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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1967
Page
4
A reader shares attention seeking types in interior decorating, a jealous boyfriend tattoo, and a fake diamond engagement ring. Abby offers guidance on handling advances, trust, and emotional fallout in romantic choices.
A reader is advised to confront a gentleman friend about a non genuine diamond and to value truth over the stone's value. Send a letter to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, for a personal reply, or mail $1 for Abby's booklet on writing letters for all occasions.
Two applicants await Public Service Commission hearings at Hills Farms State Office Building Madison on Friday January 5. Wayne Chambers Hollandale seeks authority to haul live stock from Perry Dane York Green Brigham Moscow Ridgeway and Waldwick Iowa and Blanchard Fayette to points within 35 miles of Hollandale. Michael E Curry Darlington applies to haul cream to Darlington and return butter to dairy plants for the Lafayette County Cooperative Creamery. Stanley E Whitehead Monroe has Amendment 14 to LC-30420 to haul whey from cheese factories within 100 miles of Browntown and condensed whey from Browntown to Boscobel for Milk Specialties Inc. The Commission also approved the LC-23438 assignment from Gensler & Arden Gensler to Gensler Inc.
Mrs O D Curtis reports Friday dinner guests for Mr and Mrs Kermit Blanchardville. Relative visits include Frieda Hanson of N D visiting, Donna Karlen home from De Kalb State College, Norton Strommen and family from Lansing Michigan visiting Willis Babler's family, Martha Jenny from Madison overnight, Thomas Kubly and Curt Wagner at Weyauwega, and M E Lynn callers in Monroe.
Thirteen Wisconsin breeders qualified for the Progressive Breeders Award the highest recognition for registered Holstein cattle. Named are H. O. Elmer Monticello for the 19th time Daniel F Wyss Monroe for the sixth time John Auestad Argyle for the second time Carl W and Kenneth C Wyss Monroe for the second time and Ken and Nathan Hartwig Monroe for the second time. A certificate was sent by the Holstein Friesian Association of America. Qualification requires excellence in production type improvement herd health and home bred animal development.
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