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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1963
Page
7
A homemaker notes that perfume can be reused during the day to maintain scent. A practical tip proposes carrying perfume in a roll-on container that the user can fill themselves for convenient on-the-go use.
The piece asks whether grated orange rind brightens cornbread with a sweet variety. It hints at a recipe tweak and invites reader input on flavor enhancement.
DAV Auxiliary La Crosse Chapter 12 will host a children's Christmas party on Monday December 23. Members should reserve with Lois Kramer after 4 p.m. by Thursday.
A squash pudding recipe combines sugar flour salt ginger nutmeg and eggs with mashed squash milk molasses and butter. Bake in a buttered 1 2 quart casserole at 350 degrees for about 1 hour 15 minutes and serve with whipped cream.
AP Fashion writer notes playful bold knits aimed at ski crowds from Gstaad to Aspen. Woolly mittens, whimsical socks, and knit leggings double as cast covers as skiers seek humor and warmth. Ad promotes pattern No 1452 with sizes 10 through 20 and yard details.
Ninety nine couples attended the Panhellenic dance at La Crosse State Student Union on Saturday December 7. The event featured numerous pairs including Carolyn Karceski and James Teff, Jackie Heuser and Scott Shaw, and many others from campus organizations.
Hand-knit items for skiers, from elbow-length mittens to a snug hood, provide versatile protection and warmth. The hood shields from elements with close fit, while apres ski socks become coveted by children for hanging by the fire on St Nick’s night.
Snip ends from beans and cut into 1 inch pieces. Place in a saucepan with boiling water and salt and seasoning salt, boil covered until tender about 10 minutes. Drain beans. Melt butter with onion, add mushrooms, cook 3 to 5 minutes. Add beans and reheat. Makes 6 servings.
Cut and core six washed tomatoes then stand them upright half cut. Place in a baking dish, season with salt pepper and curry powder. Mix bread crumbs with melted butter and press over tomatoes. Bake hot 450F until heated through and crumb topping is golden. Garnish with watercress or parsley. Serves six.
Plump raisins in sherry and stir into cranberry sauce to accompany roast turkey or chicken. Good also with duck.
Handsome bulky-knit sweater pattern for sizes small medium and large. Includes directions for 10 12 14 16 18 20 and offers turtle-neck bib option. To order send 35 cents plus 10 cents for first class mail.
Mr and Mrs John Tietze of Coon Valley marked their golden wedding with a gathering of about 100 relatives and neighbors at the home of their son Wesley Tietze Also noted are their 1913 marriage in the Paudler home and the attendance of relatives and out of town guests including Prof Godfrey Tietze in Chattanooga and several Tietze family members from Wisconsin and Minnesota The couple remain on their farm and have one son four grandchildren and one great grandchild
A stand up electric shoe polisher features twin polishing bonnets for black and brown shoes. It removes dust and buffs shoes and is powered by a 110 to 120 volt AC motor.
Wilton residents Mr. Babbitt aged 79 and his wife Anna 74 celebrate 50 years of marriage at home on Tuesday December 10. The couple have three children Robert of Perham Minnesota Margaret Boetzel of Wilton and Paul of Wilton and six grandchildren.
A kitchen note explains candying sweet potatoes by adding brown sugar and butter with orange juice or pineapple juice. If using orange juice, grate a little orange rind for a decorative garnish.
Navy Mothers Club held a December meeting with a covered dish supper and gift exchange. Prizes went to Mary Volk Amelia Beznouz Mary Joseph Frieda Ormsby Hattie Byers Della Lenox Blanche Burns and Jeanne Harkness. Members wrapped gifts at Tomah Veterans Hospital and later entertained 90 patients at bingo night.
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