Trout Season Opens May 4 Across Wisconsin Streams
Wisconsin anglers await the May 4 start as 7 900 trout have been stocked statewide with 3 800 more planned in Green County. Warden Harold Pederson notes fine German brown trout, while decisions at a county hearing address bank poles, trout stream identifications, and wildlife rules.
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Wisconsin Conservation Department
Harold A. Pederson
Green County
Pederson
Bushnell Creek
Sylvester Creek
New Glarus Branch
New Glarus
Hefty Creek
Erickson Creek
Dougherty Creek
Prairie Branch
Storey Creek
Brooklyn
Dayton
Liberty Creek
Albany
Highway 64
Brodhead
Sugar River
Marsh
Pecatonica River
Lafayette
Pecatonica
Harold Gissing
Monroe
Robert Hahlen
Hahlen
The
Conservation Congress
Horicon Marsh
Kimberly High coach Dave Genzmer resigns after two seasons
Kimberly Wis power balance shifts as head coach Dave Genzmer resigns after guiding teams to a 32-8 record and a Mid East Conference title over two seasons. No reason provided.
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Dave Genzmer
Kimberly
Kimberly, Wis
Kimberly High School
Genzmer
Kilma rolls perfect 300 in Milwaukee bowling league
Tom Kilma bowled a 300 game Wednesday night in the Major League at Uptown Lanes. He finished the three game series with a 670 total.
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Milwaukee
Tom Kilma
Uptown Lanes
Kilma
Lawmakers Hear Opposition to Two Dollar Trout Stamp
The Assembly Conservation Committee discussed a proposal for a $2 trout stamp funded by additional license revenue to stock trout. Opponents warn it could expand to other hunting and fishing, while supporters note the $290000 would aid stocking efforts.
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Madison
Assembly Conservation Committee
Charles Brees
Milwaukee Conservation Alliance
Ed Schneberger
The
Conservation Department
Don Lynn
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
Pewaukee Lake
State Water Pollution Committee
Shullsburg Albany Post Baseball Wins Tight Games
Shullsburg edged Benton 9 7 as Hillary Weer and McCoy sparked a four run seventh to force extra innings. Albany defeated Monticello 11 7 with Kubly Anderson and Schmidt leading a strong hitting effort though they fell short in scoring.
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Shullsburg
Benton
Albany
Monticello
Hillary
Weer
McCoy
Kubly
Anderson
Schmidt
Luhike Delivers 649 as Major Bowling League Closes
Bill Zuhlke anchored the final Major League night with a 649 series and 232 game. Herb Goecks added 626 while Deb Share led with 712 in the city and Wally Miller tied Redman for season high 267. Weasel's Tap posted 929 team game and 2,766 total as Marco's leads second half with 35 points.
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Bill Zuhlke
Kegler
Herb Goecks
George Redman
Wayne Ratzlaff
Weasel
Tap
Marco’s
Clinic Pharmacy
Clinic
Kiwanis Club
Weasel’s
Schmidt
Kiwanis
Deb Share
Wally Miller
Bob Ethridge
Don Jones
Schmidt’s
Help Wanted Ads Promote Employment in Monroe
The Monroe Evening Times highlights Help Wanted listings offering jobs across fields. Employers seek workers for positions in manufacturing, hospitality, and office settings, inviting applicants to apply locally and via notices in the paper.
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Monroe
Schneeberger and Disch Lead State Track Honors
Warren Schneeberger of Albany and Fred Disch of New Glarus top the first weekly high school track honor roll from Wisconsin prep track coaches. Schneeberger specializes in the mile run while Disch competes in the shot put in Class C, with other area youths Burrison of Argyle in the 120 yard hurdles and Rundle of Shullsburg in the Class C high jump.
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Warren Schneeberger
Albany
Fred Disch
New Glarus
Bill Cross
Whitefish Bay
Wisconsin Prep
Schneeberger
Disch
Burrison
Argyle
Rundle
Shullsburg
Track winners from Argyle Darlington Blanchardville Cuba City
Argyle defeated Blanchardville 74.2 to 43.2 in State Line action as James Wyss swept the 100 yard dash pole vault and anchored the 880 relay while Argyle took eleven of thirteen firsts. Cassville topped Benton 94 to 24 with Dick Vogt winning four events including the 100 and 220 dashes and the high jump plus the 880 relay. Darlington beat Cuba City 93 to 25 led by Arlich Jorgenson winning the 120 high hurdles and the 180 low hurdles.
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Argyle
Blanchardville
Cassville
Benton
Blackhawk
Darlington
Cuba City
Wisconsin
James Wyss
Dick Vogt
Arlich Jorgenson
Monona Grove Dominates Triangular Track Meet
Monona Grove trackmen won the triangular meet yesterday with 69-41 over Monroe and 69-38 over Stoughton. Dennis Eley led MG by winning the 100 and 220 yard dashes. official results list Eley in multiple top finishes including 100 10.5 and 220 23.3.
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Monona Grove
Monroe
Stoughton
Dennis Eley
Eley
Brill
Martin
Nelson
Pick
Stock
Steensrud
Schuetze
Reed
Kuehn
Phalen
Norem
Bluel
Ruedelbrush
Blackbourn
Lovelace Leads Monona Grove Golf in Opening Round
Tom Lovelace of Monroe tied with four Monona Grove players for medalist honors with 37 as the Cheesemakers beat Grove 186 to 212 in the opening round. Dan Franklin 40 Kurt Share 41 Tom Mitchell 42 and Fred Schuetze 52 followed. Monroe then lost to Wisconsin High 220-221 and will play Monday at Blackhawk Country Club in Madison.
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Tom Lovelace
Monroe
Monona Grove
Grove
Lovelace
Dan Franklin
Kurt Share
Tom Mitchell
Fred Schuetze
Madison
Wisconsin High
Blackhawk Country Club
Friend Wants Ad: Selling Renting Hiring
A brief classified notice invites readers to contact a friend seeking purchase or rental services and potential employment, promising prompt replies and clear terms. The item emphasizes direct correspondence and uncomplicated arrangements.
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Alna
Squatwell
Twin Grove
Fred H. Schmidt
Aldrin
Carter & Gruenewald Co
Juda, Wis
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Assembly
Theodore Wisniewski
Water Pollution Committee
Swiggum
Beverage Depot
18Th Ave
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Coronet
Rc A Arandr
Marco
Bluffview
Brodhead, Wis
Roger Bright Melody Masters
John Pela’s
Freddie Elmer
Sebastian Laeser
Turner Hall
Firestone
Firestone “Fairlawn
Dominic's Firestone Store
Quam
Blaser
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Turnbull
Harvey
Strom
Wilson
Woosley
Kanter
McGregor
Ferron
United States
Owatonna
6Th St
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