Enrollment Up At Orangeville
Orangeville school enrolls 671 students with 339 in grade school 22 in Sylvan 111 in Junior high and 210 in senior high. Board members include President Charles Bennehoff and Secretary Vernon C Best with staff listings for administration teachers and support personnel.
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Orangeville
Times
Sylvan
Ruth Jordan
Carol Wickland
Winifred Anderson
Fay Keister
Margaret Frank
Ruth Lindeman
Carol Bostian
Frances Dickenson
Velma Mueller
Wesley Luedeking
Virgil Kramer
Sylvan School
Alfred R. Schilling
Luella Jordan
John Bussian
James Whittenburg
Clifford Black
Clifford Fiene
Neal Hildebrand
Frank Deery
Lynden Lenker
Robert Marian
Merrill Mays
Russell Mills
Thomas J. Daley
Orangeville High School
Alfred Schilling
Carol Jacobs
Arthur Jacobs
Wisconsin Board to Cut Student Hall Costs via Profit
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents plans to apply an expected $110,000 profit from residence halls next year to lower student costs. If realized, this could reduce dorm charges for about 5,500 students by roughly $20 each. Regents weighed using auxiliary and memorial union profits, noting a legal check showed funds may be used to reduce costs.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Arthur DeBardeleben
Park Falls
Memorial Union
Time-Saving Tip: Solve Problems Through Classified Ads
A practical note encourages using classified ads to find quick solutions and save time. It highlights efficiency, accessibility, and broad reach of local classifieds for practical problem solving.
Swiss Village draws crowds for Wilhelm Tell events and art show
New Glarus reports thousands attended Labor Day weekend Wilhelm Tell programs and the past weekend events. Over 170 toured the Swiss Village historical museum, 160 visited Chalet of the Golden Fleece, while the Sunday art show drew 5 000 spectators with 105 artists. Local exhibitors included Mrs William McFadden and Mrs Stanley Pauli. Milwaukee figures Enid Peterson Roman Kedzie and Carl Verburgt attended.
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New Glarus
Swiss Village
William McFadden
Stanley Pauli
Otis Winchester
New Glarus Hardware Co
Lloyd Babler
Enid Peterson
Roman J. Kedzie
Carl W. Verburgt
Milwaukee
Tell Guild Art
Committee Picks for Local Show Arrangements
The organizing committee includes Miss Joy Anderson and Mrs. William McFadden along with Mrs. Alvin Hoesly Mrs. William Bischof Mrs. Gerald Disch Mrs. Robert Elkins Mrs. Kenneth Ross J. W. Schroeder and Wayne Duerst.
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Joy Anderson
William McFadden
Alvin Hoesly
William Bischof
Gerald Disch
Robert Elkins
Kenneth Ross
J. W. Schroeder
Wayne Duerst
Hungarian premier Kadar visits Yugoslavia for unofficial talks
Janos Kadar premier of Hungary arrives in Yugoslavia for an informal visit in Belgrade. The reporting notes the détente tone and aims to boost informal diplomacy amid regional tensions.
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Titol
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Janos Kadar
Hungary
Studies Affirm Cholesterol Link
In a Framingham mass study of 5127 adults, those with high cholesterol face higher coronary disease risk and fatal heart attacks. Dr. William B. Kannel cautions cholesterol reflects other fats and urges early prevention through exercise, diet, reduced saturated fats, quitting smoking, and blood pressure and weight control.
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New York
Framingham
Mass
William B. Kannel
National Heart Institute
Kannel
American Chemical Society
Kanel
Social Security Reporting for Employers Q and A
A grocer with a farm must file quarterly reports for store workers and yearly reports for farm workers. If meals are provided to restaurant staff, include the value of meals in the total wages reported for Social Security.
Northwest salmon industry centers in Seattle
A concise note highlights Seattle as a hub for the Northwest salmon industry, emphasizing processing, trade, and regional seafood commerce. The report points to Seattle's role in supply chains, markets, and associated employment within the maritime sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Salmon Industry
Seattle
Open Book Day Marks Mt Pleasant Township Revaluation
Field work for Mt Pleasant Township real estate revaluation aims to establish an equalized value for fair non local tax levy. Donald S. Gray of Madison leads the effort under State Supervisor of Assessments oversight, with Open Book Day to follow at Monticello hotel for owners to review assigned values.
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Mt. Pleasant Township
Donald S. Gray
Madison
Gray
Clarence Webb
Monticello
Yemen's population occupies a vast Arabian region
Yemen has about 5 million people living in a territory roughly the size of South Dakota, noted as one of the fairest areas on the Arabian peninsula.
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Yemen
South Dakota
Arabian Peninsula
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Torcé
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Thompson Seedless
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