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lyf- 1 ij-wnjfur "ntr in'nji tMqpP4jmtaN ityn 4 THE CAriTAL TIMES, Saturday, Aup. 29. 1961 luiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiimiimiimitm iiiitiiiliiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiimiiiiiiMiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiMiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiitiiiiMiiiiiiiHiiiiiiimiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiMi Views Of Graber Co, 9s New Plant At Middleton off Highway 13, is shown at the right. The plant with its loading dock and separate parking area is at the left. The huge, modern plant and office building of the Graber Co.

at Middleton is shown above. The plant has been entered in competition for selection as the nation's Ten Top plants of 1965. The office, with its adjoining parking area, just lYeck-Long Graber Visit symbol of the drapery lixture firm, the sculpture contains several actual fixture parts in its design. The sculptor is Charles Toman, Milwaukee. One of the highlights of the new Graber Co.

offices and plant is the spacious open lobby (ahove) with an unusual bas-relief sculpture of welded metal as its focal point. A decorative 40 Salesmen See Plant; Learn of Neivest Products Repair Study BY HAVEN'S Wn.BER (Capital Times Business Editor) The Graber Co. of Middleton brought its 40 salesmen from their territories throughout the nation to the home office this week to see the firm's new plant and office building and to learn of new Kinney, a Pvts Reginald J. Phillipp, 22. Pvt.

John J. Regan and Ronald F. Goodman, 22, of son of Mrs. Helen L. Regan Mid- Prairie du Chien, have completed, dleton, has completed a 13-week, products, all symbols of the growth of the drapery hardware ir.anu- a 13-week communication electron-1 communication electronic equip- ic equipment repairman course at'ment repairman course at the 4 tirst Phase Airman Judy L.

member of the women in the Air Force, has completed tli first phase of her Air Force basic military training at Lackland Tex. The daughter of. Kin-' Mrs. Ruth fields, for seminar scussions. The other new line which was introduced is Elegance, an entirely new idea cafe rods and cafe traverse rods for home drapery installation.

factoring company. The salesmen inspected and worked for the week at seminars the modern manufacturing plant and office facility which has been selected as the area nominee competition for choosing the nations Ten Top Plants of 1965, an annual competition sponsored by Factory Magazine, a professional Army Southeastern Signal School Ft. Gordon, Ga. During the course Regan received instruction in the maintenance and use of radio transmitters and receivers. Regan is a 1960 graduate of Middleton High School and was the Army Southeastern Signal "3, School, Ft.

Gordon, Ga. During the course the men re-i iceived instruction in the maintenance and use of radio transmitters and receivers. They entered the Army in February of this year and received 1 ney, i late she is a graduate of Viroqua School. employed by University Hospital in Madison, before entering the Army. HighjUl A Kinney basic training at Ft.

Wood, Mo. Phillipp is the son of Mrs. Violet B. Phillipp. Goodman is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Merrill E. Leonard Forest Crop Payments Set Record Darlinyton Man The 24-year-old Graber firm moved recently from downtown Middleton into its new plant at the edge of the city on Highway 12. The plant is considered the largest and most modern facility in the world devoted exclusively to the manufacture of drapery fixtures. The buildmg was designed by the Madison architectural firm of John J.

Flad and Associates. J. J. Fuidorff and Son, also of Madison, was the general lit Korea Army Pfc. Keith A.

Stebbins, 18, son of Mrs. Margaret R. S.eb-bins, Baraboo, has completed a On Formosa two-week counter guerrilla warfare course at the Seventh Infantry D.vision's Counter Guerrilla Warfare School, in Korea. During the rigorous training Stebbins underwent a series of counter insurgency warfare training methods. He is a 1962 graduate of Baraboo High School.

A 1-c Michael I. for duty with Communications unit at Tainan Airman Owens, center specialist, served at Truax The largest payment to townships in the history of the forest crop law was made this summer by the state. A Conservation Department report today showed checks totaling more than $375,000, up Pvt. Carl E. Fenner, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Scott E. Fenner, Darlington, has comp leted an eight-week clerical course under the Reserve Enlistment program at the U.S. Army Armor Center, at Ft. Knox, Ky.

Fenner received instructions English, grammar, Army correspondence and typing and the preparation of morning reports. He is a 1938 graduate of Darlington High School. dows are protected from sun glare and rain by the lighted overhang. The extensive use of wall-height glass windows 000 over last year, were sent to in the new Graber Manufacturing Co. plant at 400 towns in 39 counties.

suburban Middleton Is shown above. The win- The increase reflects recent leg-j islative changes in the forest crop; Childrens Projects Help Owens has arrived an Air Force Service (AFCS) Air Station, Formosa. a communications previously Field. His new unit supports the AFCS mission maintaining communications for control of global Air Force operations. His wife, Diana, is the daughter of William J.

Figi of Route 1, Argyle. Bellevue Court Farewell Party Air Training Archie Paulsons Donation Aids Work Of Kiddie Camp Radar School Iii Germany Army Pvt Marvin L. Hoffer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin H.

Hoffer, Portage, has been assigned to 317th Engineer Battalion in Germany. Hoffer, a heavy equipment operator in the battalion's company near Hochst, entered the Army last January and completed basic training at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. He is a 1962 graduate of Portage High School. A block party for residents of Bellevue Court, including those who have already moved, will be held Sunday, starting at 2 p.m.

The party will be held on th street. The City of Madison has acquired homes on Bellevue Court law as well as a slight rise in both public and private acreage under contract. Another payment made in the spring gave counties about $222,000, boosting forestry-based state aid for local government to the record level of almost $600,000 per year. Additional direct local government income from forests is also derived from timber sales, taxes on private lands, and Conservation Department payments of 30 cents per acre in lieu of taxes for state forest and state public hunting and fishing grounds. his donation of $10 toward the present Fund, one of a long series of appreciated gifts from him.

Many thanks. Airman Alan L. Ganshert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ganshert, Gratiot, has completed the first phase of his Air Force basic military training at Lockland AFB, Tex.

Airman Ganshert has been selected for technical training as a vehicle maintenance specialist at the Air Training Command school at Chanute AFB, 111. He is a graduate of Gratiot High School. KIDDIE CAMP FUND Previously reported Archie K. Paulson, Madison 10.00 Children's talent show on Kensington Drive, Madison 3.36 Childrens Koolaid stand. Sun Prairie 1.00 At 136 Kensington Madi-jfor Moitona Causeway proj-son, several children residing in ect Three homes have been others have moved, and three been torn down.

Joseph V. Graber, president, believes the plant meets competition requirements that the plant property provides room for expansion; that it has adequate parking facilities; that it has adequate access roads; that up-to-date employe facilities are provided, and that the plant layout encompasses advanced production materials and methods with a good flow of materials. Results of the competition wifi be announced next May. The salesmen were also introduced to Graber's new products, one of which will move the firm into an entirely new market. This is an anodized aluminum architectural drapery track called Contrack, especially designed for commercial, institutional and hospital, as well as residential, use.

To acquaint salesmen with this new field, sales through architects, Graber brought in representatives of primary publications drapery trade, architectural, professional interior dec-and home furnishing Back Home Total $7,657.37 Police Donald L. Dotzel, aviation electronics technician airman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow A. Dotzel, of 825 Mayer recently graduated from Aviation Electronics Technician Radar School at the Naval Air Techni-Fnds Basie cal Training Center, Memphis, Pvt.

Michael L. Carcv. son ouTenn. Mr. and Mrs.

Edaar Carev. liol He studied the use and repair Ohio was of radar systems, electronic coun- graduated recent- -1 termeasures, along with all types ly from basic of radar and navigational aids, combat trammel Electronic countermeasure are at Ft. Leonard -used to jam the detection equip-Wood, Mo. 7 jment aboard enemy aircraft. Carey, who has I I First Crete Ralph F.

Droster, machinists -I i mate first class, USN, son of Mr. land Mrs. Raymond A. Droster, of 2806 Center is a mem-jber of the first crew of the ballistic missile submarine USS Cas-imir Pulaski, which was recently been home on furlough foil owing completion of the training duty, will attend a school on meteorological observation roce-dures at Ft. Largest checks this summer went to four townshps in Douglas County: Summit, Dairyland, Wascott, and Gordon, $6,760.

The Town of Winter in Saw7er County was next with $6,608. Harold Kernan, 4230 Mandan Crescent, who has been undergoing treatment at St. Marys Hospital following a heart attack, returned to his home today. Albert W. Lewis, a 1964 graduate of East High School, has been transferred to Loring A i Force Base, Maine.

Lewis is in the Air Police. the 100 block staged a talent show for their neighborhood, and earned $3.36 to aid the Kiddie Camp Fund. The show was entirely their own idea, and was planned and carried through altogether by the children. Participating in this Kiddie Camp Fund-benefit entertainment were Susan Mautz; Arrie and Allan Walker; Bambi, Pamela, and Steve Henkel; Robert, Deborah, and Jon Wagener, and Ceaser, Alfred, and Pattie Jara-millo. Our thanks go to all these youngsters.

In neighboring Sun Prairie, two little girls, who are cousins, earned $1 for the Fund by selling Koolaid. For this helpful donation we express thanks to Jeanne Ness and Marilyn Tjugum. East Kiwanis Cl Honored By JOHN C. SAMMIS (Of The Capital Times Staff) A helpful 1964 contribution to The Capital Times Kiddie Camp Fund, dedicated to maintenance and advancement of vital work with retarded children at the Kiddie Camp Home, was received recently from another of the faithful annual donors. The success of each years Fund drive so much depends on the continuing support of such good friends.

Archie K. Paulson, 4114 Hiawatha Madison, forwarded Chris Copus 55-Year Fete Set Sept. 6 Harris Helmer, of Lou Ehlers Buick will speak at the noon luncheon meeting of the East Kiwanis Club at Welchs Embers Wednesday. Monmouth, N. J.

He is a 1964 graduate of the Queen of Apostles Seminary here. i COMING EVENTS Pfc. James D. Carpenter, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Carpenter, Route 1, Columbus, formerly of Madison, has received a letter of commendation fromjorating, his commanding officer, of the Second Battalion, 13th Armor, of the First A Old Ironsides Division, at Ft. Hood, Tex. He is a graduate of west High School and was formerly employed at Waters Motors in Madison. The honor came as a result of his being selected seven consecutive times as colonels in the New PLA Operetta, tonight Contradict Chicago Police THEATER commissioned at Groton, Conn. Pulaski, the 24th Polaris submarine to be received by Navy, will join the fleet after test cruises and missile firings at Cape Kennedy, Fla.

She is named after the Revolutionary War hero, Brig. General Casimir Pulaski. Is- i Paintings by Rea Ragatz and Let Weiss, in halls of new wing. LITTLE STUDIO GALLERY Hod-gell, Colescott, Leonard Baskl, Levine, and others, original French graphics, sculpture by Scanga, gallery, 625 Mendota hours, 1 to 4 p.m. daily; 2 to 5 p.m.

Sunday. In York1 tonight and Sunday, 9:30 FOLLETTE HIGH SCHOOL "Yeoman of the Guard," at 8. 2 Repudiate Statements MOVIES SIMMER FUN On 19d3 Burglar ies Here Signs I Again Having served 16 years in the U.S. Air Force, Master Sgt. Malcolm McVicar, son of Mrs.

Angus McVicar, 560 Honeysuckle Lane, has re-enlisted for four more years. He is assigned to the Second Reconnaissance Technical Squadron and is stationed at the Barksdale Air Force Base, La. In the past four years Sgt. McVicar has received the Commendation Medal, a Unit Citation Award, his 5t'i Good Conduct Cluster and expert Carbine Ribbon. Soldier Cited Campus Meat Market on Bassett Street and Spaerl Service Station on University Avenue.

About $200 was taken at the time. The meat market has since been demolished to make way for urban if If MB A Chicago man now serving a term at the Illinois State Prison at Statesville near Joliet has repudiated an admission he made to Chicago police more than 10 years ago that he participated in two break-ins in Madison in 1953. Jim Carpenter, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald a ter, Route 1, Columbus, has received a letter of commendation at Ft.

Hood, Texas, where he is -lL Boot Camp John T. Hitt, Jr USN, son of Mr, and Mrs. John T. Hitt of 1835 Rowley is undergoing recruit training at the Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif. lie is learning basic military law, customs and etiquette, seamanship, and a basic knowledge of shipboard routine.

Upon completion, he will be MIOOLETON Good Neighbor Festival, through Sunday, horse show today? Zor Shrine Chanters, and bonfire; chicken fry at noon Sunday, with parade a tt p.m.; concert by Blatz American Legion Post Band, water fight and various contests during day. NICHOLS SCHOOI Monona Grove Businessmen's Association sixth annual watermelon festival, Sunday from 1 to 8 p.m., 5301 Monona festival rides. TRUAX FIELD Madison Squadron, Civil Air Patrol, "Penny per pound air flights Truax Field, today and Sunday 9 a.m. to dusk. MARSHALL Marshall Public Library building fund, Horse Show benefit, Farris Arena, 10 a.m.

Sunday. MINERAL POINT Water show, tonight and Sunday, 8:30 p.m. PRAIRIE DU SAC Wisconsin Power and Light Co. 50th anniversary of electric power generated by hvdro-electric plant; open house, Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m. LODI Lodi Fair through Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Copus BADGER DRIVE-IN "Lilies of tbe Field" and "To Kill a Mockingbird" tonight. "Island of the Blue Dolphins," Sunday through Tuesday. BIG SKY DRIVE-IN "The Carpetbaggers" and "Wive and Lovers" through Tuesday.

CAPITOL "The New Interns" through the week. EASTWOOD "Moon Spinners" end "Seven Faces of Dr. Lao" through Tuesday. "Robin and the Seven Hoods" and "The Patsv" start Wednesday. MAJESTIC "Mediterranean Holiday" through the week.

ORPHEUM "McHale's Navy" through Tuesday. "Flipper's New Adventure" starts Welnesday. STRANO "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" through the week. MIDDLETON "Island of the Blue Dolphins" and "A Distant Trumpet" through Tuesday. MILWAUKEE MELODY TOP Bert Parks In "Mr.

President" through Sunday. Miml Hines and Phil Ford starring in "Paiama Game" opens Tuesday, through Sent. 13; curtain, Tuesday through Friday, 8:30 p.m.; Saturday, 6 and 9:30 p.m.; Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Is Promoted The Chicagoan, Thomas Hand, about 40, was interrogated by Deputy Dist. Atty.

Don McCal-lum and Madison Detective James Heizler at the prison Thursday. A couple of months after the break-ins here the two were arrested in Chicago and charged with burglaries in that city and assaulting a police officer. It was at that time that Chicago police not only said the pair admitted the Madison break-ins. 1 Mn Course Capt. Noel B.

Lapp has completed the orientation course for officers of the U. S. Air Force Medical Service at Gunter AFB, In Philippines Ala. T-Sgt. Eugene H.

Christesen has The doctor, whose wife, Jan- arrived for duty with an Air ice, is the daughter of Mr. and Force Communications vice Mrs. Oliver Wendt of Beaver AFCS unit at Clark AB, Phil-Dam, was given instruction in ippines. granted a 14-day leave before reporting to his new duty station or a service school. MUSIC Mr.

and Mrs. Chris Copus, Route 1, Cottage Grove, will observe their 55th wedding anniversary with an open house for friends and relatives at their home from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 6. The anniversary date is Sept.

5. Natives of Grant County, Mr. and Mrs. Copus came to Madison in 1921. Mr.

Copus is a retired Oscar Mayer and Co. employe. Mr. and Mrs. Copus have 11 children, 27 grandchildren, and 17 great grandchildren.

Phillip D. Montgomery, 28, son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Montgomery, Evansville, has been promoted to specialist five while serving with the Third Infantry Division in Germany.

Sp. Montgomery, a mechanic in Company of the divisions 10th Engineer Battalion, entered the Army in June, 1962, and completed basic training at Ft. Knox, Ky. He attended Evansville High School. Hand admitted being in Madison only one time when he stayed overnight here with Leonard Edwards, 35, of Chicago.

He said the pair were traveling by railroad from Chicago to Minneapolis. Edwards, now being held in jail at Janesville, also has repudiated admissions a ding break-ins which occurred at the SUMMER STOCK VILAS PARK Madison Municipal Band, concert, 3 p.m. Sunday. U. W.

CAMPUS Carillon Concert, Sunday, 5 p.m. ART MEMORIAL UNION Works by Bette Saiberlich and Dorotha von Flbe. Lounge gallery. sculpture by Mary Mtchie and photographs by Les Klub, Main gallery, through Sept. 14.

MADISON GENERAL HOSPITAL The pair were sentenced to four five-year concurrent terms in the Illinois prison. Both have completed their original sentences but Hand was returned to prison after he was convicted on another burglary charge in Illinois. FISH CREEK Peninsula Players. "Mr. Fair Lady," through Sunday, Garden Theater, 8:30 p.m.

APPLE TOR--- -A-nlc-Theater, "Gypsy," tonight through Wednesday. Lawrence College Music Drama Center, curtain, weekdays, 8:15, Sunday, 15. specialized a ospace medical subjects and administrative procedures of the USAF Medical Service. The sergeant, whose sister is lone A. Pabl of 2600 Arberatum is a graduate of West High School..