Albany Highway Project Sets Frontage Assessments
Albany officials set assessment rates for residential frontage along the canal reconstruction route. The rate is $2.40 per foot for sidewalks curbs gutters and driveways plus $1.10 per foot drainage area. Total per foot depends on frontage. Construction on Vine Main and Mechanic Streets begins south of the cemetery and extends north to Madison Street.
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Albany
Ed Killingstad
Vine, Main
Mechanic
Madison Street
Monroe
Killingstad
Wisconsin NFO urges butter cheese and pork aid for U S troops
Wisconsin National Farmers Organization calls on farmers to fund and supply butter cheese and pork for U S armed forces in Asia. Ray Johnson state president says administration should buy for soldiers and urges national board to explore fundraising. Action taken at Port Edwards executive board meeting.
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U.S
Wisconsin
NFO
Ray Johnson
Brodhead
National Farmers Organization
Uncle Sam
National Board
Asia
Washington
State Board
Wisconsin Nfo Board
Johnson
National
Viet Nam
Port Edwards
Open House and Tours at St. Clare Hospital
St. Clare Hospital in Monroe will hold an open house tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m. and again from 7 to 9 p.m. Tours will highlight the hospital’s many departments and facilities.
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St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns
A light verse from Clair R. Munns inviting readers to relax with a pipe and a cozy chair to enjoy daydreams in a comfortable moment.
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Clair R. Munns
Lions Club Light Bulbs Sold Out For Eye Work Drive
Monroe Lions Club reported all bulbs sold in a drive to fund eye research and aid for the blind. Rolland E. Karlen chaired the effort calling it excellent and noting over 9 000 bulbs plus bulk orders to firms. An almost full turnout, with committee help from Kurt Schwager Merle Monahan Steve Esser and Frederick Voegels, followed by a club meeting and dinner at Marco's Supper Club.
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Monroe Lions Club
Rolland E. Karlen
Lions
Karlen
Kurt Schwager
Merle Monahan
Steve Esser
Frederick Voegels
Dirksen Fractures Hip in Hospital Fall
Senator Everett Dirksen, 70, fractured his right hip in a Walter Reed fall early today while staying for a check up. He underwent surgery planned for the morning and will remain in the hospital for several weeks.
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Dirksen
Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Senate
Laird Blames LBJ For Inflation Tax
Milwaukee report quotes Rep. Melvin Laird as saying the Johnson Administration bears responsibility for a five percent rise in living costs over three months. He argues fiscal policies drive the inflation and notes wartime spending constrains domestic business.
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Milwaukee
Johnson
Melvin Laird
Rwis
Officials to discuss federal aid at June 17 meeting
Madison municipal leaders will gather on June 17 to review federal aid programs available to cities villages and towns, Governor Warren P. Knowles announced Monday.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Monroe Board Eyes Bid for Lincoln School Plumbing Remodel
The Monroe Board of Education votes to seek bids to remodel Lincoln grade school plumbing with a $31,608 maximum estimate from Weiler and Strang. They also discuss plans for the new northeast side elementary at $850,000, with ongoing work by Flad and Associates and a May 25 meeting to finalize designs.
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Monroe Board of Education
Lincoln
Madison
Weiler and Strang
John J. Flad and
Flad
H. L
John) Fenton
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Edward M. Adam
First National Bank
Alvin Babler
Robert F. Bussen
Harold Scherer
Weiler
Strang
Lincoln School
Edmund C. Hamilton
State School Coordinating Committee
Herbert T. Johnson
Howard Counselman
Rubi and Leuenberger
Fifth graders study newspaper as daily text in Lincoln class
Mrs. Frank Studnicka's Lincoln fifth graders used The Monroe Evening Times as daily curriculum. They explored local to international news, solved math from ads, discussed editorials, and answered questions from current events, finding it fun and educational.
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TIMES
Frank Studnicka
Lincoln School
Monroe Evening Times
Lincoln
Studnicka
Platteville State
Blue Mounds
Wis
Green County Teachers College
Seth
Phillip
Dale Babler
Liz Babler
Jody Babler
Peter Bernet
Alice Briggs
Marilyn Cameron
Kim Christen
Debra Clark
Jeff Gilbertson
Christine Hartwig
Wayne Hess
Jeanne Lagwig
Susan Leuzinger
Donna Liddicoat
Marvin Lien
Billy Norton
Brad Paske
Marilyn Pick
Jim Penniston
Kent Petzold
Billy Ritschard
Debra Rufer
Benjie Rush
Jane Schutte
Cindy Spoerry
Calvin Wasserstrass
Randy Wells
Marcia Ca
Carolyn Wuethrich
Whey Problems Prompt Meeting With Cheesemakers
City board of public works convened after excessive whey in the sanitary sewer system. Milford Rundle of Monroe Disposal Plant noted high levels at the treatment plant. The board scheduled a meeting with three local cheesemakers for Monday May 23 to reach an agreement. Bids for a shelter house in Twining Park were opened. Monroe Construction Co. submitted the low bid of 1248 dollars.
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Board of Public Works
Milford Rundle
Monroe
Twining Park
Park Board
Monroe Construction Co
Kahne Lumber Company
Park and Playground Company
Leathercraft Topic At Event Tomorrow
A leathercraft meeting is slated for tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Green County Jail. All 4H leaders attending should bring samples of leathercraft items.
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Green County
Argentine Parents Visit Monroe High Student Monica Sil berstein
Monicas Argentine parents Senor and Senora Silberstein visited Monroe Saturday at the Lamboley home during their world trip. They stayed after Monica attended school back home, met local residents, and planned future visits with daughters.
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Monica Silberstein
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Monroe High School
Leland Lamboley
Lake Drive
Monica
Senor
Senora Ben Silberstein
Monroe
Europe
Miami
New York
Chicago
Lamboley
Ann Lamboley
Silbersteins
E. B. Lux
Girl Scouts End Sale of Cookies in Four Area Towns
Girl Scouts of Monroe Ju da Monticello and Evansville in Badger Council finished their annual cookie drive selling 14 832 boxes. Total receipts reach 6 378 dollars with 3 077 kept by Badger Council for camps and programs. Troops earned two cents per box totaling 1 296 dollars.
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Girl Scouts of
Monroe
Juda
Monticello
Evansville
Badger Council
Badger Council of
Girl Scouts
Dairy chiefs push limit on cheddar imports to aid farmers
Avery A. Vose of Pure Milk Association urged Wisconsin Illinois and Indiana senators and representatives to back S. 3273 to cap foreign cheddar and dairy imports. He noted the Tariff Commission hearings on quotas and warned higher imports would raise prices ceilings and shrink dairy farmer incomes in the United States.
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Avery A. Vose
Pure Milk Association
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Congress
Vose
U. S
William Proxmire
United States
U. S. Tariff Commission
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Russian ship captain seeks Coast Guard inspection in San Francisco Bay
A Russian ship captain in San Francisco Bay agreed Monday night to Coast Guard inspection to verify his claim of an emergency requiring repair work.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Coast Guard
Market Rally Ends Sharp Slide With Moderate Gain
New York stocks rebounded from a heavy decline and posted a moderate gain amid brisk trading. The rally followed a sharp selloff as investors weighed recent economic signals and corporate results.
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New York
4 H Leaders Clinic Planned On Land Judging
A land judging clinic for 4-H leaders will be held on June 1 at the Agriculture Building as part of prep for this year’s land judging contest. Moose Lodge sponsors the event. Pure Milk Products donates 25 for awards. County Judging Day lunch stand set for May 21. Southern Wisconsin contest in Monroe on June 30.
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James Schwoegler
SCS
Moose Lodge
Howard Keehn
Pure Milk Products
Wisconsin
Monroe
Brooklyn
Charles Freidig
Calvin Kraemer
Supreme Governor Visits Moose Lodge in Wisconsin
Elmer Harter Supreme Governor of the Loyal Order of the Moose from Harrisburg Pa visited the Monroe Lodge yesterday the first time a Supreme Governor has visited the area He spoke at enrollment ceremonies for the Madison lodge and will conclude his five day Wisconsin tour with a talk at the Beloit Lodge tonight He is an attorney by profession
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Elmer Harter
The
Loyal Order of the Moose
Harrisburg
Monroe Lodge
Harter
Madison Lodge
Wisconsin
Beloit Lodge
Johnson returns to Washington for Viet Nam policy talk
President Johnson flies from San Antonio to Washington and convenes a late afternoon policy conference with Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge to discuss Vietnam strategy.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Wisconsin crops hit by cold snap cut cherry crop in half
Two nights of sub freezing temperatures may have halved Door County cherry production and damaged other Wisconsin crops. At the UW extension farm near Sturgeon Bay the mercury fell to 21 degrees. Horticultural agent Clifford Ehlers said the cherry crop appears cut in half and could be serious.
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Associated Press
Door County
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin Extension Service
Sturgeon Bay
Clifford Ehlers
Watch for Unregistered Magazine Salesmen Warned
Sheriff W. E. Deininger warns county residents that unauthorized magazine solicitors are selling without registration. He urges reporting to his department if solicitors fail to present proper ID so they can be prosecuted.
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W. E
Doc) Deininger
Day Camp Plans set for Girl Scouts at Kiwanis Youth Cabin
Final planning for summer camp activities underway with meetings led by directors and leaders. Beloit registrations must reach the Beloit office by Friday May 13. Junior Cadette Day Camp runs June 13 to 17 from 9 30 to 2 45 with no late registrations accepted. Canoeing added to the program for the first time.
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Beloit
John Norton
Monroe
Kiwanis
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