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wamvuan YYumcni uwliiuw iuuiof 16 European CountriesA descriptive narration and sJides of her tour of 16 European countries was presented by Mrs. Norman Klein-schmidt, Oshkosh, at the meeting of the Fond du Lac Dental Auxiliary at the Ga-' zebo.Members met Tuesday night in the concluding meeting of the current season to hear the Oshkosh woman talk about her trip and to elect officers for the coming year.Mrs. Kleinschmidt was accompanied by her daughter Mrs. Bruce Britton and by Paula and Brad Britton, Mrs. Kleinschmidt’s grandchildren Clothes modeled by Mrs Britton and her children were from Austria, Switzerland, Germany, Italy and HollandIn addition the grandchildren circulated through the audience with trays of dolls and jewelry from each of the countries their grandmother had visited.The three-month tour began with an air flight fiom Oshkosh to New York where Mrs Kleinschmidt boarded the ship Bremen. “It was like being on an infinity of blue,” shesaid They were entertained by eating, with the food served beautifully. An adventure during the time was the need for going back some distance in order for a seaman from a freighter to be picked up for surgery aboard the Bremen.Part of her tour of Europe was traveling through Switzerland in an effort to learn of her family heritageThe first stop, however, was England with visits to see the changing of the guards and Big Ben in London, a stop at Shakespeare’s birthplace, lour of Cambridge wiih its 24 men’s and five women’s collegesIn Holland, the tour took her through the many tulip fields and many flower gardens The group went on into Germany where j n Heidelberg they met a number of Wisconsin .servicemenAs a remembrance of a visit to Lyon, France, Mrs. Kleinschmidt had brought a piece of French silk which Mis Brillon made into a dress for heiself and which she modeled for the group.During the business session, Mis. Moss, local president,announced that Mrs. E. J. Whealon was named state recording secretary and thatMrs Richard Haskett is statepublicity chairman, Mrs. A.M. Buechel, chairman for theTuesday night meeting; Mrs.G, S. Bradley and Mrs.Gordon Thibadeau reportedon the state meeting.The slate of officers presented includes Mrs. William Mauthe, president; Mrs. F. A Ziegelbauer, vice president; Mrs. Richard Galow, secretary, and Mrs. Thibadeau, treasurer.Water Needs Are GreaterIf it seems as though your water heater has shrunk in the hist few years, check your premises- It hasn't. Your wafer nerds have become gieatei Use of water-connected equipment has grown 60 per cent in the last If) years, with the greatest increase taking place in the last five This means that, if your water heater is five years or older, it may be obsolete capacity-wise even if it functions perfectly mechanically The answer is a new heater with a bigger lank and faster recovery rate.III\i W. A ~ W ' ''to BGRANDCHILDREN OF Mrs. Norman Kleinschmidt, left, modeled clothing Mrs. Kleinschmidt brought back from a recent tup to Euiope during the Tuesday night dinner meeting of the Fond du Lac Dental Auxiliary at the Gazebo. Paula Britton. 4, models an Austrian costume, and her brother, Brad, 9, wears a Swiss tasseled hat with leather shorts. Continuing from left are Mrs. A. M. Buechel, meeting chairman, Mrs. Michael Korb, past president of the Wisconsin Dental Auxiliary, and Mrs. Ronald Moos, local auxiliary president.(Commonwealth Reporter Photo)clt;A Long Road” will be the senior fi Mary’s Spring Friday evening The event, j 9 p.m. to mi balcony of tl rtasium, will fe the “Royal Appleton.The junior charge of depo evening. The lt;includes Bob Crouch, Sheila Petrie and Mai The seniors ' other duties for no specific co: been assigned.IBIA
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Fond Du Lac Commonwealth Reporter
Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin, US
Thu, May 28, 1970
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