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Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1966

Page

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Six Teachers Start First Year In Albany System

Six new teachers are contracted for Albany schools opening Monday August 29. A teachers workshop runs Wednesday to Friday. Bus service and hot lunch program will operate. New staff include agriculture teacher Robert Heffernan and home economics Lucy Cooper, science James Thracker, librarian Margaret Leibig, and many others across elementary junior high and special education.

Albany Robert Heffernan Whitewater Delavan Lucile Cooper James Thracker Margaret Leibig Plattelle Marjorie Mitchell CESA Dallas Briggs Leon Kanable Kanable Charlene Flannery Monroe Marjorie Wendler Broddea Cesa Leona Kislin Josephine Pinnow Vivian Lerch Sm6th Jeanne Obenrader Donna Ludwig Leone “Coplien Lois Quade Monticello Erma’ Smith Brooklyn Ist Nancy ‘Schroeder Oregon Louise Spring Ivan Foote Robert White Arlene Oliver Ruth McGinnis Orfordville Commercial Sally Lanz Ann Mason Blanca Diaz Argentina Tom Rust Charlotte King

Colleen Dunphy Hurt in Mishap Near Albany

Miss Colleen Dunphy 18 of Albany suffered facial injuries when the car she rode in struck an Angus steer on County Trunk E three miles north of Albany. She was taken to St. Clare Hospital in good condition today. The driver’s name was not available. Another accident at 6 40 am on Highway 69 north of Monroe involved a car driven by Richard Campbell of Monticello. it rolled over but the driver was unhurt.

Colleen Dunphy Albany Angus St. Clare Hospital Dunphy Lawrence Dunphy Alban Sheriff's Department Richard Campbell Monticello Monroe Highway 69

Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns

A light verse about beauty and roses. The poem celebrates a garden path as a route to peace and grace, making life cheerful and homes brighter. It presents simple, rhythmic lines of domestic charm without a narrative or strong events.

Magician Minister Publishes Biography of Rosini

Rev. Robert E. Olson, Monroe Assembly of God pastor and noted magic writer, releases Carl Rosini His Life and His Magic. The semi retirement Clearwater Beach master’s life spans from a shoe shine boy to earnings of 25000 by age 25 and a later era with travels, revolutions and buzz bombing.

Monroe Ollie Fink Robert E. Olson Carl Rosini Clearwater Beach Rosini Floriter Olson Rev. Olson England Poland

Pork and Patter To Be Featured Barbecue Seminar

Hog seminar at Duane Beach farm four miles south of Monroe on Highway 69 at 8 p m on Tuesday August 23 will cover swine management with UW Madison swine specialist Fred Giesler and Tri State Breeders Association Robert Young Also a judging contest gifts and AI display All Farmers invited Jakarta demands U S withdrawal from Vietnam in tense appeal by Sukarno and government in Indonesia

Duane Beach Farm Monroe Highway 69 Myron Jeglum Fred Giesler University of Wisconsin Robert Young Tri-State Breeders Association

State Fair crowds set new marks amid favorable weather

Milwaukee reports a record Tuesday crowd at the Wisconsin State Fair with 75,260 attendees, part of a 485,406 total since opening Friday. Attendance surpasses last year at every turn, as the fair moves toward a potential one million visitors for its century span. Today features women and legislators day with ongoing animal judging and Perry Como shows. Medallions were awarded to George Haberman and Ernest Swift by the State Exposition Board. The New York stock market meanwhile sank to new 1966 depths.

Milwaukee Far Grounds Perry Como State Exposition Board George Haberman Afl-Cio Ernest Swift

Four Hearings Set For Council Sept.6

Monroe City Council approved annexing 16.98 acres near Twining Park to create Park view Estates with 45 building lots and residential zoning in the Eighth Ward. Additional hearings were scheduled on an alley vacating, liquor license transfer to Eugene Hotel, and rezoning for a motorcycle sales area.

Monroe City Friends of St Clare Hospital Walter R. Ekum Twining Park Parkview Estates Eighth Ward Marty- Ripp Chevrolet Co William J. Schmitz American Legion 17Th Ave Eugene Legion Wendell Simmons LeRoy Schultz 15Th Ave Roy Schultz 13Th St

Foreign Exchange Student Receives Grand Welcome

Monroe welcomes Shirani Emerencia Samarasinghe of Maharagama Sri Lanka as the first AFS student from Ceylon. The 18-year-old will attend Monroe High School as a senior after arriving by bus and a multi stop flight from Colombo.

Monroe AFS Shirani Emerencia Samarasinghe Maharagama Ceylon Arthur C. Benkett Benkert E. B. Lux Calvin P. Fischer Chicago Ann Benkert Josef Benkerts Athens Beirut Lebanon Brussels New York Monroe High School Shirani JanAnne Benkert Arthur Benkert Roberta Bobbie) Benkert Arthur Benkerts Kala Lumpur Malaysia AFL

Police Chief Seeks Prospector Role on Leave

Monroe Police Chief Henry S. Hefty was granted a four month leave starting Sept 1 1966 to pursue prospecting in Upper Michigan Minnesota and along Lake Superior shores Asst Chief Dwight Coplien will serve as acting chief Hefty plans to search for silver and other metals while expanding his rock and fossil collection Hefty began rockhounding in 1963 after meeting a fisherman who helped identify samples.

Larry Lindgren Monroe Henry S. Hefty Hefty Upper Michigan Minnesota Lake Superior Asst Dwight Coplien Walter R. Ekum Michigan

Area 4H Picnic At Lake Around Family Event

County 4H clubs plan the annual Family Picnic at Zanders Lake Wildlife Area at 11 30 a m Sunday August 28 Potluck meals with two dishes per family ice cream and milk served Safety poster judging plus six poster classes led by junior and adult leaders from Oak Corners Silverview Cadiz Jolly Mixers and Monroe groups Prizes sponsored by Green County Safety Council Registration and poster entries coordinated by local extension office staff with activity including swimming after dinner

Zanders Lake Green County Safety Council Maurice Ringhand Boyd Atkinson Oak Corners Henry Spring Gordon Schultz Silverview Grace Sherry Weiss Joan Lawyer Cadiz Ken Pick Monroe Ag Russell Ace Dayton Tom Geiger Sandra Keehn Jolly Mixers Toni Pederson York Mary Amnon Wited Fi

Legion to Hear Talk on Viet Nam by William Smith

Madison attorney William Smith will speak to Zilmer Riley Post No 84 American Legion at 8 p.m. on Thursday August 18 about his recent trip to Viet Nam. Wives and auxiliary members are invited. lunch will be served.

Legion Smith Viet Nam Riley Post No. 84 American Legion William Bill) Smith Madison

Eagles To Present Monolith To Monroe City Sunday

The Fraternal Order of Eagles will dedicate a concrete monolith inscribed with the Ten Commandments at Lincoln Park Sunday at 3 p.m. City officials and Eagles officers will participate with Phillip Bigley of Viroqua as keynote speaker. A prior 1:30 p.m. installation ceremony at the Eagles Club precedes the dedication.

Lincoln Park of Eagles Monroe Cheese Capital Aerie Phillip Bigley Viroqua The Eagles Bigley Eagles Club Clifford Leck Evan Chambers Aerie Walter R. Ekum Ekum Lee Mitchell Park Board James C. Plymire Grace Lutheran Church St. Victor’s Catholic Church Casey Goecks Raymond C. Fritz Fritz Memorials W. U. Stauffacher Co Minnesota

Vocational Potential To Be Viewed Tonight

Committees from Green and La Fayette counties meet at 8 tonight in the County Courthouse to discuss a proposed vocational and technical school. Businessmen, industry representatives and medical facilities staff are urged to attend.

Green Lafayette

Reserves Face Vote on Johnson Authority for Viet Nam Duty

Washington lawmakers debate a proposal to empower President Johnson to call up thousands of younger reservists, currently exempt, for possible combat duty in Vietnam. Johnson has not requested this authority.

Washington Johnson Viet Nam

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Clair R. Munns U.S Jakarta Indonesia Sukarno United States America Council Bernadette Purcell Mary Usher Barb Wegmueller Donna Swiggum Suzanne, Notbohm Sandra Smith Jan Ann Benkert John Etter Dave Holling Charles LaBuch Ron Eckstam Prospector Lake Area Stanley Hemphill Orangeille Locaerie Darlene
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