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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1972
Page
4
Eagle prices ground beef by fat content with clear labels. The store offers Ground Beef 25 percent Lean 20 percent and Extra Lean 15 percent with price per pound, net weight, total cost, and the exact cut shown. Honest labeling is emphasized with no fancy names.
Green County Farm Bureau Women present a June Dairy Month recipe. Combine 4 tart apples cubed a half cup golden raisins 1 cup chopped walnuts 1 tablespoon sugar 1 tablespoon lemon juice and 1/4 cup cottage cheese 1/4 cup sour cream. Toss apples raisins and walnuts with sugar and lemon juice. Blend cottage cheese and sour cream and pour over apple mix. Toss lightly.
Descendants of William and Marcia Silliman Burcalow gathered June 10 and 11 at the Burnett Painter residence Rt. 1 to tour Avon Wisconsin, visit the Burcalow homestead, attend church at the little white church at the crossroads, and share meals in Brodhead and other local venues. Attendees included Burcalows from Waterford, Big Bend, Minnesota City, Ironwood, Madison, Janesville, Cloquet, and other towns, with many relatives listed.
The United Methodist Church of Monroe youth host a clothing and blanket depot for Church World Service during June 26 to 30. Items including blankets and various garments are accepted at Wesley Hall 1315 11th St between 9 am and 4 30 pm. Donations help cover transport costs or buyers can purchase new blankets for 3 dollars each. Call 325-4590 for pickups.
A picnic supper in Twining Park preceded the Esther Rebekah Lodge meeting at the IOOF Hall Friday. Members of the Odd Fellows and families attended. Delegates Mrs. Orville Flaherty and Miss Bernice Holsapple reported on the Rebekah Assembly in Platteville Pro tem officers were Mrs. Edith Koehner Mrs. Adolf Kummer and Miss Holsapple. No meetings are planned during summer. sessions resume Sept. 1.
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