Dr Meyer Highlights Dangers Of Heart Disease
Dr Tom Meyer guest speaker at Ludlow Memorial Library warned six of ten people in attendance may die from heart disease. He outlined steps to ease heart strain, new surgical techniques, and the importance of diet, with notes on congenital conditions, arterial hardening, and local heart association support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Meyer
Ludlow Memorial Library
Meyer
State Heart Fund
Ken Treewater
Jack Kertenits
Lila Benson
Lynn Hudson
Benson
Heart Association
Jaycettes Aid Bloodmobile TV Promotion Friday
Monroe Jaycettes announce a TV program promoting the Red Cross Bloodmobile visit. The segment features Mrs Kevin Close and Mrs Ronald Johnson, airing Friday at 12 05 p m on Channel 13 Rockford, taped last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Monroe
Kevin Close
Jaycette
Tree Spraying Plan For Monroe Elm Trees Backed
City forester James Mauermann and Park Board forestry members Bauman and Dr. Usher advocate helicopter spraying to combat Dutch Elm Disease. They say it speeds treatment, covers private and public trees, uses less DDT, and would finish in about a day versus weeks of ground crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
James Mauermann
Mauermann
William Bauman
John Usher
Green County Supervisors Defend Wisconsin Conservation Department
Green County supervisors urge retaining the Wisconsin Conservation Department as is, voting the resolution after criticizing the Kellett Committee merger plan linking conservation to politics. They argue no evidence shows better service or economy from the merger, and urge sending copies to state leaders and agency heads. The board also backed veteran retirement protections for women and supported Green County joining Vocational Technical and Adult Education District No. 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellett Committee
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Green County Supervisors
WCD
Conservation and Parks Committee
Green County Resolutions Legislative Committee
Warren Knowles
Roseleip
Assemblymen
Wisconsin
Conservation Department
Kellett
Commission
Department of Resource Development
Green County
Madison
Monroe City
Orville Evans
Joseph Viney
Ray Beckman
Publicity Committee
Rotary Learns Of Bloodmobile At Monroe Club Meeting
Monroe Rotary Club heard about the Bloodmobile program from Mrs. Kevin Close of the Monroe Jaycettes the publicity chairman. S. Capps Hoshour of Madison Red Cross presented a film showing blood collection handling processing and use. The group noted Monroe’s Badger Blood Area and blood credit transfer in case of accidents. Amos Johnson chaired the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin Close
Monroe Jaycettes
Bloodmobile
Monroe
Monroe Rotary Club
Swiss Colony Inn
Peoria
Ill
Badger
United States
Amos Johnson
Andersons Adopt Valentine Day Puppy in Monroe Farm Home
Mr and Mrs Donald Anderson Route 1 Monroe are now owners of the Valentine Day puppy pictured yesterday in The Monroe Evening Times. The couple adopted the pet yesterday and it will reside on their farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Anderson
Route 1
Monroe
VFW Auxiliary Hosts Foreign Exchange Student Talk
Shirani Samarasinghe from Ceylon spoke at the VFW Auxiliary Post 2312 meeting in Palmer Hall, sharing slides and insights on her homeland and native attire. She attends Monroe High School under the American Field Service Program and stays with the Benkett family until June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirani Samarasinghe
AFS
Ceylon
Monroe High School
Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Stephen J. Carlson
Adolph E. Vogel
Vogel
Times
VFW
Palmer Hall
VFW Club
New York
Shirani
American Field Service Program
Arthur C. Benkett
Julius Hofer
Bernard Kartmann
Janesville
George Hoover
Walter Laeser
Margaret Kuster
Community Service
Green County Hospital
Kundert Named To Runnerup Slot In Wildlife Contest
County Clerk Ray Kundert of Monroe took second place in the Area Six Wildlife Conservation Recognition Contest, announced by Willis Riemer, local SWCD Supervisors chairman. The award honored landowners earning most income from sources other than farming. Kundert and renter Floyd Anderson of Monroe were 1987 county recipients. Former second place went to Robert Patzikll of Mineral Point, with Basil Eastman of Edgerton and John E. Van Domelen of Platteville noted as first-place winners in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Kundert
Monroe
Swcd Supervisors Association
Willis Riemer
SWCD
Kundert
Floyd Anderson
Robert Patzkill
Mineral Point
Area Six
Basil Eastman
Edgerton
John E. van Domelen
Platteville
Restaurant Damaged in Eight Alarm Baltimore Fire
An eight alarm blaze gutted the interior of a restaurant in Baltimore today. The fire damaged Milt Pappas's establishment, with extensive smoke and heat affecting the dining area and kitchen. No injuries were reported, and investigators began assessing the scene.
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Baltimore
Milt Pappas
Students to Sing at Monroe Musical Festival April 16
Area church choirs from third grade through high school will join the Children’s Choir Festival in Monroe on April 16. Sponsored by the Woman’s Club of Monroe, the event moves to Monroe High School for more space as about 300 singers participate. Sister Mary Avita directs the junior and senior girls choir of St. Victor’s, and another St. Victor’s choir includes fourth to sixth graders.
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Barbette Burgy
Joanie Peters
Peggy Prien
Monroe High School
Times
Ai Bees
Crades
He Woman’s Club of
Monroe
St. Victor’s Gymnasium
Mary Avita
Hich
Young Ladies Choir
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
St. Victor’s
Christ
South Korean Marines Kill 243 Viet Minh in Major Vietnam Battle
South Korean marines reported 243 North Vietnamese regulars killed in a three hour battle through rice paddies about 340 miles northeast of Saigon. The clash marked the biggest engagement in months.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Local travelers head to Las Vegas Western Paint Show
Around the Black rhek Phe with Helen Paul and Evelyn Kubly depart O'Hare for Las Vegas to attend the Western Paint Show at Convention Hall. They will display Color Putty items and stay five days before touring California with Color Party representatives. The Kublys plan a two week trip. Fred Schuetze, son of Mrs. Edwin W. Schuetze, sings at the Wisconsin Federation of Music Clubs contest in Milwaukee. He is a Lawrence College sophomore majoring in history and active in music.
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Paul
Evelyn Kubly
O’hare Field
Las Vegas
Nev
Convention Hall
California
Kublys
Fred Schuetze
Edwin W. Schuetze
Mr. Schuetze
Wisconsin Federation of Music Clubs
Milwaukee
Fred
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
Lawrence College
Appleton
Ravel
Lawrence
County Board Alters Crime Investigator Criteria
County Board members voted 21 to 10 to rephrase qualifications for the crime investigator post placing the appointee under the corporation counsel without Sheriff’s Department deputy status. John Lewis, former chief deputy, was the leading candidate after January recommendations by the Sheriff Police and Radio committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board
John Lewis
Sheriff's Department
Lewis
Sheriff, Police and Yradio
W. E
Doc) Deininger
Roy Vetterli
Carl Jensen
Route 1
Monroe
Corporation Counsel
Sheriff’s Department
Jensen
Joshua J. Hoesly
New Glarus
Willis Riemer
Brodhead
Pierce
James Volkert
Ray Beckman
Ted Schmiedlin
Orville R. Evans
Myron Stair
Leland Jordan
Stair
Kaderly
Joseph Viney
Take a Break Siesta Question From The Old World
Clair R. Munns humorously notes how forebears borrowed customs from Europe but forgot to include a midday siesta leading to complaints about modern schedules and rest breaks.
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Mighty Guards
Grand Fenwick
Mighty National Guards
Robert Lehnert
Dennis Schmiedlin
Chuck LaBuch
Merrilee Picket
Dr. Meyer
Ludlow
Jaycettes
Kellett Group
Rotary
Andersons
Mrs. Hofer
Voice of Democracy
Adolph Vogel
Ramona Palmer
Hospita
Herbert Davidson
Alois T. Beer
Heart Fund
Katie Yost
Cancer Fund
Harry Williams
Wallace Radke
Rhek Phe
Helen
Ben Feldt
la Crosse
William Yarborough
Mr. Yar
Da’s
Clair R. Munns
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