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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1975

Page

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Easter services and choirs across Monticello churches

Maundy Thursday and Easter services spread across First Presbyterian St Matthew United Church Monticello Immaculate Conception Castle Grove and other churches. Choirs perform Alleluiah Let The Holy Anthem Rise In the End of the Sabbath and All in the Morning with sermons and Easter breakfast offerings.

First Presbyterian Church St. Matthew THE United Church the United Church of Joseph Charles Eversman Immaculate Conception Castle Grove L. V. McDonough St. John’s Lutheran Church Highway 38 South SS. Peter and Paul SS. Peter and Paul Lutheran Church K. J. Reimer Reimer Monticello Waldorf College

Embargo Lifted on Jones County Gravel Roads

Five day embargo on Jones county gravel roads ended Monday March 23 after Wednesday March 19 start. County engineer Earl Beisell praised schools and bus drivers for cooperation while noting weekend rains improved conditions. He cited D-62 east of Monticello breaking up with one lane traffic and potential I-62 embargo if weather dictates.

Jones County Earl Beisell Beisell Monticello

Speech students win top rating at state contest Ottumwa

Thirty one Monticello high school speech students competed in Ottumwa on March 22 earning 21 Division I ratings. Top honorees include Cindy Welter Tammy Oldfather Crystal Kromminga Karen Dirks Kathy Kuhns Rhonda Schneider Carla Oltmann Mary Sander Mary Green Kraig Dirks Tom Abele Gladys Noll Steve Stubbe Cathy Caraway Joe Postel Allison Eastburn Bev Hoag and Bev Hoag. Speech instructor Esther Gilbertson was reelected to the Iowa High School Speech Association state executive committee.

Monticello High School Ottumwa Crystal Kromminga Karen Dirks Kathy Kuhns Rhonda Schneider Carla Oltmann Tammy Oldfather Mary Sander Mary Green Kraig Dirks Tom Abele Gladys Noll Steve Stubbe Cathy Caraway Joe Postel Allison Eastburn Bev

Monticello Teachers Win Pay Increase To 8450

The Monticello School District approved a base pay of 8450 for teachers with a five percent increment at each level, costing about 63856.44, after unanimous board vote and MEA agreement. Superintendent Williams noted negotiations and cautioned against annual raises without enrollment changes.

Monticello Steve Williams Monticello Education Association MEA Williams Paul Schneiter Harold Yeoman Yeoman State Foundation Public Employees Iowa Frank Frostestad David Lammers Fairgrounds Lammers

Monticello Speech Team Earns Division I Ratings

The Monticello high school speech department received Division I ratings at the state contest in Ottumwa on Saturday March 22. Winners include Mary Green Gladys Noll Steve Stubbe Cathy Caraway Rhonda Schneider Joe Postel Tammy Oldfather Carla Oltmann Allison Eastburn Mary Sander Tom Abele Kraig Dirks Bev Hoag and Crystal Kromminga.

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