Girl Scouts Plan Drive for Special Gifts in 1967
The Badger Council of Girl Scouts announces 1967 fund raising from October 16 to 26 in towns not covered by a community chest including Juda Brodhead Monticello and Brownton. Green Rock and Walworth counties run simultaneous campaigns led by Andrew Goodman Delaware as general chair.
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Badger Council of
Girl Scouts
Juda
Brodhead
Monticello
Browntown
Monroe
United Fund
Andrew Goodman
Delavan
Green
Thomas Keen in Critical Condition After Farm Accident
Thomas Keen, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Keen of Route 1 Juda, remains in critical condition at St. Clare Hospital after a farm accident yesterday afternoon. He was pulled into a corn picking machine, suffering facial lacerations, severe injuries to his right arm, and multiple abrasions and body lacerations.
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Thomas Keen
Kenneth Keen
Juda
St. Clare Hospital
Daily Doggerel Foretells Frosts and Fall Delights
The verse by Clair R. Munas foresees frosts and chilly twilights signaling a new fall season. It invites readers to listen as a gentle, optimistic message from God marks seasonal delight.
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Clair R. Munas
Touring the World Two Swiss Visitors Learn by Travels
Mike Planinspek and Ted Roost travel the world 16 months from Switzerland, painting a map on a car and hoping to reach Expo 67. They funded the trip themselves, worked in Australia, endured rough roads and fuel scares, and plan to return to Nebraska after visiting Niagara Falls and Canada.
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Nelen
Zimmerli
Mike Planinsek
Geneva
Switzerland
Ted Roost
Zurich
Green County
Mike
Ted
California
Niagara Falls
Canada
Nebraska
Australia
Midwest
Gulf of Carpentaria
Auto Workers Strike Enters Second Month at Ford
DETROIT The United Auto Workers strike against Ford Motor Co. enters its second month with little progress despite meetings. Walter P. Reuther, visiting Ford pickets at River Rouge, recalls a 30 year old clash at Gate 4. Ford allows production at three plants making parts for American Motors while awaiting legal rulings. About 890 workers at Rawsonville, Ypsilanti, and Sandusky plants affected. injunction sought to keep nonunion workers from entering Ford Sterling Township.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Ford
River Rouge
Dearborn
Reuther
Gate 4
American Motors Corp
Sterling Township
Malcolm L. Denise
American Motors
Rawsonville
Ypsilanti
Mich
Sandusky
Ohio
Monroe Cheese makers roll to first grid victory
The Monroe Cheese makers defeated the Stoughton Vikings 19 to 13 at T. R. Holyoke field for their season’s first win. Galen Kuebli rushed 158 yards and Jim Bossany threw for 90 yards with three completions to Fred Dearth. Defensive standout Stu Grendahl intercepted two passes and Monroe forced four Selbo misthrows, setting up two touchdowns as the crowd roared.
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Monroe
Stoughton Vikings
T. R. Holyoke Field
Stoughton
Galen Kuebli
Cheesemakers
Jim Bossany
Bossamy
Fred Dearth
Viking
Randy Finnegan
Stu Grendahl
Page
Local residents embark on European tour and studies
Mrs. Karl Grill formerly Joyce Babler travels with her husband from Madison to Copenhagen by air for a long European tour. He recently earned the Army Commendation Medal for Vietnam service. They plan to visit Denmark Switzerland Vienna Paris and possibly Greece. Hans Roggen visits Bern with daughter Monika and shifts to a co operative buyer role after selling his druggist business. James W. Dixon earns CPA after passing boards. Mrs. Olstad returns from Akure Nigeria to join Belmont teachers. Seven Lodi Art Association members plus two from Madison Middleton exhibit at the House on the Rock tomorrow and Sunday.
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Karl P. Grill
Joyce Babler
Harry Babler
11Th Street
Monroe
Madison
Europe
Dr. Grill
Vietnam
Grill
Copenhagen
Denmark
Switzerland
Joyce Grill
Vienna
Paris
Grills
Greece
Hans Roggen
Bern
Inlaw
Werner
Martha) Bernet
Hame
Miss Monika
Bennet
Roggen
The
Lodi Art Association
Middleton
House On the Rock
Spring Green
Dodgeville
Dont Forget Jim Master of Ceremonies for Farmers Night
James Schwoegler, conservationist from La Crosse and former SCS head in Green County, will MC the Jaycee Farmers Recognition Night honoring county conservation farmers. Len Gaylord Nelson is the guest speaker. program starts at 8 p.m. at Monroe Junior High School Auditorium.
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James Schwoegler
Schwoegler
SCS
Green County
Len Gaylord Nelson
Monroe
Jaycees
Pat Hampton
Jaycee
Mrs Harold Schulz of Monticello Dies
Mrs Harold Schulz wife of the Monticello street commissioner died this morning. An autopsy is being held today as coroner Richard Wagner investigates the death. Voegels Funeral Home Monticello is in charge of arrangements.
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Harold Schulz
Monticello
Monticello Street
Richard Wagner
Voegels
Farmsters Meeting Set for Wednesday in Monroe
The next Farmsters meeting will be Wednesday Oct 11 at 8 p.m. in the Agricultural Building Monroe A travel film will be shown George Hartman farm management agent urged members to bring ideas for program planning and preparation this month.
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Farmsters
Monroe
George Hartman
Hunger Aid Bill Shelved for Six Month Study
Washington lawmakers shelved the federal emergency hunger bill for six months while a government study seeks to identify the scope and location of serious hunger and malnutrition. Senate support was strong in August, but House action waits the study results and clearer targeting for aid.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Senate
Health, Education and Welfare Nor
Agriculture Departments
House Agriculture Panel
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
Mississippi
Swedish Twiggy diet tragedy claims teen life
An 18 year old Swedish girl died after a self imposed Banting diet to resemble Twiggy. She weighed 45 pounds and died from under nourishment complicated by pneumonia. Four friends pursued similar diets but stopped after her death.
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Halmdiad
Twiggy
William Banting
London
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Badger Council
Janesville
Asia
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Fiji Islands
Hawaii
Vancouver
B.C
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Austria
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Bulgaria
Turkey
Iran
Afghanistan
West
Pakistan
India
Malaya
Thailand
Singapore
No Man’s Land
America
Vikings
Helen
James W. Dixon
Certified Public Accountant
James Olstad
Akure
Nigeria
Africa
Belmont School System
Darlington
Olstad
U.S. Agency For International Development
AID
University of Wisconsin
Kuebli
Tom Casey
Jim
Farmsters Meeting
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