Portage Daily Register from Portage, Wisconsin • 3

'i it-w Common Market Topic Of Cambria Meeting portage daily register Meet TKurs Jan iy I953f Director Is Club Guest flljf Oatlu Sruialn tCoy and about CAMBRIA The Cambria Club held their meeting at the home of Mrs Thomas Thomas with Mrs Clifford Mays as assisting hostess The meet- Miss Barbara Oehlert Becomes Bride Roll was called and answered "Church There were 11 members with a name of a country be-1 and one guest present from the longing to the Common Market haolTi Circle A short discussion of a program The meeting opened with siilg-for the County Home at Wvo- ing-Jhe-Jrvmo 7tWas 'KeldNoaeffon The devotions taken i were given by "Mrs Earl Lind- Mrs Charles Missall and Mrs sav using the scripture reading Walter Kuehn who were in from Acts lti 9-10 closing with a charge of the program gave' prayer enlightening talks on the Com-t The program narrated by Mrs mon Market both pro and con 1 Norma 1 Silvester was taken The Common Market is an from the kxik On Asia's Rim association of 6 nations Wcst lU' l1'1' vlhe Germany France Bel-J hllh guim the Netherlands and Okinawa Hcmg-hong and Ti-6 i wan Mrs Silvester as assisted embourg which came into be- Eh(m Mrs tag on Jan im The Common Mrs Kohert Swan iMarke is the powerful magnetic ad 0vtiu VVtvh each that has ye been conceiy- nallu dress of these ed in uniting Western Europe If a genuine customs union can be A meet was built which will include a sig- conuctw wich was followed by nificant number of Western Eur- a socja jmur Refreshmc ns were opeans countries- it will be served bvjJic hostess Mrs Nor-ficuH in time perhaps impossible Silver assisted by Mrs for any nation in the area to Kenneth XSolliher Jr Nlrs -Stan-remain apart from it Removing Cy HarnMAlrs Gforge Roixrts tariffs within this economic or-aU(j Mis -Renfro ganization puts outsiders at a competitive disadvantage IdlQ Hour Homemakers Groups at Methodist Church Hie Naomi Circle and the Dorcas Circle met with members of the Circle as guests Wednesday evening at the Methodist Are at Mueller Home vised of the special interest lesson on Rug BrtSidmg which will Group Holds Installation Members of the- Mlu Horn1 Homemakers met Tuesday eve-mug at' Hie home of Mis William i Mueller Tlu' safety lesson Following the Knights installa-jl Use Electi ical Ls lion the Pythian Sisters of EC given by 'Mis Donald Koepp She Gottry Temple No 52 legally and also gave the project lesson on duly installed their 1963 officers stain removal Members were ad Page? ALMANAC By United Press International Today is Thursday Jan 17 the 17th day of 1963 with 348 to Mow Hie moon is in its last quarter The morning stars are Venus and Mars The- evening irtarsare Mars Saturn Those born on this day include the American inventor statesman and author Benjamin Franklin in 1706' On this day in history: In 1806 a birth occurred Jn the White House for the first time when Thomas daughter Martha Jefferson Randolph gave lnrth to a son In 1917 the United States -bought the' Virgin Islands from Denmark for' $25 million In 1944 Gen Dwight Eisenhower assumed command of the Allied liberal ion forces of World -WarlL In 1416 delegates to the Security Council of the United Nations held their first session in London thought for tire Oen Dwight Ejcnhower speaking in Dmdim in 1945 said "Humility must always be the portion of any man who receives acclaim earned in the blood of his followers and tile sacrifices of his fl New Arrival in the New PORTAGE Son to Mr and Mrs Lyle Krueger Rte 1 Tex Picture Discouraging I Wednesday night with Mrs John Owen acting as Grand Manager by the Franciscan Sisters Daughters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary It is fully accredited and is approved for the training of interns and residents by the American Medical Association However he said the problems of all hospitals are much the same and the purpose of of them is to serve the community in which they are located One big prohjem they all have is the money The public claims hospital and medical care is expensive so he tried to explain why it is Each patient that is admitted gets individual care according to his or her orders You ere admitted at the front office where a staff is maintained for just that purpose You are then assisgned to a room by a nurse or aide A senior intern examines you and makes a written report to your doctor If X-rays are needed another staff of workers take care of that-aQ specially trained for their work Blood is taken and brought to the laboratory for findings which is also equipped with expensive equipment and staffed with specially trained and -highly paid technicians Hie hospital must maintain a pathological department or refer cases to a hospital which has one While this equipment is not used every day it is very expensive and has to be there when needed Most hospitals have their own pharmacy They all- have a central kitchen a central laundry a central heating plant and many air condition at least part of the hospital All this is for the care and comfort of the patient Records are kept on every item used on every patient so a large clerical staff is employed Some hospitals even have theirTi printing shop Telephones radios and even televisions are available to anyone who wishes them so we should be able to see why medical and hospital care is expensive and must be dealth with on a business basis if the hospitals are to survive We here at Portage are epec-ially lucky in having our fine Divine Savior Hospital so well equipped and ready to serve us at a moment's notice Not all small cities are so fortunate Mr Beaugrand said he could go on all night enumerating the hidden expenses in a hospital that the patient never sees or hears of or he would be better able to understand and not be critical of the bill he receives when he gets back to the front desk on the day he is dismissed A short business meeting was presided over by Mrs John Prosch the president of the club before Mr Beaugrand gave his talk Mrs Albert Lantz and her committee served coffee and cookies during the social hour which followed the meeting Jaycee Meetings Are Scheduled District and State Jaycee meetings are scheduled next month at Sun Prairie mid Wisconsin Rapids George Wuerch local state director reported to Portage Jaycees Wednesday night urging local representation at both meeting Hie district quarterly meeting will be held Monday night Feb 4 at Sun Prairie and the third quarterly state convention 'is scheduled for Friday and Saturday Feb 15 and 16 at Wisconsin and Mrs Ronald Ramsay as lie held at the County Admims-Grand Senior Mary Tessman rat ion Building January 21 and niece of the incoming Most K-' 24 from 1 to 4 Anyone m-cehcnt Chief) was escorted to forested in learning this art is the altar where she placed the welcome The not meeting will be white Bible This was followed February 13 at the home of Mrs bt a hymn Thine Own Lester Paske Way sung by Mrs Royal Mielke Grace and Mrs Ray Christensen Mrs William Lester presiding as Most-Excellent Cluef Royal Fuller Dies Age 72 (Walcott Studio Photo) floor length gowns were of blue silk with white lace collars and large white bows in back Hiey wore white fur headpieces and white glows They wore pearl necklaces and earrings a gift fnnn the bride Cindy Kay Witthun a mere of the bride was the flower girl She wore a floor length gown styled like Ihg bride's Her pearl necklace and white gloves were a gift from the bride Charles Burchfield cousin of the groom-war the best man and Keith Ebert cousin of the groom was the groomsman A reception for relatives and friends was held at Bird Cage Hall at Doylestown The bride is a graduate of the Rio High School Pvt Joseph Paske has finished hs basic training at Fort Knox Ky and is now stationed at Fort Irwin Calif His new address is: Pvt Joseph Paske RA 16749495 536th Sig Co SPT Fort Irin Calif Mr and Mrs Edward Dickow of Chicago were guests at the home of his brother Dickow Arthur Licbte entered the Methodist Hospital at Madison last Sunday He will have surgery on Friday Lowvilld Center Homemakers Members of the Lovvville Center Homemakers met -with Mrs Anna Bennett of rural Rio for a one dessert on Tuesday January 15 A report on When I Use Electrical was given by our safety secretary Mrs John Klaila The lesson on removing stains from fabrics by home methods was given by the January project leaders Mrs John Klaila and Mrs Walter Lindner Our next meeting will be with Mrs Emmons Curtis on February 19 with Mrs Roy Drake as the project leader Ko-bo-han-a Campfire Girls The weekly meeting of Ko-ho-han-a group 20 of Campfire Girls was held Monday January 14 at the library Election of officers was conducted The incoming officers are: Susan Tessman president Linda Baxter vice president Susan Devine secretary Miary Behling treasurer Jan Heb eriein scribe Hie outgoing officers are: Jan Heberlein president Jill Taylor vice president Julie McSorley secretary Debbie Roster treasurer and Susan Kay-artz scribe Plans were made to visit another group The Guardians are: Mrs Russell Hensen and Mrs Robert Baxter Members oft the group include Pam Monthey Susan Tessman Linda Baxter Susan Devine Jan Heberlein Julie McSorley Jill Taylor Debbie Roster Susan Kayartz and Mary Behling Mrs Janet Van Duren visited her mother Mrs Leah Weir at Westfield over the weekend Lewiston Homemakers The Lewiston Homemakers club met at the home of Mrs Dean Summers with 11 members present Mrs Paul Weber president opened the meeting with the reading of the Homemakers Creed Mrs Paul Schmitz safety chairman presented the safety topic "When I Use Electrical Mrs Erwin VanSchoyck and Mrs Walter Zimmerman Sr gave an informative lesson on stain removal A collection was taken for for Refreshments were served by the hostess Hie next meeting will be February 19 at the home of Phyllis Russell Mrs Harold Hammond of West-field called on her sister Mrs Mylrea and her mother Mrs Mary Slowey Saturday Ik Injf dud You Til Stitl Iff PikSi lifiraiUn Sinriti NFENAH Wis (UPI)-George Mackin Green Bay general chairman of the Wisconsin Paper Industry Information Service criticized the tax picture Wednesday as "very He snid "government must eventually face up to a whole- of-'gale revision of our-basic tax 'structure to restore more individ- pened the installation ritual by reading a few preliminary re-1 Royal (Dooley) Fuller 72 of marks The installing officer 1 West Edgewaler street pass-Mrs Jess Teetpr was then es-ed away Wednesday afternoon at carted to hjr station by the act- the hospital in Madison hig Grand Manager and Grand Senior The county service ficer fiom Jan 1947 to March In spite of the cold weather about 5ft members and guests attended the Catholic Club meeting at St school Monday evening An illustrated talk was given by Beaugrand Director Public Relations and Communications of St Hospital He began by lelLiig that St is a general and acute hospital of 37ft tKfs No -long time care Is provided It is owned and operated READY ENS Joan Heber-lein daughter of Mr and Mrs II Heberlein of 315 Howard St Portage Wis has suc-e dully completed the eight week indoctrination class for women Naval officers at the li Naval School Officer Women a component of the 0 Naval School Command Newport Rhode Island For her first assignment Ens Heberlein will report to NAVHOSP Great Lakes 111 for duty Ens Heberlein is a graduate of Portage High School Portage Wis and the Ohio State University Divine Savior Hospital PORTAGE Admissions Jerry St Wdliam Clement Prairie du Sac Mrs Kenneth Werner Pardee-vill Mrs Brassard Cambria Mis Hard Eggleston Mrs Kenneth Manthey Pardee- Ville Mrs Warren Bohlinger Wiscon-s I) 11s Mjss Judith Maass 224 Wauona Trail Discharges 1 James Stendahl Rio Tommy Stendahl Rio Miss Kathy Fiske Poynette Paul Manthey Wyocena Mi Herbert Kleist 916 Prospect Mrs Thomas Vail Montello ImwTence Lewis Wisconsin Dells Mrs Francis Murphy 625 Pleasant Mrs Jenny Woodard Poynette St Mary's Hospital COLUMBUS Admission Harlan Schumann Columbus Discharges Ms Robert Lee Elroy Mrs Vilas Ward Marshall Mis Jerald Loney Cottage Grove Death Louis Crandall Rio Recover Old Statue BRUSSELS The world-famous statue of a little boy realistically participating in the water works of a surrounding fountain was recovered today just 12 hours after it was stolen from the Brussels street comer where it has stood for nearly 350 years Reliable sources Said the statue was stolen by Antwerp students early this morning and taken to that Belgian city where it was found this afternoon Best Dressed LOS ANGELES UPI Gene Kelly and Vincent Edwards Wednesday were named bet dressed film and television actors by the Apparel Club of California nones to stbscubou City BwbMdkw If your pipw la not Mliml on arbcdule can Don Woodman Bi 3-4476 twtvwa and 13 pjn No deilTanca eaa mada after 1 pjn on waak day OeUrery altar 4 pm on Saturday if paper la found aftar aktp boy la called call tact and aaan him an nnnaomaary trip All ntarta atops and addraaa changes must ha Id our offlet by pjn In order to be ed the earn day Mall iiMdlkm Alt mall auhearlbera try na I dayijgrtg to OaU Hospital Catholic 5 3 i i 4 1 i 1 -t As Mrs John Polnow called' 1918 Mr FulW 'servetFas a cap- hua an( business each "name they wei Jain dining World War lie was Mackin said replies from paper ushered into the hall by the two a member of the Elks dub manufacturers to questionnaires grand officers The following ur'j Friends may gall it the Port sent olg by the informatioL the names of the newly installed officers: Past Chief Mrs Stan- unera! services will be held at amnunt to "a larger proportion Chief Mrs Thomas Ddfll Sen-l pm Satin day in the Port Fu- of the payroii than In any of the ior Eva Wiedenhaput Junior eral Home Burial will lie made fjvc neighboring and that Mrs Robert Beahm the Silver Lake Cemetery they are per cent higher than Mrs Theodore Berglund Secre I Th Amei an Ixgion and Veter-1 aVerage tary Mrs Peter Lamliert Tica-jans of Foicign Wars will conduct paxes on manufacturing In surer Beatrice Bolgrin: Pint ct 1 miliTary giavevde honors Wisconsin per employe are 33 per or Mrs George Zamzow Guard Smvivors are his wife Lulu one cenl a()0V0 the Midwest six-state Fern Eickner Pianist Mrs Ray Robert Winter Wis and avoiag(l- ho said the tax-Christensen iliirpe grandchildren PS pr iooo production working After the bestowal of their -'hours are 31 per cent above the jewels and the oflic i had ta eh ting her to that office ken their various stations the ellool Senior Eva Wieden- Mackin said that despite the Grant! Chief Mrs Teeter asked baupt approached the Most Ex- discouraging state tax pic-the Grand Manager Mr Wil-j rellent Chief station and pres the Wisconsin paper Indus-lard Ramsey to make the pin-: a pas cbief's pm to the re- try is Investing more than $50 clamation This concluded mstai- tjnn(I mS K'cellcnt Mrs I million a year to improve and lation proper I Stanley Rynearsoo Sister Maxine expand its properties Mary Tessman and Sue Lester jjneaison thank the temple fort He said lif value of all lands entered the hall carrying a large ho pin and (lie support of mcm- plants and equipment owned by basket of red carnations andbeis in the pisl yeai Wisconsin paper mills distribu- nX To conclude the ceremonies the tors and converters totaled $657-manigei Mrs Theodore 'rg- 618000 He said the 49 iund retired the flag 'pulp and paper mills invested Lunch was wived by the! $47109090 in capital improve- Fmghts Iment in 1961 Barbara Jean Oehlert daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Oehlert Rio and Melvin Meryl Udell son of Chester Udell and the late Mrs Udell Rio w'ere united in marriage January 12 at the home The Rev Ralph Polzien officiated at the 2 pm ceremony The bride given in marriage by her father wore a white organza gown styled with a fitted bodice long tapered sleeves and a long train Jt Jias ruffled chantilly lace inserts jn front of the skirt The neckline and skirt are edged with chantilly lace and sequins Her illusion veil was held in place by a crown of pearls Mrs Byron Wilthun sister of the bride was matron of honor and Betty Kay Oehlert sister of thqj bride was the bridesmaid Their Death Notices Mrs Arthur Paske LODI Mrs Arthur Paske 35 Lodi died unexpectedly Tuesday in a Portage hospital The former Darlene Hawley was born in Mauston and moved four years ago to Lodi after a long residence Wyocena She was in 1 fll 7 vhn mror mo married in 1947 She was a member of the Bethel Lutheran Church and active in 4-H leadership in West Point Survivors include her husband: three daughters Sharon Dianne and Jeanine all of Lodi three sons Vernon Allan and Steven all of Lodi her father Alvin Hawley Wyocena her stepmother Mrs Edith Hawley Wyocena a brother Vernon Wyocena two sisters Miss Ardel Hawley Oshkosh and Mrs Darrel Julson Reno Nev and a stepsister Mrs Warren Peckham New Lisbon Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Friday in the Ham re funeral home Lodi where friends may call after 4 pm today Louis Crandall 1 i Methodist Church officiating will be in the town of Rock cemetery near Marshfield Friends may call at the Zied-' ler Alberts Funeral Home after 3 pm Friday Survivors include two sons Ralph Rte 2 Rio and Kenneth Cambria three daughters Mrs Lawrence Klawes Oconomowoc Mrs Ben Floerke Milwaukee and Mrs Eugene Reigel Scho- field one brother Fred Eau Claire eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren walk over or around such an obstruction In'this case Jerry had not piled snow on the sidewalk but had merely failed to clear his walks Judy cannot hold him liable for her injuries However Jerry may have to pay a fine to the -dity! for violation of the ordinance (Based upon a Wisconsin Su- preme Court decision) Bar of Wisconsin No 424 They are both employed at the Racine Glove Company at Rio They will live at rural Pardeeville Caledonia Homemakers Meet Thursday 8 pm with Mrs Edward Huebner Aid Assn for Lutherans Meet Thursday at 7 30 pm Rath Ft- Winn Oommandery Stated Conclave Thursday at 730 Work in the Order of Tne Temple Ladies Auxiliary and lunch and Homemakers Meet Thursday at 8 pm with Mrs Robert Okan Ladits Dinner party Monday January 21 at 6 30 pm Make reservations by Saturday noon with Mrs A Snyder or Mrs Carlton Rubin Rring white elephant Knights of Columbus Rosary at Port Funeral Home at 8 Friday for Theodore Lucas SAVE AT WALGREEN'S tuukiuirm Half Price Sale $200 Tussy Wind and Weather Lotion $1 $200 Friendship Garden Hand and Body Lotion-now Reg $25S Perfection Hand Cream $149 Big 18-oz Jars All Plus Tax PRESCRIPTION ECONOMY AT WILTS Walgreen Across From A St Profits and Principal Can Go Up In Smoko Fast! The Unshoveled Sidewalk On her way home from the store with an armload of groceries Judy slipped and fell on a snow and ice covered sidewaik fracturing her ankle Jerry the owner of the adjoining property had made no attempt to clear the sidewaft in Ftoerd Home in Col-front of his house even though the snow had been on the ground for some time COLUMBUS Louis Crandall 79 Rte 2 Rio died Tuesday1 evening in a Columbus hospitaf He resided in the Reeseville area for seven years before moving to Rio in 1929 1 Funeral services will be held at 1 pm Saturday at the Zied- umbus with the Rev James Collins of the Randolph Burial with an act of curtsy presented each new officer with one Mrs Merlin Gcrhartz was pianist for the evening A trio then song a song the day is Over" Mrs Thomas Dirtt new Most Excellent Chief spoke a few 1 words of praise to the temple for 1 ftp RT AGE TONIGHT Thru TUES Show Tonight at 8 pm FrL Sat Sun 7 A 9 pm Matinee Sun 2:30 pm Adm 35c and 75c Explodes withjxcitenient! Jules IH SEARCH OF THE astanays 9 nruiftrflf rv TECHNICOLOR COMING WED Jaycee of the Month honors for his work as chairman of the teenage dance committee went to Bill Wilcox Emil Mravik local Jaycee president presented the award Ron Hutler board representative installed the following six new members Dan Maloney Tom Temme Ken Hutler Bill McMahon Dale Weaver and John Hibner Guests present were Palmer McCoy Loid Atkinson Jr and Larry Ride Mrs Hoppe Gives Report on Seals The 1962 Christmas Seal campaign here has been highly successful according to reports received by the Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association Mrs Evelyn Hoppe who heads the campaign here said that Seal donations thus far total $7250 compared to $6180 received during the entire campaign last year Cecelia Stanton WATA drist-mas Seal director in a letter to the community representative said "My sincere congratulations to you and the people who through their generous contributions are helping to bring to reality our god to eradicate tuberculosis Hie real reward in going "over the is not a letter of bid one day a TB-free More than 29 Wisconsin communities have exceeded their 1961 campaign total to WATA Contributions to the 1962 campaip will be accepted until March 31 the endof WATAisfis cal year Perhaps you want to be reminded But that's not true when you place your money in a bank account Your dollars are insured up to $1000000 by an agency of the US Government Healthy profits in the form of interest are guaranteed Perhaps it's time to get off worry street and keep your money where it's really safe in our bank Judy sued Jerry claiming that her fall was caused by hjs failure to clear the sidewalk "All the other walks had been she said a law that says you have to shovel your walks" said Judy referring to a city ordinance Can Judy hold Jerry responsible for her injuries? Does the city ordinance make Jerry liable? No said the court Jerry is not liable even though he violated the city ordinance Owners and occupiers of premises abutting a city street are not responsible for injuries resulting from a failure to remove snow and ice from their sidewalks when such accumulations are created by natural causes This is true even though there is a valid cky ordinance The only liability is to pay the fine prescribed by the ordinance A parson who piles snow or ice onto a sidewalk kicking br obstructing pedestrians may be liable for any resulting injury to persons who fall while trying to FIRST KATIONAUZa First National lank Portage Wis Member FJJ-LC Full Service i i i i I.