League Urges Area Sportsmen To Send Letters
Ray L. Beckman of Green County Conservation League urges area sportsmen to protest the Kellett plan to reorganize the Wisconsin Conservation Department. A Thursday rally at the Holiday Inn Madison precedes a Friday hearing, with letters to Sen. Roseleip Gov. Knowles and Sen. Hollander. The two bills Senate 55 and Assembly 100 would place control in three governor appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray L. Beckman
Green County Conservation League
Kellett Committee
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Green County
Joint Finance Committee
Assembly
Gordon W. Roseleip
Warren Knowles
Walter G. Hollander
Beckman
Wisconsin Conservation . Bulletin
Holiday Inn
Wisconsin Wildlife Federation
Izaak Walton League
Wisconsin Bo Hunter’s Association
Charles Smith
Department and Conservation
Wisconsin
Conservation Commission
Executive Council
The
Conservation Congress
Madison
Kellett
Senate
Lodge Denied Okay To Build
Brodhead city council upheld a planning commission denial of a Mason Lodge building on East Fourth Ave in a residential area. Other actions included Elm tree removal notices, parking changes at Apco Manufacturing, and a pay raise for part time officer Willis Hartwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Planning Commission
Masonic Lodge
East Fourth Ave
John Wish
Ray Timm
Apco Manufacturing
James C. Heirling
Chicago
Goldenrod Creamery
Headgate Park
Willis Hartwig
Dr Meyer to speak at Valentine Heart Fund meeting
Dr Thomas Carl Meyer of Madison has been named speaker for the annual Heart Fund meeting at Ludlow Memorial Library 8 p m Tuesday February 14. The event is part of Alpha Zeta ESA Sorority sponsorship with the Wisconsin Heart Association. Meyer, a Johannesburg native, is affiliated with the University of Wisconsin Madison and has a long medical career abroad and in Wisconsin. The Heart Days drive begins with business solicitation today with Rolland E Karlen again county campaign chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Carl Meyer
Madison
Heart Fund
Ludlow Memorial Library
Alpha Zeta
ESA _ Sorority
Wisconsin Heart Association
Dr. Meyer
Johannesburg
South Africa
University of Wisconsin In
Meyer
Michael
Balgowan
Natal
University of Witwaters and
Medical School
United Kingdom
Queens Square
Maida Vale Hospital
London
Birmingham Hospital
Birmingham
England
University of Wisconsin Medical School
Postgraduate Medical School
Eileen Wagner
Rolland E. Karlen
Top ten income tax questions from IRS
Washington reports the Internal Revenue Service lists the ten most frequent questions from taxpayers. They cover deduction limits for gasoline and sales tax, choosing Form 1040 long or short, obtaining a W2, refund timing, who must file, who is a dependent, auto tag and license fee deductibility, retirement income credit, utility tax deductibility, and medical deductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Community discusses child care center feasibility
Local industry representatives are invited to a community wide discussion at 8 p m Thursday in the Fellowship Hall of the First Methodist Church. Mrs Eileen Wagner and county home development agent Marval Klecker called the meeting after a previous session showed need and possible support for a center for children of working mothers. The event is open to anyone interested in operating or using such a center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Eileen Wagner
Marval Klecker
Mrs Ripp To Lead Green County MS Chapter
A Green County MS Society meeting at the Donald Ripp home elected officers: Mrs. Donald Ripp as chairman Hulett Pickett as vice chairman Mrs. Robert Huffman as treasurer and Mrs. James Walsh as secretary Attending were county nurse Mrs Nan Diedrick and field representative Paul Weise aiding the Green County setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
The
Donald Ripp
Hulett Pickett
Robert Huffman
James Walsh
Nan _ Diedrick
Paul Weise
Lent Luncheon Services Begin at Grace Lutheran Monroe
Ash Wednesday marks the start of two 12 minute noon services at Grace Lutheran Monroe with Rev. Calvin P. Fischer as speaker. The New Testament in Today’s English Version will be the featured Bible, priced at 25 cents, with tuna luncheon offered 11:30 to 1:30 for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bible Society
Grace Lutheran Church of
Monroe
Churches of
St. John’s United Church of Christ
James C. Plymire
Melvin J. Roehrdanz
Immanuel Eub
Grace Lutheran
Vernon Leopold
Grace Lutheran Church
School Merger Review Meetings Planned in Gratiot and South Wayne
Two information meetings will discuss consolidating the Gratiot and South Wayne School Districts. They start at 8 p.m. on February 15 at Gratiot High School and February 16 at South Wayne Gymnasium, with both district boards and all qualified voters urged to attend. Clerks LaVerne Griffiths and James Johnson oversee Joint School District No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratiot
South Wayne
Roger Sundy
LaVerne Griffiths
James Johnson
What's in a Name in a Bingo Nuts Delight
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns riffs on Bingo play. A brisk verse notes the thrill of calling BINGO and the exasperated reaction of the other players with a humorous punchline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair R. Munns
Blizzard Paralyzes East Coast as Schools Close Across States
A massive blizzard swept the Atlantic coast from the Carolinas to Maine with 3 to 9 inches of snow in many areas and winds above 35 mph. Air travel ground to a halt, Washington and New York airports halted flights, and public schools closed across the region. New York City expected up to 15 inches with city snow emergency actions in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlantic Coast
East
Carolinas
Maine
New York
Washington
Dulles International
Weather Bureau
Kentucky
Virginia
Tennesse
North Carolina
Maryland
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
New York City
Carolina
Seaboard
New York State
Mercury
Plattsburg
Watertown
Washington D. C
Uptown shift as La Buchs close South Side Grocery
After decades serving customers, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert La Buch plan to close their South Side Grocery this month to focus on the Uptown store opened May 22 1963. The owners recall eleven years of daily contact and personal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoky Row
Herbert la Buch
South Side
Carroll Brothers
17Th Street
Ed Clark
Jake Kubly
John Sager
LaBuchs
Monroe Chamber Approves 1967 Budget and Fireworks Plan
Directors approved an $8,297 budget for 1967 and reported growing memberships. A survey of 156 responses showed strong demand for commuter bus service to Shullsburg and Darlington, with two to three potential lines. Fireworks costs will rise by $100 to enhance the Fourth of July display at Twining Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Clinic
Robert H. Rieder
Chamber
Archie Myers Jr
Boyd Elliott
Lyle Sickinger
John F. Kundert
Kundert
Robert Weckerly
Arthur Roethe
Orville R. Evans
Larry Lindgren
Robert Dearth
Evans
Vernon Schillinger
Commercial and Savings Bank
Monroe Evening Times
Shullsburg
Darlington
Twining Park
Rieder
Jaycettes Urge Firms to Meet Blood Donor Quota
Monroe Jaycettes in cooperation with the Red Cross canvass local industrial firms for donor pledges ahead of the Feb 24 Bloodmobile visit. Firms meeting 10 percent or more of their staff will receive recognition. Jaycettes plan free babysitting, transportation, and other support to boost donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Jaycettes
Red Cross
Monroe
Jaycette
Jaycettes
St. Clare Hospital
Red Cross Blood Center
Madison
Monroe High School
City Taxi
Sketchbook plans for Hall of History studied at New Glarus meeting
The New Glarus Historical Society reviewed a nine page sketchbook detailing plans for a Hall of History to display documents, photos, and migration era materials. Architects Zweifel Marti and Strickler from Glarus and Zurich designed a $35 000 to $45 000 open oak rock and glass structure. Funds include a $1 000 Swiss government gift in 1965 and a $1 000 bequest from T R Hefty of Madison. Directors Abner Anderson Herbert Gmur and Paul Grossenbacher were re elected for two years with hold over directors J A Freitag H M Schmid Rudy Schweitzer and Mrs Orso Duerst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
New Glarus Historical Society
Jakob Zweifel
Willi Marti
Heinrich Strickler
Glarus
Zurich
The
Historical Society
T. R. Hefty
Madison
Lukas Burkhardt
Switzerland
Washington, D.C
Abner Anderson
Herbert Gmur
Paul Grossenbacher
J. A. Freitag
H. M. Schmid
Rudy Schweitzer
Orso Duerst
Music Festival Entrants Sought
Entrants are being sought for the County Music Festival to be held at 7 p.m. Friday April 14 at Monroe Junior High School. Music committee members are Mrs. James Huffman Mrs. Calvin Kraemer Mrs. Dean Streiff Kenneth Schlapbach and Dave Miller. Local 4H clubs will be scheduled and notified when to appear on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
James Huffman
Calvin Kraemer
Dean Streiff
Kenneth Schlapbach
Dave Miller
Convention Set Feb 24 as SWEA to Close Madison Schools
The 76th annual Southern Wisconsin Education Association convention will be in Madison on Friday February 24 with sessions at the University of Wisconsin Center Memorial Union and area schools. Monroe schools will close to allow teachers to attend the workshop style event featuring 25 sectional meetings including a new Audio Visual Education section. Over 8,000 teachers from 14 counties near Madison are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Wisconsin Education Association
Madison
University of Wisconsin Center
Memorial Union. Supt
Derwin Huenink
Monroe
Janet Morgan
Martin Deignan
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Lodge
Sorrento Maternity Hospital
Bermingham
National Hospital
Thomas Meyer
Mrs. Ripp
C. James Weis
First Methodist
R. W. Hale
Church of the Nazarene
Gerritt E. Mouw
Union Presbyterian
E. C. McCollow
St. Victor’s
U.S. East Coast
Helen
Walter Bober
Badger Paint
Florida
Minnie Figs
Hawaii
Gertrude
Frederic van Voast
Raymond Gladys Sweeney
Wayne
Times
Wild Bird
Mt. Horeb
Norway
St. John
Ann
Vernon Cunneen
Cunneens
Little Norway
Tryol
Song of Norway Festival Ltd
Seto
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