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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1968

Page

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Traffic Flow Near Highway 69 Stable Despite Changes

Officials report no worse congestion on 6th Street and nearby intersections despite anticipated Highway 69 changes. State Highway Department checks at 9th Street with 20th and 16th Avenues suggest traffic signals unlikely but a four way stop at 20th Avenue and 9th Street works well. temporary railroad stop signs at 10th Street to be replaced by red lights. Elizabeth Stuessy named recipient of Women of the Moose Nursing Scholarship. 1968 Monroe High School graduate studying nursing at Eau Claire State University and Madison General Hospital training.

State Highway Department 9Th St 20Th Ave 16Th Ave Monroe Evening Times Nathan Klassy Monroe Street IC Railroad Highway 69 10Th St Elizabeth Stuessy Kenneth J. Stuessy Women of the Moose I T Stuessy Monroe High School Eau Claire State University Madison General Hospital Monroe Business and Professional Women's Club

Wisconsin lawmakers hail Johnson dairy import quotas

Wisconsin senators Gaylord Nelson and William Proxmire welcomed President Johnsons emergency dairy import quotas as a step to curb rising foreign cheese and milk imports. They urged a permanent nationwide quota and broader tariff measures while noting transit shipments will count against quotas.

Washington Wisconsin Johnson Gaylord Nelson Dwis Agriculture Department U.S Denmark Ireland Netherlands Norway West Germany Finland Switzerland Austria Agriculture Orville L. Freeman William Proxmire Senate Proxmire Tariff Commission Nelson William A. Steiger R-Wis Oshkosh

Fall From Bicycle Causes Injuries to 14 Year Old

A 14 year old boy, Paul H Vet terli Jr, Route 1 New Glarus, fractured both bones of the right leg after a bicycle fall near a farm. He was taken to St. Clare Hospital with ankle fractures and will be cast once swelling subsides. He is a New Glarus High School freshman and listed in good condition. In a separate item, South Vietnamese customs said about 120 million dollars of goods from American post exchanges entered the black market last year.

Paul H. Vetterli Jr Paul H. Vetterli New Glarus St. Clare Hospital New Glarus High School Saigon

Changes in Green County skin testing program announced

The annual skin testing in Green County schools skips Monroe and adds grades 1 3 5 7 9 12 using Monovae. Tuberculin tests show exposure and enable preventive treatment. Letters and permit slips were sent. clinics ran Sept 23 24 with reads planned Sept 26 27 and Oct 3. nurses are Martha Tschudy Jean Ripp and Nan Diedrick.

Green County Monroe New Glarus Monticello Juda Albany Brodhead Martha Tschudy Jean Ripp Nan Diedrick

Last of His Family Bert Hart Turns 91 in Monroe

Bert Hart, longtime Monroe resident, celebrated his ninety first birthday last week. He has lived with his granddaughter Mrs Ernest Zumbach at 1428 17th Street during his four year stay, with relatives joining an open house from Lowes Park Rockford Bensonville and Monroe. On his actual birthday Tuesday September 18 he was invited to the home of his great grandson and wife Floyd Weeks for a family gathering.

Bert Hart Monroe Ernest Zumbach 17Th St Floyd Weeks

Monroe Board Discusses potential district joins with CESA 15

Monroe Board of Education met with Cooperative Educational Service Agency 15 officials in the Junior High School library to hear possible requests from neighboring districts to join Monroe in coming years. A vocational education committee was named to review plans and facility use while the high school library will stay open two nights weekly. Fall attendance totals reach 2809 students with increases mainly from parish-based seventh and eighth graders.

Monroe Board of Education Cooperative Educational Service Agency CESA Glenn Thompson Monroe Board Monroe Rodney Kittelsen Robert Brauchle John Norton Lloyd Siedschlag Board of Education Derwin J. Huenink

Babula Explains Budget Increase Ahead of Monroe Hearing

Walter Babula, assistant superintendent, outlines reasons for higher vocational school tax as Area-Vocational District 5 proposes an 18 month budget to shift to a July 1 to July 1 year. He notes calendar-year costs and interest, while detailing outreach and expanded programs for Green and Rock counties with Monroe as a branch center.

Walter Babula Monroe Area — Vocational, Technical and Adult Education District 5 State Board of Vocational Education Basi Green and Rock

Tractor Fire on Route 4 Near Monroe Gas Tank

At about 10 a m a tractor parked beside a gas tank garage and car caught fire on Route 4 Monroe Rufer of the Mrs Emil Rufer farm moved the blazing tractor away from the structures and then called to cancel the fire run after extinguishing the blaze with salt and water the wiring reportedly sparked as the tractor started

Ine Livyanners Monroe Rufer Emil Rufer

Hoesly Leads Moose Lodge Members to Fellowship Honors

The Monroe Moose Lodge earned the State Award for Membership Conservation at the LaCrosse convention on September 22. Leland Miller and Clifford Prien received the Fellowship Degree, with Prien and Miller noted for long lodge service. An engraved plaque was presented by Grover Culip, accepted by Lyle Sickinger. 18 members were conferred Fellowship and Degrees by Pilgrim Degree staff. A 98.6 percent conservation rate highlighted the lodge’s achievement.

Leland Miller Clifford Prien Loyal Order of Moose la Crosse Prien Miller Times Hervey Monroe Lyle Sickinger Hervey J. Hoesly Pilgrim Jack Marty Messrs Mmes Ted Schmiedlin Jack Marty Larry Leopold Lyle F. Sickinger

Fire Department To Give Free Rides At Park Sunday

Monroe Fire Department will offer free fire truck rides for children at Twin ing Park this Sunday afternoon to mark Fire Prevention Week beginning October 6. Dixie cups will be handed out and a rain date is set for October 13.

Monroe Fire Department Twining Park Joe Benkett Monroe

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