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2A The Capital Times Tuesday, Jan. 2, 1996 Upcoming ON THE RECORD Births Would-be robber flees after stabbing pit bull Literacy tutoring Volunteer tutors for Madison Literacy Council are needed to work with individuals on basic literacy and English as a second language. Training provided. 244-3911. A man armed with a knife stabbed a pit bull in his attempt to rob the dogs owner Sunday morning.

Police said a 32-year-old woman was attacked at Warner Park, on Madisons northeast side, around 2:15 a.m., as she took her dog for a walk. The woman insisted she had no money and the man tried to hit her. She ducked and ran, but her dog stayed behind. Known for POLICE REPORT their tough demeanor, pit bulls are prized for their knack at repelling would-be thieves. In this case, however, the man took the upper hand, stabbed the dog and fled.

The wound to the dog was not fatal, police said. KLINKNER, Kimberly Jean, and GRAF, Ryan William, Madison. DOSS, Latncia Donyale, and HARRIS, Louis Rolmel, Madison. KLONGLAND, Paulette Ann, and GRIG-NANO, Anthony John, Madison. JOHNSON, Donna Michelle, Sault Ste.

Mane, Canada, and PHANEUF, David Paul, Madison. RURA, Thekla, and POLLEY, Craig Michael, Madison. PAULOS, Mary Katherine, and PREYSZ, James Jay, Madison. O'CONNOR, Shielah Mane, and SACK-ETT, Joseph Fredenc, Madison. ROSSA, Anne Julienne, and BRADACH, Scott Tyson, Madison.

DOMINGUEZ MANCILLAS, Guadalupe, town of Medina, and CARRILLO IBANEZ, Gilberto, Marshall. MOSEL, Victona Lynn, and HERMAN-SON, John Kernut, town of Springdale. HARTUNG, Rebecca Bell, Monona, and LINDEMANN, Richard Duane, Madison. PAULSON, Deanna Mane, and MOE, Kevin Lee, Sun Praine. PAIGE, Therese Josephine, and RENK, Alexander Nicholas, Madison.

WILTZ, LuAnn Michele, Little Canada, and SHAY, Thomas Michael, Madison. LEGLER, Sheree Jean, and SOLBERG, Guy Martin, town of Montrose. WAGNER, Jaclyn Mane, and SUCHO-MEL, Scott Paul, Sun Praine. BENGTSON, Susannah Jane, Winona, and TATUM, Pamsh Charles, Great Lakes Naval Training Center, 111. JACOBSON, Andrea Lynn, and ANDERSON, Todd Glen, Logan, Utah.

NELSON, Laura Margaret, and BAUER, Shawn Bernard, Madison. BAUER, Connna Ann, and BRINDLEY, Beruamin Michael, Oregon. GROW, Molly Jo, and CROSSEN, Philip James, Monona. WELD, Betty Jarulynn, and DALLES, John Robert, Madison. GILE, Elizabeth Lyn, and DENZIN, Michael Edward, Wildwood, 111.

CARLSON, Kristin Jean, and FLETCHER, Jeffry Howard, Aurora, 111. BENO, June Ellen, and FRISCH, Jason Matthew, McFarland. Man sought in bottle attack Keeping resolutions New Years Resolutions is the topic of a Parents Place talk at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Early Childhood Family Enhancement Center, 2202 S. Park.

Call 241-5150. PARRELL, Philip 48, Madison, Dec. 31. PAULUS, Irene Praine du Chien, Dec. 30.

PREM, Lawrence, 33, Spring Green, Dec. 30. RANSLEY, Gilbert 81, McFarland, Dec 21. ROSTEN, Phihp Walter 82, Madison, Dec. 31.

SCHALLER, Betty, 65, Lake Mills Waterloo, Dec. 30. SCHMIDT, Ivan 78, Praine du Chien, Dec. 25. SIME, Trudy 62, Spnngboro, Pa.

Cottage Grove, Dec. 30. THOMAS, Thomas 75, Cambna, Dec. 30. USELMANN, Paul J.

63, Eagan, Jan. 1. WENDLANDT, Jack Daniels, 3 months, Madison, Dec. 28. Fire calls Jan.

1, 1996: 6:12 a.m., 4222 E. Washington man passed out in car; no assistance needed. 10'55 a.m., 100 trash fire in dumpster. 12:24 p.m., 7401 West Towne Way, opened vehicle with child trapped inside. 6:48 p.m., 2013 Prairie investigated report of child choking.

Marriage licenses HAESLER, Theresa Michelle, and BORDEN, Brian Perry, Madison. DE GROFF, Barbara Lynn, and CROSBY, Steven Robert, town of Springfield. TATEISHI, Hana, and DONOVAN, James Patnck, town of Madison. COX, Tamara Jane, and KEY, Mark Anthony, Madison. TERNEUS, Elaine Mane, Milton, and KLAAS, Fredenck Paul, Madison.

EFFENHAUSER, Monica Linda, and ME- MERITER HOSPITAL ESPINOZA, Heidi and Hugo, Verona, a daughter, Dec. 30 UTZIG, Sara, and WILSON, Eller, Madison, a daughter, Dec. 31. RINEHARD, Susan and Paul, Middleton, a daughter, Dec. 31.

DENG, Zhan, and SONG, Liang Wu, Madison, Dec. 31. BURCHAM, Jayne and Kevin, New Gla-rus, a son, Jan. 1. ST.

MARYS HOSPITAL HALVERSON, Rhonda and Steve, Madison, a son, Dec. 30. ERBS, Beverly and Larry, Reedsburg, a son, Dec. 30. MACH, Mr.

and Mrs. James, Waunakee, a daughter, Dec. 30. BYRNE, Lynelle and David, Stoughton, a son, Dec 30. HAGOPIAN, Suzanne and Mitch, Madison, a daughter, Dec.

31. LODER, Rhonda, and ELLIS, David, Madison, a daughter, Dec. 31. BRIGHT, Beth and Michael, Madison, a daughter, Dec. 31.

KEELER, Peg and Pat, Madison, a son, Dec. 31. KLOCK, Margo and Denny, Madison, a son, Dec. 31 WOLF, Amy and Joe, Sun Praine, a son, Jan. 1.

APOLD, Mr. and Mrs. Brett, Cambridge, a daughter, Jan. 1. Mother-infant visiting hours are set by mothers at both hospitals.

Fathers, grandparents and siblings may visit any time at both locations. Deaths BEHNKE, Donna 51, Waukesha, Dec. 31. BRICE, John 83, Reedsburg, Dec. 28.

BUSSE, John 80, Madison, Dec. 31. CLACK, Alice 72, Madison, Dec. 31. ELLIS, Eugene 73, Madison, Dec.

31. GAULT, Samuel 83, Baraboo, Jan. 1. HENRICH, Edward 66, Madison, Dec. 29.

KRUSCHKE, Florence 75, Wauzeka, Dec. 31. KUHL, David 47, Ocala, Fla.Hazel Green, Dec. 31. MACKIN, George 87, Green Bay, Dec.

30. MAYNARD, Estell Abbott, 96, Madison, Dec. 16. MULVEY, Dorothy 92, DeForest, Dec. 31.

Using an empty bottle as he would a baseball bat, one of four men gashed and bashed two other men Saturday night in an apparently unprovoked attack. Still at large is a man who allegedly started a fight with two 22-year-old men near Bassett and Doty streets. The two victims, who later received stitches at St. Marys Hospital, told police they were walking DENWALDT, Brett Charles, Marshall. OWENS, Virginia Sara, and PEDERSEN, Christopher Stephen, Madison.

RECH, Ann Mane, and RENFORTH, Robert Lee, Madison. DEL BOVO, Ann Marie, and SCAIFE, John Joseph, Madison. DE MARB, Rebeca Renae, and SCHUCH, Richard James, Madison. O'DELL, Julie Bea, and SLATTERY, Patrick John, Fitchburg. SARTORI, Jane Elizabeth, Shorewood, and FELLER, John Raymond, Madison.

CONFORTI, Amy Lynn, and HECK-MANN, Matthew Mark, town of Madison. OLSON, Connie Lorell, and KENYON, Ralph Corydon, town of Dunn. FEHRMAN, Carol Ann, and MAHLIK, Blair John, Verona. DEMASKE, Darcy Jeanne, and PAULSON, Joel Jerry, Madison. SHARPEE, Rosemary, Sun Praine, and RIEBE, Harold Benjamin, Oshkosh.

SOMMERFIELD, Kathryn Ann, and FRENCH, Wade Glenn, Waunakee. BRISSENDEN, Gma Lee, and KHABI-SHANI (STASSUN), Keivan, Madison. OR, Kam Ha, and LI, Sing Wang Raymond, Madison. SWEET, Julie Ann, and PRESNY, Douglas Scott, Madison. BENNING, Janice Joan, and ROUSE, Bnan Richard, Madison.

CERNIGLIA, Mane Carol, and STEUDEL, Harold Jude, Maple Bluff. ZIEGLER, Julie Ann, and WEAKLEY, Stephan Darrell, Madison. SHAW, May Shu-Mei, and ZROTOWSKI, Roman Jozef, Madison. QUEST, Michele Denise, and McINTOSH, Douglas Lee, Madison. SOMMERS, Marguente Ann, and STROEDE, James Robert, Oregon.

GOETTE, Lon Ann, and ACKER, Randy Robert, town of Springfield. BACHMANN, Renee Nicole, and BRAIN, Michael Gordon, Oregon. GOESSL, Jolene Mane, and CARVIOU, Scott Anthony, Madison. Church to celebrate girls return STEVENS POINT (AP) A local church plans a community celebration Thursday evening marking Jessyca Mullenbergs safe return 3V2 months after disappearing from her fathers home. So many people have prayed and helped and given support, Rev.

David Maxfield said. We Theres still to chip in to As the new year dawns, The Capital Times Kids Fund annual campaign is in full swing. If youd like to lend your support to several area groups that make our childrens quality of life their prime concern, please send a contribution to: The Kids Fund, co The Capital Times, PO Box 8060, Madison, WI 53708. Previously reported. $37,863.22 Nancy B.

Gage, Madison $3,000 Donald Carol Worel, Madison $50 Allan Jack Torgerson, Middle- ton $50 Derek Splitter, Brooklyn $30 David Evelyn Fahrbach, Madison $25 Jacob Stockinger Judy Schwaemle, Madison $25 Rod Doris Lindgren, Madison $25 Judith Rose, Madison $25 William Hagquist, DeForest $25 Brian Rita Tkachuk, DeForest $25 Forest Johnson, Mt. Horeb. $20 Bob Kathy Frambs, Madison $20 Robert Monica Hansen, Mo- downtown when four men approached them. One of the men in the group bumped into one of the two victims. The contact spurred some words between the two, when suddenly one of the four men pulled out a bottle and hit both men in the head.

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