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Oct. 4, 1993 The Capital Times 5D 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 baseball high school sports coverage for southern Wisconsin on a correspondence basis. He joined the Wisconsin State Journal sports staff on 1 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 ill. 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 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 vicepresident in 1973-1974. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy; six children from a previous marriage, Rochelle "Pinky" (Bob) Mickelson, Dave Dommershausen, Michelle (Roger) Popowich, Scott (Catherine) Dommershausen, Jay (Sue) Dommershausen, and Joel (Tricia) Dommershausen; a stepdaughter, Tana Parkinson; 14, grandchildren; many greatgrandchildren; two brothers, Frank (Margaret) Dommershausen of Cross Plains, and Raymond (Margaret) Dommershausen of Madison; and two sisters, Rose Wilson of Huntington Beach, California, and Evelyn Pastorous 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 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 Dommershausen Home Talents Memorial Bank One, Madison, 802 West Broadway, Madison, WI 53713. Fink, Gladys I. MT. HOREB Gladys I. Fink, age 83, died on Saturday, October 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 was 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) Rockford, Illinois, Merlyn (Donna) of Cuba City, Cornellus (Helen), Lyle (Ruby), Emery (Diane), and Hugo (Marie) all of Mt.

Horeb; two, daughters, Darlene (Jim) Lockard Mt. Horeb, and Ruth (James) Pemble of Milwaukee; 33 grandchildren; 40. great-grandchildren; a great-great-grandchild; four sisters, Evelyn Quam 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 until 9:00 p.m.

at the ELLESTAD FUNERAL HOME in Mt. Horeb on Monday, October 4, 1993. Gerweck, Lena Belle 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 was a Madison area resident since 1988.

She Is survived by two daughters, Ann (Edward) Care of Madison, and Imogene (Alvin) Strasil 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 Voice of the People Zaleski article ments of direct disregard and an mental illness(es). Each of us, I inherent disdain for those per- submit, would like to "get a life" brings sadness sons. Journalistic freedoms are in- that ness. does But not under include present mental knowl- illdeed an important element of our edge, research, medications, Dear Editor: I read with great democratic society, but journalis- funding, and community percepsadness Mr.

Rob Zaleski's article tic responsibility, along with re- tions among some in our society, in The Capital Times entitled, spect and sensitivity for all per- we cannot. "Thought police are too much." sons, including those with seriIn almost 17 years of advocating ous biologically based psychiat- This most recent article indion behalf of persons with seri- ric disorders and their families, cates our work may take longer long-term mental is and be more difficult to attain ous, illnesses, I important to the overall cannot remember reading an arti- strength of our society. than I had thought. cle in our local paper revolving All of us in the 'AMI move- Nancy Abraham around persons with serious ment, consumers and families past president mental illnesses and their fami- alike, have a life. And that life Alliance for the Mentally Ill lies that seems to contain the ele- includes the reality of a serious of Wisconsin DEATH NOTICES MADISON Cunningham, Marian Marian CUNNINGHAM, Marian D.

Madison D. Cunningham, 67, died on Sunday, October 3, DOMMERSHAUSEN, Joseph J. Madison 1993, at her home. She was born on FINK, Gladys I. Mt.

Horeb July 31, 1926, daughter of Frank and Ottilia (Weisman) Jesberger. She GERWECK, Lena Belle City, Neb. married Robert Cunningham on April HENDERSON, Amy E. Madison 18, 1953. He preceded her in death 15 McKIERNAN, Lillian E.

Madison years ago. She is survived by two sisters, Margaret Mell of Sun Prairie, PEDERSON, Raymond Arthur McFarland and Florence Suchomel of Stoughton; PESCHL, Bruce D. Sun Prairie two brothers, Art (Margaret) ROGERS, Elizabeth Vinsonhaler Madison Jesberger of Sun Prairie, and Roman (Estelle) Jesberger of Sun Prairie; and a sister-in-law, Marcella Jesberger of CLARK FUNERAL HOME in Falls City, ter, Minnesota. He began work at Sun Prairie. She was preceded in Nebraska.

The family wishes to thank First National Bank of Neenah, Wisdeath by her parents and her hus- the Sisters and staff at the Nazareth consin in 1950 and retired as an offiband. Funeral services will be held at Nursing Home in Stoughton for their cer of the bank in 1975. He was a the TUSCHEN- NEWCOMER FUNERAL loving care, and also the staff at the member of the Sons of Norway, HOME, 302 Columbus Street, Sun Pral- Meriter Adult Day Care 2418 Center. American Legion, and Society of Reslrie, at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, October RYAN FUNERAL HOME, North dential Robert Appraisers.

Survivors include a 4, 1993. Burial will at the Sun Sherman Avenue is assisting the fami- sons, M. and wife, Nancy, and Prairie Memory Cemetery. ly with arrangements. Ronald A.

and wife, Debra, both of There will be no visitation. Marian I Madison; also a brother-In-law, Elmer wanted thank her family, friends, Henderson, Amy Dean of Rochester, Minnesota; as well E. Hospice Services and St. MADISON Amy E. Henderson, age as granddaughters, Tara Lynn and Care, Kelly 78, died on Friday, October 1, 1993 at Marys Care Center for their affection born Jennifer Anne; and grandson, James and support, especially during her Ill- local hospital.

was on Edward. Visitation at 12:00 She ness. The family suggests, in lleu of Maya 16, 1915, to Benard and Elsie noon on Tuesday, October 5, at ST. flowers, memorials be made to Hos- with (Milestone) the University of Amy Wisconsin Bu- PAUL'S will CHURCH, conducted Neenah, Einerson. worked LUTHERAN pice Care.

Instruction for 32 Wisconsin. Services be reau of Visual immediately following at 2:00 p.m. Dommershausen, Joseph J. years, retiring in 1977. She was a with Pastor David Swenson of Good MADISON Joseph J.

Dommershausen, member of the First Baptist Church, Shepherd Lutheran Church of Madison age 79, died at St. Mary's Care Center and the First Baptist Church 60 Plus and Pastor Martin Rube of St. Paul's Group. She is survived a daughter, Kathleen (Ron) Stoikes of Madison; two grandchildren, Brian Stokes of Madison, and Pamela (Michael) Wittenwyler of Washington D.C.; two sisters, Evelyn Allen of San Diego, California, and Margaret Lee of Deforest, Wisconsin; and a brother, Amos (Marion) Henderson of Bemidji, 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 HIlI 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 Road McKiernan, Lillian E. 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 Alick and Lillian (Schwartz) Doepke. Lillian married Robert E.

McKiernan on January 30, 1947. He preceded her in death in 1982. She involved in the restaurant business for over 30 years before retiring from Gimbles as a saleswoman. Lillian was very involved with Eastside 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) Bagne of Kirkland, Washington, and Jeanette (James) Vasta of Indianhead Park, Illinois; and her dearest friend, Dorothy Triggs 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.

have fought a good fight, I have finIshed the race, I have kept the faith." -2 Timothy, 4:6,7 Pederson, Raymond Arthur MCFARLAND Mr. Raymond Pederson, age 87, of 5173 Taylor McFarland, died on Saturday, October 2, 1993, at St. Mary's Care Center in Madison, Wisconsin. He was born on October 23, 1905, in Rock Dell, Minnesota. He married Minerva E.

Evenrud on December 28, 1939. They shared 45 loving years and many wonderful times as one. "Min" preceded him in death in April of 1985. He was also preceded in death by his parents, Nels and Jennie; and his sister Alice Dean. Ray worked for 10 years as a manager owner for Conoco Oil Cpmpany.

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Airport-Restaurant 4000 international Lane Equal Opportunity Employer LIGHT STOCKING 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 Donaid 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 Pardeeville, Stanley (Gina) of Waterloo, and Brian of Madison; and six sisters, Jackie Nachreiner of Sun Prairie, Jill (Jeff) Benzine of Pardeeville, and Cindy (John) Suchomel, Sharon (James) Derr, Karen Peschl and Teri 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 Prairle, 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.

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 fallure 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 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 spent 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 proposal's 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 Oakwood 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 lowa City, lowa, 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 Debarre of lowa 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, WI 53705 Cress Funeral Home 3610 Speedway Road The Capital Times Full time 40hrs, cashler and some light stocking. Some weekend work Involved. Experience preferred but will train. Good pay with benefits.

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If Interested please call Gene at 833-8746 before COLLECTOR Flexible hours, good starting salary plus bonus. Skills necessary: good communications, CRT and telephone use. TrainIng available. Excellent opportunities for advancement to full time positions. Call 273-3373 ext.

733 to schedule an Interview. COMMISSARY PRODUCTION AND DELIVERY POSITIONS Due to continued expansion and growth, Pizza Pit Commissary has positions available on our first shift. Dutles Include food production, warehouse work and delivery of food and packaging materials to all of our area restaurants. Some weekends required. No experlence necessary.

We offer paid vacations and personal days, 401k plan and health Insurance availability. Applicants should have a driving record and be of obtaining a class CDL. Apply in person at: 4253 Argosy Ct. Madison, WI 221-6777 Mon. Fri.

7 a.m. 3 p.m. Cranberry Packers EARN $1500 IN 3 Temporary warehouse posttions Immediately avallable for dependable workers. These lobs require a car to get to work (not on busline) and will Involve 12 hour work days 6 days per week for about three weeks. Don't walt these jobs will go fast.

Stop Into our office at 672 West Washington Ave. or phone for appt. LIFE STYLE Temporary Help Services (608) 257-0511 DELIVERY DRIVERS Permonent full-time employment. Competitive wages, excellent beneffts, Insurance, retirement plan, sick pay. Clean driving record, current abstract drug 14est required.

NIGHT SHIPPING RECEIVING posttons also avall. Must be hard working and dependable. UW Provisons, 2315 Evergreen I Madison, 836-7421 ask for Ed.