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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1973
Page
5
Suburbanites 4-H members met at the Bobbie Schuler home to plan a Halloween party set for 6:30 PM October 10 at the Roger Blanc home. Members wear costumes and may bring a guest. committees were formed for games and a scavenger hunt.
The Monroe Police Department and 28 Wisconsin agencies request a new program "Law for Police" from UW Extension and the Institute of Governmental Affairs. The series covers Stop and Frisk, Searches and Seizures, and Interrogations with film study and expert panel discussions.
Calendar lists events from October 1 to 8 at Orangeville High School. Includes Soph football vs Aquin Oct 1 at 7 p m, assemblies, FHA trash pickup, Bronco Boosters meeting, Boy Scout Council, Music Boosters, Flag football at Dakota, football vs Pearl City, and Columbus Day no school on Oct 8.
Alder reports on the Green County Volture 1121 40 & 8 meeting in Cincinnati. The national constitution was changed removing the whites only clause by a large majority. Roy Wiesenberg transfers from Beaver Dam to Green County unit. Charles Kammer returns to New Glarus Home after six weeks with a heart attack. Ann Melend’s nursing scholarship note and the locomotive’s Octoberfest entry are announced. Open house at Green County Forestry Educational Center set for Oct with hobby show and plant slide tour.
Albany's Mrs. Arlyn Zee, new Center chairman, attended the Attica Pals Homemaker Club's season opener on Sept 13 at Mrs. Ethel Schultz's home. Plans include attending the Fashion Fling Style Show in Monticello in November and sharing Christmas letter recipes. The October meeting will be at Mrs. Ernest Robert's home with a lesson titled Try Times Want Ads.
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