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Regional News, Lake Geneva, WI Page 5 office in the Lake Geneva area. Zeiger will assist Agency Manager Robert G. Lawrence, Milwaukee, in recruiting and training full-time agents in his district. In addition, he will be responsible for developing the district's camp activities and fraternal program. Zeiger has completed the premanagement orientation program given by the Life Insurance Marketing and Re-' search Association and studies offered by the Life Underwriters Training Council.

He also is a member of the National Association of Life Underwriters and the National Association of Fraternal Insurance Counselors. Modem Woodmen of America is a fraternal life insurance society with home offices in Rock Island, IL, serving more than 630,000 members nation-. wide. Baldwin and Jeanne Gleitsman. A block party was held at the home of A1 Nischeir, 1004 Madison Street, with 45 neighbors in attendance.

Jennifer Wohl and Liz Hogberg, sixth grade students at Como School, and Principal Peter Geissal, ate fried earthworms as part of a class project Katherine Purtell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Purtell, Route 2, has enrolled at Williams Woods College, Fulton, MO. Zeiger Chosen District Manager Daniel J. Zeiger, Lake Geneva, has been named district manager in Modem Woodmen of America's Wisconsin (SE) Agency.

He has established a district Time Flies (continued from page 4) County Historical Society. Oct. 12, 1978 New officers for the Lake Geneva Kiwanis Club who were installed Ocl 3 are Paul Majerle, president; Arnold Ackley, president-elect; Don Wrase, second vice president; Phil Crawford, secretary; and Kenneth Elvin, treasurer. Tracey Mergener has been selected athletic director in Wood House, Chad-bume Hall, at University of Wisconsin-Madison. She is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Mergener, Snake Road. Miss Ellen F. Sawyer, 83, 642 Main Street, died Sunday in Wauwatosa. Mr.

and Mrs. Leslie Cooper, Pell Lake, will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary OcL 14. Owner Frank Guske presented a diamond ring to Larry Smith, Burlington, commemorating the 300 game Smith bowled, the first ever at Lake Geneva Lanes, and sanctioned by the American Bowling Congress. Katie Geldermann will represent Badger High School at the state tennis tournament in Madison. Steve Hay, and sons Jim and Steve, were featured in the October issue of Sport Aviation Magazine.

They are Lake Geneva manufacturers in the aviation field. Liza Rush, Genoa City, was the queen of the annual Oktoberfest parade held Oct. 1 in Genoa City. Homecoming king and queen at Williams Bay High School will be Ty DISABILITY INSURANCE -WHO NEEDS IT? Michael s. Deutsch, CPA i Homecoming Week.

Some senior students ride with their float in the parade. -Regional News Photo BADGER HIGH SCHOOL Homecoming 1990 was a success, with all activities going off as planned. The senior class was the winner of A Natural Habitat for People The Hunt Gub at -Geneva National. A unique natural environment in which to pursue business or pleasure. Challenging, upland game hunting begins October 1, 1990 Historic, restored estate home clubhouse Distinctive menu featuring game entrees prepared with a heartland flair Convenient to Milwaukee and Giicago Located in the exclusive Geneva National recreational community featuring Golf, Saddle, Swim Racquet Cubs in addition to Hunting Overnight accommodations available at the Lodge and Director's Collage Applications for individual and corporate memberships are now being accepted.

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gT)Mlcliael S. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 51 2 East Walworth Avenue Delavan, Wisconsin 531 1 5 414-728-4256 get a little too cute" and that all this high priced legal advice has done nothing for the opposition. But now we are down to (decision) Day. I know you have your calendar marked OcL 16. If you need a ride call me at 279-6249, but be patient as the response of people surging to get to the polls to vote "No" will be overwhelming.

The right to vote is something a lot of people gave their lives for. Don't be intimidated. That's what the voting booth is all about. No one will take your name off this list and badger you, sometimes anonymously. So until the victory party, I remain Respectfully Charles D.

Smith Route 1, Box 17 (South Road) Genoa City, WI 53128 30 peaceful years at this address and planning on many more. Thompson Appoints Coleman to Advisory Education Committee State Representative Chuck Coleman, Walworth County's 43rd Assembly District State Legislator, announced that Governor Tommy G. Thompson has appointed him to the Education Block Grant Advisory Committee, The Chapter 2 (Elementary and Secondary Education Act) Committee advises the State Superintendent of Public Instruction on the allocation of Federal funds reserved for. state use as well as on the formula for allocating funds to local educational agencies, and on the development of state programs assisted by the Chapter 2 Committee. According to Coleman, Wisconsin School Districts will receive $6.9 million in Elementary and Secondary Act funds in the 1990-91 school year.

Coleman, the Ranking Republican Member of the Assembly Education Committee, has been appointed to succeed former State Representative Betty Jo Nelsen, who now serves the Bush Administration in Washington, DC. Letters to From Lakeland (continued from page 4) 4 PM. We would like to invite any interested crafters to show their wares at our fair. To do so, please, phone me at 741-3600. Booth -space is free and participation has greatly increased each year.

The smells of baked goods at our volunteer booth will fill the air as the doors open to anyone interested in shopping at our holiday fair. Special program dates are already being set as the spirit of the holiday plans are made. If you or an organization that you are part of would like to share with our family, please feel free to call and arrange a time. On Nov. 27, the staff of Lakeland will undertake the huge project of Christmas gift selection for our residents.

Three gifts are selected for each of our 328 residents. In order to provide the nearly 1,000 gifts, we eagerly accept any new or like new items, or monetary donation to be used for the purpose of gift purchasing. If you might feel moved to donate, please deliver your gifts to the home before Wednesday, Nov. 21. Your gifts will be greatly appreciated.

Again, thank you for your continuing interest and involvement in Lakeland Nursing Home. The happiest of holidays to you. Most Sincerely, Mary Severt Coordinator of Volunteer Services Not Mayberry To the Editor: Lighten up Genoa City (NRT people), it's the Nineties! This place isnt Mayberry RFD. 1 lived in Wilmot for 10 years and barely ever noticed there was a race track around. I'm not even a racing fan (thank God.) But I'm not ignorant to the benefits it would provide.

Mike Braam f- At Citizens National Bank of Lake Geneva, we're pleased to be known by the companies we keep. On Racetrack To the Editor: Awhile back, Jerry and I were putting up some large signs around town. Youve seen them, the ones about voting yes for the racetrack. The day was warm and the ground was hard. The two old guys werent as persuasive with the shovels as they once were.

There were honks of encouragement from the passing cars. But the ground was still hard and those dam mosquitoes were drawn to the sweat A school bus stopped in the street to discharge one of its' cargo. There was a spontaneous chorus of "Yes Racetrack" from the other kids on the bus. They yelled it over and over with enthusiasm. We waved acknowledgement to them and smiled to each other.

The moment reminded me of a letter that was sent to our citizens last spring. The letter spoke of how our children will possibly identify with the racetrack being a part of their town, not somebody else's town again. And Mario is still coming. The kids know. Jim Bruce To.

Victory Day To the Editor To my dear friends in Genoa City, we are at the start of a long line of victories that will begin next Tuesday, Oct 16 and then continue on to Nov. 6 Victory Day. With the decision of the State Elections Board Wednesday, OcL 3, it proves more than ever what we have been saying all along. All these have made a sham of the judicial system. But now justice has been served.

It is indicated by the statement made by board member John Niebler when he said and I quote "The maneuver was clearly designed to thwart track opponents. There is a point at which you can Clerk WHEREAS, alcohol and other drug abuse in this nation has reached epidemic stages, and the 15-24 year old age group is dying at a faster rate than any other age group; and WHEREAS, it is imperative that visible, unified prevention education efforts by community members be launched to reduce the demand for drugs; and WHEREAS, the National Federation of Parents for Drug Free Youth and the State of Wisconsin and the City of Lake Geneva are sponsoring the National, Red Ribbon Campaign offering citizens the opportunity to demonstrate their commitment to drug free lifestyles; and WHEREAS, the National Red Ribbon Campaign will be celebrated in every community in America during "Red Ribbon Week," October 13-20, 1990; and WHEREAS, Valerie Johnson is the State Chairperson and Jo Ann Hanaway is i the Honorary Chairperson; and WHEREAS, business, government, law enforcement, schools, religious institutions, service organizations, youth, physicians, senior citizens, military, sport teams, and 1990 individuals will demonstrate their commitment to drug-free, healthy lifestyles by wearing and displaying red ribbons during this week long CaiWHEREAS, the City of Lake Geneva further commits it CAMPAIGN re- sources to ensure the success of the Red Ribbon Campaign. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Lake Geneva does hereby support October 13-20, 1990 as Red Ribbon Week, and encourages its citizens to participate in drug prevention education activities, making a visible statement that we are strongly committed to a drug free com- mUBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Council of the City of Lake Geneva encourages all citizens to pledge; "WRAP WISCONSIN IN RED." Dated this 8th day of October, 1990. Bub Hanson, Owner, Bub's Broadway 76, Lake Geneva: "The most important part of my business is my customers, and I expect my business bank to feel the same way. At CNB, they do." CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK 401 Broad Street, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin 53147-0430 'V 414248-6262 George Whitehead, Vice President CommercialMortgage Loans Guy Avedisian, President Business Development eiWCNB ADOPTED: Spyro Condos, Mayor ATTEST: Colleen Alexander, City.