Airport Construction Begins This Week in Appleton
Outagamie County Airport moves to grading as John Bloomer Construction starts site work. Project cost 1600000 includes taxiways, apron for Kimberly-Clark hangar, extended taxiway, utilities, and a service road. FAA funds 148000, state 35000, with 120 day grading and target hangar completion by January 1969.
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Appleton
Outagamie County
Francis Bloomer
John Bloomer Construction Company
Greenville
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Federal Aviation Agency
FFA
Fox Valley Construction Co
Three Green Bay youths sentenced in Burnham slaying
In Appleton, Ronald Huff 19 received 25 years and his brothers Myron Huff 17 and David Moureau 17 got 10 years each for aiding and abetting in the April 22 killing of Ronald Burnham, whose body was found April 29 in a milk house near Seymour. The murder charge was reduced from first to second degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Green Bay
Ronald Burnham
Wisconsin State Reformatory
Qutagamie
Nick F. Schaefer
Ronald Huff
George J. Greisch
Huff
Burnham
Myron
David Moureau
Myron Huff
Huff Brothers
Seymour
Major Brush Fires Continue In California
California's first major brush fires of the year raged on burning tens of thousands of acres in Los Angeles area forests. The Liebre Mountain blaze neared 40,000 acres with about half contained, while the Bouquet Canyon fire exceeded 3,500 acres and was controlled. A Las Padres Forest fire of about 3,000 acres was 90 percent contained. Over 1,500 firefighters, including US Forest Service and county crews, battled with aircraft dropping retardants. Five firefighters were injured, one critically. no communities were threatened.
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Los Angeles
California
Angeles National Forest
Lisbre Mountain
Bouquet Canyon
Las Padres National Forest
San Luis Obispo
Liebre Mountain
US Forest Service
Los Angeles County Fire Department
California Division of Forestry
Arizona
Policy change in hiring new county patrolmen
APPLETON The Outagamie County board's courts administration and law enforcement committee has been formed into a plan where the sheriff will receive the names of all applicants for county traffic patrolmen from the boards personnel committee. The committee seeks greater power in hiring, citing delays from past by passing of the law enforcement committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Ktoes
Late Registrations Open at Green Bay Campus
NEENAH MENASHA Late registrations for the eight week summer session will be accepted through Friday at the Green Bay campus of the University of Wisconsin Green Bay. Students may enroll through Tuesday without penalty. Registrations after Tuesday incur a $10 late fee. Thirty courses in 17 departments offered. Further information from Office of Student Affairs at Deckner Avenue Building.
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Neenah-Menasha
Green Bay
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Office of
Deckner Avenue
Fremont Water Carnival Hosts June Street Dance and Parade
Fremont Chamber of Commerce presents a three day water carnival with a rock and roll street dance, water ski show, and Venetian Night Boat Parade from June 28 to 30. Wolf River Queen contest entries pour in from Central Wisconsin for 17 to 21 year old single girls. Cash prizes awarded to winner and runners-up. Events include a Midway, home talent water show, Saturday dances, and Sunday parade. The note also mentions the Washington Moscow hot line going operational in August 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Wisconsin
Wolf River
Chamber of Commerce
Seven Injured in Crash Sunday on Highway 45
Seven people were injured in a two car crash on Highway 45 two miles east of New London at about 6 30 p m Sunday. Ronald Mohr 77 of New London car driver and passengers Irene Jennerjahn and Alice Jennerjahn both of Hortonville were listed in satisfactory condition at New London Community Hospital Dennis Mereness 37 of Kaukauna driver of the other car his wife Betty and daughter Cheryl were treated at Kaukauna Community Hospital and Sister Mary Lisa a Kaukauna nun. Police said Mohr traveling west turned left into the path of the east bound Mereness car total damage to both vehicles was over 2500. A 1968 Appleton police squad car was damaged and the officer suffered minor injuries in a separate 2 12 a m Sunday crash on West Wisconsin Ave Officer Charles List 34 of Appleton was pursuing a vehicle in the wrong lane when it struck a parked car and the squad car List was treated at Appleton Memorial Hospital. Nelson 25 of Black Creek will be charged with traveling over the center line. Four other motorists escaped unharmed in separate weekend mishaps. Other collisions involved Tilly Bannack Sheboygan Falls and Eric Tan 19 of Appleton at Badger Ave and Ballard Road and Mrs Hildegarde LaGasse 128 N Rankin St Appleton and LeRoy London 30 of Appleton at East Forest Ave and South Christine St.
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Betty
Cheryl
Mary Lisa
St. Aloysious Catholic Church
Kaukauna
Outagamie County
Mohr
Appleton
Wisconsin Avenue
Charles List
Auto
Robert Bella
Elinor St
List
Appleton Memorial Hospital
Nelson
Badger Avenue
Ballard Road
Tilly Bannack
Sheboygan Falls
Eric Tan
Mayor Seeks UW consultants for Neenah high school issue
Mayor Donald Hassler said he would ask University of Wisconsin professors Howard Wakefield and David Ranney to serve as consultants on Neenah high school building needs. They would visit the city and advise the board of education and the fiscal control body on whether to expand the current school or build anew. If no agreement is reached a referendum may be required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
Donald Hassler
University of Wisconsin
Board of Education
Hassler
Howard Wakefield
School of Education
David Ranney
Clayton
Menasha
Vinland
Neenah High School
Wakefield
Invite Industries to Session On Water Pollution Decrease
Letters go to Menasha industries served with pollution abatement orders inviting them to a joint meeting of the Neenah and Menasha Common Councils and Twin City Sewerage Commission at 7 30 p m on Wednesday June 26 in the Menasha City Council Chamber. Mayor John Klein says James Lissack will attend to discuss abatements and how to implement pollution controls at the local sewerage plant.
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Menasha
Common Councils
Neenah and Menasha
Twin City Sewerage Commission
John Klein
James Lissack
Department of Resource Development
Neenah Children Pass Swim Tests
Twenty three children passed evening swim tests at the Neenah pool. From June 17 to June 21 Lisa Peterson completed the intermediate course. Debra Davidson Jane Fietzer Brenda McClellan Mark Harding Jane Buhl Kay Harding and Cheryl Curran passed the beginner test. Sally Lenz Beth Perry Steven Behrand Connie Ann Pingel Ross Hollander Jane Willarson Phil Anderson passed the bass test. Jeffery Harding Christina Chung Karen Tews Vicki Paul Jill Willarson Mary Van Lihn Terri Neer completed the minnow test. Susan Davis completed the swimmer course.
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Neenah
Neenah Swimming Pool
Lisa Peterson
Debra Davidson
Jane Fietzer
Brenda McClellan
Mark Harding
Jane Buhl
Kay Harding
Cheryl Curran
Sally Lenz
Beth Perry
Steven Behrand
Connie Ann Pingel
Ross Hollander
Jane Willarson
Phil Anderson
Jeffery Harding
Christina Chung
Karen Tews
Vicki Paul
Jill Willarson
Mary van Lihn
Terri Neer
Susan Davis
Chilton Assemblyman Seeks Re Election
Chilton Democrat CHILTON-Gervase Hephner announced plans to seek a second term as Calumet County Assemblyman in the fall elections. In his first term he served on the taxation and printing committee and the Democratic consumer protection committee while opposing county consolidation and merging under efficiency rhetoric.
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Chilton
Gervase Hephner
Calumet County
Hephner
Assembly
Taxation and Printing
Democratic Consumer Protection Committee
Bible School at Fairwater Presents Sunday Program
Fairwater Zion Lutheran Church hosted a Vacation Bible School program during Sunday worship. Eighth graders and pastor Eugene E. Baisden directed introductions while Mrs. Harlan Schmuhl led group singing. The theme was Tell the Good News with 147 students enrolled.
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Fairwater — Zion Lietheran Church
Harlan Schmuhl
Eugene E. Baisden
Wayne Laper
Patti Worth
Elizabeth Villa
Christine Baisden
Violet Schmuhl
Karen Johns
Cheri Lancaster
Shirley Beier
Barbara Schmuhl
Donald Bade
Jean Ueckers
Karen Lieske
Bonnie Schmuhl
Arthur Schmuhl
Eric Berndt
Debra Heins
Milton Born
Jane Born
Rex Weinbender
Women of Diocese In Program Study
More than 500 women nuns and priests of the Madison diocese attended Leadership Day at Holy Name Seminary Madison to learn about the five commissions of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women The event marked the 1966 68 administration’s end with Mrs Clarence Eagan retiring and Mrs Edward Droessler of Lancaster elected as new president Other officers were installed by Rev Thomas Lourim and included Leonora Wiest treasurer Janesville and Gertrude Lenzarz recording secretary Madison A new parent preschool program was outlined and the Human Rights Year theme emphasized Community involvement and a volunteer service bureau were encouraged The group joined a Folk Mass and a demonstration by Women of St Joseph Society Berlin The talk by Mrs J B Everton Madison urged parish councils to include women in parish governance and relations with the priest senate laity committee Also noted were representatives from Princeton and other communities in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Madison
Catholic Women
Holy Name Seminary
Clarence Eagan
Berlin
Edward Droessler
Lancaster
Thomas Lourim
Leonora Wiest
Gertrude Lenzarz
Janesville
Edward Krystofiak
Clarence Bittner
Reedsburg
Mark Mlodzik
Columbia Deanery
Josef Cieciorka
Norman Farrell
The
Rosary Altar Society
Thomas Resheske
Gilbert Krentz Jr
Felix Kallas
Community Affairs Commission
Church Communities Commission
Women of St. Joseph Society
Organization Services Commission
Stanley Lehman
Lawrence Jung
J. B. Everton
Priest Senate Laity Committee
Chief Deputy May Replace Undersheriff
Appleton The Outa ment committee will review a revised resolution to create a chief deputy position and abolish the undersheriff role. Drafted by County Corporation Counsel A W Ponath, it sets the start date as January 1, 1969 and proposes a salary between 10000 and 10500 per year. The resolution outlines duties and qualifications while leaving final salary approval to the County Board.
Open Housing Drive Begins in Milwaukee
An Open housing campaign targeting Milwaukee's 26 000 black families started with a half page Milwaukee Journal ad by area builders and apartment owners. The pledge promises an unqualified no segregation policy in sale or rental of property affecting about 30 000 homes and apartments and urges others in Milwaukee to join in open housing. The action follows recent marches and precedes Milwaukee's open housing ordinance efforts. last month the city adopted the federal private dwelling exemption.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Milwaukee Journal
Gun Accident Hospitalizes Area Woman
WAUTOMA Mrs. Lloyd Vroman age 57 of Plainfield was wounded in a 12 gauge shotgun accident. She was taken from Wautoma to Madison General Hospital for treatment after calling for an ambulance for heavy bleeding. The injury is to the left leg and the case remains under investigation by Waushara County sheriff Virgil Batterman.
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Wautoma
Lloyd Vroman
Rt. 2
Plainfield
Madison General Hospital
Wautoma Hospital
Waushara County
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Richard Hamilton
Northwestern
Reformatory
Greisch
Wisconsin Ave
Washington
Moscow
Northwestern Ripon Bureau
Neenah-Menasha Elks Club
Elks Lodge
Aspot
W. Wis. Ava
Neangh
Bible School At
Fairwater
Mein St
International Affairs Committee
Marshma
Menasha Sweet Shop
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