Green County Mental Health group to host governor reception
Mrs. Hanz Sulzer announced three volunteers Mrs. John Anderegg Jr Mrs. Hugo Voelkli Monroe and Mrs. Donald Witt rural Monticello will attend a Governor Warren Knowles reception for mental health volunteers on September 26 at the Park Motor Inn Madison The event marks Community Achievement Day of Wonderful Wisconsin Week represent the volunteers with Mrs Ray Gordon representing professional workers at the Madison event Knowles praised the groups work in a letter of commendation presented at the Green County Association meeting in Monroe items also covered included reports from committees and upcoming officer elections with Assemblyman Joseph Ing Shullsburg slated as speaker for October 21 and related training sessions for teachers and staff plans for Brodhead In-Service Day on Oct 15 and 16 in Madison funded by the chapter
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John Anderegg Jr
Hugo Voelkli
Monroe
Donald Witt
Monticello
Hanz Sulzer
Green County Mental Health Association
Green County Association
Ray Gordon
Green County Hospital
Park Motor Inn
Madison
Wisconsin
Warren P. Knowles
Sulzer
Green County
Monroe Hi School
Green County Chapter of
Mental Health
Jean Ripp
Brodhead
Carnival Night Arrives in Monroe With Prizes and Parade
Monroe merchants sponsor Carnival Night themed Mardi Gras with a 6:30 to 6:45 p.m. parade and 7 to 10 p.m. shopping. Prizes exceed 1000 dollars including savings bonds for best dressed man and woman. Allen Pederson leads as general chairman. judges include Mayor Walter Ekum and Chamber leaders.
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Monroe
Monroe Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee
Allen H. Pederson
Walter Ekum
Robert Dearth
Chamber of Commerce
Carol Nipple
Chamber
Student Camper Thrives On Forest Winter Camp Near Ann Arbor
David Hoover an 18 year old UM freshman plans to live in woods a quarter mile from roads all winter. He built four connected tents around a fire pit and may use heaters. He bikes 20 miles daily to campus and rejects closer housing. Hoover says the woods feel like home and cold cannot drive him away.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
David Hoover
University of Michigan
Hoover
Illinois
Taylorville
Ill
Illinois House Speaker chosen for Dirksen Senate seat
Springfield appoints Ralph T. Smith to fill the late Everett M. Dirksen in the U.S. Senate. Ogilvie announces the selection as the nation watches the political shift.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Ralph T. Smith
Richard B. Ogilvie
Everett M. Dirksen
U.S. Senate
Monroe City Plans Public Hearing On One Way Streets
The Monroe City Council schedules a public hearing for Tuesday October 21 to consider a resolution designating Tenth Street as one way west from 20th Avenue to Highway 69 and Eleventh Street as one way east from Highway 69 to 20th Avenue. The measure would allow parking on the north side of Tenth Street from 15th Avenue to Highway 69 and on the south side of Eleventh Street from Highway 69 to 13th Avenue. Alderman Robert E. Tschudy notes resident input on a Ninth Street and 16th Avenue light and says further study is needed.
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Monroe
Robert E. Tschudy
Police and Safety Committee
Tenth Street
20Th Avenue
Eleventh Street
15Th Avenue
Highway 69
11Th Street
13Th Avenue
Tschudy
Ninth Street
16Th Avenue
State Highway Commission
Marge K. Marti
19Th Avenue
John Harwick
Beloit Vocational School
Fred Simpson
Mr George Goetz to Celebrate 100th Birthday Anniversary
George Goetz born 1869 in this area reaches his 100th birthday as residents and family gather. His Monroe Manor Nursing Home celebration includes a cake, visits from relatives in Knoxville Tenn and Deerfield Beach Fla and a daily walk. He once ran in insurance and helped organize Farmers Mutual of Madison.
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George Goetz
Monroe Manor
Richard Nixon
White House
Frances
Carl
Musebeck
Knoxville
Tenn
Elsa Foesch
Churchill Woods
Mr. Goetz
William Goetz
Deerfield Beach
Fla
Daniel Garamoni
Deerfield, Til
Goetz
Farmers Mutual of
Madison
Monroe Seniors Named National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalists
Four Monroe High School seniors led area contestants named as national Merit Scholarship semi finalists for 1969 70. They include Mary Zupanc Mary J Stewart Robert F Bauman and Chris K Barth among 15 000 semifinalists nationwide vying for about 3 000 scholarships to be awarded in 1970.
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Monroe
Monroe High School
Ben Campa
Mary Zupanc
Edward Zupanc
19Th Ave
Mary J. Stewart
A. L. Stewart
28Th Ave
Robert F. Bauman
Robert R. Bauman
30Th Ave
Chris K. Barth
Ray Barth
12Th St
Mark H. Flannery
Rosemary Flannery
New Glarus
Timothy G. Derling
Belmont
United States
Edward C. Smith
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
U.S
NMSC
Classified Ad Promises Money Growth via Phone
A bright ad touts money growth for millions and invites contact at 325-5101 to discuss with an assistant. The brief blurb emphasizes personal financial payoff through a phone conversation.
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St. Clare Hospital
Kathleen
R.N
Jude
L.P.N
Ivan L. Smith
Argyle
Order of St. Agnes
Fond du Lac
Times
Becker’s Leader
Penney’s
McClellan’s
Schultz Pharmacy
Pries Store
Schuetze’s
Bauman Ace Hardware and Garden Center
Baumgartner’s Cheese
Commercial and Savings Bank
Johnson Pontiac Sales
Kundert-Loeffel Shoes
Kohli’s Office Supply
Eagle Foods
Wolfe Office Supply
Lanz Hardware
One Hour Martinizing
Klassy Shop
Milady’s
Spurgeons
Rottler’s
Gambles
Heinzelman Decorating Center
Fairney Shoes
Sentry Super Market
G. Stuart’s
Clark’s Shoes
Montgomery Ward
Huber Brewing Company
First National Bank
Martin’s Sporting Goods
Berg
Alvin E. Berg
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
AP News
Washington
U.S. Agriculture Department
Hong Kong
China
Superior
Democratic National Committee
New Policy Council
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
Clement F. Haynsworth
Senate Committee
Supreme Court
Saigon
Mekong Delta
Vietnam
Senate
Buffalo
N. Y
Jeffrey Meruked
West
By Sally Hoesly
Willard M. Moore
Janesville
Hillside
Picbrico
Chicago
Irwin
Lewis Niffenegger
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