Windfall funds earmarked for future school district projects
The Board of Education decided to earmark about 90 000 from the 975 000 bond issue for future needs under the expanded district. Funds will back rural grade centers, Hiawatha and Browntown additions, and remodeling of the junior high home economics room, with other steps like securities investment and bus contract adjustments also approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
al Wie Tumnus
Hiawatha
Browntown
D.J. Huenink
Dutch Hollow
Hillside
Pleasant Valley
Spring Creek
U.S. Securities
Monroe Truck Lease, Inc
Supt Huenink
Monroe
William R. Stuckey
Rees Construction Co
Stuckey
Lincoln School
Mfg. Co
Argentina Youth to Study at Monroe High School
A Tucuman Argentina youth, David Eduard Schulman, selected by the American Field Service to study at Monroe High School for the 1963-64 year. He will be 17 before fall classes and aims to take senior courses. E. O. Evans, Monroe AFS chairman, notes this marks the program's start here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucuman
Argentina
American Field Service
Monroe High School
David Eduardo Schulman
Leee
Whv
Florida
David
E. O. Evans
Monroe American Field Service Committee
Evans
AFS
Barry
Duroe
Janice Weere
Ectudy
Argeen
Leo Sebald
ARS
Monroe
Fred R. Simpson
James Ingston
Carol Brand
Jane Hager
Last Small Class Seniors at Monroe High School in 1963
144 candidates for Monroe High School’s 1963 graduation were approved by the Board of Education. Graduation is set for Thursday June 6 with baccalaureate on the prior Sunday. Dr. Philip H. Falk will give the commencement address. Enrollment for next year is projected at 168. The candidate list includes Lawrence J. Asmus, Jean M. Abegglen, Ronald J. Aebly, Lois Kay Allen, and others. The next page continues the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Board of Education
Philip H. Falk
Madison Schools
Falk
Madison Redevelopment Authority
D.J. Huenink
Lawrence J. Asmus
Jean M. Abegglen
Ronald J. Aebly
Lois Kay Allen
Robert J. Ammon
Morton D. Armstrong
Jack R. Ault
Leon F. Baertschi
Janet L. Barry
Irvin J. Bart
Rev Arne D Martin Elected Secretary of Wisconsin Upper Michigan Synod
Rev Arne D Martin pastor of Nativity Lutheran church in Milwaukee wins the role of secretary for the Wisconsin Upper Michigan Synod of the Lutheran Churches in America at the convention held in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Lake
Arne D. Martin
Nativity Lutheran Church of
Milwaukee
Wisconsin-Upper Michigan Synod
The
Lutheran Churches In America
Goldwater Seeks California Groups Stop Fund Drives
Senator Barry Goldwater asked three California GOP groups to halt presidential campaign fund raising. He wrote two volunteer organizations to state he is not a candidate for the 1964 nomination and wants all efforts ended. The move mirrors Gov. Rockefeller’s cancellation of Goodwin Knight’s nomination drive in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barry Goldwater
California
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Goodwin J. Knight
New Yorker
Marion
Nichols
Central Wisconsin Beef Producers Co-operative
Kilbourn Co-Operative Exchange
Nolan
Nolan Livestock Auction Market, Inc
Waupaca
Reynolds Veto Sparks GOP Tax Battle in Wisconsin
Wisconsin politics collide as Governor Reynolds vetoes a GOP backed sales tax bill. Senators deride his veto as a low campaign stunt while Republicans warn of higher property taxes. D emocrats defend the governor and seek budget tax talks. The frame also notes a dam project opposition by the conservation department and sportsmen, with a bill to prohibit dam construction advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
John W. Reynolds
Senate
Robert Knowles
New Richmond
Knowles
Walter Hollander
Rrosendale
Joint Finance Committee
Reynolds
Risser
Tne Pirate Runk
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Three men named to Wisconsin Agriculture Board by governor
Gov. Reynolds appointed Russell McCarthy of Cottage Grove to a full six year term on the Wisconsin Agriculture Board. Other appointees are Clayton Nichols of Route 2 Wisconsin Beels and Lewis Andrews. No Senate action yet on McCarthy’s confirmation for the extended term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Agriculture Board
Reynolds
Russell McCarthy
Cottage Grove
Senate
McCarthy
Clayton Nichols
Route 2
Wisconsin Beels
Andeas Marion
Nichols
Central Wisconsin Beef Producers Co-operative
Kilbourn Co-Operative Exchange
Nolan
Nolan Livestock Auction Market, Inc
Waupaca
Welf River Dam bid far exceeds estimate
Langlade County Board opened the sole bid for the Welf River dam project and found it cost double the estimate. Dufek Sand and Gravel Co. of Antigo submitted the $126,684.50 bid, per County Clerk R M Moss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antigo
Welf River
Langlade County Board
Dufek Sand and Gravel Co
R.M. Moss
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Valley District Camporee At Albany Wildlife Refuge
More than 200 people including 167 Scouts register for the Valley District Camporee at Albany Wildlife Refuge on Sugar River Pond Albany. Four one hour programs cover wildlife forestry nature trail and tree planting with merit badges awarded for forestry and wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Wildlife Refugee
Sugar River Pond
Albany
Sugar River
Stauffacher-Dearth
Clarence R. Benkert
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Dick Camp
Roy Hefty
Phillip Benkert
Richard Rhyner
Monroe
Valley District
Dewey Dwyer
Monroe senior named nursing scholarship winner
Barbara Rasmussen, a Monroe high school senior, was chosen for a three year nursing scholarship from the Past Presidents Parley of the Department of Wisconsin American Legion Auxiliary. She will attend Eau Claire Luther School of Nursing this fall and will be presented at the department convention in Madison on July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Barbara Rasmussen
Department of Wisconsin, American Legion Auxiliary
Miss Rasmussen
Norman L. Rasmussen
15Th Avenue
Madison
Legion Auxiliary
Barbara
Eau Claire Luther School of Nursing
Mary Jo Henning
Alfred Henning Jr
St. Luke's Hospital
Chicago
S* Ec Ardenart
John Callahan
Susan Goetz
Susan Blumer
Christi Ault
Gary Baumgartner
James Schmerse
Nancy Willkomm
Judi Sallas
Ronald Roberts
Norager
Golf Dinner Event For Bankers Tuesday
The Green County Bankers Association holds its annual golf outing next Tuesday at Monroe County Club hosted by local banks. Golf starts at 1 p.m. and the dinner program at 7 p.m. includes the election and musical entertainment by the Green County Barbershop Quartet and Chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Bankers Association
Monroe Country Club
Green County Barbershop
Tanker bases in Canada to close by July first
External Affairs Minister Martin announced two of four U S air tanker bases in Canada used for refueling bombers will close by July 1 because new longer range tanker planes make them unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
U.S
Canada
Martin
Wisconsin Kerr Mills plan gains support at joint hearing
Gov. Reynolds the State Chamber of Commerce and state medical and dental societies back bills to have Wisconsin join the Kerr Mills program for seniors over 65. It would cover eligibility for single persons under 1300 and married couples under 2700 yearly, with a $10 million annual cost shared with the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Gov. Reynolds
State Chamber of Commerce
Medical and Dental
Senate
Assembly Public Welfare
Wisconsin
Kerr-Mills
Leonard Zabrensky
Onesss
Kennedy
L. Horman
Milwaukee
Chamber of Commerce
State Medical Society and
Dental Society
Wilbur Schmidt
State Department of Public Welfare
Schmidt
Racine Officer Dies in Scuffle After Shootout
Detective Hantschel was shot and killed in a confrontation at a Racine department store. Thomas C. Morris, 26, of Sand Creek, fled with Albro in a squad car. Albro was wounded and Morris hidden in a garage. Albro later reported both officers injured as they returned to HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Morris
Hantschel
Sand Creek
Dunn County
Hantshel
Albro
Goldblatt
Wil Vist
Aly
Jonnreyvon
Thomas C. Morris
Thomas Koetting
Watershed hosts Farm City Night with guest speaker
The Richland Creek Watershed invited city friends to Farm City Night at the agricultural building. Arthur Tschudy led the watershed as president. Crawford Thayer of Jamesway Ft Atkinson spoke. A luncheon was served and Johnny's Polka Jacks from Monroe High provided music. More than 40 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Creek
Crawford Thayer
Jamesway
Ft. Atkinson
Johnny
Monroe
Arthur Tschudy
Pact in Birmingham Brings White Boycott of Downtown Stores
Desegregation pact in Birmingham gains backing from leading white businessmen to quell unrest. A mass march is planned for April 12 with both white and Negro leaders participating. A man was sentenced to 180 days and fined $100, with appeal bond set at $2,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Haiti Dictator Duvalier Declares He Will Stay
Haiti's ruler Duvalier announces his intention to remain in office as racial tensions rise. In Montgomery, Governor Wallace criticizes Kennedy for sending federal troops into Alabama amid desegregation clashes. Rev. Fred L. Shuttlesworth Jr. is convicted in City Court for parading without a permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Duvalier
Mer
Montgomery
Wallace
Kennedy
Alabama
Birmingham
Duvalier Declares Reelection as Haiti Cracks Down
Haiti's dictator Francois Duvalier told American reporters he will stay in power despite rumors he plans to flee. He claims a new six year term after a rigged election as his inauguration looms May 22. Haitians are being herded into trucks to Port au Prince and forced to contribute to inaugural costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Duvalier
Astronaut Gordon Cooper Set for Pacific Splashdown
Cape Canaveral reports astronaut Gordon Cooper on a 22 orbit flight with Faith 7 aimed at a Pacific splashdown near Midway Island around 6 20 p m Monroe time. Recovery carrier Kearsarge stands by as mission control confirms go for a late day descent and landing in the southeastern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Gordon Cooper
Pacific Ocean
Ith
Jin
Mercury Control Center
Cooper
Shanghai
China
Monroe
Pacific
Midway Island
Midway
Kearsarge
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Indian Ocean
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Faith 7
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Shepard
Australia
Roger
Muchea
Eastern Pacific
Air Force
Cheese Market Steady With Ample Supplies and Varied Prices
The cheddar market shows steady activity with stocks moving through regular outlets. Supplies of all current styles are ample and prices range across several cheddar forms from 34 to 39 percent depending on block size and style.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board
Small
MaryAnn Blum
Barbara Ann Boss
Mary Christine Boss
Carol J. Brown
Roger V. Brunkow
Carole J. Buehler
Daniel B. Counselman
Charles E. Cox
LaVerne H., Crooks
Raphael J. Daly
Charles J. Dearth
Sally B. Dickson
Elwyn L. Drye
Roger Ellie
Michael C. Fricrican
Kay E. Fernstaedt
Beatrice M. Flanagan
James A. Foesch
Connie Ann Gable
Rev. Martin
GOP
Hollander
Frank Panzer
Brownsville
Fred Risser
Schedalea Nors Ver
Welf
Vickie Martin
Richard Barry
Terry Kubly
Dream Ballet
Thomas Norager
Patricia van Dyke
Kerr-Mills Plan
Watershed
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