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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1968
Page
8
Sandra Lee Tyson and Thomas Joseph Downs united in marriage at St Joseph the Workman Cathedral with Rt Rev Msgr John Paul officiating. The Air Force groom and Becker and Downs families attended a Concordia Hall reception.
The Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs sponsors a state youth project award to encourage groups aged eight to 21 to perform local service activities from September 1967 to March 1968. Entries are due March 1 1968 with notebooks limited to 10 by 14 inches and including group details, activities, outcomes, photos and clippings.
Lynn Gunderson, a Central High School senior, will give a talk on the United Nations at 8 p.m. Thursday for the Association of Lutheran Church Women of Our Redeemer Lutheran Church. She toured Washington and Ottawa last July, visiting the United Nations in New York, and she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernie Gunderson of 2532 S 17th St. Darlene Weight will supply music for the program.
A so called waterless sink offers a self contained solution for living room or family room entertaining. The unit is a compartment sunk into a buffet counter lined with ceramic tile and features a stoppered drain that empties into a removable container.
Nancy Corrine Shuda and John Elliott Engstad were married by Rev. Paul Roe at 7 30 p m Saturday in First Lutheran Church Onalaska The couple will reside at 133 312 Wood Street and the groom works for Peter Pan Cleaners A reception followed the ceremony with a large wedding party and travel plans to Chicago Ill for their honeymoon
The 30th annual Mrs. America pageant opens entries from 51 states and D C for the finals August 14 to 23 in Minneapolis St Paul Minn. The winner earns 15000 in prizes including 4000 cash a 500 wardrobe and a Florida vacation. The event is led by Amilee Marley at Chicago with sponsors Quaker Oats Beeline Fashions and the U S Treasury Savings Bonds division.
New officers of the Association of Lutheran Church Women at 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 Lutheran Social Service will speak.
Three area teens Linda Offer of Waukon High School Patricia Beirne of Gale Ettrick High School and Teresa Krachel of Holmen High School were named Homemakers of Tomorrow for their schools They are eligible for state and national competition in the American Homemaker of Tomorrow program.
A reflective narrator observes kids off to school and imagines archaeologists studying their home. He muses on ruins, a church kitchen sermon about future digs, and centers on appliances as ancient rites in a domestic temple.
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 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 Shop for Pappagallo, daughters of Zsa Zsa Gabor Conrad Hilton and other Hollywood figures staff the floors in mini smocks. The boutique features mirrored dressing rooms and a celebrity clientele, with prices from 14 to over 100 dollars and a unique service revealing other buyers of each dress.
Paris Dior unveils spring summer models with skirts raised four to five inches above the knee for day wear and evening gowns. The collection features overblouses in varied lengths, jeweled embroidery, and tailored day suits by designer Marc Bohan.
Rome fashion house Barocco presented a bold spring summer collection featuring pants that resembled knickerbockers paired with jackets. Designers Gilles and Rocco called the style pour pouf, with outfits ranging from long coats with deep necklines to slim belt details and chalky gray tones.
A handy tip suggests broiling or baking fish on heavy foil. This method makes removal from pans easy and reduces scrubbing of fish pans.
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