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11 7 1 and do Thursday, Jan. 17, 1985, Green Bay Press-Gazette Death notices Paul A. Fisher Paul A. Fisher, 78, 212 Iroquois died Thursday at a local hospitachauer and Schumacher East Side Funeral Home in charge of arrangements which will be announced Friday. Robert J.

Geitner Robert J. Geitner, 67, 5347 S. Lake Sturgeon Bay, died at Door County Memorial Hospital late Tuesday evening. He was born March 20, 1917, in Sevastopol to Herman Elsie Geitner. Mr.

Geitner was a member the Sturgeon Bay Knights of Columbus; past president of the Sturgeon Bay and Baileys Harbor Lions Club; Door County Marine Mens Club; Elks Club; past president of the Door County Baseball League; past president of the Jacksonport Advancement Association; also active in softball, baseball and basketball. He formerly owned and operated the Nightingale Supper Club from 1953 to 1971. He then owned and operated Mr. G's Supper Club from 1972 to 1981. Mr.

Geitner married Lorraine M. Faken June 28, 1941, in Maplewood, Wis. He is survived by his wife; five daughters and sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gary (Judy) Drexler, Sturgeon Bay; Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry (Barbara) Leonard, Green Bay; Mr. and Mrs. James (Carol) Sperber, Kewaunee; Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth (Jeanette) Kiehnau, Sturgeon Bay; and Mr. and Mrs. Murray (Mary) Zahn, Sturgeon Bay; one son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Mary) Geitner Sturgeon Bay; and two sisters, Mrs.

North (June) Birmingham, New York Stock Exchange NEW YORK Following are selected wide composite stocks listed on the Stock Exchange. Thursday, January Sales P-E (hds) -A A- AbbottL 1.20 14 1095 AetnaLf 2.64 19 582 Air Prod 1.20 10 27 AlcanAl 1.20 11 530 Allegheny 11 Ailginti 1,40 13 34 Pw 2.70 69 AlidCp 1.80 739 Allied Strs 2 8 637 Allis Chaim 87 Alcoa 1.20 9 1067 AMAX .20 295 Amrd 1.10 10 769 ABrand 3.75 40 AmBoc 10 1461 Am Can 2.90 12 398 A Cyan 1.90 11 226 AEPw 2.260 7 189 AmHoist Dr 143 A Home 2.64 12 846 Am Hos 1.12 91177 AMI .60 12 1415 Ameritech 6 7 442 Am Motors 13 237 'ANRes $2.22 8 72 A Stand 1.00 12 892 AStores .64 11 425 1.20 16 8523 Ametek .80 14 27 AMF .50 95 178 Armco 117 Asarco 246. AshinOl 1.60 92 AttRichfid 3 9 1816 Augat 16 75 Avco 1.20d 11 10 Avnet .50 14 1793 B--- Baker int .92 16 694 Bnkam 1.52 10 1287 Bausch 78 14 245 Baxtr Tr .33 10 1331 Beatrce 1.70 8 1498 Bell Atl 6.40 8 1027 BellHowl .56 11 14 Belisth 2.60 8 1772 BethiSti 440 Bevly En 21 411 13 785 Boeing 1.40 711230 BoiseCo 1.90 12 819 Borden 2.72 9 96 BorgWrn .92 10 161 Bost Ed 3.24 8 305 Briggs 1.60g 10 15 Bris My 1.60 15 885 BritPt 1.76d 5 13 BrnGrp 1.36 11 144 Brunswick 8 429 Bucyrus 30 Burlind 1.64 349 Burl 1.40 71426 Burrgh 2.60 12 3178 C---- Camp 2.50 11 226 CdnPac 1.40 430 CoroPL 2.60 7 1000 CotrpiTr .50 508 CBS 698 Celanes 4.40 92 Centel 2.38 262 CentSW 1.90 218 CertnTd 13 64 Cessna 37 637 Champ I 10 3364 ChmpSP 10 105 ChaseM 3.65 288 Ch NY 2.36 432 Chevrn 2.40 916 ChrisCrit 21 50 18 Chrysler 42156 Cin Gas 2.16 70 Circle .74 15 119 Citicorp 2.06 6 1670 CityInvest 12 184 CleveEl 2.52 96 Clorox 341 Coastal 60 CocaCol 2.76 14 1032 Colgate 1.28 11 923 Col Gas 3.18 228 Comb 1.84 12 91 Comwl Ed 3 6 2706 Comsat 1.20 11 453 ConsEd 2.12 386 ConsFd 1.44 10 248 Cons Frg 121327 ConN1G 2.32 130 ConsP 1.08h 2 1721 ContTel 1.72 9 819 ControlD .72 11 914 CornGi 2.56 16 39 Cox Com .34 17 154 CPCintl 2.20 14 269 Crane 12 6 CrownZell 11 377 CSX 1.04 8 2617 Curt Wr 1.20 11 2 -D D- Dana 1.28 9 203 28 Dart Kr 4.24 10 Data Genral 19 644 Dayco .24 7 10 16 DaytonH .74 13 1226 DaytonPL 2 7 103 22 304 32 DeltaAir .60 7 4861 42 Denisn 1.20 12 41 DetEdis 1.68 233 DiaShm 1.76 480 18 Diebold 12 51 Digital Eapt 142406 Disney 1.20 24 488 DomeMn .12 217 DomnR 2.72 8 116 Dow Ch 1.80 10 1296 DowJnes DrovoCp .50 .72 20 107 67 41 Va Dresser .80 15 292 Duke 2.48 8 996 30 DuPont 8 1122 x48 DuanLt 2.06 7 146 Easco Eastern Air 1544 EsKod 3.200 14 657 Eaton 1.20 524 EmrsEl 2.60 14 553 Ensrch 1.60 20 529 23 ExCel0 1.60 11 46 Exxon 3.40 74251 -F F- Fairchd! .80 8 1190 Farah .88 8 FedNtMt .16 1077 Ferro 1.20 9 18 Firstone .80 14 220 First Pa 152 Fleming .88 13 13 Fio Prg 2.16 9 696 Fluor Cp ,40 1272 FMC 2.20 8 62 58 FordMtr 20 3 2175 FPL Gr 3.76 9 65 Fruehaf .60 713 G---- GAF 10d 243 Gannet 1.48 20 449 Gencp 1.50g 112 333 37 GenIE! 2.20 12 3324 Gnl Fds 2.50 8 88 GorlHost .40 215 Gen Inst .50 18 858 GnMills 2.24 12 228 050 GnMot 4.75d 5 3218 b80 GenPub Util 6 399 Ga Pac .80 12 1580 Gerber 1.16 11 203 Gillette 2.60 11 352 GlobalM .24 222 Gdrich 1.56 69 Goodyr 1.60 840 GraceW 2.80 10 27 Great 13 166 GrINoN 1.52 454 35 GWstFnl .88 11 828 Gryhnd 1.20 16 137 Grumman 44 GTE 3.08 8 3377 GulfStu 1.64 6 289 13 .90 9 1973 30 H-- Halbrta 1.80 9 825 HamPa 2.04 8 106 47 HarrsCp .88 14 347 HeciaM 23 227 014 Heinz 1.60 12 422 Hercule 1.60 109 Hershy 1.40 11 104 38 Hewitt .22 14 6136 Hilton 1.80 16 26 Hol Inns .90 14 634 Homestk .20 28 337 Hnvwll 1.90 9 788 Houstin 2.48 6 1859 VA 1-- IC 1.30 263 Idaho 3.28 20 40 Ideal Basic 259 Ill Pwr 2.64 240 ImprCp Am 139 Inco Ltd 20 1292 inexcoOl .14 15 593 Ing Rnd 2.60 27 104 InlandSti 50 490 24 IBM 4.40 12 4388 Int Harvest 7410 IntPapr 2.40 28 1238 Intl 9 2400 Intrnth 2.48 7 35 3 1U Intl 1.20 23 630 17 JeffPil 1.32 10 275 Johsn 1.20 15 698 Jostens 180 JoyMfg 1.40 13 74 K- KaiserAl .60 108 889 KC Sthn 13 397 Kan GE 2.36 197 KanPL1 2.76 48 Kennmtl .80 20 KerrMc 1.10. 13 185 Kidde 1.20 19 28 KimCk 2.20 10 988 KLM Airl 12 596 Kmori 1.24 9 1888 KnightR .76 15 224 Koppers .80 16 374 Kroger 2 13 129 LearSig 1.80 x45 Lehm 2.98d LOF 1.20 LillyEll 3.20 10 424 67 Litton 29 10 541 Lockhd 91132 Loews 12 407 LoneStr 1.90 10 48 La Pac 29 158 LTV 870 LuckyS 1.16 10 511 p18 Lukens .40 -M MacMilin 15 700 Madisn Res ManNatt .32 157 MarMid 1.60 370 29 MrtinM 1.34 11 129 Massey Frg 102 May 1.72 710 Maytg 2.60a 11 48 McDnD 1.62 9 629 McGrwEd 2 13 McGrHI 1.24 16 998 McKess 2.40 11 53 Mead 1.20 038 MerckC 3.20 14 487 MerrLyn .80 141 3708 MidSoU 1.78 5 1070 MinMM 3.40 13 1162 815 MinnPL 2.56 39 Mobil 2.20 8 2799 Mohasco .40 9 36 Monsn 2.30 7 2521 MrgnJ $2.20 7 808 MorrKd 1.40 9 41 p35 Motroia .64 11 1376 MrphCo 1.40 9 91 --N N- Nabisco 2.48 11 56 NatDist 2.20 10 38 NtI Gyp 1.76 7 171 NII .25 70 NCR 5.80 8 611 Nev Pw 2.76 29 NEngEl 3.60 29 38V2 Niagra Mo 2 6 192 NL .20 16 119 NrfolkS 3.20 8 1248 NoStPw 3.24 41 Norwst 1.80 14 96 24V2- Nynex 10 946 OccdPt 2.50 9 3590 Ogden 1.80 13 58 28 Ohio Ed 1.84 51562 2 9 149 Olin 1.50 8 665 Oneok I 2.56 9 31 301-- Or Rckl 2.04 31 OutbrM 9 78 Own CF 1.40 9 168 Owenill 1.68 8 354 P--- Pacifcp 2.32 122 Pac GE 1.72 61111 Poc Ltg 3132 11 140 Teles 5.40 11 490 PanAm Cp 3415 Panhdl 2.30 10 130 37 Penney 2.36 8 525 PennPL 2.48 8 215 u25 Pennzol 2.20 10 438 PplEgy 1.06 7 134 v15 PepsiCo 1.68 12 3531 Pfizer 1.32 14 2629 Phelps Dge 840 PhilaEl 2.20 6 667 PhilipM 3.40 10 1113 Philpsin .48 11 222 PhilPet 2.40 71714 Pillsbry 1.56 10 514 Pitney 1.04 11 161 Polaroid 19 118 Potitch 1.56 12 309 PPG 1.44 81059 x36 ProctGI 2.60 11 1529 2.72 71555 26 PulteHm .12 33 604 215 -0 Q- Quer0 1.24 11 959 35 Questar 1.60 9 74 Additional market quotations DOW JONES STOCK AVERAGES By United Press International 30 20 15 65 Indus Tras Utils Stks a.m. 1226.37 583.37 147.72 498.32 Net chg, Pct cng.

STANDARD POOR'S INDEXES NEW YORK (UPI) Standard Poor's hourly indexes for Thursday (1982 average equals 100 for transportation; all others 1941-43 equals 10): 400 20 40 40 500 Indus Trns Utils Fnci Stks 190.43 151.62 75.55 19.42 170.66 Prev "close 191.01 153.41 75.74 19.45 171.19 Local stock market quotations on this page are supplied by Citizens Securities; Robert W. Baird; Smith. Barney, Harris Upham and Blunt Ellis Loewi Inc. and Merrill Lynch. Local New York (UPI) nationprices for New York 17, 1985 Net Last Chg.

25 V2 51 20V2- 20 1 347-21 33 19 43 p22784 p2234 x9 10:00 A.M. THURSDAY PRICES Anacomp Co. 12 Adams Express 18 Alexander Alexander Alaska Airlines American Express American S. Africa Ameritech Amstead Ind. Anheuser Busch Archer Daniels Automatic Data Baldwin United Bally Manufacturing Bandag, Inc.

Bell Atlantic Bell South Block. Brock Hotel CCC Inc. Caesar's Campbell World Red Lake Chicago Bridge Iron Chicago Northwestern. Coleco Industries 13 Colonial Penn Commodore Internat'l. Cooper Industries Del Webb Corporation Dun Bradstreet Corp.

Dean Foods Systems First Interstate Banking ...........45 First Wisconsin Corp, Fort Howard Paper Fuqua Industries General Signal W.W. Granger Inc. G. Heileman Brewing 17 V8 Honda Motor Corp. Household International Huffy Corp.

Int'l. James River Jewel Inc. Johnson Controls Kansas City Pwr. Lt. Leaseway Transp.

Com, Inc Mattel, Inc. Lucky Stores Measurex Magellan Petroleum 31 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer 12 Modular Computer Mohawk Data Science Myers, Co. National Can Corp. National Homes Corp. News Process Nicor Northwest Airlines --33 Northwest Industries Northwest Utilities, Nynex Ocean Pacific Telesis Peabody International Prime Computers, Inc.

Ramada Inns, Inc. Republic Airlines, Sealed Power Corp, G.D. Searle Sturgeon Bay; and Mrs. Joseph (Dorothy) Gmack, Sheboygan. His parents preceded him in death.

Friends may call at the Davis Mortuary, Sturgeon Bay, from 4 to 9 p.m. today. Prayer service 7:30 this evening. Funeral services 10:30 a.m. at the Mortuary and at 11 a.m.

at SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, with Rev. Francis Reinke officiating. Entombment in Shrine of the Good ShepS herd Mausoleum. Dick L.

(Hodge) Hodgins Dick L. (Hodge) Hodgins, 32, Green Bay resident, died Tuesday at his home. He was born Nov. 22, 1952, in Oconto to Sterling and Darlene Hodgins. He graduated from East High School in 1972.

He was employed -R R-- Raiston .92 12 260 Raythn 1.60 11 424 RCA 1.04 11 1656 Revion 1.84 11 1231 Reynids 3140 322 ReynidsM 7 464 Robsh 1.12 42 32 RchGas 2.20 5. 72 Rockwil 9 1446 RohmHas 2 70 Rohr 9 82 Roper .64 RoyID 2.87d 780 Safway SnFeSoPc ScanaH Scherng Schimb SCM ScottPo Seagram Sears Shakiee Shell Oil SierraP Signal Singer SmkinB Sony SCalE SouthCo SwBell SowsPS Sperry SquarD Squibb StdOilind SteriDg StewWn Sun Co Sunshine Syntex Sysco Tandy Teledyne Tennco Texaco TxCBsh TxEst Texas Inst TexPacL TexUtil Textron Thrifty Timkn Trasam TransW TriCnt Trinity TRW UAL UnCarb Un Elec UnPoc Uniroyal Utd US Steel US Tob USWest UtTch Utd Tele Unocal Upiohn USG arion 1.60 9 861 29Ve10 817 2.05 8 59 1.68 11 113 1.20 9 2865 2 12 527 1.12 10 2425 .80 9 693 1.76 8 2375 72 15 13 10 1.60 28.0 .94 13 291 .10 17 146 2.80 9 1076 12 1936 2.04 418 1.92 680 1 5.60 151 69 1.88 8 138 1.92 8 942 4258 1.84 11 451 40 1.60 15 293 7 1723 2.80 7 424 1.16 12 4114 1.68 19 15 2.30 12 388 20 136 1.60 12 757 .40 16 21 -T T- 10 540 u25 2.92 8 393 12 227 8 859 34 1.56 21 3812- 2.20 78 457 .40 17 30 2.36 511 1.80 13 500 .52 14 55 1.800 12 106 1.64 12 258 .40 11 751 31 5.57d 19 p26 ..50 22 3 11 489 -U U---- 7 12765 3.40 13 1222 37V2- 1.72 6 570 1.80 12 2522 .12 6 808 p14 Brands 9 11 1388 1.44 14 190 3812 5140 81175 1.40 8 1117 p38 1.92 10 572 231 8 850 2.56 12 200 3 7 822 67 ---V V- .26 15 426 Footnotes Composite tables include trades from eight markets Identified by last price indicotors for markets other than NYSE as: 0-Amex; b- Boston; c-Cincinnati; 9-NASD; k-Instinet block trading system used by institutions; p- Pacific; -Midwest; x-Philadelphia. DIVIDENDS: Annual rate unless otherwise Identified: (a) plus extra; (b) paid so far in 1985, no regular rate; (c) payment on accumulated dividends; (d) paid in 1984; (e) cash plus stock paid in 1985; (f) cash plus stock paid in 1984; (g) annual rate plus stock dividend: (h) paid in 1985, latest dividend omitted; (1) percent in stock paid in 1984: (1) percent in stork paid in 1985, latest Investor .10.11 11.09 St. Paul Funds: Copital 9.89 10.52 Income ...9.46 10.06 Growth 11.29 12.01 Seligman Group: Capital Fund .10.19 11.14 Com. Stock d11.45 12.35 Growth .04.91 5.29 Income d11.47 12.37 Sentry Fund .10.37 11.27 State Bond Group Com.

Stock 5.25 5.74 Diverst. .6.32 6.91 Progress 7.82 8.55 Strong Inv. 17.89 n.l. Strong TRF 16.73 n.l. Twentieth Century Growth 12.50 n.l.

Select 22.63 n.l. Ultra. 6.76 United Funds Accumulative (z) (z) Income (z) (2) Science Eng. (z) Value Line Leverage Growth 17.06 n.l. Vanguard Group Wellington 12.55 n.l.

Windsor .12.95 n.l. n.l. No Load (z) Unavailable Ex-dividend Redemption charge may apply Ex-distribution Over-the-counter 10:00 A.M. THURSDAY PRICES Acapulco Restaurant Altos Computer Am. Filtrona 25 Am.

Solar King Ameritrust 59 Apple Computer BBD0 Bangor Electric Banta, George Burnup Sims Cade Industries Callon Petroleum Champion Parts Chi Chi's Cobe Labs 13 1312 Collaberative Research Com Tech 18 Consul Continental Info Systems Coors Beer CPT Corporation 63 Cronus Daisy Systems Decision Data DeKolb Diasonics Digital Switch Diversi Foods Drexier Tech. El Poso Electric Farm House Foods First interstate of Wis. 2212 First Northern 13 First Savings 71 First Western Firstar Corp. Foremost Corp, 27 271 Forum Services Genesee Brewing Genex Greentree Exceptance 18 Henredon Furniture. Hi-Tech Hoover Hungry Tiger International Remote Kimball International 27 Kinder Care Kloof Gold ...35 Larsen Co.

Lawson Products MCI Communications Mack Trucks Marathon Gold Market Facts 1612 by Procter and Gamble for the past 12 years. Dick was a member of the Green Bay Area Corvette Club. Survivors include his parents; one brother, Chad, at home; three sisters, Robin (William) Jolly, Green Bay; Tammy and Tina, at home; two nephews, Brian and Kevin; maternal grandparents, Mrs. and Mrs. Lloyd Hodgins, Oconto; and maternal grandmother, Mrs.

Hilding (Esther) Stenkfyft, Oconto. Friends may call at Proko-Wall Funeral Home, 1630 E. Mason, from 4 to 9 p.m Thursday and after 1 p.m. Friday. Funeral 2 p.m.

Friday at the funeral home, with the Rev. Zi H. Sa officiating. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery, Oconto. Mrs.

Elizabeth Joerger home. Schauer and Schumacher West Side Funeral Home, 838 S. Fisk, in charge of arrangements which will be announced. Mrs. Elizabeth Joerger, 97, a Green Bay resident, died Wednes-, day evening in a local nursing Mrs.

Benjamin Kanack Mrs. Benjamin Kanack, 72, 8954 Jagiello Lena, died Wednesday afternoon at an Oconto Falls hospital following a several month illness. The former Mildred C. Gauger was born Nov. 4, 1912 to the late Henry and Clara Gauger at Oostburg.

On Aug. 6, 1942 she married Mr. Kanack in Monterey, Calif. The couple resided in Monterey for four years, and then moved to the Town of Lena where they operated a farm. Mrs.

Kanack was a former member of the American Legion Auxiliary, Lena. She was also a member of Our Saviour Evangelical Lutheran Church, Lena. Survivors include her husband; one son and daughter-in-law, Dan and Sue Kanack, Lena; one daughter and son-in-law, Linda and Stanley Lesperance, Stevenson, two brothers, Harold Gauger, Ladysmith; Henry Gauger, Manitowoc; one, sister, Mrs. Walter (Erna) Phister, Manitowoc; six grandchildren, Joe, Katie, and Darlene Kanack; Tony, Andrea, and Jackie Lesperance. She was preceded in death by one daughter, Sherry Lynn, in 1956; one brother, Marvin Gauger; one sister, Leona.

Friends may call at RhoadesCharapata Funeral Home, Lena, from 4 to 9 p.m. Friday, then at Our Saviour Evangelical Lutheran Church, Lena, after 9:30 a.m. Saturday. Funeral 11 a.m. Satwurday at the church with the Rev.

Warren Steffenhagen officiating. Burial in Pine Hill Cemetery, Town of Spruce. Byron E. LaDuke Byron E. LaDuke 77, 871 Kellogg died Wed.

evening at his horne. He was born Jan. 13, 1908 to the late Waldon and Pearl LaDuke. Mr. LaDuke was employed at Van Drisse Lincoln Mercury and was a member of the 500 Club there.

He was a usher at St. Patrick Church for many years. Survivors include his wife, the former Eleanor Behrendt; one Byron E. LaDuke brother and sister-in-law, Lowell and Muriel LaDuke, Green Bay. Friends may call at Blaney Funeral Home, 1521 Shawano from 4 to 9 p.m.

Friday. Parish wake service 7:30 p.m. Friday. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Saturday at St.

Patrick Catholic Church with the Rev. Christian O'Brien officiating. Burial in St. Patrick Cemetery, Stiles. A memorial fund has been established for emphysema research.

Hans M. Maass Hans M. Maass, 71, Rt. 2, Oconto Falls, died early this morning at a Marshfield hospital following a short illness. He was born August 8, 1913, in Germany.

Mr. Maass came to this country in 1959. He settled in Oconto Falls in 1970 and had worked at Gillett Plywood until retiring in 1972. He married the former Wilma Mantai-Weise in Germany. Mr.

Maass is survived by his wife, Wilma; five sons and five daughters-in-law, Manfred and Jeanette Weise, Lothar (Fred) and Anna, Dieter and Patricia, Hans Jr. and Debra, all of Oconto Falls; and Wilfred and Pamela, Lisle, two daughters and one son-inlaw, Gisela and David Coppens and Ingrid Maass, all of Oconto Falls; and ten grandchildren. Friends may call at Jones Funeral Service, Oconto Falls, after 4 p.m. Friday. Private funeral services will be held at 2 p.m.

Saturday at Grace Lutheran Church, Oconto Falls, with Rev. Karl Diemer officiating. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Charles A. Meetz Jr.

endo Co 21 -W Walgren .88 16 168 Warner Cm 1429 WarnLa 1.48 131121 Wa Wtr 2.48 7 26 Westrn AirL 234 Wstn Union 1497 WesthEl 647 Wstvac 1.32 11 Weyrhs 1.30 17 590 Wheeling St 15 Whirlpool 10 494 White 1.50 62 Whitker 1.60 8 78 Will Co 1.40 318 WinnDx 1.68 12 12 Woolwh 1.80 10 396 -XYZXerox 12 2690 Zale 1.32 8 56 Zenith Elec 7 685 Zurnind 1.32 11 48 American Exchange p612- 27 1 12 NEW YORK (UPI) Following are nationwide composite prices for selected stocks listed on the American Stock Exchange, Thursday, January 17, 1985 Sales Net P-E (hds) Last Chg. Acton 19 AdobeOil .24 12 88 18 Amdahl .20 18 135 APetrof 3.20 13 10 Brscan 1.60 Br For .88 10 402 Champ Hm 16 101 Crystal Oil 588 Dataprd .16 11 2685 Chieftain DI sass. Dome Petro 349 1 FsWyBk .80 Fisher Prt 5i 20 20 Fluke John 12 16 Frontier Ar 397 13 Galaxy Oil 62 2 Gate Lr 16 15 Giant GrtLkCh Yllknt 140 15 305 51 de Gulf Cda .52 83 12 Heizer 9t 65 HOOIT 1.43d 109 HuskyO1 .15 54 34 Imp Oil 1.40 494 Instrum Sys 13 60 IntBknt 110 Kirby Expir 52 MCO Holdg Mitchell .24 11 45 N1P1Dev .10 14 85 Numac 0 18 0 Okiep Cop 23000 OzarkAr .20 71312 10 Petro Lew 260 Resortintl A 21 227 Sofitron Dev Tec Sym 15 18 Teleflex .44 14 33 TIE comm 11 1234 TubosDe Ac 5 16 Unv Resour 29 11 Vernitrn .20 9 87 WangLB .16 15 4155 1 Weathford 39 dividend omitted or no action taken at last meeting; (k) percent in stock paid in 1985; (q) in bankruptcy, receivership or reorganization; (s) capital distribution; (t) liquidating; (wi) when issued; (wt) warrants; (x) ex-dividend, ex-rights, exdistribution. SALES: in hundreds (00) omitted except for those designated (z) which are traded 10-share lots and carried in full. RATIO: The price of a stock as a multiple of pershare earnings-derived by dividing the latest 12-month earning figure into last sale price.

HIGH-LOW: An (r) next to indicates that price also is a new high or new low for. the year. Maynard Oil a Mentor iS Mine Safety 51 55 New York Airlines. Newport Pharm. Norstan North-West Telephone ZL 24 Olin Corp, .30 Orbit Peerless Chain 19 21 Preway Quadrex Radice Corp.

Rangaire Corp. Regis Corp. SCI Systems Scan Optics Sea Galley Stores Seagate Tech. Seneca Oil Sensormatic Service Fracturing Shop 'n Go Sizzler Restaurant Stearns Manufacturing Steiger Tractor Stewart Stevenson 14 Subaru Surgery Centers Sykes Data Tam Brands Tandon Comp. 8 Tipperory Corp, Toth Aluminum Tri-Chemical Tysons Foods 33 Ultra Systems Universal Development Vaal Reefs ..8 Van Dusen Air 14 Varien Corp.

Versa Technologies Victoria Station 3 Vlidlogic WD 40 22 Wausau Papers Windmere Corp. Wolohan Lumber Xicor Zenith Labs Zondervan Zytrex (z) Unavailable Wisconsin stocks 10:00 A.M. THURSDAY PRICES Air Wisconsin Associated Banc Consolidated Paper Godfrey Co. Kellogg Notes. ...95 La-Z-Boy ........37 Madison Gas 231 Manitowoc Co.

........19 Marcus Corp. Marine Corp. 26 Mosinee Paper 14 Valley Bancorp, 26 Wickes Co. ......312 Wis. Finance 291 Ziegler Co.

Precious metals Gold, troy oz. .306.40 (Feb.) Silver, troy oz. (Feb.) Commodities CHICAGO (AP) USDA Major potato markets FOB shipping points US 1A Wednesday in 100 lb sacks; Minnesota North Dakota round reds 6.50-7.00; Colorado 8.00; russets 100 lb sacks size A Wisconsin 6.50; Washington 8.00-8.50; Colorado 8.00; Idaho 8.50. 50 lb cartons per cwt 90 count Wisconsin 15.00-20.00; Washington 17.00-20.00; Colorado 16.00-20.00: Idaho 20.00-24.00. Charles A.

Meetz 80, 2675 Timber died this morning in a local hospital. He was born March 27, 1904 in Anston, to the late Charles and Kathryn Meetz. He married the former Mildred Snell in 1929 in Seymour. She preceded him in death on April 17, 1973. He was employed by the Green Bay Western Railroad for 47 years until his retirement in 1970.

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Wright Hargrave Mines wang Labs. Mutual funds 8:00 A.M. THURSDAY PRICES American Funds Group Am. Balance 10.19 11.14 Am. Mutual 14.34 15.67 Income Fund 10.74 11.74 ICA .10.68 11.67 Century Shares ............13.37 n.l.

Dreyfus Group Dreyfus Fund 12.72 13.90 Eaton Vance Funds EH Balance 7.60 EH Stock 11.76 12.68 Eberstadt Group: Chemical Fund 9.42 10.30 Fidelity Investments: Equity Income 24.68 25.18 Fidelity Fund 15.37 n.l. Megelian ..........35.10 36.19 Puritan 11.62 n.l. Trend 38.41 n.l. Financial Programs Dynamics A.I. IDS Mutual Fund Group: IDS Mutual 10.88 11.46 IDS ND 8.26 IDS Prog 6.31 6.65 IDS Stock 16.13 16.98 IDS Var .............7.73 8.14 Kemper Funds: Summit ........23.21 25.37 Keystone Mass Group: Cust K-1.

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