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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1968
Page
4
Abby column discusses three reader questions about friendship boundaries and social behavior. A widowed pair prefer companionship, a friend declines with blunt honesty, and teens’ public displays of affection prompt guidance on respect and tact.
On this date 44 B C Caesar was assassinated. Samuel de Champlain sailed for the New World in 1603. Andrew Jackson was born in 1767. Maine entered the union in 1820. Pershing moved toward Pancho Villa in 1916. Japanese raided Darwin in 1943. My Fair Lady opened in 1956 becoming longest running musical. The Soviet space ban and hotline notes marked later anniversaries.
Orangeville village board will hold a 7 p.m. special meeting tonight to discuss sewerage treatment with Robert Fey of Crane Co. Madison Wis. President Milton Bostian says the board hopes to finalize plans with Crane Co. for an affordable treatment plant.
Program grid lists 6:30 shows including Wild West and Tarzan with Jungle action, 7:30 Star Trek and The Actor hosted by Alec Guinness, plus 8:30 Hollywood Squares and 9: Mannix. Tomorrow schedule details Road Runner and National Invitational Tourney with numerous sports and pageant features across stations.
Gov. James A. Rhodes of Ohio will be the speaker at the 1968 State Republican Convention in Madison. The event runs May 24 and 25 at the Dane County Memorial Coliseum with Rhodes, a two term governor and former Columbus city official, delivering the keynote speech to delegates.
Monticello firemen toured the Monroe Fire Department on Tuesday evening. Assistant State Fire Marshal Madison Frank Roberts spoke on arson. Attendees included Dean Zim merman John Zimmerman Alfred Aeberhart Jr Zane Zurbuchen Roger Babler Edward Riese Ray Gessler and Karl Duerst.
New leaders announced at the regular 4 H Adult Leaders meeting include Mrs. Eugene Boyce Oakley Club Mrs Norman Ritschards Young Americans and Merlyn Emerson Dougherty Creek Cal Kraemer 4 H club agent gave the 4 H report and judging was discussed The Decatur 4 H club won its safety project delegates will go to Milwaukee for rewards Five leaders will attend the spring district leaders conference March 26 and the homemakers spring council dinner on March 28 Leaders presided by Boyd Atkinson spoke of the speaking contest The dairy promotion contest by PMA and ADA drew many clubs to present scrapbooks and promote dairy The three clubs won awards and trophies were offered for winners Myron Jeglum spoke on dairy promotion outlining events for the year
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