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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1964
Page
5
Juda Grade School Music department directed by Delores Marti staged its annual holiday concert Monday. All eight grades performed with junior chorus and bands, featuring first and second graders singing classics and the finale by third through eighth graders. Santa Claus followed the show ending the evening.
Marina Oswald widow of JFK assassin has enrolled in the University of Michigan English Language Institute in Ann Arbor for an eight week course. About 100 students will attend and classes begin January 7. She arrived from the Soviet Union in 1962 and will be sponsored by a local church during her stay.
Miss Ruby Perham aged 80 died early today in a Green County hospital where she had lived since 1949. Born in Viroqua in May 1884 she is survived by a sister Mrs William Koopman of Beloit. Services are pending at Shriner Neuenschwander Funeral Home.
Twenty first graders from Public School 166 in Manhattan visited NYU to see IBM 7094 computers in action. Lights blinked and tunes played as the machine output Christmas carols and a greeting. Henry Mullish of the Atomic Energy Commission led a Q A on computing speeds, with a curious child asking about the capital of France.
Madison council approves fines from five to one hundred dollars for property owners who fail to destroy noxious weeds. Previously the city cut weeds and billed the owner, a practice now deemed too easy for delaying action.
The Monroe High School language clubs host a Christmas party this evening from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. in the M-room with dance contests, refreshments, and a pinata. Club leaders Cathy Dearth, Anne Silvis, Carol Summeril, Laurie Usher, and Jim Zabel coordinate arrangements. The Youth Council-sponsored Sno Ball, themed Silver Enchantment, follows on December 30 from 8:30 p.m. to midnight in Lincoln Gymnasium.
Miss Joyce Blank leads MHS seventh hour Art III in painting window pictures and crafting a papier-mache Santa Claus to brighten the Christmas season.
The Midland High School student council announces senior representatives for 1964 65 Christine Bober Geraldine Bober Dan Franklin Sherry Hinebaugh Margi Marti Marlynn Pederson Caryl Stuart and Carol are named as senior reps.
Summeris Donna Swiggum Jean Zimmerman Alternates Sharon Beer Lee Johnson Madalyn Meythaler John Wasserstrass Leon Wittwer Junior Representatives Ann Bauman Linda Holmes Judy Marty Sue Reger Pat Reichert Dick Sullivan Dick Swiggum Dan Tschudy Alternates Paul Beach Shirley Bowe Rose Drye George Figi Barbara Kubly Jane Schreier Sheryl Smith Linda Voelkli Sophomore Representatives Susan Allen Don Barry Roberta Benkett Barbara Miller Pam Miller Merrilee Pickett Jo Smith Rugene Steensrud Alternates Gary Babler Donna Holcomb Janet Johnson Karleen Krebs Vikki Lysser Marilyn Myers Diane Liedschlag Barbara Wegmueller Freshman Representatives Mary Babula Barbara Bauman Phyllis Beer Kathy Bennet Janice Ruda Don Ruchlow
Susan Smith and Herman Tschudy lead the group with alternates John Ganshirt Barbara Hefty Richard Hine baugh Georgia Wegmueller and Ann Wells. Officers include Donna Swiggum president Dick Sullivan vice president Carol Summeris secretary and Dick Swiggum treasurer. Fred Simpson serves as advisor. Election of Dick Sullivan as vice president this year will make him president next year.
Mrs Theda Mau and others report visits and gatherings across Janesville Shulls burg Woodford Monroe and Madison. Families including the Oldenbergs Becks Mau Larsons and Montgomerys share house moves visits and a 40th wedding anniversary as residents travel for family time.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Foulker hosted guests. Mr and Mrs Jerry Schmeldt called on relatives in Brodhead Sunday. Mrs Cora Bock left for California to visit son Glen and daughter in law. She plans a two month trip. Lee VanMatres hosted weekend guests including Robert Kermit and Donald VanMatre and David Javore of Milwaukee.
A.D. 249 inscription at Kalabsha temple near Aswan commands herders to keep pigs out of the sacred site. The directive emphasizes temple purity and livestock restrictions in ancient Egypt.
Milwaukee report states an explosion wrecked the Lakeside Laboratories Inc. women's lounge on Tuesday. Four women suffered minor injuries as the lounge floor buckled from the blast. Fire Chief Ralph Klug said a welding torch spark ignited vapors from a sewer pipe in a nearby room. About 250 lab employees were sent home after the explosion.
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