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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1968

Page

8

Gates Porath Wed in Wesley Methodist Church Ceremony

Rev Edwin P Sheppard officiated at a 2 p m ceremony Saturday uniting Kathleen M Gates and Gerald A Porath at Wesley Methodist Church. Parents are Mr and Mrs Clifford Gates and Mrs Neva Porath. The bride wore lace over taffeta with a tiered train and carried yellow roses. The couple will live at 1024 Main St and Porath is a Coleman Technical Institute student.

Wesley Methodist Church Edwin P. Sheppard Kathleen M. Gates Gerald A. Porath Clifford L. Gates Mississippi Neva Porath Black River Falls Herman Porath Sandra Gates Linda Lieder Jayne Gates Peter Kinley Larry Olson Charles Gates Keith Mitchell James Secord Hatfield Main St Coleman Technical Institute

Carol Corcoran Weds Darrel Hosch in La Crescent Ceremony

Carol Ann Corcoran daughter of Aloysius and Mary Corcoran of La Crescent Minnesota exchanged wedding vows with Darrel A. Hosch son of Anthony and Mrs Hosch of 1147 Main Street at the Church of the Crucifixion. Rev Michael Kuisle officiated. The couple will reside at 918 Denton Street. The bride is an accountant with Hawkins Ash Baptie & Co.

Carol Ann Corcoran Aloysius J. Corcoran la Crescent Minn James A. Corcoran Commodore Club Minnesota Denton St Hawkins, Ash

Foot anatomy and ancient copper talents described

Anthropologists explain the foot distinguishes humans by a strong arch and a single hinge joint at the ball enabling upright walking. The article notes sixty pound copper slabs used as money in the eastern Mediterranean, called talents, equating to the value of an ox.

Mediterranean

Missionary Speaks At Banquet With Godly Mother Theme

Lorraine Dittmar spoke at a mother daughter banquet of First Evangelical Free and Bethany Evangel Free churches. The event featured decorations by Mrs. Samuel Herold and Mrs. Paul Wiemerslage, food and program teams led by others, and performances by Susan Ludwigson, Valerie Ludwigson, Janice McDowell, Mrs. Jack Shannon, and Rochelle Taylor.

Lorraine Dittmar Venezuela Women’s Missionary Fellowship First Evangelical Free Church Bethany Evangelical Free Combined Church Samuel Herold Paul Wiemerslage Willis Taylor Russell la Hue Harvey Krause

Ten Commandments To Break For The Gifted Child

New York AP reports psychologist Dr. Stanley Krippner argues parents and teachers stifle creativity by forcing conformity. He lists ten commandments that must be broken to nurture gifted children, urging acceptance of solitude, imperfect results, and independent aims.

New York Stanley Krippner Department of Psychiatry Maimonides Medical Center Brooklyn Dr. Krippner Krippner National Association For Gifted Children Maimonides

Amsterdam Prairie Homemaker Club Elects Officers at Picnic

The Amsterdam Prairie Homemaker Club held its annual picnic at Mrs. Leo Fischer's home. Officers elected include President Mrs. Alfred Dabbert, Vice President Mrs. Raymond Gnoksensky, Treasurer Mrs. Fred Mensing, and Sunshine Chairman Mrs. Ansel Evenson.

Amsterdam

State Women Attend College Week at Wisconsin in Madison

Wisconsin women will attend College Week at the University of Wisconsin in Madison from June 11 to 13. The program offers 59 seminars on leadership, personal development, science, and community understanding. Two general sessions will be held in Memorial Union Theater with talks by Dr. Germaine Bree and Dr. Seymour Halleck.

Wisconsin University of Wisconsin University Extension Memorial Union Theater Germaine Bree Seymour Halleck Wisconsin Idea Theater Robert E. Gard Art Joy Alves University of Wisconsin, Madison Wis

Sea anemones deadly when approached closely

Sea anemones, delicate flower animals, have hollow tentacles with poisonous barbs that pierce and paralyze victims. The largest state fair in the United States is held at Houston, Texas.

United States Houston, Tex

Emancipated Women Redefine Fashion Choices

AP Fashion Editor reports on how emancipated women mix gender norms in clothing. Designers blend man tailored and woman fashioned looks using items like nightshirts and bathrobes with feminine details to signal equal rights and social status while remaining practical.

Tak

Piano Recital At Mrs Italiano Home

A piano recital was presented by the pupils of Mrs. Frank Italiano at her home 2917 South 27th Street Sunday. Performers included David Posaas Mary Leibl Rita Nelson Lori Moyle Renee Manuel Susan Leibold Ruth Italiano James Erickson La Rae Michel Katherine Italiano Toni Bull Teresa Roark Jennifer Britt Kala Johnson Lance Weekley Lynn Tanke Thomas Storandt LuAnne Kratt Rebecca Eater Mari Lou Wright Jennifer Cina Tina Carlson Mary Kay Woodhouse David Bridges Stephanie Thompson and two selections by Mrs Clayton Burkart and Mrs Italiano.

Frank Italiano Mrs. Italiano David Posaas Mary Leibl Rita Nelson Lori Moyle Renee Manuel Susan Leibold Ruth Italiano James Erickson la Rae Michel Katherine Italiano Toni Bull Teresa Roark Jennifer Britt Kala Johnson Lance Weekley Lynn Tanke Thomas Storandt LuAnne Kratt

Wiscon sin Officers Installed at Blair Futures Garden Club

Lyle Molstad of the Wisconsin Division of Conservation installed Blair Futures Garden Club officers at a tea and style show event. Beth Holven is president with Betsy Paul vice president and Beth Schneider secretary. Members prepared outfits by home economics students and plan a silent plant auction for a Hillview Home planting project.

Lyle Molstad Wisconsin Division of Conservation Blair Wis Sprig Twig Blair Futures Garden Club Homemakers of America Ofter Beth Holven Betsy Paul Beth Schneider Sherry Jacobson Jean Tranberg Janet Mathson Bonnie Schansberg Betty Matson Walter Kling David Dolezel Coulee Drive Coulee Hillview Home

Kelley-Scholze Wedding Details At St Patrick Church

Diane Kelley and Philip Scholze wed at 1 30 p m Saturday in St Patrick Catholic Church Onalaska. Rev Donald Klauke officiated reception followed at the Onalaska Legion. The bride, daughter of Albert and Rose Kelley, wore venise lace gown with silk organza and forward petal headpiece. The groom, son of Ben and ? Scholze, is a civil engineer for Milwaukee Railroad. They will reside at 1409 N Salem Rd.

Diane Emily Kelley Philip Scholze Rev Donald Klauke St. Patrick's Catholic Church Onalaska Ben Scholze Oak Ave. S Karla Stetzer Loren Waldenberger Diane Sanden David Anderson Gary Peters David Scholze Salem Road Milwaukee Railroad

Sorority Plans Summer Activities Echoed by Beta Sigma Phi

At a May 21 meeting at Lois Novak's home 2728 Glendale Ave the Alpha Gamma Chapter announced summer and fall plans. Co hosts were Mrs Floyd Hillstrom and Mrs Jero O'Hagan. Mrs Robert Hare and Mrs Wesley Hurlburt led a program titled the Amateur explaining work for love not money and pursuing topics for personal happiness.

Alpha Gamma Beta Sigma Phi Lois Novak Glendale Ave Floyd Hillstrom Jero O'Hagan Robert Hare Wesley Hurlburt

23 Materials Needed for a Modern Shoe

An item lists 23 essential materials besides leather required to assemble a modern shoe. It outlines the core components and how they contribute to fit durability and appearance.

Leonardo Da Vinci Inspired Great Bridge by Human Foot Mechanism

Leonardo da Vinci studied the human foot and used insights from its mechanics to inform the design of a major bridge. The note highlights his curiosity about anatomy guiding early engineering ideas.

Leonardo da Vinci

Footwear Cost Link to Labor Hours Over Time

A garbled report links shoe costs to hours worked with a claim that a pair’s sole flexes 900000 times and that wear has declined by 75 percent over three months of average use in the last 50 years.

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