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Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1967

Page

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Day Care Center Sought to Aid Working Mothers in Monroe

A planning group forms to study a Monroe Day Care Center for children of working mothers. Community and industrial leaders, with guidance from Mrs. Nancy Travis, discuss licensing, space needs, staffing, and costs and note many local women could use such care. A future planning meeting aims to form a legal corporation to organize both public and private services.

Monroe First Methodist Church Nancy Travis State Department of Youth Welfare Alvin Zuhike Church Commission On Christian Social Concern Eileen Wagner Marvel Klecker Ervin Goecks Westside Gene Ehle Oaktron Industries Inc Oaktron Travis

Date Change For Monroe Children's Choir Festival

The Monroe Woman's Club postponed the February 26 Children’s Choir Festival to April. Co chairs Mrs. Donald Springer and Mrs. Frank Stiles lead the Music Department. Over 300 area children are registered to sing, directed by Mrs. Clarence Seaton.

Woman’s Club of Monroe Sherman Hodgson Lake Drive Donald W. Springer Frank Stiles Department of Music Springer Clarence Seaton Madison

Wisconsin Cheddar Cheese Market Holds Steady

Madison report notes stable Wisconsin cheddar market with improved post holiday shipments. Demand fair, supplies adequate. US weekly American cheese production up seven percent nationally and two percent in Wisconsin to an estimated 238 million pounds. Wisconsin Swiss prices unchanged. Buying interest rose after holidays. Market undertone unsettled with ample supplies.

Madison Agricultural Marketing Service Wisconsin

Bus Sends Veterans To Madison Hearing On VA Plan

Edward Niffenegger Jr reports a chartered bus will take local veterans and wives to Madison for the Kellett Commission hearing. The ride departs 7 a.m. from the Legion Hall with at least 40 veterans expected. private cars may also travel. The hearing begins 8:30 a.m. in Room 113 South of the State Capitol with about 1,800 attendees anticipated to oppose the plan to move the Department of Veterans Affairs under welfare and social services. The Green County Conservation League will oppose remaking the Wisconsin Conservation Department into a Natural Resources Department.

Edward Niffenegger Jr Monroe American Legion Third District Madison Kellett Commission Niffenegger Legion Hall Eugene Hotel Kellett Group State Capitol Commission Department of Veterans Affairs Green County Conservation League Wisconsin Conservation Department Natural Resources Department

Freezing Rain Possible Tonight In Green County

Shivering under a blanket of dirty snow residents brace for freezing rain and possible more snow. The forecast calls for a mix of light snow and rain tonight with 1 to 3 inches possible in places.

Green County Wisconsin State Highway Department Plains Midwest Montana Arizona Rockies Great Lakes Weather Bureau Utah Oklahoma Minnesota Iowa Milwaukee la Crosse Superior - Duluth Eau Claire Wausau Park Falls Madison Beloit - Rock

Veterans Oppose State Plan Mixed Opinions At Kellett Hearings

In Milwaukee the Kellett Committee prepared for its third hearing on plans to reduce 85 state units to 13 departments and four agencies. Conservationists and veterans groups voiced complaints at Eau Claire and Green Bay hearings, while some praised potential efficiency gains. Mayors Brown and Rand opposed merging the Commission on Aging into social services. Dr. Stewart Briggs protested the absence of physician members on the social services board. Leo P. O’Brien condemned the merger as harmful to veterans programs, though Sen. Taylor Benson cited a $1.7 million veterans budget. Richard Hemp warned the Conservation Department’s independence should remain intact amid possible changes.

Milwaukee Kellett Committee Eau Claire Green Bay Chambers of Commerce League of Women Voters Commission On Aging Department of Social Services Joseph Brown Sheboygan Robert J. Rand Manitowoc Stewart Briggs Wisconsin American Academy of Pediatricians Veterans, Welfare and Leo P. O’brien Taylor Benson Franksville Veterans’ Department Richard Hemp Mosinee Wisconsin Wildlife Federation Conservation Department

Telethon Aims to Kick Off March of Dimes Fund Drive

Green County March of Dimes chapter plans January fund raising with a Madison telethon from 10 15 p m to 2 30 p m Sunday January 8 on Channel 27 WKOW. Richard Newcomer chairs the drive with events at Marco's Supper Club January 26 and a Mothers March January 30. John Schermerhorn hosts. Elroy Crazy legs Hirsch will appear in an iron lung. Government proclaims January March of Dimes month.

Green County National Foundation Today Richard Newcomer Madison Marco’s Supper Club Park Motor Inn Channel 27 WKOW John Schermerhorn Elroy Crazylegs Green Monroe Wisconsin Warren P. Knowles Knowles United States

Camp deadline for Upham Woods winter session

Monday noon January 9 is the absolute deadline to apply for the Upham Woods winter camp. Green and Sauk County youths aged 14 and older will attend January 13 to 15 near Wisconsin Dells with 23 slots per county.

Upham Woods Calvin Kraemer Green Sauk County Wisconsin Dells Green County Kraemer

NFO Meeting Elects Lamont Zimmerman President

Lamont Zimmerman was elected president of the local National Farmers Organization at a four hour meeting in the Agricultural Building. He succeeds Ambrose Wenger who did not run again. The milk holding action and officer elections dominated the session with 54 of 86 votes cast.

Farm Group Green County National Farmers Organization Lamont Zimmerman Zimmerman Ambrose Wenger Ollie Fine Evening Times NFO Juda Postville Wenger Dairy Board Leon Baumgartner Brodhead Leslie Pinnow Dennis Ann Jane Julie Delbert Indergand Monroe Paul Stefanik Albany Abert Nyhus Blanchardville Ben Riemer Harold Hoesly New Glarus Dwight Bump Burnett Kubly Tom Saunders Monticello Burnett Burkhalter Winslow Aurora, Ill NFC

Donor Pilgrim Bus Crash Kills At Least 83 in Philippines

A convoy of two buses carrying Roman Catholic pilgrims plunged into a 300 foot ravine on a mountain road 45 miles south of Manila. At least 83 dead and about 60 injured as rescue teams struggled on the rugged terrain. The Epiphany procession bound for Ternate Cavite Province was halted by brake failure, with many bodies reported at four medical centers.

Manila Philippine Constabulary U.S. Marine Philippine Air Force U. S. Navy U. S Ternate Cavite

Janeen Carol Crowned Miss ’67 First New Year Baby

Janeen Carol Everson, born at 12:50 PM at St. Clare Hospital in Brodhead, becomes the first baby of the new year. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Everson.

Janeen Carol St. Clare Hospital Dale Everson Brodhead

Rally In The Market Booms In Fourth Straight Session

New York stock market extended gains into a fourth straight session as investors push prices higher and trading activity remains robust this afternoon.

New York

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