St Johns Youth Work Project aids Delmo housing effort
Twelve members of St Johns United Church of Christ Youth Fellowship spent a week in Lilbourn Missouri painting replacing windows and doors repairing roofs and performing interior work at Delmo Housing Corp. Participants from Monroe include David Deininger Mary Schuetz Ann Bauman Kris Brugger Hans Bernet Joan Laeser Mary Nussbaum Huck Kubly Richard Pulkra bek Susan Rufener Roberta Benkert and Sandra Smith guided by Mrs Henry Tschanz and Rev Storck.
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Monroe
St. John’s
North Lilbourn
Huck Kubly
Ann Bauman
Sandra Smith
Mary Schuetz
Mary Nussbaum
Hans Bernet
Dick Pulkrabeck
J. A. Brock
The
Demo Corp
Donald Storck
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Delmo Housing Corp
Lilbourn
Delmo Corporation
Missouri
St. John’s Youth Fellowship Group
David Deininger
Kris Brugger
Joan Laeser
Richard Pulkrabek
Susan Rufener
Roberta Benkert
Henry Tschanz
Rev. Storck
Children of Monroe Planned Picnic at Recreation Park
Penny Fitzgerald announces a picnic for Monroe children at the Recreation Park playhouse at noon tomorrow. Each child should bring a sack lunch. The afternoon will include games and dancing.
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Monroe
Recreation Park Playhouse
Penny Fitzgerald
Summer Playground
Sgt Hall Tells of Strange War Being Fought in Viet
Da Nang Vietnam Sgt Daniel F Hall 22 Potts town Pa on liberty from Able Company 3rd Marines recalls a short day in town. He bought a tin trunk for 3 dollars and sought milk ice cream and souvenirs for Suzanne and the kids but found little worthwhile. He reflects on homesickness war and the odd blend of village life and danger as he plans to return to the hills and continue the mission.
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Sgt. Hall
Viet
Hal Boyle
DA Nang
South Viet Nam
Daniel F. Hall
Pottstown
Able Company
3Rd Regiment
U.S. Marines
Hall
USO
Suzanne
Daniel F. Jr
Lisa Marie
Liberty
Hospital Council Pays Fathers In Hospital On Father's Day
The Hospital Council of Greater Milwaukee announced it will present $50 U.S. Savings Bonds to the oldest father and the youngest father hospitalized on Father's Day. The aim is to spotlight the age spread of patients using community hospital services.
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Milwaukee
Hospital Council of
Greater Milwauke
U.S
Board of Education Seeks Re election and budget advances
Dr. George Barry announced plans to seek another term on the Board of Education as two fellow members with expiring terms prepare to declare their intentions. The athletic budget for next year was approved, forecasting income of 12 324.30 and a profit of 1 964.30. The Monroe Monticello school board petition to transfer 55 acres was denied by the Green County School Committee after hearing input from both districts.
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Board of Education
George Barry
Fred Krebs
Clarence Falk
Lee Mitchell
Mitchell
Green County School Committee
Hans Sulzer
Monticello
Monroe
George Hartman
John Krebs
James Larkin
Merlyn Rufer
Robert Preston
Sulzer
Monroe High School
Monroe School
Frederick Schuler
Monticello Board
Lawrence Karlen
Charles Hefty
Fred T. Burgy
Don
Colonel Surrenders Medals in Anti Beatle Protest
Col Frederick Wagg a 74 year old veteran sent 12 MBE medals back to Queen Elizabeth II in a broader protest against the Beatles. He also resigned from Harold Wilsons Labour Party and canceled a 33600 donation. He called decorating the Beatles a mockery of the country.
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London
Frederick Wagg
M.B.E
Order of the British Empire
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Buckingham Palace
Wilson
Mons
House OKs tax cuts plan to slash excise taxes
The House passed a compromise bill to repeal most federal excise taxes and enable price cuts on autos and air conditioners. The measure, reached by conferees Wednesday, aims to let President Johnson implement initial reductions by Saturday with retroactive dates to May 15.
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Washington
House
Senate
Johnson
Russell Long
D-La
Chamber
Nine Monroe Dairy Queen candidates vie for local queen
Voting ends Friday with nine contenders including Shirley Bowen Pat Walters Mary Nussbaum Ruth Egan Patra Ackerman Barbara Miller Susan Rufener Cheryl Miller and Lynn Jacobs. Top three notified Saturday after tallying and final judging Monday at 6 30 p.m. A banquet follows at Marco's with Mayor Ekum crowning.
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Monroe Dairy Queen
Shirley Bowen
Pat Walters
Mary Nussbaum
Ruth Egan
Patra Ackerman
Barbara Miller
Susan Rufener
Cheryl Miller
Lynn Jacobs
Miss Nussbaum
First National Bank
Marco’s
Walter R. Ekum
Jim Packard
Packard
Belleville
Monroe Jaycees okays 5300 for coming year programs
The Monroe Jaycees approved spending over 5300 for community development including youth and sports activities for the coming year. The group noted 300 plus youths participated in the Junior Champ program and over 30 qualified for the state meet at Platteville on July 17. They also voted to fund Bill Norder to enter the state Jaycee tennis meet and served 900 chicken dinners at the annual barbecue at Green County seen on Sunday May.
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Monroe Jaycees
Monroe
Stanley Barr
Platteville
Jaycees
Bill Norder
Green County
Farm Progress Days Opens in Manitowoc
State farm progress days here draw nearly 300000 visitors through Saturday. Exhibits include farm machinery and wares valued at 10 million dollars. Tent city sits one mile west of Manitowoc. Event sponsored by Manitowoc County.
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Manitowoc
State Farm
Tent City
Wisconsin Guardsmen End Week Long Camp At Camp McCoy
Wisconsin's 32nd Infantry Division wraps a week of bivouac at Camp McCoy with tactical field training at squad and section levels. Artillery and reconnaissance units continue next week, while 92 Red Arrow units from 59 communities train. Governor's Day review and Employers' Legislators' Day near.
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Camp Mccoy
Wisconsin
32Nd Infantry Division
Red Arrow
2Nd Infantry
Antigo
Black River Falls
Green Bay
Medford
Merrill
Onalaska
Prairie du Chien
Reedsburg
Rhinelander
Sparta
Tomahawk
Viroqua
Wausau
Denver Flood Toll and Rescue Efforts After 30 Year Deluge
A historic flood slammed Denver and nearby communities with rising South Platte waters. One man died and hundreds were left homeless as bridges failed and the Public Service Co. power plant flooded. Evacuations and sheltering in schools followed, while rail yards flooded and transit shifted to buses and hotels.
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Denver
Public Service Co
South Platte
Palmer Lake
Here
The
Valley Country Club
South Platte River
South Platt
17Th Street
Union Pacific
Littleton
Colorado Highway Patrol
Waterton
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