ASK THE DOCTOR Epilepsy Does Not Retard Development
Questions and answers from Dr. Wayne G. Brandstadt cover epilepsy in children, infant convulsions, bladder infections, ectodermal dysplasia, and the effects of condiments. The column notes controlled epilepsy does not hinder intellect, lifelong medication may be required for seizures, chronic bladder infections risk kidney damage, ectodermal dysplasia affects sweating and dental structure, and minimal food value condiments irritate the digestive tract.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
la Crosse Tribune
Brandstadt
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
VFW Auxiliary Distributes Christmas Baskets to Six Families
Thomas Rooney VFW Auxiliary 1530 distributed Christmas baskets to six needy families using funds from the annual poppy sale. Two presentations are planned with a flag for the Hintgen School Brownie troop and a phonograph for the La Crosse Area Day Care Center for Retarded Children. Members will visit Tomah Veterans Hospital Saturday and the Past Presidents Christmas party is Sunday at 1620 Denton St.
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Thomas Rooney
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Hintgen School
Lucille MecGowen
la Crosse Area
Tomah Veterans Hospital
Veranda Stach
Denton St
Hillview Patients Feted At Holiday Parties Friday
Hillview patients enjoyed Christmas events with an afternoon party for wheelchair users and an evening gathering for ambulatory residents. The Women of Hillview Auxiliary provided refreshments and a musical program by the Senior Citizens Songsters directed by Rosemary Volz. Auxiliary members also hosted a luncheon for 27 county board members, gifting each with a Hillview crafts ash tray.
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Hillview
Hillview Auxiliary
Senior Citizens Songsters
Barney Christopherson
Henry and
Adeline Coughlin
Wesley Johnson
Sadie Kriewald
Adolph and
Olive Nordrum
Nettie Roth
Frank and
Olga Thomas
Rosemary Volz
County Board
Hillview Crafts
Female House members push for woman on Supreme Court
Ten women in the House urge the President to name the first female justice. They argue qualifications trump gender and name Martha Griffiths as a leading candidate, while noting a vacancy exists and a nominee should be the best available.
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Supreme Court
Washington (Ap
Julia Butler Hansen
Margaret M. Heckler
R-Mass
Edith Green
D-Ore
Congresswomen
Catherine May
Rwash
May
Nixon
Shirley Chisholm
D-N.y
Martha Griffiths
Leonor K. Sullivan
D-Mo
Griffiths
Michigan
Women’s Bar Association of the
District of Columbia
The
National Association of Women Lawyers
National Business and Professional Womens Club
Patsy Mink
Hawaii
Rep
Charlotte Reid
Tnl
House
James Fulton
Marketing Memo on Eggnog Uses and Holiday Meat Prices
University of Wisconsin specialist Rosemary Stare notes eggnog serves as breakfast toast spread and dessert ingredient options beyond beverages. Holiday demand keeps Prestige meats and roasts steady while ham and turkey prices rise from last year with toms offering better value for larger portions. Miss Stare explains young tom and hen turkeys are tender alike, with bone impact affecting price differentials.
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Rosemary Stare
University of Wisconsin
Miss Stare
Meyer couple marks 50th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs Serenus Meyer of Belvidere Minnesota observed their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house hosted by their four children Lucille Jacobs Lake City Kathryn Schmidt Rochester and Russell and Paul Meyer both of rural Lake City They wed October 29 1919 in Spring Grove and farmed near Lake City until retirement They have 15 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Serenus Meyer
Belvidere
Minn
Fred
Lucille) Jacobs
Lake City
Harold
Kathryn) Schmidt
Rochester
Russell
Paul
Meyer
Helma Sylling
Spring Grove
Awards Given At Cavalets Christmas Party
Cavalets Baton and Drum Corps Chapter 286 held a Christmas party at the VFW clubrooms where service medals were awarded by director Elwood Harebo for one to three years of participation. Junior and senior corps members received achievement trophies, with a Santa visit and gift exchange concluding the event.
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Cavalets
VFW
Elwood Harebo
Cheri Powers
Bobby Moe
Ellen Pincsak
Pam Ramsett
Linda Wright
Bonnie Holmquist
Santa Claus
Food and Craft Tips From Home Columns 1969
Readers share practical homemade ideas from 1969 including washable mop crafts for kids, secure packaging with embroidery floss, pineapple French toast variation, and safe ice skating tips using a chair for beginners. Includes contributions from Mrs. A Crompton Mrs. N Green Mrs. W O Hagen and Mrs A P.
Sew Your Own Saint Laurent Dress Boutique Comes to Stores
Yves Saint Laurent sew to wear fabric boutiques will open early next year in 100 department and specialty stores across the country. A range of fabrics inspired by Saint Laurent will be sold from 4 to 15 dollars a yard with accompanying silhouette patterns for day, evening and casual wear. Boutiques will feature steel and glass modules aligned with the designer's modern styles.
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New York
Saint Laurent
Yves Saint Laurent
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