County Plans Set For Queen Contest
Green County to vote for the 1968 Green County Dairy Queen starting May 27. Candidates come from Albany, Belleville, Blanchardville, Brodhead, Brooklyn, Juda, Monroe, Monticello, New Glarus. Top three crowned county queen after interviews on June 27 at Albany. Community queen chairs listed. banquet June 27. Daily Breakfast June 1 in St John’s UCC. Ballots issued with 20 cent dairy purchase. one per purchase.
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Green County Dairy Queen
Green County Ag
Permin Graber
Albany
Belleville
Blanchardville
Brodhead
Brooklyn
Juda
Monroe
Monticello
New Glarus
Green County
Gary Brewer
William Fahey
Elmon Ott
Robert Brown
William Legler
Browntown
Dale Young
Paul Matzke
Roger Stauffacher
Ernest Wegmueller
Henry V._Baebler
Don Rupnow
John Freitag
St. John’s
Legion Delegates Set For Session in Appleton
Four delegates to the state American Legion convention at Appleton July 19 20 21 were elected by Zil mer Riley Post No 84 led by Past Commander John Marty. Delegates are Warren Gerhart Robert Hendrickson Russ West and Earl Webster. Alternate delegates are Olin Flisram and John Webster. Election of officers for 1969 to be held June 20. Green County wide officer installation set for June 23 in New Glarus. Post to underwrite Legion baseball expenses with Robert Hardell Jr as athletic officer and Marty Deignan as coach. Memorial Day plans and Poppy Day volunteers announced. Membership pins awarded to five members and Lake Toma hawk cabin bookings noted. Total post membership 408.
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American Legion
Appleton
Warren Gerhart
Robert Hendrickson
Russ West
Earl Webster
Olin Flistam
John Webster
John Marty
Russell West
George Grant
Walter Speich
Paul Kammerode
Tom Casey
Robert Mueller
Green County American Legion
New Glarus
Robert Hardell Jr
Marty Deignan
Olin Flisram
Green County
Fred Flick
Paul Lochner
William Eberhardt
Ralph Lindsay
Floyd Pyle
Lake Tomahawk
Flisram
Life
Paul J. Lochner
Ralph A. Lindsay
E. L. Niffenegger
Speaking Out and Sounding Off in 1960s Women Columns
A lively women’s column reflects on equal access to voices in media, club activities, and civic events. It notes May plans for 4 H, FFA and FHA groups, a Sammy Davis play, channel 21 educational TV, Linz Austria youth train model towns, and a homemade asparagus soup recipe as playful, personable civic-era commentary.
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Channel 21
Educational
T.V
Linz
Austria
Finland
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns
Eventide dusk over the land brings night and quiet. Silence and peace creep across mankind as day closes its eyes for a restful, sleepless night.
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Clair R. Munns
Day
Area Prom King Among Injured in Two Friday Accidents
Brodhead prom king Glen Condon 17 and two prom court members Kathleen Duchow 18 and Debra Hoff 16 were injured in two Friday crashes. A three car collision on Highways 11 81 north of Juta involved Duchow Hoff Gregory Anderson and the Chapman and Kubly households. Condon was hurt when oncoming traffic collided with his motorcycle on a Brodhead main street. Hospital reports list Anderson with a back injury and Condon with a concussion and fractured foot. Duchow and Hoff received facial and leg injuries and were treated and released at St. Clare.
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Brodhead
Glen Condon
Prom Court
Kathleen Duchow
Debra Sue Hoff
Gregory Lee Anderson
North Edge of
Juta
Herbert C. Chapman
Lem Kubly
17Th Ave
Monroe
Vance Anderson
Lyle Condon
Leon Kubly
Chapman
Mary
Robert
Kathleen Vuchow
Debra Hoff
Car crashes and a hit and run reported in local sheriff notes
A rear end collision involving Hapman and a Chapman vehicle followed by a collision with Mrs Kubly led to injuries for Anderson and two passengers. Sheriff logs note 6:55 p.m. response and two other noninjury incidents. A milk truck ran off County Trunk M spilling 24 cans of milk after a tire blowout near Brown Town. A deer strike near Mt Horeb damaged a fence panel. A La Borde vehicle was struck by a hit and run at 13th Street and 14th Avenue. Pedestrians witnessed the incident according to police.
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Browntown
Jackie J. Jer
Mt. Horeb
U. Bigler
Robert M. la- Borde
Juda
13Th St
14Th Ave
la- Borde
Freeport Doctor Died On Friday
Freeport special edition reports Dr. Sara E. Hewetson 98 longtime Freeport physician died Friday May 17 at Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home in Mount Morris where she had lived three years. She practiced in Freeport for 40 years with no immediate survivors. Graveside rites in St. Clairsville Monday.
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Freeport
Sara E. Hewetson
Pinecrest Manor
Mount Morris
St. Clairsville
Educators envision 2000 learning revolution and lifelong retraining
Washington group led by Dr. Louis L. Bright predicts a blended education system by 2000 with early school entry, lifelong learning, and constant retraining for most workers. Centers run by Stanford Research Institute and Syracuse University aim to explore possibilities, not firm plans, emphasizing thinking skills over outdated facts.
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Washington
Louis L. Bright
U.S. Office of Education
Stanford Research Institute
Menlo Park
Calif
Syracuse University
New York
Northside Elementary School opens with new instructional hub
Anthony R. Serpe outlines Monroe Northside Elementary as open house draws near. The 5,000 square foot Instructional Materials Center acts as library, research hub, and learning hub with visual equipment, carrels, AV center, and remote-controlled projection rooms. The plan supports remediation and curriculum coordination to smooth grade transitions, with building credits listing local firms for architecture, contracting, electrical, heating, plumbing, landscaping, and furniture.
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Monroe Northside
Anthony R. Serpe
Northside
Lm.c
John J. Flad and Associates
Madison
Severson and Schlinz
Janesville
General Contractors
Rubi and Leuenberger
Monroe
Mueller Heating Co
Lanz Plumbing and Heating Co
Witte and Barker
Beloit
Plumb- Sergeman and Son
Mec
Terloo
Wiscosin School Service
Sheboygan
UW Buildings Scene of Bombs During Campus Sit-In
Police report homemade firebombs hurled into South Hall at the University of Wisconsin as demonstrators opposed to school finances staged a sit-in. No injuries or damage estimates given, but Dean Chandler Young's office suffered the worst damage from water and flames. State fire marshal investigation to determine ignition source.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
South Hall
Conrol
F. Chandler Young
College of Letters and Sciences
Materials Help With Education at Monroe High School
Editor note previews Monroe High School evaluation by the North Central Association. It outlines goals to provide enrichment education and leisure experiences through diverse instructional materials. Centralized resources near the library expand services, with emphasis on interdependence with the public library and ongoing evaluation of materials programs.
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North Central Association Colleges and Secondary Schools
Monroe High School
Board of Education
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Matt Bissig
Little Sugar Creek
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