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State and Community Xcus Page THE CAPITAL TIMES 2 May 30 Fetes For Set OutdoOl' Approved Education Lodi Firemen, Board Vote i MADISON, Friday, May 29, 1970 13 In N. Glarus SO-Day'Cooling-Oif Period Lodi Area LODI Two Memorial Day programs are planned in the Lodi area. At 8:30 a.m. Saturday, the NEW GLARUS Local pub LODI Firemen and the fire department building, instead of making plans for a new station. The $12,000 purchase township officials with conciliators.

The agreement provides the Lodi Fire Board agreed to a lic schools will participate for the seventh year in the outdoor; education program. The three-day program will be held at a 1 i State Park near Prairie du Chien. city, town of Lodi and town of West Point with continued fire and ambulance service from the present fire company through "30-day cooling off period" to negotiate differences and approved the establishment of an advisory three-man mediation committee, at a tense session Thursday night at Lodi City Hall. llifl price was labeled a "waste of; flag-raising ceremony will start money." the program at Garden The Fire Board, on May 20, Bluff Cemetery in West Point purchased the building, setting; Township, where the Rev. Ray up the confrontation.

The Thurs-j Robinson, Madison, is the guest day night meeting had been' speaker, billed as a session to re-organ- Also on the program are Wil- About 50 sixth graders will June 30. leave the elementary school by Firemen, on May 18, voted to bus at 9 a.m., Monday and re The decision followed a disband the company and quit turn about 3:30 June 3, accord the a if the Firejize the department and start a liam Groves, reading the Get- lengthy discussion of issues, and new fire company. tysburg Address, and Elizabeth Board purchased the Madrell individual meetings of firemen, ing to Russel Monroe, elemen tary school principal. service station for an interim and the Fire Board and city and Thompson, giving her Legion Speaking on behalf of firemen; oration. Monroe emphasized that this is not a recreation or camping Thursday night was James Mor-j The.

parade in Lodi is sched- Stoughton News Department trip. Classes will be held regu gan, an attorney for Southwest uled to commence at 10:30 a.m. Wisconsin Firemen's Associa- forming on South Main Street, tion, who attempted through! It will wind through town to ML larly with subjects covering environment, its plants, animals and history. Pleasant Cemetery. Lodge Meeting Calls Cancer Volunteers early discussions to initiate negotiation sessions between the Classroom teachers and camp Speaker at the program there will be William J.

Schereck, two conflicting factions directors are Mrs. Gertrude Hoesly, Mrs. Frances Zimmerman, Russel Monroe and Kenneth Glewen. By MRS. NORRIS LINDERUD who were volunteers on the cancer crusade are urged to attend.

(Capital Times Correspondent) He suggested several times! Madison, superintendent of the that mediation be tried, before! Department of Local History for either side budged from pre-i the State Historical Society and vious positions. a ac-j executive director of the Coun-knowledged that the Fire Board cil of Local History, is the policy-making body, but! Commander Paul Dalton will Resource personnel: Gary STOUGHTON Pythian Sis There will be special Memorial ters of the Concordia Temple Day recognition. Matlock, archeologist Effigy Mounds National Monument; No. 41 will meet Monday at 8 Serving hostesses are Gladys Albert Kwallek, conservationist; stressed that loss of the present preside at the dedication of the Gilbertson, Mrs. Gustave Gil p.m.

in the Legion Hall. Sisters bertson and Mrs. Oburr Sperle new Lodi Legion rost colors Funeral i for Carl and natural colors. Groves. Gordon Packham, Curator Museum of Medical Progress; Harvard Peterson, Wyalusing park manager; Kurt Pagel, forest ranger; Myron Jeglum, Green Pool Rate Miss Thompson and the Lodi department could mean a substantial raise in fire insurance rates for area property owners.

Morgan also declared the Fire Board and firemen were, at the present time, incapable of meet Clauson, 81, World War I veteran of Stoughton's Company and former steepleiack. band will also participate here. along with James Packard reading Logan's Orders. who tied Tuesday after a long illness, were held today in the Co. agent; Dewey Dwyer, Boy Scout councilman Green and W.

A. Broughton, geologist, ing and discussing issues among themselves. Holzhuter Funeral Home, Rev. Del Is Musicians Platteville State University. Announced At Edgerton By MRS.

BEVERLY MAVES (Capital Times Correspondent) Cooks and helpers: Mrs. LeVern Nielsen, pastor of Our Savior's Lutheran Church Burial was in Riverside A I Slaml Rack Frieda Maurer, cook; Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Engen, room fa cemetery with military rites by World War I Veterans. ther and mother; Mrs.

Stan Rupnow, room mother; Mrs. John i 1, room mother; Pallbearers were Arvid Olson, EDGERTON Season tickets for the municipal swimming Ken Nelson, a former fire chief and a fireman for 31 years, headed a private discussion of firemen where it was carefully explained that firemen themselves could not directly control public monies for operation of the department. A caucus showed that 17 firemen favored the 30-day morato Levi Hellickson, Fred Mat- Ivan Rhyner, bus driver. tingly, William N. Anderson, The staff suggests that par Elmer Gullickson and Clarence pool are now on sale at City Hall, according to Arden Shu-maker, pool manager.

The pool is scheduled to open at noon Saturday, June 6. After the pool ents wishing to visit do so late Johnson, all of Stoughton. Tuesday afternoon or evening. If parents wish to have supper On Saturday WISCONSIN DELLS The Stand Rock Indian Ceremonial Amphitheatre will onoe again be the stage for the Dells high school music organizations as they present their 10th annual Stand Rock Concert Saturday evening at 8:45. Concertgoers who would like to travel to the show via the river may leave from the boat dock of the Dells Boat Co.

at 8 p.m. through the courtesy of the Dells Associated Boat Lines. This year's show wil feature Will Dedicate rium on disbanding, and the extension of fire protection serv with the youngsters, please ad vise the school prior to 9 a.m., ice. Monument Monday. With Chairman Merlin Meade "Nobody up here but us statues." A young mourning dove in its nest sat as still as the clay figurines on Elvin Zimmerman's front porch at Monroe.

Up on the roof, the mother dove and one of its young waited for the fledgling in the nest to get up the courage to fly. Zimmerman has had robins in his wicker basket four of the past five years, but never before a family of mourning doves. (Ray Barth photo) not voting, the Fire Board voted 4-0 for the cooling off period and mediation opens, tickets may be obtained1 at the ticket office there. Rates for the 1970 season are as follows: residents of the city of Edgerton, $10 per family, $5 for adults; $3 for youths under 18; non-resident fees, $15 per family, $7.50 for adults, $4.50 for children under 18. These prices do not include the 4 per cent state sales tax which will be added.

Edgerton Hospital Notes Named to the mediation panel day, 9:30 a.m. Scope leaders meeting, 8 In Lake Mills LAKE MILLS This commu-' nity will dedicate its new Soldiers Memorial during Memorial Day services Saturday morning in the downtown park. p.m. were Morgan representing the Everson In Assembly Test Again wiinams Drive christian Assembly, firemen; Don Ryan, Lodi, the; L. Handt, pastor.

Bible study-worship at 10:30. Theme: "What Is Your Goal In a variety of numbers ranging from LeGassey's Sequoia Over Life?" Resident of Stoughton Aim Larum Is Ending Her Education Career Calvary Evangelical Free, Robert Allen, ture to combined chorus and pastor. Sunday Bible scnool at 9:30. Fam ny worship at 10:30. Baccalaureate serv band swine numbers.

Special The program is scheduled to ice in honor of the graduates. Evening service at 7 p.m. Message: "The State of Patients admitted to Memo- Fire Board attorney; and a third citizen member, not associated with either the department, city or township employ-m t. Recommendations will not be binding. Several men who attended the start at 10 a.m.

r-reeaom'. Bible study-prayer hour Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. EDGERTON Harland Ev- rial Community Hospital: Vito samt Ann catholic, George Hastrich, The new memorial has three white granite pyramids sur erson, publisher of the Edgerton pasior. Tne solemnity of corpus Chnsti hi ISZ Reporter, announced Thursday Lonero, Mrs. Russell Coplien, Mrs.

Owen Duane Quam, Edgerton; Mrs. Gary rounding a red granite pyramid diction ot the Blessed sacrament (Chapel) fhaf hp 11 sppk th riemn- features will be a salute to seniors and selections from the musical, "Oliver." Soloists with the chorus are Julie Gussel, Jim Hacker, Holly Meyer, Lynne Piekarski, Bob Brown, Zoean Wickus, Pat Hon-ish, Vickie Chrislensen, John Kaleas and Jack Ramer. meeting indicated they would be at am flailv mflssp- nnri Ram Nielsen, first grade; Jeff Mc-Fadden, second grade; Angela Everson, third grade; Erik Nielsen, fifth grade; Ann Lien, Diane South, Steve Swen- the monument and surrounding a i nomination to oppose Slawson, Janesville willing to join a new fire com walk set on a 10-foot high trian State Rep. Russel R. Weisensel Dismissed: Lloyd Knudsen, pany, and Nelson said there gular mound.

(R-Sun Prairie) for the eastern Lawrence Schultz, Edgerton; Perpetual Help Novena followed by confessions, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Feast of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus and First Friday masses: 6:45 and 8 a.m. and 5:15 p.m. Confessions: Saturday, 4 and 7:30 p.m. Accommodation Sunday mass, Saturday, 7:30 p.m.

Stoughton Baptist, George Cable, pastor. No youth activity. Sunday school at 9:30. Morning service at 10:30. Evening Gospel son, sixth grade, and Paul mi A i il VYU1C llltll ill 1, 1IC Ul L.JL.UV 111 The monument was designed! Dane County Assembly seat.

Mrs. Franklin Hantke, Milton. Olson and Sharon South, eighth grade. 'T Republican-controlled in keeping with the commum- irc noma "Tno i i By MRS. NORMS LINDERUD (Capital Times Correspondent) STOUGHTON After 44 years of teaching, Ann Larum, 1012 Vernon is retiring.

Fol-lowing her graduation from Whitewater State Universtiy, in 1926, Miss Larum began her career at the White Rock School in Waukesha. She is still in the same school, but in a new building, of which she has been principal since 1932. She will retire next month upon completion of the current school year. In her honor, school and city Legislature, by adding more other stipulation, that there Announcement is made of the hour at 7:30 p.m. Sermon: "The Invasion City," according to City Man- taxaoie items and increasing of Midweek Bible class and would be no press releases or Youth training union, Thursday, 7:30 p.m.

ager Frank Hill. the sales tax rate to 4 per cent, stoughton Baptist hour, WRvB-rw, Satur publicity statements during the day, 10:05 to 10:30. Lake Wisconsin Cl.il to Hold Open Douse SAUK-PRAIRIE On Memo has deliberately delayed tax re moratorium period. united Methodist, H. cnase Page, pas Monticello Graduates to Be Honored tor.

Church school at 9. Morning worship service at 10:30. Pacemaker circle, Tues day. Faith circle, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m The monument was constructed through donations by veterans groups and auxiliaries, with the remainder provided by the city. Cost was placed at "about $10,000." wedding of Mrs.

Ann Cowee, 201 S. Fourth and Olaf Bakken, 1206 Vernon which took place May 23 in the First Lutheran Church, with the Harold J. Peterson officiating. Attending the couple were the bride's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Joy circle, Thursday, 9 a.m. with Mrs. form," Everson said. "Effective tax reform must include property tax relief so that home owners of limited or fixed income will be able to Carol Karislvst. First Lutheran, Harold Peterson and Jerome Pribbenow, pastors.

Church serv Deerfield High Graduates to He Feted al Service rial Day, May 30, from 2 until 5 p.m., the public is invited to view the newly remodeled and ices followed by Sunday scnool and adult officials as, well as hundreds of discussion, at 3, and sermon: The new monument replaces1 Commanded Last day for Sun MONTICELLO The eighth grade class members, who will hp frpshmpn in thp fall will he keep their homes," he said. "We cannot afford to continue enlarged Lake Wisconsin Coun day school and the informal service. Boy Scout charter night and court of honor, her former pupils turned out on Sunday, May 17, for a reception at which she was given a stereo try Monday, 7:30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall discouraging the ownership ofCited at Honors Night June 3 Deacons meeting, Tuesday, p.m ALCW, Thursday noon. Skit by the sev farms and homes with taxes an old wooden one also located in the park inside The Square, in downtown Lake Mills.

The new edifice contains no soldiers' names, and will be dedicated to soldiers from all wars. enth grade confirmation class and Junior that have become High musical ensemble directed by Mrs. a crushing Gardner. Luther Leaguers going to New Members of the class are: Lon Albright, Roger Albright, Kim Bowman, Joey Blum, Karen Buehl, Kevin Buehl, burden." York are to meet at First Lutneran in Janesville, Thursday, 7 cm. Boy Scout DEERFIELD A Baccalau- According to the dub presi-reate service will be held at St.

dent, Carl Marquardt, members Paul's Liberty Lutheran Church will be present throughout the Sunday at 8 p.m. honoring hours to direct visi-Deerfield High School graduates tors and tell them of the inland all members of the Deer-'provements. The present club-field and Liberty congregations house was built just five years He criticized Weisensel for paper drive. Call church office if you have papers. Informal service, 7 p.m.

voting for the tax increase. Kristy Busjahn, Cynthia Cory, central Lutheran, Davis parnnqton pastor. Family worship with Sunday radio -record player in remembrance of her year in Wau-kesha. Attending from here were her sister, Christine, her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Sanford Larum, and from Delavan, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Larum. During her 44 years at White Rock School, changing cultural patterns have been observed by school at 8:45. worsmp service at Circle Bible study, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m Deborah circle, Wednesday, p.m.

witn Barahoo Memorial Sheila Davis, Robert Dearth, Marianne Dickson, Ronnie Disch, Robert Drafahl, Kathy 1 Rickey (Ipmnplpr Rill Opmnplpr Dnvirl Everson lost to Weisensel in the 1968 election, 11,458 to 8,893. A resident of the Town of Albion, he recently was elected to the Edgerton School Board. So far, neither Everson or Weisensel has primary Hagen, Viola, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Elvekrog, this city.

Dinner for the wedding party was served at Sunny side following the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Bakken have returned from a wedding trip to Radisson, in northern Wisconsin, and are at home at 1206 Vernon St. A daughter was born at the local hospital Wednesday to Mr.and Mrs.

Gordon Klitzman, Evansville Route 1. This is their first child and has been named Kristin Lee. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Klitzman, Evansville, and Mr.

and Mrs. Norman Anderson, Galesville. The great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 1 who are graduating from otherjago, and a second nine holes high schools.

iadded to the course and with "The Polk Group" from Cal-these came a growth in mem-vary Lutheran Student Chapel(b i and plans for the I in Madison will offer a numberpresent improvements. The golf i of selections. and clubhouse facilities are uetman, ausan uraoer, i n.i.,.; tllll Miss Larum who recalls that at first most of her students were Mrs. Reuben Holtan. Board of Trustees, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.

Vacation Bible school teachers meeting, Thursday, 7.30 p.m. Christ Lutheran, Robert Furreboe and Daniel Lienau, astors. Sunday school, last day for summer, at 10. Morning worship at 8:45 and 11. Memorial Living or Dead.

Boy Scouts, Monday, 6:45 p.m. Ten Brave Christians Prayer hour, 7:30 p.m. L.L. meet at church at 6 p.m. to attend rally in Janesville for New York convention.

Our Savior's Lutheran, LeVern Nielsen, pastor. Last day of Sunday school at 8: 45. Worship service at 10. Sunday school awards will be presented. Morning circle, Tuesday, 9:30 a.m.

with Mrs. Fred' Rush-low. Ruth circle, Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. with Tena Gilbertson. Church choir, Wednesday, 8 p.m.

The Liberty ALCW will serve available to non-members. BARABOO The Baraboo of Italian descent. Then came Memorial Day program will! refreshments following the serv- ice. an influx of Mexican children, many of whom could not speak Azim to Speak English. In the early 1930s uiunuti, muiictiu ridiiwiK.

iyic Keehn, Barbara Keller, Michael Koch, Sherrie Klitzke, Philip Lean, Jake Lehnherr, Michael Moser, David Piette, Darlene Pulfer, Jan Quade, David Riese, Jimmy Rit-schard, Roann Rolph, Connie Root, Paul a Susan Schultz, Steve Seeholzer, Christine Siegenthaler, Debra Sisson, Memorial Parade Al Platlevilk Barahoo Movie Museum Owner Acquires Kelics BARABOO Mr. and Mrs Clark Wilkinson, were success start at 9:30 a.m. with the traditional water services at the Broadway Bridge, led by the Women's Relief Corps. The parade is scheduled to start at 10:30 from in front of the American Legion Hall on about 75 per cent of the children had German backgrounds. PLATTEVILLE State As At Deerfield semblyman James Azim (R- Today many nationalities are represented.

DEERF1ELD A Memorial will speak at the Me- Frank Gransee, Freeport, and Mrs. Nora Anderson, Rapid City, S. Dakota. Mr. and Mrs.

Dwight Pugh, 806 Roby Road, are the parents While in Waukesha, Miss morial Day program here. ful in acquiring several items Steve Spring, Donald Trumpy, Larum has been a member of COMMUNITY CALENDAR Friday Kindergarten Zoo trip, Ke-gonsa and Yahara. HS track regionals. HS band variety show, 8 p.m., high school auditorium. Saturday Memorial Day.

Parade, 10:30 a.m. Tennis sectionals, Golt sectionals. Sunday Church services. Monday School board, 8 p.m. Boy Scout troop 45, old gym, 7 p.m.

B.S. troop 164, Christ Lutheran, 6:45 p.m. B.S. troop 167, First Lutheran, 7:30 p.m. Junior High library assistants picnic, 4 p.m., East side park.

Senior banquet, 7 p.m. the Waukesha Memorial Hospi Second Street, led by the marshal of the day, William L. Hillcr. He will be assisted by Commanders William Kuball, Day parade will be held here Saturday at 10 a.m. and will include the high school band, Legionaries.

VFW Deerfield-Cambridge Post, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, the Legion Auxil- The program is scheduled for 10 a.m. at the City Municipal Building, with activities following at Greenwood cemetery. The High School Band will for Wilkinson's movie museum Lynn Updike, Jacalyn Voegeli, at the auction held at the MGM Richard Waelchli. Tom Wahl, studios in Culver City, Calif. Janice Wettach, Susan Wirth, Competition in bidding from'and Michael Zimmerman, people like Debbie Reynolds Robert Larrabee and Ben Thie- of a son born at the hospital Thursday.

He has been named Daniel Eugene and has a sister, Michelle, Vk, at home. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Veum, Stoughton, and Mr. and Mrs.

litz. tal board; has been president of the Altrusa cfub, and of the Delta Kappa Gamma Waukesha chapter, and second vice-president of the state DKG, a teaching sorority. New hours for the Dunkirk Fnilnuinr. ihp in thn 'ary. uremcn and individual and the son of multi-millionaire I .,1.

Viwfmiiiii downtown area, the patriotic onlnes- ronowing me paraue. a snortjixu Will groups will proceed to Walnut Tuesday Senior citizen trip to Honey Bear Farm. Optimist Club, Hal-verson's, 6:45 p.m. VFW, 8 p.m. Golf sectionals.

Track sectionals. Wednesday Rotary, Halverson's, 12:10 p.m. Country Club auxiliary luncheon, 1 p.m. Hospital auxiliary board, 8:45 a.m. VFW auxiliary, 8 p.m.

Last day for HS seniors. Friday Hiah school state finals in be held in Fire- Hill Cemetery for a Memorial Servlce W1 Eugene Pugh, McFarland, are the grandparents nad Christ Veum, Stoughton, and Mrs. Wil- men's Park. a R. K.

W. some of the more popular items, but Wilkinson added to his collection costumes worn by such stars as Elizabeth Taylor, Service at the Soldiers' Plot. Area Itesale OKEE The Lake Wisconsin area resale will be held all day Sunday on Rapp Road in Okee. Hundreds of collectable items will be on sale. iam Sorenson, Rockford, the great grandparents.

Tennis, Track, Golf. Keceive Degree LODI Mary Ellen Packard. 143 S. Main will receive the bachelor's degree Saturday from Lindenwood College. St.

Charles, Mo. She is one of 116 students in the a a i Judy Garland, Lana Turner, Doris Day, Grace Kelly, Ava Saturday HS state finals in tennis, track. To Uuild Market fu Darnhoo Wiedenhoelt will deliver a short address, and Legion Commander Henry Scheel and Legion Auxiliary President Mrs. Leny Smith will speak. The Rev.

E. J. Tetlie will deliver the Hospital discharges Wednes Sunday Commencement, p.m. in Ir.arrlnpr arH Unrlu I omuri. high school gym.

day Mrs. Charles Bates, Route Mrs. Ada Ohlert, Building Sales, Kingston, Platteville; Mrs. John Crary, town dump, on Straavaldson Road near railroad track, are announced by Mrs. Philip Douglas, clerk.

Beginning in June, the dump will be open only on Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and on Saturdays, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Court of Honor Monday night in the First Lutheran Church, is for Boy Scouts in troop 167 and not troop 45 as incorrectely stated in Thursday's paper. Children who had perfect Stouyhton High Teucher benediction.

lis the contractor receiving the class. commission to construct the 1100 E. South Thomas Clark (Marcus), Deerfield. Discharged Thursday Mrs. new Pierce's Supermarket.

The DeneSit Auction Planned contract was let Wednesday. Richard Presny Named lo New County Post As Director of Parks Albion Academy Open The new store will be built on the site of the former Herfort Canning Factory, directly across South Boulevard from Marie Krakow, Skaalen Home; Charles Kaften, Brooklyn; Mrs. Dorothy Rennels, Evansville; Helmer Skaalen Home; Constance Chapman, Cambridge; Michael Stone, Weekends For Viewing Richard W. "Dick" Presny, holds a master's degree from the present Pierce location. The factory buildings are almost completely razed, the boiler 6108 Eastgate Monona, has the University of Wisconsin.

He attendance during the 1969-70 Sunday school year at Our Savior's Lutheran Church, will receive awards during the 10 o'clock service Sunday. They been named director of Dane is a native of Pulaski. At Platte EDGERTON The Albion! floors have been finished and If County parks, a newly created vine he was a star football room building being dismantled Thursday. Route Mrs. Lillian Porter, Evansville; Mrs.

Marilyn Kal-hagen, McFarland; Michael Joseph (John), Evansville; Mrs. Ruth Kestol, Gieghler Road; Peter Larsen, Oregon, and Michael Berg, 200 E. Jefferson St. are Colleen Offord, Karla Ever player and received an offer from a professional team. Academy is now open on Satur-! furnished for public exhibition, day and Sunday afternoons and However, lack of funds have will be open for viewing duringjc a i I the plumbing and son, first grade; Mike Offord, second grade; Laurel Halver- the summer months heating work.

The museum is accepting son, Sharon Jacobson, Sheila Me Plans are underway to hold a benefit auction at 1 p.m. Sun Set New Glarus Baccalaureate NEW GLARUS Baccalaureate services for 52 seniors will He is married and has three sons. Selection of Presny for the job memberships, and would accept position. The appointment was made by the Dane County Parks Commission. Presny was Dane County hor-t i 1 1 agent for a dozen years until resigning a year ago to become a vocational agriculture teacher at Stoughton High School.

Before joining the county he taught agriculture in the Cambridge High School. Fadden, Lisa Nielsen, third CHURCH NOTICES Western Koshkonong Lutheran. G. Guldberg, pastor. Holy Communion aery day, June 28, with proceeds totems for the auction.

Mrs. be used for the reconstruction 'Charles Saunders is treasurer. grade; Richard Everson, Russel Ice and Sunday school at 10. Lutheran as head of the county parks system was made by unanimous Offord, fourth grade; John be held in Swiss United Church youth society at the church at 7:30 p.m Newly contirmed members especially In and anyone wishing to contribute items for the auction may vlted to attend. Church council at the Richard Presny volc of Parks Commission of Christ at 8 p.m., Sunday.

school, Wednesday, 8 p.m. Ladies Aid Thursday, 2 p.m. Hostesses ir Mmes after It had interviewed a num The Rev. Richard C. Dargatz, work at the Museum.

The rebuilding of Kumien Hall, which was destroyed by fire in December, 1965, began within a year after the disastrous fire. The exterior of the regularly with Al Gilbert on Sta- ber of candidates. Among them pastor of Shepherd of the Hills Abner Juve, Clifford Kriedeman, Ralph I a 1 1 Harvey Schwartzlow, Jack McCall, Henry Schroeder and Donald contact Mrs. Harold Baum, curator, Mrs, Raymond Saunders, Mrs. Charles Saunders, of Clif Thorpe, fifth grade; Karen Nielsen, Ann Thorpe, sixth grade, and David Kennedy, eighth grade.

Having perfect attendance during the last semester were Hougan. Utica circle will hold a bake sale was Loren Thorson. Madison Lutheran Church and Primrose councilman from the 12th Ward. Lutheran Church, will deliver Starting salary lor the parks an address entitled, "What The and miscellaneous sale at the Ladles Aid West Koshkonong Lutheran, Gerald An. ford Townsend before June 14." tion W1BA for eight years until Presny is well-known to radio going to Stoughton.

listeners, having appeared onl A 1953 graduate of Platteville the program "Garden University, Presny also derson, pastor, Church scnool at 9:30. building is practically complete, 'Delivery must be made on or P-il Snnlh Ifinrlnra'iHpri' Ruth Worship services al 8:30 and 10:45. Text, iai 60UU1, KlllUetgdllCn, KUM Luk, Sew quills at church, Tues- position is $12,436 annually. World Needs and the basement and first! before June 28. A A-A iAXA..