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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1972
Page
1
Wisconsin state agencies move to cut steps in migrant camp complaint reviews aiming to save three to five days on a two to three week process. The action follows protests at Beaver Dam and the state capitol and targets faster forwarding to the attorney general.
Green County's Orville Flaherty won the District Recipe Bakeoff announced this morning on WISC TV Channel 3 in Madison. Her Cheese Salmon Loaf recipe, shared since 1957, earned first prize a trash masher and an electric blanket while 11 contestants competed.
Monroe Public Schools accept the resignations of William R. Stuckey business manager for 10 years and Anthony R. Serpe assistant high school principal. Stuckey moves to Nicolet Union High School District Milwaukee to oversee food service building maintenance transportation and capital outlay. Serpe named director of instruction in Lake Geneva District overseeing curriculum planning in service and federal programs.
Monroe city council set new dump hours starting Aug 19 with Saturdays 4 pm closing and no Sunday operation while regular weekday hours remain. The temporary measure awaits Green County sanitary landfill site development, with recycling urged. Mayor Reasa announced a future equipment discussion with Watertown firm Lawrence Grange for landfill machinery.
The Albany Village Board adopted a resolution directing the Department of Natural Resources to include Sugar River in the name of a new State Park trail running 23 miles from Brodhead through Albany and Monticello to New Glarus. Residents urged to submit name suggestions to the DNR and publicity groups to forward ideas.
The Monroe Bible Church at 2613 8th Ave will dedicate its new building this Sunday Aug 20 with a 2 p.m. afternoon service led by Rev Ray Williamson, former pastor Rev Robert Milde conducting the 11 a.m. worship and a noon potluck. The project, built largely by volunteer church members, involved extensive community support and will feature special music and greetings from area pastors.
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