Council OK for Stellpflug to hire finance aide
Stellpflug is authorized to hire a deputy only with Common Council approval. The Council kept the $638 starting and $773 top salary for finance officer and added $26 monthly for fiscal work at the Mary E Sawyer Auditorium. Stellpflug’s promotion to deputy and hiring of an accountant were rejected.
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Gan
Stellpflug
Mary E. Sawyer
South Side Pool Plans For Erickson Field Presented
The La Crosse Common Council heard Davy Engineering Co outline a 772 capacity pool at Erickson Field with 607 in main and 165 in wading pools. Plans previously priced at 180000 rose to 250000, though city funds total 200000. Alderman Nerby proposed hiring an architect for a Logan High School pool, while North Side aldermen favor Swanson Field.
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Erickson Field
la Crosse
Davy Engineering Co
Philip S. Davy
Davy
Sheldon Nerby
20Th Ward
Board of Public Works
Logan High School
North Side
Swanson Field
Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Nerby
Logan
Baseball on Air Minnesota Twins Face Indians Friday
Radio schedule lists WKBH Friday at 7 55 p m for Minnesota Twins versus Cleveland Indians. Saturday program continues with baseball at 1 25 p m on WKBH.
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WKBH
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland Indians
Cornerstone Laid for Gateway Building and Time Capsule
A time capsule was sealed in the Gateway Grocery Co distribution center cornerstone as labor and management marked the ceremony. Participants included Gateway officials, union representatives, and labor lawyers, with a post ceremony river cruise and a music program featuring Puccini and Verdi selections.
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New
Gateway Grocery Co
Gateway
David E. Nudd
Francis Rhomberg
Elmer Seebold
Harold Fluekiger
Teamsters Local 199
Leonard Chojnacki
Joseph Becker
Nudd
D. B. Reinhart
Pyroil plans move trigger zoning hearing Sept. 3
The La w Standard Oil Co seeks to relocate to 10 Copeland Ave and allow Pyroil Inc to take the current Standard Oil site. Baytos Development proposes a Kmart rezoning along State Road Losey Blvd with additional residential to local business requests. A new residence auxiliary zone for funeral homes was created and Sletten-McKee Funeral Home rezoning approved.
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Standard Oil
Law Standard Oil Co
Crosse Common Council
Monitor Street
Copeland Avenue
Pyroil Co
Burlington Tracks Inc
Pyroil Co., Inc
Main St
Copeland Ave
Baytos Development Corp
Youngstown
Ohio
State Road
Losey Boulevard
Kmart
Krause Kabin Kourt
Farnam Street
Farnam St
Losey Blvd. S
Pace Services, Inc
Rose St
West Avenue
Ferry Streets
Sletten-McKee
Festival to Close Fifth Annual Coulee Arts Festival
The Coulee Region Festival of Arts ends with an outdoor concert Saturday at 8 30 p m in Myrick Park. Vocal soloists Elaine Klund and James Fudge perform with Mrs Klund who has sang with the civic choir and recently gave a recital in La Crosse State University’s summer concert series.
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Myrick Park
Coulee Region
Elaine Klund
James Fudge
Klund
Civic
la Crosse State University
Concert Change for Coulee Region Arts Workshop Concert
A select group of local musicians in the Coulee Region Festival of Arts symphony workshops will perform a workshop concert Friday at 7 30 p m in the Crystal Room at the Stoddard Hotel. Admission is free to the public.
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Coulee Region
Crystal Room
Stoddard Hotel
Police Ambulance Record for Vernon Van Vleet
On August 12 at 12 15 p m Vernon Van Vleet of 1403 North Bainbridge Street was transported to St Francis Hospital by ambulance after a call from Vernon Van Vleet flagged by police and ambulance crews.
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Vernon van Vleet
N. Bainbridge ‘St
St. Francis Hospital
La Crosse Council delays study on merging police and fire duties
The La Crosse Common Council Judiciary Committee debates a proposal by Alderman Davis to study merging police and fire department responsibilities. The plan, directed by the Committee-of-the-Whole, faces refiled action and funding questions as officials search for the lacking legislation and paperwork. A consultant option from Eau Claire was noted at $6,500, but funding remains unsettled.
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Davis
Crosse
Barauur
la Crosse
Common Council
Merrill Davis
Council
Kenneth Niedbalski
Niedbalski
Judiciary Committee
John K. Flanagan
James Shoger
6Th Ward
Harold Lee
Judiciary
Wollenburg Campaigning In La Crosse For Senate
Arlyn F. Wollenburg, age 43 from Oshkosh, campaigned on La Crosse streets as a Democratic Senate candidate. He criticized incumbent Sen. William Proxmire for his propaganda newsletters and proposed a $2 minimum wage to address low wages and social ills.
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Arlyn F. Wollenburg
U.S
la Crosse
Wollenburg
Oshkosh
William Proxmire
Proxmire
Car Crash Burns Rural Couple Injures City Couple
A Grandview Hospital report lists Noble Prentice and his wife Elsa as recovering from severe burns and other injuries after a two door sedan left the west approach to the Mississippi River bridge and burst into flames at 5:50 a.m. on Friday. Police say a steel guard rail pierced the car and both were rushing east when an oncoming vehicle forced them off the road.
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Grandview
la Crosse City
Mississippi River Bridge
Noble Prentice
Elsa
S.6th St
Prentice
Skeeter Spraying Planned Friday To Sunday Areas
Skeeter spraying will cover the area from Park Drive to the south city limits between Losey Boulevard and East Avenue. The same area will be finished Sunday night. Spraying starts at 9 p.m. each night.
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Skeeter
Park Drive
Losey Boulevard
East Avenue
Organ Recital Planned During Kiwanis Meet
La Crosse organist Richard D. Hosier will perform a 45 minute organ recital at 7 p.m. Sunday at St Joseph the Workman Cathedral for the Kiwanis convention of the Wisconsin Upper Michigan District The 3 252 pipe M P Moller organ with the choir loft antiphonal organ is a Midwest standout Hosier a local church organist and recent transplant from Superior has concert credits in St Paul Duluth and Bloomington He plans to teach organ via extension at La Crosse State University and operates a regional organ building and repair venture between Chicago Milwaukee and the Twin Cities.
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John A. Gronouski
Democratic Party
la Crosse
Main St
Daniel T. Flaherty
Gronouski
Walter Thoresen
Ida Learner
Flaherty
Thoresen
Atlantic City
Tribune
Hosier
First Congregational Church
Kiwanis
Superior Central High School
Illinois Wesleyan University
Bloomington
Ill
St. Paul
Duluth
First Presbyterian Church
la Crosse State University
Chicago
Milwaukee
Twin Cities
Council Swaps Land Near Avon and Moore Streets
The La Crosse Common Council agreed Thursday to swap a triangle of land south of a proposed 7 Up site at Avon and Moore Streets for a triangular tract beside the Moore Street lift station. The lift station parcel is owned by Thomas Sager of Holmen, who recently sold land north of the city tract to 7 Up.
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la Crosse
NSP transmission line progress and economic education talk
A La Crosse meeting heard NSP officials report progress on the 345 000 volt transmission line from Twin Cities to east of Stevens Point with 100 wood pole structures completed and segments due 1965 and 1966. T W Benham urged broader economic education from elementary grades onward and noted economics illiteracy among adults and students. D H Renner announced R E Quinn will succeed him in NSP’s Minneapolis office.
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Northern States Power Company
NSP
la Crosse
W. N. Marx
T. W. Benham
Opinion Research Corp
Princeton, N.J
Marx
Hartford, Conn
Eau Claire
Twin Cities
Stevens Point
Benham
D. H. Renner
R. E.quinn
Renner
Minneapolis
La Crosse Council Rejects Beer and Liquor License Changes
Three proposals on beer and liquor licensing were defeated by the La Crosse Common Council on Thursday night. Alderman Harold Lee’s plan to allow multiple bars under one license with archways five feet or longer was rejected, as were limits on Class A beer and liquor licenses. Curtis Storck’s bid to force liquor-use on Class B licenses also failed, risking punishment for 18 year old bars like The Rustic Inn and Madrigal.
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la Crosse
Lee
Curtis Storck
Storck
Melody Mill
Rustic Inn
Main St
Madrigal
S. 3Rd St
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