The Post-Crescent from Appleton, Wisconsin • 16

The Post Cnscent A IS Monday, April Distiict Woman's Clubs Kaukauna Girl 'Fashions Way Through National Competition Convention Is Thursday Registration for the 36th an-lbook contest, art contest and nual convention of Sevenm Dis- poetry contest. The Teacner trict, Wisconsin Federation of Conservation Scholarship winner Woman's Clubs set for Thurs- also will be announced. Fifty- projects appear to be designed to bridge that gap between the teens and young womanhood. There are exercises in youth fashion such as putting to- day at the American Baptist year members will De nonoreo. Installation of officers and a Assembly at Green Lake should tea in honor of new officers will be made immediately with Mrs conclude the event.

Ruth Lehner, Princeton. The Princeton Woman'3 Club will host the event. Registration and coffee hour Association Honors Scouts Members will begin at 8:30 a.m. in Pillsbury Hall. Meetings will begin at 9:30 a.m..

Morning speaker is Mrs. Ken I If neth Reed, state president from Kenosha, whose topic is "Apples of Gold Vessels of Silver. gether a complete wardrobe for a high schooler and reviewing a teen magazine. In the realm of more mature experience in fashion, competitors interviewed two important women in the community involved in fashion, interviewed people who work behind the fashion scene and wrote a newspaper article describing the spring and summer line of Bobbie Brooks. Final Project The final, and most intricate project, was the coordination of a fashion show.

Among judging points were how well music and settings were used to show off the clothes and how the clothes were arranged in groups. "Popcorn, Peanuts and Clowns" was the theme chosen by Mary Pat for her show Tuesday at the YMCA. Mary Pat got an extra boost from the city Tri-Y clubs which sold tickets and will receive the proceeds of the event. Mary Pat plans to continue her start in a fashion career, beginning next fall at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and then perhaps transferring to a specialized school of fashion later. Clothes are as much a part of a teen-age girl's life as records, high school, Cokes and boys.

It's a fun thing where a young lady can express herself in her unique half-girl, half-woman world. Also a part of the teen girl's world is a part-time job. And when that job Involves working with fashion, it combines extra cash with fun and "growing" experiences. Miss Mary Pat McCarty, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Neil McCarty, 601 W. Wisconsin Kaukauna, is a second -year member of Prange's Teen Board and the store representative on the Bobbie Brooks National Fashion Board. For the Kaukauna High School senior, this is more than just a job after school and weekends. Scholarship Prize Since October Mary Pat has been Involved, with about 200 other national representatives, in competition for a $5,000 first place scholarship award presented annually by the sponsoring manufacturer of junior clothing. On her hopeful way to the big prize, each competitor was assigned six projects in the world of fashion.

The 'Troubled Youth in a Trou bled World" is the topic of Dr. Harold A. Treffert, superinten dent of Winnebago State Hospi Liiikw "XskVf i JfA tal, who will speak at the afternoon session. Youth Panel Also participating in the af Adult members of the Apple-ton Association of Girl Scouts who have helped to make Association sponsored events possible were honored at the group's March meeting. Honorees were Mrs.

Lester Muenster, Mrs. Graham Waring, Mrs. Grant Hoffman, Mrs. Richard Hero-nemus, Mrs. James DeGroot and Mrs.

Darrell Bowman. Twleve graduating Senior Scouts also were honored. They were presented with miniature Girl Scout Trefoil pins. Mrs. Frederick Ziemann and Mrs.

James DeGroot were presented 10-year pins. Policies, standards and procedures were discussed by delegates to the annual meeting of the Fox River Area Council planned for Wednesday at Memorial Presbyterian Church. ternoon session will be a youth panel from Ripon College which will discuss questions on Viet nam, religion, the new morali ty," the draft system and drugs Miss Mary Pat McCarty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil McCarty, Kaukauna, gives lively commentary for the fashion show she staged Tuesday evening at the Y.

in presenting "The Viewpoint of Youth." In addition to the speakers, "This is Your Life," colored slides from individual clubs will be shown and narrated. Awards will be presented in the press A Model Steps into the circus ring, above, that served as a stage for spring and summer fashions in the "Popcorn, Peanuts and Clowns" fashion show put together by Miss Mary McCarty as a final project in national competition among members of Bobbie Brooks National Fashion Board. At left, Miss Barbara Haas, Chicago, a representative of the clothing firm, was on hand to judge Mary Pat's show and present her with a certificate of merit recognizing completion of the projects. (Post Crescent Photos) Couple Weds in Military Ceremony Genevieve Paulson Circle Plans Lunch, Style Showr kitchen; Mrs. Joseph Moriarty, dining room; Mrs.

Gene Davis, Miss Ellen Marie Huebl and Steven Charles Barney ex State Oiiicer to Visit Kaukauna Eastern Star KAUKAUNA Mrs. Roberta Limberg, Glenwood City, worthy grand matron of the Order of the Eastern Star, will make an official visit to Odile Chapter 184 at a 7:30 p.m. Tuesday dinner at the Masonic Temple. Dinner will be served by the Past Matrons' Club for officers, guests and escorts. A reception and lunch is planned after the business meeting, Neighboring chapters have been invited.

changed wedding promises in military ceremony at 7 p.m. Mrs. Gordon Steinberg and Mrs. Donald Utschig are co-chiarmen for the salad luncheon and style show planned by Genevieve Paulson Circle of The King's Daughters at 1 p.m. April 25 at All' Saints Episcopal Church.

Assisting in preparations for at Trinity Lutheran Saturday attended Lincoln Junior College, Lincoln, 111. Sgt. Barney is U.S. Marine recruiter for Appleton. The couple will reside in Menasha.

Promises Exchanged NEENAH Mrs. Esther tickets, and Mrs. E. J. Miner, models.

Modeling in the fashion show will be Mmes. Walter Gross, Harrison Robinson, John Turner, Douglas Robertson and Sidney Fielkow. Proceeds from the event will be used to support the Circle's charitable projects. the event are Mrs. David Wei- land and Mrs.

Robert Gordon, 4 Eastman became the bride of Edward Otto in a March 20 ceremony at the Winnebago Let Freezer Do the Work County Courthouse, Oshkosh County Court Judge Herbert Dr. Horwich to Discuss Role as 'Miss Frances at Conference Mueller officiated. Honor attendants were Mr. The efficient use of your freezer compartment can be the key to convenience, economy and Mrs. John Koepsel.

Mrs. Koepsel is the bridegroom's and short-cuts in meal planning. University, and the Ph.D. from Dr. Frances Horwich, perhaps daughter.

ents with Miss Frances," again showcase the warm personality of this educator. best known to TV viewers as Even a small freezer compart Northwestern, she taught at the A reception was held Sunday "Miss Frances" of the NBC-TV ment can be a great help, college level. Recognition of her afternoon at the Neenah Labor "Ding Dong School," will head Admirers of Dr. Horwich 's Temple, Knowing just what and how to the speaker's list at an April service to education added the honorary Dr. of Pedagogy degree, bestowed by Bowling Mr.

Otto is employed by freeze, preparing double rapport with children often have tried to define the "Magic" of American Can Neenah. 27th current events conference for women. The meeting will be amounts. some, sav Green (Ohio). Just prior to her The couple lives at 125 Gruen- ing some.

the first steps her talent. Perhaps an award from the Big Brother Association makes the best attempt. It entrance into network television, wald St. to consider. held in the Reeve Memorial Union Lounge at Wisconsin State University-Oshkosh.

Dr. Horwich had advanced to Here are some tips on freez says in part: "Her devotion to the chairmanship of the Educa Dr. i will discuss children throughout her adult tion Department of Roosevelt "Television and Our Family," University, Chicago. Presbyterian CirclesWill Meet Tuesday applying her experience and ing: No other, single factor in freezing is as important as the protection of food against moisture loss and "freezer burn." Proper wrapping is essential. Plastic keeps moisture inside Television, however, was not knowledge in both these areas Dr.

Horwich's only mass media to her address and relating her contribution to the education of Circles of Memorial Presby views to the conference theme, pffi Pik? Yk I mmmmmmmmm iflmm I Immmm' llBllllllllF lsmmff9m I mmrnmmm wJ win i iii mi imm'V terian Church will meet Tues 'Television: Architect of So and frost from touching the food. There's no guessing what's children. For several decades, parents and children have read and enjoyed her many articles and books for and about chil ciety." The aim of the confer day. Mrs. Harold Heller, 533 in the freezer either the see- ence is to consider how and why through wrapping tells you at a television has changed our so dren and the parent-child rela Tonka will be hostess for the 1:30 p.m.

meeting of Theol glance just what inside. ciety, and whether anything tionship. Her series of Ding Here's another important tip: can, or should, be done about it. Dong School books is still popa Next time your supermarket Throughout the 1950's, "Ding lar. But even these activities ogy group.

The program will be "Exploration into God," chapter on Prayer. "The Enemy in the Pew" is has a "special" on meat, buy Dong School" was the household were not the limits of involve Ztmlckt Phot enough for another meal. By choice for good, wholesome ment for Dr. Horwich in her Mrs. S.

C. Barney choosing a double recipe, you viewing for children, and the love for youngsters. Most Recent Award the topic of the Book Review circle which will meet at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Fred program ultimately was hon stretch your dollar savings into two meals and save a day's Church.

Performing the rite ored with every children's pro was the Rev. Christian Thearle She became active in numer work in the kitchen. Burdett, 2705 Oakwood Court. gramming award for excellence ous voluntary organizations, re The bride is the daughter of "Miss Frances," who both suiting in many awards and Mrs. Vera Blondey, 614 wrote and produced the show, Milwaukee Journal stations, The Fellowship circle will meet at 1:30 p.m.

in the church parlor to hear a program on Alaska presented by Mrs. Ralph citations for her contributions. Richmond St. Parents of the was acclaimed "the outstanding WTMJ, WTMJ-FM. bridegroom are Mr.

and Mrs. contributor to the children of Her most recent Certificate of Appreciation came from her work with the 1967 Youth Power Landis H. O. Barney, 1901 N. Racine Further information on how to register for this conference can iw wmipniMiniiiiuiiww i this nation as teacher, educator, Committee Members for Genevieve Paulson Circle's salad luncheon and style show scheduled for April 25 have a tasting party at the home of Mrs." Donald Utschig, to select recipes to serve at the event.

From left are Mrs. Gordon Steinberg, gen eral co-chairman; Mrs. Robert Gordon and David Weiland, food co-chairman, and Mrs. general co-chairman. (Post-Crescent Photo) St.

be obtained by calling or writ Project in Chicago Committee Dr. Horwich and friend." Now Chicago Director Mrs. Clare Kiepke, volunteer coordinator at the Outagamie County Hospital, will speak ing the Division of Extended I on Urban Opportunity, Today, although "Ding Dong Services, Wisconsin State Uni The bride chose her sister, Miss Bonnie Huebl, as maid of honor. Junior bridal aides were Miss Terry Asman and Miss life has been marked by her! "Television: Architect of So- about activities for the volun versity-Oshkosh. acceptance of all children sjciety" is being jointly sponsored ability to learn for themselves.

Cindy Blondey. her faith in children has 1 David L. Hardt, Sioux City, Iowa, attended as best man. touched the lives of thousands who have been permanently School" no longer is seen on the network, Dr. Horwich remains active in her concern to provide good television viewing for children.

After the live telecast of "Ding Dong School" ended, she subsequently became Supervisor of Children's Programs for the National Broadcasting Company, Educational Director for teer at the hospital at the 8 p.m. meeting of the Christian Family Living and Social Action circle in the church parlor. New Delights to Inspire the Chef Take your choice: Use a met Guests were seated by Robert influenced by that faith in them." Christman, Robert Cain, Donald by the Division of Extended Services, Wisconsin State University-Oshkosh; Lawrence University, Appleton; and the University of Wisconsin Extension through the U.W. Green Bay and Fox Valley Centers. Other conference speakers will be: James Robertson, Director of Radio and Television, Brannon and William Wessel.

Guy Blondey was ringbearer. Renowned as Author Many years ago, Dr. Horwicb The newlyweds left the church al spoon or your fingers to hol- took her first job in an ele low out tomatoes before stuffing the Curtis Publishing Company, mentary school in Evanston, under an arch of crossed swords. They greeted guests at a reception in the church par University of Wisconsin; Harold Illinois. She had just received for a salad or a hot dish.

a uw 'c U1 iDirector of Children's Program- Heating butter for frying? Let ming for WFLD-TV, Chicago. Larson, Vice President, J. Wal lors. ter Thompson advertising agen The bride is employed as a the foam subside on the melted Her television programs, "Time her Ph.B. degree from the University of Chicago.

Later, after earning an M.A. from the Teachers College of Columbia cy of Chicago; and Arthur nurse's aide at ADDleton Me- butter before adding the nieces: for Children with Miss Olszyk, News Editor for the yN, store morial Hospital. Her husband'of food that are to be fried. Frances," and "Time for Par Black Pattnt Ben Lustra Cerfam (Matching Bags) Blu Calfskin The Perfect Mother's Day Gift i Shimmering Lustre Gleaming of ground level, a ihoe of iculp-tured beauty. Purchase a pair today and enjoy the comfort of Air Step ihoet from Stewart's.

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Irving Williamson, at left, Mrs. Elmer Grassl and Mrs. Floyd Kessler watch. (Post-Crescent Photo) American Legion Auxiliary members of Unit 38 honored Fox Valley Area Gold Star Mothers at a luncheon Thursday afternoon at the American Legion Clubhouse. Mrs.

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