Students Present Springtime in Stereo Concert
Nine students perform specialty numbers in the junior high auditorium at 2 p.m. Sunday directed by Allan F. Barnard. The high school orchestra, junior high cadet band and high school band join for a program featuring oboe and piano solos, cornet ensembles, chimes and drums with commentary by several students. The program opens with Overture Mikado and songs from Semele, concludes with Passacaglia and Rumba Mexicana, and includes Marches On Wisconsin Patriotic Medley and El Capitan among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Linda Abegglen
Karleen Krebs
Ronald Eckstam
Times
Allan F. Barnard
Beatrice Flanagan
Carole Buehler
Janet Buehler
Kenneth Krattiger
Vicki Neuberger
Mort Armstrong
Gilbert Sullivan
George Frederic Handel
Miss Flanagan
Clement Lenoi
Harold Johnson
Charles Miller
Lawrence Asmus
Shirley Mohns
Sally Dickson
Lou Ann Gerber
Melody Wellenkotter
Tony Lux
Wisconsin
William T. Purdy
Eckstam
Miss Krebs
Miss Abeggilen
Charles S. Peters
Linda Kempfer
Janet Johnson
Diane Siedschlag
Judy Winger
Debra Trumpy
Barbara Wegmueller
John Krebs
John Philip Sousa
el Capitan
Bosil Kalinnikov
Willow Echoes
No. 1 Back Page Next Week's Menus
Editor notes menus for the week ahead to help mothers plan meals for high school students who eat in the cafeteria at noon as a public service and guidance for families.
Weekly School Lunch Menu Summary
Monday features hot dog sandwiches pork and beans fresh pears and milk. Tuesday offers meat loaf with tomato sauce mashed potatoes corn fruit bar bread butter and milk. Wednesday serves turkey with gravy potatoes wax beans upside-down cake bread butter and milk. Thursday includes creamed chipped beef baking powder biscuit stewed tomatoes banana bread butter and milk. Friday presents macaroni and cheese buttered peas sliced apricots corn bread white bread butter and milk.
Wisconsin to Move Clocks Ahead One Hour This Sunday
Daylight Saving Time begins this Sunday with Wisconsin and many states advancing clocks one hour at 2 a.m. The fast time lasts until September 29 in Wisconsin, with some states extending the period into October. Congress considers standardizing clock changes to reduce scheduling confusion for travel and broadcasting.
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Wisconsin
Memorial Day Parade Plans Named Local Marshals
Edward Doyle and P J Connors Jr named co parade marshals for the Memorial Day parade to be held Thursday May 30. They were chosen at a American Legion meeting where civic groups planned the event. Robert Hendrickson and Robert Alder will decorate graves at Greenwood and Calvary cemeteries on May 30 morning. The parade begins at Monroe Armory at 8 30 a m with a program planned for Greenwood cemetery.
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Edward Doyle
P.J. Connors Jr
American Legion Club
Robert Hendrickson
Robert Alder
Greenwood
Calvary Cemeteries
Monroe Armory
Greenwood Cemetery
Detergent War Brings Denials Of Real Danger
Madison report shows Senate panel hears opposing views on a bill to ban non soluble detergents by Jan. 1966. Industry researchers push for substitutes as Wisconsin agencies and UW experts study impacts on water purity amid foam pollution concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Senate Public Welfare Committee
Charles Buekman
Amityville
N.Y
Jan. J. Buelman
Soap and Detergents Association
Gov
M. Starr Nichols
Nichols
Carolyn Blanchard
Rock County
P.J. Weaver
Soap and Detergent Association
Procter and Gamble Co
Weaver
President Duvalier’s Children Safe After Haiti Attack
In Port au Prince gunmen fired from a car, killing the driver and two bodyguards while transporting President Francois Duvalier’s children to school. The children Jean Claude age 12 and Simone age 14 were unhurt, according to eyewitnesses.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Jean-Claude
Simone
Loyalty Day Observance Set By VFW May 1 at Courthouse Lawn
Cecil Jones VFW Post leads Loyalty Day ceremonies on the Courthouse lawn at 8 AM and 5 PM next Wednesday with VFW auxiliary and Woman's Relief Corps participation. American Legion members invited to cooperate as the event runs May 1 to 5 under the slogan Loyalty Means Liberty.
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Cecil Jones
VFW
VFW Auxiliary
Woman’s Relief Corps
American Legion Post
Monroe
3Rd District Legion
Walter Laeser
Fred Felder
George Hoover
Robert L. Hahn
Sam Pickett
Fred Flick
American Legion
Redistricting Proposal Sparks Green County Debate
Sen Gordon Roseleip proposed a GOP backed redistricting plan to move Green County from the First to the Second District. The plan would shift Racine County’s 15th Ward and Stalbaum’s home toward the 4th District, triggering protests in Green County and a Senate hearing set for April 17. Governor Reynolds, amid claims of a deal, denied personal involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Assembly
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Reynold
Roseleip
Racine County
Racine
Lynn Stalbaum
Stalbaum
Henry Schadeberg
Burington
Koseleip
Cratic
Clement Zablocki
Milwaukee
Zablocki
Caledonia
North Bay
Wind Point
State
Senate
Reynolds
Soviet pledge on Laos kept neutral and peaceful
Premier Khrushchev assured Undersecretary Harriman that the Soviet Union backs the Laotian peace accord. A joint communique said both governments support general agreements and Vienna understandings on Laos. No concrete action or intervention was indicated, and prospects of Soviet involvement to halt the Pathet Lao were doubtful.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Harriman
United States
Laos
Kennedy
Council of Ministers
Vienna
U.S
Kohler
Gromyko
Pathet Lao
Swiss and Cheddar Markets Steady in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Cheese Exchange reported no activity today. Cheddar prices at assembling points were unchanged to three-fourths of a cent lower for longhorns, with a split opinion on base price depending on wrapper and box type. Swiss cheese prices remained unchanged at assembling points and in major cities, with a steady to fully steady market tone. Supplies were limited, demand good, but terminal buying interest fair amid competitive offerings from other areas.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Wisconsin
Agricultural Marketing Service
Exemption Favored For Aging of Cheese Debate
Madison Assemblyman Everett Bidwell challenged a cheese processing tax exemption bill arguing only aged natural cheese merits relief. The measure won preliminary approval as proponents push to tax only stored aged cheese rather than processed scraps.
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Madison
Everett Bidwell
Portage
Bidwell
Biggest Power Rate Cut in WPL History Approved
Wisconsin Power and Light Co. wins the largest rate reduction in its history as the PSC approves new schedules effective after May 30. The average Monroe residential bill drops about 60 cents monthly, with rural patrons saving about 95 cents and commercial customers around 2.70 dollars. The total reduction is $2 million annually for power and gas, powered by PSC-WPL negotiations.
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Monroe
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
PSC
D. L. Mossman
Mossman
WPL
Carl J. Forsberg
Spelling Champ Ruth Moser Leads Green County Contest
Ruth Moser twelve year old seventh grader at New Glarus won Green County spelling title after successfully spelling miscellane ous and edged runner up Christine Gempeler also twelve, of Monticello. Steven Hoesly eighth grader at New Glarus placed third following tire and satirical words. Judges were Miss Lillian Hanson and Thelma Blackbourn with John Talbot as master pronouncer. Twenty five contestants competed.
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Green County
Ruth Moser
New Glarus
Samuel Moser
Route 2
Monticello
Stanley Karls
Christine Gempeler
Ruth
Christine
Harvey Gempeler
Steven Hoesly
Richard Leaver
Juda
Dan
Jeffrey Meyer
Cadiz Center
John Talbot
Madison
Lillian Hanson
Thelma Blackbourn
Monroe
John Salesman
Pleasant Valley School
Buffalo TV Station Reopens After 200000 Fire
A local television station in Buffalo New York resumed broadcasts Thursday night following a three alarm fire that destroyed a wing of WGR TV studios. The station borrowed equipment from a rival to resume service.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Wgr-Tv
Sales Tax Fight Set for Kickoff
Wisconsin Senate to begin debate on a Republican three percent sales tax bill at 9 a.m. next Thursday with five likely dissenters. Governor Reynolds threatens a veto as intra-party opposition grows. plan includes tax collection changes and quarterly prepayments to raise 155.4 million dollars in 1963 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Senate
Robert Knowles
New Richmond
Green Bay
Gerald Lorge
Bear Creek
William Draheim
Neenah
Finance Committee
Reynolds
GOP
Fred Risser
Open House at Banks Draws City Visitors
More than 00 persons visited Monroe banks during open house for Know Your Bank week. Attendees toured both Commercial and Savings and First National Banks. Commercial’s expanded facilities were shown. First National’s currency display drew interest.
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Monroe Banks
Commercial and
Savings
First National
Area Students Engage in Green County Government Day
Twenty five juniors from Monroe Albany New Glarus and Monticello high schools participated in a full day program sponsored by the Green County Council of the American Legion. Kim Kindschi of Monroe won county judge in mock balloting with other officers elected. The event included courthouse tours a talk by T J Burgy Jr on government and veterans affairs and a safety film by Capt Arden Pope.
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Legion
Harold Schulz
Monticello
of the American Legion
Kim Kindschi
Monroe
Kindschi
Times
T. J. Burgy Jr
Albany
New Glarus
Green County Council of the American Legion
Tony Lux
Becky Houser
Martha Barnes
Sue Schuett
Register of Deeds
Jim Zuhlke
Sheldon Taylor
Burgy
Arden Pope
Dane County Traffic Patrol
Green County Council
The
American Legion
Telephone Firm Gets Tower Okay
The Monroe Board of Appeals approved United Telephone Co. to build a communications tower north of the new dial exchange building for mobile vehicle service. The 149 foot structure overcame a 75 foot zoning limit after assurances of minimal TV interference and aviation safety. Company representatives included Margaret Burgi president Vilas Rundhammer controller Wade L. Cash special agent and John W. Schild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Board of Appeals
United Telephone Co
Dial Exchange
Telephone Company
Margaret Burgi
Vilas Rundhammer
Wade L. Cash
John W. Schild
Business Leaders Urge $10 Billion Tax Cut Plan
Washington Based Business Committee for Tax Reduction headed by Henry Ford II urges a $10 billion cut in corporate and individual taxes. They want substantial portions to take effect this year and a balance between federal income and expenditures. They clash with the White House on timing and targeted deductions.
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Washington
Henry Ford II
Kennedy
Business Committee For
Congress
White House
Khrushchev Signals Time Might End Leadership Role
U S experts doubt Khrushchev will resign soon after his Moscow speech to industry workers. Tass quote shows Khrushchev saying he cannot hold the top position for all time, stressing the party role as he marks his 69th birthday.
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Washington
Khrushchev
U.S
Tass
Moscow
Moscow Group
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VFW Post
JFK
Spelling Champ
Republican Party
Risser
Curtis McKay
R-Mequon
Walter Hollander
Rrosendale
Reenah
Menominee County
Milwaukee’s
Ford Group
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