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7-Help Wanted Page 26 The Daily Herald, VVausau-Merrill, Wis. Monday, Jan. 10, 1977 teacher), freshman Baseball Coach. Motion carried unanimously. Board President, Roger Zuels-dorfl, advised Board members Coming close counts INFORMAL ADMINISTRATION: NOTICE TO CREDITORS STATE OF WISCONSIN MARATHON COUNTY COURT IN PROBATE In the Matter of the Estate of FredO.

Peterson, Deceased. that the WASB state convemion resolutions will be mailed to Board members soon and he would appreciate Board members reviewing these resolutions and To the creditors of the estate of giving him tneir inougms con UW cagers nipped by Michigan cerning same. Fred Peterson, wouaou, u.nihnn rnuntv. Wisconsin, post DATA PROCESSING OPERATIONS Management Information supervisor 1. Madison, state civil service.

Start at S1067 per month. Supervisecoordinate technicians and work flow for administrative data processing IO Control Financial Section. Requires minimum college degree plus 18 months experience of S'i years In electronic data processing activities. Must have working knowledge of IBM JCL. Send state application form to John Preston; 1 W.

Wilson Room 244; Madison, Wis. 53702 An Equal Opportunity Employer MERRILL DAILY-HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING PH. 536-5561 Adjournment. Roger G. Lowney Superintendent of Schools office address 1200 Lakeview Drive, Wausau, Wl 54401; vnu re hereby notified and informed that: n.inii haii be presented pursuant to s.

865. 135 Of the statutes, within 3 months of the date of first insertion of this notice If you don't receive your Merrill Daily Herald Call 536-5561 Between 6:00 and 6:30 p.m. After this time Call your CARRIER or be forever barrea. Dated January 7, 1977 Irene Madison Ml E. Oriole Lane, Wausau, Wl 54401 Applicant or Personal Representative ANN ARBOR, Mich.

(AP) -Close usually only counts in horseshoes. But for Wisconsin's rebuilding basketball team, close also counts against fifth-ranked Michigan. The Badgers, shut out from the floor for the first 11 minutes, rallied to within five at halftime, then led for portions of the second half before the talented Wolverines prevailed 66-63 Saturday in Big Ten 10-17-24 which trailed 15-7 after Jimmy Smith hit the Badgers' first field goal of the game. Michigan led 27-22 at the half, but the Badgers chipped away until Gregory's jump shot put them in front 33-31. The lead stretched to four points three times, and once was six points, and Wisconsin still led 51-48 with 5:08 left.

But Michigan (2-0) took advantage of Badger foul trouble that eventually sent Ray Syd-nor, Bill Pearson and Bob Falk "I don't think anybody expected a young team like this to beat Michigan," UW Coach Bill Cofield said. "Wisconsin is not as bad as you might think," Cofield said. "We've played poorly on occasion but basically I think our freshmen play an excellent basketball game when they play with intensity, and they played with intensity today." James "Stretch" Gregory scored 24 points and had 15 rebounds for Wisconsin (0-2), to the bench, taking control of rebounding and looking to all-American candidate Ricky Green. Green scored seven of the Wolverines' last 10 points, and finished with 22. "We try to make certain that every time we get a good shot," Cofield said of Wisconsin's slow-down game plan, which also served to blunt Michigan's fast break.

AVIATION Young men and women looking for opportunities in the field of aviation. Will train as: Control tower operator, computer technician, structural mechanicinspector, aircraft electrician, air- ANNOUNCEMENTS 3-Personals CLASSIFIED IS THE PLACE TO porr serviceman, ohuom mechanic, aircraft electronics technician. Over $374 a month during training, plus room and board, medical and dental care and many other benefits. Call 842-4373 collect. Women, do you have Intimate questions or medical concerns you would like to talk withi another woman about? Call Kris a 536-3311.

Family Planning Health Services. 7-Help Wanted Vintage Warrior style We need two customer hostesses. IF YOU DON'T GET YOUR NEWSPAPER Phone 842-2106 Monday through Friday Call Only Between' On Saturday Call Only Between Must have good personality ana be able to work weekdays. Apply in person. Kentucky Fried Chicken, Merrill.

Ask for Gary Bern. Marquette win was nothing fancy WE TRY HARDER Best Employers Best Positions RECEPTIONIST Must enoy meeting the public and have the ability to handle modern phone system. Very little typing. The ability to handle cash and make appointments is very important. Appearance and personality are keys to this position.

TERMINAL OPERATOR Must be good typist. Will post payments, etc. on computer Director of Nursing Immediate opening-Registered Nurse. 180-bed skilfed nursing home North Central Wisconsin. New addition complete remodeling ready Mar.

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resume in conriaencw siaimv MILWAUKEE (AP) It wasn't fancy, or surprising. It was vintage Marquette, and that was good enough Saturday for a 65-54 college basketball victory over South Carolina. The Warriors, 9-2 and riding a five-game winning streak, used their long-shot artists to take South Carolina out of a zone defense, then turned Bo Ellis loose inside to take the game away. "I'd hoped maybe I could beat him this last time, but he's just too tough," said Gamecock Coach Frank McGuire, who coached Marquette Coach Al McGuire in college. The Warrior coach has announced his resignation, effective at the end of the season.

South Carolina gave up its zone late in the first half after guards Gary Rosenberger, Butch Lee and Jim Boy lan opened fire from the outside to help the 12th-ranked Warriors to a 32-25 intermission lead. Marquette stalled early in the salary requirements to SECRETARY Good secretarial ckille nln chnrthand or speed m. w. oerry. Mam.

or phone 1-715-536-9521. An equal opportunity employer "We were not trying to stall, we were just trying to make sure we got a good shot, make sure we did not let them pressure us into shots we did not want to take," he said. Michigan Coach Johnny Orr was unhappy with the officiating, complaining that bad calls "changed the whole tempo of the game." But he still acknowledged that Wisconsin was a factor, too. "They're a good team," he said. "They're big and strong and they're very capable.

And, 1 give them and their coaches credit. They controlled the tempo of the game and we were very happy to get the victory." WISCONSIN (63) Chrnelich 1 4 6 6. Gregory 9 6 8 24, Syd nor 0 0 0 0. Falk 4 3 3 II, Gaines 3 2 2 8, Pearson I 4 5 6, J. Smith 3 0 0 6, Brey 0 0 0, Smith 0 2 2 2.

Totals: 21 21 26. MICHIGAN (66) Robinson 5 11 11, Thompson 1 3-4 5, Hubbard 7 2 7 It, Green 8 6 9 22, Grote 1 2 4 4, Baxter 112 3, Staton 1 3 5 5, Hardy 0 0 0 0. Totals 24 18 37. Halttime-Michigan 27, Wisconsin 22. Total Fouls: Wisconsin 27, Michigan 20.

Fouled out-Sydnor, Falk, Pearson, Grote. Technical-Thompson 2, Robinson. Fondy Wings handle Cola Bears FOND DU LAC-The Fond du Lac Wings scored three second-period goals to pull away from a 2-2 tie and beat the Wausau Cola Bears 8-3 in a Badger High School League game Saturdy. Tom Rekowski and Scott Creger scored goals in the initial period for the Bears but a pair of goals within a minute of each other midway through the middle stanza started Fondy toward its victory. Fond du Lac scored three more goals in the third period while Jed Bednarski added Wausau's final score.

Todd Staub and Bednarski had the Bears' assists. Brian Westberg had 21 saves for Wausau while Fondy goalie Brian Selltrecht was called on to turn away 36 Cola Bear shots. Wausau's record drops to 2-1 in league play. writing, will get your an excellent D- 6 0-16 E- 6 T-20 L-12 Y-23 position, lop benetiTS ana to $720mo. 50 Fuel Oil had scored seven consecutive points for a 41-29 lead.

"That made it a game," Al McGuire said. "It allowed us the cushion we needed, so we could milk it, waste away the clock. "It's the first time we looked to go to Bo, and it's about time he opened up, did his thing. I don't know how many points he got, but he got them right when we needed it." SOUTH CAROLINA (541 Augustus I 00 2, Davis 5 4-4 14, Gra-liano 5 3 4 13. Gilloon 3 0 0 6, Klitenic 2 0-0 4.

Hilton 4 00 6, Doyle 0 00 0, Sherwood 1 1-3 3. Reynolds 0 2-2 2, Gause 0 0-0 0, Connaughton 1 0 0 2, Grevey 0 0-0 0. Totals 22 10 13 54 MARQUETTE 15) Ellis 4 5 6 13, Neary 0 2 2 2. Whitehead 4 3 2 10. Boylan 4 00 Lee 6 64 IB, Toone 1 0 2, Payne 0 4-4 4, Rosenberger 4 0 0 6, Byrd 0 0 0 0, Dudley 0 0 0 0, Butrym 0 0 0 Totals 23 19 21 65.

HalttimeMarquette 32, South Carolina 25. Fouled outnone. Total foulsSouth Carolina 20, Marquette 14. Technicals. Lee.

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exp. This Hard Maple firewood. Delivered. Phone 536-9310. OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF MERRILL, WIS.

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Ph. 453-5172. relocation out pays nign rewaru. Regular Board of Education Meeting Minutes Merrill Area Public Schools December 8, 1976 7:30 p.m.- Board Room Papermakers down Falcons in overtime 54 Music, Radio and TV Lose 10 to 29 lbs. in 30 days.

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359-4607. President, at 7:30 p.m. in the second half, leading just 34-29 with 3:50 gone before Ellis broke it open. First Jerome Whitehead grabbed a rebound and stuffed it, then Ellis stole the ball from South Carolina guard Jackie Gilloon and sped in for a dunk and a 38-29 lead. Frank McGuire called a time out, but it did not slow down Marquette, as Ellis resumed play by taking a pass and hitting a short jumper, then adding a free throw.

In just 38 seconds, Marquette Two city drivers win races OSHKOSH-Two Wausau drivers, Al Fenhaus and Dennis Bornberg, earned division championships Saturday in the Oshkosh Snow Sports Snowmobile Derby. Fenhaus, driving a Ski Doo, won the Junior I title while Bornberg drove his Mercury to the Stock championship. Two other Wausau drivers finished high in the competition. John Dittbrender, driving a Mercury, was second in the Stock A competition on Saturday while Jon Berard, now driving for the U.S. Army team, was second in the 440X com Board of Education Room.

Roll call Present Roger Zuels 66 Apartments for Rent dorff, Elmer Kahre, Barbara Hanson. Roaer Gutknecht, Lester HUNGRY? You won't be disappointed when you dine at Hoffman House of Wausau WAITRESSES Full or Part-time Voigt, Wayne Schulti, Dennis Knott, James Talbot, Vivian 2 bedroom apts. Appliances, fully carpeted, drapes, car plug-in. No children or bets. Security deposit required.

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1 bedroom upper $130 includes heat; 3 bedroom $150 per mo. Security deposit lease required. Ph. 536-8919. unanimously on a roll call vote, Minutes Motion bv Roger Gut 7-Help Wanted Available January 15th.

Very knecht seconded by Dennis Knott that Board minutes be approved as printed was carried unanimously. nice i oearoom apartmeni. Drapes, stove 8 refrigerator. Completely carpeted. Located near Senior High School.

$145 plus utilities. Phone 536-6218. Student Transportation Driver Safety Awards Board President, Roger Zuelsdorff, presented driver safety awards to 28 Merrill Help Wanted Security Guards. Wausau, Merrill Marathon city area. Fulltime or parttime.

Interviews to be held January 1 1 between the hours of 9 a.m. 8,4:30 p.m. Wausau Employment Office 714 First Wausau 71 Business Rentals bus drivers. He congratulated the drivers on their record of safe driving and presented certificates LINCOLN HOUSE-Cocktail bare, were scored by the two teams. Eagle River got the first three scores in the final period.

Ed Carter, Bruce Richter and Bob Tijan got the goals within a four-minute span. Mosinee regained the lead at 9:40 on a goal by Bob Drake with an assist from Andy Drengler. Carter's second goal less than a minute later retied the score. The Falcons then took a 5-4 edge when Tijan put the puck in the goal at 14:04. Creske then sent the game into overtime with a goal on an assist from Gary Kuklinski at 16:54.

Mosinee goalie John Dupuis did a good job minding the net for the Papermakers as he stopped 38 shots. Eagle River goalies Mike Petruzates and Mark Depudt combined to make 37 saves. Mosinee, now 3-1 in league playand 4-1 overall, will travel to Fond du Lac Saturday for an 8 p.m. contest. MOSINEE Tom Kuklinski scored a goal at 8:43 of sudden-death overtime to give the Mosinee Papermakers a thrilling 6-5 win over the league-leading Eagle River Falcons in Badger State Hockey League play Saturday.

Kuklinski's winning goal was a tip-in after a Gary Kuklinski shot'. Bill Creske was also credited with an assist on the winning play. Mosinee jumped out to a 3-0 first-period lead Saturday. Gary Kuklinski got the first goal at 3:55 with an assist from Tom Kuklinski. The other two Papermaker goals in the first period came within a minute of each other.

At 18:26, Buzz Kitowski scored with an assist from Jerry Brod. Then, at 19:26, Creske tallied with an assist from Gary Kuklinski. The second period was scoreless, but the third period made up for it as seven goals honoring tneir accompiisnmem. restaurant for sale or Merrill. Also Office space.

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Cole, 808 3rd Wausau. discriminated against because of 75 Mobile Homes-Buildings their sex. Mr. Marrier commented on areas the committee con Used Mobile Home 14x60. Front Wanted.

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352-3086. is complying with the law, however, the greatest concern petition on an Artie Cat. Berard also finished third in the Supermmodified III event. Jim Taur, Berard's teammate from Lake Tomahawk, was first mn the Super Modified I event and second in the Super Modified II competition. seems to be in the area of athletics.

A final report will be made to the Board of Education at the January 12th Board meeting 1975-76 State Municipal Audit FOR SALE '73 Ford Pickup Truck. 4 Wheel Excellent condition. Ph. 536-4592. Report The Superintendent Midwest will have eight teams DAVENPORT, Iowa (AP) -Midwest League officials have approved a 140-game, eight-team schedule at their Winter meeting here.

They voted Sunday to permit Dubuque and Danville to remain in the league, although the two cities have lost their major league work agreements and likely will not field teams for the upcoming season. League President Bill Walters said each team will attempt to schedule one home game in Dubuque during the April 15 to Sept. 3 season. A one-game divisional playoff was set for Labor Day, Sept. 5, followed by a best-of-three league championship series.

Teams making up the Northern Division are Waterloo, Wausau, Wisconsin Rapids and Appleton. Southern Division teams are Quad Cities, Cedar Rapids, Burlington and Clinton. Field managers include Burlington, Denis Menke; Cedar Rapids, Jack Mull; Clinton, Dick McLaughlin; Appleton, Gordy Lund; Wisconsin Rapids, Tom Zimmer, and Wausau, Tom Egan. Managers for the remaining two teams have not been named. The Midwest League All-star game will be played in Burlington on June 8.

League officials will meet in Waterloo on April 3 to finalize plans for opening day and approve alternate schedules in the event major league working agreements are found for Dubuque and Danville. reviewed the recently completed annual State Municipal Auditors report regarding fiscal transactions of the school district for the period of July 1, 1975, through June 30, 1976. The State Auditors commended the school district for CALL (414) 461-1900 Or Mail Coupon Today I PAPER MILL PROCESS ENGINEER $16K $24K Several Wisconsin openings for BSChem Engineers or BSPPT. Develop, maintain and modify Pulp 8 Paper Mill Processes, be involved with mill trials and new product development. One or more year experience.

Start In salary range $16K $24K depending on present earnings and skills. If you are ready to commit to a career change, call the best recruiting office in the business: Call HARRY CASE at office daily 437-4353 or at home evenings and weekends 435-0685. All Fees Employer Paid. MANAGEMENT RECRUITERS 115 S. Jefferson Green Bay Licensed employment agent Red Robins remain in the chase for Wisconsin Valley cage title RECORD-HERALD TO: 440 TAWRS Gen.

Billy Mitchell Fid. 300 E. College Ave. Milwaukee, Wis. 53207 NAME: ADDRESS: CITY: Cyclones whipped by Fondy FOND DU LAC-The Fond du Lac Bears peppered the Wausau goal with 71 shots and made good on 12 of them to beat the Cyclones 12-4 in a Badger State Hockey League game Saturday night.

Jim Arndt opened in the goal for Wausau and allowed five goals while kicking out 23 shots. Tom Zillman relieved and went the rest of the way to record 36 saves. Brian Vanderbush, Ward Hillegas, Steve Anderson and Greg Delair scored the Cyclone goals while 12 different players scored for the Bears. "Zillman came up with some exceptional saves," said Wausau coach Coke Fehl. "We skated well but were out of position most of the game.

Sometimes as many as four Wausau players were in the corners with one Fondy player. This left three or four of their men open to make the big play." WISCONSIN VALLEY CONFERENCE STANDINGS 4 STATE: -ZIP- Wausau East Marshfield 0 their excellent accounting practices. The Superintendent recommended that the State Municipal Auditors audit the, Junior and Senior High School activity funds in each particular building In the future. Currently, the auditors review all Junior and Senior High School activity fund transactions that are processed through the Board of Education account. However, they do not audit the books that are kept at the Junior and Senior High School.

This audit has been completed by Mr. James Becker, school district Accountant, and before him other school district accountants in that position. The activity fund accounts are well kept, however, the Superintendent believes that all fiscal transactions should be 1 Antigo Rhinelander 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING PH. 842-2101 PHONE: DATE OF CRNA Immediately. Salary negotiable.

Contact Adm. of Victory Memorial Hospital, 230 E. 4th Stanley, Wl 54768 or call collect 715 644 5571. W.M.H 109 MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR Marshf ield came from behind to beat Wausau West 53-50, Shawano's Mark Schroeder made a basket with three seconds left to give the Indians a 63-61 win over D.C. Everest and Stevens Point upped its record to 6-3 with a 72-57 win over Rhinelander.

Antigo shot 47 per cent from the field in its eighth win in nine tries. Matt Erlandson pumped in 20 points, Dean Seis added 14 and Terrell Schlundt hit 13 for the winners. Rapids (2-7), was paced by Paul Schulz with 18 points. Stevens Point scored the first 13 points of the game and went on to down the Hodags. Rhinelander's first basket came with 3:30 left in the first quarter.

The closest that the Hodags could get to the Panthers was within six at 26-20 in the second frame. Rich Kobishop scored 18 points for the winners and Mark Shopinski added 10. Rhinelander (3-6) got 23 points from Mark Sproul, 15 from Mike Fixmer and 10 from Chris Skubal. audited by either a CPA or the Maintenance and tool room super State Municipal Audit Bureau for WAUSAU LEGAL NOTICES MECHANICAL ENGINEERS We have a dozen openings for persons with BSME degree and 2 or more years experience In Pulp andor Paper Mill. Openings involve any of the following: PROJECT ENGINEER, DESIGN ENGINEER, DESIGN MANAGEMENT, MAINTENANCE ENGINEER, PLANT ENGINEER, CHIEF ENGINEER, PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT, PRO 3 Stevens Point Merrill 2 7 5 4 Wausau West Wis Rapids 2 1 i 4 Shawano Everest 1 I Saturday's Results Antioo 63.

Wis Rapids 46 Marshtield 53. Wausau West 50 Shawano 63, C. Everest 61 Stevens Point 72, Rhinelander 57 Wausau East 77, Merrill 59 Wausau East High School continued to breeze along and Antigo remained right behind it as they both posted easy Wisconsin Valley Conference basketball wins aturday night. The Lumberjacks disposed of Merrill 77-59 and the Red Robins handled Wisconsin Rapids 63-46. In other games Saturday, protection of individuals and the visor wanted with 3 5 years supervisory experience.

Must have thorough knowledge of trouble shooting and machine scnooi district. WERC Non Instructional repair in all phases: mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and Employes Election The WERC will hold an election to determine whether or not 55 non custodial, non teaching emoloves wish to hydraulic. Successful applicant ORDER SETTING TIME TO PROVE WILLANDHEIRSHIP ANDNOTICE TOCREDITORS. STATE OF WISCONSIN must be able to handle oom tool DUCTION MANAGEMENT, WASTEWATER TREATMENT, room and maintenance respon sibilities. Salary will be commen form a union under the auspices of the Central Wisconsin Uni Serve Council.

The election will be held INSTRUMENTATION Plus on December 21, 1976 at the Junior surate with education and experience. Excellent company paid fringe benefits. Please make application or send resume to High School Library from 2:00 others. Call HARRY CASE today at office daily 437-4353 or at home evenings and weekends 435 0685. All Fees Employer Paid.

4:00 p.m. Multiply Handicapped Facility Mr. Opsahl reviewed the status of the multiply handicapped facility and It is anticipated that the WANAlifcMfcNI KblKUIItKS 115 S. Jefferson Green Bay Licensed employment agency MUSKEGON PISTON RING COMPANY P.O. Box 190 SCHOFIELD.WI 54476 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER facility will be ready for oc cuDancv December 15th.

Paces area bowling Amber Foods rolls 2,131 at Coral Lanes MARATHON COUNTY COURT PROBATE BRANCH In the Matter of the Est ate of MABEL FROMM, Deceased. A petition for the probate of the Will, and determination of heirship, of Mabel Fromm, Marathon. County, Wisconsin, post office address Route 1, Hamburg, Wisconsin 54438, having been filed; IT IS ORDERED THAT: 1. The petition be heard at the Marathon County Courthouse, In Wausau, Wisconsin, on February 1, 1977, at the opening of Court or thereafter; 2. All creditors' claims must be filed on or before May 3, 1977, or be barred; 3.

All claims will be examined Anrt ariiuttpri nn AAav 10. 1977. at Curriculum Council Mr. Munoz reviewed work of the Curriculum RN for a.m. and p.m.'s.

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at Victory Memorial Hospital, 230 E. 4th Stanley, Wl 54768 or call collect 715 644 5571. Babysitter wanted days. 1 child. My home.

$25 a week. Ph. 845 2642 Council which is focusing this year Its continuation in the areas of driver education, gifted and talented programs, 12 learning disabilities, 12 outdoor education, K-12 reading program and NEEDED NOW Farm couple nearing retirement Nursing Student needs daytime who would like to manage in town adult group home. We have a plan that lows you to keep up your the senior Hign scnooi i.v oroduction oroaram. aoysiner.

vicinity ot tool Sixth St. Phone 845-6905. Staff Development 1976 77 The presemnome it you like, f-ormore information in this interesting lob first school district Staff Develop ment Program was held call Wally Alwin at 842 3216. orJ the opening of Court or thereafter. Man for electric motor repair work, disassembling assembling.

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ivii. By the Court, Robert W. Dean County Judge NOTE: PLEASE CHECK WITH THE ATTORNEY AS TO THE EXACT TIME OF HEARING. received by all staff members. A second Staff Development Program will be held on December 10, 1976 In the afternoon at the Senior High School Involving all faculty members.

Drop Out Study Report The Wanted. Dental Laboratory Technician. Crown 8, bridge experi ence preferred, but will train in dividual with mechanical aptitude and manual dexterity. F.A. Doepke Attorney vvrne box i 4, uaiiy Herald.

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Munoz reviewed the Drop Out Study being conducted by students, teachers, adminUtrators and community members. Merrill experiences a 4 5 drop out rate, which Is not a high rate of drop out but still Involves 40 to 50 students each year. The committee is reviewing alternative programs to help convince students to remain In school. Career minded woman with some accounting experience for challenging position with real estate firm. Write Box P-17, Daily Herald.

ORDER SETTING TIME TO HEAR PETITION FOR ADMINISTRATION AND HEIRSHIP AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS STATE OF WISCONSIN MARATHON COUNTY COURT PROBATE BRANCH I the Matter of the st at of Harold Hoeppner, aka Harold E. Hoe ppner. Deceased. A petition for administration, Involved in the committee work is: 1) identification of the drop out problem, 2) establishment of Law firm looking for mature gal for secretarial position. Excellent fringe benefits.

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BML SAT. NITE MAMA'S ft PAPA'S High Series: Men Arden Wagner 581, Al Krebs 554, Norm Howe 551. Women Joyce Howe 478, Jan Beck 475, Rosie Viertel 467. High Single- Men Don Beck 279, Arden Wagner 714 213, Billy Viertel 704. Women Sue Knapp and Jan Beck 187, Joyce Howe 181, Carole Sanders 179.

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High Single Men Jim Felch 273, LeRoy Reinicke 219, Jack Smith 217. Women Bev Aschebrock 202, Kay Bernarde 200, Chris Cherek 184 High Team Scores: Archies Monogram 2013; Riiser Oil 695. CL BANTAMS Htqh Series: Men Ricky Cywinskl 427, Billy Cywinski 421, Alan Okkonen and Kurt LaPorte 339 Women Aimee Welkush 351, Brenda Stipierre 334, Sonja Kerschney 326. High Single; Men Ricky Cywinski 174, Billy Cywinski 149 138 134, Darren Robenson 147. Women Almee Walkush 140, Sonja Karschney 134, Brenda St.

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High Team Scores: BBB's 1863; Alley Cats 644 CL SUNDAY MIMED CPLS. High Series: Men Harry Rueger 617, Spac ie Howe 607, Terry Ahrens 591. Women Nancy Kursewskl end Mary Webster 549, Sue inter berg 543, Marlene Kurszew Ski 528 High Smgie: Men Spacle Howe 237, Harry Rueger 735, Terry Ahrens 224. Women Mary Webster 714. Nancy Kurs-tewski 703, Donna Barnetl and Joan Marcoft 707.

High Team Scores: Grand View Beauty 7125, 721. Judy Dalsky 213, Bonnie Radkt 195, Linda Parks 183 H.gh Team Scores: Doescher Electric 1988, 707 DBAO AOAMS 4 EVES High Series Men Harry Rueqer 613, Lerov Grosskreutl 595, Paul CscenstCS 579. Women Berntce Kick butch 551, Alice Lilta 513, Jude Welton High Stnqle Men Harry Rueqer 735 -213. Jm Taggert 713, Roger Feidman 711. Women Alice Litis 19), Bermce Kick busch 190 181, Jerreine Ho it man 175 High Team Scores: Chuck Sam's 1982, 707.

DBAO SAT. COUPLES High SeriPS Men Bob Salut 555, Harry Sammann 548. Larry LeBrun 539 Women -Sandy LeBrun 506, Karen Yankowski 501, Eiame Wohifanrt 496. High Single Men Bob Salutj 716, Tom Wohitehrt and Bill Raasch 708, Bob Krueger 704 Women Carol Sliwckl 196, Karen Yankowski 194, Elaine Woftifahrt 177 High Team Scores: Rilling Electric 1990, 72J WBC 875 FEDERAL High Series Tom Nowitrke 639, Gordy Hmtre 578, Fnti Kluever 563, Randy La Fave, Dave Derby and Mike Dem 548 High Single Rom Nowitrke 73 7 205, Mike Deri 220. Russ Luedtke 212, Gordy Hmtre 203, Davt Derby and Fritz Kluever 200 High Team Scores; Witter Realty 2677; WBC 913 BML 658 AMERICAN CPLS.

High Series Men Bob BuMock 597, Jr. Jaecks 577, Bill Dipcmen 515. Women -Dorothy Podiaki 45, Monica Sutch 436, Sharon Nlewolny 475 High Single Men Bob Bullock 704 702 191, jr Jaetks 191, Rick Leopold and Joe Figimiller 189 Women Dorothy Podiaskt 19, Irene Wilcott 178, Marilyn Figimiller 176 High Team Scores. CO. Johnson 1113; Dave's Standard 651 OB AO TEMPTING TENS High Series: Men Vmce Bricko 572, Jerry Goetsch 541, Bob Wichman 501, Women Emily Arndt 499, Fran Christian-son 462, Marg Archie 455 High Single: Men Vince Bricko 201 -197, Jerry GoatSch 196 182, Joe Brrefinskl 181.

Women Marg Archie 18? 161, Fran Christianwn 179, Emily Arndt 178 178 High Team Scores: Jerry Goetsch 1744; Metropolitan Life ins 679 WBC INOC PENDENT COUPLES Hiy. Men Bob Reissmann 611, Ron Kleiber 509, Rick Roemke 576 Women Rosie Roseneau 494, Mary Erickson 487, Barb Heise 486 High Single: Men Jim Rriehn and Ron Kle'ber Bob Reissman 214 709, Jack Freiberg 703. Woman Rosit Roseneau ELKS JUNIORS High Series: Boys Dan Howard 480, Brian Piatta 477, Jim a bower 462. Girls -Lynn Schael 327, Kathy Hoi! 315. High Single: Boys Jim Ga bower 179, Dan Howard 178, Brian Piatta and Wayne Musolt 176.

Girts Kathy Holi 123, Lynn Schael 17? High Team Scores- Team 6 1806, 613. DBAO JUNIORS High Series: Boys Scott Schuli 447, John Stieber 439, Mike Drake 473. Girls Gma Drake 407. Linda Cramer 389, Diane Bradtish and Melissa Krueger 382. High Single: Boys John Stieber 199, Scott Schult 168, Mike Drake 152.

Girls -Gma Drake 142 138, Linda Cramer and Diane Bradtish 134, Melissa rueqer 133. High Team Scores- Team No 1 1647, 632. BML AJBC SENIORS High Series Boys Brian Hoffman 549, Randy Zoborowski 575, Tim Strachota 510. Girls Debbie Taylor 441, Mara Bergs 384, Kris Jensen 355. High Smgie: Boys Tim Strachota 234, Brian Hoffmann 210, Chris Barden 202.

Girls Debbie Taylor 169 151, Mara Bergs 153, Julie Treu 140. H.gh Team Scores: Pinball Wiuards 1958, 691 BML AJBC BANTAM BOYS High Series: Chuck Stroik 415, Mike Marcoux 324, Npal Manowski 313 High Single: Todd Garskl 156, Chuck Stroik 146 143, Joe Piette 143, Mark Meyer 137 High Team Scores: Buck 1047, 677. BML AJBC JUNIORS High Series: Boys Scott Rusch 485, Craig Kettunen 459, Ken Sann 427. Girts Brenda Tessmer 376, Julie Chi Ma 354, Sue Mover 337. High Smgie Boys Scott Rusch 185, Ken Sann 178, Craig Kettunen 173.

Girls Brenda Tessmer 144, Julie Chilla 134, Sue Moyer 125 High Team Scores: Pin Breakers 1475, 527 BML SUNDAY LUCKY 13 COUPLES High Series: Men Dick Page 527, Chris Christofferson 504. Dick Vance 198 Women Rosie Dvorak 488, Helen Vance 467, Lou Page 446 High Smgie Men Dick Vance 194, Chris Christofferson 194, Jim Provost 179, Women Helen Vance 184 157, Rosit Dvorak 187, Sandra James 154. High Team Scores: Bail Chains 1753, Pinbusters 616 WBC AMERICAN COUPLES H.gh Series; Men Eugene Dehnel 556, Tom Goetl 557, Tom Gryniewskl 550. Women Marge Cota 539, Gail Goeft 528, JoAnn Marvin 511. High Single: Men Tom Gryniewskl 231.

Mel Lang Wib Lohrey 2H. Women Marge Cota 740, Bev Nordlund 204, Joan Hoffmann 703, High Team Scores: Park Shop 7033; Sunris Electric 740. Amber Foods rolled a 2,131 series in the Coral Lanes Sunday Night Late Couples League to pace Wausau area bowling over the weekend. Amber put together games of 695, 719 and 717 in attaining its high series. Al Hellrood led the way with 556.

Frank Jagler hit 547, Mary Hellrood rolled a 532 and Jagler scored 496. Marge Cota had a good 240 game while bowling in the Wausau Bowling Center American Couples League. CL SUNDAY NIGHT LATf CPLS. High SriM Men Al Hettrood Frni jagler U7, Jerrv AMn 511 Womm B'tty Sart 531. Mary Hellrood 532, Cheri Hiuh Mpt Frsnk Jgier 773, John GMicke 71 1.

itrry Mintofi 702 Women Warlene Mmtort 702, Cher Meyer 701, May Hellrood i Team Score: Amber Foods 2131, BML CRAZY Hqh Serlev Wen Mkt Flaherty Don Mrts 542, W-b GoeHch 53 Women -MtcKv Wadfnski 470, Linda Hansen 469, Nancy Srymansfct 428. High Single Men Mfce Flaherty 214 TOtVCharlea Freiberg 1W, Don Hansen 1W, Women Nancy Siymanskf 190, Linda Hansen 175, Barb Laurent 165. Hqh Team Score Green Bay Pg Plant im 60 BML MOONLIGHTERS CPLS. High Series: Men Noroert Rauen 562, Jim Riedel 533, Hon Emer 532 Women Theresa Jansen 464, Marion Mirek 462, Evelyn Hebb 461. High Single- Men Jim Riedef 776, Norbert Rauen 701, Arnie Swan son 203.

Women Theresa Jansen 17S, Lil Htebl 170, Evelyn Hebbe 166. Hgh Team Scores: Baumann's Bar 1834; P. Cota Ag-ncy 666 WBCNU SAT. HITC CPLS. Hior Series: Men Wu Luedfke Date Doescher 545, Ronald Krueger 539.

Women Judy Dai 5k 524, Bonme Radka 521, Sandy Krteqer 500. High S-ngle; Men RuM Luedthe 774, Bob Paul 207, Ronald LaFave 203. Women 194, Judy Nelson 190. Gerry Drengler 183. High Team Scores: Schueller's No.

2 1913, Archies Monogram 715 SUN LATE STARTERS High Series Men Conrad Knuth 576, Ron Zastrow 499. Dave Berghammer 495. Women Gail Kelch 468, Mwy Home 454, Carol Knuth 430 High Single Men Conrad Knuth 708, Ron Zastrow 196. Dave Berghammer 182. Women Gail Kelch 174, Mary Horn 172, Mart Nymen 161.

High Team Scores: Streaking Strikers 1741, 617 BML CIVIC NU COMERS CPLS. High Series Men Ron Wage and Bill Feidshaw 548. John Han non 532 Women -Barbara Boshard 487, Jayne Wage 465, Marilyn Gette and Pat Casteel 452 High Single- Men Mike Atari an 712, John Han non 194, Ron Wage and it Feidshaw 190 Women Barbara Boshara 192. Marilyn Gette 188, Bev FeUjshew 169. High Team Stores Twinkle Stars 1874 BML EMPLOYERS MIKE CPLS.

High Series Men Ron Gut 670, Don Moore 560, Ted Haack 530 Women Nancy Goetke 3, Mary Wagner 455, Dorothy Schaeter 453 High Single: Men Ron Gut and Don Moore 221. Ted Haeck 201 Women Dorothy Schaefer 185. Marlene Scne-W 181, Jeri Schuitte 178 High Team Scores 4 G'S 1895, 666 WBCSUNOROP JRS. High Series Boys Bob Pope 543, Corey Roland 573. Kevin Arps 500 Girls Cindy Cherek 403, Doreen Cherek 332, Loci Koppa 321.

H.gh Single: Boys Peter Koskey 202. Bob Pope 19) tft3, Craig Koy 183 Girls -Ctndv Cherek 152 134, Doreen Cherek and Lori Koppa Becky Kleiber 107. High Team Scores Chevy Picker 1809; Screwdrivers 631 DBAO SENIORS High Series BovS Dick Bradf'sh 579, Warren Krueger 484, Jim Drake 450 Girls Betty Wysocki 570, Laurie Bradtlih 460. High Single Boys Dick Bradfish 196, Warren Krueger 189, Bill Simoner 165, Girls Betty Wysocki 210, Laune BradMh 182. BML BANTAM GIRLS High Series Roenne Babcock 325, Denise Kock 311, Tarn Carlson 272.

Hgh Single Roxanne Babcock 138, Tina Buringames 126, Robin Wimmer 171, High Team Scores. Purple Pandas 1067, 386, DBAO BANTAMS High Series: Pat Johnson 398, Curt Day Keith Rosentrettr 344, Linda em holt 298. High Single Pat Johnson 184, Curl Day 157, Keith Rosentreter 149, Linda KemhoU 101. High Team Scores Day's Pro Shop 1415, and determination of heirship, of j-i6, uany Herald. PART-TIME INSTRUCTOR: The University of Wisconsin Marshf ield Wood County ampul will need a part time laboratory InstructorAssistant in the biological sciences for the second semester (January May).

Background in human physiology is essential. Apply in person and bring a resume to the Center Office, 2000 West 5th Street, Marshfleld. The University of Wisconsin Center Is an affirmative actionequal opportunity Harold Hoeppner, aka Harold Hoeooner. Marathon County Man, able to grade hardwood lumber, on green chain. Must be Wisconsin, post office address 1223 S.

12th Avenue, Wausau, Wisconsin 54401, having been experienced, oooo wages, rn. 715 758 8774. certain cnaracterisiics or prornes of drop outs, 3) the causes for students dropping out of school, 4) the effect of the drop out problem on the school and community, and 5) suggestions to minimize the problem. A recommendation will be made to the Board of Education at a later date. Long Range Facility Study The Superintendent reviewed progress to date on the long range facility study being conducted by Dr.

John Freoerlckson. The study Is on target and all Information needed by Dr. Fredrickson at this time to complete the study has been submitted. It Is anticipated that the tiled; IT IS ORDERED THAT: 1. The petition be heard at the Marathon County Courthouse, In MANAGEMENT RECRUITERS 115 S.

Jefferson, Green Bay Licensed. Ph. 1 414-437-4353. Wausau, Wisconsin, on January IB, 1977, at the opening of Court or thereafter; 2. All creditors' claims must be DRAFTSMAN Wanted by aluminum window manufacturer.

Requires drafting experience. Must be ambitious, and be familiar with architectural drawings. Apply Marmet Wausau, Wisconsin. Phone filed on or before March 23, 1977 or be barred; 3. All claims will be examined and adjusted on March 29, 1977, at the opening of Court or thereafter.

Growing Green Bay Insurance agency needs office person with property casualty Insurance experience; preferably along commercial lines. Excellent salary fringe benefit package. All replies confidential. Send resumes to Box 21, Daily Herald. oateo December 23, iv6 By the Court, Robert W.

Dean County Judae NOTE: PLEASE CHECK WITH final report will be made to the Board of Education sometime In February. ADA-ADM Report (November) Average daily attendance 96. Average Daily membership Personnel Motion by Wayne Schultz seconded by Roger Gutknecht to accept the recommendation of the Superintendent on the following assignments: Allison Andrew, graduate of La Crosse (Wausau resident). Senior High Assistant girls Basketball Coach. Greg Paurus (Senior High 1 THE ATTORNEY AS TO THE Mechanics Wanted Experience preferred.

Paid vacations, 7 paid holidays, paid sick leave, uniforms furnished, hospitalization for yourself and family, time and a half over 40 hours, paid funeral leave, profit sharing plan plus other benefits. Please send resume to Box 24, Daily Herald. All replies will be Babysitter for two boys, 1 year 5 years. Prefer south side. Phone 842 9706.

EXACT TIME OF HEARING RICHARD BOLTE LAW OFFICES Attornev 114 Grand Avenue Wausau, Wisconsin 54401 27 3 10 Wanted Musician Drummer. Local group. Phone 693 6302. neid in strict confidence..