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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1973
Page
6
A reader asks if a kissing partner has a lip fetish and whether to seek psychiatric help or marry. Other letters discuss an unwed teenage mother and baby shower, loyalty vs approval, and a husband who dresses well after weekly fishing trips with suspicions about possible secrets.
Amstutz-Marty American Legion and Auxiliary met at the Monticello Legion Home to outline future events. Dues are requested by Oct. 10 for the fly-in. The Auxiliary reported on the county picnic and purchased a new kitchen refrigerator. They plan to adopt a veteran from the Madison VA Hospital and send cards and handkerchiefs. The Veterans Day supper is set for Nov. 11 with a program committee named. Gifts for the Wood Hospital Christmas Gift Shop are due by Nov. 1. Slides of Spain and Africa and WW II era were shown after the meeting.
Final plans for participation in the November bazaar were made by members of the Hannah Circle of St. John's United Church of Christ during their Tuesday meeting in the church Fellowship Hall. Mrs. John Brugger Jr. presided and announced upcoming activities while Mrs. Duane Beach gave devotions and a study on the apostles Andrew and Bartholomew. Hostesses were Mrs. Brugger Jr. and Mrs. Frederick Sarles with Mrs. Loretta Beckman visiting. The next meeting is set for November 6.
Members heard Mary Kay Krieger and Kay McCaulley describe their Badger Girls State experience at the University of Wisconsin Madison. The group noted 540 Wisconsin girls attended and praised the education program, with donors and volunteers listed for upcoming drives and hospital gifts.
A bridal shower for Miss Diane Broge of Monroe was held Monday at the home of Mrs. Merlyn Clark with co hosts Mrs. Roland Emberson and Mrs. Jerry Senn. Guests included many local residents and friends. Diane Broge and Anthony Jones are to marry October 27 at Grace Lutheran Church in Monroe.
Patch the Pony safety program sponsored by the Monroe Jaycettes announces visits for next week at multiple schools and community sites. Readings target first and second grades with times ranging from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The schedule ends with two days on October 16 and 17.
Four area students will perform at Milton College Music Department Honors Convocation at 8 p.m. Oct. 12 in the Daland Fine Arts Center. Twelve music students will be recognized for superior performances in final examinations. Performers include Peggy Tackett clarinet, Jane Goecks piano, Katherine Knudson flute, and Judith Brauer soprano. They will play works by Bruch Gluck Hindemith Kabalevsky Lalo Mozart Ravel and Schubert.
Monroe math teacher and Kiwanis member David Kopf gave a slide presentation on the Mosel Valley in Germany at the noon meeting. He and his wife spent six weeks touring Trier and nearby sites including cathedrals and vineyards. A CROP program is planned for next week by Wes Albin with a hunger meal fundraiser.
Gospel group The Revelators perform an 8 p.m. concert on October 6 at Monroe Bible Church. All are invited to attend.
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