-4001 0000 -4001 0000 000 0 0 0000 0000 0 0 0000 0000 0 00 0 0 0 0 000 0 0000 0000 0 0 0 Obituaries Wednesday, July 20, 1977 The Post- Appleton-Neenah-Menasho, Wis. B-8 Scoreboard. Pal-'merdered' NATIONAL AMERICAN AB BI AB BI Morgan 2b 4111 Carew 1b 3110 Trillo 2b 1000 Scott 1b 1 2 Garvey 16 3111 Rndiph 2b 5 Montnez 1b 2000 Brett 3b 0 0 Parker rf 3110 Cmpbell 0000 Tmpitn ss Fairly ph 00 Foster cf Lyle 0 Lzinski If 2112 Yastrki ct Morales ct 0100 Munson ph 00 0 Winfld If Lynn ct 0 Cey 3b Zisk If Seaver 0000 Sngiton rf Smith ph 1010 Jckson rf Schmdt pr Rice If Reuschl 0 Fisk 0 Stearns 0000 Wynegar 211 Bench 0 Burison ss Lavelle Cmpnrs ss Rose 3b 0 Palmer 0 0 Cncpcn ss 1000 Kern 0000 Vintine rt 0 0 Jones ph Sutton 0000 Eckrsly 0000 0 Simmons 3000 Hisle ph Gossage 0 LaRche 0000 Nettles 3b 20 0 0 Total 33 7 9 7 Total 35 5 8 5 National 401 000 020-7 American 000002 102-5 E- -Templeton. DP- -National 1, American 1. LOB -National 4, American 7.
2B- Foster, Winfield, Zisk, Templeton. HR- Morgan, Luzinski, Garvey, Scott. S--Sutton. IP ER BB SO Sutton (W) Seaver Lavelle Reuschel Gossage Palmer (L) Kern Eckersley Campbell Lyle 3 2 WP-Palmer, Lyle. HBP-By Lyle (Morales), By Reuschel (Singleton).
Baseball standings NATIONAL LEAGUE East Pct. GB Chicago 53 35 .602 Philadelphia 52 38 .578 2 Pittsburgh 50 42 .543 St. Louis 47 45 .511 8 Montreal 42 47 .472 New York 37 54 .407 West Los Angeles 59 33 .641 Cincinnati 48 41 .539 Houston 43 50 .462 San Francisco 43 51 .457 17 San Diego 40 55 .421 Atlanta 34 57 .374 Tuesday's All-Star Game, National 7, American 5 Today's Games No games scheduled Thursday's Games Atlanta at Chicago, 2:30 p.m. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. Houston at St.
Louis, 8:30 p.m. New York at San Diego, 10 p.m. Montreal at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Philadelphia at San Francisco, 10:30 p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE East Pct.
GB Baltimore 53 39 .576 Boston 51 38 .573 V2 York 50 42 .543 3 New 41 47 .466 10 Cleveland 41 49 .456 11 Milwaukee 41 50 .451 Detroit Toronto 34 58 .370 19 West Chicago 54 .600 Texas 46 8897963 .511 Kansas City 51 .573 Minnesota 50 .543 00 42 .477 11 California 39 .433 15 Oakland 41 .432 Seattle Today's Games No games scheduled Thursday's Games Milwaukee at New York, 2, 4:30 p.m. Cleveland at Bosten, 6:30 p.m. Kansas City at Detroit, 6 p.m. Oakland at Seattle, 9:30 p.m. Major league leaders By The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (200 at bats) -JeMorales, Chi, Simmons, StL, Griffey, Cin, Luzinski, Phi, Parker, Pgh, .330.
-Morgan, Cin, 74; Winfield, SD, 74; Griffey, Cin, 70; GFoster, Cin, 69; Smith, LA, 67. RUNSBATTEDIN-GFoster, Cin, 90; Garvey, LA, 80; Cev, LA, 76; Luzinski, Phi, 71; Winfield, SD, 70. HITS- Parker, Pgh, 124; Winfield, SD, 114; Tmpleton, StL, 113; Griffey, Cin, 113; Rose, Cin, DOUBLES -Cromrtie, Mtl, 29; Parker, Pgh, 29; Reitz, StL. 26; Rose, Cin, 24; JeMorales, Chi, 23. TRIPLES-Tmpleton, StL, Mumphry, StL, Brock, StL, Almon.
SD, Winfield, SD, 6. HOME RUNS-GFoster, Cin, 29; Schmidt, Phi, 26; Burroughs, Atl, 22; Garvey, LA, 22; Luzinski, Phi, 21; Winfield, SD, 21. STOLEN BASES- Pgh, 32; Cabell, Htn, 29; GRichards, SD, 29; Morgan, Cin, 28; Cedeno, Htn, 28; JCruz, Htn, 28. PITCHING (8 -Rau, LA, 111, .917, 3.93; Tekulve, Pgh, 7-1, .875, 3.12; Reuschel, Chi, 12-3, .800. 2.43; Denny, StL, 7-2, .778, 3.61; Candiria, Pgh, 10-3, .769, 2.71; Carlton, Phi, 13-4, .765, 3.13; Atkinson, Mt.
6-2, .750, 4.00; Phi, 6-2, .750, 5.14. PNiekro, Atl, 136; NY, 122; Richard, Htn, 118; Rogers, Mtl, 117; Seaver Cin, 113. AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING (200 at -Carew, Min, Bailor, Tor, Bostock, Min, Singleton, Bal, Dade, Cle, .326. RUNS- Carew, Min, 70; Fisk, Bsn, 64; Bostock, Min, 62: GScott, Bsn, 60; Bonds, Cal, 60; Hisle, Min. 60.
Min, 82; Munson, NY, 68; Thompson, Det, 65; Hobson, Bsn, 64; Zisk, Chi, 63. HITS-Carew, Min, 135; Rice, Bsn, 113; Bannister, Chi, 110; Bostock, Min, 110; LeFlore, Det, 107; Bailor, Tor, 107. DOUBLES-ReJackson, NY, 28; McRae, KC, 28; Hisle, Min, 23; Lemon, Chi, 22; Yount, Mil, 21. TRIPLES-Carew, Min, 14; Rice, Bsn, 10; Randolph, NY, Cowens, KC, Bostock, Min, 7. HOME RUNS Bsn, 25; Rice, Bsn, 23; Hisle, Min, 21; Nettles, NY, 20; Zisk, Chi, 19.
STOLEN BASES-Patek, KC, 29; Remy, Cal, 28; Page, Oak, 24; Bonds, Cal, 21; Rivers, NY, 18. PITCHING (8 Decisions) -ToJohnson, Min, 10-3, .769, 2.92; Kravec, Chi, 6-2, .750, 4.57; Hassler, KC, 6-2, .750, 3.73; Gullett, NY, 8-3, .727, 4.08; Lyle, NY, 7-3, .700. 1.49; Grimsley. Bal, 9-4, .692, 3.57; Barrios, Chi, 9-4, .692, 3.65; Tanana, Cal, 12-6, .667, 2.15. STRIKEOUTS--R 234; Trenone: Cal, 152: Leonard, KC, 132; Eckersley, Palmer, Bal, 113.
Pro tennis summary By The Associated Press WORLD TEAM TENNIS East WLPct. GB Boston 24 6 .800 New York 25 8 .758 Indiana 15 17 .469 10 Cleveland 12 14 .462 10 The Soviets 27 .206 West Phoenix 1810.643- Golden Gate 15 15 .500 4 Sea-Port 15 16 .484 San Diego 13 16 .448 Los Angeles 7 22 .241 Tuesday's Matches Golden Gate 28, The Soviets 17 Boston 27, Sea-Port 20 Today's Matches Cleveland at Indiana Golden Gate at San Diego Los Angeles at Phoenix Thursday's Matches Los Angeles at Golden Gate The Soviets at San Diego, at Anaheim New York at Cleveland At Boston Boston 27, Sea-Port 20 Women -Navratilova (B) beat Russell (S-P) 6-2; Stove-Russell (S-P) beat Navratilovoa-Wikstedt (B) 7-6. Men-Estep (B) beat Gorman (S-P) 62; RocheEmerson (B) beat DochertyParrot (S-P) 6-3. Mixed-Stove-Docherty (S-P) beat WikstedtEmerson (B) 6-4. A--Unavailable.
At Oakland Golden Gate 28, Soviets 17 Women-Holliday (GG) beat Morozova (S) 6-1; Nagelsen-Durr (GG) beat Morozova-Kroshina (S) 6-2. Men-Borisov (S) beat Holliday (GG) 63; OkkerMcMillan (GG) beat Borisov-Kakulia (S) 7-5. Mixed-Durr-McMillan (GG) beat Kakulia-Chmyreva (S) 6-3. A-Unavailable. Brewers call Lenn Sakata MILWAUKEE (AP) The Milwaukee Brewers called up second baseman Lenn Sakata Tuesday from their Spokane farm team of the Pacific Coast League: Sakata, batting .304 at Spokane with 73 runs batted in, is to join the Brewers for a twinight doubleheader Thursday at New York.
120 Office and Clerical LEGAL SECRETARY Shorthand required. Downtown Appleton. Full time. Write to Box G-53, Post-Crescent RECEPTIONIST Mature person for busy office! Lots of public contact. FEE PAID.
Dunhill 4321 W. College Appleton 414-731-8081 Licensed Employment Agency 21 Stores Restaurants CASHIER For self-service gas station. Mature person to collect money do simple bookwork in Little Chute. Hours: Monday thru Friday 7 3. Reply Box G-59, Post-Crescent.
CHEF'S HELPER Wanted, full or part time, apply in person to: Michael's Brillion Inn, Brillion. FAMILY RESTAURANT Looking to increase staff. Openings for dishwashers, bus persons, broiler cooks and fry cooks. Apply 1840 Midway Road, Menasha. HARDWARE FULL TIME CLERK Experience necessary.
working conditions and benefits. Apply Jim Handy Hardware 806 W. Wisconsin Ave. Appleton, WI KITCHEN HELP WAITRESSES Part time. Call for appointment after 6 p.m 734-1821 or 733-8646.
MEN'S CLOTHING SALES PERSON FULL TIME Established quality store, Fond du Lac. Write Box G-52, PostCrescent. SUPPER CLUB WAITRESS Experienced. Part time. Nights.
Call Sharon for interview, 766-5281. VENDETTE WANTED To work at 41 OUTDOOR. Apply in person between 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. Apply in person. Sammy's Pizza WAITRESS COOK Part time.
East, 321 E. College. WAITRESSES WANTED No experience necessary. Excellent compensation. Apply in person at: PIZZA PALACE 815 W.
College Ave. WAITRESSES Wanted, full or part time, apply in person to: Michael's Brillion Inn, Brillion. WAITRESS If you are pleasant, neat, ambitious, a able to work with the public and are willing to work evenings and weekends, then you're the type of person we are looking for. No experience necessary. Salary while training.
Call 414-446-3261. TED'S GRANDVIEW SUPPER CLUB FREMONT 22 Skills and Crafts BEAUTICIANS With or without following. Flexible hours. 739-5782 or 734-4694 BEAUTICIAN Part time to become full time. Mr.
Tom's, Manawa, ph. 1-596-2570. BEAUTICIAN Experienced. Established following awaiting the right operator. Call 766-3843 for interview appointment or write Stell's Beauty Salon, 103 E.
Wis. Kaukauna 54130. BODYWORK Person experienced in bodywork. Also Sander taper. High volume shop, good wages.
734-9048, ask for Steve. CEMENT FINISHER Experienced only. Excellent benefits. Neenah area. Ph.
836-3122 6 p.m. DENTAL ASSISTANT Full time for preventive practice. Will train qualified person. Profit sharing and pension plan for long term employees. Send resume to P.O.
Box 571, Menasha, WI 54952. DRAFTSMAN-MECHANICAL Immediate opening available in progressive engineering dept. Exdraftsman needed to prepare detail drawings from layouts and sketches related to residential and industrial garage door operators. years experience desirable. Write or phone for interview: Fred Engle, A.E.
Moore Waupaca, WI 54981. Ph. 715- 258-5577. EXPERIENCED BODYMAN for working in new modern well equipped bodyshop, restoring classic cars and general bodywork. Excellent wages fringe benefits.
Only those willing to work need apply. Call Paul Franz for appointment. 725-9901. HAIRDRESSERS With following for new beauty saIon on Appleton's Northside. OPENING AUG.
1ST. KAREN'S PLACE 1609 N. Richmond Ph. 739-2717 INSTALLER Echo is looking for an experienced installer to step in and help with our car radio installation area. Person must have past experience in installing car stereo systems in various makes automobiles.
For more information call Bill Riley, 739-5101. ECHO COMMUNICATIONS 2310 W. College Appleton MACHINIST, EXPERIENCED For part time help. Phone 739-6701 MAINTENANCE PERSON For large apt. complex in Appleton.
Experienced in all phases of maintenance preferred. Must have own tools. Send resume to: Box G-26, Post-Crescent. MAINTENANCE For large apt. community.
Must have years of experience and references. Should have knowledge of pool operation, appliance repair, painting and landscaping. Must be able to supervise others this is a working lob. Ph. 1714, 10 to 6 p.m.
MASON-CARPENTER Block and stone work. Rough carpentry. If you have the ability and knowledge for both, you are the person we're looking for. Excellent future with high earnings. Call 733-6879.
MECHANICS SERVICE WRITER Experienced, for Pontiac Olds GMC dealership in Waupaca. Good pay, many benefits, excellent atmosphere. Call or write Neuville Motors, P.O. Box 365, Waupaca, WI 54981 or 715-258-3263. NURSING ASSISTANT Full time 7-3 3-11 shifts.
Must have experience or FVTI Certification. Apply Mon, thru 9-4 or call 739-4466. Family Heritage Nursing Home 601 Briarcliff Appleton SCREEN PRINTER Responsible, knowledgeable person wanted for all phases of direct screen process printing. Duties include: color mixing and matching, frame making, inventory control, and product production. Send work history, training and salary requirements to: Box 521, Neenah, WI 54956.
Skills and Crafts SHARP MECHANIC Our growing service department has an opening for an experienced, competent mechanic. Excellent work conditions, benefits. Contact Herman Stecker at Town Country Ford. Hwy. 55 KK.
SHEET METAL Experienced sheet metal person for growing heating air conditioning company. Excellent full or part time employment with advancement opportunity. Apply in confidence to Box G-55, PostCrescent. STEAK COOK Experienced. Male or female.
Apply in person from 11 a.m. 3 p.m. Bullock's Supper Club 2110 S. Memorial Appleton STEREO COLOR TV TECHNICIAN Experienced on G. E.
For newly established district. Appleton area. 731-0126. An Equal Opportunity Employer TREE SERVICE Experienced help needed. Must be familar with all operations of tree removal.
Must have a valid drivers license and be dependable. Farm background helpful. Experienced only call 734-4923 after 6 p.m. SELL TREE SERVICE 23 Administrative Professional ADVERTISING LAYOUT INDIVIDUAL Grocery firm, is looking for an aggressive person 1 to assist in their advertising department. Applicant should have experience in general newspaper advertising layouts.
Please send resume to: UNITED GROCERS North Ave. Little Chute, Wi. 54140 Attention: Lon Behm. AUTOMOBILE SERVICE DIRECTOR Carey Lakeshore Volkswagen needs an experienced high caliber person to take complete charge of our total service operation in Manitowoc, WI. Modern facilities and excellent working conditions, top pay plan for the right man with overall experience.
This is the perfect opportunity for a person who is currently an assistant service manager with no chance to move up or for 0 top flight present service director who wants a better position with an excellent technical staff available and with a fair, strong employee related organization. Excellent emplovee benefits furnished. Volkswagen or other import experience is preferred but not a necessity. Are you ready to move up? For a personal and fully confidential interview call collect to Don Aberg, Carey Lakeshore Volkswagen, 1720 Memorial Drive, Manitowoc, WI 54220, 1-414-682-0371. CLERK INTERVIEWER Winnebago County Mental Health Clinic, Parkview Health Center.
Qualifications: Competent typing ability, working knowledge of modern office practices and procedures and mechanical dictation equipment, interviewing ability and transportation. Job duties include: Interviews with clientele to assist in determination of fees and traveling to branch offices when needed in addition to regular clerical duties. Excellent fringe benefits. Beginning salary range, $557 to $615 monthly. Interested persons apply: PERSONNEL OFFICE, Winnebago County Courthouse, 415 Jackson Oshkosh, WI 54901 An Equal Opportunity Emplover IMMEDIATE OPENING For a full time X-Ray Technician.
Salary negotiable. Excellent fringe benefits. Contact: Patrick R. Meyers, 361-1313 Ext. 558.
RN or LPN Part time, 11-7 shift. RIVERVIEW SANITORIUM RIVERVIEW SANITORIUM Past Call Mrs. Kollath Mon. Fri. 8-4 in p.m for appointment 766-4241.
Equal Opportunity Employer 23 Administrative Professional Midwest League NORTHERN DIVISION PCT. GB Waterloo .560 Wis. Rapids 12 .500 Appleton .440 3 Wausau 17 .292 612 SOUTHERN DIVISION PCT. GB Burlington 15 .625 Quad Cities 14 10 .583 Cedar Rapids .500 Clinton 12 12 .500 Tuesday's results Quad Cities 5, Clinton 2. Burlington 15, Cedar Rapids 1.
Only games scheduled. Tonight's games Appleton at Wausau (2). Wisconsin Rapids at Waterloo (2). Cedar Rapids vs. Burlington.
Clinton at Quad Cities. State Open golf MILWAUKEE (AP) in the first day of the Wisconsin State Amateur Golf Tournament Tuesday: 68-Mike Taylor, Milwaukee. 71-John Pallin, Fond du Lac; Jeff Radder, Sheboygan Falls; Joe Meloy, Oconomowoc; Steve Kaiser, Horicon; Mark Bemowski, Milwaukee, David Jones, Racine. 72-Alex Antonio, Milwaukee; Steve Jensen, Eau Claire; Brent Beer, Madison; John Aehl, Madison. 73-Jim Covelli, Racine; George Madsen, Racine; Larry Regner, Milwaukee; Bruce Hansen, Racine, Chris Kappas, Racine.
74-Tom Rogan, Racine; Dick Sucher, Milwaukee; Warren Dailey, Madison. 75-Ken Hansen, Milwaukee; Bill Kresse, Waterford Rivermoor; Scot Regner, Milwaukee; Tom Schlass, Milwaukee; Jim Steck, Milwaukee; el Frunk Tenfel, Waterford Rivermoor; Todd Sandow, Muskego; Joe Springer, Spooner; Mario Bonofiglio, Kenosha; Archie Dadian, Milwaukee; Paul Jagemann, Branch River; Donald Lese, Branch River. 76-Bill Dorece, Racine; Pete Ketter, West Bend; Chuck Krause, Salem; Robert Rogowski, Waterford Rivermoor; Rob Peters, Wausau; Gary Prisbe, Madison; Casey Meagher, Madison; Bob Peterson, Royal Scot; Bill Kokott, Milwaukee. 77-Dennis Gorman, Milwaukee; Don DuChatteau, Menomonee Falls; Donald Hartman, Milwaukee; Jay Lohmiller, Hartford; Al Peters, Milwaukee: Rick Quinlevan, Milwaukee; Gary Bodensteiner, Stevens Point; Tom Schurman, Madison; Mike Pritzkow, the Springs; James Albright, Racine. 78-Jon Kaufman, Mayville: Trent Koktowski, Milwaukee; John Lindert, Milwaukee; David Wendt, Lake Ripley; Jim Wilson, Milwaukee; Dick McKiclan, Platteville; Harry Simonson, Madison; Gene Heino, Milwaukee; Tom Kristo, Eau Claire; Tom Meyer, Lake Wisconsin: Randy Warobick, Milwaukee; Joe Aliota, Milwaukee; Jon Kroeber, Madison; Tom Larkin, Milwaukee; William Pearse, La Crosse; Steve Smith, Royal Scot; Gregg Verbeten, Roval Scot; Herb Weber, Sheboygan.
79-Jim Agner, Milwaukee; Paul Bartelak, Milwaukee: Judson Gordon, Milwaukee; Bob Lies, Milwaukee; Hilary Martin, West Bend; Brad Meier, West Bend; Herb Ruehl, Milwaukee; Mike Volz, Waterford Rivermoor; Addison Wakeford, Milwaukee; Gary Lewis, Whitewater; John Skemp, La Crosse: Bruce Bon, Eau Claire; Steve Caravello, Madison; Tom Moberg, Eau Claire; Mike Murphy, Madison; Thomas Murphy, Madison; Bart Starr, Green Bay. 80-Tom Aliota, Milwaukee; Robert Marks, Elkhorn; Tom Zastrow, Milwaukee; Mark Dalbroux, Fox Hills; Charles Redel, La Crosse; Jim Rudolf, Butte des Morts; Sam Ruskin, Milwaukee. 81-Mark Brickman, Milwaukee; Don Burmeister, Wateford Rivermoor; David Dunlap, Milwaukee; Bob Marcuvitz, Milwaukee; Mark Pfeifer, Hartford; Bob Steffan, Muskego; Thomas Field, River Falls; Daniel Kocinski, Milwaukee; Jeff Hays, Portage; Jeff McWey, Royal Scot; Mark Reif, Madison. 82-Steve Eberl, Fond du Lac; Bill Johnson, Racine; Jeff Long, Muskego; Chris Loebel, Milwaukee; Jack Meyers, Milwaukee; Dean Potokar, Waterford Rivermoor; Jeff Stouthamer, Milwaukee; Dick Regenberg, Madison; Jeff Martell, Dodge-Point; Rich Backus, Westhaven; Gary Goodsell, Racine; Wes Pascavis, Stevens Point; Dick Spangenberg, Butte des Morts; Bob Tarrant, Madison. 83-James Coakley, Wateford Rivermoor; Tom Hartnell, Oconomowoc; Allan Wulz, Mequon; Ronald Brischke, Madison; Jack Hughes, Racine; Larry Denig, Bristol; John Allen, La Crosse; John Atwood, Madison; Merlin Borchardt, Lake Ripley; John Greenwood, Branch River.
84-Paul Zarek, Milwaukee; Jim Gaugert, Madison; Roger Borchardt, Lake Ripley. 85-Bud Barbera, Menomonee Falls, Thomas Slocum, Milwaukee; Roger Sandmi, La Crosse; Curt Batchelder, La Crosse; Ray Arkin, Waterford Rivermoor; Mark Engman, Madison; Ed Tallard, Madison. 86 -Stan Umhoefer, Mequon; Ron Carey, DodgePoint; David Cookson, Madison. 87. -Bob Tersen, Muskego.
Sports transactions By The Associated Press BASEBALL National League LOS ANGLES DODGERS Recalled Lance Rautzhan, pitcher, from Albuquerque of the Pacific Coast League. BASKETBALL SEATTLE SUPERSONICS Signed Jack Sikma, center. SOCCER North American Soccer League SEATTLE SOUNDERS Purchased Tommy Ord, midfielder, from the Vancouver Whitecaps. HOCKEY Western Canada Hockey League SEATTLE BREAKERS Named Les Calder head coach. FOOTBALL CHICAGO BEARS National Signed Football Jim League.
Osborne, defensive Vince Smith, running back. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Signed Roman Gabriel, quarterback, to a oneyear contract. GREEN BAY PACKERS Announced the retirement of Bruce Van Dyke, guard and Clifton Taylor and Dave Osborn, running backs. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS Signed Bob Rush, center; waived Gary Garrison, wide receiver. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS -Traded Pat Toomay, defensive end, Oakland Raiders for an undisclosed future "draft choice; waived Ozell Collier, defensive back.
COLLEGE WEST TEXAS STATE Announced the resigna- Last night's fight By The Associated Press OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Sean O'Grady, Oklahoma City, knocked out Richardo Flores, Mexico City. 2, bantamweights. Pro soccer standings By The Associated Press NORTH AMERICAN LEAGUE ATLANTIC CONFERENCE Northern Division GF GA BP Pts Toronto 10 12 31 35 29 89 St. Louis 10 12 26 29 26 86 Rochester 9 12 29 33 28 82 Chicago 813 26 35 23 71 Connecticut 4 16 23 54 20 44 Eastern Division Fort Lauder 15 6 36 24 35 125 Cosmos 13 10 48 34 43 121 Tampa Bay 11 10 46 36 38 104 Washington 9 12 26 30 26 80 PACIFIC CONFERENCE Southern Division Dallas 15 6 44 29 41 131 Los Angeles 13 8 51 39 45 123 Hawaii 10 13 39 48 37 97 Las Vegas 11 10 30 30 29 95 San Jose 10 12 28 39 27 87 Western Division Minnesota 14 7 36 21 34 118 Vancouver 11 9 35 34 2 98 Seattle 10 10 26 26 26 86 Portland 8 13 29 33 29 77 Six points award for victory; One bonus point awarded for each goal scored up to a maximum of three per team per game Tuesday's Matches Hawaii 4, Washington 2 Today's Matches Portland at Tampa Bay Connecticut at Chicago Ft.
Lauderdale at Las Vegas Rochester at Seattle Thursday's Matches St. Louis at Toronto Vancouver at Dallas Carew cited NEW YORK (AP)' Rod Carew of the Minnesota Twins, who leads both major leagues in batting with a .394 average, received the Gillette Trophy Tuesday as the top vote-getter of the 1977 Baseball All-Star game. The Minnesota infielder was listed on 4.2 million of the fans' ballots, a record number of votes. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, addressing a reception before the 48th All-Star Tuesday night at Yankee Stadium, said 12.5 million ballots were received in the 1977 voting. COLLECTION MGR.
Career position in financial institution available in Appleton vicinity. Should have strong background in collection work. Send resume and salary requirements to Box G-60, Post-Crescent. Mrs. Max P.
Bloch (Bertha) 870 Lyndale Neenah Age 92, died Wednesday morning after a short illness. She was born December 26, 1884 in the Town of Vinland. She had been a resident of this area all of her life. She was a member of St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church.
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. W. J. (Marie) Schindler, Neenah; a granddaughter, Mrs. Bert Babco*ck, Castle Rock, Washington; a great-granddaughter, Pamela Lee; and a great-grandson, Paul Michael.
She was preceded in death by her husband in 1971. The funeral arrangements are pending at the Westgor Funeral Home. Earl F. Garfield 410 12th Neenah Age 85, died Tuesday evenning after a months illness. He was born October 8, 1891 in Neenah.
had been a lifelong resident of Neenah. He retired from the Gilbert Paper Company in 1956. Mr. Garfield was an honorary member of the Fox River Traffic Club, a veteran of World War and a member of the First United Methodist Church. Mr.
and Mrs. Garfield had been married 57 years. Survivors include his wife, Clara; and a daughter: Miss Evelyn Garfield, Neenah. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Friday at the Westgor Funeral Home with the Rev.
Robert B. Hays officiating. Interment will be in St. Margaret Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 to 9 p.m.
Thursday. Daniel Hartfiel Rt. 3, Waupaca Age 33, died Wednesday morning. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and pending at Lewin Funeral Home, Fremont. Oliver E.
Severson Spruce Neenah Age 78, died Wednesday morning following a short illness at Family Heritage Nursing Home, Neenah. He was born April 8, 1899 in Neenah and had been a lifelong resident. He was employed by Bergstrom Paper Company for over 30 years prior to his retirement in 1964. Mr. Severson made his home with the Gordon Mennings for the past 20 years.
He was a veteran of World War II. Private services will be Friday at the Kessler Funeral Home, with the Rev. Robert Hays officiating. Interment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery, Neenah. There will be no visitation at the funeral home.
Statewide '911' system backed MADISON (AP) Establishing a statewide emergency telephone number would be a logical way to counteract the "confusing maze of numbers" now facing persons seeking to report an emergency, Acting Gov. Martin Schreiber said Tuesday. In a letter to Sen. Monroe Swan, Schreiber said he supported a bill to require public agencies to install such an emergency telephone system. The bill is now before Swan's Senate Committee on Governmental and Veterans Affairs.
Under the bill, persons in Wisconsin could get emergency aid by dialing the three-digit number 911, regardless of the type of emergency. "Our current system involves a confusing maze of numbers which must be confronted by anyone seeking to report an emergency, whether it is a fire, a robbery or a tornado," Schreiber said. However, Ray Reardon, executive 30,000 sign recall petitions against Simonson MADISON (AP) Organizers of a campaign to recall Dane County Judge Archie Simonson said Tuesday they had gathered 30,000 signatures on petitions demanding a recall election. The total exceeds the number required under state law to call such an election, and spokesmen for the Dane County Committee to Recall Judge Simonson said they hoped that the petitions could be filed next Monday. Simonson stirred a controversy with comments he made during a hearing last May on a sexual assault case involving a 15-year-old youth who pleaded no contest to the second degree sexual assault of a female classmate.
Simonson sentenced the youth to one year at home under court supervision. During the hearing, he referred to Madison's "sexual permissiveness" and women's "provocative clothing." "Are we supposed to take an impressionable person, 15 or 16 years of age, who can respond to something like that, and punish that person severely because they react to it normally?" Simonson was quoted as saying. If a recall election is held, the field of candidates apparently would be a large one because state law does not provide for primary elections as part of recall elections. ANNOUNCEMENTS 3 Personals FREE Banquet party rooms for all occasions. Call Chef America.
731-4901. GROW EARTHWORMS FOR PROFIT Free Data WORM WORLD 1810 S. Josephine, Denver Colo. 80210 or call Mr. James Collect (303) 778-1026 NHS CLASS OF '67 would like to thank Larry Althaus of Lakeroad Lanes for donating a bowling ball for our reunion.
SIGN UP NOW For our next group of weight reduction classes starting August 1. WIS. INSTITUTE OF HYPNOSIS 1001 Cherry Green Bay, WI Write or call 432-6774 for appt. WANT TO TALK? WE CAN LISTEN Crisis Center, 24 hours. 731-3211.
WE CAN Give you an idea of where to complain about shoddy merchandise or poor service. Information Referral Center 731-5428 DON'T GIVE UP buying anything until a want ad has failed. Call 739-0186 for best results. 8 Special Notices LEGAL ABORTION An option for a pregnancy. Re ferral info.
734-7746 or 731-6042. Lost and Found LOST CAT All white, multicolor tail, vellow collar, near Gay Neenah. REWARD. 722-5692. SHETLAND SHEEP DOG Lost July 4 from Schultz's Boarding Kennels.
Short haired, tri-colored, wearing brown collar. Children's dearly loved pet. Reward. If found please call owner 725-7981. NOTICE.
Designation as to sex In our Help Wanted columns are made only (1) to Indicate bona tide occupational qualifications for employment which an employer regards as reasonably necessary to the normal operation of his business or enterprise, or (2) as a convenience to our readers to let them know which positions the advertiser belleves would be of more Interest to one sex than the other because of the nature of the work involved. Such designations shall not be taken to indicate that any ad vertiser intends or practices any unlawful preference, limitation, specification or discrimination in employment practices. RN Part time, 16 hours every other weekend. Apply Mon. 9-4 p.m.
or call 739-4466. Family Heritage Nursing Home, 601 Briarcliff Appleton. Part time. 3-11 shift. Fringe benefits, shift differential, competitive salary.
Apply Mon. Fri. 9-4 p.m. or call 739-4466. Family Heritage Nursing Home 601 Briarcliff Appleton R.N.'S L.P.N.'S Choose where, when and how often you wish to work with HOMEMAKERS UPJOHN providing home nursing and staffing.
739-2666. TEACHER 7th. 8th. grades, Duties include general subiects plus coaching. 757-6298 or 757-5516.
The National Personnel System DUNHILL of Green Bay, Inc. 305 E. Walnut Green Bay 414-432-2977 A Licensed Employment Agency VOCAL MUSIC INSTRUCTOR Part time for elementary school. Call 725-4983 for interview. AD TO ACTION- -Phone 739-0186 24 Sales Agents AUTO SALESPERSON Used car salesperson, experience preferred.
Full benefits including insurace. Contact Wayne Peterman at BEHM VWAUDIMAZDA, 739-6146. LICENSED REAL ESTATE PERSON All inquires strictly confidential, top commission. BILL BECKMAN REALTY, 1721 W. Wisconsin Appleton, ph.
731-6330. MOBILE HOME SALES Part time. Must be ambitious. Commission only, interesting work. DUTCH HARBOR SALES CENTER 4110 W.
Wis. Appleton vice president of the Wisconsin State Telephone Association, told Swan's committee Tuesday that the measure would cost the state's 115 telephone firms about $6 million, and that the costs would be transferred to customers. Reardon also said the cost of the bill, which would require the emergency numbers by 1987, could severely affect smaller telephone companies in the northern part of the state. Speaking in support of the measure was Donald Olson of the Madison Fire Department, who noted that it would allow persons to' use pay telephones in emergencies without a coin. Harm cited at Central Colony from state strike MADISON (AP) the state Central opmentally disabled some skills during strike that ended most should recover colony director Dr.
berger said Tuesday. Some patients at Colony for the develprobably lost the state employe Monday, although months, Richard Scheeren- But three severely retarded youngsters there may not regain basic skills taught by colony aides, he added. "We'll see what we can do about homing in on those youngsters," Scheerenberger said. Almost all scheduled employes at Central Colony reported for work Tuesday. About three-fourths stayed away the first week of the strike, and half the next week, he said.
Scheerenberger said there were some harsh words between strikers and nonstrikers Monday and Tuesday. "Of course, you tion like that and ings involved," he expect too much of these people are to the kids and that's resolve this. I really can't have a situanot have some feelsaid. "But I don't trouble over this. All terribly dedicated what's going to feel confident." About 460 of the 810 patients were at Central Colony Tuesday, with the rest scheduled to return by the end of the week.
10 Business Services ALFRAN LANDSCAPING Free estimates. Ph. 733-8276. CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATION SERVICE Write P.O. Box 2492 Appleton, WI 54911 EXPERIENCED HOUSE PAINTER Reasonable.
Will give estimate. Have references. 731-2938 Frigidaire, Maytag, GE "Genuine Factory Parts" Factory Trained Service Men! H. C. PRANGE CO.
733-5511 MASONRY WORK. Chimney-Block Walls-Driveway Phone 733-7229 PAINTING Professional at doit-yourself prices. residential, commercial. 731-3732. PAINTING Residential, Commercial industrial.
Very reasonable rates. Call 731-0856, DOUG, anytime. Free estimates. DOUG'S PAINTING CO. YEAR AROUND COMFORT AND SAVINGS Fill the energy gap with cellulose insulation.
ARCTIC INSULATION 525 S. Madison, Little Chute 788-9115 11 Instructions GUITAR INSTRUCTION Chil- dren adults, qualified instructor's for Folk, Rock N' Roll, Classical and Bass Guitar. Lessons given days eves. Call Jim Laabs Music. 310 W.
College Ave. 734-1666 LESSONS On guitar, piano, drums other instruments. HENRI'S MUSIC, 739-9163 EMPLOYMENT 20 Office and Clerical ACCOUNTING CLERK Local paper corporation has need for person with accounting training to prepare sales statistics, assist payroll supervisor and perform general accounting work. Must be able to type. When requesting interview include a history of your background of training and experience plus salary required.
RIVERSIDE PAPER CORP. P.O. Box 179 Appleton 54911 An Equal Opportunity Emplover PAPER MACHINERY (Fox Valley) Major supplier of Stock Prep Equipment and Paper Making Machinery seeks an experienced Sales Engineer. Must have either Pulp and Paper Sales experience or Mill experience; and be willing to travel. Car, expenses, challenge and a good incentive program.
Company will be interviewing in August, so if interested please don't hesitate to call GARY HOLLAND, Pulp and Paper Sales Specialist. Call in complete confidence 731-5221. All fees are emplover paid. MANAGEMENT RECRUITERS 225 N. Richmond Appleton Licensed Employment Agent REAL ESTATE Opportunity for qualified people who are interested in real estate as a career and are willing to invest some time and effort in training to be more than mediocre.
Just 2 openings in residential sales. We offer generous incentive based commision schedule, good office facilities, day-to-day management assistance, and the advantage of an established office well respected in the community. We are members of both Appleton Neenah-Menasha Multiple Listing Services and the National Re location Service "Gallery of For personal interview call Joe DeNoble, DE NOBLE REALTORS, 734-5749. SALES CAREER Full line of Investments Insurance. Call IDS 1-499-2141.
STORE SALES POSITION furniture experience helpful this new establishment. Send resume to Box G-54, PostCrescent. SALES ENGINEER Well established Central Wisconsin firm has opening in the industrial supply division for an individual with engineering degree or background and 3-4 years experience in the paper industry for a sales position covering the Fox River Valley area. Starting salary commensurate with experience plus excellent fringe benefits. Responsibilities will include servicing existing and establishing new accounts.
Send resume and salary history in confidence to: Mr. John Wenning, Manager Industrial Supply Division. NEKOOSA P.O. CORPORATION Box 129 Nekoosa, Wis. 54457 Or Ph.
715-886-3800 20 Office and Clerical BOOKKEEPER Part time. Must have experience in payroll, various other office duties. Call 731-1314 and ask for Rita. BOOKKEEPER School District of Manawa Skills needed: Full knowledge of all bookkeeping procedures. Excellent typing skills.
Accuracy with figures ability to work independently. Apply superintendent's office 585 E. Fourth Manawa, Wis. CLAIMS PROCESSOR Group medical claims experience or medical background necessary. Competative salary and excellent fringe benefits.
For appointment: 739-6888 Ext. 110. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Needed for full time position, Appleton office. Dental experience preferred. Apply 719 W.
Lindbergh Dr. R. P. Tetting. GENERAL CLERK Small office, good hours, benefits, good pay, pleasant working conditions.
5 day week. Requirements: good typist, operate calculator, shorthand, or transcribing from Dictaphone, good phone manner, good handwriting, accurate with figures. Call Inmont Corp. 725-8501, Mrs. Seymour.
An Equal Opportunity Employer GENERAL OFFICE Typing, filing and various duties. Apply in person-Wednesday, Thursday or Friday afternoon, at 132 Main Menasha. MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST ASSISTANT Part time. May work into full time. Some typing experience preferred.
Immediate opening in private physcians office. Write to Box G-58, PostCrescent OFFICE MATES 5 YOU NEVER PAY A FEE (and no contract to sign) TYPIST Are you looking for a different type of position? This employer 1s in immediate need of a speedy, but accurate typist with dictaphone experience to work general office and customer service duties. Basic bookkeeping knowledge helpful. Pleasant co-workers, benefits and a super boss makes this Our-Position-of-the-Week! Call now! No Fees To Pay OFFICE MATES 5 225 N. Richmond Appleton Division Management Recruiters Licensed Employment Agent BANTA DIVISION MENASHA, WISCONSIN HAS POSITIONS AVAILABLE Positions are available immediately with the Banta Division, Menasha, Wisconsin, one of the nation's 10 largest printers now in their 76th year of operation.
Positions for skilled workers are available in: PRESS DEPARTMENT Web Press Operators Sheetfed Press Operators PREPARATION DEPARTMENT Cameramen Strippers Offset platemakers BINDERY Saddlestitch Operators Perfect Binding Operators Case Binding Operators IN ADDITION POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE FOR PERIENCED WORKERS IN PRE- PRESS PREPARATION, PRESSROOM AND BINDERY POSITIONS. THIS IS AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO TRAIN FOR A NEW SKILLI FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Please phone 414 722-7771 or write: Personnel Banta Division, Box Menasha, Wisconsin 54952 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER A strike is in progress at the Banta Division RAPIDLY GROWING WORLD WIDE MANUFACTURER OF CUSTOM DESIGNED HEAT TRANSFER EQUIPMENT HAS OPENINGS IN THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT PROJECT ENGINEER Watch your designs grow from idea to manufactured product. Some direct customer contact and limited travel. Experience in our line not a necessity but should have BSME with 2-3 years experience. Must be free-minded, independent and willing to work.
DRAFTSMAN Layout and design equipment in our modern Drafting Department. Work directly with Engineers and Manufacturing in creation of new equipment. Should have Associate degree in Machine Design or comparable experience. Sound interesting? Stop in and apply or send us a brief resume. We offer excellent working conditions, fringes, and salary.
TEC SYSTEMS INC. 830 Prosper Road De Pere, Wisconsin.
