Albany Housing Site Adopted for Elderly Housing Project
Albany Housing Authority selects a Mill Street site north of the old condensery for a 30 unit low income elderly housing project. Public Facilities Associates of Madison will prepare full sketches for HUD review with James Dewey Nickels Associates. Public info meetings, previews at Albany Lions Club and ACPARD efforts to inform residents outlined.
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Avpant
Mill Street
Housing Authority Committee
Albany
Public Facilities Associates, Inc
Madison
James Dewey Nickels
Albany Lions Club
Albany Civic, Park and Recreation Development
Acpard) Corp
Stanton P. Steurs
Public Facilities Associates
James E. Varley
Curtain Time 8 Tonight Seniors Present Delightful Evening
Monroe High School stages The Man Who Came to Dinner at the Junior High Auditorium. Sheridan Whiteside, nurse Miss Preen, and a cast led by Bert Jefferson and Maggie Cutler deliver a lively Broadway comedy with strong supporting roles. The show repeats tonight at 8 p.m. Tickets at the door. Kent Duit directed.
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Monroe High School
Moss Hart
George Kaufman
Sheridan Whiteside
Steve Chambers
Ohio
Miss Preen
Suzanne Brennan
Mary Suzanne Etter
Maggie Cutler
Catherine Bustle
Lorraine Sheldon
Bert Jefferson
Larry Elliott
Adolph Metz
Jeff Kohl
Visitation Resumed as Flu Declines at County Hospital
Green County Hospital and Pleasant View Nursing Home lifted former visitation restrictions as flu cases declined. Amos Johnson, superintendent, announced hours are 2 to 4 p m daily for both facilities and home leaves for patients have resumed.
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Green County Hospital
Pleasant View Nursing Home
Amos Johnson
Sideburns and curling spark a Monroe column
The column muses on growing sideburns for a new picture, explains men differ from women in grooming, recalls a Monkees breakup during a Glen Campbell show, and notes curling bonspiels at Alpine Curling Club. It cites bad roads affecting Feed Grain sign-up and teases a back page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monkees
Glen Campbell
Pete Ott
Monroe Man Suffered Hip Pain After Monroe Crash
Dennis C. Cook, 19, Route 3 Monroe, was taken to St. Clare hospital for observation after a two car crash at 11:50 p m in Monroe. Deputies said Cook drove out of control in the 400 block of Highway I 11 West hitting a car driven by Thomas L Schild, Route 4 Monroe. Both eastbound vehicles sustained heavy damage and no injuries were reported beyond Cook.
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Dennis C. Cook
Route 3
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Thomas L. Schild
Route 4
Cook
Wilbur C. Klemm
Brodhead
Wis
Judyth ‘A. Bowman
10Th St
17Th Ave
Leo W. Nack
Nack
Ernest L. Kitchen
Route 1
DeWitt
Blanchardville
Norris Ula
Juda
I-81
Harryhead
Chester J. Johnson
Bel
Sheriff's Deputies
Easter Seal Campaign Chairman Named for 1969
Mrs. Wilson isloom Monroe named 1969 Easter Seal Campaign Chairman with John Erickson announcing. The drive runs March 1 to April 6 with the theme Crippled Kids Can Be Helped Your Money is Working. Local chairmen include Mrs. Lederman Brodhead Mrs. Bahler Monroe Mrs. Wake Monroe Mrs. Brusveen Monticello and Mrs. Smith New Glarus. The Wisconsin Easter Seals support Camp Wanbeek and homecraft outlets.
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Wilson Isloom
Monroe
John Erickson
Erickson
NBA
Milwaukee Bucks
Easter Seal Society
Wisconsin
Camp Wanbeek
Duane Lederman
Brodhead
Daniel Bahler
David C. Wake
Thomas Brusveen
Monticello
Henry Smith
New Glarus
Monroe Jaycettes celebrated Jaycette Week proclamation
Monroe Mayor Walter R. Ekum signed a proclamation declaring February 10 to 16 as Jaycette Week. The Monroe Jaycettes, auxiliary to the Monroe Jaycees, run leadership and community projects benefiting families and the Green County area. Their 1968 1969 officers include Mrs Jack Ferman president and other listed officers. The unit supports CP and Mental Health programs and has donated over $5,000 locally, with a Jaycette display planned at First National Bank and multiple outreach activities already underway.
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Walter Ekum
John Fernan
The
Monroe Jaycettes
Walter R. Ekum
Monroe
Monroe Jaycees
America
Ekum
Zews
Jaycettes
Jack Fernan
Don Barry
Ken Norder
Paul Paulson
Dick Glendenning
Larry Vance
Wayne Stroessner
Tom Sampson
Ray Gorder
Jayette
Jaycette
Green County Hospital
Twining Park
Jay~ees
Ludow Memorial Library
CP Parents
Monroe Chiren’s
CP Fund
Britain's Snowstorm Delays London Rail and Games
Britain's annual snowstorm disrupts rail traffic as frozen switches halt service at London's main stations. Coventry with three inches warns residents to stay indoors. Dozens of sports events are canceled including soccer matches drawing large crowds. Arsenal stands out with under turf heating keeping the field usable.
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London
Coventry
Britain
Arsenal of London
Proxmire Plans Wisconsin Swing February 8 16
Sen. William Proxmire of Wisconsin outlines a Midwest itinerary from February 8 to 16 during Senate recess. He will speak to civic and service clubs in southwestern Wisconsin and meet constituents informally. Appearances include Monroe High School at 2 15 p m February 12, a luncheon in Darlington at noon February 12, and a Dodgeville Kiwanis luncheon February 10. He is also scheduled for Platteville late Tuesday afternoon.
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William Proxmire
D-Wis
Wisconsin
Senate
Monroe High School
Darington Junior Chamber of Commerce
Darlington
Dodgeville Kiwanis Club
Thym’s
Dodgeville
Highway 23
Platteville
Burglary Suspects In Warren Area Jailed In Two Counties
Four youths linked to three Warren Illinois burglaries and an attempted bank check pass were jailed Friday. Gary L. Schubert 19 and Gregory S. DeWall 18 held in Jo Daviess County Galena jail. their companions Nikki Schubert and Roberta Endress 19 held in Rockford for possession of stolen property. Stolen items include cash a TV set and blank checks. Bond set at 1000 dollars each.
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Schubert
Nikki
DeWall
Roberta Endress
Winnebago County
Rockford
Rowe
de Wall
Pecatonica Bank
Pecatonica
Salvation Army Truck Runs in Monroe and Juda
The Salvation Army pickup is planned for February 12 in Monroe and Juda as the first collection of the month with a second run on February 26. For item pickups contact Wilma Heimann at 325-4215. Items may be left on the south side of the courthouse square or delivered to Salvation Army Storage at 1917 12th St anytime.
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Salvation Army
Monroe
Juda
Wilma Heimann
Courthouse
12Th St
Multiple AP briefs report coast oil leak ended and Nixon trip plans
AP News in Brief covers a tarry oil well at Santa Barbara that was plugged after 12 days of spill causing tens of millions in damage and hundreds of birds killed. Also notes Nixon planning a five nation European trip with Rogers and Kis singer in Florida. Included are Farmer named to a DH E W post and Pueblo crew return home for Christmas. University of Wisconsin students stage a protest on Negro issues ending with a speech march.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Pacific
California
Fritz Springman
Union Oil Co
Coast Guard
Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Florida
William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Commerce Department
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Roscoe
USS Pueblo
Beloit
Wis
Seaman
Tom Massie
Pueblo
North Korea
Massie
Rockford
Sirhan's Jury Has Choice Says Defense
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan's chief attorney Grant B. Cooper says manslaughter is the best the defense can expect and that diminished capacity cannot yield a not guilty verdict. He notes only first or second degree murder or manslaughter are possible verdicts.
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Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Grant B. Cooper
Cooper
Sirhan
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