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On 3. 1 the other hand, there seems to be no record of the ___ some Mr. Lindbergh, in any way, shape or form, belittling or criticising Hitlerand thebrutality of the -v present Germannation--in their fourteen separate acts of aggression.- I - , - &#39;- - Naturally, it_lri-tr. l.i-her§h__desires weto =nti= British, that is his Business; however,he is rapidly K losing therespect atmore andmore loyalAmerican I citizens. &#39; *&#39; &#39; - a If Mr. Lindbergh feelsthat England committed a great sin by taking up arms in defense again Germany, wewould like to hear what he thinks f- Hitler&#39;s murderousinvasion of Poland. - > It seems that the least Mr. Lindbergh could vrouid be to condemn the hnatnlity at Nazis:--, So-&#39;=== Inunism, and Fascism, end, now that America is committed by the will at the lnaiority to aid Great Britain, to work tor a united nation in support at President Roosevelt and our national defense effort. We areglad that President Roosevelthas faith I in the ultimate victory at Great Britain over Germany. We are glad that Roosevelt recognizesthe serious- Q ness of the situation and the tact that this War is iust - -- --.....___..:-..1s-c.e,.1 ,___ l v i .- y un_¥§L;nd, -;&#39; ll is that meta;our mtnation rs unprepai to meet so armidable a foe as the German war machine, R is beaaase, daring the past twenty yeafs, We have listened to propaganda at peace put out by Germany and Russia ta the American public while at the some time these hvo nations were making the greatest possible eftart ta build what is now known to be"the greatest military machine ever operated by one na- 3% tion against another. " &#39;" " _- . :.. -_|_&#39; -r It is also because vre attempted to lollovr a policy _ ,._ r-- . of isolation without providing ourselves with the mili- tary and economic means of maintaining isaltitials in any sense except that we refused to accept out joint responsibility of maintaining the peace at the world by joining, and making effective, the League of Nations. " 1 - - &#39;" &#39; . ,. There is good reason to believe that the United States and Great Britain can ultimately defeat Ger- 13&#39; many and her allies, but we cannot afford to become so optimistic in this belief that we would neglect to promote ail at those defense efforts essential to final victory. = ~&#39; - , ~ - There are I ical reasons to believe that the if 3 Axis powers could, in their ovvn good time, extend their aggression to the Western hemisphere. If Amer- ican aid to Britain is not too late or too little, it is equally possible that the United States and Greet Britain can both isolate the flames of var to the I European continent and ultimately defeat the dictator itittions an their awn sail. "_ Q 3 l J If our English speaking nations have any lil- i , ternal taults in their social, economic or political make-up, they can be corrected in a democratic man-&#39; ner. It is a poor time now to squabble among oyst- selves with Hitler knocking at the door-.~ &#39; - Nothwithstanding what may be right and Wtatlg between labor and industry, it is entirely possible that for every man-hour at labor lost as result at strikes in defense industries, ten Americans may die in battle tor lock of the materials that should be produced at this time. - _ &#39; If it is true, as Mr. Lindbergh has told us, that would Germanybe too can greet, never it invade could equally our country. be true that that the Greatcast Britain and the United States, at ied in the greatest possible vrar effort, cannot, In our lite time, islodge the German conquerors from those fourteen hations at Europe olreadv eeeapied by German, Russian and 0 Italian military forces. bl - - ~ I if it is true that we are unprepared ta defend ourselves at this time, it can only be because, after a_ great deal of democratic debating during the past year, programwe were and slaw start to put theinto machine; effect the "to conscriptionbuild out an - sveapans ofnot merely defense, talked sunethirzlwe about! minute ldilauve tler doneand Striedirces started their bloody into-Poland. l-- WW H ---- ~- I Since _,,__M,___ we _ are actually -or inthis 0 -v.
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    the News of All 28 Pages Today The Township DSoohhrte Jtttojmtkttt Four Sections VOL. XI, No. 40 WOODHRinC.E, N. J., FRIDAY, 1)K< F.MBEU 13. PRICE THREE CENTS wruer lo Address Girl's Arm Broken Janet Gage Chapter Woodbridge Players Commended Play and Xmas Tree Struck By Auto Police Seek Murderer The Janet Gage Chapter, II. A. R. Albert Jacoby, of 316 Pershing For Their Grid Sportsmanship will hold its ChrifttmaR party on Mon- For Sunday School Hvomip, Cartcret, was driving toward day, December 16, at the home of j Woodiridge in Wnodbridfte avenue Mrs. Hampton Cutter in Green street Who Killed Man In Fords 09 Speaker* High In Praise Of Team At Annual Banquet Given at 8 o'clock. Mrs, Harold Hayden ha.1, F;r«t Pr»*hvt*rian School TOS°PP "* Hngaman Height* Tuesday nrst rre»Dyierian ocnooi "°jnig ht at 9:2o o'clock when he struck —•— Last Night — Need Of An Athletic Field Is charge of the program, The speaker Preient "Night Before Miss Marion Shervenak, aged 16, of Several Suspects Arrested But Are Released When Men In of the evening will be Emil Rcvyuk. /-,!_ . •• /% T% i_ HA : Marion street, Hagaman Heights. Tho Stressed — Many Guest*. Ukranian writer of New York City. Chnrtmas" On December 22 ^TVa .TO w^ broken J||(,oby took Restaurant Fail To Make Identification — Clue* All members are privileged to bring —Christinas Tree Following her to the office of Dr. Samuel Mess- Obtained As To Direction Bandit Took After The football banquet held in Wood- you. I sincerely hope that 1 will be ft guest; also gifts suitable for chil- inger in Carteret whore her injury hridge high Mhonl lust night in honor nhlc to be present again next year, dren.
  • Student Handbook

    Student Handbook

    GILMANTON MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL S889 Larson Rd, P.O. Box 28 Gilmanton, WI 54743-0028 715/946-3158 www.ghs.k12.wi.us Student/Parent Handbook Grades 5-12 GILMANTON SCHOOL DISTRICT GOALS Goal One: Enable students to meet at least basic competencies in reading, communicating, computing, and other curricular areas. Goal Two: Foster student’s physical, intellectual, social, and emotional well-being by promoting a general feeling of worth and pride in achievement. Goal Three: Teach skills for lifelong learning, which allow all students to attain their fullest potential in the educational process. Goal Four: Provide equal educational opportunity to all students regardless of race, national origin, religion, gender, age, or handicapping condition. Goal Five: Provide a broad knowledge base to prepare students for a changing future. Goal Six: Provide opportunities for students to develop an understanding and appreciation for a democratic way of life. Goal Seven: Enhance the student's understanding and appreciation of other peoples and cultures and also for the concept “citizen of the world”. 1 GENERAL INFORMATION ABSENCES AND ADMIT SLIPS Students are expected to be to school on time. Regular school attendance is necessary to achieve academic success. The greatest single factor which contributes to low or failing grades in school is tardiness and absence from school. Any time a student comes late to school, leaves early or is gone for the whole day, parent contact with the school is required - either by phone or by written notice. When a student is absent from school his/her parent/guardian must call the school before 9:00 a.m.
  • March/April 2016

    March/April 2016

    MARCH/APRIL 2016 CHAIR’S COLUMN Who’d have thought...? No matter what your political we blanketed lawmakers with solid and persuasive arguments on a number of issues vital to both radio and television. It was rewarding to persuasion, few of us would have witness first-hand the attention our Association and our issues received predicted at the start of this year’s when dozens of local broadcasters met with nearly every state presidential campaign that Donald legislator on the same day in January. And when we headed to Washington in February, the Wisconsin delegation was the largest of Trump and Bernie Sanders would still any state association in attendance. Many thanks to all of the Wisconsin Tom Allen be in the headlines (much less broadcast professionals who joined us in those efforts. WBA Chair winning primaries), at While our collective voice is impressive, our It was rewarding to witness first- individual voices as local broadcasters are also this point in the 2016 campaign. hand the attention our Association essential. That’s why it’s so important that each of Whatever you think about the race so far, one and our issues received when us make an effort to have regular contact with our thing is clear. This certainly isn’t politics as usual. dozens of local broadcasters met local, state and federal officials. Let’s make sure that And given the current atmosphere of political in this unpredictable election year one thing is uncertainty, our efforts to make broadcaster’s with nearly every state legislator on certain: That anyone in elected office will clearly voices heard at the state and national level are the same day in January.