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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1967
Page
3
St Pauls Lutheran Church in Warren presents A Night of Miracles a pantomimed Christmas pageant for the congregation and area on Sunday December 17 and Monday December 18 at 8 p m. Mrs Raymond Korth and Mrs John Maxim wrote and directed the program with John Ahlstrom designing scenes.
Ruth Circle met at Mrs. Ole Brostuen’s home with co host Mrs. Isador Smith, conducted Bible study led by Mrs. Walter Bahler, and held a business session. A Christmas reading and carols followed, with decorations, refreshments, and gift exchanges.
G U G G Society members held a Christmas party in the Village Hall with a short program and gift exchange. Five high school girls sang carols, Linda Christianson played accordion, and Nancy Streiff performed solos. Three new members were initiated: Mrs. Ernest Jaggs, Mrs. Clifford Kempfer, and Mrs. Harry Wyman.
Miss Diana Irvin a Monroe eighth grader has been selected as Co ed Correspondent for the 1967 68 school year by Margaret Hauser editor of Co ED magazine Scholastic Magazines Inc The assignment honors leadership and enthusiasm for home economics and places her as junior advisor to the CO ED editors at Monroe Junior High School and across the United States and Canada.
The Garden Club held its annual Christmas party at Miss Marie Spec's home with Mrs. John Ivey as co hostess. The evening featured carol singing, a poem read by Miss Tabitha Ritzmann, wreath making demonstrated by Mrs. William Greub, and Christmas decorations by members. Miss Bind schaeder and Mrs. Greub served as program co chairmen.
Twenty seven women patients from Green County Hospital were escorted on a Christmas shopping outing by Monroe Jaycees and Jaycette members Tuesday evening. They visited city stores including groceries, enjoyed decorations, and made purchases ending with dessert at Swiss Colony Inn. Mrs. Wilhelmina Moore led hospital staff with Mrs. Donald Barry, Jaycette chairman, and other Jaycette members accompanying.
The Richland 4H Club will meet on Saturday December 16 at 8 p.m. in the Agriculture Building. At 7 30 the children will carol at the building. A 50 cent gift exchange will occur among members and adults. Cards will be played and a potluck lunch follows. Members should bring enrollment cards.
About 50 attended a Tuesday Open House in the Junior High home economics room marking the end of the Adult and Vocational School Decorating Classes begun October 10. Mrs. Schulz will teach Add Spice To Your Life at Senior High starting January 2.
Immanuel E U B Church School will present a Christmas program Sunday December 17 at 7 30 p m in the church sanctuary The Beginners Department opens with recitations by Sue Ann Salzwedel and Danny Bartlett The full department sings O Come Little Children A World Needs a Savior dramatization in seven scenes will be staged by the Primary Junior and Youth Departments with Jack Close as organist and Tom Nondahl as narrator Cast includes Sue Ann Salzwedel Scott Salzwedel Donna Timm Randy Ruchti Jane Schmerse David Barrett Terry Hoover Carol Ruchti Pamela Holmes David Nondahl etc and features Bethlehem scenes and a family at home finale.
The Monroe Newcomers Club schedules a family Christmas Party at the Community Center on Sunday December 17 starting at 2 30 pm. Attendees bring a 50 cent gift per child. Santa will distribute gifts and talk with kids. Games for all ages, a family game, punch and cookies served. Call Mrs Tom McGraw or Mrs Tom Lawrence to RSVP.
The Senior High Youth Fellowship will meet at 6 45 Sunday evening in Fellowship Hall with freshmen class members in charge. They will first go to the New Glarus Home for Aged for caroling, then proceed to carol throughout the area.
Mrs. Irene Rhyner welcomed members at her home for a Round Table Study Club meeting. Miss Pearl Engebretson led the business session, with a Christmas program and member participation. Zenith Koepp presented the critic report as members shared holiday season articles and current events.
Juda Boy Scouts conclude their annual Christmas Tree sale at the Juda Fire Station this weekend. Trees are sold Saturdays and Sundays from 1 to 8 PM, with flexible hours by arrangement. Proceeds fund camping gear and activities including first aid, aviation, and an archery merit badge program led by Barbara Lange.
Royal Neighbors Lodge met Wednesday in the IOOF Hall for a regular meeting. The charter was draped in memory of Susan Maurer the juvenile member who died. Officers to be elected at the Dec 27 meeting include plans for a Christmas party and a 50 cent gift exchange. A share lunch followed the meeting.
Kundert Oil Company of Monroe wins fifth prize of 400 dollars in Deep Rock's Clean Up and Beautify program. Judges rated overall station beautification including cleanup painting styling and landscaping. Total prizes for 15 winners reached 5000 dollars with a top prize of 1000.
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