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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1968

Page

7

Fines In Branch Court Ripon for Various Driving Offenses

Ripon defendants appeared in Branch 3 Fond du Lac County Court with Gary L. Hoddinott paying a 25 dollar forfeiture for failing to signal a left turn. Herman Gehrke was fined 20 dollars plus costs for inattentive driving. Michael Steinberg received 25 dollars plus costs after pleading nolo contendere to illegal passing. Robert P. Minskey had a duty trial date set after pleading innocent to careless driving. Thomas J. Soda pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. he faced additional charges of resisting arrest and obstructing an officer and remains on probation with the Health and Social Services Department. case continued to June 26 with an attorney to be appointed.

Ripon Gary L. Hoddinott Eureka St Fond du Lac Hoddinott Herman Gehrke Bellville St Eugene McEssey Michael Steinberg Hamburg St Nolo Contendre Robert P. Minskey Green Lake Thomas J. Soda Princeton Soda State Department of Health and Social Services

Rural Rembrandts Art Show Held At Wild Rose

The Outdoor Art Show sponsored by Rural Rembrandt Art Club was held Sunday on the Patterson Memorial Library grounds in Wild Rose. Members hail from Coloma Wautoma Weyauwega Green Lake Berlin Redgranite Princeton Pine River and Milwaukee.

Rembrandts Wild Rose William Roose Ruth Roberts Omro Ella Poulette Wautoma Northwesters Pearson Rembrandt Art Club Patterson Memorial Library Coloma Weyauwega Green Lake Berlin Redgranite Princeton Pine River Milwaukee Dorothy Meredith University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Ella Poullette Art Schwandt Alvin Ziegenhagen Bonnie Kraus Oshkosh Alice Boose Wiliam Boose Maren Mortenson Forrest Wilcox Elmer Heft George Depp Joan Jackelen Elmer Schieffer Claire Martindale Bonnie Krause Northwestern Pearson Photo

Enforcement Now Aided By Drug Laws

Berlin Kiwanis heard Kelly C. Clark of Smith Kline and French speak on federal drug abuse control laws adding registration for manufacturers and wholesalers of amphetamine and barbiturates. He said the law, in force since Feb 1, 1966, targets illegal traffic while stressing medical use and warns of rising drug abuse indicators in youth behavior and school performance.

Berlin Berlin Kiwanis Kelly C. Clark Smith, Kline and French Laboratories Philadelphia Clark

Princeton Scouts In Awards Night

Princeton Scouts held an awards night in the community hall with parents and friends present. Scoutmaster Harold Bartel led the ceremony as master of ceremonies. Gordon Farrell and Dennis Kallas won second class awards, Roger Bartel earned a merit badge for personal fitness, and James Murphy with Steve Swed received the Life award. Eight of the ten scouts will attend summer camp July 14 to 21 at Twin Lakes. the troop placed six new troops.

Princeton Harold Bartel Gordon Farrell Dennis Kallas Roger Bartel James Murphy Steve Swed Twin Lakes Bartel

Berlin Memorial Hospital selects Ellerbe Architects for new building

New Berlin Hospital board hires Ellerbe Architects of St. Paul to design a new hospital. A tentative schedule targets phases from June 1968 to March 1971 with bids by August 1969 and construction beginning September 1969. The board also approves buying 10 acres from Joseph Piotrowski and plans an intensive care unit.

Berlin Berlin Memorial Hospital Board Ellerbe Architects St. Paul, Minn Public Health Service Joseph Piotrowski Theresa Taugher Indiana University Medical Center Indianapolis Uni Ellerbe

Fond du Lac Resource Fair to Highlight County Services

The Fond du Lac Area Office of Economic Opportunity Inc and the Community Welfare Council sponsor the second annual Resource Fair Services in Action on June 28-29 at the Fond du Lac County Fairgrounds recreation center. Admission is free with hours for professionals and the public, plus a Marquis Drum and Bugle Corps concert Saturday afternoon.

Fond DU Lac Office of Economic Opportunity Inc Community Welfare Council Services Fond du Lac County Fairgrounds Marquis Drum and Bugle Corps

WAC Major Leaves for Hawaii Duty in Fort Shafter

Major Charlotte Wepner, formerly of Washington, departs from Fairwater for Oakland and then Fort Shafter Hawaii to begin a two year Army assignment. A 12 year WAC veteran, she taught physical education at Fond du Lac High for a decade and is a Ripon High and Wisconsin State University graduate.

WAC Hawaii Fairwater Charlotte Wepner Washington William Wepner Sr Major Wepner Oakland Calif Fort Shafter Women’s Army Corps Fond du Lac Ripon High Wisconsin State University la Crosse

Ripon Rotary to install officers for 1968 69 season

Ripon Rotary Club will be headed by Ralph Root for the 1968 69 year with installation at a ladies night program at 7 30 p m Monday July 1 at Moxies. Other officers include Edward Biedron vice president Richard Grout treasurer and William Ellis secretary. Directors named are Dr Richard Carley Melvin Juris Bruno Jacob Charles Leonard Hla Shwe Tom Morgan and Paul Dolata.

RIPON Ripon Rotary Club Ralph Root Moxies Edward Biedron Richard Grout William Ellis Richard Carley Melvin O. Juris Bruno Jacob Charles Leonard Hla Shwe Tom Morgan Paul Dolata Mozias

Ripon approves 1968-69 school budget with mill rate cut

Ripon school board approved a 1968-69 budget totaling 1,825,629, up 167,125 from last year, with a tax levy of 1,992,755 and a mill rate of 21.22, seven tenths of a mill lower than last year. Equalized valuation rises to 65.5 million, with assessed value at 55.9 million. Anticipated revenues include 316,474 state aid and 176,921 more in tax levy. Expenditures rise due to higher instructional costs and transportation aid. The budget will be discussed at the July 22 annual meeting alongside candidacy filings and other district business. A joint governing-body meeting is set for July 17 to review school issues. An agriculture instructor seeks release to join a vocational school. An auction of surplus items is planned for Sept. 7.

Ripon William York Louis Bock Arthur Hinz Merwin Stellmacher John Arnold Alvin Albright Wayne Mannebach J. Edward Schneider CESA Board of Control Don Walters

Omro High School Expands Summer Driver Training Program

Omro's two 1968 model driver education cars, donated by West Side Motors of Berlin and Bloedel Motors, drive into a fourth week of behind the wheel training. Thirty six students are enrolled this summer, with seventy from last year completing training. sessions run at 7 30, 9 45, 1 and 3 pm, each student driving thirty minutes under instructors Charles Lenz and Terry Seifer as Omro funds insurance gas and upkeep.

OMRO Omro High School Perod West Side Motors Berlin Bloedel Motors Ripon Charles Lenz Terry Seifer Omro High

Violations Draw Fines at Wautoma

Nine conservation cases heard by Judge Boyd Clark in Waushara County Court last week resulted in fines of 25 dollars each. Named defendants include Emil Wrase 67 of Wautoma for depositing fish offal in the White River Leo Gutche 57 of Wautoma for littering and Craig L Marton 55 of Rockford AL for fishing without a license Donna E Zertler 23 of Oshkosh was also fined.

Wautoma Boyd Clark Waushara Emil Wrase White River Leo Gutche Craig L. Marton Rockford Donna E. Zertler Oshkosh

Four Fines In Local Waterway Violations

Emil A Booher 23 Streamwood Illinois and Henry A Schultz 68 Milwaukee each paid $15 fines for operating a boat without life preservers. Ruth I Gerard 58 Kenosha and George Tarkowski 54 Milwaukee paid $10 fines for fishing with unattended lines. Viola J Bayer 58 Menasha pleaded guilty to fishing without a license. Case held open six months. defendant required to purchase a license.

Emil A. Booher Streamwood Ill Henry A. Schultz Milwaukee Ruth I. Gerard Kenosha George Tarkowski Viola J Bayer Menasha

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