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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1970
Page
3
The Green County Barber Shop Chorus will entertain at Juda High School during a Juda Seniors sponsored card party on Saturday April 4. The chorus performs from 8 to 8 30 p m with cards to follow until 11 p m A lunch will be served Tickets available through committee members.
The Pinewood Derby by Cub Pack 114 South School on March 26 at the school gym crowned design winners Pat O Donohue for father son and Steve Chandler for son only. In speed, David Leutenegger won first with Wes Robertson Bill Bowman fourth and Mike Van Horn consolation. Race commentator Don Ross and Lions Club judges Leo Nack Harold Guttenberg Francis Kautzky helped award trophies. ROUB INFANT NAMED Kathryn Ann born to Mr and Mrs Gail A Roub Fort Atkinson Hospital.
Green County YARC members host a sock hop for retarded youngsters at the Special Education Building at 7 30 this evening with music from records. Becky Newman Juda president leads the event and future fund projects include a roller skating party and bowling buddy program.
Wiles and Elson discuss elastomers and elastic stockings, noting elastic hosiery as therapeutic with double compression for diseased limbs and pain relief. They contrast cosmetic sheer nylons with traditional Bauer & Black surgical stockings and emphasize washable elastics as a science advance.
Staver Community Club met at Mrs Leonard Schwanaker's home on March 19 with Betty Crocker cake mix prizes for the most coupons. Coupons will fund a bus for Colony patients. next meeting with Mrs Don Brennan on April is to sort box tops and coupons for the project.
Monticello Times Special notes Mr and Mrs Thomas Runkel marked their 53rd anniversary with a family gathering at their home. Orangeville report Miss Marsha Scheider received a bridal shower March 21 at the Herman Wyssman home with host Mrs Robert Zunker.
The Friendly Service Circle at Washington Reformation Church held a Good Friday devotional led by Mrs. Roy Rufer on The Life of Jesus by Mrs. George Wasserstrass. Members sent Easter cards to New Glarus Home For The Aged and voted to donate to the Guild for choir gowns. An Easter lily was placed in church. Several members will assist with errand day at Green County Hospital on April 23. The group closed with the Mispah Benediction and refreshments hosted by Mrs. Ernest Brunner. The next meeting is set for April 17 afternoon at the church.
The 1970 Cancer Crusade will run April 6 to 17 in New Glarus. A house to house canvass will be held with a container labeled American Cancer Society in each business. Mrs. Phillip Marty Sr. is chairman with co chairwoman Mrs. Ray Wurgler and a list of volunteers assisting with canvassing.
The son of Elton and Mrs. Fransen born Feb 28 in Rockford was baptized at St. Peter's Church by Msgr. Thomas Green. Named Thomas Elton, with sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clary of Madison. Dinner guests included the Clarys and Mr. and Mrs. James Vitale. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fransen of Argyle.
A bridal shower for Sue Schulz was held at Rae Zimmerman's home in Orangeville. Attendees included Janice Royer Julie Rackow Peggy Kahly Patti Baylor Lana Obert Kathy Caudle Kathy Busjahn Linda Thorn Linda Barker Nancy Hull Janet Whittenburg Sheila Ray Carol Burgi and others. Miss Schulz and Dennis Crooks plan to wed April 4 at 1 30 p m in Monroe First Methodist Church.
Roger Lloyd is the name chosen by Mr and Mrs John Finch New Glarus for their son born Sunday March 15 at St Marys Hospital Madison The baby has a sister Michelle Marie 4 Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jesse Finch and Mr and Mrs Roger Watzke
Miss Kay M. Klooster and William F. Dickson were married at Zwingli United Church of Christ Monticello on March 28. The bride wore a tissue faille satin gown with pearl and crystal trimming and a detachable train. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Sharon Probst and best man Tom Dickson. Reception followed at the Casino Monticello with guests from multiple states. The couple will reside on Route 1 Monticello. The bride teaches in Cary Illinois.
The Aid meeting at Swiss Church in New Glarus will present a post Easter program at 2 p.m. on Wednesday April 1 in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Paul Grossenbacher chairs the program with Mrs. Anton Ott as serving chair. The program titled A Day of Gladness includes a Dorst prelude and solo Christ Arose, scripture read by Mrs. Arnold Anderegg, hymns by the audience, and a cancer film Journey Into Darkness. Additional features include offerings with piano, poetry The Resurrection, and The Lord's Prayer in unison, with committee members listed.
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