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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1967

Page

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Assemblyman Tregoning to Address Young Republicans

Wisconsin Assembly member Joseph E. Tregoning will speak at 7 30 tonight in the First National Bank community room. He will discuss Youth and Politics and the Young Republicans will follow with a general meeting on the upcoming schedule including speakers a film and dances.

Joseph E. Tregoning Wisconsin Assembly First National Bank Tregoning Monroe Midwest Kurt Adam Young Republicans

Roy Simpson Rites Set for Menomonie Instructor

Services for Roy E. Simpson former Argyile agricultural instructor of Menomonie who died recently will be held tomorrow at the Menomonie Methodist Church. Burial will follow at Menomonie. He was the brother of Fred R. Simpson Monroe teacher and alderman.

Roy E. Simpson Menomonie Argyle Menomonie Methodist Church Mr. Simpson Fred R. Simpson Monroe

HINDSIGHT BY CLAIR R MUNNS DOGGEREL

Yesterday's wishes they've all backfired. I like to recall them now and then. In the light of what has since transpired I realize how lucky I have been.

Reserve forces plan to cut Guard divisions and Army brigades

A committee of regular Army, National Guard and Reserve generals voted 11 to 10 for a plan to drop 15 National Guard divisions and four Reserve brigades. The proposal aims to shift combat units to the National Guard and service support to the Reserve, reducing the Guard to eight divisions and 18 independent brigades. Officials say most personnel would move into first line units, with about 42 brigades needed to handle internal issues. The plan awaits review by Gen Harold K Johnson and Secretary Stan Resor before McNamara approval amid expected congressional opposition.

Washington National Guard Robert S. McNamara Pentagon Congress Reserve Forces Policy Committee Regular Army Guard Reserves Army Reposal Reserve Army Reserve Harold K. Johnson Army Chief of Staff Secretary of the Army Stanley Resor McNamara

Bank officials announce leadership changes at Freeport bank

H L Fenton resigns as executive vice president effective July 1 1967 to join First National Bank of Freeport as executive vice president while remaining as adviser at Commercial and Savings Bank. John F Kundert is promoted to vice president and managing officer, James P Walsh named senior loan officer, and Ronald J Tschudy promoted to cashier.

Commercial and Savings Bank Today H. L. Fenton Fenton First National Bank of Freeport Commercial and Savings Bank John F. Kundert James P. Walsh Ronald J. Tschudy The R. W. Blaha Illinois Bank

Flags of America distributed to Green County schools

Green County Vul ture No 1121 completed an Americanism project by purchasing 47 copies of Flags of America from Ideals Pub-Company. The books were given to 15 area schools serving 2,234 students in Albany Belleville Blanchardville Brodhead Brooklyn Juda Monticello New Glarus and Monroe. Directed by Robert Alder the program aims to extend reach across grades with local sale at Florine's.

Green County Ideals Pub—— Company of Milwanee Voiture Albany Belleville Blanchardville Brodhead Brooklyn Juda Monticello New Glarus Monroe Robert Alder Florine’s

First Worship Slated In New Washington Reformation Church

The Washington Reformation Church will hold its first worship service on Sunday May 14 at 9 15 a m with Communion. Sunday School follows at 10 30 a m. Rev Leo Duerson Whitewater will deliver the sermon.

Washington Reformation Church Leo Duerson Whitewater

Airlift To Provide Rides May 20 21 For March of Dimes

The Green County Pilots Association will host the March of Dimes Airlift at Monroe Municipal Airport on May 20 and 21 to raise funds for birth defect research. Rides cost one penny per pound of weight with proceeds benefiting the March of Dimes. Delbert Krupke and Robert E. Hahlen co-chair the event. Special prizes include two World Champion Green Bay Packers footballs awarded on each day.

Green County Pilots Association Monroe Delbert Krupke Robert E. Hahlen Green Bay Packers Krupke

Senate to begin debate on Knowles highway bill

The Senate plans to start debate on Gov. Warren P. Knowles' highway safety bill this Thursday.

Madison Senate Warren P. Knowles

Green County Board Approves Architect For Nursing Home Plan

Green County supervisors vote 27 to 3 to hire an architect to draft plans for a 50 bed county nursing home at Green County Hospital. The project uses the Home for Aged Outlay fund of 143000 with possible Hill Burton federal aid and awaits State Board of Health approval.

Dina Speich Green County Board of Supervisors Green County Hospital Special County Hospital Detention Home For Special Hospital Building Committee Amos S. Johnson State Board of Health and Industrial Commission Home For Hill-Burton Green County Johnson

MS Unit Heads Plan Fund Drive

Green County Multiple Sclerosis Society leaders approve a house to house fundraising drive set for 3 to 8 30 p m on Tuesday May 23 and May 25 in case of rain. Co chairmen for eight wards led the planning with Paul Weise Wisconsin MS representative attending and Donald Ripp conducting the meeting.

Green County Delbert Shaffer Loren Fritz Erwin Pankau Donald Bloom Werner Weissenfluh Tom Holyoke Kenneth Schneider George R. Wells Vernon Brandenburg Joe Kosek

Bus Transportation Aid Bill Aimed at Parochial Pupils

Madison Assembly introduces a second bus proposal to fund transportation for parochial students. The Assembly Rules Committee approved the measure, projected to cost about 6.3 million dollars over the next two years.

Madison Assembly Assembly Rules Committee

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Leon Rabe Monroe Community Center Sweet Adelines Freeport Ken Hur M.C Swenson Ruf Cowboys Turner Hall Lloyd Marty Paul Ritschard John Burgy Gaylord Swenson Emerson Wells John W. Schild Andrew Erickson Harvey Holland John Schild Young Republican Meeting Roy Simpson Clair R. Munns Kundert, Walsh From Milton Freeport Post America New Area Church March of Dimes Teachers College Board of Supervisors Green County Teachers College Terry Theiler Joyce E. Blunk Monroe High School Times ANTI William ‘Stuckey
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