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Abbotsford T ribune Published in Abbotsford Thursday, December 25, 1952
Driver training course to have 53 students enrolled Abbotsford high school will offer a course in driver education to 53 students this year, reports Herbert Juneau, principal. The subject will be taught by Daniel S. Harris.
Development of this phase of education has been encouraged statewide by the department of public instruction, in cooperation with the safety division of the motor vehicle department.
Wisconsin has been accorded nationwide recognition for leadership in this field, the principal said. Pioneer efforts in this regard were put forth more than a decade ago.
The standard course includes study of how the automobile functions, what is required of the driver, the importance of proper attitudes and appreciation of social responsibilities, the need for traffic regulations, the causes of accidents, the means of preventing highway mishaps and the major provisions of state and local traffic codes.
Purpose of the course is to develop in young people a reasonable appreciation of their obligations on the streets and highways, the principal pointed out.
No milk delivery Dec. 25 Patrons of the Medo-Farms Dairy are reminded that on Christmas Day and on New Year’s Day, there will be no deliveries of milk. The dairy bar will be open on Christmas Day, from 10 to 12 o’clock.
The Tribune-Phonograp h Published in Colby Thursday, December 21, 1972
Terms expire for three school board members School board election for joint school district No. 1, City of Abbotsford, Village of Curtiss, towns of Mayville, Hoard, Colby, (Clark County; Frankfort, Holton, Hull, (Marathon County) will take place on April 3, the first Tuesday in April. The three candidates whose terms expire July 1, 1973 are Marvin Busse, president, Eugene Blair, clerk and L.F. Loucks, treasurer.
Declarations of candidacy forms may be secured n the Abbotsford Public Schools Administrator’s office. Declarations of candidacy forms must be filed with the district clerk, Eugene Blair, on or before Jan. 22nd, the fourth Tuesday in January.
Post holds party The Huber-Schmitt-Bruesewitz-Decker VFW Auxiliary and Post of Colby celebrated the Holiday Season with a potluck supper and meeting. Providing the Chop Suey for a special touch at the supper was Dr. Fults and his wife Helen from the Colby Hotel.
Actions at the meeting were to send $50 to the Wisconsin Veterans Hospitals for their Christmas Cheer Fund and the paying of the district dues.
After the short meeting, games were played and gifts exchanged. The entertainment was provided by Sisters Hildegarde Augustine and Erma Schultz.
