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12, SECTION 1 WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1969 Wednesday's Records Column and Deborah L. Friede, 4517 Milwaukee St. Gary C. Burch, 619 N. Lake and Darlene A.

Mau, 1314 Hoven Ct. James C. Beck, 1104 Douglas Trail, and Darlene M. Herbeck, 1402 Wyldhaven Ave. Leonard C.

Olson, 1001 S. Brooks and Susan K. Huebner, 2319 Chalet Gardens Rd. Patrick H. Kearns 619 N.

Lake and Marilynn J. Winkel, Green Bay. George T. Fox 29 S. Hillside Terrace, and Evelyn E.

Friedman, 5209 Fairway Dr. Richard P. Witte, 111 N. Orchard and Mary A. Schultz, 329 W.

Washington Ave. Thomas J. Stamm, Oregon, and Constance M. Libby, Rt. 3, Madison.

Steven C. McCann, 5421 Hampton and Cynthia J. Dykman, 5121 Juneau Rd. Larry B. Wiese, 205 S.

Fair Oaks and Marlene L. Ross, 454 W. Doty St. David W. Robbins, 150 Iota and Kristin M.

Foseid, 1840 Summit Ave. Robert A. Merriam, 640 N. Henry and Susan L. Venable, 308 N.

Carroll St. Daniel R. Madden, 1907 Birge Terrace, and Judith L. Burrows, 4817 Sheboygan Ave. Jerald J.

Phillips, 2118 Allied and Mary M. Stuessy, 1803 Vilas Ave. Kent M. Buzzell, 2201 Catalpa and Mary J. Olia, 1013 Milton St.

Lavern R. Krukenberg, 4626 Bonner Lane, and Karen A. Deweese, 4709 School Rd. Daniel E. Prohaska, McFarland, and Bonnie M.

Sawyer, 419 Washburn Place. Richard L. Mickelson, Black Earth, and Sharon K. Kalsow, 1613 Wright St. Billy C.

Kitchens, 2314 Winnebago and Tillie L. Anderson, 901 Spaight St. Jerry R. Scott, Winsdor, and Bonnie J. Jacobson, 3621 Tulane Ave.

James R. Gibson, Verona, and Mary M. Versnik, Rt. 2, Verona, Steven C. Walker, 3637 Sussex Lane, and Patricia L.

Jacobson, 301 E. Dean Ave. David W. Zemke, 2331 Badger Parkway, and Carol L. Wahler, 3108 Bluff St.

Bruce R. Gjertson, Rt. 2, Cambridge, and Barbara J. Lauer, 4713 Cottage Grove Rd. Terrell R.

Wilson, 132 Breese Terrace, and Catherine A. Merklein, 39 N. Randall. Harold M. Eggen, Rt.

1, Westby, and Clara A. Midthun, Stoughton. Kenneth Lerner, 5430 Monona and Charlene S. Beckner, Milwaukee, Sheldon A. Schooler, Grand Forks, N.D., and Karen R.

Mumm, 104 S. Brooks St. Donald M. Smith, McFarland, and Sharon A. Waldert, 100 Park Circle, Sun Prairie.

Darrell E. Swanson, Northfield, and Frances K. Muehl, 3533 Topping Rd. Douglas J. Pruett, 1429 Wyldewood and Nancy M.

Cox, 103 N. Butler St. Delwyn J. DeRemer, Warren, and Verna L. Sager, 5506 Camden Rd.

Yen-Shan Peng, 108 Breese Terrace, and Yei-Mei Chiang, 107 N. Spooner St. Ta-Yung Ling, 1012 E. Dayton and Marjorie C. Cheng, 746 W.

Main St. Steven D. Mulcahy Rt. 1, Dane, and Diane E. Hilgendorf, Dane.

Frederic C. Haimerl, 548 -235 North North sand Kay A. Thiede, Radleigh V. Becker, 1022 Colby and Susan F. Lawson, 205 N.

Randall St. Joseph R. S. Adkins, 825 Northland and Constance A. Kupp, 912 Kedzie St.

Rainer N. Zahlten, 2130 University and Heidi A. Oeppert, 2130 University Ave. George T. Sidwell, 129 S.

Walbridge and Judith A. Hill, 161 Dixon St. Steven G. Vind III, 3405 ComMese-mercial and Betty A. Lambert, 3405 Commercial Ave.

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Overseas Delivery Experts 231-2434 3 Blocks West Of Westgate Shopping Center TOOL A Japan's No. 1 Automobile Manufacturer Chiropractors Back Nelson's Drug Study CONTAGIOUS DISEASES ReOn New Re- mainHand Cases leases ing Chicken pox 6 5 2 German measles 0 0 Strep throat 0 0 Shigella 2 3 Salmonella 12 HON 12 Mumps 3 0 GOOD MORNING JUDGE! (Traffic Court) Reckless driving Steven A. 1 Moulton, 18, of 4610 Hermsmeier Lane, 1 $20 and $5 court costs or three days; June D. Krueger, 26, Middleton, $25 bail and $5 court costs forfeited. Failure to yield right of way Charles W.

Behm, 18, Rt. 2, Waterloo, $20 bail and $5 court costs forfeited; Patsy L. Grell, 19, McFarland, dismissed. Leaving accident scene and failure to report accident John P. Dillon, 26, Wheaton, pleaded innocent, trial June 30, $25 bail.

Unsafe backing Lowell J. Peronto, 35, of 4305 Milwaukee $20 bail and $5 court costs' forfeited. Imprudent driving Douglas A. Barrett, 18, of 211 Clyde Gal- lagher pleaded innocent, trial Aug. 7, $25 bail.

Failure to report accident Margaret G. Hicks, 38, of 3725 Busse pleaded innocent, trial Aug. 7, $45 bail. Leaving accident scene Eugene O. Doherty, 25, Rt.

2, DeForest, $30 bail and $5 court costs forfeited. Driving too fast for conditions Lorrell A. Kressing, 33, Rt. 1, Bloomer, $40 bail and $7 court costs forfeited. Illegal passing Gary E.

Sather, 19, Barnum, $30 bail and $7 court costs forfeited. (Criminal Court) Receiving stolen property Perry Chrisco, 19, of 14 S. Franklin dismissed. Attempting to obtain dangerous drugs with forged prescription Ronald Clyde Delvis, 18, Lake Mills, one to two years' probation with first 90 days to be served in jail; vagrancy, 10 additional days; obstructing police, no driver's license, failure to register car, and illegal use of license plates, $200 and $7 court costs or 39 more days in jail. Worthless checks Gene D.

Munhausen, 48, Houston, failed to appear for trial bench warrant issued for his re-arrest. Indecent behavior with 18- year-old girl David R. Brabant, 31, of 516 W. Wilson court appointed attorney for him at county expense, held in jail under $1,500 bail for preliminary hearing June 16. Car theft and possessing liqnor while under age James Willard Clark, 19, of 3134 Buena Vista court appointed attorney for him at county expense, held in jail under $500 bail for court hearings June 18 and 30.

Battery Larry Frey, 24, of 210 Monona 60 days in jail. Failure to file Wisconsin income tax returns for three years Roy Dallman, 53, Shawano, $1,000 and $7 court costs or 20 days. Offering substitute milk for sale Francis Dermott, Rt. 1, Middleton, $75 and $7 court costs. Giving away marijuana Stephen L.

Cunningham, 20, of 2138 Chadbourne preliminary hearing postponed to July 1, at liberty on signature bail. MARRIAGE LICENSES John W. Mack III, 650 E. Johnson and Linda L. Casper, 650 E.

Johnson St. Elger H. Lorenzsonn, San Francisco, and Patricia J. Hamilton, 111 N. Bassett St.

Kirk W. Elliott, 1417 Williamson and Mary K. Bloodgood, Rt. 1, Verona. Jerrold C.

Bakken, 3302 Chicago and Barbara R. Judd, 2634 E. Washington Ave. Dennis L. Halverson, Rt.

1, Oregon, and Caroline E. berg, McFarland. Terry L. Wilcox, 1505 Sheridan and Kathleen L. Barker, Dixon St.

Ernie L. Michael, 541 W. Doty and Marilyn J. Jensen, 430 W. Gorham St.

Walter J. Caspers, Chicago, and Elizabeth M. Fadness, 117 N. Sixth St. James A.

Boerke, 137 Cumberland Lane, and Margaret L. Rortvedt, 5318 Kevins Way. Daniel J. Uminski, 7106 Hubbard Middleton, and Susan In J. Johnson, 2222 Branch Middleton.

Kenneth A. Paulini, 830 W. Badger and Karen A. Noll, 4610 Midmoor Rd. David J.

Tanski, Reedsburg, and Joan R. Thelen, 410 Frost Woods Rd. Richard B. Craig, 110 S. Blair and Judy R.

Crawford, 5430 Brody Dr. Paul A. Fortier, 803 State and Karen P. Gilbert, 415 Fitch Court. Robert E.

Browne, 3514 Gregory and Constance G. UlIrich, 2602 Arbor Dr. Rolf F. Keltzien, 809 Ottawa Trail, and Judith E. Hennekens, 2206 Kendall Ave.

ESTATES FILED FOR PRO- BATE Mary T. Vandershei, Madison, who died May 18, approximately $7,500 personal property, $45,000 real property. Lola L. Mills, Madison, who died May 31, $500 personal property, $20,000 real property. Thomas E.

Jones, Madison, who died April 30, more than $1,000 personal property, more than $1,000 real property. Patricia A. Swenson, Middleton, who died June 3, more than $10,000 personal property. Bertha S. Kleinheinz, Madison, who died May 26, $10,000 personal property.

DIVORCES GRANTED Judith Kleven, 29, of 4206 Burma McFarland, from Robert Kleven, 34, Rt. 1, Stoughton. Ernest Ossman 43, of 112 N. Wellington, from Laura Ossman, 51, of 2839 Moland St. Diane Johnson, 25, of 1420 Williamson from Jimmie, Johnson, 32, of 522 E.

Susan Schroeder, 32, 2501 Sara from Kenneth Schroeder, 33, of 241 Marquette St. Nadine Meyer, 36, of 602 Division from Alan Meyer, 34, address unknown. Molly Givin, 222 N. Charter; from John Givin, 1325 Milton St. Paul Pedersen, 30, of 414 W.

Main from Joyce Pedersen, 27, of Van Buren, Ark. Rosalie Wilbur, 26, of 4538 Tur-, quoise Lane, from Norman Wilbur, 25, of 3102 Lindberg St. Mary Loeb, 2438 Commonwealth from Eric Loeb, 26, of 1005 Woodward Dr. Marjorie Skuldt, 24, of 2009 Northport from Gregory Skuldt, 27, of 1 Langdon St. Joan Cloud, 22, of 2928 Craig Parkway, from Dean Cloud, 1522 Simpson St.

Sharon Cleveland, 22, of 1217 Gilson from Vernon Cleveland, 22, address unknown. Minomah Thompson, 24, of 210 Ohio from Preston Thompson, 28, address unknown. Raymond Laux, 50, of 1105 W. Badger from Theodora Laux, 30, of Rt. 1, Mazomanie.

Charles Lange, 33, of Deerfield, from Sande Lange, 26, address unknown. Diana DiPiazza, 23, of 708 Tompkins from Frank DiPiazza, 25, of 1906 Weber Dr. Henry Luhman 42, Blue Mounds, from Beverly Luhman, 34, Mt. Vernon. Paula Moran, 20, of 1923 Sherman from Steven P.

Moran, 21, U. S. Navy. Mary Emmitt, 6006 Mayhill from Robert Emmitt, 41, of 207 W. Washington Ave.

Judith Jensen, 33, of 3313 Kensington from Jerry Jensen, 35, of 1014 Gilson St. Leslie Smith, 22, of 2009 Northport from Craig Smith, 24, Rt. 1, Mazomanie. Mary Meek, 21, of 1915 Sheri dan from Charles Meek, 23, address unknown. Judith Paskey, 30, of 5376 Shaw from Thomas Paskey, of 402 W.

Shore Dr. Mavis Corbett, 26, Rt. 2, Mt. Horeb, Thomas Corbett, 26, of 5019 Midmoor Rd. John Atkinson, 27, Rt.

4, Stoughton, from Katherine Atkinson, 23, of 307 S. Page Stoughton. LaVonne Lamb, 26, of 4720 Burma McFarland, from Jerry Lamb, 26, Sun Prairie. Laura Steindl, 42, of 5302 LoRuth Terrace, from Ronald Steindl, 43, Columbus. Jean Skoien, 18, Stoughton, from David Skoien, 21, Stoughton.

BIRTHS AT MADISON GENERAL (June 9, 1969) ter. (June 10, 1969) Klingdaugh- cue Unit at 11:39 p.m., 311. E. Dean no conveyance, Rescue Unit 8. June 10 at 12:40 a.m., 1325 N.

Sherman convey woman, Rescue Unit at 4:21 a.m., 166 S. Fair Oaks car accident, Rescue Unit at 9:35 a.m., 518 W. Main convey woman, Rescue Unit 1. At 1:14 p.m., 104 E. Dayton convey woman, Rescue Unit at 1:15 p.m., Doty and Pinckney man fell, Reserve Rescue Unit at 4:33 p.m., 613 W.

Main man ill, Rescue Unit 1. At 5:01 p.m., South Shore Beach, no conveyance, Rescue Unit at 5:07 p.m., Gilson and Lakeside convey girl, Rescue Unit 1. DEATHS IN MADISON Roman Schoenman, 63, Rt. 1, Plain, in a hospital, June 9. Elizabeth Hartley, 19, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Hartley, Davenport, in a hospital, June 1 10. Mrs. Joseph Swenson, 74, in a nursing home, June 9. Benjamin A.

Neal, 51, of 118 W. Broadway, in a hospital, June 8. Mrs. John H. Mader, 71, of 446 S.

Midvale at home, June 10. Food Price Index Climbs by WASHINGTON (P) A big jump in food prices pushed the government's wholesale price index up. eight-tenths of 1 per cent in May, the Labor Department reported Tuesday. Farm product prices rose 4.6 per cent and processed foods and feeds were up 1.8 per cent in May, said the Bureau of Labor Statistics. "This is an unusually sharp increase," said a spokesman for the bureau.

The other major sector of the wholesale index-industrial raw materials rose one-tenth of 1 per cent. The over -all rise brought the wholesale index to 112.8. This means that it cost $112.80 last month to buy what would have been $100, worth of wholesale goods during the 1957-59 period on which the index is based. Major price increasesi included 18.6 per cent for fruits and vegetables, 8.1 per cent for livestock, 6.1 per cent for processed meats, poultry and fish, and 2.1 per cent for sugar. Noon Lunch BEEF-HAMCORNED BEEF HOT SANDWICHES 11 a.m.-2 p.m.

in lounge HOTEL LORAINE AT THE SQUARE SUMMER SANDALS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hodel, 2134 W. Lawn son. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth R. Ingle, Rt. 2, E. Hill Madi- son, daughter.

AT ST. MARY'S (June 10, 1969) Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Murphy, Ridgeway, daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Marks, Dane, son. Mr.

and Mrs. Bert H. Miller, Sun Prairie, daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald W. Haessig, 5717 Garden Circle, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer M.

Lee, Waunakee, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Meyer, 2309 Brentwood son.

muss 3574 E. Washington Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Rasaed, son.

WHERE'S THE FIRE? June 9 at 7:32 p.m. 1 E. Gilman food burned, No. 1 Company; at 10:49 p.m., 1520 Tripp Circle, accidental alarm, Nos. 1 and 4 Companies.

June 10 at 11 a.m., Truax Field, standby, No. 11 Company; at 12:15 p.m., Truax Field, special, No. 11 Company. At 2:23 p.m., Sycamore Dump, truck fire, No. 10 Company.

At 3:35 p.m., 2740 Regent garage fire, Nos. 4 and 9 Companies; at 5:13 p.m., Gilson and Lake side assist Rescue Unit 1, 6 Company. At 6:18 p.m., Brearly and Main grass fire, No. 3 Company. FIRE-AMBULANCE CALLS June 9 at 6:45 p.m., Ames St.

and Orchard car-bicycle accident, Rescue Unit at 7:09 p.m., 200 block Pflaum no conveyance, Rescue Unit 8. At 8:06 p.m., 900 S. Park car accident, Rescue Unit at 8:45 p.m., 2024 Baird convey man, Rescue Unit 1. At 10:08 p.m., 1113 Pontiac Trail, man ill, Rescue Unit at 10:34 p.m., 400 block W. Ave.

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