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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1967
Page
6
SANTA and the PIGWIDGEN follows Claus and Tweedleknees as they seek the Pigwidgen to lift a curse on children and elves. Elves forge four magical gifts a bow and arrow a shapechanging ring a captivating mouthharp and a deadly poison dagger all usable once with caution. Tomorrow: The Giant AP News features.
Mrs. C. D. Curtis reports in Monticello that Mrs. Ida Voegeli and Mrs. Ida Hoesly attended a Saturday wedding in New Glarus. Miss Ruth Ann Voegeli wed Steven Pauli at Swiss United Church of Christ in a ceremony noted by local observers.
Orfordville special report: The 80 piece Orfordville Junior High Band opens the Christmas program with Winter Wonderland, followed by clarinet trio Waltzing Clarínets and trumpets in Fantasy For Three. David Reavis directs Cut Time Strut, then Gaslight Gaieties and other Broadway medleys. The school song, Washington And Lee Swing, debuts. Chorus Propels second half with Come All Ye Faithful candlelight entry, a girls triple trio, piano solos by Debbie McCartney and Helen Coomer, and Malagueña piano duet. Silver Bells closes the program as audience joins in.
The junior high concert features pieces including Christmas Song and The Birth Day Of A King with a chorus finale of Joy To The World directed by Miss Delores Marti the junior high school music director.
Mrs Helen E Zimmerli reports Dr and Mrs Douglas A Reasa now reside at Fort Leavenworth Kansas after this year of Vietnam duty and leave Mrs Reasa was in Milwaukee during her husband’s absence Private First Class Richard Killingstad son of E O Killingstad and Mrs Killingstad is expected home on holiday leave from December 22 to January 14.
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