Heavy Truck Ban Approved For Brodhead
Brodhead city council approved an ordinance prohibiting heavy trucks over three tons on select streets except for local deliveries. A second ordinance allowed women employees to work in bars where previously barred. The council also granted a special beer license to the Brodhead Jaycees for park events on June 14 15 21 and 22 with a rain date June 28 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Brodhead Jaycees
Northside Park
Ray Timm
Mac
Board of Appeals
Bruce Timm
Loren Sutherland
Lloyd Iverson
Burton Coplien
Dean Peterson
Bobbie Coplien
Thomas Flynn
Harris House
Alvin Schwartzlow
David Timm
Duane Wolfe
Gospel Tabernacle Church
West Seventh Street
Fourth Street
Alvin Accola
Sturgeon Bay
Donald Edwards
Dairy Recipe Competition Sees Weekly Contests Continue
The Dairy Recipe Competition launched in June with four weekly Dairy Salad Recipe contests. Last week's winner will be announced Thursday, as two additional contests follow, with the county take-off set for June 27 and the event concluding on June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Police Plan Friday Night Patrols In Green County Square
The Civil Defense Auxiliary Police will patrol the square on Friday nights in June through September to ease crowds and direct traffic. Sgt. Ervin Goecks leads the unit which will also assist on July 4. Pizzas were served after a City Hall Youth Center meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Defense Auxiliary Police
City Hall
Ervin Goecks
Monroe High graduates await diplomas in twilight Commencement
Ninety sixth commencement at Monroe High School Friday evening honors 198 seniors led by class president John Deininger. R. O. Kittelsen presides for Monroe Board of Education with L. F. Olsen presenting awards. Rev. Wolfgang Koehler delivers invocation and benediction. Wind Ensemble performs Ceremonial March and Pomp and Circumstance. choir sings Choose Something Like a Star and Monroe Alma Mater.
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R. O. Kittelsen
Monroe Board of Education
Monroe High School
L. F. Olsen
Holyoke
Supt
D. J. Huenink
Morrissey
Wolfgang C. Koehler
St. John’s Church
John F. Deininger
Lloyd Deininger
Randall Thompson
Pompidou Poised For French Presidency As Poher Loses Ground
In Paris Pompidou appears certain to win the French presidency after Alain Poher loses momentum in the runoff. Poher, a Centrist, trails with 23.13 percent to Pompidou's 44.46 percent in the first round. The Communist party rejected backing Poher, a move seen as unlikely to shift votes.
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Paris
Georges Pompidou
Communist Party
Alain Poher
Poher
Charles de Gaulle
Pompidou
Area Detached From Juda School District To Monroe District
After hearings at Monroe High School, 635 2 acres were detached from Juda and attached to Monroe by unanimous vote of the CESA 15 Educational Committee. Included are 116 2 acres of Salzwedel, 286 acres of Smith Wallock petition, and 238 acres of the Schmidts. Schmidt hearing adjourned to June 2. attachment becomes effective July 15.
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Juda
Monroe
Cesa 15
Monroe High School
Eugene Salzwedel
Gordon Smith
Ronald L. Wallock
Roger Schmidts
Schmidt
Disregard for Viewers Peyton Place Fades Away Without Ending
AP film critic notes Peyton Place ended quietly with no wrap up for fans. The article laments ABC and the studio's handling and predicts reruns will determine the show's financial fate. Mia Farrow’s Alison exits, leaving unresolved plot threads and the audience left with the final onscreen end card.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Peyton Place
ABC
Network
20Th Story Fox
Ned
Quinn Martin
Dr. Rossi
Alison
True Blue
Mia Farrow
Mia
Will Sonnett
Monticello Man Jacob Kopp Dies at 70
Jacob Kopp 70 of Route 2 Monticello died unexpectedly at 8 25 p m Monday June 2 in St Clare Hospital where he had been a patient since May 22 after a heart seizure He had been removed from intensive care and was recovering He was a retired farmer and former policeman born August 22 1898 in Herzogenbuchsee Canton Bern Switzerland Surviving are his widow Marie three sons four daughters and several grandchildren and stepchildren He was a member of Zwingli United Church of Christ at Monticello Funeral arrangements were to be announced.
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Jacob Kopp
Route 2
Monticello
St. Clare Hospital
Switzerland
Mr. Kopp
Herzogenbuchsee
Canton Bern
Friederick
Louise Studer Kopp
United States
Elise Ingold
Argyle
Mt. Pleasant Township
Kopp
Nashua Sn
Marie Graber
Washington Township
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Marie
Louis
Monroe
Rudy
Footville
Friedrich
Fritz
Route 1
Otto
Permin
Peter Graber
Eric
Marie) Siegenthaler
Ted
Lillian) Falk
Books for Vietnam drive far surpasses Monroe goal
The Monroe Kiwanis Club reports 3245 books donated in April for U S servicemen in Vietnam. Project originated after a request from the Naval Support Activity Saigon to stock a new library. The club aimed for 1000 books but received overwhelming public support and shipped the books toward Vietnam.
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Kiwanis Club
Vietnam
Donald Clark
International Relations Committee
Leonard J. Haney
R. S. Myers
Kiwanis
George Redman
William
Bud) Park
Times
Monroe Kiwanis Club Today
Kiwanis Project
Kiwanis International
Naval Support Activity
Saigon
Kiwanis Clubs
United States
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Len Haney
Monroe
Haney
Mishap on County Road Involving Three Vehicles
Deputies logged a three vehicle crash at 10 58 a m at the County Trunk S and Highway 1181 intersection. Mickey D Rockey Route 1 Juda drove north across Highway 1181 and was struck by McKinley A Alf Route 2 Beloit, pushing Rockey into Judith A McKelvey Route 1 Monroe who had a passenger Donna Ryerson Monroe who complained of a sore neck.
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Mickey D. Rockey
Juda
McKinley A. Alf
Beloit
Rockey
Judith A. McKelvey
Route 1
Monroe
McKelvey
Donna Ryerson
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Cinda Rae Goecks
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Richard L. Goepfert
Robert Alan Golackson
Susanna Graenicher
Stuart James Grendahl
Paul Edward Grossen
Linda Lou Haman
Kathy T. Haney
Michael John Hanson
Veronica Ann Hartman
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Steven Paul
AP News
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Rural Eagle
Henry Jorgenson
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