Ding-A-Dong School enrolls for January term at St John’s Church
The Ding-A-Dong Nursery School begins its second term on January 16 1968 with limited openings on a first come basis. Classes run Tuesday Wednesday Thursday mornings 9 to 11. The school is non-denominational and housed in the educational wing of St John’s United Church of Christ. It is licensed by Wisconsin and currently serves ages 3 1/2 through five with two classes. Registration may be arranged via Mrs Sik Q Jew at 325 2646.
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Ding- A - Dong
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Ding - A Dong
Sik Q. Jew
Ding - A - Dong Nursery School, Inc
Robert H. Rieder
Robert E. Hassler
Donald Smith
Francis J. Denny
Bill L. Maddix
Wisconsin
Robert Salzwedel
Nathan Rinehart
Night for Moose Women Child Care Chapter Held Here
The Woman of the Moose hosted a Child Care Chapter Night with talks by Mrs. Frehner on teaching mentally retarded children and Miss Elaine Brown on nursing training at Mercy Hospital and Mendota State Hospital. Officers announced include Grand Chancellor changes and upcoming events at Mooseheart Illinois and local meetings.
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Women of the Moose
Fred Frehner
Elaine Brown
Mercy Hospital
Janesville
Ralph Mahikuch
Miss Frehner
Miss Brown
Nathan Brown
Monroe
Milwaukee Children’s Hospital
Mendota State Hospital
Mahikuch
Betty Monson
Mooseheart
Zola Kenny
W.O.T.M
Kay Cancie
Antoinette Marinello
Supreme Lodge
Ill
Grand Recorder
William Korn
Larry Leopold
Leopold
Academy of Friendship
Academy
Hemmings Hunnicut dispute ends with unauthenticated ceremony
London actor David Hemmings says he and Gayle Hunnicut never married legally, describing a form of ceremony in Sorrento Italy last spring. Hunnicut, 25, reportedly left London for Paris friends. she called the ceremony emotional and impetuous and later invalid.
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London
David Hemmings
Gayle Hunnicut
Miss Hunnicut
Sorrento
Italy
Paris
Wisconsin dairy exodus slows in brucellosis results
State Agriculture Department reports 69 981 herds covered in the 37th brucellosis ring test as of Sept. 22. Since 1951, herd numbers have fallen from over 132 000 to the current total, a 1.5 percent four month decline, with 1986 showing a slightly larger drop. Concurrently, Wisconsin dairy events include meetings Jan 18 24 25 26 and a Feb 13 14 Blue Ribbon Pork Show featuring commercial and purebred classes and a boar gilt sale.
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Wisconsin
State
Agriculture Department
Department
D. N. McDowell
Shawano
North High School
Eau Claire
Richland Center
Waupun
Dane County Fairgrounds
Wisconsin Swine
FFA
Madison Chamber of Commerce
Washington Center 4-H Club Holds Christmas Party
The Washington Center 4 H Club held its Christmas party at the George Wasser Strass home on December 4. Di ana Graber led the flag salute and Greg Smith led the club pledge. Members finished enrollment cards, played games, opened gifts, and enjoyed refreshments provided by Mrs Wasser Strass.
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Washington Center
4-H Club
George Wasser- Strass
Diana Graber
Greg Smith
Westside Homemakers Club Hosts Dec Meeting
Members of the Westside Workers Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Ernest Locher’s home for a 6:30 potluck supper on Saturday December 9. Gifts were exchanged including grab bag gifts for the men and prizes awarded for games and cards. The next meeting is January 9 at Mrs. Louis Hackle’s home and Mrs. Locher will present The Wheels of Concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westside Workers Homemakers Club
Ernest Locher
Louis Hackle
Friendship Circle Meeting Wednesday at Zwingli Church
The Friendship Circle of the Zwingli Church will meet at 1 30 p m Wednesday in the church lounge with Mrs Arthur Ross and Mrs Sam Duerst as co hosts. Add A Million plans an Jan 11 meeting at 8 p m in the Farm Bureau room then tours John Disch Antique Shop Route 3 Monroe. Members pay 2 50 annual dues.
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Monroe
Monticello
Arthur Ross
Sam Duerst
Farm Bureau
John Disch
Route 3
Gospel Services Continue Tonight at First Baptist Church
Gospel services in progress at 853 31st Ave Monroe continue tonight at 7 45 as Rev James Calhoun of Moody Bible Institute delivers a Bible message. Services Sunday at 11 a m and 7 45 p m include the public, with good attendance despite cold weather. Calhoun is heard on Bible Time over WEKZ Sundays at 12 40 p m.
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First Baptist Church
31St Ave
Monroe
James Calhoun
Moody Bible Institute Extension Department
Calhoun
Bible Time
WEKZ
Monroe WSCS Unit Gathers for Program
Monroe First Methodist Church W S C S unit meets for its monthly program titled Japanese Youth A Study of Change led by Mrs. Robert Trumpy with assistance from Mrs. Arthur Roe. Hostesses were Mrs. Myron Stair Mrs. Otto Lanz and Mrs. Robert Penniston. Deborah Circle plans a January 19 meeting at 1 30 p m with Mrs. W G Bear. Ester Circle to meet same day with Mrs. Carl Hol. Penny post card to five cents postal hike to take effect January 7 noted.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Monroe First
Esther Circle
Carl Hol
Congress
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Eben Robertson
Kay Chesebro
Robert Faith
Monty Chesebro
Elmer Schwartzlow
Wendell Grenzow
Elaine
Faith
Steven
Harris Thacher
Jane
William V. Sullivan
Route 4
Mary Catherine
Raymond John Weigand
Arno Weigand
Cambridge
Miss Sullivan
Monroe High School
Wisconsin State University
Platteville
Weigand
Phi Sigma Fraternity
Virtue
Ben Knouse
Rose Road
Rockford
Pamela Marie
Donald Miller
Richard Miller
Knouse
Miss Knouse
Auburn High School
Piggly Wiggly
Singer
Floyd Matzke
WSCS
Robert Soderholm
James E. Holcomb
21St Ave
Holcomb
Edna Smith
Methodist Church
G. H. R. Kershaw
Bruni-Miller Company
Harlow
Marjorie) Gilbertson
Green Bay
Jerry E. Holcomb
Steven Scott
Jeanne Ann Gilbertson
Burbank
Calif
Radke
Hemmings
Genista Lewis
New York
Paul Whiteman
Whiteman
Stanley Adams
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Pops
Doylestown
Upper East Side
George Olsen
Guy Lombardo
Xavier Cugat
Fred Waring Jr
Rudolf Friml
Rose Marie
Bud Green
Noble Sissle
Eubie Blake
Harry
Lou Altar
Manhattan
Circleville
Ohio
Richard L. Biffle
Richard
Los Angeles
Mae West
Delta Kappa Alpha
University of Southern California
Jimmy Stewart
Alfred Hitchcock
Mervyn LeRoy
Lee R. Maske
Graydon Crabaugh
Kenneth Schmit
Curtis Deemer and Son
Orangeville
Ray Bowen
Keith Miller
Roy Mass
Gene Wuethrich
Roger Ellingston
Alvin Tsechudy
Dennis Miezke
Ernest Rufener
Arnold Rufener
Belleville
Erwin Rufener
Paul
Argyle
Albert Reinmann
Steve
Robert
Kurt Maske
Maske
Floyd W. Buttke
Rock City
Karl Disch
Kathleen Ann
E. Johnson St
Madison
Fredrick W. Lickel
Alice Lickel Fry
Fredrick Lickel
Lancaster
Miss Disch
University Hospitals
Monroe Police Department
Adtaker
By Ollie Fink
News of the Homemakers
Westside Workers
Tri-Town
Tri - Town
Milwaukee
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Thermogrip
Ilue Gun
Friendship Circle
Ehy
Jeanne and
Bob Hulett
Pacific
Hawaii
Hulets
AAA
World Wide Travel
Park Ave
Beloit
Wis
Huletts
Conogco
OL Burner Service
Loewi & CO
New York Stock Exchange
E. Mason 8&J
Roger K. Moe
Stuessy
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