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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1969

Page

13

Christmas Toys That Say What You Mean

The guide says toys should convey a clear message from adult to child and urges selecting age appropriate, durable, safe toys. It advises varied play types from puzzles to blocks to role play, and cautions against overemphasis on the label educational. Prioritize learning through exploration and balance.

Beverly Munson University of Wisconsin

Heloise tips for painters and a ribbon organizer idea

A reader advises pausing painting by placing a palette on frozen foods to keep colors moist. Another writes a hanger based organizer: thread string and ribbon on a cardboard dowel through a wire hanger and hang by a hook for easy access.

Heloise Joy Austin

Heart Condition Saved Worst Driver From Law

A humorous reminiscence about Great-Uncle Verna, famed as the worst driver yet spared jail due to a “special heart condition.” The narrator recalls dented fenders, near misses, and Verna’s philosophy that nothing should obstruct his path, including a man’s shoes. The tale ends with a softened understanding of Verna’s generosity and the odd driving legend.

Ann Parker New York Verna

Fashion notes from Betty Canary on noise and style

Betty Canary laments jingling jewelry and proposes practical chic for women, balancing fashion with noise concerns. She rejects slave to fashion but enjoys current trends, cites chain belts and pearls, notes winter restrictions, and argues men’s fashion is becoming costume rather than clothing to curb laughter at mini-skirts.

St Francis Auxiliary hears theater leader

The Women's Auxiliary of St Francis Hospital met for December luncheon in the Crystal Room of the Stoddard Hotel. Kenneth Albers, managing director of the La Crosse Community Theater, gave two O Henry readings The Gift of the Magi and The Cop and the Anthem. Luncheon arrangements were by Mrs Charles Robers.

la Crosse Tribune St. Francis Auxiliary Women’s Auxiliary St. Francis Hospital Crystal Room Stoddard Hotel Howard Dahl Kenneth Albers la Crosse

ASK THE DOCTOR ON CONTRACEPTIVE PILL DIFFERENCES

The pill's links to clotting and diseases remain debated, but doctors fear aggravation less than new onset. periodic checkups are advised for pill users. Enovid is higher estrogen, with more side effects. C Quens and Oracon use cycle-aligned changes. Menopause estrogen is safe with regular health checks. send questions to Dr Brandstadt for general interest in future columns.

The Food and Drug Administration Enovid Oracon Newspaper Enterprise Assn Wayne G. Brandstadt M.D la Crosse Tribune Dr. Brandstadt

Tribe’s revival after famine fears in Kenya

Five years after experts warned the El Moro tribe in Kenya faced extinction from malnutrition the group has doubled. Once about 150 members the tribe now numbers nearly 300 due to government and private relief aid.

Kenya

Tagalog Declared Official Language of Philippines in 1940

The Philippines in 1940 formalized Tagalog as an official language, marking a pivotal shift in national policy. The move established Tagalog as a primary medium for government and education amid broader cultural and linguistic integration.

The Philippines

Alden couple wed in United Methodist Church ceremony

Nancy Lee Harms and Richard A. Simonis married at 3 p.m. November 29 in Alden Iowa with Rev. Robert Davis presiding. The ceremony featured a silk brocade empire gown, seed pearl veil, and a reception for 125 guests. The bride, a Iowa State University graduate, becomes Mrs. Simonis, with the groom serving in the Navy.

Nancy Lee Harms Richard A. Simonis United Methodist Church Alden Iowa Robert Davis Richard F. Harms Arnold Simonis State Rd Melanie Harms Sharon Shaffer Debbie Harms David Bruce Larry Simonis Ronald Simonis Jeff Turner Jim Guyant Terry Shaffer Everett Harms Dennis Lettow Becky Weight Greg Weight W. O. Lettow Iowa State Univerisity Ames Navy

Monticello Sold by Jefferson's Daughter and Restored

Monticello in Virginia, once owned by Thomas Jefferson, was sold by his daughter after his death amid finances hardship. In 1923 the Jefferson Memorial Foundation purchased the estate, fully renovated it, and opened it to the public where Jefferson is buried.

Monticello Thomas Jefferson Virginia Jefferson Memorial Foundation Jefferson

Trio Sings For Study Club Christmas Party

The Study Club of La Crossa met for its Christmas party Monday evening at 2161 Hyde Ave. Mrs Willis Knight hosted. A trio consisting of Mmes Clinton Nelson John Wagner and Harold Newland with Mrs Ruth Nixon provided Christmas music. A gift exchange followed.

Study Club of la Crossa Willis Knight Hyde Ave Mmes Clinton Nelson John Wagner Harold Newland Ruth Nixon

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Congregational Paul Rose Vaughn Wolford First Congregational Church Tomah Betty Canary By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D This Nelson Clothing CO Caledonia Street Trio Books Men’s & Boys Usu Nobils Corner of 5Th & Jay
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