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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1972
Page
4
Dairy month recipe submitted by Green County Farm Bureau Women. Raspberry Ice Cream uses raspberry gelatin raspberries eggs cream vanilla pudding mix sugar vanilla and milk. Combine gelatin with water stir in raspberries then whisk eggs cream pudding mix sugar and vanilla into the mixture. Add milk, mix, freeze per freezer directions yields about two quarts.
Members of the Green County Council of the American Legion and Auxiliary will install all elected officers from six posts and units at 8 p.m. Sunday, June 11, in the New Glarus Village Hall. Posts Albany, Brodhead, Brooklyn, Monroe, Monticello and New Glarus participate. Third District Commander-Elect Bud Mautz will install for the Legion. President-Elect Mrs. Ed Niffenegger will install for the Auxiliary. Stuessy-Kuenzi Post 141 hosts.
The Pirsch Reo Speed Wagon of the Brodhead Fire Department earned a first place plaque at the Great Fire Engine Race of America in Prairie du Chien. Forty six trucks ran the 58 mile Kickapoo Valley course. Crew included Olin McManus Withee Popanz. truck horsepower estimated at 35 to 40. to be shown at Baraboo antique event.
Mr and Mrs Paul Mino wed May 27 at Argyle Lutheran Church in a ceremony officiated by Rev Lyman Oman. The couple, married to Miss Mary Jeanne Soper of Madison and Mr Miao of Madison, plan a California trip after visiting Hong Kong relatives and Toronto.
Four delegates from the Monroe Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America attended the 26th annual Wisconsin Association Convention June 5 to 7 at the American Baptist Assembly Green Lake. Delegates were Donna Wells Wendy Hartwig Kathy Schmid Julie Ubert and Kenneth Ubert accompanied by Mrs Barbara Stuckey.
At the Green County Voiture No. 1121 monthly meeting in Monroe the new Chef de Gare Nelson Miller of Albany was installed, with retiring chief Robert Bayrhoffer presiding. Delegates were chosen for the Grand Promenade at Marshfield, and plans included gifts for Girl Scout troops and a fish fry project at the Legion clubrooms.
Members of Loyalty Temple No. 4 Pythian Sisters will gather Tuesday evening at IOOF Hall starting with a 6 30 potluck dinner.
The Mother Church in Boston announced the annual meeting theme Christian Healing The Demand on Everyone with Arthur P Wuth new chairman calling for broader involvement in healing. Construction of a 28 story Administration Building and 5 story Colonnade at the Christian Science Center progresses without fundraising or debt. The Christian Science Monitor will finish its conversion to photocomposition by year end.
Nakoma Country Club guests from Madison join Monroe Country Club Auxiliary for a women’s play day with 98 attendees. Golf results include back nine and front nine wins for Monroe and Nakoma players, with prizes for low net and low putts, plus closest tee shot. Bridge and euchre winners listed, flowers arranged by local hosts. Valedictorian Nancy Kopp of Footville earns full tuition scholarship. salutatorian Joseph Ballmer to attend Wisconsin State University Platteville.
Nathan Klassy representing the City of Monroe Willis Reimer of the Green County Board and Miss Mary Jo Urban plan to attend a Monday recycling workshop at the Holiday Inn Stevens Point Monroe involved with UW Eau Claire recycling efforts locals urged to salvage cans and bottles and bring to the Green County Recycling Center plans to blacktop the center road to ease drop off Girl Scouts continue Saturday mornings Troop 216 led by Mrs William Young and Troop 240 led by Mrs Francis Schott assisted June 3
Monroe area youth join Badger Girls State on June 10 to 17 at Madison campus and Badger Boys State June 14 to 21 at Ripon College. Named delegates include Kitty Barry, Julie Durtschi, Connie Fahey, Cindy Stadelman, Jeanie Dunphy, Peggy Hartman, Gretchen Zimmerman, Elizabeth Nafzger, Margrit Moen, Kim Blumer, Dan Aeschlimann, Tom Zupanc, Dave Roethe, Bruce Peterson, and Brian Matzke. Scouts and Troops assist in May and June, while the Ladies Aid of the Universalist Church meets Tuesday with guest speaker Mrs. Derwin Huenink.
Mrs. Morris Ludolph of Freeport, treated at St. Clare Hospital, found a dirt pile outside the windows bearing a cheerful Get Well message left by her nieces and nephews. The 30 May reentry confirmed the stones intact before her June 5 surgery. the children Julie Tackett 12 Philip Tackett 10 and cousin Laurie Sellman 10 from Monroe and Freeport created the stones.
The Alpha Zeta Chapter held its annual Guest Night Monday at Marco's Supper Club with thirty members and guests and six Gamma Delta members from Freeport attending. Dorothy Johnson presided, committee members included Gertrude Feutz and Erma Williams. Maggie Hein performed a number from the State Forensics meet earning an A rating. Carolyn Myers provided musical selections. Emma Pfister won the special prize.
Mr and Mrs Gordon C Olson of Argyle Rt 2 hosted a Friday celebration for daughter Jo Ann Olson after her graduation from Argyle High School. A cake baked by Jo Ann’s mother topped the table and punch was served by Mrs Robert Putz. Guests included multiple Leuzingers and other local residents. Virgil Leuzinger was absent due to hospitalization.
The 46th annual Benkert reunion will be held Sunday at noon in the shelter house north of the tennis courts in Recreation Park Monroe rain or shine. Attendees should bring table service sandwiches and a dish to pass. The date was moved to the second Sunday in June to avoid Father's Day conflicts. Officers include Herbert Stauffacher president William Spoerry vice president Mary Hartwig treasurer and Mrs Sheldon Hoesly secretary.
Members of the Young Americans 4 H Club staged a poster parade around Monroe's business square on Friday night to promote June Dairy Month. They wore butter boxes and milk cartons, carried homemade posters, handed out recipe leaflets, and distributed cheese samples inside the First National Bank. Club chairman is Mrs Edwin Grossen and general leader is Mrs Leland Showers.
Miss Rosemary Pernot of Juda daughter of Mr and Mrs Keith Pernot Brooklyn was honored at a June 6 miscellaneous bridal shower at the home of Mrs Robert Fritsch Monroe Co hostess was Mrs Ralph Friedly Brodhead Prizes were awarded after games refreshments and a blue and white umbrella theme Gifts included a cake from Mrs Jean Schroeder Brodhead Attendees included Mmes Keith Pernot and Alice Brooklyn George Fritsch Juda William Frauchiger James Friedli Browntown Jerry Hoover Orville White and Anna Fritsch plus Miss Pernot and Donald Fritsch Juda who are to marry June 24 at St John s United Church of Christ Monroe
A community shower is planned for Tuesday evening June 13 in the Albany school cafeteria honoring Miss Mary Julia Flanagan and James Haddinger. The couple, both formerly employed in Colorado, will marry on Saturday June 17 at St James Church in Madison and will move to Wisconsin after the wedding.
The Brodhead Library will open Wednesdays and Saturdays only in July and August from 1 30 to 5 p m and 7 to 9 p m. June hours match the school year schedule.
Kelli Jo Solberger daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred F Solberger Rt 1 Orangeville was baptized Sunday June 4 at the United Methodist Church in Orangeville by Rev Andrew Noxon Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Richard Miller Janesville A dinner followed at her home Attendees included the Leck Schmidt Meighan Leck Olsen Miller Fiie and others from Janesville Madison Brodhead Evansville Freeport and Orangeville
The Coomer twins, Chuck and Helen, have enlisted in the Air Force. They are the son and daughter of Mr and Mrs Harmon Coomer of Route 3 and both recently graduated from Brodhead High School. Chuck departs June 26 for a Texas base and Helen starts service September 1.
The Production Credit Association of Janesville and Monroe Branch announces summer trip winners. Joshua Eichelkraut will attend a two day Cooperative seminar at UW Platteville June 26 27. Steven Earleywine travels to Ames Iowa July 30 August 4 for the American Institute of Cooperation Conference.
The Order of the Arrow Indian Dancers of Valley Chapter performed for Churchill Woods Apartments residents on Sunday evening. Dancers included Mark and Pete Chandler, Dave Benkett, Tom Zupane, Dave Urban, Jim Connors, Scott Gelbach, Allen Johnson, all of Monroe, plus Paul Severson of Winslow as drummer and Bob Silvis of Monroe assisting with lighting.
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