Marshfield News-Herald from Marshfield, Wisconsin • 18

Bank Defrauded WISCONSIN RAPIDS The First National Bank here was the third area victim of a ruse known as a pigeon drop, handing over $8,220 to a man posing as a Consolidated Papers Inc. executive. The incident last Friday "followed the same pattern" as similar frauds in Wausau last Thursday and Stevens Point Friday, according to Detective Lt. Donald J. Knuth, Wisconsin Rapids Police Department.

However, the description of the man involved in the fraud here does not match the one of a man who picked up a package obtained through the same ruse from a bank in Stevens Point from a taxi driver at the post office here the same day. The deliveries were just minutes apart, according to Knuth. The package from the Wisconsin Rapids bank was delivered to a Harold Johnson at the McMillan Library at 1:15. The package from Stevens Point was delivered at the post office at 1:30 to a man calling himself Al Schroeder. The First National Bank received a call from a man identifying himself as Harold Johnson, an executive with the Consolidated Papers at 10:30 a.

m. He asked the bank to package $8,220 in cash to be used for bonus payments to Consolidated employes. At 10:40 a. Consolidated Papers received a call from a Harold Johnson, who said he was with the computer section of First National, asking them to send a messenger to the bank to pick up a package he had prepared for them. A Consolidated messenger picked up the package at 12:15 p.

delivering it to the receptionist at Consolidated. A cab driver picked up the package and delivered it to the library. The man at the library was described as about 6 feet and 180 pounds, with brown hair and wearing a brown sports jacket. The man who picked up the package at the Post Office was described as wearing a blue-and-white checked sports jacket and having a mustache. The FBI is acting as a clearinghouse for the investigations of the three frauds in the area.

A conference of the three police departments involved has been scheduled. Injuries Minor in Highway Accident Mary Pongratz, 18, Marshfield, suffered bumps and bruises when her car was sideswiped on Highway 10 one mile east of County at 2:35 a.m. Wednesday by a car driven by Donald Wilson, Ely, Minn. The accident caused moderate damage to the Wilson car and extensive damage to the Pongratz vehicle. Moderate damage was caused to both cars when one driven by Steven McCabe, route 3, Stratford, which was attempting to pass a car driven by Arlen Draxler, Wisconsin Rapids, collided with the auto as Draxler attempted to turn left on Highway 34 in the town of Rudolph at 4:50 p.m.

Wednesday. Tragedy Averted At Family Outing Tragedy was averted late yesterday afternoon at a family outing in the North Wood County Park in the town of Richfield, when Carla Poeschel, 13, Marshfield, saved a 2-year-old girl from drowning. Dawn Marie, 2, daughter of the Robert Stapletons, 818: S. Oak was wading on the dam in the park with other children in the party when the current swept her over the spillway. Carla, who babysits for the family, waded into the stream and, after several attempts, managed to grab the child's hair.

Dawn Marie was resuscitated on the scene. Carla is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Poeschel. Pedestrian Safety Recognition Eyed Mayor Raymond Tippelt indicated this morning that he, Police and Fire Commission President Kenneth Pucker and Police Chief Lloyd DeTienne will travel to Madison Thursday to accept an AAA Pedestrian Safety Award.

State Highway Safety Coordinator John Q. Radcliffe will present the award to Marshfield for its record of 22 years without a pedestrian fatality. ADMISSION Mrs. Sandra Kavanaugh, 22, said Tuesday the government is admitting it caused the death of her husband by its decision to drop enemy collaboration charges against seven other former POWs who were charged along with him. Marine Sgt.

Abel Larry Kavanaugh, 24, killed himself June 27, The family dog Missy is in front of her. (AP Wirephoto) Mrs. Nienow, Fischer Rites ABBOTSFORD Rites for Edgar, Dies 429 Mrs. Spruce Dorothy B. Fischer, Abbotsford, 45, of EDGAR Mrs.

Marie Nienow, 90, of rural Edgar, town of Frankfort, died Wednesday at the Colonial Manor Nursing Home at Wausau. She had been a resident there for the past eight years. Services will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday at the Peace Lutheran Church in the town of Frankfort.

The Rev. Mark Nicholous, pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church, town of Wien, will officiate and burial will be made in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the Polnaszek Funeral Home in Abbotsford beginning at 12:30 p. m.

Friday. The former Marie Bielke was born Oct. 7, 1882, in Germany, and came to the United States with her parents at the age of 13. She lived in Sauk County until after her marriage at Black Hawk on June 16, 1908, to Fred Nienow. The couple then lived on a farm in the town of Frankfort.

Following the death of her husband in 1944, she continued to reside on the home farm with her son, Herbert, and family until entering the nursing home. Survivors include two sons, Fred Nienow, Spencer, and Herbert Nienow, rural Edgar; five grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren. In addition to her husband, two sisters and five brothers preceded her in death. Frank J. Peters CHILI Announcement has just been received here of the death of a former Chili resident, Frank J.

Peters, 75, who died May 22. at Stayton, Ore. Mr. Peters was born March 9, 1898, in Chili, and received his education here. In 1921, he moved to Oregon, where he farmed his entire life.

His marriage to the former Clara Slivernagel took place June 5, 1930, at the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Stayton, Ore. Survivors include four sons, George, Joe and Edward, all of Stayton, and Albert, at home; two daughters, Mrs. Helen Ruettger and Mrs. Francis Bridges, both of Stayton, a sister, Mrs. Vernon Berg, South Gate, and a brother, John Peters, Chili.

He was preceded in death by a sister and three brothers. Services and burial were held at Stayton, Ore. Ray Daley Dies Word was received here yesterday morning by Mrs. Charles Towne, 135 W. McMillan of the death of a former Marshfield resident, Ray Daley.

Mr. Daley died Tuesday evening at Palm Springs, Calif. His wife, the former Nora Pickett, also is a former Marshfield resident. Services and burial will be conducted Saturday at Oceanside, Calif. 18 Tulv 1972 THE MARSHFIELD NEWS-HERALD 4 Drown in Wisconsin Over Fourth By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Four persons drowned in Wisconsin waters over the holiday period.

A Minnesota man drowned Wednesday in a pond at Eagle Cave, a tourist attraction in Richland County. Authorities said John W. Leslie of Morhromen, was swimming with two companions when he went under. The body was recovered about 45 minutes later. Two Milwaukee men drowned late Tuesday afternoon during a rescue attempt st the Montello dam in Marquette County.

The victims were Kenneth Clay, 26, and George Jordan, 62. Coroner Walter Brudnowski said that Jordan got into his boat and went to the rescue after a boat carrying two other Milwaukeeans swamped near the dam. Jordan pulled Mrs. Flossie Stewart from the water, and the other occupant of the boat, Walter Martin made it to shore on his own. But Jordan then lost his balance and fell into the water.

Clay, who was on the shore, drowned when he tried to go to Jordan's aid. Robert Pasholk, 18, of Menasha, drowned Wednesday at a Lake Winnebago beach when he left an inflatable raft as it drifted away from shore. Peaceful Holiday Enjoyed An estimated 9,000 to 10,000 persons were attracted to the fairgrounds here last night to witness a dazzling display of fireworks unleashed in festive salute to Independence Day. Complaints of children playing with firecrackers were few, and city police made no arrests. The day was unmarred by fireworks or traffic injury reports.

Traffic was light for the midweek holiday, with only four minor mishaps being reported today by Marshfield police. At 1:59 a.m. today in a lot at the intersection of Mann road and Highway 13, police report that Richard V. St. John, 204 S.

Peach spun his car's tires, causing the vehicle to go out of control and strike an auto parked by Deborah M. Kowalk, route 2, Spencer. A car operated by Rick J. Hildebrandt, route 2, Nekooea, pulled from a stopsign at the corner of N. Chestnut avenue and W.

Depot street at 12:43 a.m, today, colliding with a car driven by Robert Obradovich, route 1, Owen. In the 1600 block of S. Roddis avenue at 10:52 p.m. Wednesday, Gerard F. Tennis, route 1, Unity, attempted to change lanes with his pickup truck and collided with a car operated by John T.

Kautzer, 117 N. Vine Ave. A vehicle driven by Melvin L. Clarin, Stevens Point, collided with the rear of a car which Hattie M. Schwarze, 2405 S.

Palmetto had halted prior to making a lefthand turn at the corner of S. Central avenue and W. Ninth street. Man Fined $69 In County Court WISCONSIN RAPIDS In Wood County Court here this morning, Anthony Guldan, 46, route 3, Stratford, pleaded guilty to charges of disorderly conduct and being drunk in public and was fined a total of $69. Guldan was charged with disorderly conduct June 19 when he went from room to room in St.

Joseph's Hospital using profane language. The other charge was levied against Guldan for a June 21 incident when he had to be removed from 913 W. Blodgett St. Plane Crash Puts Four in Hospital WOODRUFF, Wis. (AP) Four persons from the Madison area were hospitalized with burns Wednesday after their light plane crashed while taking off from a Manitowish Waters airfield.

Vilas County authorities said the single-engine Cessna clipped tree tops about 200 feet from the runway, possibly having been kept by adverse drafts from gaining altitude. The victims were transferred from a Woodruff hospital in serious condition to University Hospitals, Madison. by Crooks Lawrence CAPTAIN EASY 9:00... WELL, THE HOOK'S WAIT! WHERE 15 KAY SHE LIKES TO STROLL THE BAITED BY NOW SEE (HMPH) WOMAN I DON'T BEACH IN THE MOONLIGHT BY WHAT WE REEL IN! FRIEND OF YOURS? DOWN AT THE HOURS LAKE SHORE, SO SHE TELLS ME! AS I SAID BEFORE, AUNT ADA, I THINK I'LL GO OUT TO THE SUMMERHOUSE FOR WHILE! 11 A A Croche MY BOY! DEAR 7-5 1973 by NEA, T.M. Reg.

U.S. Pat. Off. Owen- Withee Schools Have New Teachers OWEN Several new faculty members have signed contracts to teach in Owen-Withee Public Schools, Donald Schneider, superintendent, said today. Joseph P.

Pawlik, Gilman, began his duties July 2 as vocational agriculture instructor. He was graduated from Gilman High School and from Wisconsin State University, River Falls, with major in agriculture. During his senior year at the university, he did some practice teaching in Neillsville High School. He was graduated in February 1972, and taught years in the high school in Gilmanton. Other new teachers in OwenWithee High School who will report for the 1973-74 school year in August, 1973, are: Linda Shell Lake, kindergarten; David Gratz, Eau Classified Advertising CALL 384-3131 OFFICE HOURS WEEKDAYS 8-5 P.M.

SATURDAYS 8-12 REGULAR CLASSIFIED ADS ACCEPTED UNTIL 4:45 P.M. DAY BEFORE INSERTION RATES: 3 Times 6 Times 3 lines, 15 words $3.60 4 lines, 20 words $3.72 $4.80 5 lines, 25 words $6.00 6 lines, words $7.20 Additional Charge of for "Blind" Ads. ANNOUNCEMENTS Notices 1B BLUE Lustre not only rids carpets of soil but leaves pile soft and lofty. Rent electric shampooer, $1. PRITZL HDWE.

Card of Thanks 2 WISH TO THANK -Dr. Dovenbarger, Father Agnew all the help that waited on me so willingly while I was a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital. To all those that sent cards visited me most of all to Father Bornbach, our Pastor, for thinking of me while 1 was gone from home. Mrs.

Martin Draxler Flowers FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION HEFKO'S Same Family Location for 60 years. 603 W. FIFTH PH 387.1129 Personals 7 field, Wis ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS! Auburndale Group P.O. BOX 83, STRATFORD, WIS. HAVE A CONFLICT? Or just need someone 10 talk with? Call HOPE Hotline 387- 3702, weekdays, 6 P.M.-12 Midnight weekends.

Help those who live with an alcoholic. AL-ANON GROUP, P.O., Box 15, Marsh- HAVE a drinking problem, try AA Saturdays. 11 a.m. Immanuel Lutheran School, 7th Chestnut, or write Saturday Mornings Brunch, Immanuel Lutheran School, Marshfield, Wis. NEWS-HERALD CLASSIFIEDS Get Results! Phone Classified Ads to 384-3131.

Claire, librarian; Connie Printz, Humbird, home economics; Paul Lathe, Ashland, grade six; and Janet Kunert, Fall Creek, girls physical education. The taient night program for 1973 fair at Neillsville is now being developed and contestants who can entertain, furnish music, or do a miscellaneous act are asked to contact John Isaac, in Withee; Knute Walling, in Greenwood, or the Clark County Pavilion in Neillsville. Try-outs will be held at 7:30 p.m., July 18, in the Clark Electric Building in Greenwood. The Withee Lions Club will meet Monday, July 9, at 6:30 p.m., in the St. John's Lutheran Church parish hall to make final plans for Withee Days, Saturday and Sunday, July 28- 29.

Candidates for Withee Belle" are Carl German, daughter of Mrs. Marian German, Withee, and Colleen Ackerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Ackerman, Owen. There are about 29 types of shrimp or shrimp-like animals in Canadian waters.

Personals 7 LOSE WEIGHT safely fast with X-11 Diet Plan, $3.00. REDUCE Excess Fluids with X-Pel $3.00. Money Back Guarantee at WING DRUG STORES AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles for Sale 11 1971 Toyota Mark St. low mileage, good 2nd car, call 0 384-3995 before 5 p.m. or 384-8526 aft.

5 p.m. '64 Buick Riviera, just tuned, full air, all $650 or best offer. Must sell. 808 N. Cedar, after 6 P.M.

1960 VOLKSWAGEN-New engine 8 clutch. Can be seen at Trading Post Homes, Hwy. 13 387-1785. Special of the Week! 1968 Chev 2 door hardtop, V-8, 3 speed. Special, $685 as is Abbotsford Auto Co.

Abbotsford, Wis. Phone 223-2317 1971 IMPALA 4 dr. h.t., V-8, a.t., p.s., p.b., Blue with vinyl top, 39,000 miles, $2195 1970 CHEVELLE 2 door hardtop 1968 IMAPALA 8 p.s., p.b. 1968 FORD ton pickup short box stepside, 6 village truck, $695 1967 CHEVROLET BELAIR, 6 4 dr. 1965 FORD 2 dr.

h.t., Was $395, NOW $295. VIEGUT CHEVROLET 30 minute drive on Hwy. "97" "Go N-E-S- West Where Used Cars Sell For Less." Athens, Wis. Ph. 257-7636 After 5 P.M.

257-9198 Open Sats. Steele Motors of MARSHFIELD, Authorized VOLKSWAGEN Sales and Service, 112 East 4th Street, Marshfield, Wis. Phone 387-4408. 1970 Oldsmobile Delta Custom 4 Dr. Sedan, full factory air conditioning, vinyl top, low mileage, new tires, Exceptionally Sharp! $2195 BAUMAN Auto Company 1620 N.

Central Ave. Ph. 384-2404 SUBARU SALES SERVICE Ron's Sales 1105 W. ARNOLD ST. 384-8747 1970 LeMans Pontiac 2 Dr.

Hardtop, auto matic pw. pw. built for street or strip, Ph. 384-3442. 1969 Chrysler Newport Custom 4 Door, sharp, no rust, priced to sell! PHONE 384-9449.

DICK'S AUTO SALES 1914 E. 4TH ST. PHONE 384-8977 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA $200. PHONE 384-4077. 1971 Maverick with 24,000 miles, just like new, Lawrence Polster, Phone 687-3504.

1967 Camaro 2 dr. hard top, new super stock, 327 cu. in. engine, chrome, wheels, 223-4498 after 6 P.M. Hi-Way Service Garage Klondike Corners.

Phone 384-5030 1964 Renault Cargvelle convert. hard top, good 30 miles plus to gallon, 4 4 speed. "Phone 676-3678. FOR SALE 1972 AMBASSADOR WAGON, FULL POWER A AIR CONDITIONING. PHONE 384-4669.

NEWS-HERALD CLASSIFIEDS Get Results! Phone Classified Ads to 384-3131. "'We run a very simple business because we endeavor to do the right thing everytime!" '72 Impala 4 Door '70 Chev. Malibu V-8, pwr. steer. 2 V-8, pwr.

brakes, radio, a.c., steer brakes, radio, $2495 $1895 '70 Monte Carlo '69 Caprice Wagon V-8, pwr. steer- V-8, pwr. steer. ing, radio, extras, brakes, a.c., radio, $2195 $1295 '71 Monte Carlo '70 Checker 4 Dr. 2 Dr.

H.T., V-8, V-8, Pwr. steer. pwr. radio, brakes, a.c., radio, $2895 $2295 "'We Run A Very Simple Business" WHEELER Chevrolet South on Hwy. 13 Marshfield Ph.

387-1205 1966 Fairlane, 390 engine, auto. power steering, excel. Vern Wittlinger, phone 223-4075, Abbotsford. 1970 Cougar Eliminator, yellow with black interior, p.s., p.b., auto. 351 Cleveland, phone 223-2038.

1967 CHEVELLE 396 SUPER SPORT. PHONE 384-9574 INQ. AT 614 N. CHESTNUT AVE. AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles For Sale '68 RANCH WAGON.

MUST SELL TO PAY THE BANK. INQUIRE AT 1407 S. ERICKSON OR PHONE 384-9520. 1964 GALAXIE 2 DOOR HARD TOP, RED, SHARP! BOB SNORTHEIM, PH. 384-4474.

'71 Impala 4 Dr. H.T., V-8, a.t., power '69 Skylark Convertible, V-8, a.t., pwr. '70 Bel Air 4 V-8, automatic, p.s. '70 LeMans 2 Dr. H.T., vinyl V-8 '70 Gal.

500 4 Dr. H.T., V-8, a.t., air '71 Ford Custom 4 V-8, a.t., pwr. '71 Torino 4 Dr. H.T., Vinyl a.t. '71 Pinto 2 Dr.

Sedan, 4 standard '69 Cutlass 2 Door Hardtop, Sharp! '70 Malibu Coupe, V-8, a.t., vinyl rf. '69 LeSabre 2 Dr. H.T., a.t., air HUGHES AUTO SALES Corner of Jct. "10-13" Ph. 384-3662 Open 9-9 Sat.

9-6 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2 DOOR, GOOD BODY AND TIRES, MOTOR NEEDS WORK, $95. PHONE 384-5037. JULY SPECIALS! '72 Monterey Custom 4 air-cond. '72 Chrysler Nwpt. Cus.

air '70 Buick LeSabre 4 Door '69 Mercury Monterey 2 Dr. hd. top '69 Ford LTD Two Door Hardtop '69 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door '88 Mercury Monterey 2 Dr. hd. top SVETLIK MOTOR CO.

NEILLSVILLE, WIS. PH. 743-3152 1971 Cad. Coupe DeVille Cypress Green with Dark Green vinyl top matching cloth interior. Fully equipped including; air conditioning, elec.

windows, 6- way power seat, AM-FM Stereo tilt telescoping steering wheel. Real Sharp. CROWN OLDS.CADILLAC, Inc. 508 N. Central Ave.

Ph. 337-1201 2-1973 Impala Driver Education Cars 2-1969 Chev Impala 4 dr. Sedans, V-8, a.t. 1970 Chevelle Wagon, V-8, automatic RADLINGER CHEVROLET DORCHESTER, WIS. PH.

654-6233 Open Wed. Fri. till 9 P.M. 1972 Ford Maverick Grabber 2 6 cylinder, automatic, REAL SHARP! HANK'S AUTO INC. WISCONSIN RAPIDS, WIS.

2310 W. GRAND AVE. PH. 423-7170 Gordie's Sales Service. Renault Sales, Service on all makes of cars.

701 N. Central Ave. Ph. 384-3312. SCHJONEMAN SERVICE CENTER CAR TRUCK TRAILER REPAIR COLBY, 223-2400 MEDFORD, PHONE 748-2412 AUTUMOTIVE Automobiles For Sale 11 FORD 2 Door Hardtop, $795 1967 1968 PLYM.

BARRACUDA, $995 Thomas Auto Sales LOYAL, WIS. PH. 255-8472 1968 BUICK LESABRE 2 652-2585, AUBURNDALE. 1962 Cadillac, best offer, to see call 676-3937 before noon, July 7th; Also for sale, 1967 Olds 2 door. AUTOMOTIVE Auto Trucks For Sale 12 1971 Ford Ton H.D.

Pickup, extra saddle tank, grill guard 8 rear step bumper, $1995 Roy's Conoco SALE 1957 DODGE TON PICKUP, CALL 384-4734 MID- STATE TRUCK SERVICE, Inc. NEW PICKUPS, $2425 1973 EQUIPPED NO GIMMICKS! East 29th St. Phone 387-2591 "Where The Trucks Are" 1970 Econoline ton 1969 Ford 4 wheel drive ton 1969 Ford Ford XL 2 dr. hd. top, V-8, pw.

steering, pwr. brakes. 1968 Jeep Wagoneer Custom 4 whi. V-8, pwr. 40,000 mi, 1967 T.

Chevrolet Truck, 4 spd. FEDDICK FORD Hwy. 13 Abbotsford, 223-2124 formerly of route 2, Stratford, were conducted at 11 a. m. Wednesday at St.

Mary's Catholic Church in Colby. Officiating was the Rev. Francis P. Rushman, pastor, and burial followed in the West Spencer cemetery. Mrs.

Fischer died Monday at St. Joseph's Hospital in Marshfield. Pallbearers were Ray LaBarge, 1 Fred Kerksieck, Donald Paul, Ambrose Jicinsky, Francis Hebert and Gayle Forrest. Spencer Files for New Village Well SPENCER Spencer has filed an application with the Wisconsin Public Service Commission for authority to construct a new well and related pumping and distribution facilities at an estimated cost of $60,370. The commission announced that it would investigate the application without a public hearing.

The new well will be known as Well No. 3. Benefit Event Set For Owen Youth OWEN An outdoor concert and dinner will be held Sunday, July 8, at 1 p.m., at Black River Jans, miles west of Withee on County Trunk sponsored by friends of Jack Barager, who is in the St. Mary's Burn Center in Milwaukee for treatment of injuries suffered in an automobile accident. Proceeds will be added to the "Jack Barager Burn Fund." Auburndale 4-H Club Plans Trip AUBURNDALE Auburndale 4-H Club members will visit the Nekoosa area Monday, July 9.

Those wishing to make the trip are asked to be at the high school at 8 a.m., and to bring a sack lunch. A museum and several other points of interest will be visited during the trip. Council Adamant on Denying Exemptions WASHINGTON (AP) The Cost of Living Council is denying 'most of the requests it is receiving from the food industry for exemptions from the latest price freeze. Despite claims from more than 350 companies and trade' associations that the freeze is causing economic hardships, few will be permitted to hike prices, the council said Wednesday. "We will not take seriously horror stories that are not documented," said Bert M.

Concklin, council operations director. The council said it rejected 32 of the first 36 requests that were accompanied by claims the freeze was creating food shortages and threatening some food stores with bankruptcy. And the council said it intends to follow about the same ratio of denials. '73 Chev. C10 Pickup, 4WD.

AM-FM, topper, posi-traction, 6,000 miles. John Bloom, Loyal, Phone 255-9018. 1970 Ford Econoline Van, V-8 engine, H.D. suspension. Contact Bill Sherman at Power Pac, 309 E.

29th Street or Phone 387-1106. Auto Accessories and Parts 13 CONVERTIBLE TOPS 8 windows replaced. Truck seats repaired re-. covered. Auto interiors repairs.

Custom motorcycle. A-Z UPHOLSTERY 1705 W. Arnold -Hwy. "13" North Motorola 8-Track TAPE PLAYERS FOR YOUR AUTOMOBILE ONLY $36.95 Get BRAND NAME QUALITY SERVICE. RADIO TV 117 N.

Central Ave. Ph. 387-1334 Motorcycles For Sale 15A 1972 Kawasaki 500 Low Mileage, Best Offer! Phone 384-2206 1972 Yamaha X52 650 in excellent condition, sharp, 2 helmets, phone 693-3479 after 5 P.M. FORD is ending a 90 Day New Ford Sales Contest. This is a Nation-Wide Ford Motor Co.

Sale. Our Deadline For This Sale Is July 10th! If we meet Ford Motor Company's sales objectives, our salesmen are eligible for hundreds of fine merchandise awards. We're behind our objective right now though, so We have to sell 25 New Fords By July 10th! WE'RE PREPARED TO ACCEPT ANY REASONABLE OFFER (and maybe even some unreasonable ones!) We've prepared for this sale by offering you the LARGEST STOCK THIS DEALERSHIP HAS EVER HAD! All Models Colors of New Fords Ford Trucks in Stock for Immediate Delivery! NOW Is To The Buy Time WE'RE DEALING! YOU GET A GREAT DEAL MORE THAN A GREAT DEAL AT Van FORD, INC. 1505 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE MARSHFIELD. WISCONSIN 54449.