Sounds of Spring concert by Monroe Public Schools bands
The Monroe Public Schools Concert Band and Symphonic Band perform in the Junior High School auditorium on Wednesday April 24 at 8 p m Allan F Barnard conducts the Symphonic Band with David Krattiger as cornet soloist in Introduction and Polonaise by Den ak and the Original Dixieland Concerto arranged by War rington featuring a Dixie land combo The Symphonic Band also performs Liszt 2nd Hungarian Rhapsody Fascination Bathsheba Man of La Mancha and other works with narrations by Daniel Wilson and others The Concert Band conducted by Joseph Rieraldo offers Vivaldi Concerto in B flat Blues in the Band Concert Overture for Band Il Re Pastore and Sleepers Wake with Cadet Band members assisting as ushers and for tickets and programs.
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Monroe Public Schools
Allan F. Barnard
David Krattiger
Max Denmark
John Warrington
Kathy Kohl
John Krebs
Sue Mahlbuch
Steve Neuberger
Greg Olson
Susan Schilt
Franz Liszt
Daniel Wilson
Douglas MacArthur
Ferdinand Marchetti
Bathsheba
Louis Singer
Mitchell Leigh
Kris Snively
Tom Schilt
Betsy Reger
Gary Neuenschwander
Donna Marty
Shirley Flanagan
John Deininger
Nancy Hartwig
Joseph Rieraldo
James Bahler
R. Gary Sutter
Antonio Vivaldi
del Baroni
Robert G. Johnson
Wolfgang Mozart
Joseph Sebastian Bach
Robert Crandall
Robert Gordee
Mark Krattiger
Mary Sulzer
Connie Benkert
Kirsten Kundert
Merry Seaton
Elaine Walters
Pueblo crew ransom not being paid says State Dept
The State Department states it is not considering paying ransom for the Pueblo’s 82 crew seized by North Korean sailors on January 23. A 15th private Panmunjom meeting between U.S. and North Korean reps yielded no breakthrough in the Pueblo deadlock. West: Gen Wheeler says enemy damage in Vietnam could have been much lower with shelters.
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Washington
State Department
Panmunjom
U. S
Earle G. Wheeler
U.S
Vietnam
Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dr. Smith Elected New Lions President in Monroe
The Lions Club of Monroe held a regular dinner meeting on Monday April 22 at Swiss Wheel Restaurant to elect officers by acclamation. Dr Robert Smith will be president starting July 1 with a slate including Lowell Markwardt as first vice president Charles Mathias as second vice president Lloyd Siedschlag as third vice president Carol Jones as Lion tamer James Hendrickson as tail twister and Ed Mund George Wells and Floyd C Achteberg as trustees. Retiring president Don Siedschlag presided. Allan Holtshopple of the Monroe School System spoke on available audio visual aids for students.
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Lions Club of
Monroe
Robert Smith
Lowell Markwardt
Charles Mathias
Lloyd Siedschlag
Carol Jones
James Hendrickson
Ed Mund
George Wells
Floyd C. Achteberg
Don Si
Delegates Plan For GOP Caucus
Dr. Jack Robilette of Green County urges delegates and alternates to attend the Second District caucus in Madison at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Lorraine Hotel. The gathering screens possible candidates and outlines plans for the May 24 and 25 state convention. Names of delegates and alternates from Green County are listed for Monroe Juda Brodhead New Glarus Monticello Albany and Browntown with several alternates.
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Jack Robilette
Green County Republicans
Madison
Lorraine
Green County
Monroe
Robert Ableman
Marco Bregenzer
Rolland Karlen
J. W. Robilette
Roger Moe
Richard Wagner
Larry Lindgren
Anna Blum
John Callahan
Sherman Hodgson
W. E. Deininger
Joseph Viney
Browntown
Marvin Stauffacher
Juda
Edward Kaderly
Brodhead
Joseph Stencel
Donald Witte
New Glarus
Gerald Disch
Dennis Streiff
Monticello
John Steinmann
Wally Feldt
Albany
Aaron Murallt
Dorothy Meythaler
James Beer
Terry Buening
Matt Solbran
Robert Tschudy
Burton Lynch
Freda Bray
Erma Thurber
Frances Leuenberger
Arthur Carter
George Hartman
Orso Duerst
Arthur Ames
Donald Edwards
Lloyd Iverson
Danny Markham
Gene Escher
Six Green County school boards discuss consolidation plans
At a New Glarus meeting six district boards reviewed proposed consolidations in Albany Brodhead Juda Monticello New Glarus and Belleville. Mixed reactions emerged with many speakers opposed while some favored action before fall referenda.
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NEW Glarus
Bertrand Quale
Stoughton
Cooperative Educational Service Agency No. 15
Cesa No. 17
Brodhead
Albany
Green County
Juta
Holdeners to Join Edelweiss Stars Tour to Switzerland
Walter Holdener of Monroe and his Madison relatives Wally and Sherry Holdener plan a June Edelweiss Stars trip to Steinen Canton Schwiz. Walter, married to Lillian Augsburger, returns to visit brothers and cousins, recalling trips from 1954 and 1963 with the Swiss Club of Madison during a six week stay.
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Walter Holdener
Monroe
Wally
Sherry Holdener
Madison
Switzerland
Holdeners
Steinen
Canton Schwiz
Holdener
Germany
Mar
Lillian Augsburger
America
Lillian
Gottfried Augsburger
Lena Augsburger
Clara
Burrell B. Bradley
Bellevue, Mich
Augsburger
No. 3
Jordan Honored For Corn Record In Central Belt
Wesley Jordan of Judo was honored at the DeKalb bushel meeting in Chicago for a 164.65 bushels yield of No 2 corn from a measured acreage, named among top central corn belt growers. Supreme Court rejected Monday a bid by city and state governments including Wisconsin to recover millions billed for children's books from 18 publishers.
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Wesley Jordan
Chicago
Central
Corn Belt
Washington
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Pierce Receives Prison Sentence in Double Murder
James Pierce, 21, was convicted in a bench trial of murdering two Fort Wayne musicians outside an East Dubuque tavern on Feb 19. Judge Marvin F. Burt sentenced him to two concurrent 40 to 60 year terms, rejecting insanity defense. Pierce waived jury trial after a venue change from Jo Daviess County.
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Freeport, Ill
James Pierce
Fort Wayne
Ind
Marvin F. Burt
Circuit Court
Pierce
David Zimmerman
Gary Blauvelt
East Dubuque
Jo Daviess County
In Memory of Miss Erb Tea To Mark Library Week
A tea and open house will honor Miss Gertrude Erb at Arabut Ludlow Memorial Library on Friday from 3 30 to 5 30 in the children's room as part of National Library Week. Books donated in her memory include titles from nature and science and the Enchantment of America series by Allan Carpenter.
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Erb
Lucy Gfroever
Arabut Ludlow Memorial Library
Gertrude Erb
Gfroever
Desert
Peggy Larson
Edwin Way Teale
John R. Saunders
Chesley Bonestell
Edwin H. Colbert
The
Ants
Edward S. Ross
Kentucky
Colorado
Arkansas
Virginia
South Carolina
New Hampshire
Louisiana
Allan Carpenter
Meeting Slated By Marshall Co
The Marshall Co invites the public to hear Robert Westervelt at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the Swiss Wheel Restaurant Madison vice president and director discusses investments and the companys role on major exchanges admission is free Raddatz local representative notes the Monroe office opened Feb 1 and Westervelts talk covered economic conditions and attractive industries including building stocks Raddatz also spoke on mutual funds and stock information for attendees Froehlich named Madison Republican convention chairman and Milwaukee housing proposal advance
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Jim Raddatz
The
Marshall Co
Robert Westervelt
Marshall Company
Westervelt
Swiss Wheel
Times
Madison
New York Stock Exchange
Wisconsin
L1th St
Monroe
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Keith Seward
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Lyman Davis
Ray Martin
Ralph Kundert
Don Bloom
Bloom
Kundert
Martin
AP News
Alabama
Aflcio Communications
Madson
Naples
Fla
Warren P. Knowles
Wesley G. Downing
Knowles
Downing
Greater Naples
Dr. Smith
New Lions
Boy Scout Troop 115
Grace Lutheran Church
15Th Ave
Robert Alder
Toby Whipple
Mark Blanc
School Boards Eye
Belleville
Dane County
Norman Larson
State Department of Public Instruction
Evansville
Helen
Jordan
Burt
Dubuque
Iowa
Raddatz
Froehlich
Ody J. Fish
Assembly
Harold Froehlich
R-Appleton
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Common Council
Judiciary Committee
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