Prof Ellarson Among Wisconsin Conservation Award Winners
Wisconsin Conservation Achievement Awards for 1966 will honor retired wildlife professor Robert Ellarson of Madison and the Trees for Tomorrow Camp at Eagle River at a Milwaukee Governor's Awards banquet on Oct. 24. Ellarson, recognized for his Wonderful World of Nature radio broadcasts reaching over 50,000 school children weekly, and Trees for Tomorrow, praised for its conservation workshops, highlight ten awardees with additional honors to be announced soon.
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Robert Ellarson
Madison
Trees For Tomorrow
Eagle River
Milwaukee
Ellarson
Conn
School of the Air
Pulp, Paper and Power Companies of
Wisconsin
Trees For
Wisconsin Bow Hunters Association
Ray Beckman
Monroe
Green County Conservation League
George Molinaro
Kenosha
City
Green County
Warren P. Knowles
University
University of Wisconsin
Clarence Schoenfeld
Daily Doggere! Colorful Politics by Clair Manas
A fragment from Clair R. Manas editorializes on modern political theory and economic policy. The piece hints at balancing governance and the economy while criticizing current approaches in a satirical daily column tone.
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Daily Doggere
Clair R. Manas
J A Stadelman Hurt in Mishap on Highway 11
Joseph A. Stadelman a 76 year old Route 1 South Wayne resident was reported in poor condition at St Clare Hospital after an automobile crash yesterday afternoon. Deputies say his car left the road traveled across the shoulder road and ditch struck a light pole and went airborne before landing. Police reported another wreck on 11th Street injuring three, including Ronald Eckstam 17 Barbara Eckstam 11 and Charles Irvin 16.
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Joseph A. Stadelman
Route 1
South Wayne
St. Clare Hospital
Jonroe
Highway 11
Ronald E. Eckstam
Monroe
11Th St
Barbara Eckstam
Charles Irvin
Adult Class Has Openings at High School of Ice
An adult education class invites registrations this week though its first session was held Tuesday. Room remains for several participants. The course covers letter writing, customer interviewing, counseling, telephone techniques and writing effective collection letters. It is accredited toward a Credit Counselor designation and completing two courses already earns credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School
Ofice
ADA Official Calls End to Fight with New Market Research
Edward Kuerth of the American Dairy Association told Southeastern Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association members that the fight must end and that the group should proceed with new market research and usage to advance the dairy industry in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Villen
American Dairy Association
Wisconsin
Edward Kuerth
ADA
Southeastern Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association
Clifton Webb dies at 69 in Beverly Hills after heart attack
Clifton Webb, renowned for his imperious wit and urbane style, died at age 69 in Beverly Hills from a heart attack. Born Webb Parmalee Hollenbeck in Indianapolis, his career spanned child singing, dancing, Broadway, and film. He starred in Laura, The Razor’s Edge, and Sitting Pretty, earning multiple acting nominations and remaining a defining screen presence.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Clifton Webb
Webb
Hs Webb
Helen Matthews
Indianapolis
Ind
Parmalee Hollenbeck
New York
Bonnie Glass
Murray's Roman Gardens
Noel Coward
Laura
Mr. Ivedere
Solway Corp Formed To Make Dairy Equipment In Monroe
A new firm Solway Corp formed with headquarters in Monroe plans manufacturing and nationwide sales of dairy equipment including pipe line milkers and bulk coolers. Many investors are former Solar Co. employees or dealers, with V.P. Rupnow among backers. The firm will operate from the Dean Mille Co. building near the overhead bridge and aims to distribute across the United States and Canada.
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Hupnow
12Th St
Monroe
Solway Corp
Rupnow
Solar Co
New Corporation
Dean Mille Co
Bowman Dairy
United States
Canada
Sorbacker Named President of Wisconsin Municipalities League
Sorbacker is named president of the League of Wisconsin Municipalities at the annual convention. Merrill Mayor Ralph F. J. Voigt is elected vice president and Winneconne village president James Coughlin becomes second vice president.
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Sorbacker
Swauk Eve
Roy A. Sorbacker
Black Earth
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Ralph F. J. Voigt
Merrill
James Cough
Winneconne
Monroe County "Dwarf" Colleges Face Early Elimination
The Green County Teachers College is among two year institutions slated for closure at term end as the Coordinating Committee for Higher Education moves to phase out small county colleges. Enrollments under 50 trigger shutdowns. others will follow in a staged plan. Fee waivers for displaced freshmen are proposed to ease transitions.
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St. Clare Hospital
Monroe Clinic
Arthur D. Dailey
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Robert R. Baumann
Thomas L. Watt
University of Wisconsin
Green County Teachers College
Associated Press
Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
Green County College
CCHE
Green
Buffalo
Juneau
Lincoln
Polk
Vernon
Superior State
Angus Rothwell
Jhe
Columbia Kewane
Langlade
Sauk J
Waushara
Sauk County
University of Wisconsin Center At
Baraboo
Rothwell
The Fence At UW Provokes Campus Satire
At the University of Wisconsin Elvehjem Art Center construction site a four foot fence serves as an outdoor comic strip for students. Painted lines parody religion politics and life with quips about Lennon McNamara Oswald and Walden Pond reflecting campus wit and rebellion.
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Madison
John Lennon
University of Wisconsin
Elvehjem Art Center
Lennon
Wisconsin
Greenwich Village
Lee Harvey Oswald
Walden Pond
Jo Culdren
Bor Students of Life
Wisconsin Student “Association
Gary Zweilel
Monticello
Eulogy to an Old Friend Poem for burned Reform Church
A former member, Jean Bidlingmaier Kleckner of Madison, wrote a poem titled Eulogy to an Old Friend in response to the lightning fire that destroyed Reforma tion United Church of Christ near Monticello. The church, 90 years old, left only two vases and the congregation meeting in Monticello United Church.
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United Church of Christ
Monticello
Washington
Monroe Citizens Advisory Council approves by laws
The Monroe Citizens Advisory Council approved by laws at a meeting in the Municipal Building. Officers were installed for the coming year and duties of members listed. The group, 16 members, was formed by Mayor Ekum in July to pursue federal aid.
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Monroe
Paul Mueller
Walter
Fkum
Mueller
Ekum
New Fire Station Opening in Argyle Adams
A grand opening of the enlarged Argyle Adams fire station will be Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. Firemen will show equipment and give rides on fire trucks to children. Refreshments will be provided. Public is invited.
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Argyle
Argyle-Adams
Moyers Plans Johnson Visit Preparations in Seoul
Secretary Moyers arrived early in Seoul to coordinate the upcoming President Johnson visit set for October 31 to November 2. He met with Korean officials and security aides to finalize arrangements and ensure smooth ceremonies during the trip.
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Moyers
Seoul
Korea
White Mouse
Bill D. Moyers
President Johnson
Scouts Launch Busy Weekend at Valley District Camporee
Scouts begin a busy weekend with flag raising at 8 45 am at Yanders Lake near Brown, as the Valley District Camporee starts. Programs run 9 to 12 and 1 to 9 with evening activities at 7 2 pm after a 5 19 time. There will be a rampfire and fireside events at 6 30 pm with a 4 30 pm bedtime. Conditions may force optional night activities. Sunday includes Catholic and Protestant church sets up. Camp chairs Ed Huston Clarence Benkett Roy Hefty James Schwoegler Dr C G Hennager and Don Barry oversee programs. Early arrivals eat sack lunches. troops cook by patrols. visitors welcome for picnics.
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Ed Huston
Clarence Benkett
Roy Hefty
James Schwoegler
C.G. Hennager
Don Barry
Dewey Dwyer
Chaiman
McNamara backs Viet Nam trip claim of setback to communists
Secretary Robert S. McNamara returned to Washington declaring a very productive visit to South Vietnam. He said U S forces have blunted a Communist effort to cut the country in half and asserted progress in the war effort.
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Maomusiun
Robert S. McNamara
Washington
South Viet Nam
U.S
Mother Hurls Children From 18 Floor Window
An Af rican diplomat's wife at 525 E 86th St in New York hurled her two young children from an 8th floor window then died in the courtyard. Police said the scene resembled a bloody battlefield as bystanders and witnesses described the frantic moments before the fall.
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New York
Olive M. Mwalilino
Kotoki
Janet
Malawi
United Nations
G. T. K. Mwalilino
U.N
E. 86Th St
Gerald Cristodero
Poice
Cristodero
David Anderson
87Th’ Street
Anderson
87Th Street
Cristodoro
Tell Guild Prepares Anniversary Events 1967
The Wilhelm Tell Community Guild met at Village Hall to plan the 30th anniversary in 1967. Henry M. Schmidt, long‑time secretary treasurer and charter board member, was re‑elected a director. Edward Willi was re‑elected president and Mrs. Kenneth Ross vice president. Schmidt retained as secretary. Clayton’s west Thierstein will remain as holdover directors.
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IEW
Wilhelm Tell Community Guild
Henry M. Schmidt
Edward Willi
Kenneth Ross
Schmidt
Clayton
West Thierstein
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Laurence Oliver
County
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McNamara
Ourn
Citizens Advisory Group
Meet
John C. McElhaney
Theodore J. Burgy
Burgy
Franz Brand
Arthur F. Roethe
Robert Weckerly
John K. Fernan
Ted G. Scheffer
John Marty
Lowell Stuessy
Éarl E. Hager
Chester Tobin
Harold F. Picket
Warren M. Gerhart
Sherman Hodgson
Melvin J. Roehrdanz
Donald W. Springer
Zander's Lake
Boy Scout Valley District
Yanders Lake
Brown
Tell Guild
Glaats
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