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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1968
Page
5
Sandra Lee Tyson and Thomas Joseph Downs wed in a 10:30 a.m. ceremony at St. Joseph the Workman Cathedral officiated by Rt. Rev. Msgr. John Paul. An evening Concordia Hall reception followed with attendees including Susan Kay Tyson and Raymond Frederickson.
The Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs sponsors a state youth project award to motivate youths eight to 21 to perform local service from September 1967 to March 1968. Entries are due March 1 1968 with a notebook report and supporting materials. ten district winners receive 25 dollars each and a state winner earns 100 dollars.
Lynn Gunderson a Central High School senior will present a talk on the United Nations at 8 p.m. Thursday for the Association of Lutheran Church Women of Our Redeemer Lutheran Church in the fellowship hall. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernie Gunderson of 2532 S 17th St and visited Washington Ottawa Montreal and New York last July on a fraternal youth tour visiting the UN. Darlene Weight will provide music for the program.
A compact sink concept fits into a buffet counter with ceramic tile lining for ice and food. It uses a stoppered drain feeding a removable container underneath, avoiding any plumbing connections in the living room.
Nancy Corrine Shuda and John Elliott Engstad were married at First Lutheran Church Onalaska by Rev. Paul Roe. The bride wore peau de soie with lace seed pearls and a veil. reception followed at Fireside. After a Chicago trip the couple will reside at 133342 Wood St. groom works at Peter Pan Cleaners.
Mrs. Amilee Thompson Marley announces the 30th annual Mrs. America contest open from Chicago. Forty-one state and District entrants compete for a finals spot August 14 23 in Minneapolis St Paul. The winner earns 15000 in prizes plus a tour to South America and a Florida vacation.
New officers of the Association of Lutheran Church Women of Our Savior's Lutheran Church will be installed by Mrs. Roland L. Schwandt at 1 30 p m Thursday in the church fellowship hall. Officers include president Mrs Melvin Mullen vice president Mrs E C Beissel secretary Mrs Robert Mendell treasurer Mrs Russell Schei secretary of stewardship Mrs C I Anderson and secretaries of education Mrs Mina Schubert and Mrs J F Altenbern. Mrs W G Wassmandorf case worker for the Lutheran Social Service will speak at the meeting.
Three area teens from Waukon Gale Ettrick and Holmen high schools were named Homemakers of Tomorrow. Linda Offer Patricia Beirne and Teresa Krachel are eligible for state and national competition in the American Homemaker of Tomorrow program.
A narrator imagines future archaeologists studying a home to infer daily life. He recalls the family routines and muses that future tours would treat the kitchen as the sacred center, with stoves, dishwashers and fridges as relics of ritual.
Mr and Mrs Arnold Olson of Richland Center announce the engagement of their daughter Dorene to Wayne M Dosch son of Merlin Dosch Viola and Mrs Opal Sandbergen Amherst Both are graduates of Coleman Technical Institute Dorene Olson works as a billing clerk for La Crosse Telephone Corp and Dosch is employed by Klienschmidt Co at Richland Center A spring wedding is planned
In Beverly Hills the Shop for Pappagallo draws shoppers with teen and young adult daughters of film stars and industry figures as salesgirls. Francesca Hilton, Jenni Arness, Wendy Stark, Patty Findlater, Melantha Tatum, Edie Baskin, Jan Hirsch, Patti Chandler and James Anderson work there, blending celebrity allure with fashion. The shop offers own-brand shoes from 14 to 20 dollars and dresses from 35 dollars up, plus a staff-accessible dress history service.
Dior last week showcased spring and summer models emphasizing daytime wear with skirts four to five inches above the knee and outfits featuring heavy jewel accents. The collection includes overblouses, tunic lengths, and waistline details, with ornate embroidery and tailored day suits by Marc Bohan.
Rome fashion house Barocco unveiled a spring summer collection featuring Knickerbockers styled pants paired with jackets for city wear. The line, called pour pouf by Gilles and Rocco, included long jackets with deep necklines and frosty white shirts, with variations like short pleated skirts and velvet belts.
A simple cooking tip suggests broiling or baking fish on heavy foil to ease removal from pans and reduce cleanup. The advice highlights foil as a barrier to scrubbing after cooking.
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