Hearing Stated On Utility Rates In Albany Village
A Public Service Commission hearing on proposed increased utility rates for Albany village water and sewer has been scheduled for 1 30 p m Tuesday May 28 in Room 404 Hill Farm State Office in Madison. The village faces additional sewage treatment and water extension and repairs while the Plans Commission and township board plan a common dump discussion and a special board meeting is set for May 20. A rezoning hearing for industrial use on agricultural land remains in agriculture production and road work constraints will limit Peckham road. The elimination of a hazardous dead elm tree is referred to the village for action and Campfire Land Co north of Sugar River Parkway agrees to widen the right of way. The 1967 financial report is referenced.
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Albany
Public Service Commission
Hill Farm
Madison
Ruth Bly
E. O. Killingstad
Plans Commission
Albany Township Board
Kennedy
Peckham Road
W. K. Dehmer
Campfire Land Co
Sugar River Parkway
Monroe Student to Spend Junior Year in Germany
A Monroe High School graduate, Hans W. Bernet, member of the Bernet family of Monroe, is among 16 University of Wisconsin Madison students chosen for junior year study at Albert Ludwigs University in Freiburg Germany. Other students will study in England and France through the International Studies and Programs. Bernet, class of 1966, is expected to depart for Germany late in August per Dr. S. M. Riegel, assistant dean for study abroad.
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Hans W. Bernet
Werner C. Bernet
23Rd Ave
Monroe
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Albert- Ludwigs University
Freiburg
Germany
England
France
S. M. Riegel
Bernet
Monroe High School
City Council Reports Airport Funding and Paving Plan
Monroe city will pave a runway this fall with a 2000 foot length and 60 foot width instead of the planned 3000 by 75. The project will use about 31650 dollars in federal and municipal funds, with up to 22000 from the city and lighting financed partly by the Green County Pilots Association. An emergency repair to Well No 1 cost 5151.16 and electrolysis caused small holes in the shaft. Photos of all past mayors and aldermen are being prepared for framing at the Municipal Building. Municipal code updates are advancing with changes expected within a week.
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Monroe
Fred R. Simpson
Simpson
Green County Pilots Association
Harold H. Snively
Board of Public Works
William J. Schmitz
Delegates Chosen for Boys State From Monroe Juda and Black Hawk
The Zilmer-Riley Post No. 4 American Legion in Monroe selects four delegates and one alternate for the Badger Boys State program at Ripon College June 15 through 22. Delegates include John Deininger and Tom Hefty from Monroe, with alternate Robert L. Skattum. Juda High School's Robert E. Severson. and Black Hawk High's David A. Moody. Selection rests with school faculty on citizenship, academics and activities. Deininger is active in athletics, FFA, bands, Student Council and more. Hefty participates in Student Council, Latin Club, bands, sports, and clubs.
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Zilmer-Riley Post
American Legion
Monroe
Badger
Ripon College
Legion Post
Juda
Black Hawk High School
South Wayne
Gratiot
John Deininger
Lloyd Deininger
Route 2
Tom Hefty
Roy Hefty
Robert L. Skattum
Juda High School
Robert E. Severson
Robert Severson
Route 1
Black Hawk
David A. Moody
Ray Moody
American Legion Posts
Deininger
FFA
AFL
Hefty
Tenth Street Closed For Road Work Here
Engineer Harvey Elmer announced that 10th Street will be closed today at the Illinois Central railroad tracks for work linked to the Highway 69 project. Construction on the highway is expected to resume next week.
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Harvey Elmer
10Th St
Illinois Central Railroad
Antique Show and Sale set for May weekend
The Monroe Kiwanis Club sponsors the 13th annual Antique Show and Sale at Turner Hall Friday May 10 through Sunday May 12. Hours are 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 12 noon to 6 p.m. Harold H Gruenewald Elkhorn is show manager with co chairs William B Johnston and John McElhaney. OR OPEN HOUSING WHITEWATER City Council approves an equal opportunities ordinance including a strong open housing measure Tuesday night.
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Monroe Kiwanis Club
Turner Hall
Harold H. Gruenewald
Elkhorn
William B. Johnston
John McElhaney
Whitewater
Whitewater City
City officials back new Courteous Driver pledge program
Aldermen and Mayor join Monroe Chamber of Commerce in urging motorists to sign a seven point courtesy pledge. Red bumper stickers proclaim participation and curbside pickup is available at the chamber office. The program aligns with the state safe driving push urged by Governor Warren Knowles.
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Orville R. Evans
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Walter R. Ekum
Warren Knowles
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns
A brief verse notes Clair R. Munns as the author of a light poetic item. It highlights a friend who has a flair for words and can express something even when there is nothing to say. The tone is playful and appreciative of verbal skill.
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Clair R. Munns
Dana Weis Leads in School Conservation Speaking Contest
Dana Weis of Monroe won first place in the school conservation program speaking contest held in the Agricultural Building. His talk on pollution advances him to the eight county competition with date and place to be announced. Second place went to Mark Siedschlag. Barbara Marty was an alternate, and special mentions went to Dave Quade Rocio Jaramillo Albert Strothman and Robert Coplien. The Culmination Days program runs across several schools starting Thursday with daily talks and awards.
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Ollie Fine
Evening Times
Dana Weis
James C. Weis
Monroe
Green County Soil Conservation District
Myron Jeglum
Mark Siedschlag
Donald Siedschlag
Monroe Evening Times
Barbara Marty
Dave Quade
Monticello
Rocio Jaramillo
St. Vitor's School
Albert Strothman
Robert Coplien
Monroe Junior High School
Juda School
Hospital Week Opens Sunday at St. Clare Hospital
National Hospital Week runs May 12 at St. Clare Hospital under the theme Your Hospital People Caring for People. Sister M Wilfreda notes hospitals rely on nearly three staff per patient and highlights 200 job classifications from technicians to dietitians as essential to patient care.
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St. Clare Hospital
M. Wilfreda
Wilfreda
The
American Hospital Association
Florence Nightingale
First Hospital Schools of Nursing
County Guidance Luncheon Planned for Monroe Friday
The Green County Guidance Clinic luncheon will be at noon Friday May 10 at the Swiss Colony Inn Rathskellar. It aims to update current functioning and future plans with invited lawyers doctors clergy law enforcement welfare school nurses and news media. Reservations urged by Thursday noon through the county nurses office or Mrs Barnard.
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Monroe
Green County Guidance Clinic
Swiss Colony Inn Rathskellar
Guidance Clinic
Allan F. Barnard
Barnard
Kennedy Opens Indiana Lead In Primary Fight
In Indiana Sen. Robert Kennedy won 42 percent of the vote, with Gov. Branigin second at 31 and Sen. McCarthy third. McCarthy claimed he remains front-runner and will run again next Tuesday in Nebraska as Kennedy eyes upcoming contests. A U S delegation heads to Paris for Vietnam peace talks with Hanoi, amid worries of North Vietnamese military activity. Saigon reports 2,002 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed over three days. curfew imposed west of the city. In Houston, a heart transplant patient, James B. Cobb of Alexandria, La., died eight hours after post procedure complications.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Robert F. Kennedy
White House
Indiana
New York
Roger D. Branigin
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Kennedy
Nebraska
Washington
U.S
Paris
Hanoi
W. Averell Harriman
North Vietnam
Ha van Lao
Xuang Thuy
Saigon
Houston
Tex
St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital
James B. Cobb
Alexandria
Three Monroe choruses to stage spring concert May 16
Monroe Junior and Senior High School choirs present a one hour spring concert directed by Jack Close. The High School Mixed Chorus performs nineteenth century works and pieces by Bortniansky Gounod Beethoven Brahms and Offenbach. The High School Chorus of eighteen girls performs selections by Verdi Mendelssohn Schumann Brahms plus songs from The Fantasticks. The Junior High Chorus of 105 seventh and eighth graders closes with varied choruses. Tickets available through chorus members.
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Monroe
Jack Close
Bortniansky
Gounod
Beethoven
Brahms
Offenbach
Verdi
Mendelssohn
Schumann
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Robert Seattum
Keith Witte
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Patrick Connors
Knights of Columbus of
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Civil Defense
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