The Lake Geneva Regional News from Lake Geneva, Wisconsin • 13

lit State 1 814 State St Kadison 6, Hake (neua legti say tcAvcz -Williams Bay i HI? Section No. 3 Thu ay, November" 17, 1960 Bay Youngsters Asked To Aid Save The Children Federation Name inners Of 1 Liberty Bell Collection News From Williams Bay Hr. Geryl Blakeley Correspondent Cl 5 5941 The Walworth county counril of the Americap legion auxiliary and posts will meet on Monday at the Williams Bay high school. Dr. J.

W. Eliot, son of the' Thomas Eliots, visited them recently. He was attending the American Academy of Pediatrics in Chicago. Dr. Eliot is an instructor of pediatrics at the University of Michigan school of public health and a consultant to i the state board of health.

Recent guests of Mr. and Can Order Trees Now For Spring The Wisconsin Conservation department tree order blanks are now available for trees to be planted next spring The applications be obtained at the, forester's8 office, "19 North Wisconsin avenue, Elkhorn, the county The Williams school is (participating "again this year i as in the past in the Save the dbernaC le as Children federations bundle days Thf organization is ask. veterans oefvice-ing the support of the program by the. children of the Bay veterans Sunday was oh school to make this program sorve asl Sunday at tne 'aw. mt im Miss Johnson In Concert Judith A.

Johnson, of Williams Bay, is among members of the Beloit college concert band which recently presented its fall concert on the eampus. Mrss Johnson, who plays the 'saxophone, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Johnson of 80 Congress street. She is a graduate of Williams Bay high school.

Miss Johnson also has been named chairman of the publicity crew for the Beloit College Players who are presenting their first production of the fall season Presentations of "The Diary of a Scoundrel are scheduled for Nov. 16, 17, 18, 19 and 22 in Scoville theatre. success. The children can do- Gospel Tabernacle The men agents office or the County nate by bringing clean wear- 1 Hooded in uniforms, able clothing to school The Sunday program in The federation said it has eluded a color guard," Na- forest, wildlife, windbreak need for the following articles: I tional Anthem led by Don I and erosion control plantings. Marlin, flag salute by tree planting machine, can mer Johnson, invocation bv be rented or hired for use Harold Hovestol, scripture the better planting sites.

i underwear, blankets, bootee i reading by Pastor Gerald Gil- especially and diapers and low heel shoos. Project Helped Get Big Turnout The Liberty Bell award donated by the two major political parties in connection with the get out the vote campaign were presented at the school on Wednesday. The first prize of $6 went to Mrs. Lloyd Johnsons third and fourth combination room, which collected 263 bells. Second prize went to Ivol Van-Handels sixth grade rodtn with 69 bells The determination of the winners was done on a percentage There were 713 bells distributed to voters at the polls and the children collected 609 of them.

Tam Mohou collected 66 bells and Susan Spruce collected 41 Both are students of the third and fourth grade room. The contest was conducted by the Citizens Interest committee and the VFW auxiliary. Every flock of pullets put in a poultry house starts to form "social orders or "cliques" after three weeks of confinement. KITCHENEERING With Myrtle pie, song by the choir, recognition of veterans, cornet solo by Donald Lough, solo by Richard DeVries, Testimonies by Mrs Alva Mott, Emil Johnson, Paul Cramer, Howard Cramer and Edward Oulund, and benediction by Wnlfred Hedenskog. The Tabernacle band will rehearse on Sunday at 8:30 Present Three s' Tonight HhsBsI Voice For The Voiceless A new voice for the voiceless, an electronic larynx, Is being offered by the Wisconsin Telephone company.

It is shown abme. Some 20.0041 persons in the United States are without the power of speech as a result of paralysis or surgical removal of the larynx. They must depend either on esophageal speech or an artificial larynk in order to talk. The new electronic larynx, being made available on a non-profit basis, resembles a streamlined electric shaver, contoured to fit the hand and designed hi be held against the outside of the throat while being operated. It transmits sound waves into the throat cavity replacing those normally produced by air passing over the vocal cords.

Speech is produced by forming words with the lips and tongue just as in normal conversation. Check Reports Of Vandalism Dogs, Guns More than 60 investigations and assignments were han-; 1 died by the Williams Bay po- I lice department during Octo- I her, according to the month-! ly report of Chief Granville Williams. The police checked five suspicious cars and three picious persons, found two missing children and returned i them to their homes, checked two complaints of illegal use 1 of firearms and took one gun into custody, checked six I dog complaints and returned two missing dogs to their owners. Also, the police investigated two cases of vandalism and two complaints of reckless driving. Five, courtesy tickets were issued.

Five juveniles were interviewed. The department recorded 78 phone, calls, processed eight applications for transfer of automobile licenses, delivered six messages for the telephone operator, made three record che.rks for other departments, issued one bicycle license and escorted one funeral. During the month, the police traveled 1,211 miles while dn patrol. Williams was in Madison three days to attend a course on law enforcement and juvenile delinquency control. Tonight, the Dramatic c.

will present three one-act plays at the Bay school at their first work night of tire p. m. Men of the church held st work night of the fall at the on Monday evening. Today is Ladies Aid at the church, with Mrs, Emil Johnson and Mrs. Henry DeVries as hostesses This is the an nual meeting witli tit election of officers.

Deer Hunter Leaving For Otto Voegeli Dies; Funeral Is Monday Otto Voegeli, 64, Geneva township, died at his homeat route three, Elkhorn at 12:30 am. Saturday, following a heart attack.1 Born in Switzerland April 28, 1896. he was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Voegeli.

He came to America in 1918, settling in Dodge county where he worked in a cheese factory. Before coming to this area 18 years ago, he owned and operated a cheese factory at Fox Lake. He worked as a maintenance engineer at Lakeland hospital for the past 18 years. He was amember of the Elkhorn Loyal Order of Moose He married Rosy Goetz March 25, 1921 at Fox Lake. Survivors are his wife; one son, Werner, Williams Bay and two grandchildren, Williams Bay.

Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Fredrickson funeral home, Elkhorn, with Rev. Wallace Christen officiating. Burial was in the Mt. Pleasant cemetery, 8 The first is "lichen to Get Hitch, about hillbillies.

In the cast are. Pam Piehl, Joyce Drabek, Bill Gates, Lynn Voegeli, Rick Johnson, Larry Weede, Boh Pagliaro and Cathy Hiltner Cathy Hiltner is the director of this production. second play is "The Widows Plight, a mclodra ma. in the cast arc Donna Krause, Cathy Hiltner, Gail Kudrna, Tom Williams, Pete Williams, Brian Gates; Alex Case, Jane Johnson and Boh Pagliaro. Mrs.

Gerald Young is directing it'. Half Pint Windum Goes West is the third produp' tion. it is a western farce. The play is directed by Joan Grimes. In the cast are Julie Johnson, Gqrdon Amnion, Alex Case, Marvin Heller, Naraina Nor, Larry Weede, Walter lloefner, Marcy Gleason, Larry Stevens, Joyce Drabek, Gerry Young, Sandy Stevens and Joan Grimes.

nk yo 'ike salad a.ven ic by Mrs. H. Route uf rural Williams Ray. YUM YUM SALAD 1 pkg. lemon jello IM cups hot water Vx tsp.

salt 1 No. 2 can crushed pineapple Mix and Irt chill until almost set. Whip one cup whipping cream and shred 1 cup American cheese. Add to first mixture and pour in circle mold. Unmolri on bed of lettuce or endive.

Ray Niznik Seal Chairman Ray Niznik has been appointed manager of the 1960 Christmas seal campaign in Williams Bay, it was announced this week by the Wisconsin Anti-Tubcrcu-losis association. Milwaukee. The local campaign is being sponsored by ithc student council of the high school. The annual drive opened throughout the state this week and Christmas seals are being sent by mail to millions of persons. th Bay I hunting Many men are leaving in northern Wh Break Ground For League's New Center Saturday afternoon, Rev.

Herman Hoyt, Winona Lake, president and general director of the league and board member conducted the service for the groundbreaking ceremonies for the multimillion dollar center to be built by the Christian League for the Handicapped. The building site is west of Williams Bay at the corner of highway 36. Others who participated in the ceremonies were Rev. Charles Pederson, vice president and general director of the league; and board members Walter Kullberg of Williams Bay; Dr. John Rogers, East Troy; John Fiddler, Waukesha; Harry Baurn-gartenen, Mineral Point; David Peters, Delavan; Tom Birdsall, Fontana and Paul Konner, Milwaukee.

Work has begun on the building planned to house the workshop, heating plant and the communications center. A communications center will be maintained between all the buildings constructed on thq site. The first building is expected to be occupied in the earty spring. Deraid West, Lake Geneva, is the architect. Large Crowd At AFS Smorgasborg About 350 guests were served at the American Field (Service smorgasbord on Sat-1 urday evening.

The affair netted 450. Adults who worked on the event praised the hard working teenagers for their industriousness It was announced that the high school ticket sellers sold all but 17 of the tickets. The ticket sellers were Joyce Drabek, Gail Kudrna, Marry Gleason, Pam Piehl, Do a Krause, Judy Oulund, Jean Gillette, Joan Eisner, Pete Hollister, George liealy, John Johnson, Terry OGrady and Karen Dahl. Waitresses were Sandra laruzon, Alex Case, Nancy Drabek, Donna Krause, Pam Janice Peterson, uMary Kullberg, Joyce Ingcrsoll, Julie John son, Joy Heller, Joan Eisner, Pat Kaplan, Joan Grimes, Joan Michaelson, Jane John-Ison, Carol Larson, Cheryl Siebert and Ruth Ingersoll. I Bus boys wertf' Rick Johnson, Don Schofield, John Johnson, Peter Hollister, Boyd Gates, Marvin Heller, Larry Wcedc, Bill Menasco, Brian Gales, Jim Hanson, Gerry Young and Fred Ling.

Nsme Cheerleaders Of Squad The basketball B'' squad cheerleaders for the Williams Bay school have been chosen for the season. The girls are Snookie Case, Alex Case, Karen Dahl and Janice Te-terson. George Gray Ts the coach for the ''B squad. Leaving ning arc Paul Cit me er Hanson, Harold Thor Grondah, Ed 1 and Bob Hanson. The- go to the Superior arc and Mrs Frank and sons, Frank and i will leave tomor -tn.

on Tuesday. be at Augusta. Mr, and Mrs. 1 will leave today i on Wednesday. be on Moose lake, at Hayward.

Ronald Vavra and Joe Jansky, Lake Como, leave tomorrow and will hunt near Green Bay. Joe Drabek and Phil Fogle are also among the northern hunters. Commissioners See Scouts In Action Commissioners of the Rig Foot district the State Line Council of Boy Scouts met last night at the Scout cabin in Williams Bay. They observed troop 37 of Williams in action Elborn -Rasmussen and Frank Drabek are the Scoutmasters and troop 37 meets every Wednesday at the scout cabin at 7 p. m.

After the troop meeting, the commissioners went to the. home of district executive John Kehrberg at Knollwood for a short business meeting. Cub Scouts Visit Former Den Mother Last Thursday afternoon, the Bear Cub den led by 'Mrs. Don Dillcnbeek visited Mrs. Del Osborne, who is ill at her home, Mrs.

Os borne ottep had most of these, boys ir) her Cub Scout group. She gave them ideas on making scrap books and pin collections. The hoys in the den are Tony Diilenbeck, Roy Stacey, Brian Gamm, Tom Mohan, Jimmy Wright, Dale Vavra, Marty Walner and Ricky Lawrence. An easy holiday dess' ft Is: Chocolate Frultics pound sweet, milk rhocoiate 2 dozen fruit cake cubes (t inch) 3 tablespoons finely chonped nuts M. chocolate on con ei.

burner on n. -t va range degree -brenhelt double bo. on regular burner. Using a lined fork, dip each rube into the melted chocolate. Place on a greased cookie sheet and sprinkle with ts.

chopped nuts. Place Frultics in refrigerator until chocolate hardens. Special Notice: Be sure to stop in at the 4ias Office nearest you for your copy of our new calendar reminder hook with recipes from World Famous Restaurants. Myrtle Musgrave, Wisconsin Southern flax Company, Lake tieneva. Frank Ambrose Services Are Saturday Frank Joseph Ambrose, 23, died last Wednesday evening-at Lakeland hospital.

Born August 8, 1937, he was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ambrose. Surviving are his mother, Anna, df Williams Bay; a brother, Michael of Delavan, and a sister, Mrs Mary Ann Hobbs of Lai Geneva. His father preceedexi him in death.

Services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Williams Bay Lutheran church. Burial was in tile East Delavan cemetery. WCTU To Have Christmas Party Mrs. was hostess to the Williams Bay WCTU last week There were Things To 4 onie 13 members prerent and one Worried over carving that -yR.

usua business Thanksgiving turkey? A mo-1 was taken care of. after lorizcd carving knife with a which arrangements were steel blade that makes 7,200 discussed for the Christmas rutting movements a minute parly to he held Dec. 6 at may solve it. The battery- ihc home of Mrs, Henry De powered carver also has a Vries, Theatre road Mrs. special slicing knive Jewell served refreshments Mrs.

Gerald Wessels family were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strub i and John of DeKalb, HI. The Strubs are. former school friends of the Wessels from' Northern Illinois university.

Wednesday evening, the Junior choir of the Congregational church held a pot-luck supper in the Hearth room of the church prior to choir practice. There were 22 members attendihg, all fourth, fifth and sixth grade students. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dra-bek and two sons -visited Mr.

and Mrs. Fritz Henne recently at Augusta. While there, the group went partridge hunting. The annual Walworth county 411 leaders banquet was held on Monday at the Linn town hall in Zenda. John Ernst Watts, judge-elect of Walworth county, was the speaker.

Other features of the evening was groun singing, a novelty act by Walworth county 4H members and presentation of leadership awards. Last Thursday at the regular noon meeting of the Rotary club was Donald BricK Walworth county recreation director, was the speaker. The members of tN Luther league met a the church last Sunday at 6 p.m. and went from there to Del-avan for a bowling party. Monday evening is the card party of the VFW auxiliary at the VFW hall.

The party will begin at 8 p. m. Mrs. August Bulgrin is the chairman. Mr.

and Mrs. William Elbert, of Chicago announce the birth of their first child bom on Nov. o. The baby girl has been named Gayle Sue Elbert and weighed eight pounds eight ounces. Her grandfather is William Elbert, of the Bay.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wight and daughter, Fort Wayne, Ind spent the weekend at her mother's, Mrs. Mike Peterson. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Kulj-berg were in Rockford, 111., on Sunday to observe. the birthday of his mother, Mrs. Selma Kullberg. About 60 persons attended tl special dramatic program presented by the Womans club on Friday evening in the Congregational church.

The program was based on the book "Masters of Deceit by J. Edgar Hoover. Charles Anderson came to the Bay on Saturday evening and will spend the winter months in the home of his son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Anderson. He has been living with his daughter in Poolar Grove. Guests of the Robert Dahls for the weekend were Mr. and Mrs Hilving Freeberg and Susan and Tommy, of Chicago. Saturday evening.

Mr. and Mrs Walter Kullberg were in Rockford lo attend a birthday celebration of a member of their birthday club. Tonight, there is a public party in the Hearth room of the Congregational church sponsored by the Evening circle Mrs George Grav is chairman of the evening. Rev. P.

Treanor has relumed from a month at Me Donald observatory In Texas, Rev Treanor will lie at the I Yerke observatory for a year and is living in the upper apartment of Miss May's residence on Congress street. Mr and Mrs. Harold Hope and children of Chicago spent Thursday- and Friday with her mother, Mrs Mike Peterson Rev Richard Williams and Mrs Louise Williams left on Tuesday morning for a va cation at Ormond Beach, I Fla They will be staying at the Elinor Village and will return to the Bay on Nov. 30 Sunday, Mr and Mrs Phil Elbert and family of Rock ford, III, William Ebert and' Miss Donna Elbert drove to Chicago to visit their now, niece and granddaughter Die 1 daughter of Mr, and Mr. Bill Elbert.

Jr. Last Sunday, the Forshurg family celebrated the hirtH- Hay of their father, Amandu Forshurg. Mr and Mrs. Alan Forshurg and family of Rockford and Mr and Mrs. Charles Howe and family of Chicago were in the Bay for the celebration Kill bothersome pasture brush fall with a chemical weed spray.

Fete Birthdays At Parties Christopher Brown celebrated his seventh birthday Thursday with a family celebration at his home. Christopher is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown. Collette Eck was six years old on Sunday.

She invited several friends to her home for a party. They were Cathy Mauch. Janice Thompson, Ruth Ann Gillaspie, Nancy Stofflet, Donna Vavra, Linda Tonge. Diane Petros and Melody Frietag. She is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Nathan Eck. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kahl and family attended a birthday party last Sunday in honor of Kristine Kahl, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Dick Kahl of Walworth. Kristine was one year old. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Art Kahl, Lake. Geneva and Mr, and Mrs. Horst Cairns of Sharon, the grandparent. Mrs. Dick Kahl, before her marriage, was employed as a receptionist by Dr.

C. Y. Wiswell. Janet and Tommy Lamb had toosilectomies at the Lakelapd hospital on Monday. Tommy is three years old and Janet is 11.

They are the Children of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Lamb. Appeal For More Blood Donors Next Monday is Blood Bank day for this Red Cross chapter. More blood donors are needed Volunteers can call Mrs.

William OGrady or Mrs Geryl Blakeley. The Bay' quota is 22 pints. The bloodmobile will operate from noon until p. m. at the Horticultural ball in Lake Geneva.

Join the Parade to Braid Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dys-lin, 78 Lincoln narkway, Cedar Point Puis, are the parents of eir fourth child born at the Lakeland hospital (In Sunday. The new baby, 'a boy, weighed eight pounds eight ounces and has been named Dean Francis. He has two brothers, Brad, Brian, and a sister, Dcanne, 18 months, The grandparents are Mrs.

Elizabeth Anderson of Riverside, 111., and Mr and Mrs Frank Dyslui of Chicago, Guest Pastor At Bay Church Tuesday at 7:30 m. the Congregational church building and decorating committee will meet in the minister's study at the chrfrch. The junior choir will meet at 7 p. m. Tuesday at the church.

The guest preacher at the 9 30 and 11 a. m. services on Nov, 20 and 27 will be Rev Luther Stonccipher, Knollwood. Appoint First Fontana Judge Fontanas first municipal court justice of the pi-aye was appointed last wiu-k when the village board met. Felix Fisk, a Chicago attorney, was named to the post and will take office Jan 1961 He will serve until next April, when voters will elect a Jl to a regular full term The board also appointed Harold Foote lo its planning commission to succeed Miles, who resigned Foote is a former vtjiago president.

Mrs Helen Bate was dismissed from the Lakeland hospital on Sunday where she had been a patient. FRIDAY EVENING SPECIAL Served Till Closing DELICIOUS BUTTERED BONELESS Lake Perch 85c ESPECIALLY PREPARED FRENCH FRIED Shrimp The Annual weeks have ended, with the senior class selling 150 yearbooks. 'They are still available from Tom Weith, buslnci. manager. Dr.

Albert Hiltner has returned from McDonald observatory in Texas He was there about a month S-Sgt Harold Simons has arrived in the Bay after a year of service with the Air force in Greenland He will vacation here for a week Then he and hi wife and son. Stevfn, will leave for Georgia Simons will he sta Honed in Georgia. Monday evening Mrs. Iicx ter Spalding wa- hostes to a demonstration arty at her home in Cedar Point Park. Last Thursday, Billy and Joe Wittig had tonsilertonnes at Lakeland hospital.

Billy i eight years old and Joe is five They are the oni of Mr. and Mrs Wiliner Wittig Clifford lalle.i left on Mon day for Pboenix, to seek employment. Mr Norman Bergeren entered the Mercy hospital, Janesville, on Tuesday for some test on her back. The test wit) determine if sur gery will be possible. Mrs Wilbur Johnson cn tered luikeland hospital on Saturday.

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