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Monticeiio Holds Cub Scout BanquetMONTICKLLO lt;Times Special) In observance oi Bov Scout week. Cub Scout Pack 306held its Blue and Gold banquetSundav night alter hav:ng at trd'i. (i church in a group that morn in l: \ displav of Cub Scout work is in Blum s store window tor the week.I Ik banquet w as at Zu in • iiI nited Church of Christ Fellowship hail, with Cub Scouts, parents and lamtlies attending Guests were Ke\ and Mrs .1 \ 1 i♦ *n Mittler and Michelle, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brusveen. Monticello, and Mr and Mrs Rilt; hai d Rh\ tier. Monroe B: us voen is institutional representative and Hhyner is the new Yallev District Scout representative.Robert Smnett led the flag presentation and salute Lv leSmnett and sons Robert andDean, presented a skit showing how the colors, blue and gold.were selected as the Cub color' Hhyner spoke on how Scout mu originated and Mrs Kdward Quade led group sinkingThe following awards were presented: Wolf badge. Donald Blum. Dean Smnett. Tommy Feller; Wolf gold arrows, Dean Smnett David Quade. and Han dy Zuber; Wolf silver arrow, Hichard Anderson; Bear badge. Curt Getman; Lion badge. Dav-id Bloxam and Robert Smnett. and Lion silver arrow, Donald W oodruff (2».Plaques were presented to al! the boys who had earned. Wolf. Bear and Lion badges Den 1 won “Cubby for having the highest points for parents present. Il||l II si\ ext pack meeting will be held Mondav, March 11. in thelilt V' * * V J V * V t « J • • - ^(hines did not meet standards but that a two-phase test is correcting conditions. The project involves testing machines tor radiation and then a follow-up step to determine that corrections have been made.i milMrs. Stenseth Succumbs at 83Mrs Knudt Stenseth. K3. lifelong Daleyville area resident, died vesterday in a Dodgevillehospital after a brief illnessSlt; 11* es will be at 2 p m. Fri-dav m tin Perrv Lutheran church Friends mav call after2 p.m. tomorrow in the Gesme funeral home, Mt Horeb.Surviving arc tv\o sons, Hus-seli. Barneveld, and Lloyd,Madison three daughters, Mrs. Walter Brickson, F.« i _rrton Mrs ! lenrv (ilt; rke, Mt. 1 lor* b. and Mrs. Joseph La u b e r . Brownsv llle; two b r o t h e r s,.James Swenson. Hollandale. and Klmer, St. Paul; two sisters, Rebekah Stone, Albert Lea.Minn . and Mrs Inez Hoffman. Madison; 17 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildrenMrs. Inabnit Hurt In Area Auto MishapMrs. Peter Inabnit. Route 1. Albany, suffered a bump on her forehead and complained of pain in her shoulders after the car in which she was a passenger with her husband rolled over once and landed uprightvestcrdav afternoon.% %/The accident occurred at 4;01 j) m yesterday on County Trunk KK. 3.3 miles north of Albany. Mrs Inabnit was treated by a physician.i i A * 1 I V. V I 1 VV i V V4 k k V y f kCosts were shared in general on a .10-50 basis between thecountv and the College of Agriculture.Oneida Count\ was the1 first toappropriate funds tor the extension representative, and the first office was opened in that counts m 1912 Sixteen vears later, Green County's first paid extension worker, L. L. Divan,started duties on Feb. 1. 1928.He continued until Oct. 11. 1933. The List organized extension work in the countv was in the t u Id ol 4 11 clubsDiv an was succeeded by R L. Pav iak on .Jan 1. 1934. and he staved on the job for 10 vears. until Srpt 130. 1944 Onl\ fouragents I ive served Green County during this 34-year Following Divan and Pavlakwere Kdw in Baker, Jan. 1, 1944, until \ov 30, 1947, and Myron K .It glum. December, 1947, until the present time.Leual lasis tor federal participation is contained in theSmith-Lever Act passed bv thecongress in 1911 The law provided tor an extension program between the federal government and the land Ltant colleges in the states where legislatures ac-cepted its terms and conditions.I he law granted 310,000 annually to each state, plus supplemental^ funds The grant was outright, but to quality for supplemental funds tlie state was required to match it dollar for dollar. Matching funds could be provided bv the state, counts . privr-te agencies or a com-B LC
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wisconsin, US
Wed, Feb 13, 1963
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