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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1968
Page
4
Abigaila Van Buren column features a 41 year old widow seeking a steady dependable partner while raising two children. She notes dating has yielded men offering only casual relations and questions whether this reflects a broader trend or a string of bad luck.
Thomas R. Hartwig, Monroe Cheese Corp office manager, buys one half stake in Blue Mounds Cheese Co at Mt. Horeb, joining Dean Roth to own and operate a small wholesale firm with a retail store on Highway 12 and 18. Hartwig will leave Monroe Cheese July 1 to start at Blue Mounds. He previously ran a grocery here and is married to Carla Dallman with three children. The firm employs ten.
Four local families were in a traffic crash on Highway 14 near Oregon. George Peckham of Evansville was seriously hurt with head and back injuries and taken to Stoughton Hospital along with his wife. Hegland and another couple were treated for head chest and other injuries with one in Madison hospital and reported satisfactory. Several relatives and visitors are named among those traveling and visiting in the Monticello Stoughton area. Nim Seffrood shows some improvement after surgery but will be hospitalized for some time.
The schedule highlights Jackie Gleason and Simon Templar programs, a POLITICs discussion with Henry Jackson and Hans Bethe, and multiple movies. Notable entries include Bruce Reynolds and Michael Legrand on CBS, plus musical and sports features and a Times Special note on Donald Flynn’s travel to Ireland.
Richard R. Smith is appointed quality control manager for Advance Transformer Company, assuming duties in Monroe on March 18 after recent indoctrination in Chicago starting February 1. The Milwaukee native previously worked at Square D as quality control supervisor and holds a 1964 electrical engineering degree from the University of Illinois plus DeVry Institute training. He and his wife Sheila have two children and reside in Monroe.
Thomas Rufi son of Mr and Mrs Roy Rufi Jr of 837 lth St was awarded an Associate in Science in Electronics Engineering Technology by the Wisconsin School of Electronics Madison He is a 1966 Monroe High School graduate and has accepted a field engineer post with North Electric Co in Galion Ohio Want Ads services remain available around the clock calling 325-5101 to place Times Want Ad.
The Salvation Army truck will visit Monroe on April 10 and April 24 for pickups. Accepts newspapers magazines books rags clothing household items furniture and appliances. Items may be left on the square south side or at 1917 12th St storage garage. Wilma Heimann at 325-4215 available for contact.
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