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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1972
Page
4
Dear Abby readers share opinions on signs and privacy with Shirley in Hot Springs Arkansas noting a bold door poster. Abby replies that a 200 pound dog might offer more privacy without needing food.
The nominating committee presented a slate for the coming year at Moose Hall Tuesday night with election set for April 4. Read by governor Thomas Prien, officers include Larry Leopold governor Marion Mueller junior governor Thomas Bustle prelate Alvin Schwartz treasurer Delbert Intergand trustee for three years. Lyle Sickinger to remain secretary and reports were given by Prien and entertainment chairman Tom Bustle.
Orangeville at Loves Park earned first places in junior high and grade school music contest totaling 17 firsts and 13 seconds. Individual solos and ensembles led by Mary Scheider Norman Finkenbinder Jodi Queen Marcia Ellingson and others highlighted a day of awards. Moose Hall euchre party planned for March 28 and Wisconsin Day bus charter discussed. An athletic banquet with John Barth of UW Platteville set for March 29. Bronco Boosters arranging meal and FHA girls serving.
Terrance J. Sheridan Jr. superintendent of Joint School District 12 submitted his resignation on Wednesday effective June 30. He plans to return to the University of Wisconsin Madison to complete his doctorate.
Proceeds from the Argus 4-H Club public card party and cake walk at the VFW Clubrooms Saturday night will fund dairy promotion and Kubly Park improvements. The event begins at 8 p.m with Euchre and 500. More than 20 cakes are in the cake walk and a bazaar table will be set up.
Monticello Public Schools announce a spring vacation from Wednesday March 29 at 3 29 pm to Wednesday April 5 at 8 15 am. If snow closes school earlier, vacation ends sooner.
Elvin Busjahn presented a petition signed by 200 area voters at the Brodhead School Board meeting urging no budget increase for the 1972 73 year. The session also discussed fall golf winter basketball track and field tennis softball and volleyball with coach hires transportation and uniform costs and facility sharing implications.
The week of March 27 to April 1 schedule lists March 27 adult gym 7:30 to 9:30 pm and PTA at the grade school at 8 pm. March 28 features a track meet in Albany at 4:15 p m.
Easter break set for Good Friday March 31 and Monday April 3 and Tuesday April 4 in Orangeville Schools per Times Special report.
Next regular Albany PTO meeting is at 8 pm in the school gym. Walter Babula area coordinator for Blackhawk Tech will be guest speaker on the topic Are You Interested in Vocational Training in Our Area.
The PTA will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the grade school with the theme From Wagon Wheels To The Moon and Trailmaster's Log. Dr. E L Vickery of Lena presents a travelogue. officer elections will be held. Shop evenings advertised at Dearth Super Auto Mart with a well lit paved lot and helpful staff.
Hazel Green native Mrs. Florence I. Kane 65 died Tuesday in a Madison hospital after a short illness. A Platteville teacher since 1951 and former Plat teville State Teachers College graduate she served in area education and church groups. Her survivors include daughter Mrs. Robert Kindschi and siblings. Funeral services are planned at 11 a.m. Saturday in Platteville United Methodist Church with Eastern Star services Friday night. Memorial fund established in her name.
Former Hollandale area farmer and long time Standard grocer Andrew C. Bystol 86 died Wednesday in a Dodgeville hospital after a long illness. He was born in Norway and married Margreta Helgeland in 1912. He later wed Agnes Johnson. Surviving children include three daughters and four sons, plus 35 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. Funeral services set for 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Lulloff Peterson Funeral Home in Dodgeville with calls after 3 p.m. Friday.
Obituaries for Mrs. Gerda L. Hagen Ingebretsen 66 of Rockford Ill died March 21 in Swedish American Hospital. Mae Havens 88 Beloit died March 22 in Caravilla Nursing Home. Elsie Hoffman 75 Elmhurst Ill died March 20. James Corbett Howery 79 of Black Earth died March 21 in a Sauk City hospital. Details list births, marriages, survivors, funeral arrangements and burial plans across several Wisconsin communities.
Anthony Lewandowski 57 of Monroe died at St. Clare after a heart attack. He was born in Joliet July 12 1914 and lived in Joliet Warren and Monroe. Survived by wife Ann four sons two daughters mother and siblings. Services planned at Newcomer Monroe and Evergreen Joliet with a Rosary and final arrangements in Joliet. Dodge Trucks advertised as new for 72.
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