Open House Highlights Monroe South School PTA Displays
A large crowd attended the South School Open House in Monroe to view audio visual equipment and a complete Kindergarten through Fifth grade book display. Allan Holtshopple described the exhibit with help from Mrs. William Wartenweiler as PTA members announced plans to buy a TV for the school.
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South School
Monroe
Allan B. Holtshopple
William Wartenweiler
South
PTA
Phillip Teehan
Francis Schott
Egbert Kamstra
Kamstra
PTA Council
Wisconsin Idea Theatre of
Madison
South School Pta
Paul Hoff
Marrionnettes
Waukesha
Monroe Pta Council
Ronald J. Barribeau
Monroe Park
Gary Ruge
Theodore Weiss
Aaron Norder
Paul W. Ruf
Jane Caradine
Rebecca Elmer
Judy Booth
Vickie Mueller
Wendy Craigo
Nancy Frank
Johnson to grant grain aid to India for emergency needs
President Johnson announced an immediate allocation of two million tons of grain valued around 150 million dollars to assist India with urgent food shortages. The action targets relief amid the ongoing food crisis and famine risk.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
India
Erickson Delivers Focused Talk At Monroe Chamber Dinner
UW coach John Erickson spoke to 120 guests at the 44th annual Monroe Chamber dinner, praising local support for athletics and urging action in youth sports and government. He noted ties to Monroe, recalled Beloit College days, and highlighted the town’s strong athletic culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Erickson
University of Wisconsin
Monroe
Lee Mitchell
Gayle Burington
Browntown
Mitchells
Tom Mitchell
Buringtons
Keith Burington
Erickson
Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Country Club
Times
Chamber
Green County
Washington
Madison
Mitchell
Archie Myers Jr
Myers
Robert Bussen
Robert H. Rieder
Lyle Sickinger
Orville R. Evans
John Fernan
Vernon Schillinger
Robert Dearth
Boyd Elliott
John F. Kundert
Larry Lindgren
Arthur F. Roethe
Lyle F. Sickinger
Robert Weckerly
Art Durgin
Beloit College
John
Art
Baumgartner’s
Beloit
Monroe Gymnasium
University
Wisconsin
Ivy Williamson
St. Clare Hospital
Williamson
Extra Cheese Slated For Soldiers in Asia
About $20 000 will buy extra cheese for servicemen in Vietnam and be turned over to Rep. Melvin Laird in a Feb 10 ceremony at Wausau. Alfred Mellen, Weyauwega farmer who led the Wisconsin cheese drive, will hand the funds to Laird to pass to the Army quartermaster corps for distribution in recreation rooms and clubs.
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Vietnam
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Wausau
Laird
Alfred Mellen
Wisconsin
Army Quartermaster Corps
Snowstorm Halts Janesville Plant Passenger Car Output
Chevrolet plant at Janesville halted passenger car production for two shifts due to delays in door parts and transmissions from the Chicago area snowstorm. Truck lines unaffected. Normal operation to resume Friday.
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Janesville
Chevrolet
Chicago
Stocks Work Higher in Early New York Trading
The stock market moved higher in New York trading despite weakness in several leading blue chip shares.
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New York
Ground Hog Day Confirms Six Weeks More Winter
The Ground Hog Day forecast ends with a bright sunny day and a shadow seen. Snowfall totals reach 3.5 inches near Monroe while others report five to six inches, with more storms expected and a predicted 18 snows remaining from Fred Ties. Ground Hog sees shadow, winter to continue into March.
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Ground Hog
Monroe
Fred Ties
Brodhead
Market Steady in Madison Cheddar Market
Madison cheese market remains unchanged as demand stays fair and supplies are ample. Prices listed show cheddar 45 to 47 cents, 40 pound blocks 45 to 47 cents, single daisies 47 to 47 percent, longhorns 47 to 4734, midgets 4942 to 5132.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Senator Nelson Says Foreign Colby Cheese Imports Soar
Wisconsin Senator Gaylord Nelson cites preliminary 1966 USDA figures showing 46.6 million pounds of foreign Colby cheese imported without restriction, three times the 1965 total. He accuses mislabeling to bypass cheddar quotas and urges action from customs, FDA, and Agriculture to protect U S dairy industry.
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Washington, D. C
Gaylord Nelson
United States
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Nelson
Wisconsin
Bureau of Customs
Food and Drug Administration
Department of Agriculture
Fernstaedt Girl, Driver Killed in Freeport Area Crash
Two drivers died in a U.S. 20 collision west of Freeport during a snow storm. Victims were Blanche A. Fernstaedt 18 Warren Jr. and Robert A. Voss 46 Freeport Route 4. Passenger Vicki Schulz 18 Lena suffered a broken jaw and facial injuries. Delbert Bunker Sr. 46 Freeport and two Bunker sons were injured. Funeral info listed.
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Blanche A. Fernstaedt
Warren, Jr
Robert A. Voss
Freeport
U.S. 20
Miss Fernstaedt
Voss
Vicki Schulz
Lena
Fernstaedt
Miss Schulz
David Fernstaedt
Delbert Bunker Sr
Camera Club Plans Series of 4 H Classes
Alpine Camera Club announced a four session program for 4 H club members in Green County. R E Best chairman said the first session will be Wednesday February 15 from 745 to 945 PM at the First National Bank. Topics include how pictures remember things how pictures say things taking pictures and black and white and color. Participants should bring a camera loose leaf with six tabs writing paper and mounting paper.
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Alpine Camera Club
Monroe
R. E. Best
First National Bank
Best
Calvin Kraemer
Green County
No. 4 Back Page 30 000 Lost Farms Report
The Agricultur al Marketing Service reported today that 30 000 farms were lost from 1957 through 1966.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Agricultural Marketing Service
Wisconsin Duroc Queen Crowned for 1967
Miss Phyllis Klitzman of Brooklyn age 18 was named Wisconsin Duroc Queen by the Wisconsin Duroc Breeders Association at a banquet in Leslie's Supper Club Madison. She will compete in the Spring Market Show in Madison and later at the National Duroc Congress in Omaha.
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Phyllis Klitzman
Phillip Klitzman
Route 1
Brooklyn
Wisconsin Duroc Breeders Association
Leslie
Madison
Evansville High School
Audrey Schussman
Malone
Wis
Wisconsin
Local Highways Plow Crew Returns From Chicago Snowout
A dozen Green County highway workers returned from a weekend in Chicago where they helped clear snow and faced hidden manholes and looting. They described Chicago as a mess while their crew kept plows rolling from Friday afternoon to Monday morning.
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Chicago
Green County
Nathan W. Marti
Leo Bartett
Glenn Smith
Carl Munz
Harold Gissing
Sam Clark
Melvin Blum
Walter Tertin
Vic Stauffacher
Don McGuire
Bernard Munz
Glenn Milestone
Mike Hughes
Bartelt
Lake Geneva
Marti
County Harmony Group Set for Freeport Sweet Adeline Show
The Freeport Sweet Adelines join with Green County and Freeport Barbershop Choruses for a Saturday show in Freeport Feb 11. Seventeen Freeport members joined 50 from Monroe and Freeport for a practice, with Leon Rabe coaching. The program also features The Varieties of Chicago and The Casuals. The Riverboat Review themed concert takes place at the Freeport Consistory Auditorium.
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Freeport Sweet Adelines
Freeport
Green County
Monroe
Leon Rabe
Green County Chorus
Varieties of
Chicago
Casuals
Freeport Consistory
Holstein Breeder Unit To Meet On Saturday
Green County Holstein Breeders Association plans its annual meeting at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Agricultural Building. Junior members are invited to form a junior county Holstein Association and will meet at 8 p.m. in the Agricultural Building Conference Room to discuss the plan.
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Green County Holstein Breeders Association
Agricultura
Shadows and Six Weeks More Diet
A light verse by Clair R. Munns notes a groundhog's emergence and a foretold six weeks of winter. The narrator also rises from quiet rest to face dieting again, reflecting seasonal change and self discipline.
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Asia
Nelson States
Colby
Beer
Franklin
Delbert Bunker
Blanche Fernstaedt
Camera Club
Duroc
Durocs
Barrow
Dane County
Duroc Breeders
By Ollie Fink
County Harmony Group
Will Sing
Clair R. Munns
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