Women Bowlers Lead League Action With Strong Scores
Marty Quest rolled 529 and Laura Loeffel 527 in Progressive League action. Laura scored a 196 game and Marty a 194. Other high games included Mary Johnson 188 and Laura Loeffel 179.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1967
Page
4
Marty Quest rolled 529 and Laura Loeffel 527 in Progressive League action. Laura scored a 196 game and Marty a 194. Other high games included Mary Johnson 188 and Laura Loeffel 179.
A crowd of late season games produced varied results across multiple leagues. Jefferson edged Edgerton while Monona Grove defeated Fort Atkinson. Madison West beat Janesville Craig. Oregon beat Poynette. Darlington topped Mt Horeb. Albany down Belleville. Argyle beat Blanchardville. Juda defeated Monticello. Evansville upset Milton Union.
No letup seen as the Green Bay Packers, already division champions, visit Metropolitan Stadium to meet the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday afternoon. The game should lack setup by Green Bay despite their clinching status.
Terry May scored 25 points to lift the Monroe Junior Cheesemakers to a 49 48 victory over the Stoughton Vikings at Monroe Gym. The JV trailed by nine with three minutes left but rallied with strong defense and late free throws. Jeff Everson led Stoughton with 18 points in a hard fought loss.
League results show multiple rinks tallying wins across Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday nights. Ainsworth, Creamer, Power, Olson, Lord, McCoy, Hanna, Keith, Hennager, Stiles, Gruenwald, Franklin, Adam, and Goetz posted wins with scores listed for select matchups. Top performances include Ainsworth rink securing a 5 0 result and Creamer 1, Power 4, Goetz 7 30 clocked.
Mrs LeRoy Melva Geach substitutes as Warren School band instructor while a replacement for Charles Danner is sought. Danner left Nov 30 for service with the Sth Army Band in Chicago. Danner is SIU 1967 graduate pursuing a master’s. His wife teaches sixth grade at Apple River. She plans to join him in February. Superintendent Marlin Meyers sought a deferment for Danner through the end of the year.
The Monroe Coin Club met in the First National Bank Community Room to discuss gold purchases in Europe. Frank Moyer of Albany won the coin quiz prize and plans were set for the Christmas party on Tuesday, Dec. 26 with games and prizes. attendees were asked to bring a dish to pass and their own tableware.
Orangeville will install a modern full basketball scoreboard funded by contributions over 700 dollars. The board has been ordered and should arrive by mid month for immediate installation. Matt Cimber, ex husband of Jayne Mansfield, seeks a marriage license to wed 23 year old Christy Hilliard Hanak, her first marriage and his second.
Members of Girl Scout Troop 216 spent a weekend at the Kiwanis Youth Cabin near Monroe led by Mrs. Aaron Norder and Mrs. Paul Ruf. They cooked outdoors, sang by the campfire, played a wide game on careers, and worked on outdoor cook and prints badges.
TV guide style recap lists games and shows across the schedule. Highlights include NCAA football Army vs Navy, boxing semifinals Ellis vs Bonavena, Lawence Welk, My Three Sons, Bonanza, Mission Impossible, Spartacus and the Ten Gladiators, King Arthur legends. NBC CBS and ABC network entries span guests, movies, and public affairs.
Order appointing time for hearing the last will and testament of Edward Gutzmer. The court names February 1968 for the opening of the matter, with attorneys L. Elmer Kittelsen and Brandhard Barry for the Monroe Wisconsin proceeding. Dated November 17, 1967.
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