Jaycettes Seek Stamp Help For Project Concern
The Monroe Jaycettes urge trading stamp collection to fund Project Concern medical aid. A $2 stamp book could cover tuberculosis treatment for a week, parasite care for two children, 36 hours of village clinic work, or vitamins for a family of six for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Monroe Faycettes
Faycettes
Monroe Jaycettes
Vietnam
Project Concern
Jim Turpin
Turpin
Hong Kong
Dr. Turpin
Jaycees
Jaycettes
Urban Renewal Ties to Federal Aid in Monroe Tornado Recovery
The article examines whether property owners receive adequate compensation in Monroe's urban renewal district, noting appraisals on the property with and without buildings and the possibility of condemnation as a last resort. It highlights extensive federal funding in local projects and explains the appointment of the renewal director after the tornado impact.
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Monroe
Ekum
Phillip H. Darling
Darling
T. J. Burgy Jr
Burgy
Musical Benefit Big Show Planned in Platteville
Tickets for a two hour benefit concert titled From the Gay 90s to the Swinging 60s go on sale in Platteville with proceeds aiding the Paul Moody family. The Monroe Evening Times sponsors a Sunday nov 26 show at 8 p.m. in the junior high auditorium featuring 40 residents and two guest artists. Proceeds will cover medical expenses and support the Moody family through the holidays.
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Platteville
Paul Moody
Monroe Evening Times
Raf
First National
News
Edelweiss
Frankie and
Johnny
Green County approves wage increases for officials and staff
county board boosts pay for elected officials court house workers sheriff's staff and extension personnel with per diem rise from 12 to 15 dollars and 10 cent mileage allowance. 1968 schedules set for highway office clerks deputy sheriff patrolmen and other county employees include new pay scales and vacation benefits for hires after January 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dina Speich
Court House
Sheriff's Department
Highway Department
Green County Board of Supervisors
New Dairy Product To Be Processed Here
Roy Robichaux of Roy's Sanitary Dairy in Monroe plans to launch a 40 percent dairy spread called Butterite using a CBS chilled buttermilk system. He aims to also produce a ten percent dairy blend margarine for out of state sale, with modified dairy products research housed at a former Monroe Dairy plant.
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Monroe
Roy Robichaux
Roy
Sanitary Dairy
Robichaux
Dairy Foods Research
Monroe Dairy
Chaux
Secretary of State
Roy's
Sanitary Dairy, Inc
Times
Girton
Hospital Building Plans Announced For St. Clare
Sister M Wilfreda administrator of St Clare Hospital today announced an August 1968 start for a much needed addition. Meetings with architect doctors advisory boards and fundraising committees set the earliest possible start. Statewide surveys project St Clare will need over 300 beds with Monroe named among top state medical centers. The new wing will initially design for 300 beds with final bed count and floors to be decided by fundraising success and construction costs.
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M. Wilfreda
St. Clare Hospital
St. Clare
Monroe
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns
A brief verse notes the dusk hour when daylight fades and evening begins. The poet praises this magic hour as the day’s last light leaves the scene.
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Clair R. Munns
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Gary Hessel
Jack Kessenich
Wisconsin Project Concern
George A. Schutte
Piggly Wiggly
Marcus Pink
Kroger’s
Recreation Park
Madison
Washington, Kent
County of
Green
Water Department
Myron Jegluman
Ollie Fine
Evening Times
Farm Outlook
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Department
Robi
Sloane Brothers, Inc
Westby
Wisconsin
Pas Pesearch
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