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Delivered On RFD April 22, 1957 The LA CRCSSE TRIBUNE, La Crosse, Wisconsin Saturday, April 20, 1957 Page 5 OUT OUR WAY If J. R. WILLIAMS DAILY RECORDS TRI-STATE DEATHS to Ruuds Dm; Store at 12U and Jackson streets. Apnl IS, 2.37 grass Ere in vicinity of Texaco Oil Co. dock at Islani and Milwaukee streets.

April 18, 3:03 p.m., wrecker Lottie Anderle and Mrs. Henry Otto; one son, Louis, all cf To-! mah. used to pull fire engine from sand i after it became stuck at grass fire Mass m3liiern kW at at Island and Milwaukee streets. jSt Josephs Catholic church Mou-Apnl 13. 3:10 p.m., marsh fcreay for John D.

ORri-on Lang drive west of the radio en, 69. who died Wednesday at his a I V. T. St WAUKOX, Iowa (Special) A Army Office Reports 4 Enlistments Four enlistments, three of them for Company C. 99SU Engineer Battalion of La Crosse, have been reported by the United States Army Recruiting Station, 208 Federal Bldg.

Sworn in April 16 at Minneapo-lia were Thomas L. Sanderson, son of George E. Sanderson, Princeton, and Mrs. Cecilia M. Rogers, 1528 La Crosse La Crosse; Gerald N.

Hendrickson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Hendrickson, 2726 Onalaska and Elmer J. Provancha, 6154 Shelby St, son of Elmer Provancha and Mrs.

Bernice Sikora, both of whose addresses are unknown. The three enlisted in the engineer unit with Sanderson and Hendrickson slated to begin six months active duty June 16. Provancha also will begin his active duty in the next few months. Signed up under the reserve program and scheduled for two years active duty was Norman P. Nelson, whose wife, Ruby, and two children, William and Norman, live at 326 N.

7th St. He enlisted April 10 and was sent to Camp Chaffee, Ark. WKBT CHANNEL 8 SATURDAY 5:00 Ozark Jubilee 5:30 Ozzie and Harriet 6:00 Lawrence rOLICE COURT La Crosse: Myron Anderson, 26, of 2326 S. 31st St, speeding. 810.

Gilman Aspenson, 33, of 624 Jackson speeding, $13. LaVerne Aumock, 23, Onalaska, speeding, 810. Darryl Becker, 19, of 940 Ferry SL, speeding. 813. Ervin Calms, 21.

of 617 Liberty speeding, 810. David Blackdeer, Onalaska, illegal muffler, 83 or three days in the County JaiL Arthur Clements. 21, of R. 1, La Crosse, speeding, 810. Marion Dunn, 30, of 3104 S.

27th speeding (55 in 25 mph zone), 813. Arlyn Flatten, 18, Dakota, improper brakes, $15, and failure to have vehicle under proper control, $15. Arthur Haas, 58, Onalaska, going through stop and go sign, $5. Ted Hanson, 51, of 1333 Winnebago speeding, $10. Roland Hough, 20, of 1916 Charles speeding, $10.

John Krey, 25, Onalaska, speeding, $10. Edgar Johnson, 42, of 1324 Mississippi going through stop sign $5. Charles Olson, 54, of 123 S.Tth going through stop sign, $5. Dean Peterson, 26, of 521 S. 14th speeding, $10.

Ruby Ringhand, 29, R. 1, La Crosse, going through stop sign, $5. Mrs. Lloyd Rogers, 28, Onalaska, driving without a license, $10. George Severson, 46, Onalaska, speeding, $10.

Palmer Shumway, 38, of 93 Copeland going through red light, $5. Robert Waller, 28, of -1504 S. 30th speeding, $10. Dick Wateski, 19, of 211 Avon speeding, $10. Charles Alligood, 22, of 529 S.

4th speeding in 25 mph zone), $15. Lawrence Sweeney, 40, of 618 Jackson drunk driving, $100 and license revoked for one year. PROBATE COURT Whitehall, Chester Thompson was appointed executor of the estate of Jens Thompson, deceased, without bond, in probate court before Judge A. L. Twesme Tuesday.

Emil Pierzina was appointed administrator of the estate of Peter J. Pierzina, deceased, with bond fixed at $1,500. Adjudication of no claims filed yj kuutua iucu 7:00 Jackie Gleason Show 8:00 Gale Storm Show 8:30 Hey, Jeannie! New Piggly-Wiggly Store For Viroqua VIROQUA, Wis. (Special) Construction of a new Piggly-Wiggly Store in Viroqua, estimated to cost will get underway May 1, acccrdirg to Manager John Arkulary. Located north of Bennett law o.Txe on North Main St.

the building is to be constructed of brick and liie-block and will be 62 by 110 feet Six thousand spare feet of floor space is designed and there will be six aisles and four checkout counters. Magic doors open when approached into a spacious vestibule and waiting room. Packages may be left in the vestibule while the customer gets his car. Driving up to the entrance, the customer flashes the card number, furnished for the shopper and tie correct package will be brought to the car. Ample space for parking is provided.

Idaho Woman Seeks Data About Family Mrs. Edna Martha Sullivan White, 1717 Cleveland St, Boise, Idaho, is trying to contact descendants of her great-grandfather, I. P. Freeman, or of her grandfather, John Percy Freeman. She would like to hear from anyone having information pertaining to this family.

MARRIAGE LICENSES La Crosse: Richard C. Washburn, 721 Powell and Carol A. Jerome, 807 St. James to be married April 27 in La Crosse. Sparta, Wis.

Richard LeRoy Pollack and Anna Mae Abbott, Little Falls. Artlnr H. Rediske and Marcella L. Hehn, Portland. David L.

Murray, Glendale, and Eugenia L. Sullivan, Kendall Frederick J. Frei, Byron, and Joan L. Anderson, Tomah. Waukon, Iowa: George Drager, Hereford, Texas, and Margaret McCarthy, La Crosse.

New Villa, now booking Easter Sunday dinner reservations. Dial 2-1435. Yehles have a nice selection of Easter plants, cut flowers i and corsages. Yehles Green-1 house, 1831 George St. Phone 4-1857.

Redecorating? Economize! You always save at the Economy Paint Wallpaper 309 Pearl St. Smorgasbord Easter Sunday, 12-8 P.M. Carls Cerise Club. Enjoy our home cooked food. New lower prices.

Rialto Cafe. 512 Main. tower. April 18. 3.33 p.m., marsh fire north of the wading pool in My-rick Park.

Apnl 18, 3:43 p.m., grass and marsh fire at north end of Miller street on Green Island. April 18, 5 p.m., marsh fire north of Myriek Park. April 18, 5:30 p.m., box alarm for marsh fire which started at Myrick Park. April 18, 5:36 p.m., marsh fire south Indian Hill and at the radio tower south of La Crosse River. POLICE AMBULANCES La Crosse: April 18, 8:14 p.m., Mrs.

Otto Brenengen, 39, of 1004 Vine was taken to Lutheran Hospital. April 19, 8:57 a.m., O. J. Thomp- son, 84, of 820 S. 8th was taken to La Crosse Hospital COUNTY COURT La Crosse: Charles W.

Kish, 23, of 2505 S. 26th speeding (40 in 25 zone), Ingvar Overbo, 46, R. 3, Viro- qua, only one license plate, $3 bond forfeited. Ellsworth Erickson, 31 of 21024 Adams driving without a h- cee- Donald Schulze, 22, of 1421 S. 20th improper muffler, $10.

Robert Langel, 21, of 6114 Charles St ooeratine an unreins- tered vehicle, $3. Karnes D. Knobloch, 32, R. 1, speeding (80 at night), $40 bond forfeited. Leland C.

Foster, 48, Viroqua, LvlduQ wSbv.1 Oj VlIUVUfl battering and causing bodily harm to Ella K. Hansen, R. 3. Viroqua, 30 days in County Jail. CIRCUIT COURT La Crosse: Marvin Reinhart, 17, Vicks Ca- bin Court, burglary of Superior 400 his family who live in Tomah Lloyd Smith, Beloit, also 9:00 George 9:30 Hit Parade 10:00 Late News 10:10 Sports Final 10:15 Channel WKTY WCCO 580 ABC 830 CBS Thete radio program are published as a servlet to readers, at no -tharga to broadcasters who are responsible tor accuracy of the listings.

MRS. JENTIE NAYLOR TCMAH, Wa. (SpeciaD-lts. Jenfce Naylor, died at' Tomah Friday morning. Funeral arrangements are pending.

Friends may call White's Funeral Home in Tomah. WILLIAM GAVIN WAUKON, Wis. (Special) William Gavin, 85, died at a local hospital Wednesday. Graveside services were to be held at St Mary's Cemetery in Hanover Township Saturday and a Mass of Requiem will be held at St. Mary's Church Monday at 9 a.m.

Mr. Gavin was born on a farm in Hanover Township June 10, 1872, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gavin. His wife, the former Mary Byrnes, died several years ago.

He is survived by a daughter, Sister M. Eulalia, Whitemore, five grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren; three brothers, Joseph and Stephen, Waukon, and Andrew, Monona and three sisters, Mrs. Daniel Curtion, Waukon, and Andrew, Monona and three sisters, Mrs. Daniel Curtion, Waukon, Mrs. Kate Regan, Elma, and Mrs.

Nora Harrison, Chicago. MAURICE H. FOSSUM WAUKON, Iowa (Special)-Maurice H. Fossum, a former resident of Allamakee County, died at St. Paul, where he had lived for the past 30 years.

He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fossum, pioneer settlers of Allamakee County. He was bom April 20, 1892, and was unmarried. He is survived by a brother, Lyman, Bagley, two aunts, Mrs.

Arthur Gilbertson and Mrs. Alfred Bergh, Waukon; and two uncles, Otto Fossum, Waukon, and Henry Fossum, La Crosse. Solve Nickel Mystery PHILADELPHIA (JV-Tellers at the Germantown branch of the Western Saving Fund Society wont be troubled with counting nickels deposited by John E. Anderson Jr. any more.

He was arrested by police and charged with robbing parking meters. Anderson, 29, turned in $195 in nickels at the savings bank just last month. He had 2,000 more in his room awaiting deposit. Losses Reported A bicycle license plate and a wallet were reported to police as being lost in the city Friday. John McKenna, 2532 Edgewood PI, reported the lost license, number 4524.

Marjorie W. Lang, 14034 Livingston told police she lost her red leather wallet, probably in the alley at the rear of Doerflingers about 8:30 p.m. It contained $3.35 cash and personal papers. Closes On Sunday The La Crosse Public Library, 8th and Main will be closed on Sunday, April 21, in observance of Easter, according to an announcement by Miss Gertrude 1 R. Thurow, City Librarian.

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Eeffel Anger as a director and approval of an employes deferred payment profit sharing plan were highlights of the 23th annual meeting of First Eank Stock Cap. April 17 in Minneapolis. Represented in person or by proxy at the meeting was over 71 per cent of the corporations stock. The profit sharing plan calls for the setting aside in a trust fund each year of a small percentage of the profits of die corporation and its affiliates for the ultimata benefit of employes. Joseph H.

Colman, First Bank Stock Corp. president, stated that it is believed the plan will assist in securing and retaining personnel of high quality and provide strong incentives to make more profits. The Batavian National Bank of La Crosse is affiliated with First Bank Stock Corp. Colman reviewed the corporation's operations for 1956 which reached new highs in deposits, loans and net operating earnings. He stated consolidated net operating earnings for the first three months of 1957 were $2,920,944.

This is equivalent to 84 cents per share on the 3,479,155 shares of stock outstanding on March 31, 1957, and compares with 80 cents per share on the 3,466,044 shares outstanding on March 31, 1956. vS Vj Heffelfinger, president of Van Dusen Harrington, division of F. H. Peavey and Minneapolis grain firm, was elected a director to succeed George W. P.

Hef-felfinger, who withdrew due to the press of other business. He will continue, however, as a director of First National Bank of Minneapolis. Ail other directors were re-elected. Immediately following the stockholders meeting, directors met and 'declared a dividend of 40 cents per share on outstanding capita! stock payable June 10 to stockholders of record at the close of business May 17. This is the 78th dividend to be paid without interruption since the corporations founding in 1929.

PROTECT A YOUR FURS 4 STORAGE REPAIRING CLEANING Wisconsin Division Welk Show Gobel Show 8 Theater WKBH WLDL 1410 NBC 1400 MBS Saturday, April 20, 1957 year. The minimum wage rates are set for various types of construction work and are based on prevailing rates. The approved min-imums are binding on private contractors who bid for state highway construction projects. Oil 3 Copeland sentenced to not more than five years in Green Bay State Reformatory. COUNTY COURT Sparta, Oliver McCumber, Tomah, had his probation revoked and was ordered to serve his original sentence of one to two years at Wau-v, on a non-support charge.

He was entered in the estates of was charged with non-support for Chris Borrebek and George Bueh ler Muir, deceased. uum wvvtaacut JOHN D. O'BRIEN farm borne near Waukon Junction. Graveside services were to be hed at St. Joseph's Cemetery, Taylor Township Saturday afternoon, with Martin Brothers cf Waukon in charge.

Mr. O'Brien was bora in Taylor Township Feb. 18, 1388, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John OBri- en.

He spent a portion of his young manhood in North Dakota, return- ing here about 30 years ago. He has since been employed at a service station. He was unmarried and is survived by a brother, Walter of Rockford, 111. HILMER P. HANSON VIROQUA, Wis.

(Special) Hil-mer P. Hanson, 58, operator of a service station on U.S. Highway 14, south of Viroqua, died -fit a Viroqua hospital Friday after a short illness. Funeral services will be conducted by the Rev. L.

K. Mader at the Retreat Methodist Church Monday at 2 p.m. and burial will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call at the Qualy Elvers FuneraI Home Sunday emoon and evening. Hanson, the son of Mr.

and Mrs Jens HaiJn was in the town of Whitestown, Vernon County, July 11, 1898. He is sur ed Us ee Mrs Norraa Dean SeJrmour. Mrs. Helen Bidwell and Miss Mardell, Baraboo; two sons, Howard, De Soto and Raymond Viroqua, and nine grandchildren. Friends may call at the Qualy- Elvers uneral Home Sunday aft ernooi rier, died at a Sparta hospital Thursday night.

Funeral services will be held at Lanhams Mortuary Monday at 2 p.m. The Rev. Paid B. White will officiate and burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary Sunday afternoon and evening.

Mr. Rhodes is survived by one daughter, two step sons and two step daughters. JOSEPH L. KAPAS SPARTA, Wis. (Special) Joseph L.

Kapas, 46, died at a Sparta hospital Thursday night. The family recently moved to this area. Kapas was employed at the Tomah Veterans Hospital. Funeral services will be conducted by the Rev. L.

B. Keegan Monday at 9 a.m. at St. Patricks was one of six children. rens; 23 grandchildren, 34 great grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.

Sarah Moseley is the last of her immediate family to survive. She MRS. MICHAEL ANDERLE TOMAH, Wis. (Special) Mrs. Michael Anderle, 93, died at her home at 808 Woodard Ave.

Thursday. Funeral services will be held Monday, April 22, at 9 a.m. at St. Mary Catholic Church, the Rev. Fr.

Francis Mulligan offi ciating. Burial will be in St. Vf a ramalaaai Marys Catholic Cemetery, Survivors sre: two daughters, GLASS TABLE TOPS CUT TO ORDER Dont let anything scratch ct mar your table topi Well cut a new glass to exact size at a reasonable price. Call us now, Ph. 2-3831 JOHNSON CO.

315 Fifth Ave. So. MADISON W) An Industrial Commission hearing Thursday on minimum wage rates for state highway construction caused little discussion and no opposition from either labor or contractor groups. The law provides that the In NOTICE CHICKEN LITTLE PAPPY'S 11 Be CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY lo give our employees an opportunity lo spend thli Holy Dsy with their families. BUSINESS NOTES TREMPEALEAU, Wis.

(Special) The Trempealeau Lumberyard, which has been owned by the Central Lumber Co. of Stillwater, for the past 37 years, has changed hands. The new owners are David Brunkow and his son, Willard. The firm was purchased from Cooper and Graves by the Central Lumber Co. on Jan.

1, 1920. Managers during those 37 years have included S. B. Slaughter, George Wilson, Grant Fahl, Kenneth Beardsley, James Keefe and Joe Hunter, the present manager. The new owners have been operating a saw mill at Trempealeau since 1944 and assumed ownership of the lumberyard April 1.

It will be known as Brunkows Lumberyard and will stock hardware, paint and coal as well as lumber. John Wood, who has been one of Brunkows assistants in the saw mill will manage the retail operations. Hunters plans for the future are indefinite. NORWALK, w7s. (SpeciaD-Mr.

and Mrs. Faye McCracken have sold their grocery store to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hyatt. The new owners took possession this week, succeeding the McCrackens, who had been in business for about 15 years.

The Hyatts formerly farmed in the area. MABEL, Minn. (Special) The new Hagen Lumber Co. is located just off Highway 44 at the east edge of Mabel. It was built by Knute Hagen, owner.

One of the largest real estate transactions of its kind in the Midwest, involving the sale of 100 homes in Joliet, 111., for more than one million dollars, has been announced by Romy Hammes, well known Kankakee, 111., businessman who is a native of La Crosse and who started his business career in an auto dealership. Contracts for the homes, part of a 500-home Marycrest community development in Joliet, were sold to a Chicago financial institution for $1,096,979.91, Hammes said. Also included in the Joliet Marycrest area, opened about four years ago, is a huge shop-ping center, now in operation, 8nd a two-story professional building with 100 offices, now nearing completion. Hammes, who still maintains many close ties with La Crosse, developed the first Marycrest housing and shopping center area in Kankakee about 10 years ago. He also operates a Marycrest business and shopping center in South Bend, and has developed a Marycrest project in Las Vegas, Nev.

Walter Dietz, president of the Electrolux America's largest vacuum cleaner manufacturer, has extended an invitation to several local representatives and their wives to bis guests at the annual Electrolux parade of success and sales meetings to be held at New Yorks Waldorf-Astoria Hotel beginning April 28. The following local representatives and their wivts were invited to New York: Manager and Mrs. C. A. Bledsoe, Mr.

and Mrs. Forrest Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Tovsen. SPARTA, Wis.

(Special) John J. Roehrer of Bangor has been engaged as sales supervisor for Sun-Drop of Sparta, according to an announcement made by Walt Marshall, proprietor. Roehrer was district sales manager for the Heileman Brewing Co. of Lt Crosse for six years. Flan Benefit Dance For Anderson Family LA CRESCENT, Minn.

(Special) -Eighth graders of The Crucifixion School sre sponsoring a dance for teenagers Monday, April 22 at the school hall Proceeds will benefit the family of Mrs. Alvelds Anderson, which suffered a loss of Us possessions in a recent fire. ie, Warrens, and Harlan, War Catholic Church. Burial will be in the Catholic Cemetery. Friends may call at Lanhams Mortuary Sunday afternoon and evening.

MRS. JOHN MOSELEY TOMAH, Wis. (Special) Mrs. John (Sarah) Moseley, 96, died April 18 at a Sparta hospital. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 p.m.

at the Warrens Baptist Church with the Rev. Lawrence Janssen officiating. Friends may call at White's Funeral Home Friday evening until noon Monday, when she will lie in state at the Warrens Baptist Church from 1 until the time of service. Sarah Musson Moseley was born at Oconomowoc, Feb. 25, 1861, the daughter of Demara and George Musson.

She grew up in the Kirby neighborhood and lived on a farm south of Warrens. She was married to John D. T. Moseley on Sept. 30, 1383, and seven children were born.

One child preceded her in death, in infancy. Her husband, John, died 41 years ago. She is survived by six children, two daughters, Mrs. Leeds (Gayle) Arity, Tomah, Mrs. Emil (Thelma) Schroeder, Warrens; three sons, Harry, Sparta, Arch Judgment allowing final account brought in for failure to comply and assigning estate, with no tax with a non-support sentence, had due, was entered in the estate of Ws probation extended Peter Gandyra, deceased.

Certificate of termination of joint tenancy, with no tax due, was entered in the estate of Harry R. Hayter, deceaased. JUSTICE COURT" Whitehall, Earl A. Hillesbiem, Kellog, forfeited a deposit of $17 on a speeding charge by not appearing before P. M.

Paulson here. He was found guilty. Fine was fixed at $10 and costs at $7. Frank Fitzsimons of Onalaska, Ethel Lskey of Trempealeau, Mrs. Art Sletteland of Holmen and Donald Myseth of Winona also forfeited $17 deposits on speeding charges.

The driver's license of Roger Felton, 17, R. 1, Eleva, was revoked for six months when he pleaded guilty to reckless driving and unlawful destruction of public property. The temporary learning permit of Thomas Pride, 17, Osseo, was revoked for 30 days on a charge of driving alone at night on this permit and for reckless driving. Max Pietsch, Winona, pleaded guilty to driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor, driving without a legal license, and leaving the scene of an accident where personal injuries had occurred. He was sentenced to fines of $100 on the first count and $50 each on the other two, plus $6.95 costs.

Cornelius Sobotta, Winona, pleaded guilty to driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor and was sentenced to a $100 fine and $6.95 costs, or 60 days in jail. James R. Conway, La Crosse, failed to appear on a speeding charge. Eighteen traffic arrests made by Officer Maurice Scow April 14 in the Village of Trempealeau were heard by Justice A. C.

Foster at Arcadia this week. Fifteen of the charges were for-speeding, made against Louis Amundson, Arthur Berg, Richard S. Wing, Clair Carrier, Leo P. Schaula, William B. Spears and Dalbert Buckmiller of La Crosse, Del Clawson, B.

T. Kramer and Wendell Larson of Winona, I Memorial Hospital Lutheran Hospital April 18, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Blyden Skogen, 1217 Weston St. (Caroline Amundson) April 18, son to Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Haase, R. 1, Bangor. (Margaret Evelyn Kemp) April 18, daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Harry G. Cogell, 13024 Mississippi St. (Carol Rene Tor-kleson) April 18, son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kingsbury, R.

2, Harmony, Minn. (Eulah Arlene Ferden) St. Ann's Hospital April 17, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.

Juan, 1820 S. 19th St. (Helen Murphy) April 17, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Mark D.

Hill, La Crescent. (Janice LaFleur) April 18, son to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon J. Eschelweck, 2211 E.

Ave. So. -'Jean Buck) April 19, son to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E.

Sacia, Galesville. (Beverly Olson) April 19, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Roberts, 635 N.

4th Onalaska. (Naomi Trus-soni) Grandview Hospital April 11, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCurdy, R. R.

1, Houston, Minn. (Janet Herman- son) April 12, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Nimrno, 313 21st St.

(Goria Vingers) April 12, son to Mr. and Mrs Robert W. Dunn, 3104 S. 27th St (Marion Kohlhaus) April 12, daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Russel Lahue, 2804 Leonard St. (Betty Underdahl) April 14, son to Mr. and Mrs. Myron L. Erickson, 226 S.

14th St. Gwen Strangstalien) April 17, son to Mr, and Mrs. Roger LaRue, 403 West Ave. S. (Patricia Ramlet) Bakersfield, Calif.

April 12, daughter, Kathryn a. am WKBT TV TOPICS ARDIS WELLS and her Ranch Girls, an all-girl band from Mmneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota, and Brenda Lee, the little girl singer with the great big voice, will be featured by Red Foley on the Ozark Jubilee at five oclock this afternoon. 5:30 another chuckle-bright Nelson family adventure with Ozzie and Harriet. WKBT IN THE ALPS, with appropriate scenic effects and features the popular young Lennon Sisters, will be one of the production numbers tonight on the Lawrence Welk Show, P.M.

Plus, of course, the usual great variety of melodies and novelty tunes presented each Saturday evening by the Champagne Music-Makers! WKBT VT'H Kramdens and the Nortons managed to survive the African jungle but how the jungle survived our capering couples is another question! In any event, and nothing daunted, our touring contest winners continue to sing and dance their way around the world-tonight from seven to eight oclock on the Jackie Gleason Show! WKBT PROM SOCIAL DIRECTOR TO ELOCUTION TEACHER It seems like quite an impressive assignment for Susanna Pomeroy until she learns that her first pupil is to be Captain Huxleys far-from-cooperative Mynah bird! Board the S.S. Ocean Queen at eight oclock for laughs, and for Gale Storms Show: Oh! Susanna. WKBT A FORTUNE COOKIE starts Scottish immigrant Jeannie MacLennan (pert Jeannie Carson) on the rocky road to fortune a devious road which finds the Highland Lass as part owner of a Chinese restaurant! Enjoy the fun on Hey, Jeannie! this evening at 8:30. WKBT WHEN IT COMES TO GEORGE GOBEL, his home lifes just like everyone elses only more so! Its the slight and artistic exaggeration which emphasizes the rare humor of everyday happenings! Tonight, Jeff Donnell, the TV wife of Lonesome George, visits the George Gobel Show at nine oclock. WKBT EASTER Is tonight's theme on Your Hit Parade (9:30 P.M.), Dorothy Collins and Snooky Lanson are a happy duo as they parade to the extra, Would You Like to Take A Walk? When You Wish Upon A Star provides a romantic motif for the Daricers.

Giscle MacKcnzlc, Russell Arms, the Hit Paraders, Raymond Scott and his orchestra inject the proper Easter interpretation Into the Top Seven Survey Songs of the Week, WKBT WEEKEND NEWS AND WEATHER, ten oclock. The Sports Corner, 10:10 P.M. -WKBT- PvblliKwd punvtnt to $. 1W.08, SubMdmn 1, of tho Wisconsin Stotvtos. MISSISSIPPI VALLEY PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY INCOME ACCOUNT From Jpnusry 1, 1956 to December 31, 1956 T.l Corporal Income Minn sol Division Operating Revenues Operating Expenses (Excluding Tsxes and Depreciation) Depreciation Income Taxes Total Operating Revenue -8 438.321.30 348,389.58 $9,431.72 (2,590.22) Net Operating Revenue Other Income Gross Income 435,731.08 Income Deductions: Interest on Long Term 109,375.00 Other Interest Charges 1, 175.71 Miscellaneous Income Deductions 3,34147 Total Income Deduction 113,892.13 Net Income.

321,838 90 Tomah. "Is. Apr: daughter to Dr. and Mrs. u.uyton Weston, New Lisbon.

i Evelyn Lee) April 16, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Miles Connor, R. 2, Kendall. (Joan Schumann) April 17, daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Arlen Kahl, New Lisbon. I (Karen Zahnle) i April 17, son to Mr. and Mrs. Garland Behrens, Tomah.

(Patricia Ostermick) NOTICE! We Will Be CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY MAX'S MERCHANDISE MART On the Causeway CONDENSED BALANCE SHEET -December 31, 1 Assets: Utility riant Investment and Fund Accounts Current and Accrued Asset Deferred Debits Liabilities: 9,560.353 60 Capital Stock 1 Premium on Capital 117,671.11 Stock Capital Surplus 535.009 46 Earned Surplus 117,212.48 Long Term Dcbt. 2,649,500 00 546.215.05 84.9UO.OO 513,404 62 3,460,000.00 Current and Accrued Liabilities 655.084 18 Deferred Credits 67.627.59 Reserves 2,311,523.46 Contribution in Aid of Construction 4l.991.0T Roger A. Marwill of Galesville, Adolph A. Baker Jr. cf Arcadia, Lester Moen of Blair, Harold Andre of Dodge and Frank Reuter of Waumandce.

Fines of $10 and $6.95 were imposed. Howard Christenson, Blair, was fined $10 and $6.95 costs for hauling too heavy a load on a banned highway. Sylvester Kamrowski, Arcadia, reckless driving, wss fined $15 and $6.95 costs. Warren Bergerson, Ettrlck, was sentenced to a $20 fine and $0.95 costa on charges of driving without a license on his vehicle and without a driver's license. FIRES April 18, 1:33 p.m., false alarm Total $10.330.246 65 Total liabilities $10,330,246 (5 Signed: S.

J. Fetteries Exec. Vice President A Treasurer WARTIME COMEDY.ROMANCE, A Yank In The the full-length motion picture you'll enjoy tonight on the Channel 8 Theater. Tills mirthful, tuneful film starts at 10:15 tonight. I.