Tri County seniors tour Washington D C from Plainfield
The Tri County Area High School senior class of 35 students from Plainfield depart Monday for a Washington trip. Chaperones Mr and Mrs Larry Hanson Mr and Mrs Earl Caves Mrs Lyle Reid and Mrs Russell Ashley will accompany them. Highlights include Mount Vernon Arlington National Cemetery the Kennedy grave Pentagon National Archives Smithsonian Institution Capitol Hill and a moonlight Potomac cruise with stops at Marshall Amusement Park and Gettysburg. Return to Plainfield is expected Friday around 3 p.m.
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Plainfield
Tri-County Area High School
Washington, D.C
Larry Hanson
Earl Caves
Hancock
Lyle Reid
Russell Ashley
Virginia
Potomac River
Mount Vernon
Arlington Cemetery
John F. Kennedy
Marine Memorial
Christ Church
Alexandria
City
National Archives
Pentagon
Ford Theatre
Embassy Row
National Airport
Wax Museum
Washington Monument
White House
Smithsonian Institute
Bureau of Engraving and Printing and
Jefferson and
Lincoln Memorials
Capital Hill
House of Representatives
Senate
Library of Congress
Supreme Court
Taft Memorial
Marshall Amusement Park
Gettysburg
Waushara Court Hears Mixed Docket This Week
Judge Boyd Clark presided as several defendants faced penalties in Waushara County Court. James Wilsey was found guilty of taking a Camp Waushara candy machine. fined $58 and ordered to avoid Camp Waushara for a year. Additional cases included speeding, drunkenness, and property damage with varying restitution and probation.
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Wautoma
Waushara
Boyd Clark
James Wilsey
Princeton
Leonard Netzler
Camp Waushara
Virgil Batterman
Clark
Wilsey
Lloyd Graf
Rt. 2
Wild Rose
Robert George
Wisconsin Rapids
Truman Mall
Berlin
Richard Dunn
Redgranite
Ronald Volkman
Oshkosh
John Walkowicz
Almond
Arturo Alameda
Department of Social Services
Mariano Rodrigues
Berlin Hospital Admits and Dismissals Listed
Admissions include Miss Carol Simson Bertin Mrs Emma Pollack Bertin and several others across Berlin and nearby towns. Dismissals feature Steven Freese Neshkore Mrs Jessie Staring Bertin Vilas and more, with numerous Berlin entries and related names.
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Carol Simson
Bertin
Charlies
Murphy
Poy Sippi
Emma Pollack
Robert Kasuboski
MA Lucile Thiel
Wautome
Fred Timm
Steven Freese
Neshkore
Jessie Staring
Vilas
Kapp
Berlin
William Schackow
Connie Spoehr
Gra Bell
Omro
Richard Ouerr
Warren Johnson
Princeton
Lena Schalk
Joseph Rutkowski
Bartin
Steven Roach
Neahkoro
Douglas Sawallish
Sam Laone
Redgranite
Winners Named For Tuscumbia Ladies Program
Fifty four golfers opened the ladies day season at Tuscumbia Country Club in warm sun. Mrs. Jessie Meyers led Class A with low net and gross and fewest putts among 19. Ruth Nimz topped Class B both nets and gross. Gay Steiner and Joan Schweder tied for fewest putts. Patricia Butzin led Classes C and D with low net and gross. Ruby Schuchman had fewest putts. In 9-hole, Kathy Dillie had low net in A and B, Georgie Tillema low gross, Gert McDonald fewest putts. Kay Edmunds Loretta Hub Joyce Bensen led C and D low net. Vivian Hames low gross. Gladys Gray fewest putts. Mrs. Don Corliss won first prize at bridge. Mrs. Ben Card second. Mrs. Cliff Haima third. Mrs. Arlow Rice consolation. Eleven tables played. dinner concluded the day with prize awards.
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RIPON
Tuscumbia Country Club
Jessie Meyers
Ruth Nimz
Gay Steiner
Joan Schweder
Patricia Butzin
Ruby Schuchman
Kathy Dillie
Georgie Tillema
Gert McDonald
Kay Edmunds
Loretta Hub
Joyce Bensen
Vivian Hames
Gladys Gray
Don Corliss
Bridge
Ben Card
Cliff Haima
Arlow Rice
Berlin Kiwanis hearsZiemann on summer plans pool to open soon
Berlin summer recreation director David Ziemann spoke at the Monday Kiwanis meeting detailing summer activities and said the swimming pool should be open by Saturday if weather allows. Carol Kasuboski, Berlin, earned a bachelor of science in education at Wisconsin State University Stevens Point on June 2.
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Berlin
David Ziemann
Ziemann
Carol Kasuboski
Ed Steckbauer
School of Education
Wisconsin State University-Stevens Point
Green Lake FHA convention hears Miss America set goals
Marilyn Van Der Bur, Miss America 1958, urged 900 Future Homemakers of America members at Green Lake to set definite goals with firm dates and to rely on desire and discipline rather than luck. Speakers and tours filled the schedule as candidates for state president were introduced and installation planned, with sessions themed Spotlight On You.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn van Derbur
Oshkosh
Momemakers
American Baptist Assembly
Green Lake
Theresa Zettel
Reedsville
Margaret Apel
Valders
FHA
Roger Williams Inn
Kentucky
Northwestern Ripon
Marilyn van der Bur
Homemakers of America
Miss van der Bur
Paul Whitehead
Assembly
Victor Lawson
Pillsbury Hall
William A Steiger
George Walter
Lawrence University
Appleton
Fond du Lac Film Shown To Kiwanis In Ripon Meeting
Robert Crain presented a Fond du Lac County film to the Kiwanis at Ripon showing the county as a modern living area with lakes, pheasant reserves, Horicon refuge, 300000 acres of farms, leading dairy and cheese production, corn and pea output, and local industries. Green Lake church to break ground after bids with a church dinner at the high school Cafeteria.
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RIPON
Robert Crain
Fond du Lac
Kiwanis
Don Walter
Horicon
Green Giant
Fond du Lac County
Speed Queen
Giddings and Lewis
Ripon Foods
Mercury Motors
Ripon College
Marian College
Fond du Lac Vocational School
Green Lake
Federated Church of
Farewell Dinner For Street Crew
Berlin report says the Chamber of Commerce will host a farewell dinner for Vinton Construction Co. crews during Men’s Night at Mascoutin Country Club. Workers, many bound for new jobs, completed the main street project in record time with only a few sidewalks remaining. Mrs. Karen Weigt was hired as secretary effective immediately.
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Berlin
Vinton Construction Co
Chamber of Commerce
Mascoutin Country Club
Karen Weigt
Green Lake County Drops Off Hunger List
Rep. William A. Steiger says Green Lake and five other Wisconsin counties were removed from a hunger report by a Citizens Board of Inquiry. Using new HEW statistics, Sawyer County is downgraded to serious while Green Lake Crawford Langlade Richland Shawano are dropped. Green Lake officials note programs exist despite hunger headlines.
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Green Lake County
William A. Steiger
R.wis
Northwestern Today
Wisconsin
Green Lake
Citizens Board of Inquiry
United States
Steiger
Education and Labor Committee
U.S
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Sawyer County
Crawford
Towa
Langlade
Richland
Shawano
Citizens Investigating Committee
Congress
Marvin Knecht
Agriculture Department
Ripon P T O elects Jackson head of junior high group
Roy Jackson was chosen president of the Junior High Parent Teachers Organization at year end. Officers include Gerald Norris as vice president, Mrs. Robert Burling as secretary, and Mrs. Gordon Krueger as treasurer. Stoddard presided. picnic funds of up to 25 were approved. Tim Wepner received the spelling trophy. Other officers: Mrs. Charles Gozinski vice president, Mrs. Fred Kohl Jr. secretary, Mrs. Howard Leu treasurer. The program showcased student activity, including the girls triple trio, boys quartet, home economics demonstrations, sixth grade band, and art and industrial arts projects. Parents toured the new boys shower room and auxiliary gym. refreshments followed.
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RIPON
Roy Jackson
Gerald Norris
Robert Burling
Gordon Krueger
Lee Stoddard
Tim Wepner
Stoddard
Charles Gozinski
Fred Kohl Jr
Howard Leu
Miss Larson
Omro to Hold Its First Public Art Fair Sunday
Omro hosts its inaugural art fair at Scott Park shelterhouse this Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. about 170 entries from Omro area artists will be on display and for sale. A Crosby School of Dance program directed by Betty Fink is set for 2 p.m. with free admission for all.
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OMRO
Omro Scott Park
Crosby School of Dance
Betty Fink
Omro Bothadit
Hunter Safety Films Shown at Brandon Meeting
Robert Jensen, Brandon instructor for National Rifle Association classes, presented two hunter safety films to the local group at the Brandon social center on Monday. The session demonstrated the four standard shooting positions and illustrated proper gun handling through discussion and practice.
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Fairwater
Robert Jensen
Brandon
National Rifle Association
Hunter Safety Group
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Robert Moser
The
Wisconsin Improve
Ripon High School
Rosemary Zimdars
Wisconsin State University-Oshkosh
Carol Fischer
Terri Chipman
Wsu-Eau Claire
Robert E. Gehrke
First National Bank
Lovell McCulloch
Robert Spanbauer
Ripen Hospital
Hortswestern Ripen
P.T.O
Jackson
Hunter Safety
Waupaca
Friendly Store
Sam
Bob
Union Street
West Side
America
Oldmobile
Delmont
Oldsmobile
Hydametic
Wdeys
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