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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1965
Page
10
A guidance piece on giving a manicure set to girls age 8 to 12. It covers nail length, shaping, and care routines including emery boards, soaps, cuticle work, and hand lotion. Tips emphasize parental involvement and making the process enjoyable with simple tools and gentle techniques.
A family gives a practical present to a man who loves building and fixing items. A double insulated circular saw with a 72 inch blade and a 10 amp 4500 rpm motor promises speed and power for large home improvement tasks.
North Shore Drive Onalaska residents Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Baker were honored at a December 5 home dinner for their 40th wedding anniversary. They wed December 9, 1925 in Winona Minnesota and later moved to Onalaska in 1965 after Baker's retirement. They have five children and numerous grandchildren.
Clean mascara and lipstick brushes to prevent skin infections. Soak in baby oil to remove residue, then wash in warm soap and rinse. Judith Ann Stenslien, daughter of Mr and Mrs Pearly Stens lien, has graduated from United Airlines stewardess training in Chicago and is assigned to O Hare.
Apply mascara with a spiral brush on the lower lashes. Use the tip of the brush to smooth mascara on each lash with a downward stroke. This simple technique helps define lashes and create a polished evening eye.
A delivery dated Thursday December 16 1965 was received through Rural Free Delivery on December 17, with related dispatch noted for pickup or parcel handling by local postal services.
A home permanent for children's hair helps create an Alice in Wonderland style with long straight fine hair. It adds body and manageability, making thin hair look thicker. Proper set with crown and sides brushed smooth aids self-brushing and combing. Follow instructions and use jumbo curlers for best results.
Cozy drip prone ice cream toppings arrive in flexible squeeze tubes. The durable tubes dispense syrup through a nozzle in just the proper amount, helping kids enjoy sundaes while reducing kitchen mess.
The piece advises buyers to avoid impulse purchases and to assess use, durability, maintenance, color harmony with decor, area size, and installation costs before discussing price with sales staff. It emphasizes considering both product and installation costs for sound remodeling decisions.
William C Bantle of Farmington Michigan earned a master’s degree in mechanical engineering from Wayne State University Detroit on December 14 He is the son of Clarence Bantle and the late Mrs Bantle and is married to Mary Durkee of La Crosse Wisconsin The notice also includes a dandruff care tip focusing on medicated shampoos daily brushing of clean brushes and combs with scalp massage prior to washing.
Cosmetic firms advance in developing easy to use hair jellies for home use. The jellies set hair without mess or odor and suit bleached or tinted hair due to no lacquer or alcohol.
The frosty lipstick trend for the swinging young set features a light chocolate shade with pink undertones and a pink frosted with beige. They pair with fall wardrobes in pastel blue, bright navy, iridescent grays, muted rose pinks, and pale chamois and camel.
Three young women represented the United States as finalists in the Young Stylemaker Contest earning a trip to Rome. Finalists had hair done at the Hotel Excelsior salon with minimal changes to basic looks. Marta Lynn Garner Cape Girardeau Mo wore a high crown while Deb Queen winner Marjorie Meads Salt Lake City kept her flattering style. Elvira Ferraro Rome shared Italian fashion insights during a teen panel. Hair trends across Rome appeared neat aside from a noted incident on the Spanish Steps.
A simple muffin recipe describes mixing flour baking powder salt and cinnamon then folding in brown sugar raisins oatmeal milk egg and oil. The batter fills muffin cups two thirds and bakes at 400 degrees for about 25 minutes yielding twelve muffins.
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