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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1972
Page
5
Abigail Van Buren dispenses guidance across multiple letters. A separated wife faces betrayal, a caller laments shoplifting costs, a Missourian replies with blunt humor, a dog lover weighs guest comfort, and a reader seeks abortion law details.
About 260 people attended the annual Father Son Breakfast at St Victor's Catholic Church after the 9 am Mass. Entertainer Richard Gough known as Mr Twister and Twisto the Clown delighted the crowd. Honored were senior boys of the C Y O and coaches Danny Franklin and Bernie Milz. Serving was by Girl Scouts Troops 193 229 and 231.
Pecatonica High School names ten students to the Who's Who In High School Society for awarding academic excellence leadership and civic contributions. Awardees include Mary Spellman Joyce Kirchenmann Randall Syse Earl Roethke Bruce Johnson Marion Leonard Vernon Massy David Whitford Stewart Olson and Diana Atwood. The group will be considered for regional and national scholarships.
Junior Troop 231 of Girl Scouts assisted at the Green County Recycling Center on a Saturday morning sorting bottles cans and newspapers. Participants included Ann Marie Deignan Julie Hooper Jayne Neises Patty Silvis Tracy Schulz Becky Stokes and Michelle Wiegel with Willis Stokes supervising.
Brodhead High School Library Club members were guests of Monroe High School Instructional Media Club at a party. Activities included games a building tour and refreshments with attendees listed.
Millard Lee receives a card from T Sgt and Mrs Kenneth E Crandall now in Taiwan where he serves as diplomat and Air Force advisor. Mrs Crandall is the former Margo Lee of Birmingham Alabama and granddaughter of Millard Lee. A Dearth deal is a good deal.
Eight girls at St. Clare Hospital received Volunteen pins for 50 hours of service during ceremonies in the new staff room. Mrs. William Young announced Melvin Will as the new leader, with Sister Wilfreda Sister Janette and Mrs. Donald Springer named among staff. Recipients include Katy Blum Rhonda Potts Sandra McArdle Kitty Barry Laura Webinger Cathy Drye Sue Steinmann. Two students Maria Gibbons and Mary Hoover have hours in the 80s and 90s. Shop evenings at the Dearth Super Auto Mart.
Green County Zoning and Land Use Committee will hold a public hearing March 16 1972 at 2 00 PM in Monroe Wisconsin basement meeting room to consider a building and land use permit for Willard Ammann for a combined residence garage and rock shop on agricultural land in Section 32 Monroe Township A consultation with Alvin Elmer on a proposed subdivision in the same section will also occur attendance urged
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