Waukesha Daily Freeman from Waukesha, Wisconsin • Page 7

Church's Chimes Silenced by Noise Control Law biIT kniT New Eyesore Rift hicago ap The Rev. Warren Mueller reluctantly has silenced the chimes of his church and the Chicago Noise Pollution Board which made him do it may find it has opened a box. For 22 years the carillon at St. United Church of Christ was sounded at quarter-hour intervals from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.

and was heard over one-block residential area on Northwest Side. thought everybody loved said the Rev. Mr. (Mueller. the noise lution thing came up on a complaint of some residents.

The next thing knew, I was ticketed three weeks The Rev. Mr. Mueller said the only time the chimes have sounded since then was for a decibel reading by the company that installed them and a week ago Sunday for world-wide communion The Rev. Mr. Mueller found some sympathy ki court Tuesday.

He appeared to answer two complainants and he carried with him a petition signed by 3,400 residents who said they wanted the electrically operated carillon turned back on. More than 200 persons gathered to hear the proceedings in Circuit Court. Judge Vincent W. Tondryk took one look at the noisy crowd and requested a pretrial hearing in his chambers. He advised Lillian Laun and Virginia Anderson to withdraw their complaint.

They did. Tondryk said their complaint would not stand up in court on a nuisance charge alone and would have to come under the noise abatement ordinance which went into effect July 1. He requested that city inspectors take decibel readings next week to determine if the chimes are above the noise level. A representative of the manufacturer of the chimes said that when he took a decibel reading the volume was no louder than at other churches. The judge said if the sound was found to be in violation of the noise abatement ordinance, the city could file a new complaint against the church.

But, the judge added, if the matter is brought to court again it could become a precedent other complaints ever were filed against the loudness of church turn the carillon on again until the city inspectors determine the noise said the Rev. Mr. Mueller. defy a court order. try to work something out if my church is in violation.

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The town finally got rid of three houses on Wood Fern Drive in Genesee Depot. The houses were never occupied because a septic system permit was denied. They became eyesores and potential safety hazards, officials concluded. They were purchased by Harold Fickau, Mukwonago, moved there and the basement excavations filled. Now another eyesore on Old Village Road has become a problem.

Town Chmn. Clarence Bundy said the town has sent letters to the owner, talked to him about tearing down the house and even offered to let the Fire Department burn it as a drill. No luck. Sup. W.

G. Perren said the town was offered the house for $5,200. He claimed the place is worthless. Condemnation proceedings are possible, said Town Atty. Homer Williams, declaring the house a nuisance.

He will be given all the past correspondence between the town and the house owner to see what action can be taken. JOHNSON HIU'S STORF 741 N. Grand Av. Downtown Waukesha Downtown A Wisconsin Rapid: 423-9600 Downtown Oshkosh 235 6600 Downtown Manitowoc 684-4414 Qowntown Wousou 845 3131 Downtown Marshfield 384 3138 Woukesho 542 8891 Jandrey's Neenah 722 1521 A Stampfer's Dubuque, 568 3130 The house is empty, the windows are out and a water hole in the back had a dead dog in it, Perren said. Tabled for further investigation was the creation of two ordinances, one to control snowmobiles and the other to regulate the discharge of firearms in the town.

Bundy says the town last winter received complaints about snowmobiles but felt the board needed more information before action can be taken. Bundy also wanted the board to think about an nance banning the discharge of firearms in the town for any purpose. He said he received a complaint from a woman about shooting around her house. She said she was going to take matters in her own hands if something is not done, Bundy told the board. The town is becoming too populated to allow shooting, Bundy felt.

He said there are areas in the county where hunting and shooting are allowed. Currently under the county zoning laws, which apply to Genesee, firearms may be discharged only on land zoned as conservancy or agricultural. Bundy said he would like to see an ordinance which would control shooting on all town land. In other business the board agreed Hardy Waukesha, real estate firm, about a sign on Woods Road which advertises three one acre lots for sale. The area is zoned for three acre lots only.

The real estate firm will be asked to change the sign. Bike Hike Is Planned for Falls Sunday MENOMONEE FALLS The annual bike hike planned by the Village Recreation Department for family entertainment will be an 11 mile trek this year. The trip will start at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Thomas Jefferson Middle School. The cyclists will follow Menomonee Ave.

to Town Line Road, go through Lannon Park to Lannon Road, along Good Hope Road to Shady Lane and Town Hall Road, ending at the school. Al Capp Freed on Bond in Morals Case EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (AP) Cartoonist Al Capp was freed on $1,000 bond Tuesday after he appeared in Eau Claire County Court for arraignment on morals charges. A preliminary hearing was set for Nov. 22, and Judge Thomas H.

Barland took under advisment a request hat the hearing be held behind closed doors. Capp, 61, the creator of was named on charges of sodomy, attempted adultery and indecent ex- wsure concerning an alleged incident April 1 with a 20- year-old married coed at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. The cartoonist, who was making his first Eau Claire court appearance, has denied the accusations. One of his two attorneys, Howard Ungar of Washington, requested the court exclude the public from the November hearing because he said he could confront accuser with intensive questioning. News coverage of the hearing he said could both be oppressive to the alleged victim and make it difficult to select an impartial jury.

More than 25 persons, moat of them of college age, were in the courtroom Tuesday. Appointment to Park-rec Unit OK'd MUSKEGO The Common Council tuesday confirmed Mayor Jerome appointment of Fred Washa to the Park-recreation Board. Washa, who lives at W207- S8114 Hillendale Drive, replaces Louis Stanley, who resigned. The term expires May 1, 1974. WHEEL ALIGNMENT TAKE YOUR CAR WHERE THE EXPERTS ARE EASY TERMS! SAVE NOW 9 Reg.

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