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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1971
Page
2
This notice outlines subscriber mail zones and rates, delivery guidance, and how to handle missed papers. It reminds readers to know their carrier, keep the delivery boy’s number, and contact the newspaper for missed deliveries or mail issues.
The piece argues the Nixon administration's Family Assistance Plan may conflict with workfare aims and current minimum wage proposals. It notes projected income levels, wage increase plans, and concerns by Rep. Dent that under certain wages a family would fare better on welfare. It questions long term best outcomes for the poor, the unemployed, and the nation.
Albany announces Memorial Day activities on Monday May 31 with a 10 30 a m assembly at the school parking lot and a march to Calvary Cemetery A Legion program at the cemetery led by Chaplain Atkinson features a parade to Legion Park and a Navy Dead service A chicken barbecue runs 11 30 a m to 1 30 p m The 1 30 p m dedication includes colors salute and Pledge of Allegiance Local leaders include Village President Gale Gohlke and Past Commander Russell Flesher The program also lists multiple church and Legion speakers and Gold Star mothers at the dedication The Roll of Honor contains over 540 names including Gold Star servicemen
Glancing back ten years to May 27 1961 shows the permanent postmaster appointment still dangling despite tests and patronage politics. Also noted are local pastors serving in the class of 1961 Baccalaureate and other historical items from 1951 1941 1931 1921 and earlier reflecting community events.
Ronnie Shippy of Madison formerly Monticello earned a Bachelor of Science in Business and Economics at Plat teville State University during Sunday graduation in Williams Field House. He works as a flying instructor and pilot for Four Lakes Aviation in Madison. His family attended, including parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shippy and relatives from Freeport and Monticello.
Juda eighth grade graduates 39 students on Wednesday May 26 with diplomas presented by Robert Newman and Thomas Keegan. Address by Mike Affolter and opening closing by Miss Carol Newman. Diplomas awarded to Julie Ann Albright Steven William Andrews William Francis Bartels James Alen Bauman Denise Marie Beckman Cindy Colleen Boyce Cynthia Ann Buol William Gerald DeBruin Debra Lynn Disch Daniel Charles Dinwiddie Frank Charles Grenzow Robert Joseph Hooper David Franklin Jordan Jill Ann Jordan James David Rambholz Joan Marie Kamholz Mardena Rae Keen Mary Beth Keen Debra Lynn Keep Jeffrey Brian Kelly Keith Michael Last Lorraine Kay Last David Earl Laube Randy Harold Miles Fred Ernest Nafziger Jr Timothy George Newman Michael Ray Schneider Kenneth Dean Slack James Alden Sumwalt Heidi Joyce Trotter Kathleen Marie Walmer Doris Kay West Jeffery Wendel Wunschel Judith Kay Wunschel Richard James Wyss Jr Donna Mae Zimmerman Donnie Ray Zimmerman Julie Ann Zimmerman Vickie Lynn Zimmerman.
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