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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1963
Page
6
The article discusses tape recorders as a solution for families separated by distance. It notes devices range from 40 to over 1000 dollars, with monaural units from about 70 dollars often adequate for home use. Guidance includes shopping at hi fi stores, requesting demonstrations, and checking service and warranties.
Costume team announces engagement planning for wardrobe updates and button repairs. Officials emphasize securing fastenings before events and scheduling regular wardrobe checks to prevent mishaps.
Fashion writer notes spring coat variety mirrors female moods. Coats range from light tissue pieces to suede jackets with fox collars, with silhouettes from easy over flowing to fitted lines and belted trench styles. Powder blue and pink lead colors, with red white and blue common options.
Experts say glass fiber curtains cannot be dyed at home. Labels exclude glass and mineral fiber, and the fabric color is set during manufacturing since glass fibers do not absorb moisture.
Winter weather and overheated rooms dry the skin so extra care is needed. Wash once daily, remove makeup first, use a lanolin rich cream for dry skin and a lighter cleanser for oily skin, with a lip emollient to prevent chapping and a two way lip stick treatment for gloss and protection.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Overland announce the engagement of their daughter Janice to John W Lacher son of Dr and Mrs John R Lacher of Boulder Colorado They are University of Colorado graduates Miss Overland teaches in Baltimore and Mr Lacher attends Johns Hopkins Medical School The wedding is set for Saturday June 29 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Mabel Minnesota.
Karen Anderson 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Anderson a Mabel High School sophomore is named president elect of the State Future Homemakers of America at the state convention Friday evening in Minneapolis. She is an honor student active in vocal music and a member of Hesper Lutheran Church Choir and the Luther League.
Judith Ann Joerg of LA CRESCENT and Robert Solberg of Spring Grove become engaged. She is a University of Minnesota junior. he a Luther College senior with a fall wedding planned. In HOUSTON, Glorian Judith Lind to David Paul Hansen, with Miss Lind a medical assistant student and fiancé studying forestry education at Wisconsin State College.
Trim fat from 3 pounds boneless top round and cut into 2 inch cubes. Coat with a seasoned flour mix then brown in butter and oil. Add onion, stock, parsley, bay leaf and carrots. simmer 2 hours. Add mushrooms and onions. simmer 25 minutes. Serve hot. Serves 10.
Terrace Gardeners Mrs. Robert Leggett hosted the Terrace Drive group on Tuesday March 5 with Mrs. Willard Buel assisting. Mrs. Edward Pohlman presented slides and spoke on roses and perennials.
Chicken breasts are filled with stuffing made from purple plums, stuffing mix, parsley and onions. The dish bakes in the oven, then plum syrup sauce is thickened with vinegar and cornstarch and poured over the chicken before final baking. Makes six servings.
During a Mexican civil strife in 1841 some districts used soap as currency. Small cakes stamped with the mint seal were valued around 142 cents each and circulated beside scarce metals. Much of the soap money ended up in washtubs for sudsing before being reintegrated into circulation while stamps remained legible.
Early July notice announces Sharon Lehmann engagement to Clif ford C Johnson. Parents are Mr and Mrs Julius Lehmann. Wedding planned for Saturday July 6. Johnson is son of Mr and Mrs Spencer Johnson Sr of 1370 Horton St La Crosse.
Readable note states the average winter temperature in the Arctic hovers near thirty degrees Fahrenheit below zero. This depicts extreme cold conditions typical of polar winters.
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