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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1968
Page
8
Betty Canary reflects on parenting her daughter Cissy as she resists eye shadow, leather outfits, a mini wig, and a beginner bra. The daughter criticizes her, while Canary notes she has moved beyond the Beginner Mother stage and remains deliberately detached.
Dieters can enjoy a low calorie cran pear sherbet used alone or as cantaloupe filling. Mix cranberry juice cocktail with pears puree and almond extract then freeze. Beat in egg white and freeze until firm. Six servings about 40 calories each.
New York AP Helen Rose a two time Oscar winner and noted Hollywood couturiere says young girls favor feminine apparel over masculine looks. She notes celebrities like Elizabeth Taylor Grace Kelly and Ava Gardner defined feminine wardrobes and urges simple ladylike lines with softer colors for future fashion.
James David Newlan and Sharon Ann Weitzel wed at Grace Methodist Church in Wonewoc at 2 p.m. Saturday with Rev. W Richard Steffen assisted by Rev. Donald Teasdale. The couple will reside in Wonewoc where the groom works at the State Bank.
Henry Halverson Daisy Owens Blanche Bohland Douglas Wiskerchen Ruth Reiners and Arthur Thurston are appointed aides for William McKinley Corps 108. A card party is planned 6 30 p m Tuesday Aug 6 at 819 Avon St hosted by Mrs Wiskerchen and Mrs Halverson. Members may bring guests. The Grand Army Home King veterans annual picnic will be July 26 at King.
Monroe County selected representatives for the Wisconsin State Fair dress revue after a Tomah competition. Maxine Flock of Sparta and Mary Williams of Tomah won with self made outfits a red wool plaid kiltie skirt a navy blazer and a brown green flowered pant dress. Alternates chosen were Mary Jernandez Cashton and Janet Baltz Kendall.
The Hoeth family reunion will be Sunday noon in Morman Coulee Park, Town of Shelby. To remove coffee and tea stains in plastic cups, soak the cups in a baking soda and water solution.
The tour of the Watkins plant in Winona planned by the No Komis Grandmothers Club for July 23 has been postponed. A new date will be announced in September.
The forthcoming marriage of Carol Louise Owen daughter of Mrs Keith Owen Hokah Minnesota and Keith Owen 1621 Madison St to Jerry Loverink son of Mrs Tom Loverink Rose Creek Minnesota is planned for August 3 at Asbury Methodist Church Miss Owen works at Hennepin County General Hospital and her fiancé at the Minneapolis Northfield and South Railroad.
Kathryn Louise Strasser and Richard Arnold Schmitt married at 1 p.m. Saturday in St. Charles Church Genoa before Rev. William T. Rorke. They live at 163314 Winnebago St. Parents are Mr and Mrs Nick Strasser Stoddard and Mr and Mrs Herman Schmitt. Maid of honor Patricia Strasser and best man Carl Zielke led the bridal party. The gown featured Chantilly lace and tulle over taffeta with a lace back panel and pearl accents. Bridesmaids Elizabeth Strasser Jeanette Strasser and Rosemarie Strasser attended. David Hoover son and Larry Fladhammer were groomsmen with Edward Benn and Nick Strasser ushering. The couple will reside in Stoddard. the bridegroom works for Trane Co. The attendants wore rose chiffon gowns with rose chiffon empire bodices and matching hats.
Sheila Joy Emmons and Thomas Charles Fahorik married at 8 p.m. Saturday in Zion Lutheran Church Galesville with Rev. Vernon Hintermeyer officiating. Matron of honor Mrs. Riley Emmons and best man Richard Peterson served along with a bridal party including Delores Olson Randall Swenson Keith Harris and David Duell. The bride wore a lavender brocade gown with empire waistline long train and carried white mums with a lavender football mum. Attendants wore lavender gowns and carried white mums with greens. A reception followed.
Kathleen Diane Heiller wore a white empire styled gown with lace bodice and short sleeves as she married James A. Westberg at 8 p.m. in the United Church of Christ Brownsville Minnesota. Rev Donald Babbitt officiated. The couple will reside in Winona Minnesota where the groom studies at Winona State College.
A church ceremony will unite the couple who will reside in Eau Claire where the groom is an elementary teacher.
Readers share clever home hacks from transforming garages into indoor patio spaces for dining and relaxing. Tips include walling, lighting, and inexpensive furnishings. sewing towels into a laundry bag. preventing fabric ravel with pelon. canning shortcuts. towel gripper hooks. and calorie labeling praise.
Mrs. F. D. Hussa of West Salem joins a group of women invited by Mrs. Warren Knowles to be entertained by Heloise at a luncheon in the governor's residence. The event honors those who worked on needlepoint chairs during the residence remodeling.
If your area has rusty water, wash clothes in two cycles. First wash as usual, then rewash with detergent only and no bleach.
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