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Monday, Oct. 4, 1993 5D The Capital Times CLASSIFIED Voice of the People 'Open West Homes 714 Open North Homes 715., Open CentralSouth Open Suburban Homes 71 7 Condominiums .....718 Open Condominiums 719 Wisconsin Homes 720 Out of State Realty 730J Real Estate Wanted 740 Income Property 750 Sites Lots 760 Time Sharing 761 Land for Development 762 FarmsFarm Lana 763 Lake, River Property 764 Open Lake, River .765 Recreational Property 766 Commercial Property 767 Commercial Land .768 Business Opportunities 780 Real Estate For Trade 790 REALTY RENTALS Vacation Rentals 801 Hunting Land 802 Unfurnished Apts. East 803 Unfurnished Apts. West 804 Unfurnished Apts. North.

...805 Unfurnished Apts. CentralSoutn 806 Suburban For Rent 807 Furnished Apartments 820 Sublets 824 Rooms For Rent 825 Rental To Share 827 830 Duplexes 835 Zaleski article brings sadness Dear Editor: I read with great sadness Mr. Rob Zaleskis article in The Capital Times entitled, Thought police are too much. In almost 17 years of advocating on behalf of persons with serious, long-term mental illnesses, I cannot remember reading an article in our local paper revolving around persons with serious mental illnesses and their families that seems to contain the ele mental illness(es). Each of us, I submit, would like to get a life that does not include mental illness.

But under present knowledge, research, medications, funding, and community perceptions among some in our society, we cannot. This most recent article indicates our work may take longer and be more difficult to attain than I had thought. Nancy Abraham past president Alliance for the Mentally 111 of Wisconsin ments of direct disregard and an inherent disdain for those persons. Journalistic freedoms are indeed an important element of our democratic society, but journalistic responsibility, along with respect and sensitivity for all persons, including those with serious biologically based psychiatric disorders and their families, is important to the overall strength of our society. All of us in the AMI movement, consumers and families alike, have a life.

And that life includes the reality of a serious MERCHANDISE Pets Supplies 600 Auctions 601 Sales 602 Garage Sales East 603 Garage Sales West 604 Garage Sales North 605 Garage Sales 606 Garage Sales Suburban 607 Kiddie Korner 610 Bargain Comer 615 Good Things To Eat 616 Gift Ideas 617 Educational Materials 618 Art, Prints Frames 620 Antiques, Collectibles 621 Christmas Trees 622 Home Furnishings Accessories 623 Appliances 626 TV Electronics 627 Sewing 630 Toys, Games Photography 632 Musical Instruments 634 Clothing, Jewelry 645 Swimming Pools Spas ....648 Sporting Goods 650 Health Fitness 651 Medical Equipment 652 Lawn Garden 663 Snow Removal 665 Office Furnishings 668 Restaurant Equipment 669 Business Equipment 670 Industrial Equipment 671 Computer Equipment 672 Builaing Material Removal 675 FuelHeatmg 680 Machinery, Tools 685 Miscellaneous for Sale 688 Miscellaneous Wanted 689 Free For The Asking 690 REALTY SALES Real Estate Services 700 New Construction 701 Mobile Homes for 702 East Homes 703 West Homes 704 North Homes 705 CentralSouth Homes 706 Suburban Homes 707 Open East Homes 713 ANNOUNCEMENTS Ridesharing. 115 Bids Wanted 119 Obituary, In Memonam. 130 Cemeteries, Monuments 135 Congratulations 137 Personals, Thanks 138 Personal Holidays 139 Personal Interest 140 TicketsTravel 141 Companionship 142 Adoptions 143 Holiday Events 145 Financial Notes 155 Lost and Found 170 Pay Per Call 190 THE SERVICE CENTER AutoTruck 200-208 Building Remodeling Services 209-228 Business Services 229-243 Health Services 244-250 Home Services 251-269 General Services 270-288 Professional 289-299 EMPLOYMENT General 300 Employment Services 301 Skilled Trades 304 Office, Clerical 305 Domestic, Household 310 Retail 315 Entrepreneurial Opportunities 318 Sales 320 Automotive 325 Cosmetology 328 Professional, Technical 330 Health Care 332 Dental 333 Restaurant Bar ....335 Hotel, Motel 338 Building Management 340 Daycare Wanted 346 Employment Wanted 350 FARMER'S MARKET Farm Help Wanted 500 Horses, Stables Equipment 505 Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Goats 510 Poultry, Supplies 515 Hay, Gram, Pasture 520 Farm Buildings 525 Farm Equipment, Parts 530 Farm Services, Repair 535 Farm Auctions, Sales 545 classed 100493 gs2-7723 Bargain Corner-for merchandise priced $150 or less, pets only if ad states they are free. Ads are grouped in one convenient area for the bargain hunter. 3 (me ad for 7 consecutive days in the Wisconsin State Journal and in 1 optional edition of the Sunshine Plus for $12 95.

No pnee reduction for early cancellation Super Saver-for merchandise priced $1500 or less. Ads are marked by an attention-getting star and organized within the correct classifications. 3 line ad for 10 consecutive days in the Wisconsin State Journal and The Capital Times and in 2 optional editions of the Sunshine Plus for $18 90. No price reduction for early cancellation. Super Saver M-for merchandise priced $1501 Ads are organized within the correct classifications.

3 line ad for 10 consecutive days in the Wisconsin State Journal and The Capital Times and in 2 optional editions of the Sunshine Plus for $27 90. No price reduction for early cancellation. 1 The Sunshine Plus is delivered to 119,000 households in Dane County to give you the best coverage of prospective buyers and a quick sale of your items. Family Want Adt-our low non-commercial rates are available for garage sales and selling other personal items. Cali us today so we can put an ad to work for you to sell unwanted merchandise ana make cash fast.

Use the coupon which generally appears on these classified pages to order and determine the length of your ad. NON-CONTRACT DEADLINES For ads first appearing: .1000 AM. on Saturday .5.30 P.M. on Monday .5 30 P.M. on Tuesday .1:30 P.M.

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DEATH NOTICES CUNNINGHAM, Marian D. Madison DOMMERSHAUSEN, Joseph J. Madison FINK, Gladys I. Mt. Horeb GERWECK, Lena Belle MadisonFalls City, Neb.

HENDERSON, Amy E. Madison McKIERNAN, Lillian E. Madison PEDERSON, Raymond Arthur McFarland PESCHL, Bruce D. Sun Prairie ROGERS, Elizabeth Vinsonhaler Madison HOURS Mon-Thur: 7:30 AM to 6 00 PM; Fri 7.30 AM to 5 00 PM; Saturday 8 00 AM to 10 00 AM. Additional cancellations, corrections, extensions for Tuesday and obituaries can be placed Saturday 8 00 PM Sunday 10.00 PM.

CHECK YOUR AD If there are any errors or omissions, call us as soon as possible the first day. This newspaper makes every effort to avoid errors in advertisements. In the event of an error, Madison Newspapers, Inc.s liability is limited to a correction, if requested, or credit only tor that portion of the ad rendered valueless. Toll free from within Wisconsin 1 -800-CLASS AD Toll free from within Wisconsin 1 -800-CLASS AD General General 300 300 141 TicketsTravel 190 Pay Per Call 1 Personal Interests MADISON'S 1 DATELINE 996 1-900-988-7200 996 99mln. TTRotorv 18 ATS, 215-254-7187 A GARTH BROOKS lekets at Chlcooo.

Oct 7 8. $42.50. Clint Block at Madison, 8th row, 4 tickets, $32.25. 222-2585 BESSELAAR Omttai Rtntnk Utut WOMEN CURIOUS ABOUT WOMENI 1-900-9765999 18 yrs. MMI 619-450-4224.

S2.95min CLARK FUNERAL HOME in Falls City, Nebraska. The family wishes to thank the Sisters and staff at the Nazareth Nursing Home In Stoughton for their loving care, and also the staff at the Merlter Adult Day Care Center. RYAN FUNERAL HOME, 2418 North Sherman Avenue Is assisting the family with arrangements. Henderson, Amy E. MADISON Amy E.

Henderson, age 78, died on Friday, October 1, 1993 at a local hospital. She was born on May 16, 1915, to Benard and Elsie (Milestone) Einerson. Amy worked with the University of Wisconsin Bureau of Visual Instruction for 32 years, retiring In 1977. She was a member of the First Baptist Church, and the First Baptist Church 60 Plus Group. She Is survived by a daughter, Kathleen (Ron) Stolkes of Madison; two grandchildren, Brian Stolkes of Madison, and Pamela (Michael) Wlttenwyler of Washington D.C.; two sisters, Evelyn Allen of San Diego, California, and Margaref Lee of Deforest, Wisconsin; and a brother, Amos (Marlon) Henderson of Bemldfl, Minnesota.

She was preceded In death by her husband, Clem Henderson; and four brothers. Funeral services will be held at FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 518 North Franklin Street, at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, October 5, 1993. Burial will follow at Forest Hill Cemetery. Friends and relatives may call one hour before the time of service at the church.

The family suggests that memorials be made to Madison Visiting Nurses Service. Cress Funeral Home 3610 Speedway Rood CAMPAIGN JOBS FOR THE ENVIRONMENT Protect one lent forests Save endangered species Preserve wilderness Work on exciting campaigns with Sierra Club ond other molar environmental groups. Earn Cali Campaign for the Environment, ask for Sandy, 251-1918. BAHAMA CRUISE: 5 days4 nights. Underbooked! Must sell! $299coupie.

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Together personal Introduction service: 833-2215. 155 Financial Notes CAB DRIVERS 31 vrj. old (insurance), deon driving record. Coll 6-10am, 254-1343 EM OpparMk'AftnaN dm i Wm Cunningham, Marian D. MADISON Marian D.

Cunningham, age 67, died on Sunday, October 3, 1993, at her home. She was bom on July 31, 1926, the daughter of Frank and Ottilia (Welsman) Jesberger. She married Robert Cunningham on April 18, 1953. He preceded her In death 15 years ago. She Is survived by two sisters, Margaret Mell of Sun Prairie, and Florence Suchomel of Stoughton; two brothers.

Art (Margaret) Jesberger of Sun Prairie, and Roman (Estelle) Jesberger of Sun Prairie; and a sister-in-law, Marcella Jesberger of Sun Prairie. She was preceded In death by her parents and her husband. Funeral services will be held at the TUSCHEN- NEWCOMER FUNERAL HOME, 302 Columbus Street, Sun Prairie, at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, October 4, 1993. Burial will be held at the Sun Prairie Memory Garden Cemetery.

There will be no visitation. Marian wanted to thank her family, friends. Hospice Care, Kelly Services and St. Marys Care Center for their affection and support, especially during her Illness. The family suggests, In lieu of flowers, memorials be made to Hos- plce Care.

Dommershousen, Joseph J. MADISON Joseph J. Dommershousen, age 79, died at St. Mary's -Care Center from leukemia on Saturday, October 2, 1993. Joe was born December 14, 1913 In Cross Plains, Wisconsin.

He graduated from Middleton High School In 1932 where he participated In football, basketball and baseball. During his high school years he Inaugurated amateurseml-pro baseball and high school sports coverage for southern Wisconsin on a correspondence basis. He joined the Wisconsin State Journal sports staff on a full-time basis In October 1935 and continued his employment there until his retirement In 1979. Joe was affiliated with the Home Talent Baseball League for all of Its 60 years as a reporter, advisor and statistician. He continued to do Home Talent League stats until shortly after he became III.

From 1936 until his retirement In December 1979, Joe did all Madison and area bowling coverage. Many area bowlers and events were noted In his column, Pocket Hits by Joe He was Inducted Into the Madison Bowling Hall of Fame In 1988. He bowled In MBA tournaments, ABC tournaments as well as state bowling tournaments since 1934. He was a member of Sun Prairie American Legion Post, Madison Grieg Club, Madison Bowling Association, and the Bowling Writers Association of America of which he was first vice-president In 1973-1974. He Is survived by his wife, Dorothy; six children from a previous marriage, Rochelle Pinky" (Bob) Mlckelson, Dave Dommershousen, Michelle Mlkkl" (Roger) Popowlch, Scott (Catherine) Dommershousen, Jay (Sue) Dommers-hausen, and Joel (Trlcla) Dommers-hausen; a stepdaughter, Tana Parkinson; 14 grandchildren; many greatgrandchildren; two brothers, Frank (Margaret) Dommershousen of Cross Plains, and Raymond (Margaret) Dommershousen of Madison; and two sisters.

Rose Wilson of Huntington Beach, California, and Evelyn Postorous of Milton, Wisconsin. He was preceded In death by his parents, two brothers, and a sister. A memorial service will be held at the CRESS FUNERAL HOME, 3610 Speedway Road, at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 5, 1993. Family and friends may call at the funeral home from 4:00 p.m.

until the time of service on Tuesday. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Joe Dommers-hausen Home Talents Memorial Fund, Bank One, Madison, 802 West Broad- woy, Madison, Wl 53713. Fink, Gladys MT. HOREB Gladys I. Fink, age 83, died on Saturday, October 2, 1993 In a Mt.

Horeb nursing home. The former Gladys Smith was born in Mt. Horeb on October 27, 1909, the daughter of the late James and Mary (Witte) Smith. She was married to Cornelius Fink on March 26, 1932, and they made cheese In several area cheese factories. Mrs.

Fink also worked for Ryser Brothers Cheese Company for many years. She was a longtime member of the Perry Lutheran Church and wos the State Recorder for the Royal Neighbors. She was also a school board member of the Ruste School District for a number of years. Survivors Include six sons. Dr.

Walter (Lorraine) of Rockford, Illinois, Merlyn (Donna) of Cuba City, Cornelius (Helen), Lyle (Ruby), Emery (Diane), and Hugo (Marie) all of Mt. Horeb; two daughters, Darlene (Jim) Lockard of Mt. Horeb, and Ruth (James) Pemble of Milwaukee; 33 grandchildren; 40 great-grandchildren; a great-great-grandchild; four sisters, Evelyn Quom and Edna (Walter) Tschantz, both of Mt. Horeb, Inez Zimmerman of Waupun, Wisconsin, and Hazel (Herman) Clark of Indianapolis, Indiana; and two brothers, Glen (Ruby) Smith of Mt. Horeb, and Gene (Laurna) Smith of Janesville.

Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, October 5, 1993, at 1:00 p.m. at PERRY LUTHERAN CHURCH, with Reverend T.M. Marks officiating. Interment will be In Sunset Memory Gardens. Friends may call from 5:00 p.m.

until 9:00 p.m. at the ELLESTAD FUNERAL HOME In Mt. Horeb on Monday, Oc- tober 4, 1993. Gerweck, Lena Belle MADISONFALLS CITY, NEBRASKA -Lena Belle Gerweck, age 97, died Saturday, October 2, 1993 at the Nazareth Nursing Home In Stoughton. The former Lena Cox was born on October 19, 1895 In Barada, Nebraska.

She wos a Madison area resident since 1988. She Is survived by two daughters, Ann (Edward) Cnare of Madison, and Imogene (Alvin) Strasll of Falls City, Nebraska; six grandchildren, one locally, Fred (Kathy) Coan of Stoughton; seven great-grandchildren; and six great-great-grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending at the Wont to sell your home ond don't hove time to watt? Need CASH NOW? Wilt buy In 10 days. Call: FRESH START FINANCIAL, 608-242-9222. EXCEPTIONAL Quollty men do not go to singles bars or use phone lines.

Together personal Introduction service: 833-2215 CARE PROVIDERS Full-time days, part-time weekends. Benefits. 845-8306. COLLECTOR Flexble hours, good starting salary plus bonus. Skills necessary: oood communications, CRT ond telephone use.

Training avollable. Excellent opportunities for advancement to full time positions. Coil 273-3373 ext. 733 to schedule an Interview. ter, Minnesota He began work at First National Bank of Neenah, Wisconsin In 1950 and retired as an officer of the bank In 1975.

He was a member of the Sons of Norway, American Legion, and Society of Residential Appraisers. Survivors Include a sons, Robert M. and wife, Nancy, and Ronald A. and wife, Debra, both of Madison; also a brother-in-law, Elmer Deart of Rochester, Minnesota; as well as granddaughters, Tara Lynn and Jennifer Anne; and grandson, James Edward. Visitation will be at 12:00 noon on Tuesday, October 5, at ST.

PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH, Neenah, Wisconsin. Services will be conducted Immediately following at 2:00 p.m. with Pastor David Swenson of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Madison and Pastor Martin Rube of St. Paul's officiating. Ray's love and concern for his wife and family always came before his needs and Interests.

His loyalty was held dearly by friends and associates. His Integrity, warmth and humor will be cherished forever by those who know him. Peschl, Bruce D. SUN PRAIRIE Bruce D. Peschl, age 34, died Saturday, October 2, 1993 at a Madison hospital.

He was born April 23, 1959 In Madison, the son of Donald and Delores Smyth Peschl. He married Julie Suchomel on June 30, 1989 at Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary Catholic Church In Sun Prairie. Bruce was an employee of Retro Technology In Waunakee. He Is survived by his wife, Julie; a daughter, Brittany of Fall River, Wisconsin; four brothers, Donald (Wendy) of Beaver Dam, John (Debbie) of Pardeevllle, Stanley (Gina) of Waterloo, and Brian of Madison; and six sisters, Jackie Nachrelner of Sun Prairie, Jill (Jeff) Benzine of Pardeevllle, and Cindy (John) Suchomel, Sharon (James) Derr, Karen Peschl and Terl Peschl, all of Sun Prairie. He was preceded In death by his parents.

A funeral mass will be held at Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary Catholic Church, 227 Columbus Street, Sun Prairie, on Tuesday, October 5, 1993 at 10:30 a.m., with Father Douglas Dushack officiating. Friends may call on Monday from 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at the TUSCHEN NEWCOMER FUNERAL HOME, 302 Columbus Street. Burial will be at Sacred Hearts Cemetery.

Tuschen-Newcomer Funeral Home Sun Prairie Rogers, Elizabeth Vinsonhaler MADISON Elizabeth Vinsonhaler Rogers died of congestive heart failure on Sunday morning, October 3, 1993, at the Oakwood Lutheran Home, Hebron Hall. Mrs. Rogers was born In 1895 In Maryville, Missouri. She moved to Seattle, Washington In 1904 where she graduated from the University of Washington In 1915 and received her Master's In Chemistry In 1917. She then went to work at the Dupont Laboratory In Wilmington, Delaware as a chemical librarian.

In 1922, she married Thomas Hunton Rogers, a chemist at Dupont, and they moved to Whiting, Indiana, where Rogers joined the laboratory of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana. Elizabeth Rogers devoted her life to raising two children and making many contributions to her community In Whiting, and, later, In Chicago and Chesterton, Indiana. She was particularly proud of her work In the League of Women Voters, serving on the state board In Indiana. The happiest years of her life were spenf In Dune Acres, Chesterton, Indiana, a small community on Lake Michigan. The Rogers built a log cabin there.

In 1932, where the family spent summers. In 1945, the Rogers moved to Dune Acres permanently, where their home became a magnet for their children and grandchildren. Elizabeth Rogers was a pioneer In the successful battle to make the surrounding area a national lakeshore and testified in Washington before the committee of Senator Paul Douglas of Illinois, the proposals sponsor. In their retired years, the Rogers lived In Scottsdale, Arizona In the winter and then moved there year-round In 1974. Elizabeth Rogers moved to the Oak-wood Village Apartments In 1980 after her husband's death and then to Tabor Oaks at Oakwood In 1992.

She Is survived by her two children, Mary Louise Munts of Madison, and Thomas Hunton Rogers, Jr. of State College, Pennsylvania; her five grandchildren, Lisa Redburn of Montclair, New Jersey, Polly Munts of Minneapolis, Minnesota, Andrew Munts of Radnor, Pennsylvania, Rebecca Rogers of Iowa City, Iowa, and Susan Rogers of Highland Falls, New York; and six greatgrandchildren, Jeremy and Emily Redburn of Montclair, Eliza and Lydia Talen of Minneapolis, and Alice and Thomas Deborre of Iowa City. She Is predeceased by her husband, Thomas Hunton Rogers; her two sisters, Louise and Sara Vinsonhaler; and her brother. Bayless Vinsonhaler. A memorial service will be held at the FIRST UNITARIAN SOCIETY, 900 University Bay Drive, at 4:30 p.m.

on Tuesday, October 5, 1993. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Oakwood Foundation, 6201 Mineral Point Road, Madison, Wl 53705 Cress Funeral Home 3610 Speedway Road HOME LOANS Producers Financial Service 608-222-0655 or 1-800-373-0132 You CAN do 2 things at 1 time-your laundry and your grocery shopping ah Kct Koppg Fiat Foods CARPENTRYREMODELING Carpentry andor plumbing experience required. Apply In person Mondays through Fridays 9-12am. 610 Vera Ct. 3.

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MADISON Lillian E. McKiernan, age 75, of Madison, died on Friday, October 1, 1993 in the Willows Nursing Home of Sun Prairie. She was born on December 27, 1917 In Fort Atkinson, the daughter of Allck and Lillian (Schwartz) Doepke. Lillian married Robert E. McKiernan on January 30, 1947.

He preceded her In death In 1982. She was Involved In the restaurant business for over 30 years before retiring from Gimbles as a saleswoman. Lillian was very Involved with Eastslde Coalition for the Aging and enjoyed sharing with friends at Dempsey Manor Apartments her love of arts and crafts. She and her family would like to thank her friends for their visits and kindness. Survivors Include her three children, Coleen (Jeff) Dallmann, Michael (Nancy) McKiernan, all of Phoenix, Arizona, and Laurie (Jeff) Ostry of Sun Prairie; four grandchildren, Joshua, Ahna, Jacob, and Steven; a brother, Howard (Loretta) Doepke of Milwaukee; two sisters, Joyce Ann (Vic) Bogne of Kirkland, Washington, and Jeanette (James) Vasta of Indlanhead Park, Illinois; and her dearest friend, Dorothy Trlggs of Madison.

Memorial services will be held at the GUNDERSON FUNERAL HOME, 5203 Monona Drive, at 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, October 5, 1993, with Reverend Kenneth Gast officiating. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the American Lung Association. "The time of my departure has come. I have fought a good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith." -2 Timothy, 4:6,7 COMMISSARY PRODUCTION AND DELIVERY POSITIONS Due to continued expansion and growth, Pizza Pit Commissary has positions available on our first shift.

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