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Community 5A Register South Central Wisconsin News Sunday, August 14, 1994 HONO" no Contributed photo Kiwanis members welcomed Portage Kiwanis Club recently welcomed two new members to their tion. They are: Susie Erdman who works General organizawho works at Electric and Mary Winkler in the child support department at the Portage courthouse. The group's membership drive has been spearheaded by Jay West. To date, the group has welcomed seven new members. Obituaries ARDIS E.

WILCOX FT. WINNEBAGO TWP. Ardis E. Wilcox, age 70, died Thursday, August 11, 1994 at her home in Ft. Winnebago Township.

Funeral services will be held on Sunday, August 14 at 2 p.m. from North Scott Baptist Church in Town of Scott, Columbia County, Wis. Rev. David van Gorkom and Rev. Wayne- Dungan will officiate.

Burial will be at the North Marcellon Township, Columbia County. Friends may call at Church on Sunday from 1 p.m. until the time of funeral services. The Port-Axtell Funeral Home of Portage is serving the family. The former Ardis Elizabeth Brandsma was born on Jan.

16, 1924 at Fox Lake, to Arthur and Gertrude (Tamminga) Brandsma. On August 29, 1942 she was united in marriage with Donald W. Wilcox at Portage. Mrs. Wilcox was a member of the North Scott Baptist Church and had been very active in the Child Evangalism Fellowship.

Surviving are her husband, Donald Wilcox of Fort Winnebago township, four children, Donna (Franklin) VonderSump of Portage, James (Pamela) Wilcox of Troy, Ohio, Dale (Debby) Wilcox of Montello, Kathy (Brian) Kelley of Portage; six grandchildren, Davida (Jeff) Rataczak of Portage, Amy (Troy) Constantineau of Little Canada, Jon (Jill) Wilcox of DeMotte, Stephanie Wilcox of Troy, Ohio, Lindsay Wilcox of Portage, Tiffany Kelley of Portage; two great granddaughters, Kaitlin Rataczak and Carolyn Wilcox; her mother, Gertrude Brandsma of Wyocena; two sisters, Lucille Wopat of Pardeeville and Lois (David) Bradley of Pardeeville; a brother, Edward (Virginia) Brandsma. of Cambria; and other near relatives and friends. Mrs. Wilcox was preceded in death by her father, Arthur Brandsma, and fours sisters, Carol Hays, Iva Taylor, Elizabeth Cook and Joyce Dykstra. The family suggest that memorials be made in Mrs.

Wilcox's name to Jefferson Home Health Care or North Scott Baptist Church. MARIAN C. KINNEY DEFOREST Marian C. Kinney, age 48, of DeForest died Saturday, August 13, 1994, at St. Mary's Hospital in Madison.

Memorial services will be held on Tuesday, August 16, 1994 at 11:00 a.m. from St. John's Episcopal Church at Portage. Friends may call at church on Tuesday prior to services. Fr.

Robert Coval will officiate. The former Marian Carol Goetz was born on January 20, 1946 at Portage, Wis. to Maxwell and Dorothy (Schenck) Goetz. On November 11, 1967, she was united in marriage with William Kinney at Portage. They lived in Portage, Poynette and Madison before moving to DeForest in 1984.

Mrs. Kinney worked for the Dane County Human Services Department in Madison since 1991. She was a member of the Church of the Good Shepard in Sun Prarie. PHILIP E. Philip E.

Hoffman, 86, died Saturday, August 13, 1994, at Meriter Park Surviving are: her husband, William Kinney of DeForest, twin daughters, Michelle Kinney of DeForest and Rochelle (Glen) Zwieg of Portage, her parents, Maxwell and Dorothy Goetz of Portage, two sisters, Barbara (Loren) Foster of Sun Praries and Patricia (Ronald) Willis of St. Charles, two brothers, William (Sharon) Goetz of Portage and Donald (Elena) Goetz of El Paso, Texas, her mother-in-law, Margaret Kinney of Wyocena, her brother-in-law, Stephen (Kathy) Kinney of Irvine, nieces, nephews and other near relatives and friends. Mrs. Kinney was preceded in death by her father-in-law, Everett Kinney and a brother-in-law, Michael Kinney. The Edwardson-Axtell Funeral Home in DeForest is serving the family.

HOFFMAN rangements are pending. The Port-Axtell Funeral Home in Hospital in Madison. Funeral ar- Portage is serving the family. Ford does stunts in movie NEW YORK (AP) It's not just an act: Harrison Ford really scramble does People dodge explosions and onto a moving helicopter in you still go to a stadium and see the and Present Danger." royals in action? Try British a stunt person is like go- Columbia. ing off on vacation and asking Queen Elizabeth I1 and her hussomebody else to make love to your band, Prince Philip, flew to Canada wife while you're gone," he said in Saturday for a 10-day state visit, People magazine's Aug.

22. "'If and on Thursday they will open the you can do it yourself, you certainly Commonwealth Games in Victoria. should." Their son, Prince Edward, also The new film isn't the first time flew to Canada Saturday for enin which he's taken physical risks. gagements in Saskatchewan and Ford, 52, endured real snakes and Calgary. falling boulders playing Indiana The royal couple planned to tour Jones.

an old fortress and other vestiges of New France in Nova Scotia on LONDON (AP) Where can Sunday. See Us For Your Radiator Gas Tank Needs! Recore Gas Tanks Available (and Gas Tank Repair) Inventory of New, Complete Radiators In Stock Plastic Aluminum Radiator Repairs Hours: Mon. Fri. 8:00 5:00 Blystone Towing Radiator, Inc. Hwy 33 Portage 742-4228 Dancers tour European stage PORTAGE Katie Carlson, 12-year-old, daughter of Jan and Dave Carlson, Portage, and Larry Neuhauser, 13-year-old, grandson of Elfreida and Larry Neuhauser, Pardeeville, just returned from a two week European Dance Tour in Paris, France and London, England.

Both dancers are members of the Mad City Dancers, a dance company located in Madison. Members of the company must audition and be selected from the Monona Academy of Dance, a Madison based dance school which features dancers from throughout South Central Wisconsin. The director and choreographer, Jo Jcan Retrum, produces shows such as The Nutcracker, La Fille Mal Gardee, and The Peter Rabbit Ballet. The Mad City Dancers were invited to perform a show at EuroDisney, Paris, France and the Arche de La Defense, or 3rd Arce de Triomphe in Paris. In addition 1 to visiting a local dance school, the dance company visited the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Notre Dame Cathedral, Montmartre, Sacre Coeur, and took a boat trip on the Seine.

They also went to a ballet at the Paris Opera Ballet, and saw a dance at the newly opened American Center in Paris. The group made two excursions into the country side surrounding Paris. One day they visited the home and gardens of the famous DANCING DUO TOURS PARIS Mad City Dancers (above), including Katie Carlson and Larry Neuhauser, took their show down the European road this summer and took time to see the sights such as the Eiffel Tower. painter Claude Monet at Giverny. They saw where Monet painted his famous impressionistic waterlily and flower portraits.

Another day was spent at the Palace of Versailles, built in the 17th Century by Louis XIV. From Paris, the dancers took a boat across the English Channel at Calais to London. The dancers performed at two schools outside London including the Portsmouth Girls School. They were greated by the mayor of this Normandy city, and were warmly welcomed by the stu- dents, who have become the pen pals of several of the dancers. The dancers were able to see their choice of three Andrew Lloyd Webber shows now performed in London, and were able to take i in many sights.

They spent time at Madam Toussands Wax Museum, the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London and the Crown Jewels, the British Museum, Covent Garden, Soho, and of course the orginal Hard Rock Cafe London. The dancers were on tour from June 22 through July 3. Katie and Larry returned home to spend three weeks in a summer workshop program, sponsored by the Monona Academy of Dance. They now look forward to their preparations in the fall for the upcoming Nutcracker Ballet. What's going on To ensure publication, sub- and dishes.

Refreshments will the Portage United Methodist Everyone is welcome to missions to "What's Going be furnished. Games and Chuch in the fireside room. attend. On" must arrive at the Daily prizes for everyone. Living With Cancer is a prog- Columbia County WIC Register in writing at least St.

Mary's Briggsville Co. ram of the Columbia United Program Birthday Celebraone week before a scheduled A Summer Festival will be of The American Cancer Soci- tion will be from 10 a.m. to event or registration deadline. from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Air ety and is open to all persons 3 p.m. at Collipp-Worden Please include a name and condition dining, beef or pork who have experienced cancer Park (large shelter) on Slifer phone number. For accuracy's dinner with all the trimm- and the ones who give them Portage. Bring your kids sake, announcements will not mings. Adults $5, kids 6 and support.

There is no charge everyone is welcome. be taken by phone. Calendar under free. Bingo, crafts, for this program as it is sup- Birthday treats, a clown, faceitems are for non-profit orga- children and adult games. ported by your donations to painting, and a baby quilt nizations only.

Notices may Handicap accessible. the Society. drawing. Walk-in WIC aprun more frequently as space Green Lake Fine Art Star of Bethlehem Chap- pointments will be taken as permits. Recovery meeting Show will be from 10 a.m.

to ter Order of Eastern time permits. If questions call times run on Mondays on 5 p.m. in Playground Park, Star will meet at the Masonic 742-9254. page 2. downtown Green Lake.

Food, Temple at 7:30 p.m., informal. Columbia drink and entertainment will Monthly Sunday Marquette Histori- Immunization Clinic will be be available. County Knights of Col- cal Society will meet in the from 1-3 p.m. in the John August umbus annual Monday meeting room of the Court- Roche Building, 711 E. Cook 14 family picnic their for fami- August Cancer Living With house at 1 p.m.

Don Portage. Knights, Support McDowell will present the Portage United Methodist lies, and widows will be at 15 Group a self help program on the history of Church 6:30 p.m. Boy ScDurwoods Glen starting at group for those Century Farms. Many owners outs, 7 p.m. Finance p.m.

Bring a dish to with cancer and their support of Century Farms will be pre- tee meeting, 7 p.m. Cancer pass, and your own silverware persons will meet at 7 p.m. at sent to tell about their farms. Support Group. Four-wheelers ers ride to MADISON The 16th annual Four-Wheelin' with 100 Kilometer Road Rally to benefit the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation will be held on Saturday and Sunday, Sept.

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Luana Schneider, rally master, is expecting a record number of vehicles to undertake the 100 kilometer course over sand, hills, mud and concrete. Bring the whole family for a beautiful autumn weekend in central Wisconsin. Beauticians to clip to cure MADISON FOX 47 WMSN and Madison's Classic Rock WIJO 94.1 have teamed up with Madison Supercuts to raise money for the Arthritis Foundation of Wisconsin. Starting Monday, Aug. 8, Supercuts is "Clippin' For A Cure" at all three Madison Road, in the East Town Plaza; Monona Drive, in the Klinke Center; and on Odana Road in the White House Shoppes.

For every haircut from Aug. 8 through Aug. 21, $1 will go to the Arthritis Foundation to help the one in six people affected by arthritis. So for back to school this year, go to Supercuts and help raise money for the Arthritis Foundation. For more information, contact Kim or Karen at the Arthritis Foundation at 221-9800.

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