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Edward J. Bogest, manager of marketing and sales for the Rhinelander and Columbus mills of the St. Regis Printing and Packaging Papers Division, has been elected vice chairman of the board of directors of the Glassine and Greaseproof Group of the Specialty Packaging and Industrial Division of the American Paper Institute. In addition to these responsibilities, he will become a member of the executive committee of the API’s Specialty Packag ing and Industria Division. Bogest, whose office is in Rhinelander, joined St Regis on June 1, 1971. He is a U.S. Navy veteran of World War II and received his A.B. degree in business administration from Columbia University in 1950. His early sales experience was gained while working for Johns Manville Sales Corp oration and the Coates Board and Carton Company. From 198 to 1864 he was with General Felt Products Nicolet Campus Open Dec. 26-28 Nicolet College announced that the campus will be open from 8 am. to 4:3 p.m. on Dec. %, 27 and 2. All colleges offices will be open, and the student services office will be receiving registrations for the second semester. Services in the Learning Resources Center will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The community _ services office indicates that arrangements may be made for area visitors to tour the Lake Julia Campus on those dates. All campus building will be Closed Dec. 2, 23, 24 and 3. Division of Standard Packaging Corporation where he advanced to sales manager. He joined Champion Pack ages Company in 84 as eastern regional sales manager and advanced to general sales manager before becoming director of sales and market ing for Oneida Paper Products Company, Clifton, N.J., in 1963. He remained with Oneida until accepting his current assignment with St. Regis. Besides his activities in the API glassine and grease proof group, Bogest is an associate member of Potato Chip Institute International. He is married and the father of five daughters. WRESTLING — Thursday evening — Antigo here. VARSITY basketball Friday night — Marshfield here. LONGFEST at South Park on Thursday evening at 7. Parents are invited. SCHOOL OFFICES will be Closed all next week. THURSDAY’S MENU: Chop suey with rice. CURRAN SCHOOL Open House today from 3:15 till 4:15. A REPRESENTATIVE for the U.S. Air Force will be at RHS on Thursday from 2:6 to 1:6. After 1:6 he will be at the army office on Brown Street. CHUCKLE: Statistics show that men who kiss their wives goodby in the morning live five years longer than those who don’t. Some of you better pucker up before you trucker out! Wilma LaCrosse Wins in Tourney EAGLE RIVER — Wilma LaCrosse of Eagle River won first prize at the weekly sheepshead tournament at the Chatter-Box Bar, Sunday, with a score of # points, 15 net plays and two lost plays. Shirley Mueller, Rhinelander, followed close with 4 points, 15 net plays and four lost plays. Gregor Weber, Sugar Camp, took third place with 40 points, 12 net plays. Bill Franke, Rhinelander, had 2 points, and Wes LaCrosse, Eagle River, finished with 30 points. EDWARD J. BOGEST
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Rhinelander Daily News
Rhinelander, Wisconsin, US
Wed, Dec 19, 1973
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