Portage Daily Register from Portage, Wisconsin • 7

wSify riv- "V-' -S-- 4 symna tiHi a1nMKu MA j- "7 4M 4 HJV 'M PORTAGE DAILY REGISTER Thurs Jan 26 1978 Page 7 rr log tjf d6itLfaries Mrs Bitney 2 -Services will be 1 pan Lyle (Mildred) faturdayat the Port Funeral Bitney 71 fonnerly of 1109 1 Rev Wesley A Schirmer Thursday January 28 I muNm Portage 7 camera Mrs Bitney was a former 11 9 Hi Van Dyke uane MrOn camera i employee of the Weyenbeig sendees Saturday 10 Wildlife in ftisis Shoe Company and a 5 a funeral home 12 Newlywed Garni momhep iL Memorials should be mada ewiyweo uame Juane McQueen Arlington' Mrs Nancy Portage -CMU)pARTT-sJ xnanber" of United' ManortalsshouMtemade ggSgS Joe Buchanan Lodi Jolene Lugo Pardeevilie Mrs trs RSth'r'MDonlw (Carsm Tyler Moore Roaring Hockey 21 Over Easy 6:30 3 Mary Tyler Moore 4 $25000 Pyramid 6 That's Hollywood 9 Odd Couple wue 10-21 MacNeil-Lehrer 27 Baretta 4-15 Johnny 6 Mary 9 10 Visions 12 21 College 10:30 3 of 1000 4-15 Johnny Carson 6 Mary Tyler Moore 9 Did You Do in the War 10 Five Red Herrings 12-27 Starsky Hutch 4 A HN a Report 11 CamC ie Na That Tune 6 Broad 15 Truth or S2SP7 0ddFeI1a MeSS raiS? pX th? Sherman Avenue hall Portage Euchre Survivors include her United Methodist Church or EaY sheepshead Prizes lunch husband Lyle Baraboo her url0ynette Methodist 3 Mary Tyk Moore WESromi SfTmotbe MrsNeUyVr' Set aw WHITE TRACKERS Robert Tanner 9 Odd Couple 10-21 LeRoy Simonson' Pardeevilie Mrs James Smith Portage Mrs Robert -UtkePar-deeville Mrs Arthur Wahlers Poynette Mrs Martha Webster Montello Mrs Jody Solterman Pardeevilie 18 21 News 11pm 6 Hawaii Five-0 11:40 12-27 Toma 1 12 midnight 4-15 Tomorrow 12:10 MacNeil-Lehrer discharges 6 Kojak 18 News 12:30 730 pm viDuge hall Nelly Iheissen DlcS two brothers Merritt Hib- ner Pardeevilie Vern COMMERCE Hibner Portage one sister Mr7itobSge(Gert?) Jan 6:39 Nehrlich Protage: six grandchUdren and three vanons necessarjr great-grandchildren ft-wSSwSSV 5 noon youth building Christopher 1 officiating Wrgromdj Bring dish i to Burial rtn be in Se SilvIr pass refreshments 87 Lodi died Thursday at the Madison Veterans Hospitals Bom in Doland SD Mr Tanner lived in Lodi since 193i working in construction and as a custodian at the Lodi Grade SchooL He was -x vmrs an Anny veteran of World 9 Bulls-BuUets and 8 mrmr £the 10 Metroplex Verne Lodi one daughter 21 Srefb Mrs Desmond (Virginia) Target- state Report 12 Match Game PM 15 Adam-12 18 Andy Griffith 27 Brady Bunch 7pm 3-6 Waltons 4-15 CHIPs Consequences 18 Andy Griffith 27 Brady Bunch 7 pm 3-8 Wonder Woman 4-15 CPO Sharkey 9 Star Trek 19-21 Washington Week in Review 1 12-27 Donny Marie 18 The Bowling Game 7:39 4-15 Chico and the Man 19-21 Wall Street Week 8 pjn 38 World 4-15 Rockford Files 9 through the 19 Firing Line 12-27 Bermuda 18 Brass 21 Firing Line 9 pm 3-6 CBS News Special 4-15 Quincy 19 I Claudius 21 Advocates 19 pm 34-6-9-12-15-27 News 19-21 Dick Cavett 18 Bucks-Lakers 19:39 3 M-A-S-H 11:95 3 11:49 27 Love American Style 12 midnight 4 Bilko 15 Captain America 18 News 12:25 6 News 12:39 4 Honeymooners 15 Alfred Hitchcock 12:35 6 Whole World is 9 News 12:49 12 1am 4 Best of Groucho 3 Porter Wagoner 9 1:39 4 Lone Ranger 15 Room 222 2ain 4 Loving Free 2:49 12 Take Five 2:45 12 News 3:05 9 Saint I Mrs Walter Johnson Lodi Donald Miller Portage Jarnes Peterson Westfield Mrs Dorothy Porter Portage George Smith Pardeevilie William Smith Poynette Robert Weiss Montello John Williamson Montello Births Daughter to Mr and Mrs: Robert Utke Pardeevilie Daughter to Mr and Mrs Jody Solterman Pardeevilie Lake Cemetery ui une orutner 19 07 W1K Friends may call from 6 to Beland Pardeevilie two 21 PnrS 0 pan Friday at the funeral sisters Mrs Cora Hofjman I1 Pwtrait a Nurse Carney Lodi one brother Fish 9 pan Friday at the funeral lsters Mrs Cora Hofjman rortrait of a Nut furnished forget snowmobile HEADSTART home Harrisburg Penn Mrs Rflrn Jf pfu Lyla Culver Orange Calif JJBamaby Jones four grandchildren and four at 15 great-grandchildren Hs was preceded in death by his SP1Ir 18 Sink the Bismarck! wife the former Dorothy Erwin A Thayer 77 former 8:2 Columbus Community Hospital 12:50 9 News 12 FBI 1am 4 Loving Free 15 Room 222 1:05 4 Lone Ranger 1:29 6 News i 9 Takes a 1:91 6 15 News 1:35 4 Not for Women Only 1:45 15 Loving Free I 1:50 12 Take Five 1:55 12 News 2:55 9 Saint Friday January 27 6pm 34-6-15-27 News 9 Dick Van Dyke 10 Wildlife in Crisis 12 Newlywed Game 18 Brady Bunch Smith and four grandchildren Services will be 1:30 pm Saturday at the Harare oaiuraav at tha Jan 25 7:30 pjn Wyocena school Discussion 7 on depression psychologist speaker Brief parents meeting follows COLUMBIA COUNTY FOSTERPARENTS Meet Jan 26 7:30 pjn administration building Portage Important Discussion on old rate bill Election of officers NEWCOMERS Jan 27 10 ama with Linda Admissions Poynette resident died Wednesday at his home in Madison He was a member of the MrthoSt Ouu-ch6 and1 haH Funeral Home with the Rev xvietnoaisi unurch and had Richard Piiarim ntttn Survivors Indude his wife Wilma four daughters home 7 uuai iUUr nauenwri hom Lisa Williams Columbus Mr Emil -Rump Columbus Joseph Kasien Columbus Mrs Russell Youngs Columbus Otto Andler Columbus 12-27 Carter Country 9pm 4-15 Class of '65 9 To Be Announced 10 Wodehouse-Playhouse 12 Redd Foxx 21 1 Claudius 27 Jack Van Impe Crusade 9:30 9 Dragnet 10 White Escape 10 pm 3-4-6-9-12-15-27 News 10-21 Dick Cavett 18 Dragnet Offner 2S33 New Pinery Rd Child care discussion group Elaine Dunn Madison nt-imnn William (Marie) Pribbenow UOrrGCtlOn 1 Mrs Marvin One of the surviving ifelia) orsty Tomahawk daughters of Lyman Hate nuhiiran Ss Dennis (Kathy) was named In yesterday's lication by Friday noon 1 Roseleip Butler one step- paper as Mrs Carl Mrs Marilyn) McMahon vyhen printed are not she is Mrs Earl (Marilyn) pnntea- grandchildren and two McMahon Sun Prairie Discharges Mildred Hasenfuss Waupun Catherine Pankow Columbus Mrs Louise Kennedy Columbus Drunken milkmaids reduce mik production finds helicopter left tug before bombs fell I I i 1 5 i I 'I ft fU MOSCOW (AP) Drunk and disorderly milkmaids are re- uucing milk production at the Sudnikovsky State Farm 60 mues west of Moscow the newspaper Banner of Lenin reported today 1 The paper said farm director NF Strukov tried to make Athens Ga and Cmdr Don everything at the farm look normal when he knew a reporter commanding was coming But he was betrayed by farm workers who SAN DIEGO (AP) A mast and causing extensive Navy investigation into the damage accidental bombing of the Cmdr Midiael Maddek fleettug bias beep told a The most FAMOUS HOME ENTERTAINMENT SALE of all! roth er merles when FBI refuses The article criticized the managers for not being firm enough with the drunkards this the paper said the workers continued to give themselves over to drink without what sad consequences this slippery path could lead 7 helicopter assigned to guard the ship against inadvertent attack had left the area to refuel before the bombs felL The Cree with 79 men aboard had towed an old hulk 85 miles out to sea for use as a dive-bombing target and was eight miles away when it was accidentally attacked by an A-6 Intruder jet aircraft No one was Injured when' ope bomb penetrated the ship and failed to explode At least one other bomb exploded in the water after punching a hole in the from the target had gotten permission shortly before the mistaken attack to return to the aircraft carrier Enterprise for refueling Madden 'conducted a preliminary investigation into the mishap immediately afterwards and appeared Wednesday before Rear Adm Robert McKenzie who Is sitting as a one-man board of inquiry Named as parties in the probe and supplied with to aid in search Portage Lions Club 4th Annuel DAPJce ALEXANDRIA Ky (AP) Kevin Holliday says he cried after receiving a disappointing reply to his letter asking President Carter for aid from the FBI in helping find his year-old brother Keith The youngster has been missing since Dec 21 The letter to 11-year-old brother from a White House assistant stated: can understand how concerned you must be about the disappear ancce of your brother We looked into the matter Patrolman fired LA CROSSE Wis fAP) State patrolman Ron Irish who was fired this week after he was charged with drunken driv- 25 diagonal Console offers the convenience and automation of the Videomatic one-button tuning system brilliant color on its Super Bright Matrix Picture tube and 100 solid-state reliability Fine furnituref styling too 11 refusfte Mld Wednes-' SSEJ £35 sSSfmZ day he will appeal the dismissal Police is dain? pvprvtMnn monM 1 day he will appeal the dismissaL PMice is doing everything possible National Guard Armory am MUSIC BY "THE VELVET BRASS JAN 281978 Door Prizes DRAWING EVERY HOUR Beer 9:30 Advance tickets from any Portage Lion's Club member at the door 1 Irish 39 of Onalaska said a grievance will be filed with the State Union but that he may wait until after the case goes to court La Crosse police gave Irish the drunken driving ticket after a Jan 18 accident Jeffrey Jansen president of the State Union to find Keith Michael Holliday father of the two boys said he also cried afkf reading the letter and then sent a telegram to Carter asku him1 daughter) Amy were missirg would you be satisfied if only the local police were j- Htdtiday added that he thought state police are just about viytiue said the union is upset that Irish was fired when he had not STS-wW Leonard Rorafi and District At-terney Michael Mulroy have withdrawn from the case police no trace of the youngster ha7bSn fouiS Alexandna Farm Markets Decorative door opens to radiophono MILWAUKEE (AP) Wednesday's cattle market dosed 100 higher good to choice steers 4200-4400 good to choice heifers 4000-4200 rgood Holstein steers 37004000 standard to low good steers and heifers 3300 3400 dairy heifers 3ZOO-3400 Vtiltty cows 3000 3200 canners and cutters 2S00-3000 com-mercial bulls 3500-3B00 common 3100 3500 Calves: Wednesday's market closed fully steady choice calves 5000J500 good 3800-4800 feeder bull calves 3400- 6000 feeder heifer calves 3600-6500 Hogs: Wednesday's market closed fully steady lightweight butchers 4450-4700 heavy butchers 4250-4450 light sows 3700-3200 heavy sows 3600- 37 boars 3200 and down If you've had it with stereo that jangles youL ears If you've had it with stereo that puts you to sleep Join jt "Tks Enteitdnars 'on? mm Good music that's c'iue! 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