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Victim Ignored Warning MILWAUKEE (AP) A friend's warning of my God, don't failed to stop Janice Bourdo from trying to hitch a ride home one day last week. But Miss Bourdo, 17, never arrived home. Instead, she was found a few hours later, fatally beaten and stabbed at a Highway 141 rest area near Port Washington. Police said she was picked up about 4 p.m. Friday while hitchhiking after leaving her job at a downtown restaurant.

Joseph J. Carroll 25, an unemployed Air Force veteran, was charged Monday with First degree murder in connection with the death. Another restaurant ploye, Marie Lynn Hohl, 16, described Tuesday a discussion she had with Miss Bourdo Friday afternoon. Miss Bourdo she wanted to be home early because her mother was fixing something special for dinner and she was going to a Miss Hohl said. told our boss, that she was ill so she could leave a little early.

said she had already missed the bus, so she would just hitch a Miss Hohl said the comment triggered memories of her driver education class at Wauwatosa East High School earlier that day. The class warned against hitchhiking. A reading assignment included a magazine article which some pretty gruesome stories about some people who had been murdered she said. She passed the warning on to Miss Bourdo. said something like, my God, she said.

But Miss Bourdo replied that she had hitchhiked many times and stories reading just Miss Hohl said. "I finally said, I want to push She said she hoped others would learn from Miss death. really listen to that article I had read on hitchhiking and I guess I expect her to listen when I told her about Miss Hohl said. hoping someone will listen Country Painting Displayed record Real Estate WtukMha, 621 Lincoln sold by Charles K. Johnson to Keith G.

Scherer, $33,000, 1424 Cottonwood Drive, sold by Leslie A. Datesman to Donald H. Rschback, $43,3000 220 W. Wabash sold by Aloysius M. Pankratz to Timothy J.

Sullivan, $29,900. 437 Prospect Court, sold by Edward H. Simmerman to Norman U. Hansel. $26,000.

173 Fourth sold by David L. Moll and George Egan Jr. to Byron F. Didenko $86,000. 2014-2016 Cardinal Drive, sold by Byron F.

Didenko Jr. to George Egan Jr. and David L. Moll, $43,500. 2014-2016 Cardinal Drive, sold by George Egan Jr.

and David L. Moll to James J. Scoop, $43,500. Part of the southwest quarter of section 30 (7 acres), sold by Richard H. Lillie to Sunset Investment $119,000.

Lot 87, Pebble Valley Subdivision, sold by Siepmann Investment Corp. to Mark G. Tesch, $11,900. 1601-03 Dover Drive, sold by Kenneth Behling to Palu A. Gumm, $59,000.

Lot 8, River's Edge Subdivision, sold by Walter L. Luedke to William R. Schultz, 11 000 W340-N6322 Breezy Point, sold by Erland N. Tieberg to Dennis J. Zenoni and Darlene E.

Edwards, $36,500. Mukwonago Town, 152 Lake sold by David M. Goetsch to William E. Carter, $23,900. Part of the east half of the southeast quarter of section 20 (240 acres), sold by John H.

Wilson to Kemp A. Wilson, $134,000. Summit Town, 2310 N. Lake Drive, sold by Robert C. LaBrot to Paul Schnackenberg, $35,000.

Lisbon Town, Lot 17, block 4, Mountain Shadows Addition 2, sold by Mountain Shadows, Inc. to William W. Zellmer, $5,600. Vornon Town, W262-S7635 Oakdale Road, sold by Harmony Homes, Inc. to Daniel J.

Boone. $23,900. Morton Town, W331-N5365 Cherry Court, sold by Thomas J. Moran to Donald D. Johannsen.

$43,500 STATE PATROL Don Teffer, Frances New Berlin, $50, ax'e overload. Charles Milazzo, 27, Mukwonago Rt. 3, $47, speeding. Steven Wege, 25. Nashotah Rt.

1, William Howells, 20, College $40 each, speeding. Palmer Radtke, 52, Spaulding Watertown, $30. defective speedometer. Thomas Hanson, 25. Hartland Rt.

1, $29, expired registration. Fined $30 for speeding: Gregory Zielinski, 32. Blodwen Drive; Edwin Wolff, 24, Watertown; Charles Schott, 33, Beauford Brookfield; Roger Rankin, 36, Park Place. Mukwonago; Robert Lloyd, 21, Bennington Drive, Brookfield; Cecelia Laschat, 26, Racine James Kreil 32, Road P. Okauchee; Michael Jarrett, 24, Castle Court, Brookfield.

Accidents WAUKESHA Mar. 19 Fuller St. at W. St. Paul Ave.

Collision between auto driven by Joan Hahn, 27, College backing, and vehicle driven by Arvin Larson, 34, Bel Ayr Drive, stopped in traffic on Fuller St. 8:41 a.m., University Drive. Collision between autos driven by Mary Hanson, 47, Maple Way North, traveling west on University Drive, and Terry Johnson, 19, N. 134 Brookfield, attempting turn on University Drive. Police Calls Oconomowoc, 1046 Revere Drive, sold by Brookfield Homes, Inc.

to Patricia M. Havlik, $37,800. Rewaukee, 516 Park sold by Agnes Meara to Vernon D. Lovley, $8,900. Dousman, 189 Williams Court, sold by Barron Builders, Inc.

to James C. Seldal, $36,900. Delafield, 1235 Milwaukee sold by Irmgard C. Wagner to Robert Woeste and Fr. David Woeste, $25,000.

Mukwonago, Lot 13, block 2, River Park Estates Subdivision, sold by River Park Estates to Elmer G. Gunn, $6,900. Lot 14, block 1, River Park Estates Subdivision, sold by River Park Estates to Richard J. Bickler, $6,800. HARTLAND, 218 Circle Drive, sold by Thomas B.

Czajkowski to De Wayne L. Householter, $32,000. Wales, 403 Bron Derw Drive, sold by John E. Puls to Glen D. Bojar, $39,000.

Lot 143, Genesee Farms Addition 4, sold by Wayne E. Foster to John S. Gregorski, $9,400. Muskego, W200-S7657 Prospect Drive, sold by John Groh to James A. Weber.

$41,600 New Berlin, Lot 14, Glengarry East Subdivision, sold by Universal Shelter Corp. to Robert D. Ross, $9,400. Waukesha Town, Part of the southwest quarter of section 26, sold by Kilps Homesites, Inc. to Elmer J.

Sommers, $5,500. Pewaukee Town, W238-N1050 Sherwood Drive, sold by Ftoger N. Bensing to Charles K. Johnson, $47,500. Genesee, Part of the northwest quarter of section 22 (4 acres), sold by Winifred S.

Richards to Wayne R. McAllister, 10 000 Oconomowoc Town, 517 Road sold by Raoul Gilster to George D. Waltz, $67,500. Court Actions STATE James Dawson, 23, Main Delafield, $20, expired registration. Jule Engle, 27, Eagle box 184.

$50, no driver's license. Michael Fleischmann, 22, Dunbar $30. non-registration, $40, no motorcycle endorsement on license. Christian Johnson, 21, Dante Drive, Oconomowoc, $35, expired registration. Michaei ireton, 20, Madison Menomonee Falls, $100, driving after revocation.

David Buckley, 19, Buena Vista $30, non-registration, $50, improper use of registration plates. $100, driving after revocation. Jose Colon. 26, Madison $207, driving under the influence of an intoxicant. David Buckley, 19, Buena Vista $50, speeding.

Ellen Bertrand, 30, Springdale Road. $20, expired registration. Henry Marcy. 45, Lakeside Road, Pewaukee, $100, failure to notify police of accident, $50. failure to have vehicle under control.

Thomas Niedercorn, 26, Kimberly Drive, $100, driving without a license. Jennet Simonini, 30, Ridgeway Drive, Pewaukee, $20, expired registration. Gary Stoffers, 19, Palmyra Rt. 1, $45, speeding. Virginia Strenk, 31, Mark Drive, New Berlin, $20, expired registration.

Gale Tynefeld, 38, Acres Drive, Hartland. $55, speeding. Alvin Zellmer, 44, New Berlin, box 192, $250, driving under the influence of an intoxicant. NEW BERLIN Dennis Kells, Euclid Drive. New Berlin, $25, drunkenness.

David Lang, Racine Place, New Berlin, $30, abandoned vehicle. WAUKESHA Jose Monsivais, White Rock $17, parking violations. William Duerst Wisconsin $25, parking violations. James Adler, Lake Pewaukee, $45, parking violations. Fire Calls WAUKESHA Mar.

19 1031 a.m.. Charlotte Mareno, 77, White Rock sick, conveyed to hospital. 1031 a.m., Gladys Thompson, 62, White Rock Ave sick, conveyed to hospital. 11:40 a.m., Charlotte Mareno, 77, White Rock conveyance home. 11:40 a.m., Gladys Thompson, 62, White Rock conveyance home.

2 33 p.m., Mrs. Wendy Owens, East oven fire Probate Court JOINT TENANCY AJojzy Szymanski, Pewaukee. died Nov. 11. 1973.

leaving $26,558.65. WILLS Rose Schok. Brookfield, died Aug. 11, $973, leaving $120,217.74. Estelle Snyder, Waukesha, died Jan.

5, 1973, leaving $29,216.25. Amanda Geason, Hartland, died Jan. 18, 1973, leaving $20,097.34. WAUKESHA Mar. 19 Arnold Erickson, for the Soo Line Depot, reports that between 4 30 p.m.

Mar. 18 and 9:05 a.m. Mar. 19, someone damaged seven trailers parked at the depot. Gerald Lois, for Ron Barton, 1245 Sunset Drive, reports that between the hours of 4 30 p.m.

Mar. 15 and 730 a.m. Mar. 18, someone removed lumber from a house under construction at 1245 Sunset Drive. Donald Nockway, for Griffin Ford, 1940 E.

Main reports that between 9 p.m. Mar. 18 and 730 a.m. Mar. 19, someone attempted to remove a stereo- rad '0 combination from an auto parked in the lot.

John Reuland, 320 E. Broadway, reports that between 6 p.m. and 8 30 p.m. someone broke a window on his auto while it was parked at 320 E. Broadway, and removed three stereo speakers.

Gary Monfre, for the Elbow Room, 138 N. Grand reports that between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. Mar. 18, someone broke the urinal in the men's room.

Auth. Pd lor by for City Attorney Comm ratf ricks. Chrrw Waukesha U. S. ADDPESS P.

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We pay the highest interest rates allowed by law. To make saving as profitable for you as possible. Stop in and find out more about our savings plans. Marine Bank Marine National Bank of Waukesha Main Office 235 Broadway Waukesha 53186 Phone 547-1801 East brook Office Hwy 18 and Kossow Rd 53186 Phone 786-2560 Customer Hours 9am Monday thru Thursday 9am 8pm Friday 9am- Noon Saturday i Federal law and regulation prohibit the payment of a time deposit prior to maturity unless three months of the interest thereon is forfeited and interest on the amount withdrawn is reduced to the passbook rate lates BROOKFIELD Decorative country tole painting will be exhibited and demonstrated today and Friday at Brookfield Square. Country tole painting, a revival on an old art, is done in oils and reflects scenes from nature.

Mrs. Pat Drake, an instructor at the Waukesha County Technical Institute, and some of her students will be among those displaying their work. Free demonstrations of country tole painting will be presented today and throughout the day Friday. Prison Drama Is Rescheduled An aptly-named drama to cancelled last month because of a snowstorm, has been rescheduled for Wednesday at the Commons Auditorium of the University of Wisconsin-Waukesha. The performance by some ex-prisoners, dealing with rehabilitation of being sponsored by Student Government Association.

The play is open to the public and there is no admission charge. The performance will be at noon. Among the issues dealt with within the play are alternatives to prison and community involvement in those alternatives. Pianist Will Be Featured MILWAUKEE Pianist Alexis Weissenberg will perform with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Saturday at 8:30 p.m. and Sunday at 7:30 p.m.

in Uihlein Hall of the Performing Arts Center. The program will include selections by Brahms, Rachmaninoff and Tchaikovsky. A drop-in matinee dress rehearsal is also scheduled for 2 p.m. Friday. Fish fry, Friday, 5 to 9 p.m.

at the Knights of Columbus Clubhouse, 1580 E. Moreland Blvd. ryouts available. Parents Without Partners, St. Day party, Saturday, 2 to 4 p.m.

at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 1580 E. Moreland Blvd. For all parents without partners and their children. Magic show. Alcoholics Anonoymous and Al-Anon, Thursday, 8 p.m., St.

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Cardinal Attic, Waukesha YMCA, 320 E. Broadway, Friday, 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. for 9th through 12th grades. Fish fry, Friday, 4:30 to 9 p.m. at the VFW Hall, 409 Delafield St.

Carryouts available, beginning at 4 p.m. Dance to: Mrs. Hornbeck Shows Paintings OCONOMOWOC Mrs. Ruth Hornbeck, Oconomowoc, is showing a collection of her water color and oil paintings at the Oconomowoc Public Library through April 1. Her work depicts scenes from the Upper Peninsula' of Michigan.

Mrs. Hornbeck, who has been painting for about 15 years, studied under several Milwaukee area art teachers. 'MOOR'S CREEK 8-12 Sunday, March 24 The Elbow Room 138 N. Grand 544-5775 FRONT END ALIGNMENT Any American Car, Pay as you ride. Align Front End Correct Camber Caster Toe-In Bumper to Bumper Safety Check Easy Budget Terms GOOD'fYFAR -k A ir-conditioned cars and cars with torsion bars, extra.

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