Dentists' Rezoning Bid Faces Neighborhood Opposition
The City Council Committee-of-the-Whole heard two dentists seek a commercial rezoning for a State Road Sunset Drive clinic, offering a 25 year deed restriction to ease fears. Neighbors opposed the change despite no objection to a clinic, risking a 16-5 vote threshold Thursday. Also approved or denied several zoning moves affecting 10th Street and nearby properties.
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State Road
Sunset Drive
Roy J. Buehrle
William W. Lippstrean
Twirlers Join Folk Opera In Coulee Region Festival
The Happy Twirlers join in the one act folk opera Down In The Valley to be staged Tuesday at 8 30 p.m. in Coleman Vocational Auditorium. Harmer Root conducts a chorus of 40 and a seven member cast. Gary Glaze directs with 40 dancers and seven performers. Dancers include Normand Jennie Indvick Al and Marge Schroeder Bill and Gladys Webb Bill and Jean Sauer. Admission is free.
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Opera Workshop
Coleman Vocational Auditorium
Happy Twirlers
la Crosse
Coulee Region
Harmer Root
Gary Glaze
Normand
Jennie Indvick
Marge
Schroeder
Bill
Gladys Webb
Jean Sauer
Kurt Weill
City Redistricting Plan Presented to Council for Review
A tentative reapportionment plan crafted with County Board input is shown to the City Council Committee of the Whole. It shifts the 19th Ward to the South Side to balance wards, with North Side wards 1 9 and 10 just elected and 15th, 19th, 20th with less than two years’ terms guiding the change.
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County Board
City Council
Council
Curtis Storck
County Legislative Committee
Rose Street
Car
South Side
12Th Ward
Storck
North Side
Sheldon Nerby
Harold Otto
Nerby
Otto
Keep Draft Board Informed: Register Address Updates
Local Board 33 of the Selective Service System urged registrants to notify the office at 211 Federal Building in writing of current addresses family status and dependency. Amid heavy calls and walk-ins after Johnson's draft remarks the board awaits September induction quota and date.
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Local Board 33
Selective Service System
Federal Building
Johnson
Camp McCoy payroll to reach 5.25 million this season
Camp McCoy finance officer Lt. Robert L. Nussbaum leads a staff of 11 civilians and eight military personnel in paying Reserve National Guard and summer garrison troops during open tours from April 19 to September 15. The payroll, totaling 5.25 million dollars, covers travel pay and requires expert handling by long serving staff including Mrs. Keller chief cashier and Mrs. Ott who oversees the pay section.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Robert L. Nussbaum
Nussbaum
Robert Ott
William Keller
Stewart McCoy
McCoy
Gen. McCoy
32Nd Infantry Division
Ott
Tavern operator given ultimatum by committee
Alderman Bernard F. Maney told the Council Committee that Norbert Schmidtz of Schmidty's Bar and Restaurant must explain efforts to fix alleged code violations or risk license jeopardy. Some violations are being repaired and licenses will be reviewed in 30 to 60 days. The sanitarian noted the tavern lacks a large enough toilet for its capacity.
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Bernard F. Maney
16Th Ward
Council
Norbert Schmidt
Schmidty
State Road
Council Judiciary Committee
Maney
Charles T. Trevallee
Schmidty’s
Playground Contests At Erickson And Trane Playgrounds
Erickson Playground hosted water-balloon throwing and a balloon relay on Monday. In the balloon throw Phil Knothe and Craig Fiedler won first. Peter Hosch and Dennis Potaracke second. Jay Krebsbach and Eugene Nibbelink third. Trane Playground held a bike decorating contest with Loren Sveen first, John Matuska second, Bruce Amundson third in the boys division. Mary Schmidt first, Denise Hodge second, Gretchen Johnson third in the girls division.
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Erickson Playground
Phil Knothe
Craig Fiedler
Peter Hosch
Dennis Potaracke
Jay Krebsbach
Eugene Nibbelink
Trane Playground
Loren Sveen
John Matuska
Bruce Amundson
Mary Schmidt
Denise Hodge
Gretchen Johnson
One Way Traffic Proposed On Main And State Streets
La Crosse City Council considers a study on making State and Main Streets one way. Alderman Nerby notes heavy 1960s traffic counts and prior opposition to pairing State and King Streets, with overhead completion in 1962 and counts showing shifts after.
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la Crosse
City Council
Sheldon Nerby
20Th Ward
Nerby
State
King Streets
George Street
11Th Street
West Avenue
Main
State and
King
Final Concert In Park In Riverside Park Tuesday
The La Crosse Concert Band will give its last park concert of the season at 8 p.m. Tuesday from the Anderson Band Shell in Riverside Park. The program includes four numbers led by James Sturgis with soloists Cynthia Foss and Mary Jane Franckson, plus a West Salem High School horn quartet and a twirler. The event is sponsored by the Recording Industries Trust Fund.
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Anderson
Riverside Park
la Crosse
Cynthia Foss
Houston
Minn
Augsburg College
St. Paul
Mary Jane Franckson
Logan High
James Sturgis
Logan
West Salem High School
Becky Tanke
D. R. Wartinbee
Caledonia
West Salem
Recording Industries Trust Fund
Wartinbee
Anderson Band Shell
Ceidar Falls
Iowa
Horn Heads Girl Scout Fund Drive
James Horn of La Crosse chairs Riverland Council fundraising drive starting September 13 in council communities when United Funds are not present. Horn co-owns Steuben McKee Funeral Home and holds multiple civic memberships. Mrs. Horn co-leads Troop 48 at St. Joseph Cathedral while campaign theme is Girl Scouting A Promise in Action and targets part of a 29661 budget.
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James Horn
la Crosse
Riverland Girl Scout Council
Horn
Steuten-McKee Funeral Home
Kiwanis, Elks
National Funeral Directors Association
Western District Funeral Directors Association
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
Jurors Report for Spring Term County Court Panel
Jurors for the spring term County Court Branch 2 are to report at 9 a.m. Wednesday. A jury will be selected for the traffic accident suit before Judge Leonard F. Roraff, per Clerk Carl F. Schnick.
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County Court Branch 2
Fof
Carl F. Schnick
Leonard F. Roraff
La Crescent council heated over cable franchising
La Crescent Minnesota heated four hour special meeting on American Cable Co. non exclusive franchise amid accusations and council friction. Village Attorney Duxbury withdrew, outside counsel to be sought. Ace Telephone request and permit issue with landfill dump discussed. Saturday meeting set for legal opinions.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Joseph Becker
la Crosse
John McDonald
American Cable Co
John Cook
Ed Allen
Cable Company
Minnesota
Rochester
Ace
Duxbury
Becker
McDonald
Ace Telephone Corp
Buzz DeJarlais
Ace Telephone
Larry Jones Benefit Events Support Cancer Patient
Larry Jones, who lost his right arm to cancer, is improving at St. Francis Hospital La Crosse. Fundraisers raise the $1,100 total with a Tomah barbershop benefit, a Sparta car smash at Dairy Queen, and a Cataract Moonlight Pavilion dance. Contributions may be mailed to First National Bank La Crosse.
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Sparta
Wis
Larry Jones
St. Francis Hospital
la Crosse
Tomah
August Schamens
Chuck Bruder
Lowell Burnett
Larry
Lloyd Jones
Steve Krueger
Ron Krause
Sparta Dairy Queen
Cataract
First National Bank
Blood Drive At Courthouse Falls Short Of Daily Quota
Donors contributed 80 pints of blood Monday as the Red Cross Bloodmobile operated at the La Crosse County Courthouse. The drive runs Tuesday 1 to 6 pm then moves to the Trane Company on Wednesday, collecting slightly more than half the daily quota.
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Red Cross
la Crosse County
Trane Company
Diocese asks about city school surplus property
The Catholic Diocese of La Crosse sent a letter to the school board seeking information on surplus district properties after the new South Side high school opens. The note asked for a reply by Sept 15 but did not name a specific school. The diocese plans to discuss the matter with the building and grounds committee.
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la Crosse City
New South Side
Msgr
Halloran
la Crosse Tribune
Hoglund
Central High School
Supt
Henry C. Schwandt
A. F. Jordan
Coleman Voca
Tional
Jordan
Coleman School Board
Central
Charles G. Richardson
Schwandt
Richardson
Eugene Leonard
Skeeter Schedule Spraying Route Tonight
Spraying equipment will complete work from Park Drive to the south city limits between Losey Boulevard and East Avenue. Spraying starts at 9 p.m.
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Park Drive
Losey Boulevard
East Avenue
Cadet Drum and Bugle Corps Parent Meeting in La Crescent
The Blue Star Cadet Drum and Bugle Corps Parent's Club will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the La Crescent American Legion Clubrooms.
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LA Crescent
Minn
The
Blue Star
American Legion
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Tribune
Harry Larsson
Committee-of-the-Whole
S. 10Th St
N. 8Th St
American Studios Inc
Oakland
la Crosse State University
Coulee Region Symphony
Frank Italiano
Beethoven
Eroica Symphony
Voliams “Greensleeves
Liszt
Piano Concerto
Lorrie Pierce Glaze
Claren Ferrier
Johnson St
Holy Trinity Church
Schumacher
Ray J. Schumacher
Roy Tichenor
Don Kish, JR
Keller
Horn Heads Girl Scout Fund
la Crescent Council
William Mishler
L. L. Duxbury
Water Pollution Control Commission
State Board of Health
Alan Charley
Martin Miller
DIAL
Merrill N. Davis, Jr
C.L.A
Thomas R. Larkin
Martin W. Hass
West Salem, Wis
George A. Sladky
Richard A. Tausche
Thomas M. Multerer
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MGR
Equitable
Living Insurance
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Lacrosse Office
Home Office
New York, N.Y
Skeeter Schedule
Miracle
Dahlberg Electronics, Inc
Dahlberg
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