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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1963
Page
4
A collection of sharp, humorous examples of payback lines and excuses used by couples to avoid paying or overburden babysitters. The anecdotes reflect adults dodging duties, excuses about weather, finances, and chores, with sly, self-deprecating humor.
Owen H. Reierson 24 had his disorderly conduct charge transferred to a Circuit Court after disrupting a sympathy march by wearing a swastika armband and berating participants. He supported the Birmingham church bombing victims march and claimed his actions were protected by free speech and assembly rights.
The Green County Scottish Rite club meets tonight at Idle Hour Mansion with a buffet dinner at 6 30. C S Grundahl of Monroe will show slides from his trip to Russia and the Scandinavian countries, and several Madison group officers are expected to attend.
The county announces a mobile X-ray unit visit starting tomorrow with New Glarus and continuing through October in Monroe and nearby towns. Free tests include X-rays for lung and heart issues, blood pressure, and diabetes checks with no disrobing required. Tuberculin skin tests are also underway in Monroe schools.
North Bay Ont. Canada’s air force official says 56 Bomarc antiaircraft missiles will be fitted with nuclear warheads within two months. The plan underscores Ottawa’s readiness during heightened Cold War tensions and involves the missile deployment program at Canadian installations.
On page 1 a lengthy roster lists seniors and juniors from CCC and various towns for multiple programs including Crafts, Dairy, Electricity, Foods and Nutrition, Food Preservation, Forestry, Garden, and Home Furnishings. Individuals named include Schuetz, Goepfert, Hartwig, Wells, Matzke, Severson, and multiple others across Clarno Browntown Fairfielders Hiawatha Hilltop slitop and related locales.
Raymer and Fairfielders juniors join Janis Sandley and Audrey Beach of CCC as seniors. Home Grounds features Donna Wue thrich Clarno junior and James Salesman with Barbara Severson Browntown seniors. Horses include Aleda Schuetz Anna Wuethrich CCC juniors with Marlens and Renee Schuetz CCC seniors. House Plants lists Linda Brandt Jordan Jolly Workers junior and Janis Sandley CCC senior. Insect Study credit goes to Leon Sack Cadiz junior. Junior Leadership highlights Ginger Nall Fred Lauper Brown town Bethany Matzke Clarno Sherry Marty Cadiz and Janis Sandley CCC all seniors. Nature Conservation credits Danny Meier CCC junior and Paul Beach CC senior. Photography notes Carol Wild Cadiz junior with Rodger Sack and Robert Weiss Cadiz seniors. Rabbits name Larry Klemm Cadiz junior and Greg Wild Hawkewith senior. Sheep honors Aaron Digman Hill top junior. Swine lists Tommy Klemm Cadiz junior Paul Beach TractorTommy Klemm Cadiz junior Nordean Bloom CCC and Robert Weiss Cadiz seniors. Wildlife Management credits William Severson Browntown junior and Nordean Bloom CCC senior. Woodworking credits Danny Meier CCC, Larry Hartwig Brown town and Jeff Hartwig Jordan Jolly Workers juniors with Paul Beach CCC and Dale Signer Clarno seniors.
Monticello and nearby towns showcase a weekend of visits as Mr. and Mrs. H A Walters of Monroe North Carolina join Mr. and Mrs M Stauffer for dinner. Visitors include Julie Krieg of Madison and Nancy Holcomb with Gary Holcomb of Madison. Local residents host and call on friends in New Glarus Galena and Barneveld.
Saturday callers in Madison included Mrs. Helen Elmer and others while Sunday dinner guests at Lydia Voegels’ home included Warren Ingram and family from Madison and New Glarus. Mr. and Mrs. M E Lynn returned after a weekend with their son Melvin Lynn. In Eau Claire, Clarence Hoesly and Robert Wild with New Glarus ties joined Sunday supper at Robert Holcomb Sr. Also Richard D Dudley of Wausau elected president and general manager of Wisconsin Valley Television Corp succeeding the late George Frechette.
Huntsville Alabama one of the nation s original work horse missiles the 1500 mile range Jupiter was withdrawn from active service in brief ceremonies at Redstone Arsenal Three members of the Army s first space research team Dr Wernher Von Braun General John B Medaris and General John A Barkley attended The Jupiter program trained 3242 officers and airmen from the United States Italy and Turkey for Jupiter bases in the Mediterranean where the missile was maintained as part of NATO forces Polaris missiles replaced Jupiter earlier this year
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