The Oshkosh Northwestern from Oshkosh, Wisconsin • Page 24

i Hazel Births Dailv Northwestern 24 Aug. 9, 1969 Classified Advertising LOCAL CASH RATES Lines 1 Days Pays I Pay Mimtehagolanii SeatfjB Oshkosh R. Novotny Dies; Services Pending Oshkosh (Mercy Hospital) Robert Pickart, 3415 W. Fourth Oshkosh, girl. Wayne Owens, 1331 Grand Oshkosh, girl.

Keith Matsche, 222A W. Fifteenth Oshkosh, boy. Neenoh-Menasha (Theda Clark) Eugene Evenson, 1557 Collins Neenah, boy. (St. Elizabeth) Joseph Marciniak, 328 N.

Wilson Kimberly, twin boys. Herman Schreiber, Rt. 4, Appleton, girl. Dean Knutson, Rt. 1, Box 56, Hortonville, boy.

Appleton (Appleton Memorial) Ronald Bartman, Black Creek, girl. William Devine, 1005 S. East Appleton, girl. at the University of Wisconsin. He was supervisor of special design millwork at Paine Lumber Co.

for seven years, and was one of the founders of Oshkosh Wood Products and vice president in charge of its operation from 1936-51. The former local postmaster was a member of Fox Valley Society of Industrial Engineers, and had served two years as president of the Wisconsin Chapter of National Association of Postmasters. In the mid-30's, he won the Oshkosh civic award, and founded the citywide boys baseball program, sponsored each year by Oshkosh Elks. He was a former chairman of the Winnebago County Democratic Party. Surviving are his widow, Ann; three children, Mary Ann, Betty Jane and Ray Allan; and two brothers, Frank, Rt.

5, and Loddy, Rt. 2, Oshkosh. The body was taken to Kon-rad Funeral Home. Arrangements for services will be announced later pending word from the son in military service in Arizona. CLASSIFIED SECTION Twin City Homes 93TC Compare Value on This Four bedroom, story.

South Neenah home. Full basement. Garage. Nice location. Reduced to $18,500.

MLS-A291N. SHAFFER REALTY, 722-0147 Roy or Char Realtor M.L.S. Home Builders 93A-TC QUALITY BUILT HOMES BENZ Construction 722-6436 Neenah Automotive "Is YOUR name before publication. I. "Animal For Sale" and "Plant" ads not accepted.

9. Multiple ads not accepted from advertiser. 10. Telephone numbers must be included In ad. 11.

ONLY one ad is allowed per month per family. Animals and Pets 54TC MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS Male, AKC. 11 weeks. Salt and pepper. Ears cropped.

Shots. Phone 739-2874, Household Goods S8TC 1969 SINGER in walnut cabinet. No attachments to buy to zigzag, buttonhole, embroider, etc. 10 years parts guarantee. Only $39.67 or $5 monthly.

No interest. For free home trial call 725-7333 collect. Dealer. Sewing Mochines 61ATC SEWING MACHINES 1968 Singer. Zigzag.

$49. Call collect 1-425-6760. 1969 SEWING MACHINE Slightly used. Zigzag. $38.

Call collect 1-425-6760. Musical Goods 64TC SPINET PIANOS Used. Excellent condition. Reasonably priced. LAUER'S Appleton 500 N.

Richmond 733 89)6 Machinery-Tools 67TC FLOOR SANDER and edger. Abrasives, Commercial. A-l condition. Reasonable. Mike Kutil, 512 N.

9th Manitowoc, Wis. 54220. Phone 1-682-2760. Auction Soles 71TC For Rent 79TC UPPER 1 bedroom apartment in country. Water, lights furnished.

$65. Ph. 836-2839. Real Estate Lots for Sale 87TC MENASHA Lake Crest Drive. Right on the water.

Water payment and laterals all included. Bert Hosterman, Badger High-ways, 722-6448. Twin City Homes 93TC LAKE WINNEBAGO SPACIOUS AND INVITING. Four bedroom home with breathtaking view. Prime location and ultra superior construction of lannon stone and redwood siding.

Features a large living room with fireplace, formal dining room and pecky cypress family room overlooking lake. Oversized major appliances are Important assets in large well planned kitchen. 3 full tiled baths. Partial basement. 2 car garage with automatic doors.

Privacy can be yours in this beautifully landscaped fenced-in yard. Immediate Occupancy. L. LOEHNING Realty 520 S. Commercial Neenah Phone 725-4806 Classified Display Camp.

Trailers 95A-TC 1957 FORD Van camper. Automatic transmission. $125. Can be seen at 871 Airport Road, Menasha. CAMPERS, TRADE WINDS -Prick's Sales, Rentals Service.

Rentals still open. SALE 1 1 Save up to $400. Ph. 725-3854. Motorcycles 96A-TC E'S CYCLE SHOP "The Friendly Service Dealer" Honda and BSA Motorcycles Mini Bikes Sales Service Phone 734-3363 1114 Valley Menasha In Oshkosh Phone 231-7839 Automobiles 99TC 19671j FORD Cortina GT, 2 doors sport sedan, 4 cylinder, 4-speed, bucket seats, console, factory tach.

Gauges, deluxe radio. New white wall tires, 14,800 miles. Cost $2,450 new. Must sell. $1,195.

725-5609. 1964 CHEVY Impala 283 auto. 328A Third Neenah. VOLKSWAGEN R. F.

"Senator" WARE Neenah-Menasha Representative Phone 725-3527 BEHM MOTORS, INC. Phone 739-6146, Appleton 3 I $1.35 S4.U 4 $1.10 I $3.44 i $2.25 $4.30 $780 Additional Information on National and Open Rates on Request CLASSIFIED DEADLINES Tuesday Through Saturday 5.00 P.M. Day Previous Monday, Noon Saturday NEENAH-MENASKA 725-6331 RIPON 748-2765 BERLIN 361-0770 WAUTOMA ST 1-2432 Errors not the fault of the advertisers which clearly lessens the value of the advertisement should be corrected the first day, when one extra corrected insertion will be made without charge. The Daily Northwestern assumes no responsibility for error after the first Insertion. ADVERTISEMENTS SENT IN BY MAIL must be accompanied with cash in full payment.

Count the words carefully and remit In accordance with the above rates. NOTICE The Oshkosh Daily Northwestern Is exercising all precautions to avoid publishing any fraudulent or misleading advertising. However, if any ad appearing in the classified columns of the Daily Northwestern can be proven fraudulent or misleading we would appreciate your informing us immediately. IMPORTANT: Composition costs will be charged, if an ordered ad is canceled before the publication. Winneconne FOR REAL ESTATE OR INSURANCE SERVICE CaP JAMES P.

COUGHLIN Winneconne. Ph. 582-4420 Announcements Card of Thanks ROSS ARNDT WE HEREWITH express heartfelt appreciation for the many tributes received on the death of our husband and father. Special thanks to Advertiser's and Ripon Foods management and employes for starting the memorial fund with generous contributions; to the many organizations, individuals and family friends for memorials, flowers, food and other kindnesses. Mrs.

Ross Arndt, Randy and Larry. "GAUGER- WE WISH to extend our sincere thanks to alt our friends and relatives for their thoughtfulness during our bereavement in the death of our beloved mother and wife, Barbara Gauger, Special thanks to Rev. Reinke. Your kindness will always be gratefully remembered. Larry Gauger and family.

Personals DONNA Haugen please call Susan Blommer or Jo Ingalls, Milwaukee 1-962-2456. OSHKOSH LODGE NO. 27 F81AM. Stated communication second and ff fourth Tuesday of llT each month. Visiting members always welcome.

Stated commu nication Tuesday, Sept. 9, 7:30 p.m. James D. Luft, W.M. Rlch-ard Ohnstad, Secy.

Classified Display BUY and SELL Through Your DAILY NORTHWESTERN CLASSIFIED SECTION Herb Anderson Electrical Work 15 ELECTRIC SHAVERS Parts and repair service. MUELLER-POTTER Drug Stores, Oshkosh, Wis. 927 Oregon St. 235-3650 210 N. Main 235-2980 1218 Oshkosh Ave.

235-3653 Excavcting-Lcndscap. 16 LANDSCAPING, sodding or seeding, fine grading, rototilllng, landscape stone. Free estimates. Ball Prairie Lawn Service. 52-7568.

Painting-Papering 22 HUGO RIESE SONS PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 235-4500 1130 Mt. Vernon St. Heating 23A NORTHERN PROPANE GAS CO. 525 W. Huron Omro Call 685-5510 Roofing 26 A BETTER roof Is applied by ROSS TUCKER.

Roofing, eaves, Insulation, siding. CALL ROSS TUCKER, 231-0600. Upholstery 32 Gordon's Upholstering Service Autos, Furniture Boats 14 Irving Ave. 235-7260 ALWAYS THE FINEST In expert upholstery service. We also sell materials and supplies, LaRose Upholstery, 610 N.

Main, 231-6580. Wotch-Jewelry Rep. 33 PROMPT SERVICE ON ALL WATCH REPAIRS. FINEST WORKMANSHIP ALWAYS AT RODAT JEWELERS 133 N. Main 2319470 Robert C.

Kelly APPLETON Robert C. Kelly, 28, Rt. 1, Kaukauna, died at 3 p.m. Friday. A life resident of the Appleton area, Mr.

Kelly was born in the Town of Ellington Nov. 23, 1940. He had worked four years at the Central Paper Company and had presently been employed at Tuttle Press, Apple-ton. He had served four years with the U.S. Army.

He was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Nicholas Catholic Church, Freedom. He was married April 15, 1963, to the former Renata Alice Kramer. Survivors in addition to the widow are two daughters, Mary and Connie, and two sons, Robert Jr. and Michael, all at home, his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Clement Kelly, Shiocton; seven brothers, Thomas, Patrick, David, James Gene and Clement all of Shiocton; four sisters, Mrs. Glenn Young, Appleton; Rosemary, Carol and Diane, all of Shiocton. Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. Monday at St.

Nicholas Catholic Church, Freedom, with the Rev. Alfred Hietpas officiating. Burial will be in St. Patrick Cemetery, Stephens-ville. Friends may call at the Ellen-becker-Andersen Funeral Home, Appleton, after 3 p.m.

Sunday. The rosary will be prayed at the funeral home at 8 o'clock Sunday evening. James B. Keddell APPLETON James B. Keddell, 81, Golden Age Home, Appleton, died at 12:30 a.m.

today after a short illness. Mr. Keddell was born May 22, 1888, in Merrill, and was a life resident of Appleton. He retired in 1958 from the Giddings and Lewis Machine Company. Surviving are five daughters, Mrs.

Arthur Bobb, Menasha; Mrs. Lester Salm, Appleton; Mrs. Lloyd Kobs, Rt. 1, Apple-ton; Mrs. Lyle Marquardt, Neenah, and Mrs.

Jerry Lauten-schlager, Rt. 2, Shiocton; six sons, James Thomas R. and Clyde, all of Appleton; Donald Menasha, and Floyd Neenah; grandchildren and great-gran d-children. The Rev. Ernest S.

Heeren will officiate at funeral services at 2 p.m. Monday at the Valley Funeral Home, Appleton. Burial will be in Highland Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home from 3 p.m. Sunday until time of service.

Two Rings Are Stolen Two rings worth an estimated $835 were stolen this past week in the burglary of an Oshkosh home. The rings, taken from a bedroom dresser jewelry box, were reported by Edward A. Eberhart as taken from his home at 911 W. Bent Ave. The breakin occurred while he and his family were on vacation this past week.

The theft was discovered when the family returned late Friday afternoon. Missing, police were told, are a platinum ring carrying a three-quarter carat diamond and six smaller diamonds plus a black onyx ring with the initial and a small diamond. The platinum ring alone is worth $750, Eberhart told officers. Entry to the home was apparently gained through windows on a screened-in porch that were left closed but unlocked. Wife Is Granted Divorce Decree Citing a five-year voluntary separation, a divorce decree was granted Friday ending the marriage of Elbert William Wiles, 42, of 516 Waugoo Oshkosh, and Jane M.

Wiles, 32, of 441 Monroe also Oshkosh. The couple was married Aug. 18, 1956, and separated' in September of 1960. The divorce, granted to the wife, was awarded by County Court Judge Herbert J. Mueller.

It was not contested. The decree ended the second marriage for each and affects three children. With Support Unit Builder Construction Appren. John M. Scheinpflug, USN, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Roland Scheinpflg of 1236 Jefferson Oshkosh, is serving at the U. S. Naval Support Activity, Da Nang, Vietnam. NSA Da Nang is the Navy's largest overseas shore command, providing logistic support to more than 190,000 U.

S. and Allied troops throughout the five northernmost provinces of the republic. Jobs for Men 39TC ond Interested Women Industrial Electrician ond Heavy Duty Mechanic BADGER HIGHWAYS CO. Appleton Menasha YOUNG MAN Preferably draft exempt. Mostly clerical work involving scheduling in printing department.

Will train. Call 722-7789. Financial Business Opport. 44TC FOR EXTRA income or fulltime. Raising feeder pigs is good business.

We can help with breeding stock, building help, and financing for any size herd. Future looks good. Write Box S-7, Nee-nah-Menasha Daily Northwestern. SMALL WIG BUSINESS. Reasonably priced.

Must sell before end of month. Write Box T-7, Neenah-Menasha Daily Northwestern. Merchandise Person to Person Classification 50 1C to 53 1C 3 Lines, 7 Days, $2.48 Bargain Counter 50TC FREE courtesy column Non-commercial ads will be inserted under classification 50A for any one item valued at $5 or less without chaigel Offer sublect to cancellation without notice. NOTICE Courtesy Column Users. Please report any discrepancies prlcewise or otherwise to the Dally Northwestern Classified Department nearest you.

Where prices are higher than quoted or there are other misuses, the ad will be removed, advertiser charged with the number of insertions at the regular earned rate and all further use of the FREE Courtesy Column will be refused to the advertiser. RULES 1. Any item is subect to acceptance standards set by this newspaper. 2. Each ad Is restricted to 3 lines.

3. Only ONE Item accepted at $5 or less. 4. Price of article must be stated In ad. 5.

Ads will run 8 days without charge. 6. Ads must be canceled is toon as results are obtained. 1. Courtesy Column ads must be sent In before 2 p.m.

the day Classified Display Raymond Novotny, 67, Oshkosh postmaster for 32 years until retiring April 20, 1968, was pronounced dead on arrival today at 8 a.m. at Mercy Hospital, where he had been taken from his home. Under his supervision, the local post office was one of a few that was able to operate within the budget and turn back to the government as much as' $1 million at the end of a fiscal year. While acting as liaison between the Post Office Department in Washington, D. Ray Novotny and local he studied the expanding role for postal service and had drawn up basic plans to consider in a planned postal facility at i 1 1 a County Airport.

He was instrumental in having Oshkosh designated as a sectional center to serve 55 other offices, and he worked with the regional office in developing a parcel post annex here as one of the first in the country which resulted in use of the ZIP code July 1, 1963. Mr. Novotny served as state assemblyman for Oshkosh from 1933-36, was a member of the assembly's finance committee and minority leader in 1935. He was born in Jenikov, Czechoslovakia, on July 31, 1902, and was married in Neenah on Jan. 7, 1933, to Ann Wicinske.

A graduate of Oshkosh High School, he completed two years of residence in civil engineering Michael McGlynn Michael P. McGlynn, 27, of 1935 Oak was pronounced dead on arrival today at 2 a.m. at Mercy Hospital, where he had been taken from his home. He had been earlier hospitalized with a bronchial infection. He was born in Milwaukee on July 14, 1942, and was married in Wheeling, 111., to Maryellen Williams on June 12, 1965.

Mr. McGlynn came to Oshkosh in October 1968, and was an account executive for Geer-Murray, Inc. He was a member of St. Peter Catholic Church, Big Brothers and Oshkosh Community YMCA. A gtaduate of Loyola University, he was a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity.

Surviving are his widow, Maryellen; two daughters, Megan and Colleen, one son, Patrick Michael, at home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGlynn, Palentine, a grandmother, Mrs. Edward Fes-er, De Pere; four brothers and one sister. Friends may call at Fiss Bills Funeral Home Sunday from 6-9 p.m.

Prayer service will bs held at 7:30 p.m. Arrangements for further service in Chicago will be made later. Neenah-Menasha Henry G. Hein MENASHA Henry G. Hein, 70, of 308 Lisbon Menasha, died at Theda Cark Memorial Hospital Friday morning.

A resident of Menasha for 30 years, Mr. Hein was born in Sherwood Oct. 14, 1898. He retired from American Can Company in 1964. Survivors are the widow, Viola; a daughter, Mr.

Lewis Neimuth, Rt. 1, Larsen; a son, Lt. (j.g.) Lee C. Hein, Charleston Naval Base, Charleston, S.C.; one brother, William, Milwaukee, and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m.

Tuesday at the Laemmrich Funeral Home, Menasha, with the Very Rev. Msgr. Aloysius Trzebialowski officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m.

Monday at the Funeral home, where the rosary will be prayed at 8 Monday evening. A memorial fund is being A K) i "CALL AN EXPERT" THE DAILY NORTHWESTERN SERVICE DIRECTORY OFFERING DAILY UP TO THE MINUTE NEWS ABOUT LOCAL BUSINESS SERVICES Announcements In Memoriam 2TC LEST WE FORGET the loving memory of those who are no longer with us and our families, our "Memoriam Service" Is available through the Want-Ad Department. For assistance In preparing a Memoriam notice and costs call 725-6331 and ask for the Classified Department. A competent ad taker will help you prepare a suitable and proper message. Employment Looking for Work? Wisconsin Fair Employment Law prohibits discrimination In employment because of sex, except where the nature of the work provide valid reasons for hiring only men or women.

Questions should be directed to the Wisconsin Equal Rights Division, Box 2209, Madison 53702. Help Wanted advertisements are arranged for the convenience of 'eaders. Read the offerings In both the MALE and FEMALE classifications for lobs requiring your qualifications. Job far Women 38TC and Interested Men EXPERIENCED SECRETARIES WANTED BY KIMBERLY CLARK CORPORATION An equal opportunity employer General Offices Neenah, Wisconsin Must be proficient In shorthand and typing. Salary commensurate with experience.

Excellent fringe benefits. Contact your local Wisconsin State Employment Service NEED HELP? Homemaker aides available for nursing care, home care, housekeeping, child care, and elderly care. Part time or full time. Call HOMEMAKERS, Inc. 739-2666 or 233-2080 NURSE for Generalized Public Health Program.

Contact Mary Ann Werner, City Hall, Neenah. Jobs for Men 39TC ond Interested Women YOUNG MAN Preferably draft exempt. Printing ink color matching and mixing. Will train. Permanent.

Fringe benefits. Call 722-7789. Classified Display TO PLACE A PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD Just Dial 725-6331 FEATURED SERVICE OF THE DAY Mrs. Lillian Spranger WAUTOMA Mrs. Lillian Spranger, Rt.

2, Wautoma, died Aug. 7, 1969, at Wautoma Community Hospital. Survivors include her husband, Carl Spranger; daughters, Mrs. Stanley Walker, Milwaukee; stepdaughters, Mrs. Baldwin Maranonte, Mrs.

Darrel Batt, and Mrs. Louis Gaus, all of Milwaukee; sons, Jack Gill, West Allis, and Tom Gill, Milwaukee; and sister, Mrs. Joseph Maher, Milwaukee. Mrs. Spranger had 25 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.

Funeral services will be on Monday, Aug. 11, at St. Augustine's Church with burial in Holy Sepulcher Cemetery, Milwaukee. Friends and relatives may call at Scheuerell and Son Funeral Home, 2433 Kinnic, Milwaukee, from 4 to 9 p.m. Sunday.

Parish vigil will be held at 7 p.m. Charles Bantleon WEYAUWEGA -Charles Bantleon, 76, of Rt. 2, Wey-auwega, died Friday at his home after an illness of six months. Mr. Bantleon was born on Feb.

15, 1893, in Weyauwega, and spent his entire life in Weyauwega. He had been a nursery employe and was a veteran of World War I. He is survived by two brothers, Fred, Flasher, N.C.; and William of Pine City, four sisters, Florence and Betty of Weyauwega; Mrs. Ethel Wallington and Mrs. Edward Baranowski, both of Toledo, Ohio.

Funeral services will be held at the Harrigan Funeral Home, Weyauwega, at 2 p.m. Sunday, with the Rev. DeLoyd Huenink officiating. Burial will be in the Oakwood Cemetery, y-auwega. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m.

Saturday and there will be graveside military rites conducted by the Arndt-Burley American Legion post No. 176 on Sunday. Appleton Herman F. Timm APPLETON Herman F. Timm, 77, of 444 Paul Combined Locks, died at 12:15 a.m.

today following a lingering illness. Mr. Timm, an Appleton resident most of his life, was born March 9, 1892, in the Town of Center. He was a member of St. Paul Lutheran Church, Appleton.

He had been employed for 25 years at Lawrence University, and for the past seven years had been custodian at St. Paul Lutheran Church. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. James Dake, Combined Locks, and Mrs. Robert Lueck, Appleton; three sons Raymond and Earl, both of Appleton, and Marvin, Neenah; one brother, William, Appleton; two sisters, Mrs.

Charles Sachs, Seymour, and Mrs. Elsie Schultz, Appleton; 16 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. The Rev. F. M.

Brandt will officiate at funeral services at St. Paul Lutheran Church at 2 p.m. Monday. Interment will be in the Greenville Lutheran Cemetery. Friends may call at the Wich-mann Funeral Home, Appleton, from 3 p.m Sunday until 9:30 a.m.

Monday, and then at the church until the hour of 'service. YOU'LL BE PLEASED when you see how little it costs to hove us clean your carpets ond furniture. Free estimates! Anderson Floor Service Dial 231-8060 OPEN HOUSE SEE MODEL HOME SUNDAY 2 to 5 P.M. DIRECTIONS: Toke Highway 114 out of Neenah to Menasha, continue on 114 to vVaverly Corners then North on Hwy. 10 to County Trunk Watch for our signs 3n South Oneida (Hwy.

10). Appliance Repair 9 ASSURE yourself of service when you purchase your next appliance or TV Kossel's have serviced their products Admiral, Hoover, Maytag, Tappan for 34 years Kossel's, 1120 Oregon St. 2314940. Automobile Repair 10 A-l TUNE UP Brakes and Tires F-N 66 SERVICE Cecil Commercial Neenah pnonl 7JJ-39J1 BRAKE work, electrical racing equipment. Jim Bleuer's Auto Service, 15A W.

7th Ave. 235-368, EXPERT body and mechanical work. 20 years experience. BILL'S ZEPHYR SERVICE, 3219 Algoma Blvd. 235-9592.

FOR all your service needs, stop at BADGER OLDSMOBII.E. 700 N. Main, Phone 235-2202. Home Improvement 1 1 A Edward fid Enterprises, Inc. Complete Home Improvement Service 144 High 233 lilt Carpet-Floor Service 12 Famous Brand Carpets Linoleum, Floor and Wall Tile Sold and Installed by SEGOR BROTHERS CO.

688 N. Mam 235 2690 NOW IS THE PERFECT TIME to have your rugs and upholstery cleaned. We are last, efficient and experienced. CALL TODAY I Anderson Floor Service Residential 231 8060 Commercial A PERSON TO PERSON WANT AD of this size will cost only 50c for one day. Call 235-700.

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