Brunner and Holt Win Bicycle Rodeo at Lincoln Park
Brunner of Troop 23 and Holt of Troop 14 won a week of camping at Camp Oh Da Ko in the Boy Scout and Jaycee bicycle rodeo at Lincoln Park. The event attracted 90 entrants with Brunner achieving the only perfect score. Holt missed by one point. Eugene Reich placed second in the senior division earning $5 in bicycle merchandise, Eileworth Frankson was runner-up in the Scout section also earning $5, Oliver Kangas won Cub competition and $10, while Tom Wirtz and Bernard Galley tied for second in the Cub tourney earning $5 each.
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Donald Brunner
Glen Holt
Camp Oh Da-Ko
Jaycee
Lincoln Park
Brunner
Holt
Twentieth Avenue
William Rose
Clair
KYF Outposts Begin Summer Schedule in City
KYF Outposts will operate on a summer schedule starting today, announced by director George Limpert. Hours shift to Monday through Friday 6 30 to 9 00 PM and Saturday 1 00 to 5 00 PM. Leaders at the outposts include Ted.
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KYF
George Limpert
Ted
Game Room Champion Wins KYF Award
Bob Crooke, 13, earned the Kenosha Youth Foundation emblem after winning the Junior class Game Room tournament. Jerry Adamson finished second, 13 points behind the 23 point winner. Over 100 boys competed. Jerry Smith oversaw play across pool, table tennis, pix pix, checkers, nok hockey and table golf.
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Bob Crooke
Kenosha Youth Foundation
Jerry Adamson
Jerry Smith
Kiwanians to Hear Hugh L Riordan at Ladies Night
Kenosha Kiwanis will host a 6 45 p m ladies night dinner at the Elks Club featuring Prof Hugh L Riordan of Marquette University business administration as principal speaker. Riordan, 20 year staffer at Marquette, previously taught at Tokyo University and served as French consul and Marine corps officer in World War I. W B Tower Kiwanis president will conduct the program.
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Kenosha Kiwanians
Elks Club
Hugh L. Riordan
Marquette University Business Administration
Riordan
Marquette Business Administration
Tokyo University
French Academy
Marine Corps
W. B. Tower
Kiwanis
Summer events planned for post include tournaments and movies
Limpert states triangle table tennis tournaments will be held in each post this summer along with free movies for all members. The summer highlight is the annual outpost night at the KYF building. Dial 5121 for your Classified Ad.
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Topolovec
Lou Gallo
William iGreco
Limpert
KYF
Winners Named in Kenosha County Safety Speech Contest
Wayne Kirk of Bullamore Forks 4H wins the county safety speech contest and Alene Lenz of Wheatland 4H is second and alternate. County Home Agent Irene Schulist announced the district competition at Lake Geneva June 13. Contest talks on Fire Prevention were given by the winners, two other contestants Maureen Wisnerski and Catherine Bahr, and Walter Newman. Judges were Richard Markus, Lloyd Ogilvie, Lawrence Hastings, Burton Lepp, and Raymond Johnson.
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Wayne Kirk
Bullamore Forks
Kenosha County
Alene Lenz
Wheatland
Court House
Lake Geneva
Irene Schulist
Maureen Wisnerski
Catherine Bahr
Paris Club
Walter Newman
Hillcrest Club
Richard Markus
Lloyd Ogil Ivie
Lawrence Hastings
Burton Lepp
Raymond Johnson
Theater Director Dr Frederick Jesner Dies at 56
Cambridge obituary reports the death of Dr Frederick Jesner, 56, longtime theater workshop director at Wellesley College and former theater director in Germany Switzerland and Houston.
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Cambridge
Mass
Frederick Jesner
Theater Workshop
Wellesley College
Germany
Switzerland
Houston, Tex
Supreme Court Upholds Anti Trust Convictions of Big Three
The Supreme Court today upholds federal anti trust law convictions against the tobacco industry's Big Three firms American Tobacco Liggett and Myers and R J Reynolds.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Tobacco
American
Liggett & Myers
R. J. Reynolds Companies
Disease Cases Reported in City Weekly Totals 228
Dr. A J Randall reports communicable disease activity for the week ending June 8. Measles led with 175 cases, followed by 29 rothern, 23 chickenpox, and one scarlet fever case. There were 27 births during the week.
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A. J. Randall
Deaths, births and marriages in a weekly report
The figure shows 16 boy births and 11 girl births. There were 11 deaths in the week and 23 marriages recorded.
Two Arrested for Illegal Fishing
Two out-of-state fishermen, Eugene C. Nelson and Earl Pickford, were arrested Sunday afternoon at Camp Lake by Conservation Warden Allan Galston for fishing without non-resident licenses. They posted $30 bonds each to appear before Municipal Judge Edward J. Ruetz on June 12.
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Camp Lake
Allan Galston
Eugene C. Nelson
Byron Street
Chicago
Earl Pickford
Sinclaire
N. E
Cleveland
Edward J. Ruetz
K C Plans Annual Election of Officers
Knights of Columbus to hold a regular meeting at the K C home Tuesday evening with the election of officers for the coming year. Elected officers will take office July 1. Session starts at 8 15 p m and ends with a social hour and refreshments.
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Knights of Columbus
K. C
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