Monroe Elbowed Out as WSIA S Bypasses Champs
Editorial blasts the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association for moving the Monroe regional away from its traditional site at Ft. Atkinson. The Cheesemakers, state champions, face March 1 4 5 dates at Ft. Atkinson with powerhouses Fort Edgerton Jefferson Milton and Stoughton, risking lost revenue and seating. The piece calls the move a betrayal and questions motives while defending Monroe’s bid and legacy.
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Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
WSAA
Monroe
Wisconsin Prep
Mitchell
Ft. Atkinson
Fort
Edgerton
Jefferson
Milton
Stoughton
Cheesemen
Beloit
Wiaa Board of Control
Next Week’s Menus Across Week in Italian Dining Style
The list shows meals for each weekday featuring Italian spaghetti on a varied plan with sides like green beans and apple sauce or mashed potatoes and asparagus. Desserts include pineapple upside down cake and scooter pie, with homemade bread and dairy.
Monday Barbecue and Sandwich Mealtime Roundup
A menu style list describes a Monday meal plan featuring barbecue buns and chips with salads and multiple sandwiches. It includes hot beef with mashed potatoes and peas, toasted cheese, chicken chow mein, tuna and peanut butter sandwiches, plus dessert and relish sticks.
Classified Ads Solve Daily Problems for Thousands
Classified ads assist thousands in finding timely solutions for daily needs. People seek jobs housing services and secondhand goods through compact notices. Local merchants use brief listings to reach customers and share opportunities.
Community notices and events from Monroe High page
Monroe High School students sell Wisconsin Historical Society calendars to fund activities and host a Pittsburgh group arrival in April. The New Glarus Yodel Club plans a Fall 1966 Switzerland trip with a December 19 meeting at the New Glarus Hotel. Mrs. Hyland heads to El Paso and Apache Junction for holidays. Lennie Bailes serves in Korea. Santa ads, stock stockings, and local club notes fill a busy community page.
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Monroe High School
Wisconsin Historical Society
Switzerland
Glarus
Charles R
Toni) Hyland
Marge Myers
Chicago
el Paso
Tex
Lionard Bailes
Tony
Apache Junction
Ariz
Stood a Little Taller at Oaktron as Workers Return
A reader salutes 200 Oaktron employees who crossed a picket line to keep production going. He notes threats from supporters, praises those inside for maintaining orders, and reserves pride for himself and coworkers who kept the plant running during a Christmas season.
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Oaktron
Rockford Teen Dies After Long Illness
Steven C. Bredeson 17 of Rockford died yesterday at Memorial Hospital after a prolonged illness. Born July 13 1948 in Rockford he was the son of Alvin and Clarise Bredeson and a member of Our Savior's Lutheran Church. Survived by parents three brothers Gary Allen Paul all of Rockford and grandparents Mr and Mrs Clifford Bear Sr Verona and Mrs Caroline Bredeson. Private services set for 11 a.m. tomorrow at Sundberg Funeral Home with Rev Luther Strommen officiating. Graveside at Adams Lutheran Church near Argyle at 1 30 p m. No visitation.
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Steven C. Bredeson
Caroline Bredeson
Blanchardville
Rockford Memorial Hospital
Rockford
Alvin
Clarise Bredeson
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Gary
Allen
Paul
Clifford Bear Sr
Verona
Sundberg Funeral Home
Luther Strommen
Our Savior's
Adams Lutheran Church
Argyle
Mrs Dorsey Taken by Death in Shullsburg
Mrs Annie Dorsey 75 died after a brief illness in a hospital. Funeral services set for 10 a m tomorrow at St Matthew's Catholic Church with a parish Rosary tonight at 8 20. Born Annie Adelhofen in Lancaster she lived most of her life in Shullsburg. Survived by daughter Mrs Milo Knautz of Galena and five sons in Illinois and Iowa, three brothers, and 11 grandchildren. Her husband Thomas died 12 years ago.
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Shullsburg
Annie Dorsey
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
O’flahiity
Annie Adelhofen
Lancaster
Thomas
Milo Knautz
Galena
Ill
Vincent
Lewis
Dubuque
Charles
Rockford
James
Melrose Park
Louis
John
Leadmine
Eugene
Monroe Chamber of Commerce elects Tschudy president
Robert E. Tschudy was elected president of the Monroe Chamber of Commerce by a unanimous ballot. Henry Ringling, longtime Wisconsin national Republican committeeman, died this year. The County Board session cost nearly $2,800 in taxpayer funds.
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Robert E. Tschudy
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Henry Ringling
Wisconsin
National Republican
Harmon Tops NPFL Draft First Pick 25 Years Ago
25 years ago on November 10, 1940 Tommy Harmon Michigan All American back was selected first in the National Professional Football League draft. Blanchardville voters approved funding for a new school building. The Duchess of Windsor underwent a major dental operation in Miami.
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Tommy Harmon
Michigan
Blanchardville
Duchess of Windsor
Miami
Wisconsin Cheesemakers honor top Swiss cheese scorer
Forty years ago today December 10 1925 Reinhard Mueller Karlen factory Clarno had top score on Swiss cheese at the Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association convention in Milwaukee Jacob Gempeler Jr and Fred Wuethrich of Juda were given honorary memberships. Formal openings of Magdal s and Milady s in the Eugene block set for Saturday. The 75th anniversary of granting the charter to Smith Masonic lodge will be observed tomorrow at afternoon and evening events at Masonic Hall. Earl Morton is conducting a selling out furniture store sale.
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Reinhard Mueller
Karlen
Clarno
Wisconsin Cheesemakers’ Association
Milwaukee
Jacob Gempeler Jr
Fred Wuethrich
Juda
Magdal’s
Milady’s
Eugene Block
Smith Masonic Lodge
Masonic Hall
Earl Morton
Monroe Junior High Hosts First Party And Holiday Program
Monroe Junior High announces a 7:30 p m party with dancing refreshments and a student talent show. The J H basketball team opened with a 1 0 record after beating Stoughton. A Christmas concert features the drama club led by Werner Blum and Miss Lillian Hanson with the cadet band under Allan F Barnard on Wednesday December 15 at 7 45 p m in the junior high auditorium. Tickets cost 25 cents from students.
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J-Hi
Stoughton
Toby
Werner Blum
Lillian Hanson
Allan F. Barnard
East Grade School promotes safety through student patrol
East Grade School initiates a voluntary safety patrol expansion with fifth graders assisting sixth graders during noon periods to show younger children careful behavior. Director Charles Carrier leads the program with support from first to third grade teachers under Mrs Inez Mitchell. Sister Marcelina from St Victor's visited and observed the first grade music session ending with a performance of On Wisconsin.
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East School
Charles’ Carrier
Inez Mitchell
Marcelina
St. Victor’s School
Wisconsin
Kindergarteners Learn With Chucky Lou Film Props
Kindergartners viewed a film featuring Chucky Lou the woodchuck and expressed their learning by drawing pictures of the hero in a red chair and in doll clothes. They also gained reading skills through a helpers' chart and observed classroom experiments on warming water and soil and on air volume using balloons and bottles.
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Chucky Lou
Santa
Third grade poets share tiny poems
Third graders attempted short poems in class, crafting playful verses with simple rhythm and imagery. The activity encouraged creative expression and familiar topics from their daily experiences.
Christmas Wishes and Winter Cheer Poems
A collection of short seasonal verses about Christmas near, winter breezes, snow, and cheerful activities. Children and teachers are cited with names like Connie Indergand Brad Kittelsen Kenneth Klassey and John Brand, noting fourth grade Morse code writing.
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John Brand
School plans bells and stars lesson in dairy unit
Students will place bells and cherubs on school trees Monday then study astronomy outdoors after dark. They observe the Big and Little Dippers and the pointer stars toward the North Star and locate the Big and Little Bear. The class explores a social studies unit on dairy farming and cheesemaking.
Fifth Grade Creates Multilingual Christmas Bulletin Board
Fifth graders chose the theme Everywhere Christmas tonight and built a downstairs hallway bulletin board. They painted United Nations flags as part of a Middle Atlantic states study and displayed Merry Christmas signs in multiple world languages.
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United Nations
Middle Atlantic States
Sixth Grade Publishes Second East School Scoops
If all goes well the second issue of East School Scoops will be published by the sixth graders for Christmas. The fifth and sixth grades alternate publication of the school newspaper. Sound is the big topic in sixth grade science with pupils experimenting with tuning forks musical instruments and devices for changing pitch.
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East School
New Glarus High students push fundraisers and honor new FHA members
Money-raising projects boom at NGHS with candy sales by junior and senior classes and a freshman tree sale. The New Glarus FHA Chapter inducted 14 members with a post school initiation led by Mary Wacholz and Mrs Geison. Each new member received a red rose. Students await Christmas vacation.
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NGHS
Glarus Fha
Bonnie Elmer
Nancy Ferris
Kathy Klassy
Heidi Klassy
Nedra Klassy
Emily Lienhardt
Marcia Judd
Nancy Oppliger
Donna Habeck
Lisa Tschudy
Marilyn Disch
Susan Gerber
Susan Hustad
Joann Torkelson
Mary Wacholz
New Glarus Chapter
Geison
Honor Roll Notation From End Of Term Report
From December 22 to January 2 the second six weeks reports arrived. Students showed mixed reactions with joy and sorrow as the Honor Roll mentions were announced including new first time honorees.
Warren High opens season with three wins and Auburn ahead
Warren High School's 1965-66 basketball campaign began with wins over Orangeville East Dubuque and Stockton. A key upcoming non conference game is Saturday against Rockford Auburn at Rockford. Seniors on the team include Randy Lamont Ken Ward Tom Trost and Keith Menzemer. Junior members listed are Larry Davis Bill Gast Dale Demuth Dan Schneider Don Williams Jim McCool Allen Dowding and Virgil Brinkmeier. Friday features a home game against Sedles Mound. The Sophomores hosted a successful dance last Saturday with the Natives of Galena. The Mothers Study Club chaperoned. An open Student Council meeting heard reports from the District Student Council Meeting in Winnebago. The band plans a Christmas Concert next Wednesday at 8 pm with no admission. Band birthday calendars for 1966 are on sale for $1. Contact a band member.
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Warriors
Orangeville
East Dubuque
Stockton
Warren
Rockford
Auburn
Gentry
Randy Lamont
Ken Ward
Tom Trost
Keith Menzemer
Larry Davis
Bill Gast
Dale
Winnebago
50 Years Ago: Perjury Charge and Health Watch At County Jail
A man aged, charged with perjury, is held in the county jail under close watch for health issues. Dealers claim cheese freight rates are too high. State Fair may cut passes. Jesse R. Gapen and Charline Booth plan a dancing school here. E B Rosa of Monroe spoke at the State Beekeepers meeting in Madison. The U S Corps of Engineers New England Division calls the Cape Cod Canal project one of its most worthwhile efforts.
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Jesse R. Gapen
Charline Booth
E. B. Rosa
Monroe
Madison
U. S. Corps of Engineers
New England
Cape Cod Canal
Grass Scent Attracts Locusts For New Lure
The Anti Locust Research Center in London aims to synthesize the scent of grass that attracts locusts. They plan to use the scent as a lure in poisons for locust control.
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London
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