Kenosha News from Kenosha, Wisconsin • 6

Ifriirinir Hu injunction bid denied Safety Building But he said there were no meetings until March 25 when the association was informed that the county intended to subcontract the dispatching jobs to the Joint Services Board which It considers an independent agency "The county fooled us" Caviale charged Maloney said the county disagreed substantially with the association's view of the facts and urged the court to let WERC sort them out He argued against the injunction saying WERC had the power to "make whole" the situation even if it sides with the deputies' association in the dispute Attorney Walter Stern also representing the deputies argued that the WERC might take six months to a year to reach a decision too little too Stern said He urged Ahlgrlmm to "keep the status quo pending the WERC The judge however ruled that there would not be irreparable damage In the absence of an Injunction to enter into negotiations concerning the staffing of the Public Safety building A hearing on that complaint is scheduled by the WERC for May 19 Judge Ahlgrlmm Indicated that in cases where the court and a state agency such as WERC have concurrent jurisdiction the agency should be given priority unless a situation is unique that the court should invoke its Ahlgrlmm said that the WERC should have the opportunity to use its "techniques and tow solve the dispute before the coiirr steps in The judge however retained Jurisdiction in the matter and told the association that if events occur which are contrary to "what has been said here you can petition the court for That would include statements by attorney John Maloney of the Milwaukee law firm Mulcahy and Wherry representing the county and the other defendants that "there will be no layoffs of deputy sheriffs as a result of the Joint Services Board taking over the operation of the Maloney said that the hiring of civilians for positions in the new building will put more sworn officers on patrol He also argued that disputes between the association and the county should be resolved by WERC not the court John Caviale an attorney with the law firm of Joling Rizzo and Willems representing the deputies said the association- had tried to negotiate the issue but the county refused to talk about it The deputies have beep without a contract since Dec 31 1980 Prolonged negotiations in 1981 led to arbitration No decision has been handed down by an arbitrator Whatever the result that contract was only for one year and expired Dec 31 1981 Caviale said that the association repeatedly tried to negotiate a 1982 contract In which it expected the county to address the matter of personnel staffing of the Public Stanley Stoxen Stanley (Ted) Stoxen 79 Bassett Wis died Monday morning at Burlington Memorial Hospital The son of the late Mr and Mrs August (Anna Cook) Stoxen he was born on April 21 1903 in Pukwana SD He graduated from Wilmot High School in 1922 In 1924 he became affiliated with the Bassett Hardware Store and later owned and operated the firm until his retirement in 1974 He was a licensed plumber A longtime resident of the area he served as clerk of the Town of Randall from 1935 until 1941 He was elected treasurer of the Wilmot High School Board in 1950 and was recently re-elected He was postmaster at Bassett during 1972 and 1973 On March 18 1927 in Silver Lake he married Carolyn Fernald She died in 1972 He was a member of Calvary Congregational United Church of Christ Surviving are a foster daughter Mrs Rich (Laurel) Rego of Bassett two brothers Preston and Lloyd both of Wilmot five sisters Mrs Laura Williams Alhambra Calif Mrs Margaret Dix Town of Salem Mrs John (Hazel) An-driesen Galesvlile Wis Mrs Helen Thomas Harvard 111 and Mrs Ruth Allen Zion 111 and a foster granddaughter He was preceded in death by five brothers and four sisters By DON JENSEN Staff Writer Racine Circuit Judge John Ahl-grimm Monday afternoon refused to issue an injunction that would have prevented the hiring of civilian employees to work in the new Public Safety Building The request for the temporary injunction was filed Friday by the Kenosha County Deputy Association against Kenosha County the Joint Services Board and 16 county and city officials Judge Ahl-grimm heard the request after local judges excused themselves from the case The association contended that deputies and the public would suffer irreparable harm if dispatching communications record keeping and counter duties were handled by civilian employees rather than sworn law enforcement officers In a separate action the association several weeks ago filed a prohibited labor practices complaint with the Wisconsin Em- ployment Relations Commission contending that the county refused The following calls were answered by the Kenosha Fire Department: TUESDAY 7:42 am 7521 36th Ave Man ill 7:04 a 4509 79th St Adult ill 12:37 am 50th Street and Seventh Avenue Woman ill WEDNESDAY 10:55 pm 6041 50th Ave Girl ill 10:44 pm 3900 45th St Woman ill 8:53 pm 56th Street and Sixth Avenue Woman down 8: 15 pm 5732 60th St Man ill 7:46 pm 80th Street and 22nd Avenue Unnecessary call 6:16 pm 3109 15th St Man Antaramian to run for Assembly seat Kenosha News Tuesday May 4 1982 Phillip Dunek Phillip Dunek 72 Paddock Lake died Sunday at Kenosha Memorial Hospital Dunek was a 10-year veteran of the Paddock Lake Village Board serving as village president from 1973 to 1975 and as a village trustee for eight years He was instrumental in the Installation of the village sewer system He was chairman of the village sewer cbmmittee during his last term of office which ended in April and directs a major overhaul of the village sewer system Dunek also served as a Paddock Lake chief of police He was bom on July 30 1909 in Michigan City Ind A resident of Chicago for many years he moved to Paddock Lake in 1950 On April 22 1933 in Chicago he married Agnes Mizerk A mechanic by trade he was formerly employed by Lakeshore Motors in Kenosha and was a member of the United Auto Workers' union He was a member of St Francis Xavier Catholic Church in the Town of Brighton Surviving are his wife two sons Dennis of Sparta Wls and Bruce of Rothschild Wls two daughters Phyllis Poulsen Paddock Lake and Mrs Robert (Elaine) Volk Waukegan two brothers John Flint Mich and Clem Chicago a sister Lillian Dickson Chicago and 12 grandchildren He was preceded in death by a brother Stanley and by two sisters Margaret Simpson and Helen Leonard lielenHj leien M'S? 025HuId tonday Gelmi PauHHelen H) Gelmi 57 9025Huida" Drive Sturtevant died Monday morning at her home The daughter qf Mr and Mrs Arnie (Alii Takkels) Parkkonen she was born on Jan 9 1925 in Negaunee Mich She resided in Sturtevant for the past 21 years On June 12 1943 in Ishpemlng Mich she married Paul Gelmi For the past 17 years she had been employed by Jockey International Inc in Kenosha I She was a member of the Faith Lutheran Church in Sturtevant 1 Surviving are her husband her mother of Negaunee a son Paul Jr Sturtevant two daughters Mrs Alan (Pat) Rosenbaum Sturtevant and Mrs George (Nancy) Ul-ricksen New Port Richey Fla three brothers Richard Indian River Mich and Bill and Miles both of Negaunee and seven grandchildren She was preceded in death by a sister Lillian Frosh Lectures planned Dr Ronald Greeley Arizona State University planetary geologist will present free public lectures Thursday and Friday at Molinaro Hall Room 105 University of Wlsconsin-Parkside Greeley will speak on "Geological Exploration of the Planets" at 8 pm Thursday and Erosion on Earth Mars and at noon Friday 6 Postpone Woodstock hearing JOHN ANTARAMIAN crease in the drinking age to 19 to "keep liquor out of the high He would also propose final-offer arbitration for public employees prior to the expiration of the ojd contract The issues are similar to those he campaigned on In 1980 when he came within 200 votes of upsetting Dorff Antaramian was then running for office for the first time at age 25 Nomination papers for the post cannot be filed until June 1 for the September primary election Antaramian has kept his campaign account open since the 1980 election John Antaramian 27 became the third Democratic candidate to announce for the 65th District Assembly seat being vacated by Eugene Dorff Antaramian 8318 25th Ave narrowly lost in his bid to unseat Dorff in 1980 This time he will be facing Albert Namath 32 7400 52nd Ave and former County Board Chairman Ronald Frederick 49 8610 20th Ave for the party nomination Frederick announced his candidacy Monday and Namath In late April Antaramian Is assistant manager at Walgreen Drug Store He said he will take a leave of absence at the end of this month He holds a bachelor of science degree in business management and economics from the University of Wisconsln-Parkslde Antaramian said his major campaign issue would be Juvenile law revisions He would seek a mandatory waiver Into adult court for certain offenses committed by Juveniles such as murder He would then give the discretion of sentencing to judges where the law presently provides for a one year maximum for juveniles Antaramian also wants to double the $1000 limit on damages to parents of juveniles who coiqmit wanton acts of destruction Antaramian will also seek an ln- Road work closes off 22nd Ave Traffic was closed Monday on 22nd Avenue between Roosevelt Road and 75th Street for the road widening work scheduled for completion in about 2 'i Months nere will be no ma Irked detour One lanespf traffic will be open wr-allstreets Intersecting 2h(L Contractors said reason" able access will be provided property owners whose land abuts 22nd injured 3:27 pm 2814 Roosevelt Read Garage vandalism fire 1:37 pm 2800 52nd St Man injured 1:33 pm 7836 48th Ave Man injured 12:57 pm 5021 30th Ave Car fire 11:56 am American Motors plant Man injured 11:04 am Third Avenue and 58th Street Man ill 10: 13 am 1915 63rd St Woman ill 9:27 am 5418 52nd St Woman fell 9:00 Am 39th Avenue and Washington Road Boy injured sent employees at the home The union brought iltiarges against the center alleging the employer illegally discharged two employees who had helped the organizing effort One of the former employees also filed a charge that the jhe health center blacklisted her pTeventlhg her from working in a similar job In another health center The tentative settlement Friday resulted from extensive discussion in the months prior an NLRB spokesman said brown with white on neck and feet picked up at 514 66th Place Doberman-shepherd mix male black and tan choker collar picked up at 8222 22nd St Spaniel mix female black with white chest picked up on 54th Street at 17th Avenue Beagle male picked up at 530 14th Place Husky mix female white and red picked up at 63rd Avenue and 113th Street Owners may claim their dogs at the animal shelter 1307 67th Place daily except Sunday and holidays between 10 am and 5 pm Dogs must have licenses and rabies shots Theresa A Cantrell Mrs Hoyt (Theresa A) Cantrell 50 8609 20th Ave died Monday evening at Kenosha Memorial Hospital The daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony (Michellna Punt-illo) Parise she was born on July 22 1931 in Kenosha She was a graduate of Mary Bradford High School and was a lifelong resident of the city On Dec 22 1951 In Keoosha she married Hoyt Cantrell She was formerly employed as a secretary by the Simmons Co and later worked as a aide at St Hospital A member of St Mary Lutheran Church and its Altar Guild she also taught Sunday School classes Surviving are her husband her mother two sons Richard and Thomas a daughter Mrs Richard (Judy) Grayson all of Kenosha and three grandchildren She was preceded in death by her father on Oct 11 1979 and a brother Joseph Josephine Torcaso Mrs Josephine Torcaso 81 formerly of Kenosha late of Fresno Calif died there Monday April 26 She was born in June 1900 in Italy While in Kenosha she and her husband Frank operated a grocery store at Washington Road and 22nd Avenue present site of Adelman Laundry Dry Cleaners The couple moved to Fresno in 1946 where they owned and operated the Wonderland Roller Rink before retiring in 1965 Her husband died in 1979 Surviving are a son Chester and a daughter Rosemary both of Fresno four grandchildren and a great-grandchild She was preceded in death by a son Bill in 1965 A hearing scheduled for today on unfair labor charges against the Woodstock Health Center Kenosha has been Indefinitely postponed pending completion of a tentative agreement reached between the parties Friday A trial had been scheduled today before a National Labor Relations Board administrative law judge on four charges resulting from a union organizing effort in early 1979 at the nursing home The Retail Clerks Union Local 526 subsequently won the right to repre The Kenosha County Humane Society reports the following dogs were picked up and are waiting to be claimed by their owners Beagle mix male "finite and black brown on face picked up at 2223 54th St Labrador mix female pup 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