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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1965

Page

14

La Crescent field sod laying draws 250 volunteers

In La Crescent Minnesota a two day sod laying bee completed the new high school football field. About 250 volunteers worked on rolling laying and preparing 700 squares of sod. The Booster Club bid $675 for sod and contractors supplied freight. Local groups provided meals refreshments and support.

LA Crescent Minn Joseph Kistler la Crescent Board of Education Gittens Leidel American Legion Auxiliary DeJarlais

Six Teachers Join Coleman Vocational Staff

Six teachers join Coleman Vocational and Adult School. New staff include John T. Boecker technical mathematics and science from Stout State University, Leota Archer with a University of Chicago PhB, Richard Butkiewicz machine shop from Stout State, William Campbell guidance counseling with an MS from Stout, Mrs Maddeline Schuldes coordinator of practical nursing with a BS from Ohio State, and Richard G. Post homecraft instructor with an MS from Kansas State Teachers College. Existing staff list continues with Charles G. Richardson director, Victor E. Larsen trades and industry coordinator, and Harry M. Hutchison business education.

Coleman Vocational and Adult School John T. Boecker Stout State University Leota Archer University of Chicago Aurora, Ill Richard Butkiewicz William Campbell Pinehurst N.C Maronesco Mich Maddeline Schuldes Ohio State University Alliance City Hospital Alliance Ohio Molly Stark Kan Charles G. Richardson Victor E. Larsen Harry M. Hutchison

Education coordinators and staff listed for CCC orientation week

The CCC invites new students Rick and Harry Sweet and faculty to a church breakfast and morning services with church groups. A movie and two convocations introduce newcomers to student activities as part of orientation week events.

Leander Hammerla Harold Hawkins Ansel Heram Ralph Hermann George Hinkley C. Ray Ihle Meta Jonas Robert Maas Dallas S. Moser Lowell D. Morton Marie Peterson Hedwig Rekow Alph M. Sorenson Carl J. Stori Neal Stromstad William Temte Barbara Walter William Welch Eugene Schumann Marion H. Baker Elsie McDowell Marian Meinert Dorothy Stromstad Clifford Dansberry James B. Kellicott Glen Kircheis Raymond Associated Women Studyers Carl A. Panke

Large Incoming class at La Crosse State University for fall

Beginning Sept. 7 new students arrive on the La Crosse State University campus for orientation week activities. Fall semester classes start Sept. 13 with an expected 4 000 students, about a 33 percent rise from last year.

la Crosse State University

Soviet to Sell Up to 750 Million in Gold to Pay for Wheat

The Soviet Union is expected to sell as much as 750 million dollars in gold to the West to finance foreign purchases of wheat this season.

London Soviet Union

Concert Under Stars Delights Coulee Region Festival

Lawrence M. Engelhard reports on the final Saturday concert in Myrick Park. Gary Glaze, guest soloist and opera workshop conductor, performed Donizetti and Verdi arias with a strong dramatic touch. Enesco Romanian Rhapsody 1 and Chabrier Bourree Fantasque closed a season praised for its growing orchestra and bright program material. The review urges continued support for next season.

Lawrence M. Engelhard Coulee Region Gary Glaze Glaze Chabrier George Enesco Bach Ormandy Coulee

Dogs Used To Control Crowd At Reno Fire

Crowds swarmed from Reno casinos to view an early morning fire at the Nevada Bank of Commerce branch. Police dogs were deployed to keep onlookers back from firefighters as smoke and water damaged several adjoining offices.

Reno Nev Nevada Bank of Commerce

State Income Tax Withholding To Be Increased 0.4% on Oct. 1

Wisconsin employers are told to raise state income tax withholding by 0.4 percent for pay periods starting October 1. The rate rise, part of a bracket revision enacted by the legislature and signed by Gov Knowles, will be retroactive for 1965 and offset by additional increases next January. The changes include tax simplification benefits and altered exemptions and deductions affecting dependents, unemployment, sick pay, and various credits.

la Crosse Tribune Madison Bureau Madison Wisconsin Department of Taxation Warren Knowles Wisconsin

Motorist Fined in La Crosse Court for Multiple Violations

Gifford E. Orr a 29 year old from Johnson Street and Kenosha received 589 in traffic fines in La Crosse Municipal Court for drunk driving leaving the scene driving without a license and unregistered vehicle plus court costs. The officer found Orr driving a damaged car after a hit run on Lang Drive near George Street. He started serving the six month jail alternative at county facility.

la Crosse Gifford E. Orr Johnson St Kenosha Orr George Street Lang Drive

Local Duplicate Bridge Scores Lead Friday Play

Ella Hagen and Marie Fleis won with 53 points in Friday duplicate bridge. Bruce Hines and Richard Sartz took second with 51, while Alfred Liepold and Kenneth Twite finished third with 42 points.

Ella Hagen Marie Fleis Bruce Hines Richard Sartz Alfred Liepold Kenneth Twite

Marry Rather Than Be Drafted: La Crosse County Trends

Amid a national draft expansion for Vietnam a surge in marriage licenses emerges. In two weeks 42 couples applied in La Crosse County versus 32 the prior year reflecting a 30 percent rise. Some couples rush for draft exemption, while others seek different motives. Experts warn rushed marriages can lead to regret.

St. Paul la Crosse County Pres. Johnson U.S Viet Nam Pres. Kennedy Johnson Esther Domke Selective Service

Woman Hospitalized After Street Car Crash In La Crosse

A 19 year old woman Lois J. Gisboe was injured with a broken nose when her car struck a Milwaukee Railroad trestle support on Hag ar Street near Charles Street. She was taken to St. Francis Hospital. Passenger Elizabeth J. Tooke ages 20 suffered bruises to legs and arms.

la Crosse Hagar Street Charles Street Lois J. Gisboe S. 14Th St St. Francis Hospital Elizabeth J. Tooke West Ave. N

La Crescent Council OKs TV Signal Franchise

La Crescent votes unanimously to grant American Cable Corp TV Signal a 25 year non exclusive franchise. Construction must start within 60 days and service to begin within six months with free service to public and parochial schools and churches. Ace Telephone opposed but will not block TV Signal.

LA Crescent Minn la Crescent Village American Cable Corp la Crosse L. L. Duxbury Jr TV Signal Joseph Becker John McDonald George M. Robertson Winona Obertson Robert Bunke Ace Telephone Ace TV Signel Shore Acres

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LA Crescent Field Tribune Photos Coleman Vocational Ucation James Becker Gladys Bethurem James Rice Donald C. Branson G. A. Davison Joe McMeulenaere REA Robert C. Fritz Paul Garness Clifford Gunderson Campbell Roecker Post Schuldes Butkiewicz Archer DE Soto Area Stoddard Hilltop Genoa Victory de Soto Redmound Prairie View Ferryville LCU Hum Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority CCC la Crosse-St. Norbert Memorial Field Phi Epsilon Kappa Valhalla le Pittsburgh Plate ‘Glass Company Alacete Paint Cabal de Dety Copeland Ernst Dohnanyi Fur Ronald Ping James R. Burns L. Peter Groves Leslie Erickson Dale Harkness Richard Erickson Sparta Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co 211 Exchange Joe’s RFD la Crescent Council OK Caledonia Street THE Order OF the Golden Rule Vaan Lalrosses
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