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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1964

Page

11

Cashton School to Open With New Building and Staff

Cashton Area Public Schools begin 1964-65 on Aug 26 at 8 30 a.m. with nine new teachers. Kindergarten starts Aug 27. New staff include Michael P Healy and Joseph Collingon among others. Fourteen buses serve about 350 students. Cashton’s new elementary school is ready.

Cashton Wis Cashton Area Melvina Portland Center Michael P. Healy Winona State College Sparta Spring Valley Minn Joseph Collingon la Crosse State University Readstown Darlene Schreier Victor Suhr

Unopposed For Register Of Deeds In Monroe County

Sparta Wisconsin Mrs Nettie L Chapel register of deeds since 1959 seeks re election on Republican ticket for Monroe County with no primary opposition and will face Democrat Robert Mason of Sparta in November Mason moved from Genoa in 1960 and works at Camp McCoy He studied at IIT Chicago and pursues a UW engineering degree Mason is in the Naval Reserve and attends St Patrick s Holy Name Society Janice his wife has no children Mason and his wife have no children

Nettie Chapel Robert Mason Monroe County Register of Deeds Sparta Wis Nettie L. Chapel Register of Deeds Monroe County Mason Genoa Camp McCoy Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago University of Wisconsin St. Patrick’s Holy Name Society Naval Reserve Janice

Leonard Skaalen Heads District

Leonard Skaalen was elected chairman of School District 297 at the organizational meeting. Irvin Ingvalson was chosen clerk and Mrs. Gerhard Staven treasurer. Staven bonds set at 16000 dollars. superintendent and secretary bonds at 2000 each. Bonds contracted through Onsgard State Bank.

Spring Grove Minn Leonard Skaalen Irvin Ingvalson Gerhard Staven

District bus inspections scheduled in Jackson County

Black River Falls Wisconsin Jackson County School Cora Helbling announces inspections at the county highway shop from 9 a.m. to noon on Wednesday August 26 with a re inspection on September 9. Hixton School inspections set for 1 p.m. August 26 and September 9. Melrose inspections at 9 a.m. August 28 and 1 p.m. September 10.

Black River Falls Wis Jackson County Cora Helbling Hixton Melrose

Hillsboro Third Grade Class Reunites After Long Years

Hillsboro Wisconsin hosts a reunion of the 1899 1900 Hillsboro School third grade. Attendees include Miss Luella Webster host, and former pupils from Hillsboro and beyond. Notable attendees and former teacher Miss Hannah Conway are mentioned with former classmates still living in Rockford Illinois and Minneapolis Minnesota.

Hillsboro Wis Luella Webster Hannah Conway

Seneca Schools Open Wednesday for 8:30 A.M. Start

Seneca Wisconsin district announces all schools will open at 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday August 26. Wayne Stamm administrator says lunch service will begin the first day and buses will run their regular routes slightly earlier than usual.

Seneca Wis Wayne Stamm Stamm

BRF District Seeks Two Filling English and Grade School Posts

In Black River Falls Wisconsin the BRF District Joint 2 school system reports two teaching positions remain open an English instructor for junior high and a combined third fourth grade post at Hixton. New hires include Lester Mina Ann Pederson Phillip Boettcher Doris Condie Melvina Kopp Barbara Slater replaced Joan Fossum replaced Selma Gee replaced Philippa Herd retired Don Halverson hired as kindergarten instructor and James Pederson appointed speech correctionist for the district aiding over 100 pupils.

Black River Falls Wis Melvin Schmallenberg Hixton Lester Mina Alma Center Ann Pederson Ann Killian Phillip Boettcher Mosinee Doris Condie Webster Melvina Kopp Daniel McKeeth Barbara Slater Gebhardt Joan Fossum Don Haliverson Elizabeth Staffon Selma Gee al Schult Phillippa Herd James Pederson Pederson Beloit

Old steam engine rescues pool with warm water

In Spring Grove Minnesota the old steam engine of Arnold Peterson was used to warm the municipal pool. Pool staff connected pipes from the boiler to the icy water, and the live steam raised the temperature to a comfortable level. Swimmers praised the improvised heat source.

Spring Grove Minn Arnold Peterson Donald Ellestad Peterson

Kickapoo Schools Open With Half Day Session

Kickapoo Area Schools start 1964 65 year with in service days Aug 27 28 at Readstown Elementary Gym. Classes run half days from Aug 31 and Sept 1 with freshmen seniors meeting in Viola and Readstown West Lima students attending Viola. Ten new teachers join Kickapoo High School along with a large returning staff.

Viola Wis Kickapoo Readstown Kickapoo High School Geraldine Case Robert Case Gloria Eyres Louise Natti Melvin Natti Cathryne Annear Charles Nybo Lynn Zwitter Robert Bender Larry Littlefield Ruth Sanford A. James Schneider Edwin Bornemann Paul Downey

Physical Education Instructor Hired at Lincoln High

Alma Center Wisconsin reports Jeanine Herman of Thorpe hired as Lincoln High girls physical education director. She teaches swimming at the University of Boston, has been a recreational therapist, and worked at Northern Colony Chippewa Falls. She assisted rifle marksmanship at Minnesota, taught at Horicon High, flies as a hobby, and is a CAP member.

Hillsboro Junior Fair Dates Set for Sept 5 6 7

Hillsboro Wisconsin schedules the Hillsboro Junior Fair at Fireman's Park from Saturday September 5 through Monday September 7. Labor Day observances are also being planned in the community.

Hillsboro Wis Fireman’s Park

Taylor Old Fashion Days parade offers $75 in prizes

Taylor Wisconsin Commercial Club announces total prizes of 75 dollars for entries in the Taylor Old Fashion Days parade on Sunday August 30. Prizes include 8 and 4 dollars for top commercial and non commercial floats and other divisions. Larry Halverson chairs the parade committee. The celebration runs August 29 to 30.

Taylor Wis Commercial Club Larry Halverson

Salem Buses To Make Runs Wednesday

West Salem area schools prepare for the 1964-65 opening on Wednesday August 26 with adjusted start time 8 20 a m. Kindergarten also at 8 20 a m and noon break shortened.

Salem Buses West Salem Wis

Holmen District Sets Student Registration for Aug 26

Holmen Wisconsin district lists registration for all students on Wednesday August 26 with bus transportation provided. Kindergarten must be brought by parents. Classes start August 27 with hot lunch program. A staff luncheon at 26 features Dr. B J Young of La Crosse State University speaking on Proposals For Important People.

Holmen Wis Holmen Area B. J. Young la Crosse State University

Class Holds First Reunion In 30 Years

NORWALK Wis A Norwalk High School class of 1934 recently held its first reunion in 30 years. Erwin Graewin and Florence Cunitz greeted attendees as graduates shared activities since graduation. Several couples attended. others were unable to attend. Another reunion is planned in five years.

Norwalk Wis Erwin Graewin Florence Cunitz Clayton Buros Viroqua Gilbert Friske Ruth Barrows Monroe Alonzo Williams Leonard Cunitz Florence Hedrick Paul Kundert Waukegan Ill Harold Sill Minneapolis Ferne Barber Goodenough Aberdeen Wash Gradon Burke Cumberland Lorraine Peterson Eau

Cashton Student Wins Scholarship

Cashton student George Bushek has been chosen for a University of Wisconsin tu ition scholarship for 1964-65 to study nuclear engineering in Madison. The story notes his prior year at La Crosse State University and outlines the Alma Center Merrillan Humbird district prepares to start classes with 12 new teachers among 35, listed by name and faculty positions.

George Doncheck Two Rivers St. Norbert’s College West de Pere Thomas Welch Wilton la Crosse State University Robert West Viroqua la Crosse State Elaine Rudser Westby Wausau Mary Ann Zitzmann Sparta Mankato State College Leon Betty Cox Cashton Portland Center Peter May Sparta Equity Livestock Cooperative Right Wisconsin Dairies Cooperative Union Center Oakdale Agency For International Development U.S. State Department Cashton Wis George Bushek Sylvester Bushek Committee On University of Wisconsin Bushek Madison Bu Ashek H. Hart

Tomah Man Heads Petroleum Council

Sparta, Wis. John T. O Leary of Tomah was elected president of the Monroe County Petroleum Council at a meeting last week. Don Alexander of Sparta was chosen vice chairman and A C Heilman of Sparta became secretary.

Sparta Wis John T. O'Leary Tomah Monroe County Petroleum Council Don Alexander A. C. Heilman

Wa-Tan-Ye Club Ice Cream Social Planned

The Wa Tan Ye Club sponsors an ice cream social at Lansing Iowa city hall basement on Wednesday August 26 at 5 30 p m. Proceeds support club activities and community service.

Lansing Iowa City Hall

New Supervising Teacher Begins Trempealeau Duties

Miss Elvera E Reich of Shell Lake begins duties as Trempealeau County supervising teacher on August 17. She succeeds Maurice Ewing who resigned to become elementary supervisor of Whitehall School District. Reich studied at multiple universities and has served as teacher and principal.

Whitehall Wis Elvera E. Reich Shell Lake Trempealeau County Maurice Ewing Miss Reich Superior State University University of Minnesota National College of Illinois Evanston, Ill Wyoming State University Laramie Wyo North Dakota State University Fargo N.D University of Wisconsin

Mental Health Group Elects Allamakee Officers

Lynn Morrow of Waukon chosen president of the Allamakee County Association for Mental Health. Other officers include Mrs. Ralph Osterholtz of Waukon as vice president, Hall Roberts of Postville as secretary, and Lois Grimm of Waukon as treasurer.

Waukon Iowa Lynn Morrow Allamakee

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Cashton Elementary Beverly Bjornstad Raymond Heath Gaven Grob Bruce Hanson Ronald Mhultberg Carole Hutchison Robert la Due Josephine Lee Bonita Standaert la Verne Stuckey Arthur Sullivan Larry Thompson W. H .Weber Ona Einer Florence Overgard Florence Sletten L. A. Stephen James A. Martin Lois Grob Canton, Minn Lancelot Atlantic City N. J J. W. Alexander Frederick, Md UPI Crosse Cribune RFD BRF Susan Ellingson Julaine Svacina Arnold Svacina Audrey Johnson John Young Arland Peterson Ruth Kel West Lima Mmes Beulah Good Carol Jeffers Ruby LeMoine Ruby Pokland Diane Niebauer Ray Sime Jr Anson Calloway Roger Johnson Cecil Wanless LeRoy Merlak Hillview Leslie C. Erickson C James R. Burns L Peter Grovesdale Harkness Ron Ping Richard Erickson Northwestern Mutual Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co Taylor Club Brookside Walker Sunnymede Pleasant Valley Barre Mills Oakhurst Alma Center Dist Richard Darnell United Dist. 3 Merrillan Humbird Lincoln High School Richard H. Fischer Benton Gerald A. Johnson Ashland Jean L. McWilliams Osseo Commercial James Oldenburgh Caledonia Avalone Swanson Wilbert J. Lang Cleveland Ohio Rollie McManners Virginia Slaby Judith Wigdahl Colfax Richard C. Davis Hazel Green Wayne L. Qualheim Stanley Lorene Dorrance John Bates Clark G. Anderson Virginia Bell Mayme Brehm Allan A. Brenengen Lynn A. Cutsforth Ralph A. Sobota John A. Walkenhauer Bernard Leo Esser Mines Joan Staffon Muriel Reineck Wilma Johnson Irene Erickson Amanda Erickson Mary Ripp Donald I. McLellan LaMonte Radwanski Irene Engebretson Clemmie Brynildson Helen Hogue Tone Haynden Janet Bradshaw Vava Fleener Verna Larson Tomah Man Petroleum Council James Horn Thomas Sletten Charles Hanson Sletten-McKee Seventh and King Streets la Crosse Wisconsin Trempleau Jim Holberg Tire Sale Cities Service Holberg’s 8Th and Jackson Sts RAY Distributors
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