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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1972
Page
3
A collection of Dear Abby questions covers teen sexual health anxiety about venereal disease privacy, a wedding party judgment about beauty, and a marriage tension over a nude painting. The column offers guidance urging confidential health testing, husband involvement in home decisions, and practical replies plus request details for personal responses.
GUGG members met in Turner Hall with 32 in attendance and Mrs. Lillian Klassy presiding. A bake sale is announced for Friday June 16 at 9 a.m. in the First National Bank Community Room.
Simple dairy noodle and ham bake with ham and cheese folded into cooked noodles. Mix ham and cheese with warm noodles, pour milk, bake at 350 degrees for about 25 minutes until cheese melts. Yield six servings.
Kathy Kundert from Monroe is among 79 students honored for academic work at Richard Bland College, the Southside Virginia branch of the College of William and Mary. The psychology major will return to the college this fall after earning Dean’s List status with 3.25 or better and a 12 credit hour minimum. Her father is CWO Richard Kundert, and her family roots span Fort Lee, Prince George High School, Monroe and Pleasant View.
Monroe Manor residents were entertained by first and second grade students of the Vacation Bible School from Union United Methodist Church Oakley on Wednesday. The students sang for the patients and visited them. Members of the Green County Ministerial Association meet at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the United Methodist Church Memorial Lounge with Bruce Decherne of the Green County Mental Health Clinic as guest speaker. Miss Bernice Holsapple Lois Miller and Mmes Beatrice Mulligan Ann Patterson Chester Tobin and Orville Flaherty of Esther Rebekah Lodge are attending the Rebekah State Assembly IOOF of Wisconsin in Platteville June 11 to 14 with Mrs Flaherty as delegate and page.
Zwingli Aid met Tuesday in Memorial Lounge and is recessed until September. Co president Mrs William G Meier presided opening with quiet music by Miss Rose Stauffer. The program theme was The Things I Prize and a silent prayer honored Mrs Barbara Jordan. June July August visiting committee named.
The Women's Relief Corps met at Mrs. Bessie Youngreen's home with co host Mrs. Ida Hoesly. Sixteen members attended. 27 calls were made 52 in donations and 82 cards sent. Programs centered on Flag Day featured readings and songs. No July or August meetings. Five St Victor's Catholic Women attended the Diocesan Convention in Madison with Bishop O'Donnell presiding.
The Symphony of the Hills presents its third annual concert at Monroe Twining Park Band Shell on July 27 at 8 p.m. The Monroe City Band joins for the finale. The event supports the Symphony School of America and funds a 1972 season through community subscriptions.
A community bridal shower will be held at 7:45 p.m. on June 17 at the Clarno United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall in honor of Miss Barbara Ausmus and Michael Lowe of Mishawaka Ind. The couple plans to marry in July at the United Methodist Church by Rev. Ernest Lofton. All friends and relatives are invited.
Mrs. Halverson was elected president and Mrs. Don Halverson elected vice president at a Tuesday meeting of Faith Circle of Zwingli United Church of Christ with Mrs. Walter Preuti in rural Albany. Mrs. John Stoehr Sr. was named treasurer and Mrs. Clarence Pluss led the lesson. Refreshments were served to 13 members and three guests, Mrs. Wilbert Rhyner, Mrs. Ed Schmid, and Mrs. Rose Krueger.
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