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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1972
Page
4
Johnson outlines a new $ center designed for full time day classes with 25 to hours weekly and 16 weeks per term. Evening adult courses will relocate to the central campus, while trade and industrial spaces occupy 50 000 sq ft for shops labs and classrooms.
Arthur J. Theiler 76 longtime New Glarus newspaper figure will be honored with a 1:30 p.m. Friday service March 17 at Zentner Funeral Home officiated by Rev. Linus L. Wierwill. Burial follows at Swiss Church Cemetery. He was WWI veteran and former Army Band member, survived by widow Kathryn and four daughters.
Legionnaires of Zilmer-Riley Post No. 8 Monroe announce the group’s 53rd anniversary observance in March. A dinner and social at 6 pm Saturday March 1 in the Eugene Hotel Building clubrooms will feature Chief of Police Dwight C Coplien as speaker, with veterans and spouses invited.
Marc A. Anderson of Brodhead and Monroe lineage received a Master of Arts in chemistry from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore on February 24. He plans a PhD in water chemistry at the University’s Environmental Engineering Dept. Mrs. Anderson, former Mary Nyman, is a medical assistant at the university health center. The family, including daughter Heather Marie, lives at 2015 Swansea Road in Baltimore.
Cali Stamm of Browntown and Black Hawk High School claimed regional honors in the 15th Thorp Finance Corporation Scholarship essay contest for her piece titled My opinion of the 18-year-old vote. She receives a $25 Savings Bond and advances to the state competition. Stamm is National Honor Society member and participates in school activities.
Tom Hoesly of New Glarus and Robert Matzke of Green Lake attended the America's 1972 Outstanding Young Farmer Award Congress in Sioux Falls March 5 to 8 co sponsored by the U S Jaycees and General Motors. Hoesly seeks co chairmanship of Wisconsin Young Farmer Program for 1973 with John Freitag. Four winners from Florida Louisiana Iowa and Maryland received Chevy pickups and paid trips. Secretary Earl Butz spoke. event included a tour of Bones Hereford Ranch with next year set for St Paul Minnesota.
The Lafayette County 4 H and Youth Agent David Running announced a tractor operators course begins this Saturday at 8:30 a.m. in the high school agricultural department. All youth completing the course will receive a certificate to operate tractors and farm machinery off the family farm. Sessions run 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a $3 registration for insurance and materials. The second session is set for Saturday March 25 and participants should bring a sack lunch.
John Upmann announces his bid for Monroe mayor in the April 4 election. He cites rising property taxes, warns seniors risk losing homes, and proposes cutting taxes, improving park pool warmth, and better parking ramp visibility to save money. He notes Monroe’s small population limits federal grants and urges local governance as the starting point.
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