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To Place a Want Ad 8 to 6:30 call 256-3111-Toll Free 255-4507 WISCONSIN SATURDAY, APRIL 1965 Obituaries. Guy Bible, 87, Today's Funerals Harold Frank Ex-Rug Cleaning Firm Head, Dies Guy E. Bible, 87, formerly of 912 Williamson former opertor of the Bible Rug Cleaning died Friday (Apr. 16, 1965) in a Stoughton nursing home alter an illness. He was a former school guard at Marquette school.

Born in Cazenovia, he live. in Madison for 50 years. He was a member of the Pilgrim Congrega tional Church. His wife, the former Etta White, died in November. The couple observed its 60th wedding anniversary in 1964.

Surviving is a MR. BIBLE brother, Ora, Baraboo. The funeral will be at 1 p.m. Monday in the Schroeder funeral home, 3325 E. Washington with the Rev.

James G. Gutensohn, of the Pilgrim church, officiating. Burial will be at Hill cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.

Mrs. Horstmeyer Mrs. Clara Horstmeyer, 78, of 508 Davidson a retired cook, died Friday (Apr. 16, 1965) in a Madison nursing home after an illness. A native of Chicago, she lived in Madison for 70 years.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Harold Zemlicka, 3937 Tulane and a son, William, Phoenix, five grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. The funeral will be at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Gunderson funeral home, 5203 Monona with the Rev. Albert F.

Harke, pastor of Lake View Community Church, officiating. Burial will be at Blooming Grove cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p.m. Monday at the funeral home. Mrs.

Floyd Bartels Mrs. Floyd Bartels, 67, Oshkosh, died Tuesday (Apr. 13, 1965) at Tarpon Springs, Fla. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Monday.

Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday at the Godager funeral home, Blue River. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. John Rielly, 446 Rushmore lane, and a sister, Mrs. Bessie Edgecomb, Blue River.

Mrs. Peter Pearson Mrs. Peter Pearson, 68, of 2911 Union died unexpectedly Friday (Apr. 16, 1965) at home after an apparent heart attack. Asst.

Coroner Ernest said Mrs. Pearson was found dead by her husband about 9 a.m. Ferchland said she died of natural causes. Born in Sweden, she came to Madison in 1912. Surviving are her husband; and three brothers and a sister, in Sweden.

The funeral will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the Gunderson funeral home, 5203 Monona with the Rev. Donovan a 1 mquist, pastor of Messiah Luther an Church, officiating. Burial will be at Roselawn Memorial Park. Friends may call after 4 p.ml.

Monday at the funeral home. Melvin Becker, Belleville Bank President, Dies BELLEVILLE Melvin Becker, 77, president of the Belleville State bank since 1962, died unexpectedly Thursday (Apr. 15, 1965) at home after an apparent heart attack. He was a director of the bank since 1925. Mr.

Becker operated a furniture store and funeral home from 1916 to 1957, when he sold the business to his son, Claude. Before entering business in Belle ville he operated a business in New Glarus for four years. Born it New Glarus, he attended schools there and also attended the Mo roe Business College. n- MR. BECKER He was a past president of the congregation of the First United Church of Christ, and a member of the Community club.

He was a member of the volunteer fire department for many years. Surviving in Madison is a daughter, Mrs. Robert McDermott, 5906 Cardinal Crescent. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in the First United Church of Christ.

Friends may call after 2 p.m. today at the funeral home, where a prayer service will be held at 8 tonight. Public Too Slow in Tornado Move, Weathermen Say KANSAS CITY (P) "Slowness of public reaction to tornado warnings was the biggest contributor by far" to the high fatality rate in the storms that swept the upper Midwest last Sunday, a top weather bureau expert reported Friday. The statement was made at a news conference by Paul H. Kutschenreuter of Washington, head of a team of weather experts that toured the stricken areas.

Kutschenreuter is deputy director of national meteorological services. He said he was told that in Elkhart county, Indiana, where 50 were killed, none of the bodies were found in basements the refuge from tornadoes recommended by the weather bureau in the absence of a storm shelter. Kutschenreuter said he was told by the sheriff of Elkhart county that nobody who took shelter in a basement was killed. Members of the study team said they had learned of instances of delay in the broadcast of warnings last Sunday because of staff reductions for the weekend at radio and TV stations. They noted that some smaller stations may have only one man on duty onl Sundays, and he may have duties to perform some distance from the teletype printer on which warnings are received.

Kutschenreuter said the weather bureau will seek better ways to alert the staffs of radio and TV staions at all hours. But he said the team had found no specific evidence that a delay in the broadcast of a warning had resulted in death or injury. WHO Fix-up! Complete Miscellaneous 01 Services FENCIN or home. Any type. Tree service.

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Phone M. J. THOMAS HEATING SERVICE 222-5660 4116 Monona Dr. La Crosse Fire Destroys Radio and TV Stations LA CROSSE (UPI -Fire believed started in a second floor studio caused an estimated 000 damage Friday, destroying the studios of radio station WKBH and television station WKBT. The radio station went on the air at 7:20 a.m., 80 minutes later than usual, from the studios of competing station WLCX.

Paul Morsch, news director of the television station, said the station would be off the air for several days. The blaze broke out at 3:25 a.m. and raced out of control for nearly three hours. The exact cause of the fire was not known. A WLCX spokesman said it offered its facilities to WKBH because of the heavy Mississippi river flooding.

He said the two stations would combine news staffs. The building is not in the flooded area. The television station is the only one in this city of 50.000. Persons with outside antennas can pick up reception from stations in Eau Claire and Rochester, Minn. Now You Know The debut of the electrified elevated railway came in 1895 on Chicago's Metropolitan West Side line, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica (UPI) CLASSIFIED CEMETERIES, 2 MONUMENTS 6 GRAVE LOT, SECTION Roselawn 845-6873 PERSONAL 4 INTEREST AUTO INSURANCE Low rates 238-7898 INCOME TAX Individual and Business Returns KEITH J.

ERICKSON TAX CONSULTANT Former Internal Revenue agent and auditor for Wisconsin Department of ble service. 2528 E. Washington (Union Corners) 9 to 4 daily. Eves, by appointment Office 249-2321 MEMORIAL Gifts to your Wis. Heart Assoc.

used to fight heart diseases, 233-8206. PIANO LESSONS Beginners or intermediate. Mrs Livingston, 222- 8848. REFRIGERATION and Air Condimen needed. We train you.

Write Commercial Trades Institute, P.O, Box 893, Madison. WANTED PART- -TIME JOBS by STUDENTS (Men and women) attending MADISON BUSINESS COLLEGE Call 256-7794 Ask for Mrs. A. Parr Madison, Business Washington St. College THE MADISON Dane County Commission on Alcoholism is aware that many citizens of the county have problems related to drinking.

Their Information Center has swers. Phone 266-4517 PERSONAL 4 INTEREST YOU Can Enroll Now for the Summer Semester At MBC Real Estate Speed Writing Typing Accounting Beginning MAY 31st Free Catalog on request Call 256-7794. or write MADISON Business College 215 W. Washington Let Financial Counselors help you arrange to pay your bills We handle credit problems from $250 to $25.000. Phone 249-6444 (This is a Debt Adjustment Co.) PILE is soft and lofty colors retain brilliance carpets cleaned with Blue Lustre.

Rent electric shampooer $1. Manchester's Notions WIGS Free home demonstration. No obligation. Call Bruce at Bon Don's. 255-9323.

BE READY FOR SPRING with Confidence and Charm LINDA BROOKS Training 256-7089 Enroll Now For July Class Wisconsin School of Electronics 1915 Sherman Ave. 249-6611 WILL NOT be responsible for debts contracted by anyone but myself. 3825 Johns St. Maybelle Haas, TO DANCE BETTER Better Hurry to Arthur Murray's 2012 E. Mittlin 256-9055 LODGES, 5 SOCIETIES CHURCHES, Clubs, Organizations Sell famous Watkins vanilla, LOCal beverage base.

$50 or more. 873-3957. After call 244-3837. LOST AND 7 FOUND BASSETT-Dachshund male Mostly black, some brown and white. Lost Middleton area.

Reward. 836-5823. BORDER, Monona COLLIE area. Ta and Rewardi white 222-6333 WALLET LOST (man's) brown. Contains auto and pilots license.

Valuable cards, cash, reward. Call 256-2388 or 233-8915. LOST -Dog, boxer, female, black face with white chest. Answer to name Peanut. Reward.

249-7961 or CH 9-2318 LOST -Book SOUTH" by Paul Sipple. Near Belmont Hotel. Sentimental value. REWARD. 238-1651 HELP WANTED, 15 MALE ACCOUNTING, engineering scientific openings Wisconsin State Employment Service 206 North Broom Street 257-8821 ACCOUNTANT Unusual opportunity in management accounting able to locate in Fox River Valley area, For confidential interview appointment send resume to Box Madison Newspapers.

ACCOUNTING CLERKS Men with bookkeeping training and experience, for permanent employment. Advancement possibilities. Excellent benefit program. Call Mr. Selmer at ISON GAS ELECTRIC CO.

255-4521 weekdays between 8 and 5 for an appointment. AID TRAINEES-An opportunity for interesting and steady employment in a modern intensive care center, for the retarded. These are new vacancies created by rapid expansion. Start at monthly tact Personnel: Central Colony, Madison. 249-2151.

Equal opportunity employer. ARCHITECTURAL EXPERIENCED. APPLY DRAFTSMAN 2302 08 S. PARK ST. FENCING Chain Link Redwood Cedar FREE ESTIMATES FINANCING AVAILABLE Call 238-8311 AMERICAN FENCE WIRE CO.

13 Years Fencing Experience Sam Ramos 5606 Hammersley Rd. DO IT? in A A A A A Clean-up! Directory LANDSCAPING. 06 GARDENING BIDRIN-New control for Dutch Elm disease. For more information call Pietsch Tree Service, 838-7812. BLACK DIRT FILL DIRT, CRUSHED ROCK FOR DRIVEWAY JOHN L.

KELENY 256-6341 BLACK TOP-(Hot Mix) Custom Paving-FREE Estimates Parking Lots REED Playgrounds. Qualified full-time paving contractors. Meets Federal, State and City Specifications. REIN, SCHULTZ DAHL, INC. (28 years experience) in Black Top Paving 6217 Nesbit Rd.

645-6421 TILLING GARDENS AND LAWNS. BENNETT'S LAWN SERVICE. 222-8567 DAHLK AND MAY. INC. LANDSCAPING CONTRACTORS Sodding, seeding, grading, shrubbery stonewalls.

patios. etc. Free esti mates 836-4021 R1. Verona POWER LAWN ROLLING CONSOLIDATED PAVING PHONE 244-0269 load 510. 0.

R. ROUNDS SON. 222-2630. E. GEHIN SON LANDSCAPING Middleton, Wis.

636-5227 Seeding, Soddi Topsoil, Retaining Wails and Power Rolling LET US FERTILIZE and power roll your lawn now Black dirt yard MOVING. 07 STORAGE CHECKER TAXI AND TRANSFER Moving soca and tong distance. Packing and crating LOW rates. Agent Republic Van Storage. World Wide Movers 254 3191 Walrath USE WANT ADS FOR in If HELP WANTED 115 MALE ASSEMBLER 1 for truck bodies trailer.

Apply Stoughton Body. Stoughton, Wis ATTENDANT- Filling Station Day hours Over 21 Apply days 979 ATTENDANT chanical experience Rider Standard and DeForest. AUTO MECHANICS Experienced general repair Also new and used car conditioning. are nter. you ested a good steady job, Buchner at Hiway Service Garage, Cross Plains AWNING WORK Dependable over 25.

willing 10 learn trade Must have some mechanical perience and be able 10 handle ladders Call person. Capital City Awning Tent Co. 2065 lena 5t. BACKHOE OPERATOR -Experienced or young man willing to learn 222-7584 BARTENDER AMATO'S HOLIDAY HOUSE No phone calis BARTENDERS Part time for parties. Week nights and Satur Club.

days Nakoma Golt 238-3141. BARTENDER- -Experience preferred. Start at once Good wages. Apply Crandall's 116 S. Hamilton St.

BARTENDER- -Day or night shift. Must be licensed or able to get one Call tor appointment. or 222-7044 836-7781, ask for Bob Reynolds BARTENDER -Permanent position. Hours 10 a.m 6 5 -1 p.m or p.m a.m. Experience desired but not required.

Apply in person, The Edgewater Hotel BINDERY MAN Experienced to operate folders and paper cutter. Call Mayland Printing, 257-4656. BRAKE MECHANIC Take full charge of brake depart ment. Outstanding benefit program. Non-contributory retirement.

Hospitalization. Salary. Insurance. Above average pay scale and bonus pro gram. Apply 7:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

to H. R. Nickoison or D. Fish, Phone 256-4875 for appointment. Fire stone Store, 215 E.

Washington. BRICKLAYERS WANTED -Have several attractive masonry lobs in progress--twelve months work and around Beloit, Wisconsin interested call collect to Area 608- 365-6250. CUNNINGHAM BROTHERS, INC. BUSBOYS 6 a.m. 10 2 p.m.

weeKdays, also weekends. Own transportation. Apply in person Holiday inn, 4402 East Washington Ave. CAB DRIVERS--Full or part time Day or night shit. Apply in person BADGER CAB CU.

12 N. Few St. -Luxury type apartment, far west. Experienced COUple Must live on premise. Send resume to Box 6626 Madison News: papers.

CAR WASHERS Apply at Octo pus car wash 907 South Park St 257 CARPENTERS- work for exmen in home construc- tion, 238-5155. CARPENTERS NON-UNION Finishing. 48 to 54 hour week. Year around work. WILDENBERG BUILDERS, Inc.

CONTACT MAN No selling necessary SALARY AND COMMISSION NEEDING: Appearance Talking ability Automobile CALL FOR APPOINTMENT APRIL 9, 1965 8-10 A.M. 249-6022 DRAFTSMAN-Technician, Design of heating and air conditioning SYStems. Some experience desirable. Weiler, Strang, McMullin architects. DRIVER-CHAUFFEUR-44 hours week.

No selling. Local work. Reply P.O. Box 893, Madison, Wis. DRIVER- (combination)-Over 21.

Steady employment. Advancement opportunities. Good starting salary. Insurance benefits. Must be reliable, furnish references.

Apply Ed Phillips Sons Co. office, 2nd floor, 220 E. Main St. ELECTRICAL TRANSFORMER CRAFTSMEN or Technicians. For manufacture of industrial air cooled transformers.

Some drafting and calculating experience required. Good opportunity as assistant to Piant Manager. Near the Dells, Wise. area. Please send complete resume and past experience.

Box 6588 Madison Newspapers. ELECTRICAL FOREMAN to super. vise the manufacturing of industri. al dry type transformers in the several departments of winding, assembly, testing, and shipping. This is not production line shop.

Real opportunity for steady and challenging employment and possible advance to Plant Supt. In Dells, Wisc. area. Please send complete resume and past experience. Box 6587 Madison Newspapers FARM HELP -Mar.

fu work on horse farm. Paul C. Nikias, Crest Haven Farm, Rt. 1, Sun Prairie. 244-0401 GENERAL FARM WORK -Reliable, single man.

Laverne Johnson, Dane, Wis. 849-5674 HOUSEMAN-MAINTENANCE Motor Hotel. 7 a.m.-4 p.m. Write Box 6607 Madison Newspapers. HOUSEMAN 8 a.m.

p.m. Apply in person to Mrs. Fielstad, Loraine Hotel. INSURANCE INVESTIGATOR Full time or part time men to handle insurance investigations in Madison Must have car and be able to type. No selling or collect.

ing. Replies should Include experience, education and telephone number. Write P.O. Box 5248, Madison. JANITOR- -Full time.

Steady lob for married high grade handy man. Live in fine apartment building. Apply 102 W. Wilson St LANDSCAPING HELP to work with grading crew. Must have experience in tractor operating.

Over 21. E. Gehin Son, Middleton, 836- 5227 MECHANIC Full time. Over 25, Married 222-4254 MECHANIC -Permanent. For ton fleet repair.

All round experience. Full time 40 hour week. 1 p.m.-7:30 p.m. daily. Wednesday hours flexible.

No Sunday, holidays. Paid vacation after 1 year. Usual fringe benefits. Omar Bakeries, 3300 Commercial Ave. METER CAB DRIVERS Full or part time to drive new white top cabs.

255-4568 for interview. PLUMBER-JOURNEYMAN BAKER PLUMBING 244-2236 anvtime PRINTER PRESSMAN Multilith. metal plates paste-up, willing to learn some letterpress and bindery. Wilson Studio Press, 1859 Monroe St. ROUTE MAN to service established route.

Top pay Paid vacation and other benefits. Must have valid driver's license. Mr. Phil, Culligan's Soft Water, 928 Spring, Madison, Wis. SERVICE STATION ASSISTANT MANAGER-Must be experienced.

21 or over. Salary plus commission. 249-3162. 2518 Packers Ave. Sproule's gale Sundays and Sun on 3 and charge right 12 man.

30 1 SECTION 1, PAGE 9 HELD WANTED, 15 MALE Salesman confidence SERVICE STATION 1 me only. advert experience Apply Pure SERVICE STATION Pump man and -nites early 635 Broadway SERVICE STATION BRAKE WORK No STRUCK CO. 826 Williamson SERVICE MANAGER Excellent salary Open the FRONT END MAN latest end ma. TO for Mad son's fastest grow. Ing auto service center See Gee at FIRESTONE in 7:30 Shopping Center to Or call for appointment 138- 8491 TIRE REPAIR MAN FOR TRACTORS AND TRUCKS DEALERSHIP Apply in person to CARL F.

STATZ, Wauna kee Wisconsin TRASH TRUCK -Drivers and helpPCS. Apply at 967 Jonathon Dr. No phone calls. TRUCK MECHANIC CLASS A Wisconsin's largest Ford dealer seeking experienced truck mechanic 10 work shift, Mon. thru Fri.

45 hours per week. Top wages, night pay differential, group insurance and other fringe benefits Contact Manager, Kayser Motors Truck Center. 701 E. Washington Ave. 255-29 WALL WASHER-8 a.m -4 p.m.

Apply in person to Mrs. Fielstad, Loraine Hotel. WAREHOUSE MANAGER ced wanted for area cannery. Permanent position, 9000 salary and benefits. Our peopie know of this opening Send resume to Box 6595 Madison Newspapers, WASHROOM HELPER- We have an opening for a steady in our iob washroom Apply in person Quality Service Laundry Dry Cleaners, 1202 Regent St.

WASHMAN for laundry washroom. Experienced preferred but will train willing worker. Steady ployment with full weeks work. Also washroom helper under same conditions. Apply in person only.

Nulife Spotless 9 North Brearly. CAREER IN ELECTRONICS COMMUNICATIONS graduates, communication tor work equip. with ment Traini and experience with navy or air forces radio, radar, sonar communication equipment desirable. Good starting rates with automatic wage progression and opportunities for adva cement. Training at company expense.

In reply give listing of activities since graduation from High School, your telephone number and address. An equal opportunity employer Write 6591 Madison Newspapers TOP POSITIONS OUR SPECIALTY SALESMAN wholesale plumbing, building supplies, band uniforms, office machines. ACCOUNTANTS, CONTROLLERS, PURCHASING AGENTS, CHEMISTS, PERSONNEL DIRECTORS, ETC. An SERVICE LICENSED 'CAREER COUNSELORS to help you. "We Match People and Positions" JOHN WRAGE Employment Service, Inc.

(Licensed) INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER Expanding national organization has permanent positions open for industrial engineers in the Milwaukee and midwest area. IE or IM graduates with experience in work simplification, methods improvement, material flow studies or quality control. Challenging ments with excellent promotional opportunities. Send complete resume including salary requirements 10 6624 Madison Newspapers. ATTENTION Increased business this year quires immediate expansion.

We need 1. Experienced furniture movers with tractors. 2. Moving men without tractorwill assist in financing. 3.

Men to learn business. Paid training, loads and uniforms. Write Box 6245 Madison Newspapers WANTED--Experienced multiple line insurance adjustor. Career position with THE ST. PAUL INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Stability, potential for advance ment, complete benefit program, salary commensurate with qualifi. cations plus car and expenses. Apply in person Room 5, Lincoln 303 Price Madison. HAVE YOU FINISHED high school? Are you looking tor a lob with long hours and a chance to learn a valuable trade in the floor ering installation field? We have 1 opening for an ambitious man. This will be strictly a 6 day week with a salary to compensate.

Must be physically perfect and have very good use of hands. Write Box 6601 Madison Newspapers. YOUNG MAN- For general office work, including bookkeeping and some typing. High school, business training or experience desirable. For appointment and interview, call or write Mr.

Kimball, Henry A. Raemisch P.O. Box 38, Middieton, Wis. 636-1611 WANTED--married man preferably with boys in family for registered Holstein herd. Must be experienced with cattle and farm machinery.

Good salary and modern house. Brace Farm, Lone Rock, Wis. YOUNG MAN for warehouse and delivery work with wholesale food distributor. Opportunity for vancement to position of salesman. Write to Box 6615 Madison Newspapers.

JOB OPENING for farm experienced married couple on Social Security. Housing, other items furnished. Write Sunnyside Seed Farms, Middieton, for application blanks. PART TIME Service station attendant. Eves.

and Sun. Experienced, married, and responsible. Apply in person, Chandler's Shell, 950 S. Park. MAN WANTED in Swiss Rindless cheese factory.

Contact Jaeggi Brothers. Jefferson Center Cheese Co-op, R1. 1, Judea, located in Twin Grove. Phone 934-5331. A MAN to work in feed manufacturing plant.

Must be mechanically inclined, farm background preferred. Call DeForest 846-5930 for an interview. YOUNG MAN for steady job, Start immediately. References. Some tire changing ability preferred.

Pahl Tire 202 E. Washington. Retail Fertilizer Organization affiliated with large petroleum company needs men to manage facilities in Oregon and Prairie, Wis. Position is full time and offers yearly, salary and excellent opportunity for advancement. Also, medical and retirement plan.

Company furnishes all equipment and transportation. Prefer man with a background in agriculture. Experience in fertilizer helpful but, not essential. Write letter stating qualifications Ray Emling, area manager, 323 Prairie View, Oregon, Wis. a m.

30 in Madison George D. Goodearle, at 1 p.m., Glenwood Moravian Church, 725 Gilmore st. Deaths in Area Beloit Herman Schrandt, 66, died in a Beloit hospital Friday. Boscobel Mrs. William Henderson, 66, died Thursday in a hospital.

Browntown Michael Tengowski, 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Tengowski, died Thursday in a Monroe hospital. Fox Lake Patricia Schwanke, 12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin Schwan anke, died in a Madison hospital Friday. Hillsboro Rudolph Hynek, 50, died Thursday i in a hospital here. Janesville Mrs. Theresa Butts 86, died in a Janesville hospital Friday. Mazomanie Mrs.

Anna Parrell, 92, died Friday in a Verona nursing home. Monticello Gerritt A. Kooreman, 61, died in a Madison hospital Thursday. New Lisbon Francis G. Muenzer, 45, New Lisbon, died in a Tomah hospital Wednesday.

Stoughton Mrs. Drusie Bryant, 88, died Thursday in a nursing home. Stoughton Nils Stenejem, 74, died Friday in a Rock county hospital. Waterloo Mrs. William Wolfgram, 80, died in a Waterloo nursing home Thursday.

Mariano Vitale Mariano Vitale, 57, of 541 W. Washington a longtime Madison resident, died Friday (Apr. 16, 1965) in a Madison hospital after a long illness. Born in Sicily, he came to Madison as a young man. He was a veteran of World War II.

Surviving are his wife, Rachel; three daughters, Mary and Caroline, at home; and Mrs. Keller, 1910 Danbury two brothers, Jim, in Oregon; and Peter, Albany; two sisters, Mrs. Sam Gandoll and Mrs. Joseph B. Onino, both in San Diego, and five grandchildren.

Arrangements are pending at the Joyce funeral home, 540 W. Thomas Funeral The funeral for Mary Ann Thomas, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas, who died Thursday, will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church, with the Msgr.

F. L. McDonald officiating. Burial will be in Resurrection cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m.

Sunday at the Joyce funeral home, 540 W. Washington where the rosary will be recited at 7:30 and 8 p.m. Sunday. Edwin Wilson Edwin Wilson, 75, of. Rt.

3, Madison, died unexpectedly Friday (Apr. 16, 1965) at home. Mr. Wilson was a retired carpenter. Funeral arrangements are pending at the Gunderson funeral home, 5203 Monona dr.

His Love During Easter Is The The Spirit of Easter is joy The Joy of Easter is His Resurrection His Resurrection is to all mankind a promise The Promise of Easter is life e'erlasting UNDERSON Funeral Home 5203 MONONA DRIVE Dies in Hospital Frank, 65, of 2136 E. died Thursday (Apr. in a Madison hospital long illness. Frank was the retired puragent for American Fami- Harold Dayton 15, 1965) after a Mr. chasing ly Insurance Group.

He retired in 1963, when he was honored by the company for 35 years of service. He was born in Stevens Point and was a Madison resident for 37 years. He was a veteran of World War I and was a member of Bar- racks 2086, the FRANK MR. Immanuel Lutheran Church, and the Madison chapter of the National Office Managers Assn. Survivors include his wife, Mabelle; a daughter, Mrs.

Harry (Betty) Young, Decatur, two sisters, Ruth and Dorothy Frank, both of Milwaukee; a brother, Theodore, Appleton; and one grandchild. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Monday at the Immanuel Lutheran Church, 1021 Spaight with Chaplain Edward G. Deffner officiating. Burial will be in Roselawn Memorial Park.

Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday at the Schroeder funeral home, 3325 E. Washington ave. Memorials may be made to the church or the American Cancer Private Rites Today for Mrs. Reynolds Private graveside services for Mrs.

Robert L. Reynolds 59, of 3003 Harvard who died Monday, will be at 1 p.m. today in the Oak Hill cemetery, Janesville. Gerald F. Dresang a Gerald F.

Dresang, 35, of 4014 Steinies died Friday (Apr. 16, 1965) in a Madison nursing home after a long illness. Mr. Dresang was a former pilot and flying instructor for the Four Lakes Aviation Co. at Truax Field.

He was born in Appleton and was a Madison resident for 10 years. He was a member of St. Dennis Catholie Church. Survivors include his wife, Marian; three daughters, Ellen, Ann, and Karen, all at home; three sons, Kenneth, Gary, and James, at home; his mother, Mrs. Nick Dresang, Appleton; a brother, Lawrence, Lakewood.

four sisters, Mrs. Veronica DeBruin and Mrs. H. Louis Griesbach, both of Appleton; Mrs. Theodore Kreutzberg, Sioux Falls, S.D.; and Mrs.

Elmer Ebenhoe, Milwaukee. Funeral arrangements are pending at the Schroeder funeral home, 3325 E. Washington ave. Wilhelm Funeral The funeral for Joseph F. Wilhelm, 61, of 502 W.

Shore who died Wednesday, will be at (9:30 a.m. Monday in St. James Catholic Church, 1134 St. James the Rev. Louis W.

Scheuring, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Resurrection cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday at the Memorial funeral home, 235 King where the parish rosary will be at 7:30 p.m. Sunday.

6606 Mad department 3091 CAN SPRING SPECIALS Paint up! Home and Business 05 Home Maintenance, Building, Repair HOUSEPAINTING- Interior -Exterior EXPERIENCED. For free estimates Call 238-8178 ALUMINUM SIDING Laminated backer. Expertly applied. 49c per sa. ft.

Overhang covers, awnings. pre-cast stone, additions. Save Call for free price fist or free estimate. R. Roets.

Bior. 846-3111 -Wall cleanpaper hanging. Commercial painting. G. Subka, 249-7867, 249-1619 PAINTING- -Interior exterior.

Pa. pering, wall cleaning. Quality work. materials. Glen Briggs 233-1647 PAINTING Interior-Exterior.

PAPERHANGING. Van Maren. 249. 2547, if no answer call after 5 p.m. PAINTING- Washing walls.

Spray basements, building exteriors. Elmer Legrey. 256-4587. PAINTING-PAPERHANGING Wall cleaning. 255-5181 244-1509 BOTTSFORD SON DECORATORS PLASTERING and William Abaly 238-3069 REMODELING- Custom built kitchen cabinets, vanities, and home repair.

838-7525. SOD DELIVERED OR LAID--POWER LAWN ROLLING. JOHN VALERIA GENERAL CONSTRUCTION and complete remodeling service. No job too large or small. Free estimates and planning.

Financing arranged. 222-2187 nights; 722-5404 days. "EXPERIENCED" Mason and Cement work. Quality for less. Frederick E.

Salzwedel 222-4926 BLOCK MASONRY Brick, stone and repair. Free estimates perienced. 222-2873 EXPERIENCED man will contract carpenter work on home building. 255-7561 after Pleas check your Classitied Ads as we are not responsible for errors aftthe first day..