Local Keglers Win Big Shares at Wisconsin Bowling Meet
About 57 players and five teams earned a total $849.03 at the 1967 Wisconsin State Bowling Tournament in Appleton. Top prize went to William Moon and Don Hugdahl with $180.00. The Monroe area winners included Regular Team Commercial Bank $56.50 and Felders Tap junior team $60.50, among many others in doubles and singles events.
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Don Hugdahl
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Keith Christensen
Vic Ingwell
Bob Stauffacher
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Fred Wirtz
Bob Hawley
Mal Hayes
LaVerne Hayes
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Lloyd Retzlaff
Lou Hackle
al Henning
Phil Steiner
Ken Roth
Walter Minder
Ernie Kazig
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Ron Trickel
Bob Gordon
Lloyd Rezza
al Reise
Ken Norder
John Nyman
Werner Thurler
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Mel Koehn
Art Tschudy
Robert Krupke
Ernie Kanzig
Sam Rogula
Roberts Hawley
Jerry Engebretson
Three Monroe Boys and Brodhead Win Track Letters
The University of Wisconsin Whitewater released its list of track letter winners. Sophomore Jerry Sopher of Brodhead joins three Monroe freshmen Alan Barnes Terry Hayes and Dick Vincent as letter recipients for the year.
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Astros explode past Cardinals in 17-1 rout
Yesterday's Stars batting Bob Astro Monte of the Astros collected five hits and three RBIs as Houston piled up 23 hits to crush St. Louis 17-1. Angels pitcher Jim McGlothlin allowed four hits and fanned nine in a 9-0 blanking of Baltimore.
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St. Louis
Jim McGlothlin
Angels
Baltimore
Wisconsin Senators Split On Rail Strike Measure
Sens. Gaylord Nelson and William Proxmire of Wisconsin joined the minority as the Senate approved Johnsons bill to avert a railroad shopcraft union strike and sent it to the House for action.
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Gaylord Nelson
William Proxmire
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Wisconsin State Parks Regulated for Public Use
State Conservation Warden James Washburn notes tight regulations for Wisconsin parks and forests. Prohibitions include damaging natural or state property, entering closed areas, scavenging golf balls without permission, improper disposal of waste, washing vehicles or pets outside authorized locations, and washing clothing only at approved public use areas.
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Wisconsin
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Alaska Missionary Family Adapts to Eskimo Life
In their first Alaska posting at Point Barrow and later Wainwright, the Banes, Presbyterian missionaries, lived with Eskimos to learn survival and culture. They whal ed, trapped, and endured harsh winters, noting Eskimos thrive, educate, and blend frame houses with traditional shelters while maintaining self made clothing and strong language skills.
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Presbyterian Church
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Waller Son Born in Durand
James Andrew was born Tuesday June 6 at St. Clare Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Waller of Durand lil. The Waller children include Kelly Ann 8 Thomas Eugene 7 and Joseph Dean 3. Grandparents are Wayne Waller and Walter Stettler with great-grandmother Chris Stetter residing at Monroe Manor.
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St. Clare Hospital
Donald P. Waller
Durand
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Sally Stettler
Kelly Ann
Thomas Eugene
Joseph Dean
Wayne Wailer
Walter Stettler
Brodhead
Chris Stettler
Monroe Manor
Clark Family Potatoes Harvest and Visitor Narratives
The Clark brothers store a potato crop outside in a straw covered wedge while exploring labor options and aging personnel. Mrs. Clark recounts wartime service and family details, while daughter Jenni fer remains abroad. Angela trains as a nurse cadet, and Dorothy continues secondary studies. The visitors tour Wisconsin towns and state sites, noting agricultural life, housing, food variety, and local contrasts.
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Clark
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Stephen Senior
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Home from Hospital Dismissal for 12-Year-Old Dale Babler
Dale Babler aged 12, son of Mr and Mrs Merlin J Babler Route 1 Juda, was discharged from St Clare Hospital after four weeks as a medical patient. He remains convalescing at home following observation tests and treatment.
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Merlin J. Babler
Juda
St. Clare Hospital
Tractor accident injures Blanchardville teen
Allen Gruenenfelder 16, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Gruenenfelder Route 2 Blanchardville, is in satisfactory condition at St Clare Hospital after a tractor upset. He suffered lacerations and contusions to his right leg and back. He entered the hospital at 4 p.m. Wednesday.
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Henry Gruenenfelder
Blanchardville
St. Clare Hospital
Classified Ads Help Thousands Solve Daily Problems
Classified advertisements serve as a practical resource for residents seeking services goods and job listings. Local readers rely on the wide range of offerings to meet daily needs and connect with merchants and neighbors.
Welcome Arrival Sparks Optimism in Mrs Clark Story
The Clark family expresses relief and delight at her arrival in America. Mrs Clark thanks supporters for kindness and says the coming days promise enjoyment. Granatelli warns that safety changes could strip auto racing of engineering progress and reduce it to spectacle.
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America
Andy Granatelli Threatens Ban Over Turbine Car Rules
Andy Granatelli warned in Indianapolis that leaders of American racing would face penalties and possible banishment if they outlaw his turbine car. He argued stricter rules could close the door to banning any other mechanical advance.
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National Garden Club Honors Mrs Freeman in Milwaukee
The National Council of State Garden Clubs awarded its Gold Seal to Mrs Orville Freeman wife of the Secretary of Agriculture in Milwaukee Wednesday night for encouraging youth participation in beautification work.
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Milwaukee
National Council of State Garden Clubs
Orville Freeman
Secretary of Agriculture
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