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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1973
Page
3
An 80 year old father moves in with his daughter as caregiver strain grows. The diary reveals guilt over considering a nursing home and recalls old letters showing past family caregiving challenges and eventual reconciliation through love.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service meets Tuesday at 1 30 p m in the United Methodist Church with Mrs Walter Babula of Monroe outlining proposed changes to form United Methodist Women. Baby-sitting available. Green County Ag Chest sets Monday night meeting to elect officers and approve the 1973 budget with lunch served. Junior Leaders 4 H exchange group meets Tuesday at the Ag Building. all tentative members must attend. Money making projects will be discussed.
Hello World Mr and Mrs Larry Suiter of Dumfries Virginia welcomed a daughter born January 19. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Gerald Suiter of Brodhead Rt 1 and maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Rogers of Nebraska City Nebraska.
An adult agriculture class will convene at 8 p.m. Tuesday January 30 in Orangeville High School. Guest speakers are Gary Harmon and August Jacobs, Standard Oil field men of Freeport, with Harmon discussing chemicals and Jacobs on fertilizer.
Cadiz Circle Homemakers elected Mrs. Carl Sippel as vice president at the January meeting held at Mrs. Sam Buehler home. Members shared favorite times of day during roll call and planned a club stand at Max Rinehart sale.
Monroe Kiwanis Club members heard Ali Landrate an AFS student from Morocco speak and show slides about his homeland at the VFW Clubhouse during the noon meeting. Burton Bacon announced a bowling tournament with Freeport Kiwanis on Jan 31 and the club will provide rides to Churchill Woods Apartments and Pleasant View Nursing Home for the Monroe Theatre Guild dress rehearsal on Jan 30 with drivers by 7 p.m. A board meeting is set for Feb 7 at the Commercial and Savings Bank. Dr M Earl Boyer will speak on the world food crisis at the next meeting. fifty six members attended.
John Boyer of Argyle, who suffered a heart attack January 12 at home, is reported to be improving. He remains hospitalized in Room 355 at St. Clare Hospital. Cadillac 1973, The Legend & The Lifestyle at Bienema Olds Cadillac.
The GUGG meets with 34 members present as Mrs. Charlotte Magee remembered. Mrs. Lillian Klassy presides. prizes in 500 and Yass go to Mrs. Rose Voelkli and Mrs. Klassy respectively. birthday greetings to four members. next meeting set for Feb 8 at Turner Hall downstairs clubrooms.
Hubert de Givenchy unveiled a vivid Paris couture lineup with wide cuffed linen pants and seaside inspired suits in shocking pink red lime and navy. He paired Spencer jackets with skirts and bold tubular coats in lime or yellow with navy and white, while evening looks feature midriff tops with sequins and dramatic ruched flower boas.
New officers were elected for the Juda Jolly Juniors for the coming year. Cheryl Stuckey is president, Gail Dunwiddie vice president, Lavonne Rambholz secretary, and Bill DeBruin treasurer. Dues are due next meeting and those interested in Family Night in March should contact Mrs. Chester Pinnow.
Le-Win FFA of Lena-Winslow High School chose their chapter sweetheart at the January meeting in the Ag room. The February 21 Father Son banquet at the high school cafeteria and gym will announce the results. Committees led program food and decorations for the event. Top four card sellers received gift certificates: George Griffin Terry Calhoun Ronald Martin and Kevin Solace with Griffin as top seller at 380 dollars. Total chapter sales were 2687.48 dollars. The group plans spring garden seed sales as a fundraiser.
Sunday guests included Mrs Clifford Penniston and Mr and Mrs Arnold Johnson with families from Oregon and Verona. Chapter leaders Otto Rich Koch Lobdell Solace and others presided as 17 new Green Hand members and Chapter Farmers were initiated. Speaking at meetings were Lena firemen Sheril Wiele Terry Crowe Roger Schubert Delbert Knoup and Ralph Deeds who presented fire prevention and forestry slides.
In a Tuesday night service at Mrs. Bessie Youngreen home Royal Neighbors installed Ruth Abley as oracle. Installing marshal was Edyth Stoll with Louise Karlen as ceremonial marshal. Other officers named included Waldo Zimmerman, Louise Karlen, Edward Schmid, Frederick Rupp, and Merlee Zurbuchen. Some officers absent will be installed later. A dessert luncheon followed and cards awarded to Ed Schmid and Ruth Abley.
Mrs Walter Tryon Mrs Marie Meyers and Miss Edna Babler were in Monroe Wednesday. Mrs Orville Gilbertson and Leanne were Monday afternoon callers of Mrs Clarence Hanson Blanchardville. Mrs Flossie Elmer Mrs Anna Silver Mrs Lena Babler and Miss Louise Karlen were Monroe shoppers Wednesday.
Paris fashion notes say shirt dresses in pastel wool voile crepe or shantung lead next spring. Dior favors high pleats with a belt. Ungaro and Lanvin present two-piece and blouse-waisted styles. Soft coats, fitted jackets, and limited pant wear appear. party dresses in bright chiffon and crepe de chine rise, with long gowns and boleros in cotton or gazar. Also, engagement announced for Pamma Jean Springer to Mark Meyler.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Falk of Rt. 3 welcomed Karen Lynn born Monday January 22 in St. Clare Hospital. She joins sisters Kathleen Marie 12 and Kristine Ann 9. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Falk of Rt. 3 and Mrs. Lillian Graber of Monticello is the former mother.
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