The Racine Journal-Times Sunday Bulletin from Racine, Wisconsin • Page 32

Commerce market RACINE SUNDAY BULLETIN Sunday, Ftbruary 9, 1964 3,000 Members Is Goal Set by Vacation Assn. A goal of 3,000 members has been set for the new eight- county Southeastern Wisconsin Vacationland according to Norman Seeger, who recently was elected Racine County director for the association. Seeger, of 1700 Durand a motel operator, said members joining before March 1 will be charter members of the organization. He said business people, including manufacturers, are being invited to join. A meeting of charter members will be held March 5 at the Abbey, Fontana.

Would Promote Tourism Seeger said the $15 annual membership fee would give members a listing in a direc tory and enable them to assist with the promotion of the area. Seeger said there are many things within Racine that tourists would visit if they were aware of them. Goals of the association, adopted at a meeting Jan. 16 and 17: "To develop and maintain at the highest level facilities and services to the public in general, and the tourist and vacationer in particular. "To improve standards, promote an interchange of information between members, to take an active part in op posing or approving tion and regulations, at both county and state levels, af fecting our businesses, and otherwise seek to project favorable image of southeast ern Wisconsin as a desirable and hospitable tourist and va cation area." Plan Events Calendar Plans include development of a calendar of events, publication of a tourist guide and of a directory of facilities and businesses.

Seeger said Charles Dunkel of the White Oaks Restaurant on County Trunk south of Burlington has been named assistant director for Racine County. He said 25 captains will be named to represent districts in the county for the membership campaign. GEORGIA LEADS IN CLAY In production of kaolin, or china clay, Georgia leads all the other states. South Carolina is second. GIFT TO GOODWILL The J.

I. Case Co. presented the lathe, shown above, and a grinder to Goodwill first such gifts of surplus machinery the organization has received. T. A.

Piatek, manager of the Racine division of Goodwill Industries, said the machinery will be sold and the proceeds used to buy radio and television testing equipment and tools for the Racine division workshop, located with the store at 1526 Washington Ave. Goodwill Industries trains and employs the handicapped. From left above are S. H. Quist, Case plant general manager; Piatek and Kenneth Johnson, workshop superintendent for Goodwill Industries in Racine.

In-Sink-Erator Moves Administrative Personnel BUSINESS SERVICES AIR CONDITIONING COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING RCA WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES Sales and Service BELLE CITY REFRIGERATION 1321 Illinois St. 634-7765 The In-Sink-Erator Mfg. Co. has moved its administrative personnel from its former building at 1225 14th St. to new quarters Ohio and 21st Sts.

Eugene K. Wieczorek, vice president-manufacturing, said the firm is awaiting delivery of some new office equipment and furniture for the new plant. He said a dedication will be held sometime in April. About 40 In-Sink-Erator administrative personnel remained in the 14th St. plant when production was moved to the new plant late in 1962 In-Sink-Erator's purchase of 20y 2 acres of industrial development land for its new 100,000 square foot plant was the first from a 46 acre parcel the Chamber of Commerce bought from the county in 1958.

The Chamber, which also sold an option on another 10 acres to In-Sink-Erator, re- PRINTING lakeside Printing Companii MIUI Wayne Smith VtVe carrjr the Allied Union l.nlicl jKtl 5lh St. Dial SPEAKER AVAILABLE If you ore looking for on unusual type program for that or future meeting one that has pleased over 1200 audiences suitable for business or social groups which is entertaining and educational a program that is truly different write for brochure without obligation. Write Box A-45, Core Racine Journal-Times cently purchased still another 22 acres of county institutions farm land for industrial development purposes. In-Sink-Erator's 14th St. plant was sold to Qualheim, manufacturer of cpmmer cial kitchen equipment, which moved into the building last spring: Harold J.

Qualheim, president, said some changes in office arrangements are being made as the result of the move of In-Sink-Erator personnel. Qualheim, since purchase ofi the building, has leased quarters on the second floor of the 14th St. plant to Eagle Luggage Co. The Racine-Kenosha Chapter of the National Assn. of Accountants Monday night at a dinner meeting at Danish Brotherhood will hear a talk on "Credit Analysis" by John Vaughan, credit manager of S.

C. Johnson Son, Inc. The Johnson company was among the firsj; to devise a system of approving credit by machine methods. Vaughan appeared on a University of Wisconsin Management Institute in connection with Johnson's presentation of its integrated data processing system. Fluid Power Society members will hear Silas Katz of the Harry Diamond Labora tories, United States Army Material Command, Washing ton, D.C., talk on "Fluid Amplification" Tuesday night The dinner meeting will be held at the Engineers and Scientists of Milwaukee, Building, 3112 W.

Highland Milwaukee. Re-elected by the Belle City Credit Union were Irv ing E. Hansen, Harry Grzeskoviak and Peter Habetler Jr. as directors and Joe Saliscente as credit committeemen. Re-elected officers were William C.

Bertram president; William J. Jenkins vice president; Czeskoviak secretary; and- Dennis A Smith, treasurer. Habetler was elected assistant treas urer. Robert Martinson of Ra cine was top automobile insurance producer during 1963 in the 10-state area of Mutual Service Insurance Companies of St. Paul.

Martinson was also top writer of the new Mutual Service accidenta death and dismemberment rider for auto policies. Mar tinson's record was an nounced at a district sales meeting last week by Ivan Berg, Racine district man ager. Co. of Hartford, in 1963 by writing more than $1 mil- ion of new personal life insurance and more than $3 mil- ion of group life insurance. He won a week's convention trip to Florida for himself and his wife, this April.

end of January of this year, Eggert ranked second in the entire country for Travelers -964 life leaders, by writing more than $800,000 in new personal life insurance. He already qualified for the next convention, in White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. It was the 35th year in succession he has qualified for honor clubs. Five Racine men have completed a course of study at Marquette University and will receive certificates in data processing from the Data rocessing Management Assn.

The five are Edward R. Andersen, J. I. Case Russell Davis, Hamilton Beach Ronald Jones, Jacobsen Manufacturing Edward Segrin, Statistical Tabulating Milwaukee branch, and Walter Stock, Jacobsen Manufacturing Co. COIN LASTS 40 YEARS The average life of a coin struck in a nickel-and-copper alloy is about 40 years.

Stocks Moved to New Highs NEW YORK Wall Street's concern about the spotty price pattern in a typical February proved groundless in the first week as the market, after somel hesitation, moved to historic highs in the popular averages. For the first three trading days stocks put on a contradictory performance. The lfst made its first advance last week Thursday and achieved new highs Friday. The Dow Jones industrial average ended the week at 791.59, up 6.25 from the previous week. Volume fell to 21,359,679 shares from 22,664,120 the week before.

Of 1,499 issues traded, 749 advanced and 539 declined. The Associated Press aver age of 60 stocks rose 3.9 to 293.5, an historic high, as was the Dow -Jones closing figure The AP gain last week was the largest since the week ending Jan. 11 when it rose 2.2. The five most active issues last week on the New York Stock Exchange were: Xerox, 8 at 75 2 on 658,000 shares; Chrysler, up at General Motors, off iy at 78 V6; Pennsylvania Railroad, up iy 2 at and Brunswick, up A at 11 CLASSIFIED INDEX Announcements 2-8 Automotive ....913 Rentals 14-20 Employment 21-27 Miscellaneous for Salt 28-39 Wanted to Buy 40-41 Real Estate tor Sale 42-45A Business Opportunities 46 Financial 47'51 IN LOVING MEMORY OP ANN STAND Uh who passed away one year ago today. Feb.

9. 1983. 'Though all we have left of the one we loved Is a beautiful memory We'll e'er hold It dear 'til our last day's here She'll never forgotten be. Sadly missed by Tier son, Harold Freeman and sister, Mrs. Charles CreuUburg SPEOIAL NOTICES EVERY DAY IN RACINE SOMEONE has a plugged sink line or floor drain.

Best thing to do Is call ROTO ROOTER SEWER SERVICE Dial 634-8869 HUMIDIFIER lug dry heated air? Better health with less fuel If you Install a portable or furnace type humidifier. Dial 638-8006. CLEAN AND POLISH YOUR FLOORS with our scrubbers and polishers. We sell steel wool pnds.Hyn discs, stripper. United Rentalls, 838-6493.

READER'S DIOEST SPECIAL 15 months for $1.87 to new subscribers from your community representative. Dial 634-8389. YOUNG'S TAX SERVICE 8013 Kearney. Dial 634-6948 IN MEM0RIAM WOMEN'S TAILORINO PUNTILLO THE TAILOR 310 SIXTH ST. DIAL 633-2084 PERMANENT WAVES ON MONDAY and Wednesday.

$5.00 complete. Tom Shelley Beauty salon. Call 634-3785. INCOME TAX SERVICE For appointment In your home or mint call 634-9069, W. Zlevor.

LAKE SHINERS See Alex at 2037 Racine Street INCOME tAX SERVICE WILL CALL" at home. Nelson Dial 634-8896. TO OUR BELOVED DAUGHTER FAY Septon Hahn who passed away seven years ago today, Feb. 9. 1057.

"Golden leaves of memory fall softly thru the years," Sweetly remembered by Dad, Mother sisters and brothers LOST LARGE BLACK PURSE contained valuable papers and Identl (Icatlon. Dial 637-6102, Reward WELSH IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY DEARLY beloved mother, Mrs. Irving Mlkulecky who passed away two years ago today, February 9, 1962. Sadly missed by daughter IN MEMORY OF EDWARD H. KIM- mcr who passed away 6 years ago today.

Feb. 9, 1958. Sadly missed by his wife, children and grandchildren. IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR DEAR daughter Virginia Robey Patzke on her birthday, Feb. 9, 1964.

Sadly missed by mom and dad IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR mother, Mrs. Katherlne Crllley, passed away Feb. 9, 1950. Sadly missed by daughters. who FUNERAL DIRECTORS DAHL-KASUBOSKI FUNERAL HOME For the 8ervlce YOU Want 1435 Douglas Ave.

Dial 632-1533 CEMETERY LOTS 6 SEE LELAND "RED" JONES COUNSEL, or with West Lawn Cemetery 632-7838 Indonesia Will Turn Down U.N. Milk, Official Asserts JAKARTA, Indonesia (ffl Health Ministry official says Indonesia will have nothing to do with a U.N. agency's offer of 300 tons of skimmed milk for distribution in central Java hit by a food shortage. Madame Hurustiati Suban- drio, wife of the foreign minister, accused U.N. agents of adding to the "monstrous outcry" that Indonesia is in FLORISTS LEE'S FLOWERS 1855 Main St Dial 634-3352 Douglas Flower Shop FLOWERS OF QUALITY 1678 Ave Dial R33-48R SPECIAL NOTICES The Southeast Wisconsin Chapter of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers will meet Wednesday at Krok's Restaurant, Kenosha.

John Batenburg of the firm of Carpenter-Rowland- Batenburg will draw on his activities with the Racine Chamber of Commerce to re view "Factors Influencing In dustrial Relations." Ray F. Eggert of the Eg gert Agency again ranked first in the Milwaukee territory for Travelers Insurance Ben Bella Announces Incentive for Farmers UP) Algeria's nationalized farm workers are going to get a cut of the profits they helped produce. Algerian Pres. Ahmed Ben Bella announced in Algiers that peasants on the majority of the nationalized farms will each receive a bonus equal to 46 American dollars within the next two weeks. Peasants on farms which have not made a Ben Bella said there were few of receive a bonus equal to $22.

the grips df chaos economically and politically. Mrs. Subandrio, who is deputy minister of health, said in a press statement "I was greatly astonished to read in some that UNICEF had donated the amount of 600,000 pounds of skimmed milk powder to Indonesia to be distributed in maternal and child health centers in central Java in connection with reported hunger cases in this area The Communist Party newspaper a i a Rakjat said 90,000 persons in the Wonogiri area were suffering from malnutrition and that the central Java sector was threatened with starvation. Antara news agency re ported that only three of 72 IN THE DOG HOUSE? Flowers and candy are nice but why not try the new Improved remedy. On your way home tonight, pick up two tasty fried "i chicken dinners at the SUNSHINE BAR AND ORILL.

corner 17th and Taylor Ave. You won't have dishes and you'll guarantee yourself a fine meal. P.S.: It might even be wise to pick up an order of chicken for mother- in-law, too so either stop In on your way home or dial 637-1859 now for take home service. LOST AND F0UK0 835-4398. CORGI, RED, reward.

835-2094 or AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE SHARP CARS 62 Corvair 4-door 61 Chevrolet 4-door. $1495 60 Chevrolet Wagon. $1395 '59 Pontiac 4-door. 59 Chev. Bel Air '59 Chevrolet Wagon.

'58 Chevrolet 4-door. '57 Chevrolet Wagon. $1195 995 995 795 695 95 50 Chrysler 4-door. West Racine Garage 3204 Wash. Dial 634-2760 1962 THUNDERB1RD.

ONE OWNER. Fully automatic, Including power steering, power brakes, power seats, radio and air conditioning Leather interior In excellent condftlon. New tires and battery. 32,000 miles. Ideal for use tn business or as a second family car.

Owner will arrange low cost financing terms. For further information and opportunity to Inspect and test drive, Dhone 634-6611. Ext. 312. 1961 PONTtAC BONNEVILLE 2 DOOR hardtop, fully equipped, $1775 or best offer.

Dial OLymplc 2-9353. 2020 53rd Street. Kenosha. 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA SUPER Sport, 4 speed miles. $2,495.

1627 Richard phone B33-8514 transmission, 6.000 Ave. or 196(1 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE very low mileage. Can be seen Saturday evening. Sunday or Monday, dial 632-4936. 1954 BU1CK SENTRY ALSO 1952 Cadillac Coupe de Vtlle.

Both In good condition. Dial 634-5485. 1904 Racine Street, 1940 CHEVROLET COUPE, radio, heater. A-l condition. Call 634-3297 or see at 1529 Geneva.

INCOME TAX State Federal Tax Returns Prepared Rates Accounting For Any Type Business 1. GRENIKGER 1612 N. Main St. (9 to 9i Dial 634-0087 HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR GOOD clean cars and pickups. Daum Motor Sales, 518 College 633-1401.

USED CARS WANTED HIGHEST $895. 1959 FORD 6. stick $595. Both good condition. 618 Emmertsen Road.

633-4447. 1962 PONTIAC CATALiNA WITH deluxe interior, mag wheels, trl-power, four speed. Dial 632-5030 RUSSIAN Despite the American-style tail fins and headlamp treatment, "The Start" is a new, Russian-made, 12-seater bus, here poised before the walled Kremlin. The plastic body of the bus is mounted on the chassis of a Russian "Volga" car. MUST BE SOLD Solid Brick Building 102Z State St.

A substantial building with good hot water heating system, store, presently rented to a bakery, on main floor, living quarters on second; central location, no parking problem, Owner wants immediate sole, has reduced price to BARGAIN, ACT NOW! Evenings Don C. Jensen (632-2454) R. H. Crimmings (632-7208) N.CHRISTENS EN UVJ SON dependable leal estate and witHAOHce icuMce 13S4 STATE ST. Dial 632-5139 Modern Industry Depends on Electric Motors and Dependable Motor Service That's Why So Many Racine Industries Use the Services of Motors Service 542-546 V2 State St.

Phone 634-5889 AUSSIE MILK GAINS In the past seven years Austrian farmers have reduced their milk cows by 26, 000, to 1,136,000. Yet in the same period annual market deliveries of milk have climbed 383,000 tons, to 1,677,000. Thomas Restaurant THE PLACE TO EAT Short Orders CORNER STATE AND MARQUETTE iNCbtaE TAX RfiTURNS PREPARED Individual, business, partnership or corporation. Call for an appointment. 633-1131 ROBERT B.

AMERSON CO. 3711 Washington Avenue 1959 PONTIAC CATALINA 4 DOOR hardtop. Excellent condition. Must sell. $935.

Phone 637-7762. "1959 IN GOOD CONDITION. Leaving for service. Make offer. Dial after "1954 PONTIAC 6: STICK; LITTLE' rust: mechanically good.

First $100 takes II. 632,5236 1961 CORVAIR door wagon. A-l condition. $1295. Call 835-2087 after 4.

1950 FORD 2 DOOR V-8. STICK; gun, 12 gauge, polychoke. 1102 La- Palle. 637-6461. INCOME TAX PHILLIP O.

BROUILLETTE Rll Washington Ave. Hours: 632-5864 9 9 632-5181 INCOME TAX Kcpplcr Business Service 2811 Charles 8t Dial 633-4855 By Appointment a.m. to 9 p.m Chairs. Card and Banquet Tables For Rent bakeries in the Kebumen area MERCHANTS DELIVERY, DUI 632-5103 of central Java were still COOK BOOKS opeh. The Off icial agency Said "Cook of the Wcek'l recipes, a collec POUR ROOM LOWER rooms, 924 Park p.m..

TWO BED- call after 6 EXCELLENT $2495. Must 1061 THUNDERBIRD condition. low mileage. sell. 637-4259.

1955 FbRD FORDOR runs good. $150. Call after 4 p.m. 1962 RAMBLER CLASSIC, to $1245. 618 633-4447 REDUCED Emmertsen Road.

1952 DODQE 5 PASSENOER COUPE runs good, reasonable. Dial 886-2864. i'95l CHtVROLET STICK SHIFT, runs good. S65 Please dial 878-1585. the closures were caused by a Times office, corner 4th and Wisconsin Avenue.

increased prices of flour. 1955 OLDSMOBILE 88 4 DOOR- HY- dramntlc. As Is $95. Dial 633-8326. BLACK T93T PLYMOUTH $80.

door sedart Please call 633-6645. 1963 OlDSMbBILE 88 tw6 DOOR. best offer. Running condition. 634-0244.

LATE 1962 PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY like new, new snow tires. 637-1843. 1958 FORD 4 6 CYLINDER. Stick shift. Dial 637-1378.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 9l AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE ,9 JANITORS ON CONTRACT The use of contract janitorial services is gaining acceptance in factories, offices, and stores across the country, the field is big. Trade estimates of total outlays for building maintenance run into the billions. 3 .00 Rents A Car Or Truck for 2 Hours and 10 Miles MERCHANTS CARS TRUCKS FOR RENT Spociol Rates By DAY WEEK MONTH or YEARLY 1215 STATE ST. 8 Out of 10 Companies That Try It, Buy It! Dial 634-9177 John Nichols 720 Lake Ave. Racine SALE 1964 FORD SPECIAL CUSTOM SEDAN 138 HP 6 cylinder motor All vinyl interior 1.19" wheelbase Full size Not a compact Special wheel covers Heater Turn signals Seat-Belts Nylon carpeting Dual horns Oil Filter Air Cleaner Fuel filter 3 Speed all synchro, transmission.

24 Mile warranty State Salts Tax 1000 South Lafayette Ave. FORD, inc. Dial 633-3528 Racine, Wisconsin "OUR SERVICE MAKES US GROW" The Cobras Are Coming-Watch for Announcement!.