Lions mark 25th anniversary with honors in Monroe
The Monroe Lions Club observed its 25th anniversary at Idle Hour Mansion with charter members praised for perfect attendance over 23 years. Ten and 15 year chevrons were awarded as officers and guests highlighted Leader Dog and Eye Bank programs and the need for continued support for visually handicapped efforts.
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Monroe Lions Club
Idle Hour
Pete Meier
Beloit
Lions
John Usher
Charles Mathias
Archie Myers
Forrest L. Kubly
Lester M. Johnson
Donald Ripp
Robert Rufenacht
Tom Hartwig
Robert Buehler
Allan B. Holtshopple
Buehler
Glen Spring
Albany
Arnie Schlicht
Chaseburg
Monroe
Bernie Hanson
Argyle
Wayne Duerst
Ernest Lufi
Henry Schmid
Art Zweifel
New Glarus
Freeman Fox
Madison
Roger Babcock
Ken Bock
Oscar Halverson
Pete Meer
Archie Schneider
Harold Blum
Robert Smith
Pete Mé@eer
Wisconsin
Stevens Point
Nobel Prizes Awarded to Three Americans in 1976
Three Americans win Nobel prizes in physics and chemistry. Burton Richter of Stanford and Samuel C. Ting of MIT share the physics award for discovering a heavy elementary particle. William N. Lipscomb of Harvard wins chemistry for borane structure studies. Prize is $160,000 each. ceremony December 10 in Stockholm.
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Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Burton Richter
Stanford University
Samuel C.C. Ting
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Royal Academy of Sciences
William N. Lipscomb
Harvard University
Richter
Ting
Carl XVI Gustav
Baruch S. Blumberg
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Carleton D. Gajdusek
National Institute For Neurological Diseases
Milton Friedman
Stanford
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Long Island
Academy
Lipscomb
Monore Evening Times adopts new central phone number
United Telephone Co will install a new phone system in Monroe Evening Times. Beginning Wednesday morning callers should dial 328-5101 for all departments as the prefix changes. The FL-1 system aims to improve customer service and efficiency.
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United Telephone Co
Monroe Evening Times
Times
Carter and Ford Slow Campaign Pace Ahead of Debate
Democratic rival Jimmy Carter says he will bend over backwards to avoid gutter tactics as he and President Ford enter the final two weeks of the White House contest. Both candidates ease tempo ahead of Friday’s third debate and a blitz through up to 14 states before the November 2 election. Carter rests with family in Plains after church and plans a Tampa Miami Winston-Salem New York swing, while Ford stays in Washington then attends the Al Smith dinner before a face to face in Williamsburg. Independent Eugene McCarthy complains his bid gets little attention while urging cuts in defense and focus on unemployment and health care costs.
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Jimmy Carter
Ford
White House
Plains
Peanut
Carter
Washington
New York
al Smith
Williamsburg
Grand Rapids
Mich
Columbus
Ohio
Bob Dole
Amy
Rosalynn
Midwest
Tampa
Fla
Miami
Winston-Salem
N.C
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Abc-Tv
MAAC Heritage Homes Tour a Successful Community Event
The Monroe Arts and Activities Center Historic Tour of Homes drew strong attendance and achieved its goals helped by owners Nathan and Ellen Bear EC and Grace Hamilton Robert and Nancy Klink Richard and Lavonne Trainor and William and Royletta Moon. Fifty four people supported the organization with others donating food and flowers. Attendees enjoyed refreshments and music from the Young Artist's Program. Guests came from Goldau Switzerland and multiple Illinois and Wisconsin communities. The financial results will be released once tallied and the MAAC's next event features the UW Platteville Chorus on Wednesday November 3 at 8 p.m.
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Monroe
MAAC
Goldau
Switzerland
Centralia
Durand
Freeport
Kinmundy
Rockton
Wadsworth
Warren
Ill
Kenosha
Madison
Brookfield
Milwaukee
Oregon
Wisconsin Rapids
Uw-Platteville Chorus
County 4-H Marks Revival With Awards Banquet
Judy Witt reports a Saturday achievement program in Monticello School gym drew at least 450 4-H members families and supporters, ending seven-year gap with a county wide event. Joann Rufener and Barbara Hartwig named Wisconsin delegates to National Club Congress in Chicago.
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Monticello
Brian Brugger
Dutch Hollow
Lucy Christen
Dayton
Darcy Karlen
Little Hill High
Marcia Newman
Juda Jolly
Dayton Club
Eloise Wettach
Duane
Mary Lou) Bollig
Clarno Club
Browntown Busy Beavers
Badger 69Er’s
Cadiz
Clarno
Pioneers
Suburbanites
Jolly Mixers
Barbara Hartwig
Bill Ludwig
Tami Digman
Hiawatha
Joann Rufener
Jim Barthel
James
Ruth) Ottoson
Glen
Donna
Willis Riemer
Robert Stauffer
Green County Farm Bureau
Raney’s Tavernn
Oregon
Dane County
Lisa Statz
Betty Smith
Jodi Bollig
Sandi Schutz
Julie Bollig
Randy Bollig
Nancy Konopacki
Nita
Jeanne Statz
Angela Konopacki
Edward
National Congress
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Stace
Poe Se Rae
Delavan
Judy Witt
Bermuda Triangle
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Illinois
North Carolina
West Virginia
Delaware
Frankfurt
West Germany
Jack Frost
Mark Glessner
Jeff Bowen
MHS
Abby
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