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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1966

Page

4

Shriners Plan Summer Outing With Peace Corps Speaker

Shriners prepare a full day event for members and guests starting at 2 P.M. with golf prizes and fellowship, followed by an 8 P.M. smorgasbord and program. Jeffery Smith, a former Winslow Illinois resident and University of Wisconsin alum, will present slides on Ethiopia and Peace Corps work. He and his fiancée married in a 16th century castle after a year in Ethiopia. Smith will return to Wisconsin to complete his degree and teach music in Lodi this fall.

Jeffery Smith Winslow, Ill Peace Corps Ethiopia Smith University of Wisconsin Lodi Gan Seberts Indiana Lee Maywood Gerald Jim Baker F. W. Baker Seattle Washington University of Washington Dwight Blackfoot Idaho Wonewoc Wisconsin H. P. Baker University of Wisconsin Medical School

Ewing Family Moves Into Orangeville Home

Mr. and Mrs. John Ewing Jr. and family moved into their new home on Mill Street Orangeville which was purchased from Mr. Noll. A home Sunday dinner hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lenz and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Schindler.

Emil Lenz Dennis Schindler John Ewing Jr Orangeville Noll Mill Street Gerald Parriott John Lee Decatur Lake Brodhead Wis Ruth Schindler Jonn Ewing Burton Strock Freeport P.C. Hunt Monroe Henry Pieper John Lohmeier Davis Lohmeier St. Clare Hospital Lizzie Solace Lena Irene Meyer LaVerne Holmes Glen Bolender Earl Dittmar Los Angeles Calif Resent Joe Kemp Diane Mike Robert Oakes Lauren Kay Danny Verona Eddie Johnson Janesville Vernon Best Carbondale Ill Wisconsin Dells Walter Pinnow Bessie Pinnow Betty Pieper Jim Rodebaugh Pinnow Monroe Recreation Park Albert Bergemann Ernest Bergemann Phoenix Ariz Fay McKee Warren Roy Bergemann Stan Mallette Rockford Julius Bergemann Janis Louise Bergemann Diane Bergemann Washington, D.C Donald Metcalf Carl Schlittler Monticello Alan Schlittler Madison Jeff Edmunds LaVern Gilbert Neva Benfer Winslow Stan Mailette Dick Bergemann Richard Vera Heck Mock Freeport High School Barth Mack Edwin Countryman Evangelical Church Cedarville Dwight L. Bennett Grace United Church of Christ Stephenson County Decatur Orland Priewe Priewe- Schadewalt Montello Theo Downing William Erb Merlyn Erb Clinton Montgomery Tina Juan Ballesteros Scott Abraham Mmes Roswell Babler Ralph Babler John E

Community Notes of Blanchardville and Surrounding Visits

Local residents and visitors share travel plans and family gatherings across Wisconsin and beyond. Families from Rockford, Madison, Monroe, Janesville, Milwaukee and Darlington visit relatives in Blanchardville, with trips to Lake Geneva Wichita and Fergus Falls, plus a road race weekend at Road America and a college graduate returning to Wisconsin for summer.

Ted Tollackson Lake Geneva John Nieubourt Pam Gus Bredeson Rockford Henry Hefty Colleen Kelly Grant Hanson Anton Hanson Hueytown Ala Herbert Lyngans Fred Staller Jr Tilman Ayen Milwaukee Charles Wiliams Janesville Selma Olga Alen Wichita Kan Lew Smith Myron Jeglum Monroe Walter Robb Everett Soper R. E. Long Long Mercy Hospital Donald Reger Sr Freeport Frank Mead Robert Gould Darlington Dave Hodges Chicago Agnes Guisselbrech Woodstock Ill Charles Gratton Mineral Point Bernie Ruf Lloyd Johnson Walter E. Gould Gordon Elden Lynne Terry Fergus Falls Minn Dunnell Fairmount St. Cloud Bird Island St. Olaf College St. Clare Hospital Verne A. Marshall Sr Madison O.E.S Washington, D.C Steven Barber John Granberg Lloyd Hendrickson Phillip Frank Dobbs Melrose Wisconsin Shirley Beck Portland North Dakota Michael Hampton Fred Stoller Otis Lokken Homer Thompson Sherwood Strommen Spring Green Robert Berg Oscar Schindler Stanley Olsen Jerrold Grant Phoenix O.E.S Beloit Russell Sebert Millard Lee Sebert Seberts Lee Martin Michigan James MacVean Michi

Rotary International Convention Report Outlined at Monroe Club

A detailed report on the 57th Rotary International Convention in Denver was presented by Lowell E. Stuessy to Monroe Rotary Club members. Highlights included 12,888 paid registrations from 67 countries, remarks by incoming president Richard L. Evans, and talks by Lord Caradon and Dean Rusk.

City Auditorium Denver Colo Lowell E. Stuessy Monroe Gerritt E. Mouw Union Presbyterian Church Rotary Richard L. Evans Salt Lake City Rotary International CBS Evans International

Beth Baker Returns From Campus at UW

Beth Baker returned Saturday after a week at Badger Girls State activities on the University of Wisconsin campus. She attended the Friday talent show with Mrs F W Baker and Jim and heard the Girls State Band, of which Beth was a member. The Blanchardville American Legion Auxiliary sponsors a junior girl each year to attend Badger Girls State with expenses paid.

Blanchardville Beth Baker Badger Girls State University of Wisconsin F. W. Baker Jim The Union Beth Miss Baker American Legion Auxiliary Badger American Legion Lions Club

Hustlers Club Orangeville meets at Norman Scheider farm

The Orangeville Hustlers 4-H Club will gather at 7 30 p m Monday at the Norman Scheider farm. Demonstrations are by Lois Babler Jim Obert and Tom Babler. Talks include Monica Fernsteadt Neil Scheider Jan Obert Mark Meyers David Frautschy and Terry Fisher. Special numbers by Joel Scheider. Junior recreation led by Lois Babler and Sue Scheider. Senior recreation by Terry Fisher and Jerry Obert. Refreshments by the Norman Scheider and Duane Scheider families.

Hustlers Orangeville Norman Scheider Lois Babler Jim Obert Tom Babler Monica Fernsteadt Neil Scheider Jan Obert Mark Meyers David Frautschy Terry Fisher Joel Scheider Sue Scheider Jerry Obert Duane Scheider

Merry Monroettes 4-H Club Judging Night Highlights

The Merry Monroettes 4-H Club held a judging contest on Monday night June 6. Katie Ben kett led the flag salute Barbara Hanson gave the pledge. Denise Daley read a poem June for the interest spot. Mary Swiggum Barbette Sulzer and Barbara Hanson demonstrated child care foods and clothing projects. Pat Dearth spoke on styles of serving food.

Merry Monroettes Katie Benkett Barbara Hanson Denise Daley Mary Swiggum Barbette Sulzer Foods Project Pat Dearth

Hilltop 4-H Club Plans June Meeting and July Dress Revue

The Hilltop 4-H club met presided by Rosann Blum to discuss June events and the July Dress Revue. The last Sunday in July, the 31st, features a club tour and picnic. Sheri Carlson demonstrated sewing a button for her clothing project. Alan Johnson led the flag salute, Susan Johnson gave the pledge, and members named a favorite dairy product during roll call. A land judging contest was discussed and a wiener roast for all families followed the meeting.

Hilltop 4-H Rosann Blum Sheri Carlson Alan Johnson Susan Johnson Busy Beavers Belleville Belleville State Bank Citizens State Bank Nancy Haden Mark Hoesly Marlin Wild Faye Francois Trudy Stadelman Danny O’connor Dave Ted Fahey Debbie Gehin Ron Fahey Judy Hageman Mary Jean O’connor Greg Wolff Debbie Hodel

Little Hill High 4-H Club Holds June Meeting

The Little Hill High 4-H Club met at 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday June 14 with president Doug las Buehl presiding. Dick Heiman led the flag salute and Pete Adamson led the club pledge. 17 members, four leaders and two visitors attended.

Little Hill High Douglas Buehl Dick Heiman Pete Adamson Douglas Karlen Frietag Esther A.D.A

New Glarus 4-H Club June Meeting Highlights Activities

New Glarus 4-H Club met at the grade school gym with Donna Elmer in charge. Members led flag salute and pledge, gave demonstrations on milking grooming and cattle, and discussed conservation and electricity. District dairy cattle judging team selected Bill Hoesly and Rick Reuter. tour and picnic planned for July 3 with many members attending.

NEW Glarus Donna Elmer Robin Reuter Becky Schnake Mary Hoesly Debbie Kellesig Nadeen Streiff Daniel Wyttenbach Pat Nevil Rex Hoesly Jerry Benson Brad Thacker Upham Woods Cheryl Zenter Bill Mhoesly Giff Hoes Carl Wyss Bill Hoesly Rick Reuter Monroe Dairy Project Sheldon Hoesly

4-H Club Picnic and Evening Ice Cream Social

A village park meeting for 4-H members and families opens with a 10 30 a m picnic and tour. An ice cream social Friday June 17 on the Swiss Church lawn features pie cake brownies free cheese and five half gallons of ice cream to winners. Swiss flag throwers and Glarmont Accordion Band performances plus dairy poster contest prizes highlight the event.

Dean Streiff Bill Hoesly John Yaun Eddie Hoesly Tom Hoesly

Wayne Blazers 4H Float Takes Third in Parade

The Wayne Blazers 4H Club float at the Daily Day parade in Darlington finished in third place. The theme was As Milk Drinkers Would Rather Fight than Switch. Susan Erickson represented the club as princess in the event.

South Wayne Wayne Blazers Darlington Susan Erickson

Meats Talk and Special Numbers to Be Presented

Dorothy Babler will give a talk on Meats with special numbers by Stephanie Pinnow and Doreen Wolf. Recreation will be led by Lynnette Aisenbrey and Martha Zumdahl.

Dorothy Babler Stephanie Pinnow Doreen Wolf Lynnette Aisenbrey Martha Zumdahl

Stitch and Stitch Club Plans July Meeting at Obert Home

The Stitch and Stitch club schedules its next meeting for 1:30 p.m. Saturday July 2 at Mrs. Fred Obert home Connie Siglus will give a talk on demonstrations Recreation will be led by Jan Obert and Debbie Pickett will provide refreshments.

Stitch and Stix Orangeville Stitch and Stitch Club Fred Obert Connie Sigalus Jan Obert Debbie Pickett

Snappy Snazzers 4 H Club Meeting and Demos

The Snappy Snazzers 4 H Club will meet at 7 30 p m Monday at Stephanie Pinnow s home. Lucinda Lincoln will give a food demonstration and Lois Babler will demonstrate arranging a relish tray. Martha Zumdahl will demonstrate.

Orangeville Stephanie Pinnow Lucinda Lincoln Lois Babler Martha Zumdahl

Silverview 4H Club Plans Dairy Day Tour

The Silverview 4H Club met June 21 at the Fairview Community Building with Tom Durtschi presiding. They discussed Dairy Day booths and a tour planned for July 10 led by Durtschi and Steven Mitschele. Members attending camp included Paul Rieder and several Christen, Durt schi, Seeholzer, Spring, Elmer, Babler, and Baebler family members.

Silverview Club Silverview Fairview Tom Durtschi Steven Mitschele Paul Rieder Tom Kenneth Christen Carol Durtschi Cindy Seeholzer Kathy Spring Carol Faye Elmer Beth Babler Holly Baebler Henry Spring Donna Durtschi Bonita Babler Don Trumpy Melody Wahl Albert Babler Hollis Baebler Wahl

Two Area Students Earn High Honors at Platteville State

Brian J. Stackpole and Alan Stauffacher of Monroe are among 83 students at Platteville State University with high honors for the spring semester, boasting 3.75 to 4.0 averages. Additional area students earned honors with averages of at least 3.25, including Richard A. Milz Robert C. Opel William J. Phalen Jeanine L. Steffen Mary L. Hardyman Diane Feldt Robert A. Ruehlew David K. Allen and Paul S. Young from various Monroe and surrounding areas.

Brian J. Stackpole 14Th Ave Alan Stauffacher Monroe Platteville State University Walter W. Stauffacher Ward A. Stackpole Richard A. Milz 16Th St Robert C. Opel 14Th St William J. Phalen 21St Ave Jeanine L. Steffen 11Th St Mary L. Hardyman Diane Feldt Robert A. Ruehlew David K. Allen Browntown Paul S. Young

Meiji Shrine Grounds Span 180 Acres In Tokyo Sprawl

In Tokyo the Meiji Shrine and Inner Gardens cover 180 wooded acres The Outer Prayer Hall draws pilgrims who bow reverently to summon ancestral gods in a tranquil shrine complex.

Tokyo

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Shriners Glen G. Rosenstiels Shirley Rosenstiel Keith Rosenstiels Times Glen E. Bolender Mrs. Earl Barber Stuessy Teenstra Order of Orange-Nassau Wilhelmina Netherlands Lord Caradon United Kingdom United Nations Near East Africa Caribbean Dean Rusk NATO Air Force L. Gordon Cooper Jr National Aeronautics and Space Administration Manned Spacecraft Center Houston Tex Hilltop 4-H Club Zion School Linda Erickson Anita Neuenschwander Teresa Ernst Fred Bauman Carol Feldt Juda High School Crisco Crisco Co Connecticut Ohio Carol Adele Lehnherr Kenneth Feldt Color Putty Co U.S Treasury Department Advertising Council
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