Marriage Licenses Menomonie: Jerry W. Tape, 27, 403 20th Ave. Menomonie, Andy S. Brown, 22, 1421 13th Menomonie. Ervin R.
Marquardt, 26, Birchwoode, Karin Mobile V. Homes, Goehring, 22, 1316 Fifth St. Menomonie. Glenn M. Rinholin, 29, Route 4, Mondovi, Tamara J.
Bowe, 21, Route 3, Chippewa Falls. Jon R. Hokeness, 20, PaL. Menomonie. Dean, 18, both of Route Alfred Haugen Sr.
Alfred Haugen 93, 921 Summer died Tuesday at Luther Hospital. He was born at Kolbu, Toten, Norway, moved to St. Paul, at the age of 21, and married Dena Julson here July 12, 1912, and operated a shoemaker shop here until retiring in 1972. Survivors include two daughters, May Haugen, Jennie Graves, both of Eau Claire; four sons, Alfred Eau Claire, Arnold, Brooklyn, Roald, Sturgeon Bay, Gordon, Lombard, three halfbrothers fin Norway; and 14 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. Memorial services will be at 1:30 p.m.
Friday in Calvary Baptist Church, with private committal services Friday morning at Forest Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the Fuller Funeral Home from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday. A memorial fund has been established.
Milo Miner WHITEHALL Milo M. Miner, 82, died Tuesday at his home. He was born in Waterville, and married Elanor Hoelz Heath Oct. 12, 1957, in Waseca, Minn. He was a mechanic for many years.
Survivors include his wife; stepson, Donald Hoelz, Kingsburg, N.J.; a daughter, Ora Mae Norton, St. Paul, a brother, Lynn Miner, Seattle; two sisters, Evelyn Penfield, Jacksonville, Alethea Cheadle, St. Peter, three grandchildren and five stepgrandchildren. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Our Saviours Lutheran Church, Whitehall, with burial in Osseo City Cemetery.
Friends may call after 4 p.m. Thursday and from 9 to 11 a.m. Friday at Jack Funeral Home, Whitehall, and from noon until services Friday at the church. Wednesday, May 7, 1980 5A Leader- Telegram Obituaries Patrick Ritchie CUMBERLAND Services were today at CotoneSkinner Funeral Chapel, Cumberland, for Patrick Ritchie, 84, who died Monday at Apple River Valley Memorial Hospital, Amery. He was born in Comstock and his entire life in the Cumberland area.
He was in the automotive business from 1918 until retiring in 1965, and was a World War I veteran. Survivors include two a sons, Virgil, Glen, both of Cumberland; five daughters, Mabel Jones, Sylvia Lloyd, Muriel Kellerman, all of Cumberland, Edith Bauer, Sapulpa, Gloria Lund, St. Paul, two brothers, Joe, Rockford, James, Madison; three sisters, Ann Lindofer, Esther Foster, both of St. Paul, Angeline Meyers, Rockford; and 28 grandchildren and 31 great-grandchildren. Burial was in Comstock Cemetery.
Lillian Severson CUMBERLAND Lillian Severson, 82, Cumberland, died Monday at Cumberland Memorial Hospital. She was born in Iowa and farmed with her husband in the Arland area before moving to Cumberland in 1947. Survivors include three sons, Harold, Lawrence, both of Cumberland, Floyd, Circle Pines, three daughters Viola Gehrman, New Richmond, Louella Miller, Issaquah, Wanda Solum, Cumberland; and 22 grandchildren and 27 great-grandchildren. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at First Lutheran Church, Cumberland, with burial in Lakeside Cemetery, Cumberland.
Friends may call after 3 p.m. today at CotoneSkinner Funeral Home, Cumberland, and at church an hour before services. Bernard Korzynski STANLEY Bernard Korzynski, 80, died today at Victory Memorial Hospital, Stanley. He was born in Poland. He married Monica Mnikolaicik April 12, 1940, in rural Stanley.
They farmed in rural Boyd until 1969, when they moved to Stanley. Survivors include a daughter, Genevieve Czarnecki, Thorp, and two grandchildren. Services will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Holy Family Catholic Church, Stanley, with burial in St. Mary's Czestochowa Cemetery, rural Stanley.
Friends may call from 2 p.m. Thursday until services Friday at Plombon Funeral Home, Stanley, where parish vigil will be recited at 8:30 p.m. Thursday. Lewinda Hyberger CHULA VISTA, Calif. Services were May 2 in Chula Vista for Lewinda Hyberger, 25, who died in an air crash in California April 28.
Lewinda Boyer was born in Eau Claire and married Robert Hyberger. She lived in Eau Claire most of her life before moving to California. Survivors include her mother and stepfather, Betty and Lawrence Brochman, Alpine, her father and stepmother, Darrell and Jean Boyer, Eau Claire; two brothers, Steven Brougham, Alpine, Darrell Boyer Eau Claire; three sisters, Melinda Hartz, Alpine, Elizabeth Fischer, Eau Claire, Jeanetta Boyer, Eau Claire; two stepbrothers, Greg O'Reilly, Brian Boyer, both of Eau Claire; a stepsister, Pam O'Reilly, Seattle; her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Christianson, Eau Claire, Henrietta Boyer, Eau Claire.
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Chippewa Falls, WI 723-2255 UW-Stout appoints two new deans Births DURAND Thomas Jordan, 78, died Tuesday at his home. He was born at Beardsley, and married Fern Gauvin in 1933. He attended St. Thomas College, St. Paul, and worked for the federal government at Duluth, Boscobel and Durand.
Since 1945 he owned and operated Durand Lumber and Supply Co. and Jordan Insurance Agency. was the proprietor of the historic Prindle Inn in Durand. He served as chairman of the Durand Centennial Celebration. Survivors in include his wife; a son, John, Minnetonka, a daughter, Angela, Tacoma, three brothers, Henry, Basil, both of St.
Paul, and Lee, Albert Lea, three sisters, Mary Keddy, Huntington Beach, Margaret. Stegall, Newport Beach, Bernice Bertrand, North St. Paul, and two grandchildren. Services will it be 11 a.m. Thursday at St.
Mary's Catholic Church, Durand, with burial in the church cemetery. Friends may call at Rhiel Funeral Home, Durand, after 2 p.m. today. Prayer service will be at 8 p.m. today at funeral home.
A Knights of Columbus rosary will be at 8:30 p.m. today at the home. Vyron Martin BLOOMER Vyron A. Martin, 62, died Tuesday at Luther Hospital, Eau Claire. He was born in Bloomer, where he graduated from public school.
He was a veteran of World War II. He was a truck driver and Teamsters union representative for several years. He married Betty Wirth Nov. 24, 1961, in Bloomer. Survivors include his wife; a stepson, Leonard Miesner, Bloomer; three sisters, Zona Gorten, Montello, Maba Gorten, DeNyse Picotte, both of Bloomer; and several nieces and nephews.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at St. John's Lutheran Church, Bloomer, with burial in Bloomer City Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 p.m. Friday until 9 a.m Saturday at Olson Funeral Home, Bloomer, and for an hour before services Saturday at the church.
Kellie Jo Hyberger CHULA VISTA, Calif. Services were May 2 in Chula Vista for Kellie Jo Hyberger, 2, who died in an air crash in California April 28. She was born in California. Survivors include her father, Robert Hyberger, California; grandmother and grandstepfather, Betty and Lawrence Brochman, Alpine, grandfather and grandstepmother, Darrell and Jean Boyer, Eau Claire; great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Anton Christianson, Henrietta Boyer, all of Eau Burial was in La Vista Memorial Park, Chula Vista. LEADER- -TELEGRAM USPS 166560 701 S. Farwell St. P.O. Box 570 Eau Claire, WI, 54701 TELEPHONE 834-3471 News Ext.228 Sports Ext.
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281 BUSINESS PHONES 'Advertising Operator Classified Operator Circulation Anerator Information operator Second class postage paid at Eau. Claire, Published daily except Sunday and holidays New Year's Day, Memorial Day, July 4, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas by the Eau Claire Press Co. Editorial direction by the Eau Claire Leader-Telegram. Single copies 25 cents Carrier Rate $1.05 cents weekly By Motor Route $60 yearly Mail rates available on request. At Chippewa Falls: Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas S. Stelzer, Route 2, Cadott, son, April 3. Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel W. Krause, 52 E. Cedar Chippewa Falls, daughter, April 30. At Neillsville: Ronald and Dale Mohr, Neillsville, daughter, May 5. Bruce and Candace Wagner, Neillsville, daughter, May 3.
At Cumberland: Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson, Route 3, Cumberland, son, May 2. Mr. and Mrs.
Bradley Hemauer, Prairie Farm, a son, May 1. At Rice Lake: Mr. and Mrs. James Mansky, Route 1, Bruce, daughter, May 3. At Black River Falls: Steve and Vicki Oppelt, Black River Falls, son, April 27.
Gregory and Sherry Fremstad, Blair, son, April 28. Mark and Denise Palmer, Blair, son, April 28. Rodney and Debra Bratsven, Whitehall, son, April 29. Clifford and Karen Livingston, Osseo, daughter, April 30. Ellis and Linda Smikrud, Black River Falls, son, May 2.
Out-of-town: Connie and Jerry Brown of Rockledge, daughter, Christina Jeanne, May 2. Local grandparents are Gloria and Jim Eisold and Orville and Fran Brown, all of Eau Claire. Divorces At Menomonie: Linda J. Haugle, 30, Colfax, and Michael J. Haugle, 29, Route 1, Colfax.
Sue C. Butler, 38, Knapp, and James Butler, 41, Route 1, Wilson. Elna M. Davidson, 40, 520 15th and Gerald A. Davidson, 41, Route 2, ElIsworth.
Marcella Peterson, 26, Route 3, Menomonie, David. Peterson, 31, Route 1, Baldwin. Charles R. Smith, 39, Janet E. Smith, 39, Route 2, Colfax.
Murder case Continued from Page 3A FBI in Oregon, where the postal robbery took place, and testimony concerning the ballistics tests. Judge Alex Raineri of Hurley, who is presiding at the trial, denied the defense motion. The trial was expected to start this afternoon. MENOMONIE The University of Wisconsin-Stout appointed two academic deans Tuesday, according to Chancellor Robert S. Swanson.
James Bensen will become dean of the School of Industry and Technology. Gerane Dougherty will be dean of the School of Liberal Studies. Both appointments are effective July 1. Bensen, now assistant dean of Industry and Technology, replaces Herbert Anderson, who is retiring. Dougherty will succeed Theodore Baker, who resigned.
She is currently program assistant to the vice president for Academic Services at Southeast Missouri State University, Hallie annexation Continued from Page 3A higher taxes," he said, "for Also of concern is the fact that none of those who would live in the new part of the city could participate in township government. Another concern is that children will have to change school districts. "I think in this day and age," Erickson said, "we have to make an effort to hold on to what we do have." Jealous Joles, Hallie town chairman, also spoke against the annexation, saying there has been trouble with the mobile home court since the beginning. cahappy people "I hope that the commission makes the right decision," Joles said, "because I am afraid you are going to have a lot of unsatisfied people in the area." Another resident of Route 1, Chippewa Falls, said bluntly: "I don't give a damn I don't want to be annexed." Then William Wheatcraft, general counsel for First Central, entered into the record a letter he wrote to Joles May 2 in response to a Joles letter to the Department of Local Affairs and Development. "The area for which annexation is sought does not enjoy all the municipal services and benefits," Wehatcraft wrote, "with the exception of a municipal sewer system." He said there is no municipal water system or adequate police and fire protection.
Law enforcement standards recommend one officer for every 500 residents, Wheatcraft said, "as against Hallie's existing one officer per thousand people." Record clear Wheatcraft also said "the record clearly shows that more than fifty percent of the persons within the affected area signed a petition directed to the city of Eau Claire requesting annexation." Richard Andre, a member of the Chippewa County Board of Supervisors, representing the affected area, presented the commission with a resolution the board passed opposing the annexation. But Andre assured the commission the board was not attempting to "interfere or supercede" with any commission or City Council action. Richard Jann, city director of public works, then moved to approve the annexation petition as presented. "I this with the knowledge that the people who live in the area do have the recourse to put it to a referendum if they wish," Jann said. The residents then followed Biermeier, Glasshof and others out of the meeting, heckling them down the corridor.
"What do you think of Russia and Afghanistan?" one resident asked. Forcing vote Kumferman said after the meeting that 20 percent of the electors in area can sign a petition to force the referendum once the petition has been approved by the City Council. Kumferman said he believes that more than 100 electors live in the area. The commission passed a request for a conditional use permit by Charles Bush for a used auto sales and showroom at 1733 Brackett Ave. The commission denied a similar request by William Ross for a conditional use permit for a tavern at 2031 Third St.
A request for a conditional use permit by Larry Brown for an auto vacuuming business at 2214 Highland Ave was tabled. A direct annexation of 3 acres in the town of Washington south of Brian Street was passed. Cape Girardeau. She also holds the title of director of the College Preparatory Program and director of International Education at that institution. Bensen received his doctorate in industrial education from Pennsylvania State University, his master's degree in industrial education from UW-Stout and a bachelor's degree in industrial education from Bemidji (Minn.) State University.
Dougherty received a doctorate in French from University Laval, Quebec, where she also received her master's degree. She also holds a master's degree in English from St. Mary's, Winona, and a bachelor's degree in French and English from the College of St. Teresa, has been an industrial education teacher at Erskine, public schools. He was department chairman and industrial teacher for the Osseo, Independent School District.
He was a research assistant at Pennsylvania State University before becoming a professor of the Industrial Teacher Education Department at UW-Stout in 1966. He was director of the bachelor's degree program in industrial education at UW- Stout before becoming assistant dean in 1977. Dougherty taught French at the College of St. Teresa and at St. Mary's College.
She was chairwoman of the Department of Modern and Classical Languages at the College of St. Teresa from 1972-75 and joined Southeast Missouri State in 1977. Bensen holds a concurrent academic appointment to the Industrial Teacher Education Department at UW-Stout, and Dougherty will receive a concurrent appointment to the Department of English. Robert Sorensen Mary Kaye Merwin Stout to graduate 945 MENOMONIE Degrees ert P. Sorensen of Madison.
will be awarded to approx- Merwin has worked eximately 945 University of tensively serving 4-H proWisconsin-Stout students at grams state and na10 a.m. Saturday in Johnson tional levels. She now is diField House. The class in- rector of program services cludes about 830 under- for the National 4-H Council. graduates and 115 gradu- Sorensen has held various positions in Wisconsin's Chancellor Robert S.
vocational education proSwanson will deliver his grams. He now is state to the tor and executive officer of graduates" and will confer the Wisconsin Board of degrees and present Vocational, Technical and diplomas. Adult Education. UW-Stout's Alumni Dist- Following ceremonies, a inguished Service Award reception will be held for will be presented to Mary graduates, their parents and a ye Me win of university staff at Merle M. Gaithersburg, and Rob- Price Commons.
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