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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1966
Page
2
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A tribute to Idabelle Wickstrom owner of a Murray Lake lodge and mother of the North. She aided seven brothers with shelter wood and food and shared wisdom through illness and loss. Her passing at 58 followed pneumonia with burial in Superior. memorials planned at Memorial Day.
Mt Horeb High School announces the top ten seniors in the Class of 1966 with valedictorian and salutatorian to be named later. Names include Sandra Antonson Ruth Dimick Douglas Huseth Sharon Johnson Marcea Kjervik Helen Knudson Mary Kobs Paulette Schmidt Carol Stensby and Judy Sutter. The group will meet Monday in Argyle.
Green County Sheriff reports 169 of 384 cars used seat belts in 1965, about 38 percent, amid higher traffic mishaps totaling 210 475 in property losses. Four fatalities, 164 injured, and 217 men plus 33 women under 25 involved in crashes.
The Extension Office reports 4H foods leaders training underway in the Agriculture Building from 9 30 am to 3 30 pm with a potluck lunch. Upcoming sessions include March 4 Fun to Cook and Supplement leaders 1 to 3 30 pm and March 10 breakfast leaders 1 30 to 3 30 pm.
The annual United Cerebral Palsy fund drive starts in Belleville and runs through March 12 with Mrs. William Feldt as chairwoman. She is aided by a group of volunteers including Mrs. Robert Flanagan and Mrs. Jack Short among others.
Pvt Gary A Aebly son of Mr and Mrs Fred E Aebly 407 13th Ave New Glarus completes a radio relay and carrier operation course at Army Southeastern Signal School Fort Gordon Ga Feb 25 The 12 week course covers field telephone telegraph and radio relay equipment The 20 year old entered the Army in Sept 1965 and trained at Fort Leonard Wood He is a New Glarus High School graduate class of 1963 and attended Platteville State College Previously worked for Dane County Highway Department Madison Also noted Harvey Klassy son of Mr and Mrs Rudy Klassy recently finished Army basic training at Fort Leonard Wood now at Fort Belvoir Va with mailing address US 55-857-719 Co X Sth Bn USAECB Fort Belvoir Va 22060
Madison circuit jury deliberated about an hour on Tuesday before acquitting Carl E. Liebig principal of a local school charged by a ten year old boy with indecent behavior. Liebig had taken a leave of absence from his post.
Sheriff Deininger praised the County Board for supplying new equipment allowing the jail to operate among the state’s highest standards. He commended the sheriff's committee for efforts and cooperation, noting strong support from county and local police departments in maintaining these standards.
Washington says the new half dollars with 40 percent silver will begin flowing within one to two weeks. Robert A. Wallace, assistant secretary of the Treasury, notes the original Kennedy half dollars, minted 1964 onward, have mostly vanished as mementos or abroad.
The American Dairy Association cites butter’s prestige in labeling and its role in flavor. Butter provides Vitamin A from carotene, supporting growth and healthy eyes and skin. To preserve quality, ADA advises storing at low temperatures, clean and covered, in the coldest fridge section.
A 10 year old boy admitted to police this week that he poured gasoline on the back of his trousers and lit it with a match in an attempt to take off like a rocket. He was treated at a hospital for burns on both legs and released.
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