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rkjNwwahilwi Obituaries PORTAGE DAILY REGISTER Thurs Sept 19 1974 Page5 TV Highlights Round and about ri 3b TV log is a new one-hour drama series making its debut on ABC at 9 pun CDT Robert Forster ptar as an Indian deputy sheriff in a southwestern city Initial episode is in which Nakia Parker discovers that a young Indian accused of murder and ostracized by his tribe is innocent Carol CBS hour at 9 pm CDT has singer Steve Lawrence as guest star Television Highlights By United Press Inter-' national at 9 pm CDT offers efforts to stop a killer involve him with a priest who has heard the confession The NBC episode at 9 pm CDT is Two trackers try to stop a friend from hijacking his own truck to pay off a gambling debt at 10:30 pm CDT brings back actress Bette Davis for anotfier 90-minute gab session with Dick Cavett Friday Television Highlights By United Press International is the fare on of the for CBS at 7 pm CDT The two astronaut prisoners meet a chimpanzee ruler who stages bloody battles in the arena to keep his human subjects entertained In Dark and Bloody on Rockford at 8 pm CDT Rockford becomes a target for assassins when he investigates a homicide involving a screenwriter CBS Friday Night at 8 pm CDT screens the world video premier of the 1971 theater movie Borgnine Elsa Lanchester and Bruce Davison are in this terror drama Of a young man who can control an army of rats i Saturday Television Highlights By United Press Interna tiorial I New on ABC at 7 pm CDT has Word Is A tornado causes a midwife to think about moving away from the community thqt needs -her services is the fare on Saturday Night at 8 pm CDT George and Faye Dunaway star in this drama of a woman who defies powerful oil company 6:30 3 Truth or Consequences 4 $25000 Pyramid 6 Celebrity Sweepstakes 10 Black Perspective on the News 12-27 To Tell the Truth 15 Lucy Shaw 21 Why you Smoke 7 pm 3-12 Planet of the Apes 4-15 Sanford and Son 6 Kodiak 10-21 Washington Review! 27 $25000 Pyramid 4-15 Chico and the Man 6-27 Six Million Dollar Man 10-21 Wall Street Week 8 pm 3-12 4 Rockford Files 10-21 Masterpiece Theatre 15 National Geographic 8:30 6-27 Texas Wheelers 9 pm 4-15 Police Woman 6-27 Night Stalker 10 Book Beat 21 Video Visionaries 9:30 10 David Susskind 21 Boarding House 10 pm 3-4-6-12-15-27 News 21 Your Future Is Now I 10:30 3-12 4t15 Johnny Carson 6 21 Black Perspectives on the News 27 Salute to Walt Disney 12 midnight 4 Midnight Special 15 Invisible 27 Christophers 12:05 6 News 12:15 6 Wide World Special 12:25 3 Big Valley 12 News 12 the 1 1:30 4 Hilarious House Frightenstein 15 Flash Gordon 1 1:45 6 Secret 2 am 4 Speakeasy W'J Hughes William Hughes 84 Cambria passed away very suddenly at his home this morning Funeral arrangements are pending at the Thomas Funeral Home in Cambria 1 Fredriksen Jerry Fredriksen 87 Oxford died this morning at Divine Savior Hospital Friends may call after 4 pm Friday at the Steinhaus Funeral Home and Saturday from 8 am until time of services Masonic services will be Friday at 8 pm Funeral services will be held Saturday at 3:45 pm at the funeral home -with burial in the Oxford Cemetery Fredriksen was a member of the Masonic Lodge 1098 Lombard 111 He and his wife retired to Oxford three years ago Surviving are his wife the former Clara Pedersen a son Harold Covina Calif two daughters Mrs Morris (Ruth) Martel Elmhurst 111 and Mrs Gordon (Marion) Richardson Oxford a brother Fred Sr and two sisters Mrs Ger- trade Lace and Mrs Nick Andreas all of Florida 'lO grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren Hulda Niht I Mrs Hulda Niht89 rural Cambria died Sept 18 at the Hillside Hospital Beaver Dam) Friends may call from 1 pm Sunday until time of services at 3 pm at the Thomas Funeral Home The Rev Walter Goers Jr will officiate and burial will be in the Cambria Cemetery Mrs Niht was a member of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church She married Ferdinand Niht in 1914 he died in 1965 She had lived on the Niht farm in the township of Courtland for the last 60 years Surviving are a daughter -r A Vs Divine Savior Hospital Admissions Thomas Berey Portage -Mrs Kay Dreyer Portage Brent Fisher Fox Lake Mrs Ruth Foster Wisconsin Dells Frank' Jozefiak Westfield Mrs Doris Lamphear Briggsville Laurie Nelson Portage Mrs Cheryl Schehr Portage Discharges Wilmer Borde Rio Mrs Pearl Curtis Poynette Allen Fredrick Endeavor Mrs Susan Goodbear Oxford Timothy Henry Westfield Mrs Donna Kreger Par-deeville Mrs Julia Pache Poynette Mrs Marie Purdy Portage Mrs Christine Roberts Portage Wednesday Son to Mr and Mrs James Dreyer Portage Club Notes EPISCOPAL GUILD Corporate Communion Sept 21 at 9 am KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Work bee council chambers next three Sat afternoons Tuesday nights Prepare for dedication Oct 13 NEWCOMERS Sept 22 splash party for couples Kahlers Wis Dells Contact Chris Daly details KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Ft Winn Commandery 4 No meeting' this Thurs Sept 19th Recorder will be in Milwaukee at Grand Council NEWCOMERS Splash party for couples at Kahlers in Dells Sept 22 Contact Chris Daly for details 1 it a Thursday September 19 1 6 pm 3-4-6-12-15-27 News 10 Introduction to Sociology 21 Seminar on the i 6:30 3 Truth or Consequences 4 World at War 6 Name That Tune 10 How 12-27 To Tell the Truth 15 Lucy Show 21 Why You Smoke 7 pm 3-12 The Waltons 4-15 Sierra 6-27 Odd Couple 10-21 Evening at Pops i 7:30 6-27 Paper Moon 8 pm 3-12 Your Local 4-15 Ironside 6-27 Streets of San Francisco 10-21 International Performance 9 pm 4-15 On 6-27 Harry 10 Journey to Japan 21 Great American Dream Machine 9:30 10 Experiment 10 pm 3-4-6-12-15-27 News 10 Cajun 21 Consumer Experience 1 10:30 3-12 No 4-15 Johnny Carson 6 21 News 27 Dick Cavett I 12 midnight 4-15 Tomorrow 12:20 6 News 12:30 6 Dick Cavett 12 News 1 12:45 12 in the 1 1 am 4 Hilarious House of Frightenstein 2 am 6 Editorial Friday September 20 i 6 pm 3-4-6-12-15-27 News 10-21 Aviation Weather a- a- i- a- a- a- a a- a a a- a a- a- a- a a- a- a- 'i Florence at home two sons Earl Randolph and Floyd at home two grandchildren cousins and other near relatives Boyer Frederick Boyer 44 Madison unexpectedly Sept 14 at Ft Lauderdale Fla Surviving in our area are a daughter Mrs Patricia Dickman and a sister Mrs Edward (Shirley) Hess both of Wisconsin Dells Visitation will be from 4-9 pm today at the Schroeder Funeral Home Madison with the Moose Lodge at 7 :30 and rosary at 8 pm Funeral services will be held Friday at 10:30 am at St Catholic Church Madison: Fr Lawrence Korback will officiate and burial will be in Highland Memory Gardens Also surviving are his wife a son Brace at home two other daughters Donna at UW-LaCross? and Darlene at home his mother Mrs Francis Ingebretson another sister Mrs Carroll Robinson Kissimee Fla John Berg John Berg Jr 66 Oxford died Sept 18 at Divine Savior Hospital Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at the Edgar Funeral Home Oak Lawn 111 Burial of the ashes will be in Mt Hope Cemetery Worth Township 111 Arrangements were by the Steinhaus Funeral Westfield Berg was a retired shipping superviser for Standard Alliance Co Chicago Ind Surviving are his wife the -former Dorothy Bagdon a son Gerald Boligbrook 111 a daughter Mrs Bemie Kaye Boca Raton Fla two brothers Gustave and Walter both of Chicago and four grandchildren Mrs Baillies Laura i Baillies 89 Lodi died Sept 17 at the Lodi Good Samaritan Center Friends may call from noon until time of services on Friday at the First Presbyterian Church Lodi Funeral services will be held at 1 pm Friday at the church with the Rev Roger A Waid officiating Burial will be in the Rosedale Cemetery- Pardeeville Mrs Baillies was a member of the church and a 50-year member of the Royal Neighbors of America She owned and operated Baillies Dress Shop in Lodi for many years She married I Irving Baillies in 1909 he died in 1966 Surviving are a son Norman Madison a daughter Mrs Henry Morgan Ft Lauderdale Fla three grandchildren and a great-grandson Mrs Sanford Mrs Percy Sanford 74 (nee Alice Phillips) a former Portage resident died Sept 15 at Indianapolis Ind after a brief illness i Surviving I are two daughters Mrs1 Myrtle Bomkamp and Mrs Ellen Harris both of Indianapolis Ind five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren Graveside services were held Sept 18 at 4 pm at the Briggsville i Protestant Cemetery with the Rev Samuel Grotz officiating Mrs Fabert Mrs Lena Fabert 86 Oxford died Sept 18 at Adams County Memorial Hospital I i Friends may call from 10 am -2 pm Saturday at the Oxford Bible Church There will be no visitation Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 pun at the church with the Rev William Jung officiating Burial will be in the Oxford Cemetery i Surviving are a son Herbert Aurora HI three grandchildren and several great-grandchildren Her husband Edward died in 1973 Arrangements were made by the Steinhaus Funeral Home Westfield Aa Insured Stff gar tfjz 23r IK Virtually anything of value can be insured antiques works of art musical instruments stamp coin gun and other collections You can depend on AES Agency to find an insurance company to insure your valuables and your risks AES INSURANCE PORTAGE 1 a -a-a a a a a -a a a-a a -a- a a a a-a -a-a -a-a a- a- a a a a a -a a a a a a a is GOING OUT OF THE WHITE ELEPHANT SALE At St Cafeteria Sept 21 from 9 am to 1 pm MONTELLO AA ANDAL-ANON Groups meet Fridays at 8 pm at St John the Baptist Church Radio club begins class The Yellow Thunder Amateur Radio Club will sponsor classes directed toward the Federal Communications Novice Class Amateur Radio license beginning Tuesday Sept 24 at the home of Rev JP Anderson 624-14th St Baraboo Starting time will be 7:30 pm The class will be confined to basic electronic theory and the international Morse Code at the rate of five words per minute The length of the course is expected to be from 12 to 14 weeks meeting weekly Teaching will be Harv Hamer Baraboo well-known electronic technician Cambria asks water rate hike The village of Cambria has filed an application with the Public Service Commission to increase its water rates A public hearing will be held on the rate increase proposal Oct' 21 at 9 am in room 404 of the Hill Farms State Office Building 4802 Sheboygan Ave Madison The utility has requested the increased becaused of increased operating costs additions to the plant and replacement of water main valves MISSILE WITHDRAWAL On Oct 28 1962 Russia announced the withdrawal of Soviet missiles from Cuba 4 I By HIWAY HAL Special Feature northet side of this camp is a big rock formation It just comes up out of the ground like the fabled bean stalk Nestled at the foot is the camp The soil is light so that rains are quickly soaked into the ground The natural grove of trees offers plenty of shade and Mr and Mrs Lake take their job as hosts with such effortless ease that you feel right at home the minute you alight from your rig They have 81 regular campsites We found everything from pup tents to 30-foot RV jobs camped there They have just two classes of campers The two classes are: those lucky enough to get a campsite and those who are not One thing -looked pretty good to us They have a group shelter-house with campsites all around it There may be a hundred other camps that have the same thing but his is the first time we have seen anything just like that forgot to count those campsites but there must have been at least 20 Of course this part of the camp is used on a reservation basis only I am not going to give the date of the Apple Butter Festival All campsites are sold out and a number requests for sites sent back $rJ a- a- a a- a a a-a-a a -a i Totem poles decorate' the entrance of the Bar bican Camp Grounds near Wisconsin Dells An annual Apple Butter Festival is the highlight of the season i Apple Butter Festival i i is camp's highlight (1) You Can Beat (2) Think of Your Inflation Savings for X-Mas 1 a a- a a a a a- a- a- a- a a- a a- a a- a-a -a-a-a-a -a-a-a- a- a- NML TOY DT-EA1S a -a ALL MAJOR BRANDS INCLUDED IN THIS SALE The apple butter is made right there in a great big iron kettle The apples are peeled on apple peelers and then halved and quartered Then they are cooked in this big iron kettle I know how many pints of apple butter are made but I do know they have to have an encore performance on another weekend Lots of the campers pitch in and help Some run the apple peelers some stir the big kettle and only a special few are samplers Out of all the apple butter made last year Mrs Lake had only a few pints for herself I would like to have more details to bring to our readers but two more campers came along and they added their version at the same time Most of the time I can sort out things when two talk to me at once but my tuner work with a program with a three station input One thing was sure Everyone has a big time and serious sickness sudden death is the only thing that keeps everyone from coming back next year for the apple butter festival The camp is 14 mile north of the Dells on 13 and then 2 miles east from that sign Watch for chickens ducks and turtles when you turn We passed a number of good campgrounds to go to one that had a very special feature At a certain season the whole camp makes apple butter We knew we could never get a campsite at that camp when they are making apple butter but we wanted to see the place and hear about this activity firsthand Barbican Campground is the and just drive up Highway 13 and look for the All cars trucks campers and bicycles seemed to go north on 13 that day After ten miles of driving north of the Dells I said not going to look for those signs any more We must be way past Our speedometer was right on the 14 mile point from the Dells when we saw the sign pointing to the right and did we ever turn right at that point Our vehicle has no elevator flaps but somehow we missed about a dozen chickens three ducks and a turtle crossing that sideroad where we turned A woman Came out of the house and shaded her eyes with her hand as she watched us go up the road We took a different road coming -back Barbican Campground is a very pleasant place On the NYERERE VISITS CUBA MIAMI (UPI) President Julius Nyerere of the African Republic of Tanzania larrived in Havana Wednesday for an official state visit at the invitation of Cuban Premier Fidel Castro the Cuban radio reported I.