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36 THE CAPITAL TIMES, 1 Madison and Area Wednesday, June 20, 1979 Governor defends page A WEDNESDAY 62079 Madison, Wisconsin WANT AO DEADLINES Moo J. Sot 111 oo to' Sun ond Sot til 10 tor Mon classified 252-6321 If there Is on error In your ad. please call us as soon os possible the first day. Thanks! flMEATDQ ISWIICBJS assified Index ANNOUNCEMENTS UNZ, John F. Madison LANG LIE.

Louise M. Boscohel MORRISON. Mrs. Loretta Ella Waterloo Madison RICHES. Edna M.

Sauk City ROTT. Joseph J. Madison STAMM, Miss Selma M. Pasedena, Cal. Primrose WEST, Marion Peabody Madison Poultry.

Supplies 515 Hay. Gram. Pasture 520 Farm BuildinKS 525 Farm Equipment. Parts 530 Farm Services. Repair 535 Livestock.

Equipment Wanted 540 Farm Auctions, Sales ,...545 Bids Wanted Ilf) Obituary. In Memoriam 130 Funeral Directors 131 Cemeteries. ..135 Flowers and Gifts ....137 Personals, Thanks 1 36 Personal Interests. Your Candidate 139 Personal Interests 140 Schools Instruction ..142 MERCHANDISE Accountants 143 Architects- 144 Atlurneys-Al-Law ...145 Office Services Human Resource Services. 150 Investment 155 Travel.

Tours 160 Entertainment 161 Lost and Found 170 We've Moved 180 feyes-only The Associated Press Gov. Lee Dreyfus has defended the sending of a hand written, eyes-only note to Sen. Clifford Krueger, of Merrill, a fellow Republican who. is the minority leader in upper house. The note was delivered to Krueger by Dreyfus aide Susan Engeleiter, with instructions that it be returned to her as soon as he finished reading it.

Krueger expressed some surprise at the way Dreyfus handled the matter, which involved the governor's views on Senate action on the budget bill. Krueger was one of six GOP senators who voted for a Democratic budget measure which differed from the governors proposal. Essentially, what I was telling him had to do with the fact that I see the highways such as 51 right through the center of the state in his district as being of critical Importance to the people, Dreyfus said during a news conference in Milwaukee Tuesday. "That's what I heard out there. They want the doggone thing to be finished." Dreyfus said he wanted to be sure that Krueger knew the highway spending cut from the budget in the Democratic version was a "bottom-line issue with him and a major cam i Christmas Trees 622 Furniture 623 Home Furnishing Accessories 624 Appliances 626 TV.

Radio. Stereo 627 Sewing Hobbies 631 Photography 832 CB Equipment 633 Musical Instruments 634 Miscellaneous for Sale 636 Miscellaneous for Rent 637 Clothing Accessories 645 Recreational Vehicles Sporting Goods 650 Snowmobiles A Gear 651 Campers, Trailers 652 Boats, Motors 653 Good Th ings to Eat 660 Plants, Lawn Garden Supplies 661 Lawn tk Garden Equipment 663 Snow Removal 665 Business Equip 670 Industrial Equip .....671 Building Material 675 FuelHeating .680 Machinery. Tools 685 Wanted to Buy 690 LET AN EXPERT DO IT Miscellaneous Services 201 Repair Services 202 Tailor. Sew Upholstery 203 Plumb. Heat.

Sheet Metal. .204 Build. Maintenance, Repair 205 Landscaping. Gardening. .206 Moving.

Storage 207 Air Conditioning, 208 Deer Processing 220 Gone Fishing 250 EMPLOYMENT General 300 Office. Clerical 305 Domestic. Household 310 Retail 315 Sales 320 Automotive 325 Professional, Technical 330 Restaurant A Bar 335 Building Management 340 Employment Agencies 345 Situations Wanted 350 Day Care Nurseries 370 FINANCIAL Personal Salary. Loans 410 Savings. Investments 420 Circuit judge accused of violating court rule TRANSPORTATION Airplanes.

Accessories 700 FARMER'S MARKET Horses. Stables A Equipment 505 Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Goats 510 Mobile Homes 710 Mobile Home Parks 711 Motorcycles 720 140 Personal Interests Cemeteries, 13J Monuments 2 CEMETERY PLOTS Of High lond Memory Gordons, $400 or best offer.

249-7400. Death notices 8 a.m. 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Kuni, John F.

MADISON John F. Kuna, oge 62, of 320S Stevens died unexpectedly on Monday, June 18, 1979, ot St. Mary's Hospital Medical Center. He was born on October 14, 1916, in Wesley, Iowa. He was an assistant director for the United States Armed Forces Institute, where he had worked tor over 30 years, retiring in 1972.

Mr. Konz was a member of Our Lady Queen of Peace Church, the Knights of Columbus Council 531, ond the Madison Elks Club. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Constance Bollig of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Borboro Van Thullenar of Columbia, South Carolina; two sons, John R.

of DeForrest, ond Mark of Madison; three sisters, Mrs. Madeline Schmid of Winter Haven, Florida, Miss Fidelis Kunz of Washington, D.C., and Mrs. Ruth Voss of Modison; two brothers. Edward of Madison and Joseph of Cedar Rapids, Iowa; and five grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, the former Emma Voss, on July 26, 1978.

Funeral services will be held at OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE CHURCH, 405 S. Owen ot 10:30 a.m., on Thursday, June 21. Reverend O. Charles Schluter will officiate with burial in Resurrecton Cemetery. Friends may call offer 4 p.m.

on Wednesday, June 20, at fhe JOYCE FUNERAL HOME, 5701 Odana Rd where a rosary will be recited at 7:30 P.m. The Elks memorial service will be held at 8:15. Memorials may be made to the Wisconsin Heart Association. Langlie, Louise M. BOSCOBEL Louise M.

Longlie, age 85. passed away on Tuesdoy, June 19, 1979, ot Boscobel Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Langlie wos Boscobel resident for the past 27 years. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs.

Richard (Marjorie) Mattie, Boscobel; two sisters, Mrs. Rose Schott and Mrs. Noble (Mary) Wells, both of Marquette, Iowa; three granddaughters; great granddaughter; and a greot grandson. She was preceded In death by her husband, Elmer on June 25, 1950. Funeral services will be held ot 11 o.m.

on Thursday, June 21 at the THORNBURG FUNERAL HOME, MacGregor, Iowa where friends may call from 6-9 p.m. on Wednesday, June 20. There will be an Order of Eastern Slor Service held at 8 p.m. Paster Oliver Larkin will officiate. Burial will be in Pleasant Grove cemetery, MacGregor.

THONI-KENDALL FUNERAL HOME, Boscobel in chorge of local arrangements. Morrison, Mrs. Loretta Ella WATE RLOOMADISON Mrs. Loretta Ella Morrison, age 81. of 717Vz West Fourth Street, died on Monday, Januory 18, 1979, ot Allen Hospital, Waterloo.

She was born July 29, 1897, ot Westgate, Iowa, daughter of Michael ond Mary Farrell Pendergast. She married John Morrison November 27, 1927 at Independence, Iowa. He was preceded her in death in 1949. She wos employed os a Receptionist for many years at the Jockson Medical Clinic in Modison, retiring in 1969. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs.

Kathryn Kraft, Scottsdale, Arizona; a grandson; and three sisters, Mrs. Mae Griffin, 717'j W. 4th Waterloo, Miss Genevieve Pendergost, Madison, Wisconsin, Miss Kathryn Pendergast. West Union, Iowa. Funerol services will be held at 9:30 o.m.

Thursday ot SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH. Burial will be Resurrection cemetery, Madison ot a Greenpeace in as one chapter VANCOUVKR, British Columbia (UPI) The Greenpeace Foundation, which has fought for years on behalf of such endangered creatures as whales and seals, has opened its latest battle against itself. The environmental organization, accusing some of its American members of being more concerned with protecting their own jobs than wildlife, said Monday it would sue its San Francisco office for recovery of more than $1 million in funds and exclusive rights to the Greenpeace name. Dr. Patrick Moore, president of the organization founded in 1969, said at a news conference the funds have been diverted from the legitimate" head office in Vancouver to expand the American bureaucracy.

But Kd Chavies, a director of the Ilornung is elected James R. Ilornung, 509 Edward Madison, has been elected vice president of the Wisconsin Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Ilornung is a partner in the accounting firm, Taplick Co. to open 4:30 p.m. weekdays Sunday 10 a.m.

to 4:30 p.m. later date. OPPOLD FUNERAL HOME, is In charge of the arrangements. Riches, Edna M. SAUK CITY Edna M.

Riches, oge 80, of Route 1, Sauk City, died on Tuesday, June 19, 1979 at the Sauk Prairie Memorial Hospital after a brief Illness. The formJr Edna M. Kleinert wos born on February 5, 1899, In the Town of Troy, the daughter of C.H. and Anna Kleinert. Her husband Robert V.

Riches, whom she married on June 15, 1921, preceded her In death on February 1, 1964. She was a member of the First United Church of Christ, Sauk City. Surviving are two sons, John of Prairie du Sac ond Charles of rural Sauk City; a daughter Mrs. Waller (Elaine) Tewesof Reedsburg; three brothers, Charles Kleinert of rural Souk City and Albert ond William Kleinert both of Sauk City; ond a granddaughter. Funeral services will be held at 1:34 p.m.

on Fridoy, June 22, ot the FIRST UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, Souk City. The Reverend Roger Wentz will officiate. Burial will be in the Sauk City Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. on Thursday, June 21, at THE GRUBER-ELLESTAD SAUK PRAIRIE FUNERAL HOME, 270 Oak Prairie du Sac.

Rott, Joseph J. MADISON Joseph J. Rott, age 70, of 5514 Parkway Street, Madison, died on Tuesday, June 19, 1979, ot a Modison hospital after a brief illness. He was born on February 18, 1909, ot Yuba, Wisconsin and had lived in Madison since 1958 where he had been employed by the Veleron's Administration Hospital. He was on Army Veteran of World War II.

He was married to the former Mildred Fairfield of Madison in 1958. He is survived by his wife; a stepson, Norman Fairfield; ond two granddaughters, all of Manossas, Virginia; three brothers, Frank ond Eman, both of Yuba, Wencil. Hillsboro; and by nieces and nephews. Funeral services wile be held at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 21 at the GRUBER FUNERAL HOME, 7432 Elmwood Middleton where friends may call from 4-8 p.m.

on Wednesday, June 20. Burial will be In Mozomonie cemetery. Stamn, Miss Selma M. PASEDENA CA.PRIMROSE, Wl. Miss Selma M.

Stomn oge 87 of Pasadena CA. died Sunday, June 13, 1979 ot her home unexpectedly. She was born August 9, 1891 ot Primrose, Dane County, Wl. She is survived by nephew, Luther Stamn and family of Ml. Horeb; a niece.

Mrs. Shirely Deering and family of Greendale, Wl. Graveside services will be held ot the West Primrose Lutheran Church Cemetery ot 2 p.m. on Thursday, June 23. Rev.

Ronald Nybroten will officiate. GUNDERSON FUNERAL HOME in charge of local arrangements. West, Marion Peabody MASDISON Mrs. Marion Peobody West, oge 93, died Tuesday, June 19, 1979, at St. John Home of Milwaukee.

She was the dear mother of Arthur P. West of East Orange. New Jersey, and Mrs. Agnes Gebhard of Bloomington. Indiana.

Eucharist and memorial services will be celebrated on Thursday, June 21, ot 9 o.m. at ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH In Madison. Private internment ot Forest Hill Cemetery. a new battle, sues another San Francisco office, said later "the Greenpeace Foundation of America categbncally denies that it has ever had any obligation to forward funds to Greenpeace in Vancouver and that they are the owner of the name Greenpeace here.

Chavies said the U.S. group is "dismayed that Greenpeace in Vancouver would divert its funds which were donated for environmental purposes to unfounded and wasteful litigation expenses. Moore said the San Francisco office has sabotaged Greenpeace plans to send a ship to the rribilof Islands to protest the United States seal hunt which starts Friday. He said a complaint alleging misappropriation of funds and misuse of the Greenpeace trademark would be filed in the California district of the U.S. federal court in the next week.

Moore accused the San Francisco office of refusing take on its own government on difficult environmental issues involving U.S. interests. Obviously theyre more concerned with protecting their own jobs than either the whales or the seals. Moore said. memo paign issue in 19H0 in those districts where highways are getting knocked off." But the governor said there was no implication that he was going to campaign against Republicans who differed with him on the matter.

I've got enough Democrats to campaign against," he said. That doesnt mean Im happy with all Republicans. But as small a band as we are, Im assuming Ill accept their faults and theyll accept mine. Dreyfus said he sent his message in the form of a note that was to be returned immediately because he considered it a private communication and didnt want it to end up in the newspapers. It seemed to be best just to pen a note to him so hed have exactly what my words were, and I told Susan to just say it was a private communication and I dont want it lying around, Dreyfus said.

Anytime that you use anything thats private In Madison, then those that dont like it will call it secret, the governor added. Secret is a very different word than private. Its an obvious pejorative and it's a way to say, Aha, theres something nefarious going No judge is above the law and there are penalties for violating the lobby laws, Pabst said. Sullivan said if the visit cannot be explained, the two days absence will be counted as vacation days and deducted from Kessler's 20 days of vacation. Bill to prevent 'double dipping by judges passes United Press Internationa) A bill to prevent some Milwaukee County circuit judges, and others, from drawing from their county pensions while collecting full salaries from the state was given final legislative approval by the Senate Tuesday.

The so-called state double dipping bill" was sent to the governor on a unanimous vote. Two Milwaukee area lawyers. Democratic Sens. Kurt Frank and James Flynn, tried to sidetrack the bill, but failed on a 23-8 vote. "We have judges in Milwaukee County who betrayed the trust given Sen.

David Berger, D-Milwaukee. They have been ripping off the taxpayer. The judges retired as county jurists when the state named them circuit judges recently. They have been drawing several hundred dollars extra a month from the Milwaukee County retirement system. Flynn said the Senate was foolish" to ask for an attorney general's opinion on a bill and then pnss it before the opinion was handed down.

More riders for urban bus systems For the firstquarter of 1979, Wisconsin's 22 urban bus systems carried 25.2 million passengers an 11 percent increase over the same period of 1978, the state Department of Transportation announced today. During the same period, service was expanded by 7 percent, the announcement said. Eighteen systems reported quarterly ridership increases: Appleton, 12 percent; Beloit, 13; Eau Claire, Fond du Lac, 20; Green Bay, Kenosha, 23; La Crosse, 19; Manitowoc-Two Rivers, 44; Milwaukee County, Oshkosh, 12; Racine, 46; Rice Lake, 17; Ripon, 50; Sheboygan, 26; Watertown, 14; Waukesha County, 13; and Wausau, 10 percent. Decreases were reported in Janesville, down 39 percent; Merrill, down and Stevens Point, down 3. John Hartz, acting director of the departments bureau of transit, said severe winter weather may have accounted for some of the substantial increases as some auto riders and drivers switched to transit.

CORRECTION Jue to a printing error in our Carnival of Values Pre-Print appearing in todays paper the 21676 Cassette Recorder does not have an AMFM radio. We are sorry for any inconvenience we might have caused. Sears MAM, aoWOCR AMP CO. Bicycles 721 Auto Parts, Service ..730 Wanted Automotive 740 Tucks, Trailers 750 Auto Loans, Insurance 7b0 Import Sports Cars 7 70 Antique. Collectible Cars.

771 New Cars For Sale 772 Used Cars For Sale 773 Suburban Cars For Sale 774 Vehicle Leasing 780 REALTY RENTALS Vacation 800 Rooms For Rent 805 Housekeeping Rooms 806 Rooms With Board .....807 Unfurnished Apartments. ..810 Sublet Unfurnished Apartments 815 Furnished Apartments 820 Sublet Furnished 825 Roommates 827 Unfurnished Houses 630 Unfurnished Duplexes 835 Townhouses 836 Furnished Houses .....640 Furnished Duplexes 841 Mobile Homes For Rent 845 Mobile Home Parks 846 Suburban For Rent 849 Garages, Space Rent 850 Wanted to Rent 860 Rent Business Space 870 Rent Office Space 871 Rent Commercial Space. ...872 Rent Industrial Space 873 Rent Farm Land 880 Want to Rent 885 Miscellaneous For Rent 890 REALTY SALES Realty Loans. Insurance 900 Madison Homes 910 Condominiums 911 Suburban Homes 913 Wisconsin Homes 914 Real Estate Miscellaneous. 920 Out of State Realty.

930 Real Estate 940 Income Property 950 Sites A Lots 960 Land For Development 962 Farm Land For Sale 963 Lake. River Property 964 Recreational Property 965 Commercial Property 966 Commercial Land 967 Business Opportunities 980 Realty to Exchange 990 140 Personal Interests Rexer Rent A Dog Full trotnmg progrom tor vour dog obedience andor protection. Our dogs hove intelligence, lov-oity and dependability tor personal, home A business protection. These ore not ottock dogs, but loving fomily protectors and companions. Dogs ovoiioble for rent or sole 608-429-3023 608-742-2008 Pordevtile Portage WANTED: Rhythm guitar plover for young A popular recording donee band.

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26 year old man would like fo meet young womon. Write Box R7175 co Modison Newspopers. WANTED Will pov top donor tor United A American Airline Coupons Coll 255-7746 ALL MADISON SENIOR CLASS PICTURES ore stilt ovoilobie ot DeLonge Studio, while supplies lost. 648 State St 255-3477. ALTERATIONS ond Making Clothes Coll Shirley: 249-0059 Pin Balls, Pins Balls Pin Bolls, etc.

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classified want-ads 252-6321 blimteer Directory 256-3102 VOLUNTARY ACTION CENTER 2 South Fairchild Street Tutors needed to help Spanish speaking students with practical basic moth. Must be bilingual; ovoilobiltfv on Tuesdoy, Wednesdov, ond Thursday mornings preferred. instructors needed to teach English os second tonguoge to Spanish speaking people. Person! si needed to work with teens in community center teaching droma, pillow moktng, pottery, photogroohv, women's seif-oworeness. interested in helping kids? This could be for you! Sun Prairie nursing home is looking for someone who con ploy the piono to entertain and oc-componv the residents for sev- erol hours each week It vog con ploy gospel music, show tunes, we need you! Driver needed to tronsoort youth work crews to ond from sites and run for supplies occosionoi-ly.

Training for driving von will be supplied. Typists needed fo assist in preparing moiling lists for the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestro- If you ore interested in chomber music, here is your chonce to help the Orchestra get oft to successful start at the new seo-son! Recreotionol assistants needed for disobied campers at special dov recreation camp. Mature person needed for child care tosks for children with developmental disabilities. Some hove cerebrol palsy, autism, leornmg disabilities. A potentially rewording experience for someone with pohence who en-iovs kids.

Help Driver's Education client understand ond interpret the Driver's Education monuol. Ooes not include behmd-the-wheei driving. Persons need tutoring at ieost once week. Volunteer needed to tutor fifth grade girl in Moth ond Reading once or twice weekly. Northeast side of Modison.

There ore number of bovs in the Stoughton area who need Big Brothers. Some hove been waiting three veors. It's fun to be Bg Brother. Volunteers must be at Ieost nineteen years old. MILWAUKEE (UPI) The chief judge of the Milwaukee County court system Tuesday said Circuit Judge Frederick P.

Kessler violated a court rule hen he went to Madison to support a bill concerning bail for criminal defendants. Judge Michael T. Sullivan said Kessler went to Madison twice last week to support a measure that would prohibit bonding companies from arranging bail for defendants in criminal cases. Kessler, a former state legislator, said finished his court work at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday and went to Madison to talk with legislators about the bail issue.

He said he returned to Madison Thursday after attending a State Bar conference in Fontana. Sullivan said Kessler ignored a rule set by the Wisconsin Supreme Court hich requires judges to inform their chief judge when they are not on the bench. Sullivan said Kessler did not say he would be absent and he is going to ask for an explanation. Rep. Richard Pabst, D-Milwaukee, who opposes the bill, wrote Sullivan asking him about Kessler's appearance in Madison.

He also said he has asked Secretary of State Vel Phillips to find out if Kessler violated the state law requiring registration of lobbyists. I think he might have violated the law and I Intend to pursue the matter. Evangelical Lutherans leader dies MILWAUKEE (UPI) Rev. Oscar Naumann, 69, president of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod for 26 years, died Monday night, a few hours after telling staff members he would not seek re-election because of ill health. Naumann had been president for 26 years, elected to 13 terms as leader of the denomination which has its headquarters in Milwaukee.

He died at St. Joseph's Hospital Monday night from the effects of a stroke suffered Saturday. Naumann was confined to a hospital part of last year with a heart ailment. Rev. Carl Mischke of Juneau, first vice president, automatically became president and will seek election to a full term at the synods biennial convention Aug.

1 through 8 in Water-town. During Naumanns presidency, which began in 1953, the synod grew from congregations in 16 states in 1961 to congregations in 48 states. It is known for its theololgical conservatism and literal interpretation of the Bible. Wisconsin may lose $18.8 million in aid WASHINGTON (AP) Wisconsin could lose $18.8 million in federal Medicaid and Aid to Families with Dependent Children funds because of a $1 billion budget cutback to fight waste. The Department of Health, Education and Welfare said Tuesday it may be forced to cut the payments to states by a total of $831 million July 1 because of a congressional order to trim its waste by $1 billion.

Two Lamaze movies scheduled Sunday The Lamaze Association of Dane County will present a free public showing of two childbirth films, The Story of Eric, and "Nans Class at 7 p.m. at St. Marys Hospital Medical Center on Sunday. Registrations are presently being accepted for August and September. For information on Lamaze childbirth classes calll Nancy Standridge at 255-7121, or Ann Rohr at 221-0975.

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