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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1967
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times outlines subscription prices by carrier and mail for Wisconsin counties and nearby Illinois areas. Rates are 35 cents weekly by carrier, $12 per year by mail within Wisconsin, $14 per year outside Wisconsin, with office hours listed and contact number.
Pfc. Terry Coplien, injured in Vietnam, writes home from Da Nang praising reader support and noting a return to duty. He shares a self penned poem reflecting front line feelings and pro war sentiment, acknowledging sacrifices of fellow soldiers and urging opponents to reconsider.
Wisconsin's Make It Yourself With Wool program kicks off with a district kickoff tea in Monroe. Mrs. Donald Witt announces 40 invitations to Green County girls and surrounding areas for July 12 at the Ag Building. The event runs 7 30 to 9 30 p m and welcomes interested girls ages 10 to 21 to learn sewing fashion and modeling while previewing last year's national judging and plans for this year's wool sewing program aiming for the European vacation grand prize.
A compact list of TV programs and times including Lost in Space at 6:30 with Dr Smith, The Virginian, Batman, Monroes, Garden Almanac, Hillbillies, Green Acres, Bob Hope, Wednesday Movie Ada, Gomer Pyle, Steve Allen, I Spy, Untouchables, Luci Desi Hour, Daniel Boone, Star Trek, Bewitched, Thursday and U Week rounded by news and movies.
Joseph K. Singleton of Milwaukee retired Allis Chalmers vice president was named dinner chairman for the state Republican party fundraiser in Milwaukee on September 30. Ody Fish, state GOP chairman, announced the appointment. California Governor Ronald Reagan will address the gathering.
Nancy Hughes commends Monroe High School delegates for outstanding conduct at the University of Wisconsin music and dance clinics attended by over 1,100 youths. She thanks Nancy Ekum Kris Snively Charles Seaton and others for setting a fine example to attendees. In Saigon a civilian bus hit a Viet Cong mine killing 23 and injuring 10.
The Board of Education approved a total estimated school budget of 550 425 for 1957 58. Stalder's offers baby food at three for 29 cents and end cut pork chops at 39 cents a pound. John Casavettes plans a film with Robert Taylor and Julie London titled Saddle The Wind, signaling his Broadway snub.
Twenty years ago today June 28 1947 the Kil days announce plans to leave Brodhead on July 15 for Bethel Alaska where Gordon Kil day will join the U S weather bureau Also noted is Jackie Robinson's pressure driven rise with the Dodgers and plans by Mr and Mrs Gebhard Hauser for a July trip to Switzerland.
George F. Luchsinger presides at a county fish and game committee hearing. Turnfest week begins in Monroe. Roy Benkert Jr., seven, is recovering from an ax wound suffered while playing near his Clarno home.
On June 28 1927 the top prices paid for cheese are 33 cents per pound for Swiss 18 cents for Limburger and 20 cents for brick cheese. The figures reflect shopper market values in local dairy trade reports.
Fifty years ago on June 28 1917 the dairy inspector Fred Marty issues a special appeal to local cheesemakers to enter contest exhibits at the state fair. Coleen a pacer owned by F B Luch singer and raced by Arlie Frost sets a new mile record in the second heat. Marion racing knight of Strathmore owned by George Bleiler wins the first heat.
The report notes J B Treat named moderator at the Universalist Church annual meet with about 60 members present. Bert Chandler departs with two horses to train at the state fair track. Grace Whitcomb leaves for a trip to England Belgium Germany France and Italy. Mrs John F Kennedy visits Dublin and County Kildare during her Irish holiday as guest of President Eamon De Valera. Buttered asparagus and broccoli benefit from grated Parmesan cheese.
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