Delay For Indians Until 1961 State Legislature Drafts Resolution For Menominees MADISON (PG) Termination of federal government supervision over the Menominee Indian tribe of Shawano and Oconto Counties, hailed as Indianonany significant act In policy when 1 authorized by Congress two years ago, may be deferred until 1961, according to current expressions of interested state officers and the Indians themselves. Senator Hugh Jones of Wausau, whose legislative district includes the Indian territory, is the author of a legislative resolution scheduled for approval that will petition Congress to defer the effective termination date from the end of 1958 to June 30, 1961. Likely to Pass The Congress is expected to pass such an amendment, already in the hopper under the name of Rep. Melvin R. Laird of the Wisconsin seventh district.
Sen. Jones is vice chairman of a commission of state officials which has been helping the Indian tribal council in preparing a plan for the management of the Indians affairs under the termination agreement. The commission and the Indians have worked diligently, but they have not yet been able to evolve a satisfactory plan. Plan Is Required Under present law such a plan must be submitted to the Secretary of the Interior for his approval before the termination of federal control can be effected. The Jones resolution also declares that "it is absolutely essential that the Wisconsin legislature have two legislative sessions in which to consider legislation which may become necessary because of termination," which was a reference to the possible necessity for amendment of the state constitution to accommodate the local machinery requirements of the Indian tribe.
Legion Auxiliary Officers Installed PULASKI (PG) Mrs. Carl McGillivray was installed as president of the American Legion Auxiliary of MixtackiJohnson Post 337 In a ceremony recently. Mrs. Allen Gunderson, Shiocton, Ninth District president, was the installing officer. Other officers of the auxiliary are Miss Violet Kvaley, first vice president; Mrs.
Charles Walejko, second vice president; Mrs. Robert Babco*ck, secretary: Mrs. Cyril Banasezynski, treasurer; Mrs. Ralph Lontkowski, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Tom Zawitaj and Mrs.
Agnes Eierman, sergeants at arms; and Mrs. C. Spychalski, chaplain. Miss Kvaley, poppy sale chairman, announced that a total of $193 was realized. She thanked all the workers and also Mrs.
Babco*ck who erected a poppy sale store display window. A potluck lunch was served after the meeting. Legion's Auction Planned June 22 OCONTO (PG) Final plans for a community auction to be sponsored by the Jones-Modrow American Legion Post were made this week when the post held its regular meeting at the Golf Club. The auction will be held in the Armory here Saturday afternoon, June 22. Proceeds will be used to improve the Legionowned lot at Jefferson Street and Jones Avenue for a park.
The property adjoins the Legion-owned Oconto Golf Club. Articles to be auctioned are being sought from contributors. The auction firm of Heise and Yoap will contribute its service. Co-chairmen of the affair are Don Rouse and Jim Draeger. Other committeemen are Robert Schmidt, James Lane, Joseph McTavish, Paul Ellmann and Hans Young.
Elderly Fisherman Falls, Injures Leg CRANDON (PG)- Andrews, 84. who resides on Highway 70, Town of Alvin, had a rough fishing trip Friday and became a patient in St. Mary's Hospital at Rhinelander. Andrews was trout fishing at a spring pond about a mile from his when he fell and injured Barely able home. to crawl because of the intense pain, it took him a long time to reach his home.
He got into his car and managed to drive the 30 miles to Crandon, where he was given first aid and taken by ambulance to the hospital. He was reported to have received torn ligaments and a possible bone fracture. Couple Wed In Ceremony This Morning BLACK CREEK (PG)- Miss Janet Scheckel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Scheckel, Prairie du Chien, was united Marcks, Mr.
and Mrs. marriage, with James Melvin Marcks, Black Creek. this morning. Msgr. Paul Monarski officiated in St.
John Catholic Church, Prairie du Chien. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She chose la floor length gown of nylon sheer. The fitted bodice featured a scooped neckline. which was outlined with wide lace.
The sleeves were short and shirred with lace trim. The very bouffant skirt was underscored with satin and ended in a sweep train. A sheer silk illusion veil was attached to a lace pillbox. Sister Maid of Honor Miss Dolores Scheckel, sister of the bride, the maid of honor, wore a full-skirted chapel length gown of light blue taffeta with inserts of coquette blue. The fitted bodice was topped with a scoop neckline.
The bride was also attendled by bridesmaids Nancy Marcks, sister of the groom, and Charlotte Scheckel, sister of the bride, who were similarly attired. The flower girl was Sweeney, niece of the bride. wearing a white nylon sheer dress which was accented with white daisies on the bodice and full gathered skirt. Attendants of Groom Donald Marcks, brother of the groom, served as best man. Groomsmen were Mark Scheckel.
brother of the bride, and Earl Marcks, brother of the groom. Serving as ring bearer was Jimmy Scheckel, the bride's nephew. A wedding dinner was served to guests by women of the parish. A reception followed in the church parlors. The bride and groom are graduates of the University of Wisconsin.
While attending the university the bride was a member of the Theta Phi Alpha sorority and the groom, a member of Delta Theta Sigma fraternity and the honorary fraternity Phi Kappa Phi. After an extended tour of the Western states the bride and groom will reside in Luxemburg, where both are teachers at Luxemburg Union High School. Legion Election Set REEDSVILLE (PG) -Officers will be elected and delegates named to the state convention at Wausau at a meeting of the Legion Post here Monday night. There also will be a report on the Manitowoc County Legion Council meeting held Thursday. AVOID FALL HEATING RUSH install TIMKEN Silent Automatic Heat Now! No money down! 36 months to pay! ANDREWS OIL COMPANY 325 Pine St.
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$1.00 TIES 2 for $1 59c ea. Linpark Manufacturers Retailers of Men's Clothing In Your City Corner of Washington and Cherry Green Bay, Wis. GREEN BAY PRESS GAZETTE Saturday, June 15, 1957 5 Photo by Von MRS. JAMES MARCKS Bi-County Legion Auxiliary Meet Set at Kewaunee KEWAUNEE (PG) Members from six units in Door and Kewaunee counties are expectled to attend a spring meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary Bi-County Council here at 8 p. m.
Thursday. The session will be held in the Holy Rosary School Hall. Units at Casco, Luxemburg, Algoma, Forestville and Sturgeon Bay are expected to be represented. Mrs. Helen Murphy, Kewaunee, president of the council, and Mrs.
Allen Gunderson, Shiocton, president of the Engage Prep Band Director Clintonville High's Post Being Filled By Robert J. Swan CLINTONVILLE (PG) -Robert J. Swan, Grand Rapids, has been engaged as band director for the Clintonville public schools. A graduate of the Lawrence College Conservatory of Music this spring, Swan was chosen from more than 20 applicants for the position. He succeeds John Whitney, band rector for the past six years, who resigned to accept a position with the Waukesha schools.
During a senior high school concert here this spring, Swan played first trombone with a Lawrence College brass quartet which performed as a special feature on the program. He also has specialized in bas- soon. With Symphony Orchestra During his Army career, he P-6 PHOTO Wisconsin Star Farmer--John Srnka, third from left, graduate of Casco High School this spring, received the Star Farmer award, highest possible in the state, at the Wisconsin Future Farmers convention Friday at Green Lake. Eighteen years old, he has numerous agricultural, scholastic and leadership accomplishments to his credit. He's shown, following the ceremony, with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Srnka and, second from left, Chester L. Majeski, his agriculture instructor and FFA chapter advisor. (Story on Page 1) Nuptial Vow Unites Pair This Morning DENMARK (PG) Nuptial vows were at 10 o'clock this Miss exchanged, a Delores Nesvacil and Richard Kane before the Rev. C.
A. Dionne in Holy Trinity Catho-1 lic Church, New Denmark. Parents of the young couple are Mr. and Mrs. John Nesvacil.
Denmark, Rt. 3, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kane, also of Denmark. Rt.
3 For her wedding Miss Nesvacil was attired in a gown of tulle with an all -over bow knot floral pattern in Schiffli embroidery. The fitted bodice was sequin trimmed and designed with a modified scoop neckline with fine shirring at the bustline and over the short cap sleeves. The billowing skirt was over a cascaded ruffled underskirt falling to a cathedral train. Her headpiece was a small circular hat with open top. jeweled and sequined.
The imported silk illusion veil was elbow length. Her crescent bouquet was of fleur d'amour and lily of the valley centered with a white orchid. Miss Frances Nesvacil served her sister as maid of honor and Mrs. Victor Kane, Miss Marlene Nesvacil and Mrs. Robert Kane were bridesmaids.
The four attendants wore light blue waltz length gowns of nylon chiffon. The bodices were softly shirred in a wide cumme*rbund of white lace. To complete the ensembles they wore picture hats of taffeta and net accented with pearl trim. They carried baskets of white carnations sprayed slightly with pale blue. Victor Kane attended his brother as best man and Wanek and Robert Kane were groomsmen.
Dinner and supper will be served at Leo Leiterman's Hall. A wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Canada is planned, and upon their return the newlyweds will be at home at Denmark, Rt. 3. The bride graduated from Denmark High School and the groom graduated from Central Catholic. now Premontre, High School in Green Bay.
Officers Are Seated By Crandon Auxiliary CRANDON (PG) -The Crandon American Legion Auxiliary held its regular monthly meeting Thursday evening in the clubhouse. The order of business was the installation of new officers, with President Edith Tracy acting as installing officer for the following: Alice Myers, president; Irene Chartraw, vice president; Georgine Rogers, second vice president; Irene Halverson. secretary; Roberta Russell, treasurer; Jeanette Tallier. sergeant at arms: Dorothy Wilson, chaplain, and Marvel Lamond, historian. $1798 STILL BUYS A NEW 1957 FORD 6-Passenger Sedan at Van Drisse Don't Settle For Less Than the All New FORD $1798 VAN DRISSE MOTORS 118 S.
Adams 7-7666 played with the Shreveport, symphony orchestra and directed the Shreveport Second Air Force band at Barksdale Air Force Base. While at Lawrence, Swan played on the football team, and was active in dramatics at the college and the Attic Theater. He is a member of Phi Mu Alpha Synfonia, national professional music fraternity. He is an aviation enthusiast. Swan and his wife will move to Clintonville as soon as living quarters are obtained.
in a of a ninth district, will install newly elected unit officers. Several Kewaunee High School students will provide entertainment and a luncheon will be served by members of the Daughters of Isabella. American Legion Auxiliary members in Kewaunee who plan to attend are asked to contact either Mrs. Bob Jordon or Mrs. Alfred Berkey.
Matravers-Martineau Vows Heard at Church in Abrams ABRAMS (PG) St. Louis, Catholic Church here was the setting this morning for the marriage of Miss Mona Marie Matravers and Pierre Anthony Martineau. The Rev. John Monarsky offered the 11 o'clock nuptial high Mass. The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clair G. Matravers, Abrams. Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Martineau, 610 Main Oconto, are the parents of the bridegroom. The bride was given in marriage by her fa- ther. Chapel Length Gown Morgan Lee Photo MRS. PIERRE A.
MARTINEAU live in Chicago where the bridegroom has a position with the Northern Trust Co. He will graduate from the University of Wisconsin June 21. Both are Oconto High School graduates. Mrs. Martineau graduated from Wisconsin State College, Oshkosh.
Guests came for the wedding from Madison. Oshkosh, Chicago, Cambridge, Mass, and Baltimore Md. Hold Burial Rites For Frank Kobin CRANDON (PG) Frank Kobin, 67, of Crandon, died Tuesday at the Veteran's Hospital in Iron Mountain, Mich. The Rev. Gilbert Bunde held funeral services Friday afternoon in St.
Paul Lutheran here. Burial was in Lakeside Cemetery, Military rites were conducted by local servicemen. Mr. Kobin was born Jan. 1.
1890. at Hammond, the son of William and Anna Kobin. He lived in Crandon since about 1900. He was married June 27, 1920, to Ida Kleinsmith Kordick. He served overseas 111 World War I for two years, was disabled and awarded the Purple Heart and the Silver Star with several clusters.
He was a charter member of the American Legion post at Crandon. Surviving are his widow: a son. Harold, of Kaukauna; a sister, Mrs. Harold Krueger, Oconto; two brothers, Walter. of Waco, Texas, and Herman, Crandon, and four grandchildren.
Post at Boys State REEDSVILLE (PG) -William Cary, Milwaukee, a grandson of Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Cary, was elected supervisor of the mythical Farwell City this week at Badger Boys State at Ripon College.
William will be a senior at Marquette High School in Milwaukee next year. FATHER'S DAY DINNER Serving 12 Noon to Midnight STEAKS CHOPS SEA FOOD CHICKEN Country Style You Order It We'll Serve It Sip 'n Chat CLUB SUPPER For Reservations Phone HE 2-9663 Kriwanek Photo MRS. RICHARD KANE Two Girl Scouts To Be Counselors At Summer Camp CLINTONVILLE (PG) -Two Clintonville girls, Janet Quall and Dorothy Popeck, will be among the camp counselors this summer at the Chalk Hills Girl Scout Camp. They will go to the camp next Thursday for a pre training session. The regular camping season opens June 28 and ends on Aug.
21. Family camp, which follows the regular camping season. will be held from Aug. 24 until Sept. 2.
Lynn Wiese. Kathy Piehl. Susan Miller and Karen Loberg returned home Monday afternoon from Chalk Hills where they had joined 20 other senior Girl Scouts of the Fox River Area Girl Scout Council. Attending Funeral REEDSVILLE (PG) -Mrs. George O'Connell left Thursday for Pocatell, Idaho, where she attended funeral services this morning for her brotherin-law, Walter O'Connell.
a former Maple Grove resident. EVERYBODY KNOWS, EVERYBODY LOVES. SMOKEY the BEAR SMOKEY filled with EXCITEMENT ADVENTURE WOODS LORE For her marriage the bride chose a chapel length gown of silk taffeta and Alencon lace. The dress was fashioned with a fitted bodice and a square neckline that was oulined with flowerlets. Her fingertip length veil fell from a lace pillbox hat.
Tiny pink rosebuds surrounded the white orchid in the bridal bouquet. Miss Janet Matravers was maid of honor for her sister, She wore a floor length gown of blue crystalette and a white leaflet headband. Her miniature colonial bouquet was of blue and white carnations. Mrs. David C.
Johnson, Madison, and Mrs. Henry Holter, Racine, were bridesmaids. They wore sheath dresses of blue crystalette with swing kick pleats, white lace picture hats and short nylon gloves. Their bouquets were like the honor attendant. Brother Best Man Theodore J.
Martineau was best man for his brother. Ushers were James Martineau, Cambridge, also a brother, John Rogers and George Gerler. Miss Myrtle Carey was at the organ as Harold Crouse offered solos that included "Panis Angelicus" and "On This Day, Beautiful Mother." Friends and relatives were received at a wedding reception from 12 noon until 3 o'clock at the Candleglow here this afternoon. After a wedding trip the young couple will and WILD LIFE SMOKE don't miss us! see you on the soon comics page Starting daily in THE PRESS-GAZETTE on MONDAY.
