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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1968
Page
6
A collection of Dear Abby letters covers marital jitters over a jog partner, difficult family visits from a brother, parental divorces seen as healthier for kids, and a complaint about an unused dishwasher. The author encourages clear boundaries and honest communication.
Brig. Gen. Robert Tarbox told the Great Lakes Commission in Sault Ste Marie that American Falls would be dried next spring by a cofferdam and flows diverted to Horseshoe Falls. The test runs through December 1969 under an international commission to study rock piles and preservation of the falls.
Miss Katherine B. Stein 96, Platteville, died Saturday after a long illness in a hospital. Survived by foster sister Agnes Loveland. Services 3 p.m. Tuesday at Thomas Funeral Home. Rebekah services 8 p.m. tonight. Funeral notice promotes local obituary style.
Dairy Month recipe details mostly for a crusted cheesecake mixture with pecans and chocolate. Community items include pastor reappointment in Orangeville, new school cook hire, FHA convention funding, air conditioner bids, teacher work-book policy, and a cadet award at Roosevelt Military Academy.
Miss Georgia Wegmueller of Monroe spoke to the Monroe Kiwanis Club at Swiss Wheel Restaurant about the dairy industry and June Dairy Month. She handed out cheese samples donated by her parents and noted her summer job at the Chamber of Commerce.
A compact recap notes events on June 17: Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775 with American retreat after repelling British assaults, Drake landing on California coast in 1579, John Wesley born in 1703, France seeking peace terms in 1940, Naples and Sicily bombed in 1943, Eamon De Valera elected Irish president in 1959, 1963 Supreme Court ruling on prayer in schools, a 1959 Vancouver bridge collapse, Macmillan scandal vote in 1963, and China’s first hydrogen bomb test in 1964.
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