Bio: Bertz, John "Jack" (School Board Candidate -
1967)
Contact: Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
E-mail:
dolores@wiclarkcountyhistory.org
Surnames:
Bertz, Smith
----Source: Clark County Press (Neillsville, Clark Co., WI)
3/30/1967
Bertz, John "Jack" (School Board Candidate - 1967)
John
(Jack) Bertz, 38, attended both Loyal parochial and public schools and graduated
from Loyal High School in 1946 and earned a Bachelor of Science degree in
biology in 1950 from St. Norbert College, De Pere.
In 1951, he operated a
210-acre dairy farm northeast of Loyal and purchased the farm in 1953. Elected
vice chairman of Clark County ASC committee in 1954; farmed and served in this
position until October, 1957. At that time was hired by the farmer-elected ASC
committee as office manager for the county. ASC administers farm programs. He
received awards in 1959 and 1966 as the outstanding county office in the state.
He moved to Neillsville later that year.
He was married to the former
Jane Smith in 1950 at Loyal. The family, residing at 312 East Fourth Street,
consists of Peter, the eldest, a Neillsville High School freshman; Paul and
Lauren, sixth graders; Phillip, a fifth grader; and Patrick a fourth grader at
St. Mary’s School. The family, are parishioners of St. Mary’s congregation.
The Neillsville Public School system has done a commendable task of
educating their children.
Credit is due to the people of the school
district for electing responsible representatives to the school board and
selection of school officials. Primary emphasis has been placed on the education
of the child, which I fully agree with. Other school activities assist in
rounding out our younger generation in becoming trustworthy and outstanding
citizens. If elected to this responsible position, I will do my best to fulfill
the desires of the electors for the welfare and betterment of our children,
school system and community.
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