Monroe To Host Dracula Play At Junior High School
Final preparations underway for Count Dracula to be staged at Monroe Junior High School auditorium on Thursday to Saturday at 8. Rick Brand stars as Dracula with Kathy Pintar as Mina Murray and Duke Goetz, John Baumann, Jon Ottoson among cast. Tickets range from 1 to 2 dollars. directing by Candice Dexheimer and Sandy Reese.
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Green County Ag Chest holds annual meeting elects leadership
Green County Ag Chest last night at the Ag Building reelected John Wegmueller as president and reappointed officers Boyd Atkinson and Mrs. Thomas Saunders with Henry Spring as treasurer. New directors include Gayle Gohlke Rodney Sutherland William Pryce and others from Albany Monticello Monroe and surrounding towns as the group adopts an 8 175 budget and discusses Dairy Day Beef and Queen programs.
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Ann) Saunders
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Monroe School Board weighs Browntown Hiawatha options
Dr. Burnell Smith releases alternatives and costs for Browntown and Hiawatha as Monroe School District prepares for the February 17 special meeting at Monroe High School. He proposes bus route changes, open enrollment, shuttle service, or repurposing Hiawatha as a preschool with tradeoffs in heating and lunch programs.
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Frigid Midwest and Northeast hit by cold wave
The AP reports a bitter cold kept thousands of factories closed to conserve gas while some Pennsylvania schools planned to reopen. The severe weather has killed over 75 people and left up to 1.5 million workers idle as heating fuel shortages bite. The Senate weighs tax cut stimulus versus Carter rebates and considers authority to ration gas. The cold wave could raise heating bills by as much as 5 billion dollars, prompting energy saving actions at a local bank.
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Livestock Market Prices Reported in Week Compiled
Two area markets report livestock prices for the week. Check page 5 today for the latest figures and market notes. Included sections cover market summaries, price ranges, and brief regional comparisons.
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