You Cant Take It With You Senior Play Sets February Dates
The senior class play You Cant Take It With You will be staged in the Junior High School Auditorium on February 3 and 5 at 8 p m. Moss Hart and George Kaufman wrote the three act comedy set in the 1930s Martin Vanderhof home with a large ensemble cast directed by Kent Duit.
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Pete Jones
Cathy Lamboley
Times
Ollie Fink
Moss Hart
George Kaufman
Martin Vanderhof
Kent Duit
Penelope Sycamore
Debbie Trumpy
Essie
Janana Benkett
Rheba
Kathy Burkhard
Paul Sycamore
Jim Zabel
Mr. DePinna
Bill Figi
Chuck Irvin
Donald
Gary Neuenschwander
John Schuetze
Alice
Henderson
John Krebs
Tony Kirby
Boris Kolenkhov
Harlan Sarbacker
Gay Wellington
Sue Schilt
Kirby
Tom Eraser
Rep Thompson To Be Speaker At Lincoln Day Dinner
The Lafayette County GOP plans the Lincoln Day Fund Raising dinner on February 15 at St Matthew Parish Hall Shullsburg with Rep Vernon Thompson as guest speaker. Chairmen include Mrs Russell Curry publicity Joe Tregoning and Art Olson ticket chair Dr George Tyson coordinating arrangements and donations managed by Mr and Mrs John Sargent.
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Lafayette County
GOP
St. Matthew Parish Hall
Shullsburg
Russell Curry
Darlington
Charles Russell
Rep
Vernon Thompson
Joe Tregoning
Art Olson
South Wayne
George Tyson
John Sargent
Gratiot
Gaumnitz Addresses Kiwanis on Pound Devaluation
Monroe Kiwanis heard Dean Gaumnitz of the University of Wisconsin discuss the devaluation of the pound at the Swiss Wheel Restaurant during Thursday noon luncheon. Francis Schott announced bowlers will meet in Freeport on February 7 to compete at the Four Seasons alleys. No special prize was awarded this week, with a double header promised for next week.
Auto workers idled as strikes hit GM foundries nationwide
About 81,000 U S and Canadian auto workers were idle as strikes and parts shortages disrupted three GM foundries. GM reported 52,700 idled in MI OH and NY due to lack of castings while 11,200 workers pressed for six minutes of paid washup time before lunch. Kenosha layoffs followed UAW overtime denial amid talks. In Vietnam two Marines escaped captivity and returned home early, Nelson age 19 and Rohn age 20, with Nelson's family learning of a prior death misreport.
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Detroit
United States
Canada
General Motors
Michigan
Ohio
New York
United Auto Workers
Defiance
Saginaw
Mich
Tonawanda
N.Y
DA Nang
Vietnam
U.S
Steven D. Nelson
Elkhart
Ind
Lance
Michael Robert Rohn
National City
Calif
Roha
Nelson
Traffic Safety Talk Set for Green County Dutch Treat Dinner
Dan F. Schutz, director of Wisconsin Bureau of Highway Safety Promotion, will keynote the Green County Board Dutch Treat Dinner at Monroe Country Club on February 10 at 7:30 p.m. The event includes a hospitality hour, with Joseph D. Viney as MC and C. S. Pierce giving the welcome.
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Dan F. Schutz
Wisconsin Bureau of Highway Safety Promotion
Green County Board
Monroe Country Club
Joseph D. Viney
C. S. Pierce
Naomi Barnard
Ray Kundert
Ted Schmeidlin
Ernest Zentner
Veterans’ Service Office
Green County
Gordon W. Roseleip
Joseph E. Tregoning
Dunn County
State Patrol
Patrol
Bureau of Highway Safety Promotion
Division of Motor Vehicles
Dept. of Transportation
Wisconsin
Interviews Set for Wisconsin State Patrol Jobs in Monroe
Madison officials will interview applicants at the Monroe Chamber of Commerce on Friday Feb 2 from 11 am to 8 pm for patrol and inspector positions under the expanded highway safety program. Applicants must be 21 to 35, healthy, with a high school education. starting pay is 529 monthly for troopers and 474 for inspectors.
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Wisconsin State Patrol
Madison
Chamber of Commerce
George Wenzel
Ivan Anders
State Patrol District One
Knowles
Wenzel
Monroe
Diplomatic Push Grows Over Pueblo Crisis
Nearly 14 800 air reservists prepared for indef inite active duty as the United States sought a bloodless settlement through diplomacy. President Johnson pressed for the Pueblo crew's return while the UN Security Council debated the threat to peace. Moscow signaled disapproval as North Korea held firm.
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Washington
United States
Pueblo
Johnson
North Korea
U.S. Navy
U.N. Security Council
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Moscow
Tass
Communist Party
Traffic Toll Hits Fifty-four in State
Wisconsin's 1968 highway fatality toll stood at 54 today, two less than on this date in 1967. Lester C. Traub, 40, of Rolling Meadows, Illinois, died Thursday when thrown from his car as it swerved out of control on I-90 about five miles north of Janesville.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Lester C. Traub
Rolling Meadows
Ill
Janesville
No Parking Sign Blocked Tiny Parking Space
A reader laments an impossibly tight spot blocked by a No Parking sign causing parking frustration and wasted time in a narrow lot.
Country Club Approves 9 Hole Addition at Monroe
Monroe Country Club stockholders last night approved adding nine holes to the golf course with plans to begin work in spring. Land to the south had been acquired in anticipation of enlargement. Dr Edward Zupane was elected president and Kenneth Smith vice president. Robert Ableman and Robert Buehler were re elected secretary and treasurer. Alvin Babler and Dr Zupanc were named directors with R Finley Barry filling a board vacancy. The authorized shares were increased from 250 to
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Monroe Country Club
Edward Zupane
Kenneth Smith
Robert Ableman
Robert Buehler
Alvin Babler
Dr. Zupanc
R. Finley Barry
John Fenton
Fat man Tiny Hicks invited to New Madison Square Garden show
Warren’s Clyde Hicks, a 500 pound sideshow performer, receives a Christmas card offer to join the Clyde Beatty Barnum and Bailey Circus at Madison Square Garden in April. Once with touring freak acts, he has faced rejections and long odds for winter work and continues seeking a stable position in the circus world.
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Tiny
Clyde Beatty-Barnum and Bailey Circus
Warren
Clyde
Tiny) Hicks
New Madison Square Garden
New York
Clyde Beatty
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Houston Astrodome
Hicks
Will Rusk Be Another Sacrifice
President Johnson named Clark Clifford as secretary of defense in a year of political maneuvering. Clifford, a veteran Washington attorney and adviser to three presidents, backed bombing North Vietnam but suggested opening peace talks if the North agrees. His fresh face and congressional likability contrast with McNamara, whose long tenure and antiwar target status shaped the election year dynamics.
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James Marlow
Washington
Johnson
Clark Clifford
Senate Armed Services Committee
Clifford
Harry S. Truman
John F. Kennedy
North Vietnam
McNamara
Congress
Juda Seniors Plan Colorado Trip After Lethal Crash
Juda High School Class of 1968 will take a senior trip in spring to Denver and Colorado Springs, following last March’s jetliner crash that killed nine of 32 students who rode a New Orleans motel. Superintendent Kalk says life goes on and the group votes to proceed.
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New Orleans
Jerome F. Kalk
Denver
Colorado Springs
Colo
Miami Beach
Fla
Kalk
Florida
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AP News
Kenosha
American Motors Corp
UAW
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Cmdr
Lloyd M. Bucher
Liz
Mrs
Vernon Workinger
Country Club
Chicago
Harry Eatman
Freeport
Santa
Circus
No. 4
Rusk
Marlow
LBJ
Robert S. McNamara
Secretary of Defense
Juda
Colorado
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