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FORTIIE RECORD 2A Daily Tribune, Wisconsin Rapids Monday, Dec. 22, 1997 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 20, 1997, at River Pines Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Whiting, where he had lived since Dec. 9.

Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church. The Rev. John Wisneski will officiate.

Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Mr. Kubacki was born April 1, 1905, in Strickland, to Albert and Josephine (Poznanski) Kubacki. He married Helen Feit June 25, 1941, in Weyerhauser. She died Sept.

22, 1997. He was employed as a bartender at various area taverns, and then at Roddis Plywood Marshfield, until his retirement in 1967. He and his wife moved to Stevens Point in May 1997. Survivors include one brother, Stanley Kubacki, Wisconsin Rapids; and numerous nieces and nephews. He also was predeceased by his parents, three brothers and one sister.

Friends may call at the church from a.m. Tuesday. Ma-tensKundinger Funeral Home, Junction City, is in charge of arrangements. Brockman. He was predeceased by his parents, one brother (the Rev.

Francis "Buster" Brockman, of Thorp) and one sister (Charlotte Kettner, of Hazel-hurst). Friends may call at Ritchay. Funeral Home from 4-7 p.m. today and until 10:30 a.m. Tuesday.

A parish rosary will be at 7 p.m. today at the funeral home. A memorial will be established by the family. Regina Brostowitz Regina "Whiz" Marcella Brostowitz, 82, went to her peaceful death on Sunday, Dec. 21, 1997, at Family Heritage Medical and Rehabilitation Center.

Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Holy Rosary Catholic Church, in the town of Sigel. The Rev. John Swing will officiate. Burial will be in the parish cemetery.

Mrs. Brostowitz was born Oct. 28, 1915, in the town of Sigel, to Walter and Martha (Miller) Ce-press. She married Clemence "Clem" Brostowitz Sept. 28, 1940, at Holy Rosary Catholic Church in the town of Sigel.

He died Aug. 7, 1995. She and her husband owned and operated the Rudolph Community Hall from 1943-48. They moved to Fairbanks, Alaska, in June 1961, where they remained until her husband's death. While in Fairbanks she worked in housekeeping at an area hotel.

She enjoyed hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, crocheting and traveling. She is survived by her sisters, Angeline (Simon) Coenen, and Lucina "CeCe" (Jack) Moran, both of Rudolph; and her brothers, Dominic (Violet) Cepress, and Wallace Cepress, both of the town of Sigel. She also was predeceased by her parents (Walter and Martha) and a brother (Eugene). Friends may call at Ritchay Funeral Home, Wisconsin Rapids, from 4-8 p.m. Tuesday, and at the church from 9-10 a.m.

Wednesday. A rosary will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. Albin Trzebny Albin J. Trzebny, 82, of 921 3rd St.

died Sunday after noon, Dec. 21, 1997, at Riverview Manor nursing home, where he had lived for the past two years. Committal services will be in the spring in St. Peter's Cemetery, Stevens Point. Mr.

Trzebny was born March 6, 1915, in Stevens Point, to John and Agnes Trzebny. He served in the U.S. Army during World War II. He was a resident of the central Wisconsin area since 1968, and was self-employed for many years in Stevens Point as an upholsterer. He later moved to Wisconsin Rapids, where he was employed by Herschleb's bakery.

Survivors include one nephew, George (Helen) Radtke, Wisconsin Rapids, and two nieces, Irene (John) Quinnell, Vesper, and Grace (Leonard) Wroblewski, Stevens Point. He was predeceased by his parents. There will be no visitation. Higgins Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Walter Kubacki MILLADORE Walter Le onard "Russell" Kubacki, 92, formerly of Milladore, died at 7:16 The crash of the pickup truck occurred after one of the deputies involved in the chase tapped it in the back end it went out of control, Luoma said.

"Three people got out and went in different directions," he said. One of the suspects was quickly caught. Three men, one carrying a shotgun, entered the Bad River Lodge and Casino in Odanah about 1 a.m. today and ordered a security guard to lead them to the cashier, where they demanded and received an undisclosed amount of cash, said Bob Pokorney, a spokesman for the casino. "The cashiers gave them what they wanted and they left," Pokorney said.

"All of the employees involved did as the robbers asked. Thankfully, no one was hurt." The casino normally closes at 2 a.m. and the crowd of gamblers was typically small for that time of day, he said. The casino closed immediately after the robbery. and otherwise punished for disorderly conduct: Jeffrey M.

Wanta, 33, Wisconsin Rapids, $330. Aaron K. Kleman, 19, Stevens Point, $264.50. Amanda M. Rader, 18, Wisconsin Rapids, $130, placed on one year's probation and ordered to undergo counseling as deemed necessary for disorderly conduct.

The conviction will be expunged. Wausau police look for casino robbery suspects OBITUARIES William Brockman William J. Brock man, 81, of 432 Dewey died Saturday, Dec. 20, 1997, at St. Joseph's Hospital, Marshfield.

Services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church. The Rev. William Menzel will officiate.

Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery at a later date. Mr. Brockman was born April 16, 1916, in Wisconsin William Brockman Rapids, to James and Maude (Akey) Brockman. He married Elsie Tiefenbacher Nov. 1941, in Wisconsin Rapids.

19, He was employed by Consolidated Papers for 43 years, working in the Wisconsin Rapids main office from 1935-53, in the Chicago office from 1953-67, then returning to the Wisconsin Rapids office, where he retired in 1978. He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II. Mr. Brockman was a member of the Wisconsin Rapids Knights of Columbus Council 1558 for more than 50 years.

Survivors include his wife, Elsie, of Wisconsin Rapids; one son, Thomas, of Wisconsin Rapids; one daughter, Kathleen (Jeremiah) Murphy, Wisconsin Rapids; one sister, Helen Parker, Wausau; and seven grandchildren, Sean, Maureen and Michael Murphy, and John, Jennifer, Jeremiah and Jessica SHERIFF Continued from 1A ment's Web page over a two-month period, working on it on his computer at home during his time off, and he didn't work on it every day. He said a lot of things on the site still are under construction. Goals for next year include putting county park maps on the site and' short videos of the department's drug dog, Rico, and the canine's handler, deputy Ray Starks, as well as the rescue unit in action. Sheriff Brian Illingworth said he thought the Web page was a good idea. "It developed into more than what I expected," be said.

"It has more information than we can give out over the phone. It's a sign of the future. Dean has done a tremendous job." The Web page also includes a comment and suggestion form, so net surfers can tell the department what they think of the site. "It's something that's going to give us more exposure for what we do and what we are," Berres said. "You can pop up the site 24 hours a day." The Web site can be accessed at: www.tznet.comcomnwcsd DAILY RECORDS HOSPITAL NOTES RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Dismissed: Cheri Spang, Wisconsin Rapids; Debra Bromiley and baby boy, Adams; Tracy Arbanas and baby girl, Necedah; and Rebecca Varga and baby boy, Hancock.

DIVORCES WOOD COUNTY Dale J. Mehlbrech, Marshfield, and Gabriele Mehlbrech, Plover, Dec. 18. Clarence N. Saunders, Port Edwards, and Jodi Saunders, Wisconsin Rapids, Dec.

17; woman granted name of Haessly-Saunders. Cameron W. McChesney, Port Edwards, and Tonya A. McChesney, Stevens Point, Dec. 15; woman granted name of Drackley.

Steven M. White and Diane R. Lease-White, both of Wisconsin Rap SETTING IT STRAIGHT 1 1 State. Powerhall jackpots still intact MADISON AP) None of the tickets sold for Saturday night's Powerball lottery drawing won the jackpot. Plavers matehine all five numbers and the Powerball would have won or shared the $10 million dollar jackpot.

The prize goes to an estimated $12 million for Wednesday night's drawing. The numbers drawn Saturday night were 10, 11, 12, 17, 23, and Powerball 7. None of the tickets sold for the Wisconsin Megabucks draw- irn Cohmlnif i fikf tltA uig uaiui uaj uigui uau iuc wiu- ning numbers, either. The jackpot will stay at $1 million for Wednesday night's drawing. LOTTERIES Wisconsin SATURDAY, DEC.

20 Powerball: Daily Millions: 4ft 44 4n 47 t- I. a Powerball 7 White: B-10 'Jackpot: Blue: 3-4 $1 0 million Maximum prize: SuperCash: $1 million Pick 3: 9-5-2 Maximum prize: Maximum prize: $250,000 $500 Megabucks: Pick 4: 1-3-34-42-44-47 3-6-3-9 Jackpot: Maximum prize: $1 million $5,000 SUNDAY, DEC. 21 Dally Millions: Red: 6-13 White: 1-6 Blue: 5-13 SuperCash: 6-9-12-19-27-36 Pick 3: 5-3-2 Pick 4: 1-7-3-4 READER'S GUIDE Volume 83 No. 26,715 Daily Tribune 220 1ST AVE. S.

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no. (USPS 688-500) Publication The Daily Tribune is published Monday through Saturday, except for special noli- aays. Newspapers 3 We use recycled paper. bens. She married James Herman Johnson Jan.

4, 1956, in Dubuque, Iowa. Survivors include her husband, James Johnson, Adams; two sons, Randy, of Adams, and Rodney (Laura), of Friendship; two daughters, Cheryl Johnson, Adams, and Carole (Bruce) Bain, Arkdale; nine grandchildren; two brothers, Edward (Celia) Reiber, Adams, and Raymond (Joyce) Moskow, Hartland; and two sisters, Dorothy Winchester and Adeline (Glen) Lanphear, both of Adams. Friends may call from 4-8 p.m. today at the funeral home. Emilia Kujawski PITTSVILLE Emilia Kujawski, 92, formerly of Pittsville, died at 12:20 p.m.

Saturday, Dec. 20, 1997, at Marshfield Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. Services were today at St. Joachim's Catholic Church. The Rev.

Donald Berg officiated. Burial was in the parish cemetery. Mrs. Kujawski was born May 15, 1905, in Antowka, Poland. She married Marceli Kujawski.

He died Feb. 7, 1995. In 1954, she and her husband moved to the town of Wood, where they farmed on Polish Road. Survivors include one son, Zygmunt "Ziggy" (Jennifer), of Pittsville; four grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and one brother, Joseph Szelag, Osy, Poland. She also was predeceased by four brothers, five sisters and her parents.

Buchanan Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Pittsville woman dies in accident Carol I. Schwenn, 45, Pittsville, was killed when her car collided with a semi-tractor trailer at 8:13 p.m. Saturday on Highway 80, near Highway 54, in the town of Dexter. Schwenn's auto was northbound, crossed the center line and hit the trailer portion of the southbound semi-tractor trailer, driven by Robert D.

McDonald, 51, Wisconsin Rapids, according to the Wood County Sheriffs Department accident report. The car came to rest in the middle of the road, and the semi-tractor trailer continued on for a short distance before stopping, it said. Schwenn was pronounced dead at the scene by a member of the Wood County coroner's office. The sheriff's department reported that she was not wearing a seat belt. GOVERNMENTAL MEETINGS Grand Rapids Town Board: 6 p.m.

Tuesday, municipal building. Agenda includes: Six-month moratorium on off-premise signs; closed session to discuss employee working agreements; return to -open session. Milladore Planning and Zoning Committee: 7 p.m. Tuesday, village hall. Agenda includes: Continued discussion of village-plan development.

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Tuesday at Roseberry's Funeral Home, Friendship. The Rev. Ronald Hanson will officiate. Burial will be in the Mount Repose Cemetery, Friendship. Mrs.

Johnson was born Oct. 6, 1938, in Adams, to George and Louise "Lizzie" (Moskow) Gib- BOSNIA Continued from 1A "None of us has the moral standing to look down on another, and we should stop it," he said to thunderous applause. The president was clearly moved by what he'd seen in the city. He described the war years during which people ran a gauntlet of snipers and shells in search of water and food. "Now they walk in security to work and school." Clinton and his family stopped by a coffee shop near the Markale marketplace, the site of devastating shelling in 1994 and 1995, and said the local people there told him, ''Stay for a while longer." En route to Bosnia, Clinton told reporters that his message to officials in private meetings would be blunt: "The future of the country is still in their hands.

In the end, they've got to behave." Clinton's national security adviser, Sandy Berger, said Clinton "went leader by leader, name by name, and was very tough, telling them they have to do their part." Clinton acknowledged, last week that it was a mistake to promise a troop withdrawal by June 1998 and announced that American peacekeeping forces would stay in Bosnia with no set deadline. Clinton's grueling 36-hour tour, with his wife and daughter in tow, visited some of the most wretched ghosts of Bosnia's bloody four-year civil war. Across the street from the airport, hundreds of schoolchildren lined up before bombed-out buildings and waved American flags as Clinton's motorcade cut through "sniper alley" and passed buildings pockmarked by mortar fire. Tii 3 men entered casino at Odanah early today; one carried shotgun WAUSAU (AP) Police went house to house searching today for two men sought in a casino robbery after a stolen truck they were in crashed during a chase and they fled on foot, officials said. Wausau Police Chief Bill Brandimore said a third man was taken into custody after the crash.

The search began in northeast Wausau after the truck crashed about 5 a.m., said Wayne Gajew-ski, an inspector with the Wausau Police Department. "We had a stolen car from that area too, so it's possible that one or both of them made it out in that stolen car. We are not sure," Gajewski said. A maroon 1995 Cadillac was reported stolen from a home about 10 blocks from where a pickup truck crashed, Deputy Chief Paul Luoma said. ids, Dec.

15; woman granted name of Lease. Benstan C. Meils and Judith M. Meils, both of Wisconsin Rapids, Dec. 19.

CIRCUIT COURT WOOD COUNTY James E. Newman, 34, Wisconsin Rapids, was fined $453 and had his driver's license suspended for six months for possession of marijuana. Todd J. Lamore, 35, Wisconsin Rapids, was fined $51 8, placed on one year's probation, ordered to pay $6,246 restitution for six counts of unemployment-compensation fraud. He may do 114 hours of community service in lieu of the fine.

Jonathon P. Anderson, 17, Rudolph, was fined $264.50 and had his driver's license suspended for six months for possession of drug paraphernalia, The following people were fined The Daily Tribune office will close at Noon on Christmas Eve, December 24th. There will be delivery of the Daily Tribune to all regular subscribers on the 24th. Our phone lines will remain open until 4 p.m. If you need to contact us concerning delivery of your newspaper, please call 423-7200 before 4:00 p.m.

There will be no publication of The Daily Tribune on Christmas Day. Daily CALENDAR: A Wood County Health Department-sponsored immunization clinic will not be conducted at the courthouse Tuesday due to the Christmas holiday. It was incorrectly listed on Page 2C Dec. 20..