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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1968
Page
4
A Teen-Ager criticizes Monroe adults for ignoring youth concerns and lack of communication. The letter urges involvement to address today’s youth problems and asks what actions will be taken.
A reader letter from Ernest Beutel of Monticello argues for a separate color sports section and broader coverage including college and pro sports. He notes space limits, aging equipment, and a hopeful 1969 upgrade while praising the sports editor for hard work under constraints.
Robert R. Bruce a 42 year old bulldozing trees near Lena was injured Friday. He sustained a skull fracture and rib and shoulder injuries when a tree limb struck him. He remained in serious condition Saturday at Freeport Memorial Hospital.
Jean Loertscher daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted Loertscher was named top magazine salesman by the Monroe High School Junior Class for achieving the highest sales totaling 60295 dollars. Her current sales are reported as the highest in the nation according to Mr Rehfeldt of the Curtis School Plan. There are more than 12500 schools.
Charles Cook of Brodhead was elected president of the Pure Milk Association Local District No. 2 at the annual dinner and officers elected for 1969 include Lyle Stall vice president Carl Schmerse secretary treasurer Leslie Pinnow local director and delegates Dwight Bump Sr Jerry Earleywine Raymond Lawrence and Paul Stefanik. About 100 attendees heard guest speaker Robert VanLiere PMA secretary. Next district meeting is in January in Janesville at the Cargill Methodist Church.
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