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DOAILFAMEHEADS ADAMS PTA — Mrs. Samuel H. Leete, 421 Caroline St., recently elected president of Adams Parent-Teacher Association, is a past president of Chapter AY of PEO Sisterhood and a former secretary of Janesville Chapter, American Association of University Women.She has three children, John, who is in first grade, and two preschool children. Her husband is a history teacher and track coach at Janesville High School. An alumna of Lawrence College, Mrs. Leete was employed as a chemist before her marriage.Many Will AttendPassion for Life,ftNew French MovieJudging from the advance sale of tickets there will be a sizable attendance for the showing of the outstanding French sound film, “Passion for Life,” to be shown Monday evening in the High School auditorium under sponsorship of the American Association of University Women. Mrs. Harry Siegel, movie chairman of the AAUW, says interest in the film Is growing and that members of Parent-Teacher Associations and other groups appear anxious to view the production.Mrs. John Arnold, ticket chairman, said tickets have been made available at PTA meetings and are being sold by all AAUW members. They also can be purchased at the door the night of the showing,“Passion for Life'- compares techniques in education. It is a simple story with warmth and compassion and gives the teaching profession fresh respect and dignity.“AAUW is proud to present this picture because it's one' that all civic-minded persons should see, said Mrs. Siegel. “It's intended to provoke thought and encourage discussion rather than draw definite conclusions.Although the production was filmed in France and the dialogue is in Frensh, English subtitles appear at the bottom of each se-TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE—Mr. and Mrs. William E. Gleason, Janesville, Rte. 1, will hold open house from 2 to 5 p. m. Sundayin their farm home for friends, neighbors and relatives. The occasion will mark their golden wedding anniversary.The former Mamie Hillabrandt and William A. Gleason were married in Rockford March 18, 1903. They were attended by the bride’s sister, Mrs. James Powell, Beloit, and S. S. Thomas, 57 S. Fremont St.The Gleasons live on part of the farm where Mr. Gleason wasbom. His father, J. E. Gleason, owned part of the land since 1859. Mr. and Mrs. Gleason have a son, Lawrence J. Gleason, 1403S. Third St., and a daughter, Mrs. LaVeme Peich, Rte. 1; three grand children, Carol Gleason, Bruce and Phyllis Peich.Mrs. Feingold New Headof Roosevelt School PTAoirl bcoutCookie SaleNext MonthInitial. plans for the annual Girl Scout cookie sale were made at a meeting Tuesday evening at Scout House.Mrs. James E. McNally, 225 Milton Ave., is general chairman for the city-wide sale April 7-18. Also serving on the general committee will be Mmes. James B. Warner, Melville W. Smith and Rufus Williams. Mrs. Anthony Simone is publicity chairman.Game Law ChangePermits FishingCloser to DamsPan fishers may now fish closer than 500 feet to a dam, Royce Dallman, county conservation agent, announced today. The new rules are now in effect, he said. In the past fishing was prohibitedwiithin 500 -feet of dams until general fishing began.An early Northern and Walleyeseason will begin April 1 on Rock River 'waters. Also effected are Lake Koshkonong, the Yahara river from the Fulton dam to RockWednesday mMilton Coliccert—Milton sThursday no©Kiwanis—M Thursday eveChamber o dinner—YMO Scouters di6:30.Janesville ( School, 7:30.MiAPRIL BRIDE-ELECT — Mf«and Mrs. Walter H. Meyer, Rte. 2, Elkhom, are announcing the approaching marriage of their daughter, Adell Joan, to Andrew Newman Gummo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gummo, 907 St. Mary's Ave.The wedding will take place at 9 a.m. Saturday, April 25, in St. Maiy’s Church.back all pr caught in th requires, the out all right,Trout strea*still closed tlt; eludes the eaof Coop creekin’s creek a Evansville sp: waters will o Old fishinj good, Dallma for the 1953 available.Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association elected the following officers Tuesday evening: Mrs. Leon Feingold, president; Mrs, Johnitsits industries, its people and traditions.Miss Ooley’s territory covers 16 Wisconsin counties and she is here to snend a Week* with rural, stateers for wheel chairs at the Veteran's Hospital, King, Wis. These are to be made of washable material and are to be 18 by 18 inches when finished. Mrs. Frank Koker may be called for further informa-flAflriver; Busseyville creek in Dane and Jefferson counties from the Rockdale dam to Lake Koshkonong; Crawfish River in Columbia, Dodge and Jefferson counties; the Scuppemong river in Jeffersoncounty from the Palmyra dam toRock river; Wolf and Fox river waters; Lake Winnebago; Little Fox, Wisconsin and Chippewa rivers; the Bark river from the dam at Hebron, downstream to the RockTHEREftIr
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Janesville Daily Gazette
Janesville, Wisconsin, US
Wed, Mar 18, 1953
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