No Cut Off Date On Housing Loan For Wisconsin Vets
Wisconsin officials reaffirm no cut off date for state veterans housing programs. John R. Moses says the state loan fund offers up to 4000 dollars for construction, purchase or remodeling, with funds managed separately from the federal GI loan program. Applications are handled via local County Veterans Service Officers.
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Federal Veterans Administration
Wisconsin
Madison
John R. Moses
Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs
Olin E. Flisram
Green County
Veterans Service
Moses
Veterans Trust Fund
G. I
Grand Army Home For Veterans
King
Olson Promoted in Vietnam With 1st Cavalry Crew
Thomas Olson 21 son of Mr and Mrs Amos E Olson Route 4 Darlington promoted to Army specialist five May 31 in Vietnam with the 1st Cavalry Division. He serves as a crew chief in Company C of the division's 227th Aviation Battalion after enlisting in November 1965 and a prior posting at Fort Lewis Washington. A 1964 graduate of Darlington High School.
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Thomas Olson
Amos E. Olson
Route 4
Darlington
Vietnam
1St Cavalry Division
Spec. Olson
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Darlington High School
Air Force trainee completes basic training in Amarillo
3/C Gary D. Wilde son of Mr and Mrs Duane Wilde completed basic Air Force training at Amarillo Texas He is in the Aero Space Plan and will start a 12 week jet mechanics course on June 25 in the program
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Gary D. Wilde
Duane Wilde
Amarillo
Texas
Aero Space Plan
Mrs Davis Earns Her Masters Degree
Mrs Ann M Davis of Minneapolis daughter of Mr and Mrs Harlow Larson of Argyle received a Master of Arts at June commencement from the University of Minnesota. She studied Speech Science Pathology and Audiology aided by a graduate grant from the Union Administration. The program included clinical practice at the Kenny Institute in Minneapolis. Her bachelor’s degree in Education from Wisconsin was earned in June 1965. Family members attended the graduation in Minneapolis.
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Argyle
Ann M. Davis
Minneapolis
Harlow Larson
University “of Minnesota
Davis
Ane
Union Administration
Kenny Institute
University of Wisconsin
Jack
Rich
Robert Davis
Jeffrey
Christopher
New Glarus 4 Hers Give Out Dairy Food
Members of the New Glarus 4 H Club promoted June Dairy Month by passing out dairy product samples Friday and Saturday at the Bank of New Glarus and in area grocery stores. Milk samples and ryx were handed out at Strickler Stuessy Ziltmer and Zweifel stores. An ice cream social is planned for Friday June 23 at 7 p.m. on the lawn of Swiss Church rain or shine. Mrs Harold Hoesly chairs the dairy promotion with Mrs Lowell Nevil assisting.
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NEW Glarus
New Glarus 4H Club
Bank of New “Glarus
Ryx
Strickler’s Stuessy’s
Ziltmer’s
Jake “Zweifel’s
Swiss “Church
Harold Hoesly
Dairy Promotion
Lowell “Nevil
Dear Abby Letters On Family, Housing Deal And Honesty
A reader describes keeping a retarded baby at home facing insensitive remarks and the value of love over stigma. A mother thanks Abby and highlights acceptance and kindness. In a second letter a buyer questions misrepresenting a sale price, and Abby condemns falsifying the house price as improper.
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Abby
Needs More Love and Practical Advice from Dear Abby
A reader shares relief after changing her son's birth certificate to reflect his married status and avoiding publicity. The letter applauds Abby’s guidance to contact health authorities and the city clerk for a simple 50 cent correction. The exchange ends with a confidential tip about a sexuality book.
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Abby
Board of Health
Abby’s wedding booklet offer in Monroe Evening Times
Personal reply requests go to Abby in care of The Monroe Evening Times. Readers are invited to write with a stamped self addressed envelope. For Abby’s booklet How to Have a Lovely Wedding send $1 to Abby Box 69700 Los Angeles Cal 90069.
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Abby
Monroe Evening Times
Los Angeles
Cal
Rocks of Geologic Ages Found Across New Mexico
Rocks of nearly all geologic ages are found in New Mexico according to local geological surveys. The statement highlights the state's diverse mineral history and varied rock formations spanning multiple eras.
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New Mexico
Picnic at South Wayne marks golden anniversary class reunion
SOUTH WAYNE Times Special reports the annual School mates Picnic and Reunion set for Sunday in Village Park with a pot luck dinner at 12 30 p m. Special honors go to South Wayne High School graduates of 1916 and 1917 for their fifty year milestone and alumni with 40 30 20 and 10 year anniversaries receive honorable mention. Officials include Mrs Robert Erickson president Harold Larse vice president Mrs Elwood Scherer secretary and Bur dean Everson treasurer. Attendees to bring two dishes Kool aid and table service. Coffee provided. Rain moves program to high school cafeteria.
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South Wayne
South Wayne High School
Robert Erickson
Harold Larse
Elwood Scherer
Burdean Everson
Regional Dutch elm disease conference announced by Rep Reuss
Rep Henry S. Reuss announced a regional work conference on Dutch elm disease to be held June 29 and 30 at the Forest Insect and Disease Research Laboratory in Delaware Ohio. About fifty Midwest researchers foresters and arborists will attend with Milwaukee city forester Gordon Raynor on a panel.
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Henry S. Reuss
Milwaukee
Department of Agriculture
Reuss
Agculture
Orville Freeman
The
Forest Service and Agricultural Research Service
Forest Insect and Disease Research Laboratory
Delaware
Ohio
Midwest
Gordon Raynor
Department
Freeman
Trustees Add Scranton and Watson to Yale Board
Former Pennsylvania governor William Scranton and IBM vice president Arthur K. Watson will join Yale University's board of trustees effective July 1, as announced by University President Kingman Brewster Jr. The appointment expands the governing body with two prominent national figures.
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New Haven
Fly control and nutrition in dairy farming discussed
Sanitation is essential for fly control in calf pens and under feed areas. Early and complete sanitation reduces feed and environment for flies, while nutrition notes discuss fat intake and nonfat dry milk in bread and milk products, with global demand trends noted for nonfat dry milk and milk replacers.
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Europe
Japan
June Dairy Month Call to Support Dairy Products
The write up highlights rising global demand for milk and other dairy products and urges continued community support during June Dairy Month. It notes a growing appetite for dairy and encourages votes for the community dairy queen to celebrate the month.
Miss Milz Registers for Fall at University of Wisconsin
Miss Linda Milz daughter of Mr and Mrs Alois Milz of Monroe visited the University of Wisconsin Madison campus last week to register for fall term studies Orientation and registration will continue through July 21 Students will return September 11 for further orientation before classes begin September 18 About 600 students participated in the preseason visit and registration program
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Linda Milz
Alois Milz
16Th St
Monroe
University of Wisconsin
Madison
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West Allis Star
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