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Pope Accepts Resignation Of Ailing Cardinal Cushing Legal Notices VATICAN CITY (AP)-Pope Paul VI has accepted the resignation reasons of age and of Richard Cardinal Cushing of Boston, the Vatican announced today. The Most Rev. Humberto S. Medeiros, 54, bishop of Brownsville, since April 1966, was appointed to replace Cardinal Cushing as the Boston archbishop. Reached at his home in Boston, Cushing said, course I when asked if he was aware his resignation had been accepted.

rfr Two years ago Cushing said he wanted to retire when he reached 75. He celebrated his 75th birthday on Aug. 25. He had said many times that March when he was hospitalized for several days. The nature of the illness was described as a He has suffered from asthma, bronchial ailments, and emphysema.

His interest in ORDER APPOINTING TIME TO PROVE WILL AND HEIRSHIP AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS State Wisconsin, La Crosse County Court, Probate Branch. In the Matter of the Estate of Lawrence J. Erickson, Deceased. A petition having been filed, repre- jsenting that Lawrence J. Erickson, late the Town of Onalaska, La Crosse County, Wisconsin, died testate, and came auxiliary bishop of Boston praying that the Last Will and Testament of deceased dated November 7, 1966, be admitted to probate, and that Letters Testamentary (or, of Adminis-i tration with the annexed) be granted, and for determination and adjudication of heirship; IT IS ORDERED: That said petition be heard, at a term Bishop Medeiros in 1939 and took over as archbishop in 1944.

In 1962, he made news when he requested a missionary was turned down by Rome. ic known as a close friend of Court at the Court House in the City ne 1S Known as a Liuse irienu of La Crosse, County of La Crosse, State missionary of the Kennedy family of Bos- of Wisconsin, commencing on the 29th day of September, 1970, at the opening lOn. of Court on that day or as soon there- It was the second resignation as said petition can be heard; That the time within which creditors this year of an American cardl- of the deceased shall present claims nal On Tan 91 Pnne Panl ar- against such estate for examination and nai. un Jan. zi rope raui ac anowance js hereby fixed and nmited Cepted the resignation Of Los up to and including the 26 th day of Angeles Archbishop against the dPCeasPd Francis Cardinal McIntyre, who be examined and adjusted by the Court 00 tbe day December, 1970, at Was o.i.

the opening of Court on that day, or iir -fr as soon thereafter as the matter can The Boston churchman was. August 26 1970 raised to the cardinalate in 1968 by Pope John XXIII. Steele, Smyth, Klos Flynn, Attorneys, Bishop Medeiros, CardinaljKf successor, was bornjORDER AND work began while he was study 10914 NOTICE FOR HEARING in the Azores Oct. 6, 1915. At the on trustee annual accounts when he retired he wanted to go ing in a seminary to become a age of 15 he moved with his Probate Branch.

priest. He served for many family to the United States. He years in the Boston diocesan of- attended Boston College and and Testament of Arthur C. Klein, to South America and work as a priest. He served for many family to the United States.

He 0 aftedheundeeridthel Last missionary. I go he said fice of the Propagation of the also did theological studies in iisiey Bank by this morning. too Faith, which handles mission-; Washington. He was ordained a Mitcheii, Assistant cashier and Assistant The cardinal has had several ary funds and affairs of the priest in Fall River, bouts with illness for several church. June 15, 1946, and became bish- of Arthur c.

Klein, deceased, having years. His last illness was in The 75-year-old prelate be- op of Brownsville in 1966. the the inception of the trusts through TRI-STATE DEATHS DEATHS HARRY OSLIE MELROSE, E. Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Lake-Thorn- Oslie, 65, of Melrose died Mon- Funeral Home.

The Rev. day, Sept. 7, in a Black River A- Braaten will officiate, and Falls hospital burial will be in the Dickson Services will be at 2 m. Ridge Cemetery near Lynxville, Thursday in the North Bend where military rites will be con- Presbyterian Church. Rev.

Al- ducted- Mr. Dickson was a vet- len Birchler will officiate, and eran World burial will be in the Evergreen Friends were to call at the December 31, 1969, and upon the records, papers and proceedings had hereinbefore and herein, IT IS ORDERED: That the application be heard and determined at a term of the Court, to be held in and for the County of La Crosse, at the Court House, in the City of La Crosse, on the 15th day of September, 1970, at the opening of Court on that day, or as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard; That notice thereof be given by publication of this Order and Notice, and by CLASSIFIED TRIBUNE FAMILY WANT AD ADVERTISING RATES (To housewives-individuals) DIAL 782-8040 A friendly ad-visor will help you word your ad. Order your ad on the low 10-Day Rate. Cancel it as soon as you obtain results. NET CASH RATE Up 107 4 ToDays Days Days 3 $3.99 $3.00 4 $4.00 5 Lines 6 $7.98 $6X0 Minimum Ad 3 Lines, one day, $1.20 25c Extra for Charged Ads.

FOUND ADS FREE LOST ADS Minimum 3 lines, 3 days, $1.50 CARDS OF THANKS and MEMORIAMS $2.50 minimum each Want ads will be received until 4:45 p.m. day before publication. Ads for Sunday's and Monday's paper accept ed until 12 Noon Saturday. The liability of The La Crosse Tribune in the event that mistakes occur in publishing an ad shall be limitea to republishing the ad for one day. All corrections must be made by 9 a.m.

the following morning after the mistake occurs. All ads once placed cannot be canceled until after first insertion. Cancellations must be made by 9 a.m. weekdays, by 12 Noon Saturday for Sunday edition. CLOSED SATURDAY AFTERNOONS Lost and Found Delivered RFD La Crosse Tribune, Tuesday, September 8, Help 23 LOST: Black leather wallet, vicinity of North Side post office, September 5th.

Reward. 783-1594. LOST: Prescription sun glasses, dark frames, name on bow, Mrs. Ed. Eckert.

782-6350. Stray Pets LOST: Parakeet, blue and white, near Jackson Plaza. Band No. 67. 782-3376.

Business Service Important Notice Wisconsin Fair Employment Law prohibits discrimination in employment because of sex except "where the nature of the work or working conditions provide valid reasons for hiring only men or women." Help Wanted advertisements are arranged for the convenience of readers. Read the offerings in both the MALE ana FEMALE classifications for lobs requiring your Landscaping 10 Do you possess perseverence dedication, competitive drive, fishness and respect for authority that are necessary to achieve the goals that are worth while? If 5UN ELECTRIC CORPORATION the worlds largest manufacturer; of automotives and aerospace testing equipment would like to discuss your future as a member 22 the Sun Team. For informa about a challenging and wel career, Call (414 Sell Tupperware on the popular Home i 704.8*30 Party Plan. No investment. We will help -you earn while you learn.

Write, Genie MANAGER train fcb Sales, Box 329, Eau Claire, Wis. 54701 FOR SHOE DEPARTMENT Over $100 week to start. Hospital msur Help WOOL CARDING, 50c lb. washing, 30c wool $2.70 lb. La Crosse EARN extra money before school payinq Woolen Mills, 1645 George.

784-1637. 1 NURSERY SOD installed, fertilizing, com- FULL TIME PART TIME paid birthday, plete lawn and shrub care. Tree trim- Vivian Woodard Cosmetics needs women 71 AHuanrp 10,000 ming. Green Thumb Landscaping. 788- part time or full time for their big ex- pa schiiehte Kmart 5284.

pansion program for 1970. Please calljAPPly to Mr. R. Schl.cnre, f. appointment, 788-3939.

Shoe --Fertilizer Soil 11 KITCHEN help-wanted. BARTENDER WANTED: State age and phone number when, mostly weekends. WilI train. State RICH TOP SOIL, delivered; crushed rock answering. Write C-387 Tribune.

and bulldozing service. Hoeth Excavat- 1 ing Co. 788-0733, 788-0757. FOR SALE: Black Sand and Clay Fill. Karlton -Male 784-9368.

Help Wanted Rock, Keppebi SERviCE SOFT-SELLING Christmas Trees CHRISTMAS TREES We still have a good supply of select, sheared Scotch, White and Norway pine. If interested please write or phone for additional information. We sincerely want and need you as a satisfied customer. Contact Snow-Crest Christmas Trees, 5 W. Montello Montello, Wisconsin.

Phone 1-414-297-2171. 23 or Female 24 WANTED! i Jewel Home Shopping Service agpd or couple to established protected territories! in new apartment complex, housing fe nvnilahle male vocational students, to assume minimal supervision plus certain clean Each territory hos approximately in9 and caretaking duties in inn i i for new, completely furnished efficiency 400 steady customers who enjoy aparfment utilities included shopping at home from our line of piease call 782-1806 for appointment. grocery and catalog merchandise Dressmaking, Sewing 17 WE PROVIDE: Vehicle and expenses Customers and merchandise Paid training pick up and deliver in city. Sew- I ing and alterations, women's, children's Hospitalization clothing. Reasonable, prompt service.

Profit sharing 788-6626. Guaranteed salary Coats, dresses, hems, tailoring, trouser tapering, zippers. 788-1934. SEWING and alterations of all kinds. Call 784-8279.

WANTED: Male or female organist, also Chancel choir director. Onalaska Methodist church. 783-1408 or 783-2439. i PERSONS qualified to teach for substitute work. Contact: Edward L.

Woods, princ pal, Melrose-Mindoro High Schcol, Melrose, Wis. Phone 608-488-2201. In Memoriam IVAN C. SILBAUGH SR. Ivan C.

Silbaugh 75, of 2220 Jackson died Sunday morning, Sept. 6, in a local hos- TT 1 A loOC itaiiun ui inis vrucr aiiu i-vuiiitr, ana uy pital. He Was born Jan. 1U, lout), a copy of this Order and Notice at Ralom Ridee Vernon County ,0 every now interested person Whose post at aaiem OS office address is known or can with rea- and Was a retired farmer ana sonable diligence be ascertained. calocman day of August, 1970.

salesman. By the court, He was a member of the Fra- eugene a toepel county judge ternal Order of Eagles IN MEMORIAM MERCELINE WINTER ofMerceline year ago Steele, Smyth, Klos Flynn, Attorneys, 800 Lynne Tower Building, He is survived by his widow, La Crosse, Wisconsin. 10844 Cemetery in North Bend. home after 2 m- Tues- Friends may call at the Smith I Mabel; one daughter, Mrs Rob- order for heading by ert (Ivonne) Schlintz of Greendale; two sons, Ivan Jr. of Black OF TRUST, AND INSTRUCTION State of Wisconsin, La Crosse County Court, Probate Branch.

River Falls and Arnold Of wnite In the Matter of The Residual Trust Minn cisfprs Created Under The Last Will and Testa- Bear Lake, tnree ment of; Arfhur Mortuary in Melrose from 7 to 9l fc.Mr-.JDlek“n p.m. Wednesday and at the Adf; daughters; church after 12:30 p.m. Thurs- Alvm (Lois) Dagnon of da Prairie du Chien and Mrs. Wil- Mr Odip hnrn fi liam Vidas of West Mrs. Hallie (Hilma) Campbell of The Marshall 8, llsley Bank, by R.

W. ivir. wds wrn enne William rTTnninoVMitchell, Assistant Cashier and Trust 1904, in North Bend, to Mr. and Mrs. Carl (Eunice) Officer, trustee of the trusts created Chris Oslip was mar Western Robert yilland and Mrs.

Clarence under the Last Will and Testament of Mrs. xnns usiie. Tie was mar- i Arthur C. Klein, deceased, having peti- ried Mav 14 1929 tn 1 ila Fmpr. Lyons, 111., and Lawrence of Olson, both of Viroqua, tioned the court tor construction of Darien, two sisters, Mrs.

one brother Ray of Viroqua; Trust And instruction, and upon the tt i tv i records, papers, and proceedings Amy Haggerty and Alice Dick- jq grandchildren; and 13 great- hereinbefore and on file herein, to IT is ORDERED: o-------------------------- That the Petition For Construction of dren and three great-grandchil Runes of Melrose; three broth 1 the had loving memory who passed away today. Who knows the heartaches we so often bear. T'was hard to turn and leave you The day we laid you there. We live in hope we'll see you some sweet day again. You'll stand there smiling, more sickness, no more pain.

Mr. Oscar Winter and Relatives Personals 19 Helfrich's Florshop "ONE STOP DECORATING CENTER" CARPETING DRAPES CERAMIC TILE VANITIES MARBLE TOPS son, who survives. He is also survived bv i daughter Mrs Warren (Flixla) Crosse, 10 grandchil- grandchildren. 7 Hrpn an thrpp erpat-erandchll- Services will be Wednesday at Trust and Instruction be heard and termined at a term of this court to be '-ara I nanKS 2:30 p.m. in St.

John Reformed jn and for county of La crosse, United Church of Christ. Rev. at the Court House, in the City of La unueu liiuiui ui V. I Crosse, on the 15th day of September, Calvin Hay Will officiate and 1970 at the opening of court on that burial will be in Woodlawn day- as thereafter as the matter 1 can be heard; Cemetery. Friends may call at; That notice thereof be given by publi -1 very often Hrpn ers, Clarence of Melrose, Kilmer of Whitehall and Maynard of North Bend; and three grand- MRS.

IRENE CALLAWAY children. I READSTOWN, Wis. Mrs. Irene Callaway, 77, of Frederick, died Sunday, Sept. 6, YOU PROVIDE: The dependable service that our customers have enjoyed for over 70 years.

CALL: 785-3897 JEWEL COMPANIES, INC. Nationwide Worldwide TOOL or model maker for small shop. Work in development of switches 1 and small parts. Winona, Minnesota location. Good benefits package.

For! more information, contact Lake Center Industries, Winona, Minnesota. Phone TRANSPORTATION ORDERLY NEEDED to transport patients. 40-hour I week, good benefit program. Apply at: La Crosse Lutheran Hospital, 1910 South Avenue, La Crosse, Wis. SERVICE Manager: Paid vacation, holidays, Insurance PLUS commission program.

Apply K-Mart Tire Service Dept. PLAN-A WITH MUTUAL OF OMAHA. PHONE 788-5310. "AN EQUAL! I OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER." EXPERIENCED "service station attendant. Full time.

Apply Young's Standard. 3rd and Cass. MEN WANTED: For temporary work assignments. Apply Manpower Inc. 214 South 3rd.

Full time. Over 21. Holiday Sports Center, West and South Ave. 785-2435. COOK WANTED for school Free to re-locate and work weekends.

I TALL PAUL'S LIQUOR. Convenient parking. Reasonable prices. On the WANTED: Experienced shoe Causeway (next to Paul's Superior 400). Apply Hanson's Shoe Store, 508 Main.

WANTED: Offset press operator. Apply at Our Interior Decorating Dept, will help you coordinate your draperies, carpeting, paint and wallpaper, etc. HELFRICH'S FLORSHOP 1129 West Ave. So. 782-4160 LEARN INCOME TAX PREPARATION I ara aarning good I money In ttia growing fiold ol Iproftaalonal Incomo lax aarvlet, I now Block iLargeat Incomo Tax Sarvleo I will taach you to proparo Incomo Itax roturna in apodal 12 woak courao.

Curriculum In- Icludea practico problama aupar- lvlaad by oxporlancod Block llnatructora. lEnrollmant la opan to all agaa. I no pravloua training or oxparl- laneo raqulrad. Full or part tlma lamploymant available to qualifying graduataa. Classes start September 14 For or Coll L.MSbQCK'— I 420 STATE ST.

LA CROSSE I 785-1023 1 0 Please send me free Information about the 1971 H4R Block I Income Tax Course. This la a requeat for information only and Iplacea ma under no obligation enroll. 3 Citv State Zip Code CLIP AND MAIL TODAY DIAL-A-PRIEST 1 to 5 p.m., Monday thru Friday SEE your child, tamily or yourself in living color. DON MEYERS STUDIO. Dial invitations, accesso- 708 State.

WILLIAM CONLEY 20-A With Regard to a Card of Thanks card of thanks in this Pictures IMnb-incnn Rtrppt calion of 0rder and by a need which can hard- riet- Dan photographer. 783-1401. iv-n. I.u, uicu uuwwaj, DlCKinSOn jaCKSOn oireei a CCT)y of this Order and Notice iy De solved in any other way. Not only KFNDAI Wis William Hncnital after a Chapel Tuesday evening and at to every now interested person whose it a gracious expression of gratitude Stamps Or Coins WIS William in a Frederick hospital alter a frnm post address IS known or can to those who have sent floral tributes church Wednesday irom reasonable diligence be ascertained 1:30 p.m.

until the service. dav 01 Au9ust' EUGENE A. TOEPEL, County be mailed or whose names and addresses Steele, Smyth, Klos 8. Flynn, Attorneys, are not jcn0Wn. Insertion of a card of Emanuel Nedvidek, 91, died croTse, Wisconsin.

10843 calling gold coins 1964 earlier- Write in Washburn Manor Nursing fo 7BSa.Trlbu"‘ Home, Klamath FaUs, Fri- (CLA.Ms^N^An/ER^AND in La Conley, three-month-old son of long illness. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Conley of Services will be at 1 p.m Kendall, died Monday, Sept. 7, Wednesday at the Sime Funeral EMANUEL NEDVIDEK at his home.

Home in Readstown. Rev. Services will be at 11 a.m. George Weber will officiate and Wednesday at the Smith-Nelson purial will be in the Sugar Funeral Home in Kendall. Rev.

Grove Cemetery. Raymond Wagner will Friends were to call Tuesday and burial will be in St. afternoon and evening and Cemetery at Kendall. Friends Wednesday until the service, may call at the funeral home Mrs. Callaway was born Oct.

Wednesday from 9 to 11 a.m. 31, 1893, at Omaha, Neb. She He is survived by his parents; married Harry Callaway in two brothers, John and and he died in 1954. She and two sisters, Anne and Mary, was employed many years at, brQth Ado, of King. all at home; his maternal grand-the Wyley Military School at mother, Mrs.

Martha Huffman Evansville, Wis. of New Lisbon; and his maternal She is survived by two sons, also courteously acknowledges the STAMPS, for supplies, albums, vices and kindness of the many to whom supplements and stamps on approval a personal note of thanks cannot well; 0r from want lists. Mail orders only, please! 201 So. 29th, La Crosse. Dec.

6, 1878. State of Wisconsin, La Crosse County Funeral Directors CroSSe Court, Probate Branch. In the Matter of the Estate of Joseph S. Purcell, Deceased. Qurvivnrc arp two daughters A for Probate or administra- burvivors are two tjon of fhe estate of said deceasedi Mrs.

B. J. Thill of Onalaska and Mrs. C. D.

Schall of Cleveland, Ohio; one sister, Mrs. Theodore Solie of La Crosse; five grandchildren; 14 grandchildren; and two great- OI i-new LasDun; anu iHOMJiiJai owe is suivivw uj orpat-oranHohildrpn grandfather, Keith Huffman of Donald of Frederick and Hector Richland Center. of Owen, 10 grandchildren mrs AGNES MUNSON and 12 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Walter MunSon, 78, the of the City of La Crosse, La County, Wisconsin, and for determination and of heirship, having been filed, IT IS ORDERED: That the time within which all creditors of said deceased shall present claims against such estate for examination and allowance is hereby fixed and limited up to and including the 30th day of November, 1970; That proofs of heirship be taken and all claims and demands against the said deceased be examined and adjusted by the Court on the 1st day of December, FOSSUM FUNERAL HOMES Clifford and Elaine Fossum, Directors 4 locations to serve.

La Crosse, Onalaska, Bangor, Ettrick Crosse J. S. Dorsey, Box 475 Eau Claire, Wis. 54701, FOR HIGHEST PAYING and up for silver coins under 1964. Also paying top prices for old coins.

Herb Gunderson, 813 Hickory Lane, Winona, Minn. LA CROSSE COIN Show, 12th and La Crosse St. Sunday, Sept. 13, 9-6 p.m. Free admission.

Cemetery Lots 3 Help CEMETERY LOT in Woodlawn Cemetery. $125. Call (608 689-2501 Genoa. Lost and Found 6 ORANGE COLOR gas powered free flight model airplane found. Call 782-7334.

Legal Notices TO LAST CALL! We need 2 demonstrators to sell toys on party plan. No delivering or collecting. Free training, paper material, hostess; gifts, stamps and trip to Work now until December Earn Write 3158 South 28th or call 788-' 1298 after 5 P.M. RAYMOND ENGLLSI! ARCADIA, for day, or as soon thereafter as the matter former Agnes Delphenich of La can be heard. Dated August 28th, 1970.

Crosse, died in a Columbus, Raymond (Red) English, 77. MARTIN MANTON 7 retired Arcadia businessman LANSING, Man-Ohio, and auctioneer, were held Tues- ton, 77, died Sunday, Sept. 6 in Services, tentatively day morning at the Killian Fu- a Decorah rest home. for Thursday will announced neral Home Services will be at 10 a.m. by the Schumacher Funeral Rev.

John Mauel officiated, Wednesday in Immaculate Con- Home, and burial was in Calvary Ceme- ception Catholic Church at Wex- tery. He died Saturday, Sept. 5, fGrd; Gerald Condon offi- at his home after a brief ill- ciating, burial will be in ness the church cemetery. The Arcadia American Legion Friends were to call at the Post conducted graveside mili- Bfurke Funeral Home in Lansing LA CROSSE tary rites after 2 m- Tuesday and the st- Hospital Mr. English was born July 7, wake was 1893, in Arcadia to Mr.

and Mrs. rallroad employe, Michael E. Lince, 818 Winne Michael English, and he mar- Mr- never married. He shiek Road. (Bonita L.

Przybyl- ried Frma Trich Oct 5 1921. was an honorary llfe member of ski) He was a veteran of World War tke. Cr.osfe. Sept. 5, daughter to Mr.

and By the Court, EUGENE A. TOEPEL, Judge. F. D. Shuttleworth, Attorney, 125 West Doty Street, Madison, Wisconsin 53703.

BIRTHS Sept. 5, son to Mr. and Mrs. tors of said deceased shall present A retired railroad employe, Michael E. Lince, 818 Winne- tfxTand limited up to and including the 3rd day of December, 1970: That proofs of be taken and NOTICE OF HEARING VACATE ALLEY YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a resolution is pending before the Common Council of the City of La Crosse fhe vacation of the following alley Block Fourteen (14) of Burns, Farnam wives who are enjoying and earning and 10938 and Burns Addition and Block Nine (9) meeting interesting people.

Call 784-6226. c'f Burns, Durand, Smith and Rublee's Addition to La Crosse, La Crosse County, CLAIMS (ON WAIVER) AND PROOF Wisconsin, bounded on the west by Sev- OF HEIRSHIP ientb street, on the East by Eighth Street, State of Wisconsin, La Crosse County on fbe north by Badger Street, and on Court, Probate Branch. south by Pine Street. WAITRESS WANTED. Evening work.

In the Matter of the Estate of Hannah! you ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that State age and phone number when Guthrie, Deceased. hearing thereon will be had before fhe answering. Write A-265, Tribune. A petition for probate or administra- Highways Committee of the Common SALES CLERK. Experience not nec- jtion of the estate of said deceased, late Council on the 30th day of essary.

Apply in person. Great Sur- of the City of La Crosse, La at 7.30 o'clock P.M. in the Council store, 310 So. 4th. County, Wisconsin, and for determination chambers in the City of La Crosse A ajudication of heirship, having been Which time any and all may be heard I filed.

f0r or against the vacation of said alley. IT IS ORDERED; oated August 20, 1970. That the time within which all credi- WANTED: Experienced seamstress to work in men's clothing alteration department. Send approximate age and qualifications to P.O. Box 973 La Crosse.

AVON CALLING! For you to join the thousands of house- WANTED: Mature women, 25-50, for child care work. Part-time, 6 a.m.-2 p.m. and full time, 2-10 p.rti. Write Box H412, La Crosse Tribune. auto loans WHY PAY FOR A BIG CAR AND STILL ONLY HAVE A SMALL CAR? SEE US FOR LOW CAR LOAN RATES SEE Your First Name Bank Where the Customer is King or Queen, The Bank with NO Service Charges on Checking Accounts, no maintenance charges and NO minimum balance and your deposits are insured to $20,000 kby the F.D.I C.

WEST SALEM, WIS fiiiiM' wmmmmmmmmmsmmKmmmmnmmm Must be 21 or over. Viner's Pub. 782-9203 between 4:307:00 P.M. Per order of the Common Council grill cook, 6 a.m.- 2 Shirley A. Tomalka, City Clerk of P.m.

Cy's 7th and Cass, the City of La Crosse, Wis. 10987 CLEANING lady. NOTICE OF HEARING TO YOU VACATE ALLEY ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that I. He was in the insurance business for many years and was a yJrwU well-known auctioneer. all claims and demands against the s8id hp examined and adjusted bv Council of the1 City of La CrossG Knights of Columbus and Grant Molzahn, La Cres- 's, court on the atn day of December, Jor of following aney longed to the Harpers Ferry 'cent, Minn.

(Judith F. 2 Block Eleven (11) of Burns, Farnam he hparri and Burns Addition to La Crosse, La tu c- Dated 3 1970 Crosse County, Wisconsin, bounded on He is survived bv his widow I He ls by three Sept. 6, daughter to Mr. and 7 ii SSI Me IS survived Dy widow, Marv Manton and me I IT TV Euaene A Toepel, Judge by E'Sbth Street, on the north by Pine ip John of onp wary manwn dnu -Michael H. Doerre, 614 Fllorn, ward Kntiner and on south bv Vine street- ie SOn, JOiul Tea Mrc 1 on Hotvoc nf T.anqincr anH Foflina, Kostner, Ward, Kostner 8, YQ(j FURTHER N0TIFIED that c4612 11446 bearing thereon will be had before the Highways Committee of the Common u.uvi.v.

vkuck Limumu TIME FOR FILING iCouncil on the 30th day of September, and one granddaughter. 10 anb claims (on waiver) and proof 11970, at 7:30 o'clock p.m. in the coun- 0 Kapias, lowa. Mrs Jameq Metillp Lansine OF HEIRSHIP cil Chambers in the City of La Crosse, rintmrc mvtt of Wisconsin, La Crosse County at which time any and all may be heard IVlljLfLfCilv 10W3. (Lonnie Irons) jCourt, Probate Branch.

for or against the vacation of said alley. 7 SOn to Mr and Mrs ln of the Esta1e of Willis! Dated August 20, 1970 1 day per week. Own transportation. 788-3018. HAIR STYLISTS NOW being interviewed.

Dial 788-4442. one son, John ot Arcadia; one Fugina, Kostner. daughter, Mrs Rudy (Maef Al- 0 M0-; and one brother, Tom of Cedar dallffhter tn Mr 9nd Sept. SPRING GROVE, Minn. MRS.

WILLIAM BENEKE A Deceased. Charles Sylling Muller, 40, of NEW ALBIN, Wil-; Cecil J. MalLszewski, Trempea- a petition for probate or administration Spring Grove died Saturday, ijam Beneke, 58, died Sunday, leau. (Betty Stencil) Sept. 7, in a Spring Grove hospi.

in her New home Sept. 7, son to Mr. and Mrs. tal. after a long illness.

Robert Formanek, Coachlight Services will be at 2 p.m .1 Services will be at 2 p.m. Village. (Patricia A. Hass) Thursday in Trinity Lutheran Wednesday in St. IND.

Church. Rev. Rolf G. Hanson church of Christ. Rev.

Clyde of the estate of said deceased, late of the City of La Crosse, La Crosse County, Wisconsin, and for determination and adjudication of heirship, having been filed, IT IS ORDERED: Per order of the Common Council 1 Shirley A. Tomalka, City Clerk of the City of La Crosse, Wis. 10986 NOTICE OF APPEAL Name: Jerry Larkin Town: Campbell NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on against such estate for examination and allowance is hereby fixed and limited Aug. 26, daughter, Leann Mau- up t0 and including the ist day of will officiate, and burial will be wju officiate, and burial willireen to Mr and Bobbie December' 1970: in the church cemetery. 1 1 That the time within which all creditors 2ist day of September, 1970, at 7:30 of said deceased shall present claims p.m.

in Room 202 of the La Crosse Coun- in St. Peter Memorial Cem-jLgg McCarty, 1909 Ash Friends may caU at the Eh-etery. Hammond. (Florence gell-Roble Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon and evening and Thursday morning and at the church Wednesday from 1 to 2 p.m. Friends were to call at the Potter-Haugen Funeral Home in Caledonia Tuesday afternoon and evening.

The former Sarah Wuennecke formerly of La Crosse) PERU, IND. USAF Base Hospital That proofs of hei-ship be taken and ty Court House, La Crosse, Wisconsin, there will be heard and considered by i the Board of Adjustment created under the terms and provisions of the La Crosse County Zoning Ordinance, the ap- He was born Nov. 16, 1929, in was born in New Albin July 28, Spring Grove to Mr. and Mrs. 19 2 and was married Sept.

7, Gustav Miller. He graduated from Spring Grove High School in 1947. He was paralyzed at the age of 23 as the result of an automobile accident and since then had spent 13 years at home and the balance of his life in hospitals. He is survived by his parents; one sister, Mrs. Donald (Helen) Holm of Spring Grove; and his grandmother, Mrs.

Christine Sylling of Spring Grove. 507 Hoeschler Building La Crosse, Wisconsin 54601 can be heard Dated September 1, 1970 By the Court, Eugene A. Toepel, Judge Sept. 7, twin sons, Jean-Paul Kramer' Attorneys CAT UA.cehlor DiillHinn and Marc Andrew, to Sgt. and Mrs.

Michael Hammes, 466 E. 1933. 3rd Peru. (Lucienne Graf; She is survived by her hus- Hammes formerly of La Crosse) band; three daughters, Paul (Arlene) Gade, Mrs. Iva pirms Sjgn jQ guy all claims and demands against the said 0f jerry Larkin of the Town of deceased be examined and adjusted by lCampbell from the denial of the Zoning the Court on the 8th day of of a building permit to con- 1970, at the opening of the Court on an addition to garage on property day, or as soon thereafter as the matter as Lot 3i Blk.

2, of W. W. Baumans in accordance with building application on file with said Supervisor. Dated this 4th day of September, 1970. RICHARD D.

NAGLE, Secretary of Board of Adjustment, Zoning Commissioner. -rn. REQUEST FOR ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION TO 195y international school bus, 48 REAL ESTATE Isenger, 6 cylinder engine. Inquire and State of Wisconsin, La Crosse County bids t0 Denis A. Kirkman, Ad- Court, Probate Branch minlstrator, Seneca District Schools, In the Matter of the Estate of Eugenie Seneca, Wisconsin 54654.

(Iona) Bjorge and Mrs. Roger (Kathryn) Zezulka, all of New Albin; her father, Gustav necke of Postville; a brother, Norman of Du Bois, and 11 grandchildren. WILLIAM DICKSON PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, William M. Dickson, 73, of Prairie du Chien died Monday, Sept. 7 in a local hospital after a long illness.

846 Acres Of Tobacco The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture announced Tuesday that three firms are buying northern Type 55 tobacco, stem- BAHNAR BELIEF Vietnamese Bahnar tribesmen believe good souls go under the earth after death, but bodies remain above ground in their long coffins. Bad souls are taken into the sky and must live with the daughters of evil spirits. Kathary, Deceased On reading and filing the petition of La Crosse Trust Company, administrator WWA of the estate of Eugenie Kathary, deceased, representing, among other; things, that said decedent died seized of certain real estate therein described, and that It is necessary to sell the same to! pay the debts, legacies and funeral expenses of said decedent, and the expenses of administration, and praying for license to sell fhe same, and It appearing, to the Court that it Is necessary to sell mmg grpde. standing in the for that purpose; fmlHc IT ls ORDERED that said petition be heard at a term of said Court, to be held In a call to the Universitv Ex- in and said County, at the Courthouse rstc- TXy in the City of La Crosse, on Tuesday, the tension Office in La Crosse, the 15 th day of September, 1970 at 10 o'clock deDartmpnt qaiH thp firms in forenoon of said day, or as soon uepdnmeni saia tne lirms al- jhereafter as the matter can be heard. ready have contracted for 846 Dated August 21 1970 acres of tobacco.

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