Tri-County Citizen from Beaver Dam, Wisconsin (2024)

March 4, 1964

Publication:

Tri-County Citizeni

Location:

Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Issue Date:

Wednesday, March 4, 1964

Page:

7

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WEDNESDAY MARCH 4 1964 Xfcii OX LAKE Tornado County GOP JUNEAU Hi to (Continued from page 1) ARRAIGNMENT their is a Want Ads Get Results ST WINS BUY 3 GET 4 NOTICE! Effective MARCH 6 1964 IRESTONE DELUXE CHAMPION TUBELESS BLACKWALLS 4 firttfont NO LIMIT GUARANTEE I honored by thousands and thousands of irestone dealers and stores in the United States Canada wherever you travel We will continue to buy Wrecked and Junked Cars and Trucks South Beaver Dam on Highway 151 (At the Overhead) Buy 3 Tires at our GET A Pius tax on four tires AUTO PARTS USED The body temperatures ef chil dren are above or below normal more often than those of adults Most American Cars Ai i last week on business at Bess mer Michigan On Saturday March 7th Mr Riley and his daughter Helen were in Madi son on a business matter Mr Wilbur Peters was tn Mil waukee on last week Wednesday where he attended a Oil Dealers convention Members of the RNA met on Wednesday eb 26th at the Randolph home of Mrs Kathryn Griffith Nine members respon ded to roll call when Oracle Mrs Herb Rabehl called the meeting to order Routine bus iness was discussed with the next meeting announced for March 25th 1:30 pm at the home of Mrs Rabehl A social afternoon was enjoyed and games played Mrs Rabehl was the recipient of the door prize Tasty refreshments were served by the hostess at the close of the afternoon MILWAUKEE UPD Arraign ment' is expected within two weeks for Peter Ilurkos self styled extrasensrory perception expert indict by a federal grand jury Tuesday on a charge of posing as an BI agent Ilurkos 52 formerly of sub urban Brookfield was arrested last month in New York City on a charge of impersonating an agent in December in Wau watosa another suburb Radio is know as wireless in Great Britain Wireless also was used widely in the United States when it was first invented WHEEL ALIGNMENT JUNEAU Wis The "Sabin On program in Jun eau under the direction of Dr redric Haessly was a pro nounced success The total num WALL TIRES MOUNTED REE WHEEL BALANCE OPEN RI 9 PM or Reservations 885 6021 Includes balancing for th front wheels Extends tire life Realign wheels to manufacturer's specifications Parts extra needed NEW YORK The lowest temperature reported to the US Weather Bureau this morning excluding Alaska and Hawaii was 7 below zero at Douglas Wyo Tuesday's high was 95 at Laredo Tex eaturing Prime Ribs of Beef Every Saturday Sunday After 5:00 PJVL ISH RY every riday Night ALL THE LAKE PERCH YOU CAN EAT $125 Including: rench ries Cold Slaw Rolls Butter Beverage Watkins cosmetics multi vitamins and mineral supple ments medicines insecticides animal health products feed supplements spices extracts and other hlghest quallty Watkins products We express our thanks to our scrap iron customers we have served during the past years JUNEAU Wis St Eagles won the last game of their regular season 47 36 against Lomira Rural SchoolR Thieme totaled 16 points The victory gave St a record of 15 wins and 1 loss for the year The team also won 32 22 with Mischke totaling 12 points St has been invited to the Northwestern Col lege tournament to be held Mach 6 8 Atkinson Lutheran School will be St first opponent riday March 6th at 2:00 pjn The Eagles have won the tournament championship for the past two years and will again be the defending cham pions this year We adjust brakes on all four wheels adduid Entertain armers The Juneau Lions entertained the area farmers here last week with a dinner at the Legion Club rooms and a special program following the meal Mr and Mrs Arnold Tietz Lebanon were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mrs Melissa Steffen and family Mr and Mrs Elmer Sell Wa tertown were Juneau callers on Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Art ischer and Mary Beth spent the weekend at Lakeland College with son Chuck Mrs Emil Hilgendorf medical patient at the Luth eran Hospital Beaver Dam Mr Albert Martwig is a patient at the VA Hospital in Madison Mr and Mrs Harold Busch kopf and family Woodstock Ill were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Buschkopf Sr Sunday guests were Mr and Mrs Walter Buschkopf Jr and family Sun Prairie Wis Mr and Mrs Don Mathews and Mr and Mrs Rodney Brooks were Saturday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Har old Vander Schaaf Horicon The gathering was in honor of the birthdays of Mrs Vander Schaaf Mr Mathews and Mr Brooks The group enjoyed a lunch at the close of the evening Mr and Mrs Robert Hartman are vacationing in California Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Arnold Luebke and Dickie Liske were Mr and Mrs Wil son Boeder Stephen and Char les Eau Claire Mr Harvey Ballwanz ond du Lac Miss Adeline Milwaukee David Boe der and Rick Korth students at Northwestern Prep Water town On riday evening the Boeders attended the Wayland NW Prep game at Beaver Dam on Saturday evening the Boe accompanied by Mrs Gib Korth attended the Racine Lu theran NW Prep game at Wa tertown Their sons David Boe der and Rick Korth play on the prep team Saturday afternoon shoppers in Milwaukee were Mrs Wilson Boeder Mrs Arnold Luebke and Mr Harvey Ballwanz Miss Adeline accompanied them back to Juneau Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Arnold Luebke ac companied Mr Ballwanz and OX LAKE Wis Mr and Mrs red Lidtke spent last week Tuesday in Milwaukee where they attended a business meeting Sunday March 1st dinner guests at the home of Mrs Wm Manske were the Jerome Man ske family of Beaver Dam Sewing Club On Monday March 2nd mem bers of the Stitch and Chatter Club met at the State St home of Mrs Earl Eichenseer Six members and oneguest Mrs Sam Anderson enjoyed an even ing of sewing after which the hostess served very tasty re freshments The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Kratz Dinner guests on Monday March 9th at the Township of Trenton home of Mr and Mrs Russell Maurer were Mr and Mrs Earl Zieman Mr and Mrs Madigan Mr and Mrs Les ter Schmidt The occasion was to surprise Mr Maurer on his birthday anniversary Mrs Mau rer was hostess later in the evening to members of the and famil ies at a party feting her hus band on this anniversary Very delicious refreshments including a birthday cake concluded a so cial evening Business Trip Mr and Mrs Charles Riley spent Thursday and riday of Ull UETIMI GOARANTtE NO LIMIT ON MILES OR MONTHS alnstaefcts In workmanship Shd materials replacements ere prorated on tread wear and toad hazard injuries (except repairable and based on irestone price torrent at time punctures) for the life of the original tread of adjustment Drive in tor EXPEHT CAR SERVICE bY skilled mechanics using modern precision eq'Pmen It is our desire to devote our activities to this part of our business and offer you the most complete NEW and USED auto parts SUPER MARKET in this area Just say "Charge easy budget terms 4 MILWAUKEE (LTD High ap'd low temperatures in selected cities Tuesday and early to day: I ALL 3 BRAKE 1 SERVICES ADJUSTMENT cure Renk added that Warren Knowles will make a great gov ernor In a surprise move Carl Ko ber of persons receiving the vac lata Watertown Dodge County "sine was 2000 with a GOP chairman submitted his steady fkro throughout the day resignation as county chairman Haessly was assisted by sev He explained that he has moved a eral local nurses and members from Dodge County to Jeffer of the local Red Cross Aides son County in Watertown How ever his resignation was reject ed by the caucus who urged him to serve out his term as county We have discontinued our scrap iron operation at SOUTH BEAVER DAM We are consolidating our operation on BIRKHOLZ BROS Super Market of NEW and USED AUTO PARTS After his resignation was re jected Kolata said in accepting the mandate he wants county Republicans in turn to accept his mandate when he calls upon them for work this year in the campaign 70 county delegates and 70 alternates were certified for the 2nd District caucus at Madison On April 2 and the State GOP Convention in Milwaukee on May 22 23 The names will be an nounced at a later date County Candidates All Dodge County officials and announced candidates for the 1964 election were introduced Speaking briefly were State Senator rank Panzer Town of LeRoy Assemblywoman Esther Doughty Horicon Assemblyman Elmer Nitschke Beaver Dam Dan Draper Watertown 2nd District chairman Roy Childers Watertown Jefferson County GOP chairman and 2nd District coordinator for Warren Knowles campaign for governor and Robert Loetscher Madison the only announced Republican can didate to date for Congress from the 2nd District Reports were made by George rederick treasurer of the Re publican Party of Dodge Coun ty Warren TenPas membership chairman Erwin Schaefer ere dentials committee and Bruce Rasmussen resolution commit tee Resolutions adopted were the endorsem*nt of Congressman John Byrnes as the Republican "favorite candidate for president urged a closed pri mary for Wisconsin favored the' support of Lt Gov Jack Olson for re election and urged the support for County Chairman Carl Kolata and District Chair man Dan Draper in working during the 1964 campaign Messages were read from Warren Knowles Olson and Robert Haase who were unable to attend Hendrix and Glenn Clark were co chairmen of arrange ments for the caucus and politi cal rally Tel 885 3321 for an Ad Taker COMPLETE SET CITIZEN BEAVER DAM WISCONSIN Miss Adeline to end du Lac where Mr Ballwanz participa ted in a mixed couples league bowling group Mr and Mrs Case Kikkert visited their daughter Margery in Madison last week At Coaventiea Mr and Mrs Erwin Schwah tes and Mr and Mrs Carl Kant attended the Oilman's Conven tion at the Hotel Schroeder Mil waukee last Thursday Harvey Puls Mayville Har old Pritchard and Roy Nehr ing Beaver Dam Hans Blei fuss Juneau represented Bea ver Ready Mix at the National Ready Mix Convention at the Conrad Hilton Hotel Chicago last week Stephen and Charles Boeder Eau Claire visited with Mary Carl and Tom Kant on Satur day morning Mmes Robert Buschkopf A Pape Seeliger William Emanpeland Gib Korth mem bers of bowling team bowled in the Lutheran Bowl ing Tournament at Janesville Sunday evening David Klossner son of Mr and Mrs rank Klossner has arrived home from Trabzon Turkey for a 42 day leave Da vid a member of the US Air orce spent 15 months in Tur key After his leave he will travel to Kelly Air orce Base Texas and will be stationed with the US Air orce Security Headquarters there Mr and Mrs A Lang Milwaukee were weekend guests of Dr and Mrs redric Haessly Mr Henry Henke is a patient at the Lutheran Hospital Bea ver Dam Mrs A Pape is chairman of the Red Cross Drive in Jun eau which begins March 1st and continues through the month of March roue iretten tiMMm srevwes a InxizTk pnrtwttio egwirivt from tj JI dozens of road hazards like these Cans Curb Chuethbio Metal Swmw beys Baseball Explained To Rotary Group HORICON Don Bischoff appeared before the Kiwanis club at their weekly meeting to present an informative resume of the Horicon Boys Baseball League He began his story with the inception in 1960 when 75 boys between the ages of 10 and 13 reported for this summer recreational venture In 1961 the baseball program chairman grew to such proportions that thirty five adults were recruit ed to administer and supervise 115 boys now divided into a junior and senior division brack et of 9 10 year olds and 13 15 year olds respectively In the following year of '62 the City Council provided some much needed money a number of Horicon businessmen donated uniforms and the group joined the United und as the league was a thriving activity destined to be continued This past summer 200 boys and 50 adults participated and the league was incorporated for protective reasons This Horicon baseball story is strictly a Hori con venture and not identified with either Babe Ruth or Little League but it does include one team for boys above the age of 15 which is sponsored and finan ced by the American Legion Problems Vanish Bischoff commented that an interesting sidelight on the im portance of this recreational program was that the local po lice department had remarked that when the baseball 'season began boys prankish nui sance problems Rotarians had among the guest list at their Monday dinner two Latin American neighbors Mrs Carmen Darley Larmanac Do minican Republic and Mr Ru ben Cisneros Caracas Venezue la These visitors are here to observe and absorb our educa tional methods and administra tion for a three week period Based at the University of Wis consin Milwaukee Mrs Darley an English teacher and Mr Cis neros an equivalent to our Board of Eduaction in his coun try are part of the Latin Amer ican project under the Agency for International Development TEMPERATURES amily Style DINNER or Two or More at CLUB 400 EVERY SUNDAY Serving Noon 'til 2:30 Includes: Two Meats Soup or Juice Salad Lazy Susan Mashed Potatoes Gravy Rolls Hutter Beverage $200 This Sunday Serving Chicken and Beef firestone DELUXE CHAMPION irst Choice as Original Equipment on America's inest New Cars ERWIN KOEPSELL of Horicon announces that he is the new WATKINS DEALER serving the townships of Hubbard Clyman Hustisford Emmet and Lebanon ii According to Mr KoepseU he is ready to supply all I families with a complete line of nationally advertised (Continued from page 1) In the North now depths in cluded 16 inches at Mellen Wis a foot in Upper Peninsula 11 inches in south east South Dakota and 2 to 8 inches in the southern two thirds of Minnesota He Weather Bureau said a major March storm born in the Rockies had split into two sec tions one carrying rains and high wind and the other routing a spell of balmy weather in the North The advancing storm was ex pected to bring freakish weather to large areas of the country Chicago was warned to expect temperatures up to 60 degrees followed with a possible four in ches of all within a few hours reezing Rain reezing rain iced highways in southern Minnesota and Iowa Up to 5 inches of fresh snow fell during the night from the Dakotas eastward to Wisconsin Heavy wet snow drifts combined with freezing drizzle to bog down traffic in South Dakota where the Highway Patrol advised motorists not to travel unless necessary Park alls Wis picked up four inches of fresh snow The Weather Bureau issued heavy snow warnings for north ern Wisconsin and Upper Mich igan Hazardous driving warn ings were in effect from Ne braska through the Badger state Severe thunderstorms were reported Wednesday night in Texas and Oklahoma and were expected to continue today east ward to Tennessee Little Rock Ark reported more than a half tach of rain Memphis Tenn and Shade Ark reported one tach hail stones Behind the advancing storm front up to 10 inches of snow blanketed sections of Arizona New Mexico and Colorado NEWBY firestone 1807 Center St (At the Overhead) Beaver Dam lbw i 15 Bl VhMI A 'Wil ytMARKET High Low Atlanta 72 60 Boston 58 35 Denver 25 4 Los Angeles 68 49 Miami Beach 77 71 New Orleans 72 7L New York 51 42 Washington 50 43 list hlci Each Xh 1st Tires TIRS 710 15 800 14 3138 000 760 15 850 14 3445 000 800 15 900 14 3835 000 820 15 9'0 14 3965 000 WHITEWALL 400 MOREAH Tires plus tax lust Price Each! 4th slzl 1st 3 Tires TIM 600 13 2305 000 650 13 2455 000 650 14 2700 000 600 15 2555 000 700 13 2600 000 650 15 2700 000 700 14 2700 000 670 15 750 14 2860 000 to Pius tax on four tires i i.

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