Cancer Drive For the City Nets $1,894.57
A total of $1,894.57 was collected in April Cancer Month residential solicitations in Monroe. Ward receipts ranged from $110.46 to $318.10, with $180 in memorial gifts. Memorials honored Charles Buehler Sr. and Stella Adams among others, with nine organizational donations.
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Monroe
Charles Buehler Jr
Charles Buehler Sr
Arthur Frautschy
Stella Adams
Roy Heeren
Jacob Schulthess
Loyal Order of Moose
Women of the Moose
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Ethel Jones
Green County Unit
American Cancer Society
Kenneth Lovell
Mmes
Chester Ludwig
Alois Beer
Burnett Briggs
Raymond Rupnew
Norman Haegelt
Paul Leck
Emil Theiler
Russell Heston
Malcolm Muenich
Harold Rufenacht
Robert Stocker
Lester Reed
Kenneth Klemm
Kenneth Black
Avery Yost
William Whipple
Ula Tyler
Ila Morrell
Don Siedschlag
Robert Rutsch
Maurice Hughes
William Roth
Reuben Brostven
Ed Booth
Albert Bell
Mabel Greenwald
Jill Counselman
Helen Altman
Marie Adams
Nathan Jones Clayton
Ben Abraham
Marion Laubie
Clinton Blackbourn
Ed Hartwig
Leo Keegan
David Lovett
Lee Wise
Heary Grundahl
William Speery
Albert Rothenbuehler
Delbert Krupke
Nelson Schwend
Ed Doyle
Ronald Bear
Edwin Schindler
Wayne Stroessner
Thomas Hartwig
Francis Schott
Walter Loertscher
Melvin Flint
Robert Maurer
Henry Elmer
Nick Leutenegger
Lyle Hilliard
William Wartenweiler
David Thompson
Dale Alexander
Rodney Block
Robert Rufer
Ward
Max Voelkh
Walter Ekum
Magdalene Keel
John Stocker
Ben Jenny
Ernest Schwarze
Carl Reinking
Walton Frenzel
Joe Rast
Rose Voelkh
Marty Ed Niffenegger
P. C. Hunt
Vernon Elmer
Virgil Tertin
Knowles Pushes $200 Million Wisconsin Water Pollution Plan
Gov. Knowles urged the Wisconsin Legislature to launch a $200 million war on water pollution through bonding to aid localities. The plan would fund lake and stream cleanup with the state covering about $88 million in interest over 28 years, offering counties and districts two funding options. The governor hailed it as Wisconsin’s most far reaching anti pollution program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
Knowles
Public hearing on Highway 59 project set for Monday
Albany residents urged to review assessment figures ahead of the public hearing on special property taxes for the Highway 59 project at 8 p.m. Monday in Village Hall. Office hours for the Village Clerk are 7:30 to 9 tonight and 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ruth Bly
Albany Taverns
Village Board and Planning Commission
Acpard
Polls Open For Voting On School Referendum
Polls open at 7 a.m. in the Monroe Junior High School lobby for a $850,000 school referendum. Any resident over 21 who has lived in Wisconsin 12 months and in the precinct 10 days may vote tomorrow 8 p.m. Voters from Monroe, Browntown, Monroe and Clarno areas plus parts of Adams, Cadiz, Jefferson, Jordan, Mt. Pleasant, Sylvester and Washington are eligible with no pre registration.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Browntown
Clarno
Adams
Cadiz
Jefferson
Jordan
Mt. Pleasant
Sylvester
Washington
Two Cuban Quads Stricken in Havana Deaths Reported
Miami reports say two of the quadruplets born to Cira Garcia aged 30 in Havana died Wednesday night at Calixio Garcia Hospital. The mother and the remaining two babies, a boy and a girl, are reported to be well. Father Jose Marcos, 39, is a farm worker. the couple has three other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Cira Garcia
Calixio Garcia Hospital
Havana
Jose Marcos
Madison lawmakers freed from duties for grand jury testimony
Wisconsin legislators will be freed from state house duties on Friday to appear before a grand jury investigating alleged violations of the state lobby law.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Monroe park ramp bids face wage ruling drop to two dollars
Wisconsin Industrial Commission capped laborers’ pay on Monroe’s new downtown ramp at 2 dollars an hour, down from the union rate of 3.21. City officials weigh rere advertising bids as legal questions and cost implications unfold for a project near 400000 dollars.
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Monroe
Wisconsin Industrial Commission
Harold Snively
Board of Public Works
William J Schmitz
Snively
Commission
Industrial Commission
Food Page Editors To Take County Tour
Nine Chicago daily newspaper food editors will tour Monroe area farms and cheese plants on Wednesday May 11. They start at Voegels Farm at 9 30 a m, then Town Hall Cheese at 10 15 a m, Mozzarella Cheese and Roy's Sanitary Dairy butter plant, lunch at Idle Hour Mansion, then Roger Stauffacher Farm around 2 p m.
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Chicago Daily Newspapers
Monroe Area
Milk Foundation
Voegels
Town Hall
Roy’s Sanitary Dairy
Idle Hour
Roger Stauffacher
Take Time and Vote Yes on District Bond Issue
Editor notes this is the final piece in a three part series urging support for the elementary school facilities funded by the bond issue. The article emphasizes the tomorrow vote and explains the need for the bonds to finance the new school facilities.
Monroe Joint School District Plans New Grade School
Rodney Kittelson President of the Monroe Board describes the urgent need for a new grade school to serve 450 to 500 students. The plan emphasizes flexible multi use spaces, upgraded facilities, and future growth while repurposing corridors as large or small group areas for art, music, visual aids, and other media use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Kittelson
Board of Education
Monroe Joint
Monroe
Plans Outlined For Region 1 Alice In Dairyland Event
Brodhead hosts the Region 1 Alice in Dairyland contest with a 1 30 p m parade on Saturday May 28 and a banquet at The Chalet that evening Co chairmen are Robert Riese and James Speth with committee heads named Fred Hahlen Jack Martin C S Pierce and Dean Peterson The 26 contestants include eight local entrants from Brodhead Monroe and nearby areas Finalists will be announced at the 6 30 p m banquet for Green Lafayette Iowa and Grant counties with state wide 362 applicants across 12 regional contests Local contenders include Ann Fijelstad Vickie Riemer Mary Ann Flanagan Karen Houlberg Cheryl Zentner Jean Wells Anne Silvis and Alice Nussbaum.
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Jack Martin
C. S. Pierce
Dean Peterson
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Grant
Brodhead
Ann Fijelstad
Vickie L. Riemer
Mary Ann Flanagan
Argyle
Karen Houlberg
Route 1
Albany
Cheryl R. Zentner
Tragedy in Rockford: 12-Year-Old Bicyclist Fatally Struck
A 12 year old boy, Frank Dietz Jr., was killed when he was struck by a car while bicycling in North Park Rockford Illinois. The driver, 17 year old Frank Ambrose, was not charged. Both youths resided in North Park, a community north of Rockford.
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Rockford, Ill
Frank Dietz Jr
North Park
Frank Ambrose
Ambrose
Rockford
Wisconsin student Miles Adam earns 1966 67 scholarship and TA
Miles R. Adam son of Mr and Mrs Edward M Adam Monrose receives a $250 Automotive Industry of Wisconsin scholarship and a $2 500 teaching assistantship at the University of Wisconsin for 1966 1967 plus remission of out of state tuition. Dean Gaumnitz praises his record and readiness for graduate work. Adam belongs to Phi Eta Sigma Phi Kappa Phi Beta Gamma Sigma and MACK and has held student government roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles R. Adam
Edward M. Adam
Monrose
University of Wisconsin
Automotive Industry of Wisconsin
Four Wheel Drive Auto Co
Clintonville
Wis
Adam
E. A. Gaumnitz
Phi Eta Sigma
Phi Kappa Phi
National Commerce
MACK
Wisconsin Previews
Interfraternity Committee
SLIC
Beta Pheta Pi
Market slides after GM production cutbacks
The New York stock market faced heavy selling today after reports of GM production cuts. Several market averages hit new lows for the year in early trading as shares declined across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
Galli Attacks U S Farm Policy Over Dairy Sector
Assemblyman G Fred Galli asserts Johnson Freeman dairy, school milk and butter procurement policies harm Wisconsin dairy farmers. He cites 35 GOP co sponsors and argues foreign cheese imports and defense orders depress prices and threaten farm families and the state economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Fred Galli
Monroe
Johnson
Freeman
State Assembly
Wisconsin
Galli
Johnson-Freeman
Agriculture
Washington
Urban Renewal Plan Backed for West Side District
City officials report tentative approval of urban renewal in the west side business district. The plan uses 75 percent federal aid from a disaster measure proclaimed by President Johnson to fund new municipal facilities after the Palm Sunday tornado of 1965.
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West Side
Monroe
Johnson
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Clair R. Munns
Food Page
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Reis
Speth
Fred Galli
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