Parenthood Clinic Explores Family Roles Across Sessions
A multi session program on parenthood begins April 29 sponsored by Green County physicians Public Health Department Mental Health Clinic and University Extension. Sessions cover prenatal care birth mother and baby care and family life with experts from Monroe Clinic St. Clare Hospital Medical Center and the Mental Health Clinic guiding discussions.
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Charles Miller
Medical Center
David Curtis
Mental Health Clinic
James Weir
Monroe Clinic
Curtis
Bishop
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Nan Diedrick
Merlin Olson
Miller
Agricultural Building
Martha Tschudy
Edward Zupanc
Tom Sampson
Sampson
Diane Bishop
Monroe High School Spring Concert Set for Wednesday Evening
The Monroe High School bands and Chamber Choir present a spring concert in the Junior High Auditorium on Wednesday April 30 at 8 p.m. Works include Fillmore and Williams marches, Beethoven Egmont Overture, Wagner Elsa's Procession, and modern pieces Liturgical Music for Band. Soloist Alfred Reed's Ode for Trumpet features Steve Neuberger.
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Monroe
Joe Rieraldo
Mary Salzwedel
Dave Rufenacht
Steve Neuberger
Charles
Monroe High School
Jack Close
Henry Fillmore
Mary Sulzer
Richard Maltby
Ralph Vaugan Williams
Tom Schilt
Richard Wagner
Alfred Reed
Steve Rosa
Flood Threat Eases on Two Wisconsin Bridges
Receding Mississippi flood waters reduced traffic restrictions on the U S bridges linking Prairie du Chien to Marquette and the U S 151 bridge to Dubuque. Sheriff Ray Childs said normal flow should return by day’s end. High water affected approaches, not the bridges themselves.
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Prairie DU
Prairie du Chien
Iowa
School Hallway Incubator Lets Students Watch Eggs Hatching
At St. Victor's parochial school Father Henry N. Kalscheuer set up an incubator in a hallway. Students observe goose robin turkey and pheasant eggs hatching with eggs donated by local residents. The program continued from last year and the eggs hatched. The report then notes the stock market moving higher in early trading as investors respond to Thursday’s gains.
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St. Victor’s Parochial School
Henry N. Kalscheuer
New York
Cancer Crusade Drive Proceeds in Monroe
The Annual Cancer Crusade Residential Drive in Monroe nears completion led by Mrs. Ralph Nyman and co-chairwoman Mrs. Ethel Jones. Gene Bates directs the nearly finished Industrial Division with helpers Wilson Bloom Phil Snyder Gary Rufenacht Dean Miller Gary Partridge and Dan Pickett. The retail section remains to be completed and donations may be left at The Commercial and Savings Bank in Monroe.
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Monroe
Ralph Nyman
Ethel Jones
Gene Bates
Wilson Bloom
Phil Snyder
Gary Rufenacht
Dean Miller
Gary Partridge
Dan Pickett
Lyle Stephenson
Brodhead
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Nationwide Daylight Saving Times Amid Regional Exceptions
Most Americans advance clocks at 2 a.m. Sunday for daylight saving time except Hawaii Arizona and Michigan. Indiana spans two time zones with a shifting line. Michigan splits eastern and central zones between peninsulas. Residents face clock changes as exemptions and referenda shape observed time.
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Hawaii
Arizona
Michigan
Indiana
Chicago
Louisville
Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Mermaid Cheryl Rhoads
Florida
Disturbances Flare in Racine Over Center Plans
In Racine a civil disturbance began around midnight and lasted nearly three hours with about 100 youths involved and 6 store windows broken. Police reported 15 arrests bringing total custody since Wednesday to about 90 as tensions over community recreation facilities and a zoo cage decision simmered. Mayor Huck resisted reimposing curfew after Friday rallies by whites and Negroes.
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Racine
Case High School
West Side
Huck
Yachtsmen Quartet Featured by Green County Barbershop
The Yachtsmen Quartet from Decatur Illinois will headline the Green County Barbershop Chorus program with Ol Man River at 8 p.m. Saturday May 10 in the Junior High School auditorium. Members are active in the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Singing and have led outreach from TV to benefits and parities. The group has a history of tours and public performances including an August 1958 Wisconsin fishing singing trip and a later parade feature in Ishpeming Michigan.
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Decatur, Ill
Monroe
Eddie Spencer
Wally Ryan
Gene Bafford
Jim Turley
Green County
Ol Man River
Decatur
Ill
Socity For
America
Midwest
Wisconsin
Ishpeming
Michigan
Marquette Penitentiary
Marquette
Monroe Young Republicans pick Beer for chairman in party lineup
At the Milwaukee state convention eve events Jim Beer of Monroe and Art Zoellner of Marshfield contest for state Young Republican chairman to succeed retiring John Gower of Green Bay. Other roles filled by unopposed candidates Joel Garlock John Savage and Judy Angermeyer. The piece also mentions Yachtsmen show details.
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Milwaukee
Jim Beer
Monroe
Art Zoellner
Marshfield
John Gower
Green Bay
Gower
Brown County
Ody J. Fish
GOP
Joel Garlock
Neenah
John Savage
Fox Point
Judy Angermeyer
Hales Corners
Racial tensions flare at racine as curfew lifts
White and Black residents held separate rallies after Mayor Huck lifted a 48 hour curfew. About 150 to 200 whites gathered at Humble Park and at least 300 Negroes attended another site over a park dispute in a Negro neighborhood versus a white neighborhood.
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Humble Park
Racine
Kenneth L. Huck
Kris Heinzelman Earns $500 Grant in Educational Fund Awards
Kris Frank Heinzelman of Janesville is one of 61 students named to receive $500 cash prizes in the sixth annual Educational Fund Awards, a $40,000 international competition for high school and college students sponsored by Great Books of the Western World.
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Kris Frank Heinzelman
Frank Heinzelman
Oakland
Janesville
Monroe
Educational Fund
Heinzelman
Minstrel show ends as Lions Club thanks supporters
The Common View notes the Lions Club and City Band applauding audience turnout after four productions. Readers share walks on Green County slopes and field measuring on the Bill Batterman farm, noting a cold frame made from a concrete stock tank. Monroe FFA praises advisor Ken Allen and the annual banquet.
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Lions Club
Bill Batterman
Brooklyn Township
Battermans
Monroe F.F.A
Ken Allen
Ken
4-H Adult Leader Unit Plans May 5 Meeting
The executive committee of the 4-H adult leaders association will meet at 8 p.m. Monday May 5 in the Agricultural Building Monroe. Discussion will cover program planning for adult leader meeting and project leader training. The committee will appoint a new vice president after Tom McCarthy's resignation.
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4-H
Adult Leaders Association
Agricultural
Monroe
Tom McCarthy
Allen J. Reed
Coplien To Speak At Lions Club Meeting
Monroe Police Chief Dwight Coplien will address the Monroe Lions Club at Marco's Supper Club Monday evening April 28. A 6 30 dinner precedes the program and members are reminded of the May 12 Light Bulb Sale.
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Dwight Coplien
Monroe Lions Club
Marco's Supper Club
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