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KENOSHA NEWS LOCAL NEWS Sunday, March 10, 1996 DEATHS Increasing enrollments push Martin B. Antaramian sin State Association, Floyd F. Stapleton Martin B. Antaramian, 83, 6565 Pershing Boulevard, the father of Mayor John Antaramian, died Friday (March 8, 1996) at Kenosha Hospital and Medical Center. Born May 21, 1912 in Kenosha, he was the son of the late Bedros and Anna (Mardoian) Antaramian.

On April 18, 1946, he married Noreen Semerdjian in Crown Point, Ind. He attended Kenosha schools, the University of Nancy, Nancy, France, the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the UW Law School, where he graduated in 1950. During World War II, he served with the U.S. Army 14th Armored Division. In the rank of sargeant he and three other soldiers captured 85 German soldiers earning him a bronze star.

With his brother, Richard, he founded the law firm of Antaramian and Antaramian. After 43 years in law practice, he retired in 1993 from the firm, which had become Antaramian and Easton. He was the recipient of the DeMolay Legion of Honor. Taking special joy in his family, he spent every Sunday with his children and grandchildren. He held membership i in St.

Andrew's Episcopal Church, Kenosha Lodge 343, Kenosha Scottish Rite Club, Kenosha Shrine Club, York Rite Bodies, Kenosha Commandry 30 Knights Templar, Kenosha Chapter 3 Royal Arch Masons, Kenosha Council 33, and Royal and Select Masters. He was past governor of Kenosha York Rite College 38, a member of Valley of Milwaukee Scottish Rite, Tripoli Shrine, Kenosha Propeller Club, Kenosha Bar Association, Wiscon- American Bar Association, Trial Lawyers of America, 14th Armored Division, American Legion, Junker-Ball Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars, Kenosha Rotary Club and Loyal Order of Moose. Survivors include his wife, two sons, Kenneth and John, both of Kenosha; two daughters, Anna McGuire and Kathy Easton; both of Kenosha; and 12 grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, two brothers, Richard and Neshan Antaramian and one sister, Nazle Ermoian. Hansen Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Dolores E. Hervat Dolores E. Hervat, 75, 1902 29th died Friday (March 8, 1996) at St. Catherine's Hospital. Born April 26, 1920 in Kenosha and was immediately adopted by John and Elizabeth (Heiden) Bruns.

She attended St. George Elementary School and Mary D. BradHervat ford High School. After marrying Joseph L. Hervat in 1940, she was a homemaker until 1950, when she was employed by American Motors Corp.

She retired in 1977. She was a member of United Auto Workers Local 72, the Slovain Society and the Birthday Club. She was involved with the Kenosha Humane Society and the Kenosha Animal Shelter. Survivors are four sons, Joel Hervat, Madison, and Dean, John and James Hervat, all of Kenosha; two daughters, Laurel Mellone, Brookfield; and Janet Riley, Kenosha; 14 grandchildren and a great-grandchild. She was preceded in death by two brothers.

Hansen Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Floyd F. Stapleton, 87, formerly of Kenosha, late of Deltona, died Friday (March 8, 1996) in DeBary Manor, DeBary, Fla. The son of Stapleton School and the late Dr. Edward and Elizabeth (Garvey) he was born April 8, 1908 in West Allis.

He attended St. Thomas Grade School, Lincoln Junior High Kenosha School. On Sept. 2, 1933 he married Doris Reith St. James Church, Kenosha.

He had been employed at S.S. White Dental Mfg. and later at D.L. Saslow Dental both in Chicago. He was a member of Lady of Lakes Catholic Church, Deltona, and.

a square- and round-dancing club. He is survived by his wife, Deltona; two sons, Robert Ann Arbor, and Thomas Saline, a daughter, Karen L. Nicla, Kenosha; two brothers, Eugene, Waukesha, and Dr. Clement, Lac du Flambeau; a sister, Julia E. Von Rueden, Eagle, 11 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.

Also preceding him in death were three sisters, Caroline Stapleton, Mary Ruth Reynolds and Catherine Tillmans, and a brother, Joseph. Proko Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Clem Spiegelhoff Clem Spiegelhoff, 91, died Saturday (March 9, 1996) at the home of his daughter, Rita Frye, 8834 42nd Ave. Further information will be available Monday from SchutteDaniels Funeral Home, Burlington. Two people injured in separate accidents A Milwaukee man, Charles E.

west of the west Frontage Road, she passed another vehicle on Greer, 40, was released from at Highway C. the left, crossing the double-yelKenosha Hospital and Medical Greer was ticketed for dri- low traffic lane lines at 40th AvCenter after treatment of in- ving while intoxicated. enue. juries received in a single-car An intersection accident Michael A. Covelli, 33, 9320 accident at 1:10 a.m.

Wednes- sent a Kenosha woman to the 12th Place, was northbound on day. hospital Friday. 40th Avenue and was turning A Kenosha Sheriff's Depart- Hazel L. Skinner, 50, 4802 38th west onto 60th Street when the ment report said Greer was was treated and released accident happened, reports southbound on I-94 when he lost from Kenosha Hospital and said. control of his car which spun Medical Center after the 4:10 Skinner was ticketed for driout of control and began rolling p.m.

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Human Resources Administrator Linda Neilson Euting forecasts a 2.5 percent enrollment hike, from 18,702 to 19,170. Curt Smith speaker at Buchanan rally TWIN LAKES Milwaukee talk show host Curt Smith will be the featured speaker at a Buchanan for President rally, from 6 to 10 p.m., Tuesday at the Wonder Bar Banquet Hall, 352 East Main, Twin Lakes. Smith anchors a WISN radio show weekdays from 9 a.m. to noon. People attending the rally will pay $10 at the door.

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Two teaching positions will be removed from the junior highs. Growth in special education will require 13 teachers. Student-to-teacher ratios in special education range from five students a teacher to 22 kids per instructor. Rapid growth in HispanicAmerican enrollment fuels the need for four bilingual teachers.If Unified needs to fill the seven positions being held in reserve, the total cost will be $1.8, million. The upcoming school year will be the fifth in a row involving teacher workforce sion of 20 or more.

During the same period, enrollment will: have jumped by slightly more than 2,000 students. School Board members will. review the projections at 7:30: p.m. Tuesday at the Educational: Support Center, 3600 52nd St. Antaramian FIRE, RESCUE CALLS The Kenosha Fire Depart- 1:54 p.m.

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4:00 p.m. to Close; Closed Mondays I'll Be Cutting Up 2nd Annual The Rug Jerry Fani St. Patrick's Day Benefit Dance Saturday, March 16, 1996 7 p.m.-12:30 a.m. Marina Shores 302 58th Street Kenosha Music per person MAIN RAFFLE Includes: Corned Green Beef Beer, Trip from to Las and Cabbage 27" LaMacchia Travel from, and Triangle TV many Appliance All proceeds to be donated to Women's HorizonsAdvocates for Battered Women and their Children Tickets are available at these area Jones Intercable The Flair Roger Marv Super Valu Sponsored Women's Horizons.