Orangeville board approves architects for high school addition
The Orangeville School Board authorized Lofton Architects for a proposed high school addition and approved funding for heat and land inquiry with Highland Community College. The $1,225,000 project would partly rely on state and federal funds, with Orangeville's share about $33,800, a reduction if Mount Carroll joins.
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Orangeville
Lofton Architects
Stephenson Area
Pearl City
Lena-Winslow
Dakota
Shannon
Freeport
Mount Carroll
Highland Community College
Highland
New Glarus Businessmen Hear Vocational Talk
Twenty two members of the New Glarus Business Association heard Wayne Duerst and Ken Sedbrook discuss a proposed vocational training program as part of public school activities in the New Glarus area. They stressed business and professional cooperation to prepare students for local jobs. Sedbrook coordinates Monroe Juda Albany and New Glarus. The group plans to invite a Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce representative to discuss upgrading the association to a Chamber. Next meeting is Wednesday March 28.
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NEW Glarus
Times Special
New Glarus Business Assn
Glarner Stube
Wayne Duerst
New Glarus Vocational Education Advisory Council
Ken Sedbrook
Duerst
Sedbrook
Monroe
Juda
Albany
Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Lorch
Dr. Fencil
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Seifert
Fencil
Wisconsin Power and Light
Johnson
A.F.T
Schumacher
Helgesteel
Roy Mielke
Mielke
Roy C. Mielke
Carl Seifert
Willis Lorch
Hull
Zollie Hall
Blackhawk Technical Institute
State
Hall
Blackhawk Tech
Lynda Gebert
Rotarians Host International Dinner I n St Victor School Gym
Monroe Rotary Club members and guests enjoyed an international buffet night during Rotary International week at St. Victor's School gym. Dr. John Frantz received a Revere Bowl as a Rotary Paul Harris Fellow. Dr. Meir Qureshi led the event as SURPASS Standards chair with dishes from India, the Philippines, Scandinavia, Germany, Peru, Mexico, Switzerland, Afghanistan, and more.
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Monroe Rotary Club
St. Victor’s
John Frantz
Revere
Rotary Paul Harris
International Rotary Program
Meir Qureshi
Tom Bustle
St. Clare Hospital
Rotary Anns
F. S. Santiago
Philippines
Qureshi
India
James Weir
Ray Corbins
C. A. Jaramillo
Ben Campa
John Schild
Mary Frantz
Afghanistan
Peace Corps
William Baker
PTO discusses summer jobs and training at Orangeville meeting
Representatives from Swiss Colony Micro Switch and Kelly Springfield spoke to students and parents about factory work apprenticeships and on the job training. Illinois State Employment Agency outlined favorable summer job outlook in industry retail and government.
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Orangeville
PTO
Robert Schrieber
Swiss Colony
Monroe
Jack Benoy
Illinois State Employment Agency
Freeport
Bill Homb
Micro Switch
Hal Boettner
Bob Richardson
Newell Manufacturing Co
John
Arsnovas
Wilbur Brown
Brodhead Forensics Team Places Fourth in State League
Brodhead High School forensics team earned fourth place at the State Line League Tournament held February 24 at Holy Name Seminary in Madison. A list of students received A ratings including Diane Harvey and Theresa Boyle. B ratings went to Connie Milks and others. sub-district contest is set for March 8 at Black Hawk High School.
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Brodhead
Brodhead High School
Holy Name Seminary
Madison
Diane Harvey
Theresa Boyle
Kris Condon
Kerry Keen
Glenn Staffeld
Kathy Petersen
Cindy Carson
Debbie Pawlisch
Yvonne Schlittler
Connie Milks
Sue Share
Melanie Schlittler
Paula Haraldson
Diane Silbaugh
Mary Ripp
Donna Thompson
Wendy Pinnow
Sharon Morgan
Black Hawk High School
South Wayne
Frydenlund discharged after 18 months in Germany
James Frydenlund son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Frydenlund has been discharged from the U S Army after 18 months in Germany where he served as a cook. His parents spent three weeks with him last summer and the family toured many countries on the continent during his leave.
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Albany
James Frydenlund
Kenneth Frydenlund
U.S. Army
Germany
James
Stanford Pom Pon Candidate Seeks Five Lighthearted Roles
Stanford University sophomore Jim Rosskopf seeks one of five pom pon dolly spots amid about twenty female contenders. The VTAE Five Board minutes cover regular proceedings on January 17 1973 including budget, contracts, airport remodeling, resignations, and committee appointments.
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Stanford
Calif
Jim Rosskopf
Stanford University
Rosskopf
Dolly
Board OF
Blackhawk Vocational, Technical and Adult Education District
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