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Bruce Schroeder enters race for 22nd district seat BY. JIM MEYERS Staff Writer The third candidate for the 22nd District State: Senate seat announced his intentions today. Dist. Atty. Bruce E.

Schroeder, 29, 5811 38th will run on the Democratic ticket in a primary runoff Feb. 18. Two other Democrats have already announced. They are 17th District Ald. Gerald F.

Bellow, 33, 5615 52nd and Michael Zanin, 25, 2143 47th former ombudsman for Douglas LaFollette. LaFollette vacated the senate seat Monday when he became secretary of state. More candidates are expected before the filing deadline of Jan. 21. So far no Republican has stepped forward but at least one candidate under the GOP banner is expected.

The election will be for the two years remaining of LaFollette's four-year term. Schroeder was appointed Shriners to observe 50th year The Kenosha Shrine Club will mark 50 years of service with a dinner Jan. 29 at the Italian American Club. The anniversary dinner is expected to draw a large turnout, including a number of Shrine dignitaries. Gene Veconia is chairman of the event.

The Kenosha Shrine Club, which has about 400 members, is one of Tripoli Temple's liveliest lodges, supporting a variety of charitable activities. The Shriners man the kettles at Christmas for the Salvation Army, sponsor visits of underprivileged children to the Milwaukee Shrine Circus, operate a children's blood bank, and support the Shriners' 19 hospitals for crippled children and three burns centers. Sen. Jackson's campaign fund tops $1.1 million SEATTLE, Wash." (UPI) The campaign funds for Sen. Henry Jackson's as yet unannounced bid for the Democratic presidential nomination have hit $1.1 million.

"It's most encouraging," said Richard Kline, finance coordinator for the Jackson Planning Committee, which was created last July to raise money and make preliminary campaign plans. Kline said $1.1 million has been raised from 38 states through fund raisers and receptions and a mailing to key 1972 supporters of Sens. Ed Muskie, Hubert Humphrey, George McGovern and Bruce E. Schroeder district attorney by Gov. Lucey in August, 1972.

That fall he was elected to a full two-year term, and he was re last fall. Prior to becoming district attorney, Schroeder was Kenosha County's first juvenile prosecutor and was an assistant D.A. under former Dist. Atty. Burton Scott.

Schroeder is a graduate of Marquette University and the Marquette University Law School. He is vicechairman of the Kenosha County Highway Safety' Commission, a member of the Southeastern Wisconsin Criminal Justice Planning commission, and a member of the American, Wisconsin, and Kenosha County bar associations. Schroeder was the 1974 county chairman of the Gaylord Nelson for Senator re election committee and is a member of the Kenosha County Democratic party. He is married to the former Donna Lane of Kenosha, and is a member of the German American Society. Schroeder pledged to continue his fight for consumer protection if elected.

"We have been grappling with this problem locally and have met with some degree of success generally," he said. "We have helped many individuals retrieve money lost to a few unscrupulous merchants. However, additional legislation is needed on the state level to insure that in these troubled economic times, Wisconsin citizens receive full value in the marketplace." In the area of taxes, Schroeder said, "If we look at the inflationary trends, it is easy to see that taxes have led the spiral. "I will support any efforts, to hold state taxes to a bare. minimum.

I will oppose any efforts to increase the state sales Schroeder also called for an end to the one-week waiting period for unemployment benefits, calling such action a "major concern for Wisconsin He pledged a vigorous campaign and said he would try to meet as many voters as possible. He said he has a committee of more than 60 campaign workers to date. PREE A SO Completing plans for the Kenosha chairman of the event; Thomas Prasil; Shrine Club's 50th anniversary dinner Harold C. Knight, Shrine Club presiWednesday, Jan. 29 at the Italian Amer- dent; Fred Mancusi; and Richard B.

ican Club are (from left) Gene Veconi, Antaramian. (Kenosha News photo- by Norbert Bybee) Saving energy, money by control of thermostat BY MARY STEIN Staff Writer With the colder winter months starting, it is wise to take hints on how to save on energy use, and consequently saving money by, turning down thermostats at night. The Wisconsin Natural Gas Co. reports that if your thermostat is kept at 68 degrees during the day, you can save up to 6 per cent on your heating bill by turning it down 5 degrees at night when you're sleeping. The "dialing down" process should be used only twice a day- in the morning when you get up and at night before going to bed.

Otherwise, more energy is State tax refund coming? Early filing will cut wait MILWAUKEE- Wisconsin taxpayers expecting income tax refunds will receive them much sooner if they file their returns now, Lawrence M. Phillips, District Director of Internal Revenue for Wisconsin said today. "If you file now, there's a good chance you'll receive your refund in four to five weeks," he pointed out. "If you file later, you may have to wait as long as eight weeks," he added. "January is a relatively slow month at IRS Service Centers," he explained, "which means returns can be processed and refunds issued faster than later in the filing period." "During late March and April, however," said Phillips, "returns come in at an accelerated rate and the processing cycle takes longer, which delays refunds." "So if you want that refund fast, file early," Phillips advised.

"After all, it's your Taxpayers also can speed the processing of their return by using the pre-addressed label and the special envelope included in tax package they received in the mail, the IRS spokesman said. "Another tip I can offer taxpayers," Phillips said, "is to give some thought now to setting up a record- Louis Hanson to join Gaylord Nelson staff MILWAUKEE (UPI) J. Louis Hanson, formerly chairman of the Wisconsin Democratic Party, was expected to join the staff of Sen. Gaylord Nelson, D- in Washington, it was reported here. Hanson, 49, was expected to become Nelson's assistant, the Milwaukee Journal said.

Hanson was elected state Democratic Party chairman in 1963, two years after he became a resident of the state on a large wooded Kenosha News Thursday, Jan 9, 1975 31 KENOSHA KENOSHA NEWS CLASSIFIED INDEX Announcements 1-Societies and Lodges 2-Funeral Notices 3-Funeral Homes 4-Who's Open, When 6-Card of Thanks 8-Memoriam 10-Flowers 12-Monuments, Cemetery Lots 14-Services Repairs 16-Personals 18-Lost Found Employment 20-Help Wanted 22-Saleswork 24-Situations Wanted 26-Work Wanted Financial 28-Business Opportunities 30-Education 32-Investments 34-Money To Lend 36-Wanted to Borrow Farms and Farm Land 38-Farm Auctions 40-Farm Equipment, Services 42-Feed, Seeds, Fertilizer 44-Horses, Cattle, Etc. 46-Poultry Supplies 48-Good Food 50-Miscellaneous Items 52-Camping, Boating. Needs 54-Articles For Rent 56-Motorcycles, Snowmobiles 58-Building Materials 60-Business Office Equipment 62-Dogs, Cats, Pets 64-Household Goods 66-Radio, TV, Etc. 68-Lawn Garden Needs 70-Coal and Wood 72-Swap or Trade 74-Wanted to Buy Rentals 76-Rooms With Board 78-Rooms Without Board 80-Housekeeping Rooms 82-Furnished Flats 84-Unfurnished Flats 86-Houses for Rent 88-Business Office Space 90-Farms and Land For Rent 94-Resorts and Cottages 96-Wanted To Rent Real Estate for Sale 98-Houses For Sale 100-Business Property 102-Farms Land For Sale 104-Real Estate Loans 106-Lots Acreage 108-Resort Property 110-To Exchange Real Estate 112-Wanted Real Estate Transportation 114-Trailers, Mobile Homes 116-Auto Parts, Service Tractors 120-Automobiles For Sale CLASSIFIED DEADLINES FAMILY WANT ADS AND REGULAR CLASSIFIED ADS 3 P.M.-One day before publication Monday deadline Saturday-12 noon CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS 3 days before publication Legal Notices STATE OF WISCONSINKENOSHA COUNTY COURTPROBATE BRANCH IN THE MATTER THE THE TRUST ESTATE OF HARRY A. ANDERSON, Deceased.

ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION FOR CONSTRUCTION OF TESTAMENTARY TRUST IN WILL File No. 580 431 A petition for the construction of testamentary trust under Last Will and Testament of Harry. A. Anderson, deceased, having been filed. IT IS ORDERED, that said petition be heard at the Kenosha County Courthouse, in Kenosha, Wisconsin, on the 6th day of February, 1975, at 10:00 o'clock, A.M.

Dated this 6th day of January, 1975. By the Court: FLOYD H. GUTTORMSEN County Judge Lucareli, Newman Ungemach Attorneys Kenosha, Wisconsin 53140 (Jan. 9-16-23) NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST 10 7AM EST 1-10-75 ,29.77 29.77 30.00 (BOSTON NEW YORK SAN FRANCISCO. DENVER HIGH LOS ANGELES ATLANTA DALLAS LOWEST NEW ORLEANS MIAMI -LEGEND RAIN SNOW AIR 50- SHOWERS FLOW UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST JANUARY FLOORING SALE REMNANTS KIT.

VINYL NO-WAX CARPET to REDUCED VINYL ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE Ft. Ft. Ft. ODD LOTS TO 150' 5 DISC. COLORS GAF SELF-ADHESIVE COMPLETE LOTS ONLY LARGE QUANTITIES 2 COLORS REG.

Ft. 12' CUSHIONED NO-WAX FLOORS 17 ROLLS IN STOCK SAVE $1.00 TO $4.00 SQ. YD. $395 SQ. YD.

TO 1 195 sQ. YD. FREE USE OF TOOLS OR EXPERT INSTALLATION AVAILABLE WITH PURCHASE FLOORING Becker SHADE AWNING CO. 1923 65th St. Ph.

652-4465 Legal Notices NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will be received in the County Clerk's Office, Court House, Kenosha, Wisconsin until Monday, January 20, 1975 at 3:00 P. M. for the following: One 16MM Sound Motion Picture Projector with automatic threading. Must be compatible with Bell Howell filmo sound Model 153-S. One 35MM Carousel type Slide Projector with remote control and carrying case.

Kenosha County reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids and to accept the bid most advantageous to Kenosha County. Edward J. Wavro PURCHASING AGENT (Jan. 9,10,11,1975) PUBLIC NOTICE Take Notice, the Board of Zoning Appeals will on the 16th day of January 1975 at 4:00 p. m.

in Room 200B of the Municipal Building, 625 52nd Street, hold a public hearing on the following: Minutes of the meeting of November 27, 1974. Minutes of the meeting of December 26, 1974. 1. Petition of for canopy encroachment into major street width at 3705. 52nd Stations, Inc.

That after the public hearing on the above item the Board shall adjourn into closed session for deliberation, and shall return to open session to make their decision. The following items are being brought before the Board for their due to improper notice of public hearing having been given for the meeting held on December 26, 1974. 1. Relief of rear yard requirement for addition to church at 6009 Pershing Blvd. -First Assembly of God Church.

2. Special permit for installation of 10,000 gal. gasoline tank at 5150 60th St. -Kenosha of 10,000 gal. gasoline tank at 5150 60th St.

-Kenosha Home Juice Sales Corp: 3. Special permit for installation of 12,000 gal. gasoline tank at 1405 75th St. -Benson Oil Co. 4.

Relief of rear yard requirement for addition to building at 3416 Roosevelt Rd. Engineers of Kenosha, Inc. Clyde Frederickson, Secretary BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS (Jan. 9) UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTEASTERN DISTRICT OF WISCONSINTHE SEAMEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK, Plaintiff, vs. RAY RAYMOND CLAY and ELMIRA JANE CLAY, Defendants.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE 74-C-183 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, That by virtue of a judgment of fore closure and sale entered in the above entitled action on the 23rd day of July, 1974, the undersigned U.S. Marshal of the Eastern District of Wiseonsin, will sell at public auction in the main lobby at the South entrance of the Kenosha County Courthouse in the City and County of Kenosha, State of Wisconsin, on January 29, 1975, at 10:00 o'clock -in the forenoon of that day, the real estate and mortgaged premises directed by said judgment to be sold and therein described as follows: Lot numbered One (1) in Block numbered Two (2) in Carol Beach Estates, Unit No. 1, a Subdivision of part of the East half of Section numbered Thirty (30), Township numbered One (1) North, Range numbered Twentythree (23) East, in the Town of Pleasant Prairie. Address of Property: 1008 115th Street, Kenosha, Wisconsin Terms of Sale Cash Dated this 29th day of November, 1974. J.

Howard United States Marshal GRAY BARDEN, S.C. 710 North Plankinton Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53203 (Dec. 12-19-26 Jan. 2-9-16) STATE OF WISCONSINCOUNTY COURT; KENOSHA COUNTYFAMILY COURT BRANCH MARCOS ORTIZ, 1915-61ST STREET, KENOSHA, WISCONSIN 53140, PLAINTIFF, VS. GAIL ORTIZ, (ADDRESS UNKNOWN), DEFENDANT.

THE STATE OF WISCONSIN: TO SAID DEFENDANT: You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon plaintiff's attorney, whose address is 4923 Sixtieth Street, 2 FUNERAL NOTICES Kenosha, Wisconsin, a demand for a copy of the Complaint within forty. (40) days after the 26th day of December, 1974, exclusive of the date just stated and in case of your failure so to do, judgment will be rendered against you according to the demand of the Complaint. THOMAS W. ANDERSON, -Plaintiff's Attorney 4923-60th Street Kenosha, Wisconsin 53140 APPROVED: MARCOS ORTIZ, Plaintiff (Dec. 26, Jan.

2,9.) STATE OF WISCONSINKENOSHA COUNTY COURTIN PROBATE IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF IRMA E. KONRATH, DECEASED, INFORMAL ADMINISTRATION NOTICE TO CREDITORS To the creditors of the estate of Irma. E. Konrath, Kenosha County, Wisconsin, post office address 4901 36th Avenue, Kenosha, Wisconsin. You are hereby notified and informed that: Claims shall be presented, pursuant to s.865.135 of the statutes, within 3 months of the date of first insertion of this notice or be forever barred.

Dated Dec. 30, 1974. LAZARUS J. KONRATH Applicant or Personal Representative (Jan. 2-9-16) State of WisconsinKenosha County Court- -Probate Branch IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MARTIN KILIOKAITIS, Deceased ORDER AND NOTICE FOR HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT File No.

580430 A petition having been filed by the personal representative of the estate of Martin Kiliokaitis, deceased, late of Kenosha County, Wisconsin, post office address Route 2, Box 225, Salem, Wisconsin for the approval of the account, the payment of untiled claims, the determination of heirs of the decedent, the determination of the inheritance tax, and the assignment of the estate. IT IS ORDERED THAT: The petition be heard at the County Courthouse, in Kenosha, Wisconsin on January 28, 1975, at the opening of Court on that day, or thereafter. Dated December 30, 1974. By the Court, FLOYD H. GUTTORMSEN County Judge NOTE: PLEASE CHECK WITH THE ATTORNEY AS TO THE EXACT TIME OF HEARING.

L. Erik Hansen Box 12 Silver Lake, Wisconsin (Jan. 2 9 16) 2 FUNERAL NOTICES CESARIO-Funeral services for the late Mrs. Mary Cesario of 3100 Washington who passed away January 8th, will be held on Friday, January 10th at 8:30 A.M. from the Piasecki Funeral Home.

Mass at 9:00 A.M. at the Holy Rosary Church. Interment St. George Cemetery. Parish and Italian American Ladies Auliliary rosary services at 7:15 P.M.

on Thursday. Friends may call at the Piasecki Funeral Home after 4:00 P.M. on Thursday. CULVER -Funeral services for the late Mrs. Matilda M.

Culver, a resident of 313 65th who passed away January 7th, will be held on Saturday, January 11th at 11:00 A.M. from the Holcombe-Fisher Funeral Home, Flemmington, N. J. Interment following in Prospect Hill Cemetery. Memorial remembrances may be made to the Kenosha Memorial Hospital.

The Hansen Funeral Home is serving the family. HUETTL-Funeral services for the late Robert Huetti of 6346 Sheridan Road, who died on Jan. 8th, will be held on Friday, Jan. 10th at 8:30 A.M. at the Bruch Funeral Home and mass at 9 A.M.

at St. Mark Church, interment in Peshtigo Cemetery, Peshtigo, Wis. Friends may call at the Bruch Funeral Home after 6 P.M. today. Prayer vigil will be held at 8:30 A.M.

on Friday at the funeral home. LIMPER -Funeral services for the late Dr. Louis H. Limper, formerly of Kenosha, late of 300 N. 5th Manhattan, Kansas, will be held on Friday, January 10th, at 3:00 P.M.

from the Hansen Funeral Home. Interment following in Green Ridge Cemetery. Visitation at service time only. Memorial remembrances may be made to the United Methodist Church of Manhattan, Kansas. necessary to start the furnace each time it's turned on.

If your average winter heating bill is $50 per month, you can save $3 by dialing down 5 degrees, if you dial down 10 degrees, you can save $5. To straghten out myths about light bulb usage a flourescent light should be left on to save electricity because it requires a starter which needs a powerful spark to begin heating the gas inside the tube, which must be hot before it will emit light. Besides using more electricity when you turn on and off a flourescent bulb, you decrease the life of the starter and the bulb. Incandescent light bulbs coming? wait keeping system for next year. You'd be amazed at how much this facilitates filing a return." Since taxpayers cannot file their returns until they have received all W-2 statements of earnings forms, he also urged employers to issue these forms as early as possible before the Jan.

31 deadline. He also asked banks and savings and loan associations to issue interest and dividend statements to their depositors as early as possible. Rubin Carter gets another chance in court JERSEY CITY, N.J. (UPI) Former middleweight boxer Rubin "Hurricane" Carter has another chance at overturning his triple murder conviction. Carter and one-time sparring partner John Artis, both serving life sentences for the killings, unsuccessfully sought a new trial in October after the witnesses signed sworn affidavits saying they lied at the original trial.

After the request was denied Dec. 10, a second appeal was filed. A hearing on that appeal has been set Jan. 20. be turned on and off with relatively little damage to the bulb, and should be turned off save a little electricity.

But Wisconsin Electric Power says that saving is minute. The power company has to keep its power plants burning at night to keep the boilers ready for peak usage during the day, so Christmas lights, street lights, and home lights are a wise usage of power that already exists. For wise use of heat in your home, it should be weather sealed caulking and storm windows, and should beinsulated. The amount of savings also varies with the type of home you have brick and stone houses will retain heat more readily than a wood frame home. Cold or warm water cycles are recommended for dishwashers and washing machines to save as much as four per cent on your gas or electric bill.

at Showers takes half as much hot water as baths unless you like to linger. Dishes can be rinsed under cold water. And a dripping faucet should be taken care of immediately. One that drips for a year can add up to 1,000 gallons of water a year. Cooking wisely can also save energy and money.

Defrost your meet to save 33 per cent in cooking time. When you use your oven- do so wisely. Don't preheat your oven more than 10 minutes. Use a kitchen timer to remind you when it is preheated. When you bake a chicken, bake potatoes and a pie or cake at the same time.

Energy for small appliances is often less than what's used in stove-top cooking. Keep those coffee pots, toasters, skillets, and slow-cookers out of drafts, which increases their efficiencies. Color televisions consume 33 per cent more energy than black and white sets. Be sure they're turned off when not in use. For a compact booklet on at more energy conserving tips, write to Energy Conservation Research, 9 Birch Road, Malvern, Pa.

19355 on and ask for "'The Energy Challenge What Can We Do?" McMANUS- Funeral services for the late Calvin C. McManus, a resident of who passed Tuesday, Jan. 7th, will be held Friday, Jan. 10th, at 1:00 P.M. from the Hansen Funeral Home.

Interment in Sunset Ridge Memorial Park. Friends may call at the Hansen Funeral Home from 5:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Thursday. PEDLEY- Funeral services for the late Laura C.

Pedley, of 1304 Decorah Long Lake, Ingleside, Illinois, who passed away Wednesday, Jan. 8th, will be held Saturday, Jan. 11th at 1 P.M. at the K.K. Hamsher Funeral Home in Fox Lake, Ill.

Interment in Green Ridge Cemetery, Kenosha. Friends may call at the funeral between 6:00 and 10:00 P.M. Friday. SPOONER- -Funeral services for the late Mrs. Marvin (Wilma) Spooner of 6123-26th Avenue, who died on Jan.

7th, will be held at the Church of the Nazarene, Menominee, Wis. on Friday, Jan. 10th. Friends may call at the Bruch Funeral Home from 6 P.M. to 9 P.M.

on Thursday (today). FUNERAL HOMES FUNERAL HOMES BRUCH FUNERAL HOME -Serving Kenoshaland of all faiths, with dignity. 24 hours ambulance service. Air conditioned, ample parking. 3503 Roosevelt Rd.

Ph. WHO'S OPEN, WHEN JANTZ-Auto Towing Repair, 24 hour service, 7 trucks, State Licensed. 3405 Washington Road. Ph. 654-0238 anytime.

I 10 FLOWERS FORGET A SEND It's a nice thought. FLOWERS BY JOSEPH 4437 22nd Avenue Phone 654-0774 12 MONUMENTS, Cemetery Lots CEMETERY LOTS-2 in Garden of Gethsemane. Sunset Ridge Me morial Park. Ph. 657-5974.

SUNSET RIDGE MEMORIAL PARK -Will sell 2 or 4 graves in Section Reasonably. Ph. 551- 8858 or 652-6230. 515-7th Ave. Ph.

652-9841. APPLIANCES- Expertly repaired. Washers, dryers, dishwashers, refrigerators and ranges.1 day service.Ph. 652-6158. CAREFUL HANDLING THE "WIFE Moving-Storage-75 Years DAVID NELSON SON, INC.

Ph. 657-7157-Free Estimates Parts, accessories, ELECTRIC SHAVER REPAIRS-. lowances on latest model shavers. Becker Cigar Stores, 609 56th St. and 5323 13th Ave.

KEYS CUT BY CODE -Other type keys, locks repaired, replaced, storms, screens repaired. Hardware, Lock Shop, 6306 22nd Ave. Ph.658-3142. PRINTING -Prompt, perfect work, no job too large or too small. Union Shop.

Smith Printing 6220 14th Ph. 657- 5309. 14 SERVICES AND REPAIRS ACCUTRON-Bulova, Caravelle watches. John's Watch Repair, property 12 miles west of Mellen in Ashland County. In 1962 he made an unsuccessful bid to unseat Rep.

Alvin 0'Konski, in the then 10th Congressional District. Hanson is described as a longtime friend of Nelson. He would replace William B. Cherkasky, 50, Appleton, as Nelson's administrative assistant, Cherkasky will become staff director of the Senate Select Committee on Small Business which Nelson will head. 16 PERSONALS ATTENTION Woods surrounding Sienadale Is posted property.

Absolutely "No Hunting" permitted. OUTI-5000- 45's, 10 for $1, $1 500 tapes $2 each. Prices slashed! Al's Varle ty, 5601 23rd Ave. Ph..