The Daily Tribune from Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin • Page 7

ETN session to help music teachers An upcoming workshop for music and classroom teachers will provide new ideas and fresh approaches for teaching i in a and junior high school. "Ideas For General Music" is a University of Wisconsin- Extension program available here via the a i a Telephone Network (ETN) on Nov. 24, Dec. 1 and Dec. 8 from 6:30 7:50 p.m.

The first session explores resources for American and Wisconsin folk music and lore for celebrating the Bicentennial in music. The next session focuses on nontraditional environments for general music and the concluding seminar considers courses for junior high school using ideas of open education and instruments to allow students to progress at their own rate. The fee is $12. The area listening post is a i Room in the courthouse. Those wishing to enroll may contact the Wood County Extension Office.

4233000, ext. 195. Stingers elect officers Almquist-Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Robert A quist, 2131 E.

Washington announce the engagement of i a a Douglas Nelson, the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson, Rt. 1. Wisconsin Rapids.

Her fiance is employed at Sanna Division. An April 3, 1976 wedding is being planned. Joan Almquist Wedding plans named Apfelbeck- Athnos Sandra Marie Apfelbeck and Mark Louis Athnos announce i i i plans. Parents of the couple are a i i a Apfelbeck, 6821 Sunset Strip, and Mr. and Mrs.

Dwaine Johnson, 730 Lee St. Miss Apfelbeck is a senior at Lincoln High School and is employed at McDonald's. Her fiance has been serving in the U.S. A for one year and is presently stationed in Italy. Wedding plans are set for Dec.

27. Lions to bring Santa Glaus to Edgewater Nekoosa Lions i sponsor a Santa Claus fur the Edgewater a i Home a a Christinas Party Dec. the club decided at its Monday nijjht mot-ting. The club will provide small i for (lie home residents The organization i lx i to sponsor a Santa Clans for the party. The Nekoosa l.ions and the Roche A Cri chapter i hold a i ladies' night meeting Jan 19.

a guest speaker was 1-rncsl Rice. 521 4th St. gave a slide presentation nil Shriner's charities. The Daily Tribune Thursday, November 13, 1975 Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Page 15 Sandra Apfelbeck The Super Stingers 4-H Club elected officers for the year at its November meeting.

Serving as president will be Amy i i Theresa secretary, a a treasurer, Diana Sonnenberg; and reporter, Cathy Kalitzke. The Christmas party was planned for Dec. 8 from p.m. at the Kellner Moravian Church, with a '50s theme. Mill Creek Club The Mill Creek Busy Bees 4- Club is planning a candy sale for next spring.

At the November meeting, which was parents' i Gary Jackson, county extension 4-H and youth agent, spoke and a demonstration a i Linzmeier. Dennis Larsh was enrolled as a new member of the club. Members also drew names for the club's Christmas party in December. New officers will be elected at the next meeting on Dec. 8 a i a i Milladore.

is the time to order your Personalized Christmas Cards Look through our many Christmas albums and select the card just right MMO Stationery Office Supply 130 1st S. 423-4520 Couple marks 40th anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dix, 630 18th Ave. were honored on their 40th wedding anniversary Sunday with a surprise dinner party at the home of i a a Kaetterhenry.

Pittsville. The a i was hosted by i i a i families. The couple was married at the Methodist parsonage in Neillsville on Nov. 9, 1935. Among those attending the event were their children and their spouses: Mr.

and Mrs. Dean Dix, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dix, Mr. and Mrs.

Lynn Dix, a a Lohman, and Mr. and Mrs. a Their eight grandchildren and Mrs. Ida Dix, his mother, also attended. Piano recital slated Sunday Piano students of Sister Mary Senglaub i be presenting a recital at 2 p.m.

Sunday at Assumption High School. a i i a i beginners as well as advanced students. Students are: Mary and Lori i Beth Penza, Dawn i a a a Fenander, Timothy Osowski, Jennifer Judge, Carol Fifi, a i a a i a Langeberg. Cwiklo, Jeanine Irwin. Lynn Simonis, Jeffrey Panko, Donn a a a Glodoski, Valerie Schmirler.

a A Christcnsen, Deanna Lang, Barbara David, and Robert Kryshak. Still pumping Bertha Carman, 86, prepares to pump gas at her restaurant-grocery-gas store in Lanark, a northern Illinois farm town. Bertha makes homemade food, still sells eggs for 75 cents, and continues working "only because I like to keep active." Bertha has never been robbed but feels "our country is in bad shape when our President 'has to be surrounded by guards and wear a bulletproof vest for protection." (AP Wirephoto) modern interiors inc. 1316 Church SI. Stevens Point Scroll From Ubriry 9-5 Fridij Nilei 'til 9 HITACHI Television Warranty 10 YEARS 2 YEARS YEAR ANNOUNCING the opening of Prices start at 5 109" GALLES MARMEfrlV 2321 8th St.

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