7. 3. a a New York Stock Quotations (Furnished by Robert W. Baird First National Bank Building. Oshkosh, at 12:30 P.M.
New York Time) Nov. 22, 1972 Daily Northwestern Obituaries Oshkosh Ira E. Enoch Masonic services for Ira E. Enoch. 77, an Oshkosh native: were held Nov.
14 at 3 p.m. at National I Chapels Boynton Beach, with inurnment at Palm Beach MemoMortuary, rial Park. Mr. Enoch was born Nov. 16, 1894, was employed at the Daily Northwestern and then for years as a salesman by Oshkosh B'Gosh, Inc.
For the past 14 years, he had resided in the Hypoluxo Island, area. He died Nov. 13. He was a member of the Duluth, lodge of Masons, and was a veteran of World War I. His widow.
Ella, survives. A memorial was established. Appleton Mrs. Lula May Bodie APPLETON Mrs. Lula May Bodie.
87. Chillicothe, formerly of Appleton, died Wednesday morning at Chillicothe following an extended illness. The daughter of the late Albert and Elizabeth C. Wells, she was born April 6, 1885, in Canton. S.
Dak. She was married in Canton on Nov. 28, 1907 to the Rev. Lowell Oliver Bodie, who later served as pastor of the Christian Missionary Alliance Church at Appleton. He preceded her in death in January of 1943.
Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Lucille Miller, and a son. Lyll Bodie, both of Chillicothie; a grandson whom she had raised and four other grandchildren, six great two brothers. James Wells. Seattle, and Carroll Wells.
Carson, N. one sister. Mrs. Charlotte Alver. Chokio, Minn.
Services will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Anderson Mortuary, Chillicothe. A graveside service will be held at Highland Memorial Park. Appleton, at 11 a.m. Saturday, with the Rev.
Richard W. Colenso of the Appleton Christian Missionary Alliance Church officiating. Interment will be in Highland Memorial Park. Friends may call at the Wichmann Funeral Home, Appleton. after 10 a.m.
Saturday. Winnebagoland Mrs. Edna Tribby NEW LONDON Mrs. Edna died at Clintonville Tuesday She was born Feb. 1.
1906. at New London the past 45 years, owned and operated the Tribby ried to Clarence Tribby on Dec. 6. Mrs. Tribby was a member of the Ladies Aid and the Professional Surviving is one daughter, Mrs.
three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held chardt-Moder Funeral Home, the officiating. Burial will be in the tonville. Friends may call at the funeral until the time of services. Floyd Swan Tribby.
66. of 510 W. Beacon morning. Clintonville and had resided in where she and her husband Hardware Store. She was mar1924.
Emanuel Lutheran Church. Woman's Club. Jane Russell. Oshkosh. and Friday at 11 a.m.
at BorRev. Frederick Heidemann Graceland Cemetery at Clin- home after 2 p.m. Thursday, KING -2 Funeral services will be held in and enson Hall Chapel at King for Floyd Swan. 70. who died at the Grand Army Home for Veterans Tuesday.
Born Nov. 25. 1901 in Howell. he married Emma Perino. She preceded him in death.
A World War I veteran. he had lived at King since 1970. Mr. Swan is survived by a son. Robert.
Madison: two daughters. Mrs. Kay Taebel, Asutin, and Mrs. Susanne Angell, Neenah. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m.
Friday with the Rev. Paul Wells officiating. Burial will be in Wisconsin Veterans Memorial Cemetery at King. Friends may call at the Holly Funeral Home, Waupaca, from 10 a.m. Friday until noon and after 12:30 p.m.
at the Olson Hall Chapel. Darwin Smith resigns from institute's Board APPLETON' The resignation of Darwin E. Smith, treasurer, was announced at Tuesday's Fox Valley Vocational. Technical, and Adult Education board meeting. Smith, who is president of Kimberly -Clark explained in a letter to the board that business commitments and pressures of his responsibility make his continued membership on the board impossible, Harland Kirchner.
Clintonville. board president. eXpressed "a deep and heavy loss." adding that Smith had made a significant contribution and it was a pleasure working with him." Board's counsel. Russell Williams. Oshkosh, was not sure of the procedure involved in choosing a new board member.
but Kirchner appointed Frank Sprister. Appleton, to serve out Smith's term as treasurer, which expires in July. Kirchner also presented seven suggestions which were accepted by the board and which will receive administration response at the next regular board meeting. Among the recommendations is a request for an evaluation of all employes "in order to improve instruction for our students and bring to the attention of the board the strengths and weaknesses of our staff and Kirchner asked for such an evaluation by March 1 for contract purposes. In response to Kirchner's suggestion that a professional negotiator be employed to eliminate the personal confrontation experienced during and after the past negotiations." Williams offered his services in this capacity.
Kirchner referred to the lengthy heated negotiations with the Faculty Association during the strike in September. Other requests include: reassessment of administration policy of staff attendance at meetings away from school. keeping in mind the cost of time and money of such attendance; administration study of the feasibility of a clerical pool to reduce costs: a long range administration plan for data processing for instruction and administration. including staff and equipment utilization and projected costs: employment of the Wisconsin Association of School Board or some other source to conduct a middle management clinic for administration and middle management; and consideration of purchase of two cars for District Director William Sirek and Deputy Director D. J.
Bordini, rather than the present policy of leasing. In other business the board: Tabled a proposal for acceptance of buildings A.B,C.D.E. and F. after lengthy debate over whether or not to hold back payment to Hutter Construction Co. because of unsatisfactory work, primarily on the grounds.
Passed a recommendation from the personnel committee to hire two custodians and hold hiring of a third "in abeyance until building is Accepted a revised calendar for the 1972-73 school yar. Accepted the negotiated agreement with the Faculty Association including the points agreed upon in settling the recent strike, as well as a mutual non -recrimination agreement, Authorized Donald H. Beno, assistant director, financial operations. to cancel payment on any checks issued by the Fox Valley Technical Institute which have been outstanding for a period of more than one year: Resolved to eliminate the 30- day waiting period previously necessary for health insurance coverage for employes under the Wisconsin Physicians Service plan. Authorized three administrators, three supervisors or coordinators, board members and the Faculty Association president to attend the American Vocational Association convention in Chicago, Dec.
2- 5. Board members Gaylord Unbehaun, Brillion, Robert Schneider. Hortonville, and Stanley Spielbauer, assistant director, instructional services. were appointed to a study committee to meet with Faculty Association representatives to study instructorteacher aid ratios, teacher works loads, quarter system. a 48-week school year and the school day.
A resolution. prompted by a student petition with about 1.000 signatures, giving students the option of attending 'Distorted view' 'U' instructor contact queried By Judy Russell Northwestern Staff Writer It is a "distorted that students attending the University of Wisconsin-Madison are "subjected only to graduate students" as instructors during their freshman and sophom*ore years. So said John C. Weaver. president got the University of Wisconsin System.
during a statewide press conference over the Educational Tolephone Network Tuesday. A representative of one of the counties participating In the press conference asked Weaver, "Is it the intent that one has to be in graduate school before you get professional contact? It is useless to look forward to your first two years on the Madison campus." Weaver responded: "The whole business of im- Some airport projects are closed down by weather By LES STARCH Northwestern Staff Writer Cold weather has closed down construction projects on Wittman Field, pouring of concrete on the terminal building apron and taxiway and relocation of the Instrument Landing System (ILS). airport manager Michael Brock told the aviation committee recently. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) does not permit pouring of concrete on airport projects when the temperature drops below 35 degrees. Brock indicated to the Fifth of whiskey brings jail term A 15-day jail term, and another term expected to be meted out next week, were among activities in County Court Branch 3 Tuesday.
Receiving the 15-day term with Huber Law working privileges is John F. Will, 20. of 1017 Fielderest Drive. Menasha. Will pleaded guilty to taking a fifth of whiskey from Trader.
1075 Manitowoe Road, Town of Menasha. last Oct. 21. Also appearing before Judge James V. Sitter was William W.
Nelson. 23. of 2120 Bowen Oshkosh, who is charged with writing a worthless check at the Sawyer Street Super Valu store, 313 N. Sawyer St. Nelson pleaded no contest before the County Court Branch 3 judge, but asked that sentencing be stayed so he could have time to move his wife out of his home.
The judge ordered a 25-day term but then vacated it and adjourned the case until next Tuesday, George Plummer, 20. of 4597 Winneconne Road. Oshkosh. paid a $100 fine after he was convicted of possession of marijuana in the bedroom of his home Nov. 5.
1971, school during the four makeup days agreed upon between the board and the faculty, was passed by the board. Kirchner cautioned students to "take advantage of the personnel available and remember that the purpose of being in school is to learn something. so that if they can achieve four more days of teacher -student contact they should do so." The accepted calendar ineludes four make-up days, two on Dec. 21 and 22. with final exams extended two days 1 in January.
The faculty will also work two extra days during spring vacation. As a result of the eight -day strike, the teachers were docked four days pay. They have agreed to make up four additional days by making instructional materials available to students. Several teachers have posted extra times when students can consult with them to make up this lost school time, according to Faculty Association President Joseph Kenkowski. The board approved: a request from Bordini to install toll-down grilles to partition the buildings for security purposes during times they are not in use.
Five doors will cost $4,484. Bordini was also authorized to make further study of a food serving and training proggram. In fiscal action the board approved bills amounting to $472.292.65 and construction bills totaling $68.012.33. A bill for $6.911.98 from Hutter Construction Co. was not approved because of unfinished work.
on. Fond du Lac is a place for cooperation not for a takeover by one system or the On veterans dropping out for lack of funds: "The problem was at the begining of the tall semester. with guidelines out of Washington. At all campuses efforts have been made to differ payment of fees to eliminate hardships on veterans. Three students win prizes for antishoplifting posters Two sophom*ores at Lourdes High School and a sixth grader at Merrill Middle School have been awarded prizes for their antishoplifting posters.
has been provided for vocational instruction. We are trying to work out a strong relationship in that community. "It is important that we maintain the clear division between the functions of a liberal arts and general education system and a vocational and technical education system the dual track system of edu- cation that the state embarked Winning the awards were Donna Ostertag and Sue Borisch, both Lourdes students: Tom Ivey of Merrill took third place honors. Miss Ostertag won first place for her poster entitled. "Sticky fingers make an icky Miss Borisch's poster was entitled.
strong! Resist temptation to Ivey's poster was entitled Shoplift? Crime doesn't pay You Merchants contributing prizes for the contest winners were W. A. Close. Food Queen. Kline's Department Store, Oregon Clothing House and Plywood Oshkosh.
The program was sponsored by the Oshkosh Area Chamber of Commerce. -The roundup- Births Fairlawn Accidents Street north of Oshkosh Florida Avenue. 1:15 p.m. Tuesday, City of Oshkosh. (Mercy Medical Center) Cars Susan K.
Deoperated by Gary and Susan Daily, 19. of 1544 Fairlawn now. 1201A Winnebago girl. $300 damage, and Mildred L. Stein, 60, of 1804 Georgia Appleton $350 damage.
(St. Elizabeth) Dyke, 701 E. Wilson ApDonald and Susan Van Chicago pleton, girl. cessed loat 65-7414: (UPI) single Cheese: daisies Pro CHICAGO James and Mary Ann Nelis. Swiss blocks 80-100 lb Grade A 79: 821 77' 811 4425 W.
Capital Drive. Appleton, girl. Milwaukee Dennis and Marie Krueger. MILWAUKEE (AP) Tuesday's 2300 E. Peter Appleton.
cattle market closed steady to 50 low er to choice steers 30.50 33.50: boy. good to choice heiters 28.50-31.00: aood Alan and Linda Stuart. 1015 Holstein steers 31.00-32.00; standard to low a00d steers and heiters 28.00 30.00; W. Harris Appleton, boy. dairy heifers 27.00 29.00.
utility cows Norbert and Susan Lavicka. 25.56 26.50; conners and cutters 20.50 25.00 commercial buils 32.00 33.00 2630 Heather Appleton. common 27.00 31.50. Calves: Tuesdov's market closed steady: choice calves 50.00 56.00 000d boy. (Appleton Memorial) 47.00 50.00.
common 32.00 40.00. culls 28.00 and down. William and Grace Geuerke, Tuesday's Hogs: market closed 316 N. Locust Appleton. steady to weak lightweight butchers 27.50 28.00 00 top 28.50 heavy butchers boy.
26.00 00 27.50; light Sows 23.50-24.50: heavy SOwS 21.70 23.50: boors 22.00 and down Lombs. Tuesday's market closed Crime 14.00 steady: common 00 16.00: to aood ewes to utility and choice bucks 16.50-20.50: 20.50 3.00-5.00. 24.00: culls Estimated receipts for Wednesday (Petty thefts, miscellaneous) Steve Langkau, 1147 Central reported that a six-foot aluminum ladder. worth $30. was stolen from a construction site in the 200 block on Lark Street sometime Sunday morning.
The ladder was stored in a garage which could only be opened electronically, police said. Tim Goss, owner of Goss Auto Body. on Midway Raod in the Town of Menasha. said that the cables of two auto batteries were cut and the batteries were stolen sometime between midnight and 3 a.m. last Thursday.
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Krueger 11 2:120 Mad Gas Elec 15 Mortgage Assoc 20 21 No Cen Air 54. Ost Gosh 22 24 Pabst 83 83 Osh Not I Bk 26 28 Shakespeare 11 Sta Rite Ind 145 Valley Bancorp 1833 191 Western Publ 24 25 Wis. Nat'l Lite 25 26 Wis Pw Light 20 20 Presto A 15 4 Oshkosh Legal Notices Oshkosh Legal Notices ORDER AND NOTICE FOR HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT STATE of Wisconsin, Winnebago County Court, Probate Bronch. In the Matter of the Estate of Agnes D. Beck, Deceased.
A petition having been filed by the personal representative of the estate of Agnes D. Beck, deceased, late of Win nebago County, Wisconsin, post office address 902 W. 4th Oshkosh, Wis consin, for the approval of the account, the payment of untiled claims, the determination of heirs of decedent, the determination of the inheritance tax, and the assignment of the estate. IT IS ORDERED THAT: The petition be heard at the County Courthouse. In Oshkosh, Wisconsin, on December 12, 1972, at the opening of Court on that dav.
or thereafter. Dated November 14, 1972. By the Court, Herbert J. Mueller, County Judge. Nolan, Engler, Yokes Curtis, S.C., Attorneys.
Oshkosh National Bank Oshkosh, Wisconsin Publish Nov. 15-22-29, 1972. ORDER SETTING TIME TO PROVE WILL AND HEIRSHIP AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS STATE of Wisconsin. Winnebago Court, Probate Branch. County, Matter of the Estate of An.
thony C. Sitter, 0-k-a Anthonv Sitter and A. C. Sitter, Deceased. A petition for the probate of the Will, and determination of heirship.
of An thony C. Sitter, Winnebago County, Wisconsin, post office address 1357 Waugoo Avenue, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, having been filed; IT IS ORDERED THAT: 1. The petition be heard at the Winnebago County Courthouse. in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, on December 1972, at the opening of Court or thereafter; 2. All claims must be filed on or before February 12, 1973, or be barred; 3.
All claims will be examined and adiusted on February 20. 1973, at the opening of Court or thereafter. Dated November 7, 1972. By the Court, Herbert Mueller, County Judge. Note: Please check with the attornev as to the exact time of hearing.
Hughes and Harrand Law Office. At torneys. 1621 Congress Avenue, Osh kosh, Wisconsin. Publish Nov. 8 15-22, 1972.
ORDER LIMITING TIME FOR FILING CLAIMS (ON WAIVER) AND MINATION. OF HEIRSHIP STATE of Wisconsin, Winnebago County Court, Probate Branch. In the Matter of the Estate of Joseph F. Dempsey. Deceased.
A petition for administration of the estate and determination of heirship of Joseph F. Dempsey, Winnebago Coun Wisconsin, post office address 3880 tv. Pau Ko Tuk Lane, Oshkosh, Wisconsin 54901, having been filed, IT IS ORDERED THAT: Creditor's claims must be filed on before February 16. 1973, or be or barred: 2. Heirship will be determined and will be examined and adiusted on February 27, claims 1973.
Cat the Winnebago County Courthouse. in Oshkosh. Wisconsin, at the opening of Court or thereafter. Dated November 14, 1972. By the Court, J.
Mueller, County Judge. Dempsey. Dempsey. N. Magnusen Main Oshkosh, Williamson.
Wisconsin Attorneys. 54901. 404 Publish Nov. 15-22-29. 1972.
ORDER LIMITING TIME FOR FILING CLAIMS (N WAIVER) AND DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP STATE of Wisconsin. Winnebage County Court, Probate Branch. In the Matter of the Estate of Carl H. Lewerent, Deceased A petition tor administration of the state and determination of heirship of Cori H. Lewerenz.
Winnebago County Wisconsin. post office address 845 Evans Street. Oshkosh, Wisconsin, hav ina been filed IT IS ORDERED THAT. 1. Creditor's claus must be filed 011 before February 14.
1973. or be or barred. 2. Heirship wilt be determined and claims be examined and odiusted on Februory 27, 1973, at the Winne bago County Courthouse, in Oshkosh Wisconsin, at the opening of Court or thereafter. Dated November 7, 1972 Bv the Court, Herbert Mueller County Judge.
Dempsev. Dempsey Magnusen Williamson, Attorneys at Law, Attorneys, First National Bank Building. Oshkosh, Wisconsin 54901 Publish Nov. 8 15-22. 1972.
ORDER AND NOTICE FOR HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT STATE of Wisconsin. Winnebago County Court, Probate Branch. In the Matter of the Estate of Clara A. Luck, Deceased A petition having been tiled by the personal representative of the estate of Clara A. Luck deceased.
late of- Win nebado County, Wisconsin, post office address Washinaton Avenue, Osh kosh, Wisconsin, for the approval of the account. the payment of untiled claims. the determination of heirs of the decedent. the determination of the inheritance tax, and the assignment of the estate. 11 IS ORDERED IHA1 The petition be heard at the County Courthouse 111 Oshkosh.
Wisconsin. 011 December 1972. (1 the opemna of Court on thot dev. or thereatter. Dated November 1972 By the Court.
Herbert Mueller County Judge Note: Please check with the ottorney as to the exact time of hearing Steinhilber Chaney, At Flanadon, torneys, 302 North Main Street Suite 321. Oshkosh, Wisconsin 54901. Publish Nov. 8 15 22, 1972 ORDER SETTING TIME TO PROVE WILL AND HEIRSHIP AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS STATE of Wisconsin. Winnebago County Court, Probate Branch.
In the Matter of the Estate of Alma E. Thews, a a Alma Voss Thews and as Alma Thews, Deceased. A petition for the probate of the Will, and determination of heirship, of Alma E. Thews. City of Oshkosh, Winnebago County, Wisconsin, post office address in care of Bethel Home.
225 North Eagle Street, Oshkosh, Wis. 54901, hav ing been filed. IT IS ORDERED THAT: The petition be heard at the Win nebago County Courthouse, in 1 Oshkosh, Wisconsin, on December. 19. 1972, at the opening of Court or thereafter: 2.
All creditors' claims must be filed on or before Morch 2. 1973, or be bar red; All claims will be examined and adiusted on March 6. 1973. at the opening of Court or thereafter Dated November 21, 1972 By the Court, Herbert Muelter. County Judge, David P.
Nitkowski, Marquart Nitkowski. Attorney. 105 Washington Avenue, Oshkosh, Wiscon sin 54901. Publish Nov. 22.29, Dec 6, 1972.
INVITATION TO BID We are submitting herewith for your consideration an invitation to bid on QUARRY PARK PLANTINGS Bids must be oddressed to Oshkosh Purchasing Division, Department of Administration, Hall, Oshkosh, Wiscon sin. The outside of the envelope must be piainly marked in the lower left hand corner Bid for Quarry Park Plantings. Envelope shall also show nome of bidder must be on file in the office of the Purchasing Agent no later than Bids, 11:00 a.m., C.S.T Thursdav. Novem ber 30, 1972. For specifications and further infor mation concerning this invitation to bid.
contact Orville A Gartman Pur chasing Agent, Room 312. City Hall or telephone 231-4410. extension 280 Gordon Jaeger City Manager Publish Nov. 15th 8 22nd. 1972.
ORDER LIMITING TIME FOR FILING CLAIMS (ON WAIVER) AND DETER. MINATION OF HEIR SHIP STATE of Wisconsin, Winnebago County Court. Probate Brunch In the Matter of the Estate of Carl F. Muza aka Carl Muza. Deceased A petition for administration of the estate and determination ot heirship of Carl F.
Muza 0-k a Carl Muza, Winne bago County. Wssconsin post office ad dress 32 Lake Street. Oshkosh Wiscon sin 54901, having been filed: IT IS ORDERED THAT 1. Creditor's claims must be filed on or before February 22. 1973 or be barred; 2.
Heirship will be determined and claims will be examined and adiusted on March 6, 1973, at the Winnebago County Courthouse, in Oshkosh Wis consin, at the opening of Court or thereafter. Dated November 7. 1972. BY the Court, Herbert Mueller, County Judge Thompson Thompson, Attorneys, Oshkosh. Wisconsin Publish Nov.
8-15-22, 1972 committee in the meeting at the new terminal building that. the new apron-runway project is about hall done. Runway 422. a small diagonal runway, will be closed to plane traffic for the winter because the new taxiway under construetion crosses it. A Civil Air Patrol (CAP) unit formed in Oshkosh has asked for permission to use the airport.
Brock explained that CAP wants a meeting room at the airport and that the organization is an asset to an airport. "One advantage is that we will get a large snowblower free of charge for use at Wittman Field'" he added. The CAP has aircraft and conducts junior cadet and sentor flight programs. Security and airport operations manuals. as required by the FAA.
along with application for airport certification were submitted to the FAA by the Nov. 18 deadline. Brock reported to the committee. Under federal law all airports such as Wittman Field, which have certificated air carriers (like North Central Airlines) must meet new federal operational and security standards. Brock said the county's application for certification requested some exemptions, among them being FAA requirements for a fire-rescue station and staff on the airport.
The fire rescue station is in the 1973 airport budget, pointed out Brock. Aviation committee members named Daniel Schott. secretary, as the committee's new representative to the County Board coordinating committee. Aviation committee chairman Kenneth See. feld has served on the coordinating committee to date.
provement of freshman and sophom*ore teaching is one of the top priority concerns of all of us. Seventy per cent of all credit hours taught at Madison are taught by permanent. regular senior faculty. It is a distorted view that students are subjected only to graduate students during their freshman and sophom*ore year. Many teaching assistants are excellent and well-trained.
Most are going into teaching as a career. It is myth that they aren't doing good instructing." President Weaver admitted, "There is less individual attention at Madison, but there are other compensations distinguished scholars of international reknown great opportunities excitement of intellectual ferment around a great research and graduate "We are trying to provide different opportunities for different kinds of young people (within the entire UW System)." Weaver noted, pointing out that the system also includes "small campus environments' for those SO in clined. Some other responses by UW administrative personnel during the conference included the following: On closing some of the twoyear centers: "There is no current plan for closing any of the 14 two- year centers, which could only be closed by legislative action. If any are closed, we would have to first have a plan of educational services. since the centers serve a vital function in overall educational activity." Recent campus racial problems and preventive measures: "What we see is the manifestation of racial tension widely found in society.
The university is the microcosm of society so it feels the reverberations. It is ironic there should be outbreaks within some campuses at this time because never have we been so actively engaged in seeking to serve the needs of minority and disadvantaged people. are searching for an associate vice president for academic affairs to give new dimensions to efforts to provide better programs for disadvantaged students. Our new budget request has two or three top priority items for support for programs to further serve minorities and the disadvantaged." On regent John Lavine's suggestion to close the Fond du Lac Center, bus students to other campuses and turn the buildings over to the vocational school system: "The university and vocational school systems have been in substantial conversations about the need for space for the Fond du Lac Vocational and Technical School. Half of one entire floor of one of our Center buildings ORDER AND NOTICE FOR HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT STATE of Wisconsin Winnebago County Court Probate Branch In the Matter of the Estate of Minnie Bearwald, Deceased, A petition having been fited by the Minnie Bearwald.
deceaseu late of personal representative of the a estate of Winnebago County. Wisconsin. post of fice address Pleasant Acres Oshkosh Wisconsin tor the approval of the ac count. the payment the defer mination of dece dent, the determination of itance tax and the a el 3 estate IT IS ORDERED THAT The petition be heard at the County Courthouse, in Oshkosh. Wisconsin On December 26th.
1972. at, the openina at Court on That day or thereafter Dated November 15. 1972 By the Court. Herbert Mueller County Judge. Laird.
Sippel Herrick Attorneys. 104 South Main Street Fond du Lac. Wisconsin 549.35. Pu'blish Nov. 16 1917.
Legal Notices ORDER LIMITING TIME FOR FILING CLAIMS (ON WAIVER) AND DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP STATE of Wisconsin, Winnebago County Court, Probate Branch. In the Matter of the Estate of Clyde Mitchell, Deceased. A petition for administration of the estate and determination of heirsnip of Civde Mitchell. Winnebago County. Wis consin.
post office address Omro. Wis consin. havina been tiled: IT IS ORDERED THAT 1. Creditor's claims must be filed 011 or before February 23 1973 or De barred: Heirship will be determined and claims will be examined and adiusted on February at the Winne baao County Courthouse In Oshkosh Wisconsin the opening of Court or thereatter. Dated November 21.
1972 Bv the Court Herbert Mueller Judge Donald Mitchell At County tor ney, 139. West Wilson Street Madi son. Wisconsin 5370 Publish Nov. 22 29. Dec 6 1972 Sheriff's detectives said they found a large amount of marijauna and other smoking materials after they executed a search warrant obtained from Judge Sitter.
Larsen motorist in fair condition following crash One person was listed in fair condition today at Mercy Medical Center suffering from injuries he received in a cartruck mishap that occurred on Highway 41 at County Trunk about 10 a.m. Tuesday. Albert F. Dunham, 74. Rt.
1. Larsen, hospital officials said, received lower rib and leg injuries. Sheriff's deputies said his car drove into the path of a northbound pickup truck operated by Michael J. Chase, 21, Waukau. Chase received leg injuries.
but he was released after treatment. Both men were taken to the hospital by Moore Ambulance. Dunham was traveling west on the county highway, deputies said. Damage to each we. hicle was estimated at $1.000.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE STATE of Wisconsin 11 Circuit Court. Winnebago County FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the Unted States, 72 West Adams Street, Chicago. Illinois 60603. Plaintiff JOHN R.
and WILMA R. HACKETT 1106 Green Acre Lone Neenah. Wisconsin. Defendants PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thot byavir tue of a ludament of foreclosure sand sale entered in the above entitled ac Ition on the 12th dav of June. 1972: the 'undersigned Sheriff of Winnebago County.
Wisconsin, will sell at public auction on the front steps of the Win nebago County Court House In the City of Oshkosh Winnebago County Wiscon on the 17th dav of Jonuary 1973. at 9 00 clock A.M on that dav. the real estate and mortaaged premises di rected by said tudament to be sold and therein described as tollows Lot One (1) of Block Fifteen (15) FOURTH GREEN ACRES SIxth Ward City of Neenah Wis County Wisconsin. Terms of Sale: CASH Dated this 15th dav of November, 1972. Marvin R.
Peppier, Sheriff Winnebago County. Wisconsin Publish Nov. 15 22 29. Dec. 6 13 20, 1972.
Neenah Legal Notices 100 cattle. 100 calves. 200 hogs, 50 sheep MILWAUKEE (UPI) Cash grain: Corn: 14 received, 25 inspected. Rail 1.26 1.291. Truck 1.231 Oats: 0 received, 0 inspected.
Rail 85 Wheat: 1 received. 1 inspeacred. Rail 2.15' Barley: 10 received. 1 inspected. Soybeans: 23 received, 0 Inspected.
Rail 3.56 Truck 3.541 MILWAUKEE (AP) Potatoes: North Dakota US No. size A red. 50 Ibs. $2.75, 100 Wis US No. burbanks, 100 Idaho US No.
I. russet, 100 US No. Idaho burbanks, 10-lb masters. $3.75. Unlisted Stocks IMC International Mevers Industries 12 4 13 Central Communications 125 Pill and Putt 8 Northwest Telephone 14 CRS Design 12 ORDINANCE NO 67 Establishment of a School Speed Zone when children are present on Tullar Road.
Town of Neenah, Winne bago County. Wisconsin. The Town Board of the Town of Nee nah does ordain as follows Twenty (20) miles per haul A School Zones when chide en are present on: Tullar Rood from the North limits of Tullar School a to the South limits of Tullar School. 2. Tullar Road from the North limits of Conat Junior High School to Souff, limits of Senior High School, All ordinances, or ports of ordi nances, in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed.
C. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after 005 sage and publication as provided by low Ken Heinz, chairman Harold Mulvey. supervisor Birt Oberlies, supervisor Dated: Nov. 18, 1972 Publish: Nov 20. 21, 2.
