County GOP Hears Appeal For Leadership
Green County Republicans, meeting in caucus at the courthouse last night, selected delegates and alternates for the state convention and heard appeals for unity leadership. Mrs. Merlin Meythaler urged student involvement in government and led calls for stronger party leadership.
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Green County
Merlin Meythaler
Young Republicans
Monroe
Republican Party
U.S
Viet Nam
UGOP
Frank C. Stiles
Monroe Country Club
Joseph Stencel
Brodhead
Green County Republican Club
Stence
First Congregational Church
Ft. Atkinson
G. Fred Galli
William Bradford Smith
Madison
Gordon W. Roseleip
Darlington
Break-ins Probe Two County High Schools
Green County Sheriff W E Deininger reports Monticello and Brodhead high schools were broken into last night or early this morning. Items missing include a watch from Monticello and money from both schools. Buildings had broken locks. no definite suspects yet, though possible detained in Rockford Illinois.
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Green County
W. E. Deininger
Monticello
Brodhead
Rockford
City Council to Vote on Curb Work and Cat Control
City officials plan a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Municipal Building to approve curb and gutter contracts for 1966, discuss a Swiss design for the new parking ramp, and hold a public hearing on a proposed stray cat control ordinance. The Highway 69 relocation along Monroe’s west side and a review of ramp plans are also on the agenda, with bids for curb work led by Stauffacher Construction.
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Monroe
Board of Public Works
Stauffacher Construcion Co
Edgerton, Stauffacher _Construction
Walter Yeske
State Highway Commission
Harold Myhre
Doug Miller
Highway Commission
Myhre
The
Statid
Harvey D. Elmer
Next Wek
Elmer
Orville Arnold
Arnold
board _mem
Girl Scouts Help Jaycettes Mail Easter Seals Drive
Monroe Jaycettes and Junior Girl Scout Troop 229 pack and seal nearly 4500 Easter Seals letters in Green County. Campaign chair Donald Slayton leads state efforts with local sponsors in Brodhead New Glarus Monticello and Brown Town aiding education and treatment for disabled residents.
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Monroe Jaycettes
Monroe
Juda
Albany
Catherine Blum
Harold Blum
Deena Purcell
Gerald E .Purcell
Times
David Ambler
Pian Bauman
Eisttaent
Jaycettes
First National Bank
Wrea
Green County Easter Seal Society
Green County
Kenneth Severson
Brodhead
Henry Smith
New Glarus
Thomas Brusveen
Monticello
American Legion Auxiliary
Fred Scott
Browntown
Donald
Deke) Slayton
Wisconsin
R. Finley Barry
County Treasurer Recovery Reported
A letter from Mrs. Ralph Kundert read at the county GOP caucus says the treasurer is making a remarkable recovery after a December hemorrhage. He is convalescing at home and outdoors daily, with hopeful plans to return to duties on a limited basis.
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Ralph Kundert
GOP
Kundert
HITS FASTEST PACE NEW YORK
The stock market in New York surged to its fastest pace of 1966 as profit taking and speculative buying churned many glamour stock gainers.
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New York
Keen Elected Green County Ag Chest President at Meeting
Roland Keen, 46, Juda dairyman, was elected president of the Green County Ag Chest at a monthly meeting in the Agricultural Building. M Pal mar Welsh stepped down after leading since 1959. Arleigh Frautschy became vice president, George House treasurer, Roger Stauttacher secretary, and Floyd Haden director. Queen chair Permin Graber was named for Dairy Day festivities in June. The group set a $4,500 budget with Dairy Day costing up to $1,000 and funded scholarships and promotion efforts.
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Green County Agricultural Chest
County Queen
Roland Keen
George House
Floyd Haden
Arleigh Frautschy
Roger Stauffacher
Permin Graber
Times
Juda
Green County Ag Chest
Keen
M. Palmer Welsh
Welsh
Marvin Siedschlag
Roger Stauttacher
Monroe
Belleville
Monticello
Police Chief Henry Hefty marks 25 years in local force
Chief Henry Hefty observed his 25th anniversary with the department today. He announced that former officer David J. Burri will rejoin the force on March 21, boosting strength to 15. Applications point to a second hire within weeks, with potential 17th candidate if feasible in March. Burri left in 1964 for postal service after 20 years in Navy and police service here.
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Henry Hefty
Henry 8. Hefty
David J. Burri
Postal Service
Burri
Nav
Juta
Old Blumer Brewing Co
Minnesota
Monroe High School
Ripon College
Science Fair At Monroe High Draws Big Crowd
More than 500 persons toured Monroe High School for a Science Open House sponsored by the school Science Club. Over 150 students presented nearly 100 science projects, with Edmund R. Anderson noting strong parent and public turnout. This second program included elementary students and featured club officers Judy Winger president, Diane Liedschlag vice president, and William Figi secretary-treasurer alongside advisers Wayne Stroessner Patricia McConnell and Roy Schweizer.
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Monroe High School
Edmund R. Anderson
Judy Winger
Diane Liedschlag
William Figi
Wayne Stroessner
Patricia McConnell
Roy Schweizer
Bloodmobile Tops Quota in Monroe
The Monroe blood drive collected 120 pints in the Municipal Building. Eleven donors were rejected as volunteers aided by Mrs. Clara Thompson and a turnout of Jaycettes and Homemakers groups. An 8 pint quota for A negative blood for open heart surgery was fulfilled along with replacements for the late Phil Darling.
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Red Cross
Phil Darling
Clara Thompson
Bloodmobile
Mmes
Verne Furniss
Paul Neubaurer
William Tuescher
John Reese
Edward Zupane
John Murray
Leo Norton
Louise Pfister
Jaycettes
Richard Newcomer
William Teuscher
Robert Wolfe
Ray Gordon
Fran Schott
Don Pfister
Robert Leistikow
Victor Ellingson
Alois Ruf
Mabel Greenwald
Marie Geigel
Myron Stair
Louis Blanc
Russell West
Nathan Brown
Robert Weckerly
Leland Ruff
Robert Kramer
T. R. Holyoke
Alma Brugger
Myron Ross
Roy Schultz
Roy Chesebro
James Gordee
Sam Boyd
Fred Wyss
Frank Stiles
John Irvin
James R. Stormont
Marvel Klecker
Johnson proposes cradle to old age health and education plan
President Johnson sent a comprehensive health and education program to Congress aiming to feed disadvantaged children, upgrade hospital facilities, and expand health services. He urged a five year grant plan, new funding for school meals, and extended Education Act provisions while pushing for a higher aid formula and community planning funds.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
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Charlotte Blum
Anne Marti
Terry Miler
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Debbie Marti
Linda Walsh
Anne ‘Irsch
Marlene Schwartz
Anne Elmer
Janet Elmer
Debbie Gerber
Mary
Joy Rieder
Kitty Barry
Ag Chest
David Burri
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