International Visitation Day Brings 18 Foreign Students to Belleville
Eighteen foreign students from Madison area high schools participated in an International Visitation Day at Belleville. Hosted by Doug Scott, the Australian student and master of ceremonies, the event highlighted exchanges with students from Chile Costa Rica Thailand Switzerland Barbados Turkey Germany England Guatemala Ireland Peru South Africa Denmark Australia and others. The PTO sponsors the Belleville AFS program with committee members and student representatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Madison
Chile
Lake Mills High School
Oscar A. Salas-Leon
Costa Rica
Lancaster High School
Claudia Martins Dutra
Brazil
Madison Central University High School
Nuntachal Peansanong
Thailand
Silvia Arpagaus
Switzerland
Madison East High School
Nadean A Smail
Barbados
Madison LaFollette High School
A. Afet Artan
Turkey
Madison West High School
Ingebord
W. E. Fischer
Germany
McFarland High School
Linda M. Shuttleworth
England
Middleton High School
Ana Silvia Rivera - Dominguez
Guatemala
Monona Grove
Freda Bain
Ireland
Mt. Horeb
C. Isabel Delgado-Risso
Peru
Oregon
Annette Grobler
South Africa
Stoughton High School
Sophus P. B. Nielson
Denmark
Verona High School
Janice P. Brady
Australia
Waunakee
PTO
Clifford Scott
How. Beil
Linus Doyle
Kenneth Kramer
Bernice Babler
Rodger Moe
Bernard Dave
Rick Stadelman
James Gibbons
Cathy McSherry
Jane Genin
Lucien Steinbeck
Tom Geiger
Georgian Miller
Deane Short
Janice Schaller
Woody’ Sayles
Argyle Social Roundup From Weekend Visits and Anniversaries
Argyle residents hosted and visited family during a busy weekend. The gatherings included Mrs. Chester Winger and relatives, gun collectors at Polo Illinois, and the 25th WSCS anniversary dinner at Fayette Methodist Church. A 20th wedding anniversary was celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. John J. McDonald in Cuba City, with guests from Darlington Elkhorn Madison and Rockford. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Soper joined later, and other trips included Chicago and Detroit business travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rossing
Margaret
Chester Winger
Rossings
Whitewater
Howard Schellenger
Clifford Penniston
James Penniston
Robert Flint
Polo
Dale Taft
Monroe
Elmer, Krohn
Horeb
Chester
Weinshenk
Wilbert
Andrews
Fayette Methodist Church
WSCS
Gary Soper
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
Clayton Ostby
Darlington
Fred Richter
John J. McDonald
Elmo Club
Cuba City
McDonalds
Michael Boyle
Thomas’ McArdle
Elkhorn
Jack Dammen
Madison
Orlean Dammen
George Albert
Duane Albert
Milwaukee
David Hawley
Deerfield
Ill
Robert Hawley
de Haven
Donald Hermann
Marshall
Hermann
Winger
Beloit Symphony plans family concert and youth program
Be loit Symphony Orchestra under guest conductor William Yarborough will present a free Young People’s Concert on Saturday March 12 at 7 30 p m in the Beloit College Chapel with a theme Building a Concert The same program travels to Janesville on March 19 for a co sponsored youth concert with the American Association of University Women admission 50 cents for Janesville event. Beloit concert is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Yarborough
Beloit Symphony Orchestra
Beloit College
Yarborough
Janesville
American Association of University Women of
Beloit
Center Chairman Session Set On Homemaker Ideas
Marval Klecker announces vice presidents from homemaker clubs will present ideas to center chairmen during March meetings. Sessions in New Glarus, Monroe, Browntown, Juda, Attica, Brodhead and Monticello prepare proposals for a state conference to shape the 1966-67 homemaker program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marval Klecker
New Glarus
Monroe
Agriculture
Browntown
Glen Sawyer
Juda
Ted Newman
Attica
Sam Smith
Brodhead
Bank of Brodhead
Monticello
David Seewolzer
Midwest youths awarded $1000 college scholarships
David Tomter, 17, Osseo Wis, from St Paul Minnesota earned a $1000 college scholarship from the National Farmers Union. He was one of five Midwestern youths recognized on Monday for the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn, Wy
David Tomter
Osseo, Wis
National Farmers Union
Monroe Triumphs 69 61 Over Madison Central in March 1956
Glancing backward to March 2 1956 Monroe’s basketball squad wins 69 to 61 against Madison Central as they begin their challenging path to the state tournament. Also noted a New York drive in robbery where two gunmen abducted a woman teller and stole 188000 dollars from a drive-in bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Madison Central
New York
Strike Notice Looms as Miners Shut Down in 1946
Twenty years ago today on March 2 1946 a stone firm head and a stenographer were found in an Indian stone quarry. John L Lewis of the United Mine Workers files a 30 day strike notice on behalf of about 400 000 miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
Two Black River Men Dead in Auto Thirty Years Ago
Thirty years ago on March 2 1936 two Black River men were found dead in their automobile. Reports of canine poisoning ignite fear among dog owners as authorities investigate possible criminal links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River
March 2 1926 Brings Subzero Temperatures and Local Store Sale
Forty years ago today on March 2 1926 a cold snap continued with subzero temperatures after weeks of moderation. Sam Grenzow purchases an interest in the Bently store in Monticello and leaves the farm west of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Grenzow
Bently
Monticello
Monroe
Senate prepared to stand by the President in 1916
Mystic Workers close membership contest as the Senate set to back the President on March 2 1916 in a historic political moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mystic
Banks Reach Milestone As First National Becomes Million Dollar
On March 2 1906 busy bank day with First National reaching a million dollar status as deposits and loans surge. Farmers close deals swelling bank totals while other local lenders post strong records in Fond du Lac. Robert Bird of Brownsville named state chairman in a 1996 promotion event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National
Fond DU Lac
Robert Bird
Brownsville
TV Highlights Tonight Features Classic Sitcoms And Dramas
A crowded list previews tonight and tomorrow’s TV slate. Notable offerings include Batman reruns, Lost in Space, The Virginian, Hillbillies, Danial Boone, Gunsmoke, Twilight Zone, and a Pork Chop Hill movie, with additional arts and sports programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Peck
Peter Gunn
Mr. D
JoAnn Montgomery Joins Sigma Alpha Eta
Miss JoAnn Montgomery daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Montgomery Browntown recently initiated to hold a key membership in Sigma Alpha Eta professional speech and hearing sorority The basis is a 25 GPA for the previous semester Sigma Alpha Eta is a national organization Miss Montgomery majors in speech pathology at the University of Wisconsin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JoAnn Montgomery
Raymond Montgomery
Browntown
Sigma Alpha Eta
Miss Montgomery
University of Wisconsin
Butz to Speak at PMA Session in Chicago
Dr. Earl L. Butz dean of Purdue agriculture will speak at the Pure Milk Association's first annual meeting in Chicago on March 5 at the Conrad Hilton Hotel. PMA members from Illinois Wisconsin Indiana and Michigan expected. program includes PMA reports a talk by A W Colebank and a luncheon at 11 45 a.m. Leaders will hear 1 35 p.m. resolutions and business session. The event follows a morning program beginning 9 30 a.m. including PMA activity reports. Governor Knowles in fine health after annual checkup. physician says he is in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Butz
School of Agriculture
Purdue University
Pure Milk Association
Chicago
A. L. McWilliams
PMA
Conrad Hilton
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Butz
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Purdue
Department of Agricultural Economics
University of Wisconsin
Rutgers University
University of Chicago
U.S
Food and Agricultural Organization
Rome
A.W. Colebank
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Argyle
Painesville
Ohio
Mack Spikes
Sanderville
Helen
The
Methodist Church
Pecatonica
Leslie Brinkman
Keystone
S.D
Lyle Brinkman
Leaf River
Jil
Otto Brinkman
Leslie
Mount Rushmore
David
Lyle
Larry
Darlene
Heitham
Faye
Mearl Brinkman
Melvin
Marion) Nath
Joyce Althofer
Davis
Heitkam
Milton Rhodes
Davis Junction
Rhodes
Anheuser-Busch
Fred
Fritz) Wills
U.S. 51
Illinois
Fritz
Beacon Community Hall
Fritz” Wittwers
Raymond Wubber
Black Hawk Valley
Terrapin Ridge
Elizabeth, Ill
Apple River Fort
Bad Axe River
Prairie du Chien
Black Hawk
Minor W
Bill) Anderson
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
United States Aid
Agency For International Development
Peace Corps
Robert Gouge Jr
Kathy
Laura
Phoenix
Ariz
Gouge
Louis Larson
Erwin
Tenn
Robert Gouge Sr
R. E
Bud) Miller
Orangeville
Kraft Foods Co
Brussels
Belgium
Frankfort
Liverpool
London
Florida
Carl Lamb
Inter Park
Don Gapen
Gapens
Col
Robert Gapen
Sue Ellen
Islamorado
Plantation Keys
Merrilly
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Center
Brever
Kay
Joker
Robin
Buffalo
Morgan Starr
Randy
Sub-Saharan Africa
Patty Duke
Roy Vogelman
State Stations
Marquis Childs
John Carradine
Jethro
Jed
Great Britain
John Piper
Green Acres
Oliver
China
Bob Hope
Big Valley
Heath
Danny Kaye
Robert Goulet
Joanne Woodward
Robinson
Scott
Warner Family
Accent
Saki
H. Munro
Laramie
Grandpa
Eddie
Daniel Boone
Daniel
Woodrow Roosevelt High
Disko Tech
USA
Arts and the University
Gilligan’s Island
Gidget
Henry Phyfe
Red Buttons
Three Sons
Robbie
Laredo
Rangers
Julia Child
Spencer Tracy
Frank Sinatra
Samantha
Mona McCluskey
Mona
Peyton Place
Doris Schuster
Stereos
City
Phillips & Smith
Hiway
Warren P. Knowles
Anthony R. Curreri
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