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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1964
Page
6
A sale listing advertises Yorkshire breeding stock including quality registered cattle horses hogs boars and open gilts. The event highlights breeding stock for ranchers and farmers seeking proven lines and performance in livestock.
Misc. help wanted notices include a part time secretary with typing and bookkeeping skills, a half day cleaning woman, part time waitress positions at Maple Grove Inn and The Mansion, and a Rawleigh products sales opportunity in Monroe. Also listings for a general office helper and a local dialing contact.
Advert appears promising large employment opportunities for men and women ages 18 to 52 with pay starting at $102 weekly. It claims free information on jobs salaries and requirements and asks applicants to send name address and phone to Lincoln Service Box 57 Monroe Evening Times.
ARGYLE Special Don Jeffreys of Shullsburg won the sixth Derby Handicap Trap shoot at the Argyle Trap Site last Wednesday night. He shot 43 of 50 as three runners up tied at 42. O A Brager of Brodhead, Cletus Schlappi of Darlington, and Dick Teuscher of Gratiot shared second. The next contest is set for tomorrow night.
University of Wisconsin officials described the Marinette center groundbreaking as a cooperative venture envied by other states. Provost L. H. Adolfson cited support from the legislature, university, and communities in developing a $500,000 facility to equalize educational opportunities.
Mel Ingwell of Albany captured the Men s Handicap tournament at Decatur Lake Country Club over the weekend. He defeated Monticello s John Ponyi sanyi to secure the title with a two up lead with one hole remaining. Europe remains the most densely populated continent by square mile, averaging 225 people per mile.
Wisconsin hunters report a strong opening weekend with about 3,000 geese taken in the Horicon area, 437 geese in Necedah, and widespread excellent goose shooting along Green Bay and the southern state. Duck hunting averaged three per hunter on Saturday, about 1.5 on Sunday, with Grantsburg near two per man on day two. Weather sent ducks to larger waters while geese moved statewide, boosting Horicon and Necedah totals and signaling a brisk season ahead.
Texas leads the Associated Press college football poll with 387 points and 30 first place votes. Ohio State climbs to No 2 with 344 points and seven first place ballots as Illinois falls from the Top Ten after a 26-0 defeat. Kentucky and Michigan State also drop out amid Saturday losses.
Cattle and calves totals, hogs and sows priced across weights with mostly steady to higher trends. Butter eggs and grain prices listed from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange with No 1 yellow corn at 1.25 percent and soybeans showing no sales. mixed grade prices and wholesale buying figures provided for the dairy and grain sectors.
Monticello residents and guests held weekend gatherings at local homes including the John Christopher residence in Madison. Vacation plans were announced by Lawrence Marty and Elmer Freitag with others attending regional meetings and university visits. In sports, American Yacht Second Tokyo leads after two Olympic races, with Barrett Melges team close behind Germany’s Kuhweide.
TV Highlights list tonight with programs across channels. Citizens for Proxmire on Channel 3 at 6 30 p m followed by Summer Olympic previews and other features. Combat offers a war drama on multiple channels. Evening lineup includes Opera Red Skelton McHale's Navy Car 54 Tycoon Flipper Petticoat Junction Peyton Place Recital Doctors and Nurses Campaign and the Candidates Fugitive A Time to Dance Plays of Shakespeare Olympic Games Tonight with music and guests including Steve Allen and Burke's Law Burk e s Law Tonight and a late Movie Isn't It Romantic on Channel 13. Also Sorrow Eve coverage of British election campaign and The Virginian before Patty Duke Beverly Hillbillies and Wednesday Night Movie Torpedo Run.
Mrs Hazel Glass Dunford, 70, was watching the World Series when a tractor-trailer with a brake failure slammed into her home across the street. The impact crushed the chair where she sat. Authorities note the truck coasted away from a loading ramp after the crash.
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