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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1971
Page
5
Readers discuss a 20 year old hosting her boyfriend at home with parents away and a mother concerned with neighbors. A response urges parental tolerance and personal freedom while another reader warns against ignoring sexual abuse and urges confrontation and professional help.
The College of Regents of the Women of the Moose met at Mrs Chalmer Armstrongs home to discuss a January fund raising project. Attendees included Mrs Fred Felder chairwoman Mrs Clarence Rufer Cecil Jones William Korn and Ruth Thurston. A Christmas party is planned for December 12 at the Swiss Colony Inn with 50 cent homemade gifts.
The Firemen's Auxiliary will meet at 8 p.m Monday December 13 at the home of Mrs. Gerald Kieckler. A $1 gift exchange will be held during the gathering.
AP fashion writer notes the slacks suit remains strong in Halston's spring line. He favors cashmere fabrics, high waists, and dramatic tops with skin revealing details. Day looks include cashmere sets and suede jackets while evening wear features front slit skirts and cut-out midriffs.
Mr and Mrs Walter Grossen Jr of Rt 1 Browntown welcomed a daughter named Jeanne Ellen born Saturday December 4 in St Clare Hospital. Grandparents are Steven Walter Kathleen McGuire and Walter Grossen Sr and Dennis McGuire with great grandparents Wilma Rothenbuehler and Henry Blumer Sr.
Wiota Lutheran Church Friday Christmas gathering at West Wiota included a potluck, business meeting, and Bible study by Pastor Eldred Peterson titled Your Brother Needs You and P.S. I Love Your. Gifts for Inner Core churches in Chicago were hung on a mitton and sock tree with evergreen decorations. Officers installation was postponed to January. Ushers and servers were listed with group singing directed by Pastor Peterson.
NEW GLARUS James Special Prayer Group No. 2 of Swiss United Church of Christ gathered at Rev Walter Stuckey home for a Christmas themed session. Members read scriptures devotions poems and prayers and the group which began seven years ago meets weekly for intercessory prayers and spiritual study. Members include Mmes Gerald Dorst Julius Elmer J Herman Elmer Stanley Freitag Hal Gerry Russell Monroe Clayton Streiff and Linus Weir.
Inclement weather caused the Alpha Zeta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Phi Sorority to skip the educational program at Ludlow Library Monday night. A brief business meeting set plans for a December 20 Christmas party at Marco's Supper Club with Miss Gertrude Feutz and Mrs. Leland Miller hosting.
Members of the Monroe Garden Club will meet at 1 30 p m Sunday for a Christmas party hosted by Miss Marie Spee in Monroe. A gift exchange will take place with attendees asked to bring a white elephant and an item for fun.
Robert J. Gmur of New Glarus and Sandra K. Pratt of Belleville plan to wed Saturday and host a wedding dance Sunday at Stubb's Hide-a-way in Dayton at 8 p.m. Parents: Joseph Gmur and Kenneth Herlein with spouses.
A Christmas program Sunday afternoon at Juda Senior High featured the Senior High Chorus and band under directors Mrs. Merryth Seaton and Michael Olson. Soloists included Cindy Buel Linda Haas Jim Harms and many others with Karen Newman and Vicki Miller as accompanists.
The University of Wisconsin Whitewater Music Department presents an 8 p.m. Sunday concert in the Recital Hall of the Center for the Arts. Brass Ensemble trumpeter Steve Schiller, a freshman from Monroe, performs alongside the Woodwind Quintet, the Flute Choir, and the Percussion Ensemble. Free admission and parking are available.
Sunday baptism for August Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Martini of Rt. 4, was conducted at United Methodist Church Monroe by Rev. Melvin Roehrdanz. Sponsors were Mrs. David Dunphy and Ron Martini. A family dinner followed with a Bible cake made by Mrs. Walter Reasa. Attendants included Jana Martini, Debra and Mark Reasa, and the Martini and Dunphy families from Albany, Monroe, Monticello.
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