Church Plans Workshop of Yale Activity
First Congregational Church Losey Boulevard and Main Street invites all members and friends to a Christmas workshop on Sunday December 4 from 2 30 to 4 50 p m at the church The session offers learn by doing crafts for Primary children older youth and adults with activities such as decorating candles pine cones wrapping paper and bookmarks A worship service led by Mr and Mrs Don Smith will precede the workshop
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First Congregational Church
Losey Blvd
Main St
Don Smith
Visitor Fined 85 After Traffic Pleas In Wisconsin
A 22 year old Illinois man Shirleigh P Jostad visiting Onalaska began a 60 day jail term when unable to pay $85 in fines and costs on three traffic charges. He pled guilty to nonregistration of a motor vehicle improper use of license plates and speeding 70 mph in a 50 zone. Judge Gansen imposed $50 $10 and $25 fines respectively and remanded him to custody for nonpayment.
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Illinois
Onalaska
Shirleigh P. Jostad
9Th St
FE. F. K. Gansen
Jostad
Growth Expected at La Crosse State College Says Dean
La Crosse State College expansion was reviewed by Dr. Maurice Graff at the La Crosse Businessmen’s Association meeting. He cited growth from 600 to 1 300 students and 50 to 90 faculty in 14 years and predicted enrolment could reach 2 500 to 3 000 by 1970 if capacity allows. The college’s budget and employment figures were noted, with 800 to 949 out of town students spending about a million annually. A planning board forecast and a future 1960s rise in enrolment were discussed, along with family birthrate trends affecting college headcount. A city government reform study committee was also to be named by President John Larson.
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la Crosse Businessmen’s Assn
la Crosse State College
Maurice Graff
la Crosse State
la Crosse
State Planning Board
Graff
iGraff
John Larson
Jail Care Suggestions From State Inspector Report
Special investigator M A Skaff found the city jail clean but outlined improvements. He cited poor locking devices, removal of extra bunks, discontinuation of lodger rooms, and booking requirements for lodgers. He noted eight cells and 16 bunks, female prisoners taken to the county jail, and ongoing station painting.
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M. A. Skaff
Division of Corrections
State Department of Public Welfare
Skaff
Fond du Lac
la Crosse
Gainza Paz Returns To Reclaim La Prensa
Alberto Gainza Paz returns to Argentina after five years in exile to resume control of La Prensa. He arrived with his wife from New York and addressed thousands at the airport, vowing to continue the independent paper seized by Peron during 1951 regime and later controlled by CGT.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Alberto Gainza Paz
Prensa
la He
New York
la Prensa
Juan D. Peron
Peron
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Gainza Paz
Uruguay
Auditorium Board Seeks Funds for Building Equipment
The Auditorium Board met to set aside funds for building equipment including a floor machine 861.72 dollars lounge furniture 600 dollars flooring covering 875 dollars and related items. A final building inspection was planned with city officials and project representatives to list corrections before final acceptance.
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Auditorium
Lucile Volten
M. G Birnbaum
Zenno Gorder
Board of Public Works
Carolers From Seventh Day Adventists Plan City Tour
The Seventh Day Adventist Church carolers at 6th and King St will begin an annual city tour on December 3. Home missionary leader Raymond A. Jordan says the effort aims to keep Christ in Christmas and support both home and foreign missions. The group will knock on doors to invite donations for the church’s missionary program, noting past aid figures and global reach.
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Seventh-Day Adventist Church
King St. Is
Raymond A. Jordan
Jordan
Seventh Day Adventists
North America
Dorcas Welfare Societies
Home Missionary
Tax Service Cuts and Help for Filing Returns
Washington notes the Internal Revenue Service offers unlimited service to all taxpayers for return preparation during the filing season from Jan 1 to April 16. Assistance is provided only for filing. exceptions apply for those unable to read or follow forms, with instructions sent to regional and district offices.
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Washington
The
Revenue Service
Gene
Retires After 40 Years With Trane
Henry Stephenson the Trane Company employee with the longest record of continuous service announced his retirement on November 30 after 40 years with the firm. He started in 1915 in planning and helped grow Trane from a local shop to a global HVAC manufacturer.
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Henry Stephenson
Trane Company
Stephenson
Green Bay St
Trane Planning Department
South 6Th Street
Main Street
Reuben Trane
Trane
Billy Sunday
la Crosse
Scranton
Toronto
Canada
Trane Co
Aquinas High to Present Immortal Music Winter Concert
Aquinas High School to stage a winter concert on December 18 at 2 and 8 15 p m in Mary E Sawyer Auditorium featuring selections from the Student Prince Christmas numbers and orchestral and choral groups with about 475 students. Highlights include Mozart Suite Hung arian Dance The Buglers Holiday Glory to God Give Me Your Tired Your Poor I Wander as I Wander and The Hallelujah Chorus The program concludes with a massed chorus and orchestral accompaniment under Sisters Repurata Bauer and Sister Vivian.
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Aquinas High School
Mary E. Sawyer
Victor Herberts
Aquinas Music Department
Xz Tft
Aquinas Discords
Buglers
William Vera
Anne Brisson
Archie Skemp
God
Pergolesi
Warren
Niles
Triple
Four La Crosse Students Named to St Marys Honor Roll
Four St Marys College students in Winona were named to the honor roll. Charles Munster and Fred Simones are sophomores, Gene Bakalars and James Senn are juniors. Honors are earned with high academic averages, with Munster and Simones posting top La Crosse averages.
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la Crosse
St. Mary's College
Winnona
Charles G. Munster
Joseph E Munster
Fred W. Simones
V. L. Simones
Schubert
Gene Bakalars
Ray Bakalars
James Senn
Catherine Sen
Four Nominated For La Crosse School Board Posts
The Common Council committee nominated four candidates for the La Crosse City District Board of Education. Two incumbents, Hawkins and Ringquist, were renominated, with two new nominees Lubinsky and Schlabach. Four posts remain, with electors choosing the final slate next Thursday after aldermen voted by secret ballot.
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la Crosse City
Clarence L. Ringquist
S. 20Th St
Ringquist
Trane Co
Molline
Ill
Ilinois Wesleyan University
University of Illinois
Richard G. Lubinsky
Loomis Sr
Lubinsky
Fairchild
Northwestern University
University of Wisconsin
Otto M. Schlabach
Schlabach
la Cregcent Township
Minnesota
Ohio Wesleyan
Harvard University
Labove
Melvin Knutson
Charles St
Marguerite A. Teachout
George St
John K. Hardiman
S. 14Th St
Edwin Lewis Morgan
Farnam St
J. Robert Nebel
King St
Central High Groups Hold Public Affairs Discussion Meet
Central High School’s public affairs discussion organization held its first meeting on November 28. Under the direction of Miss Janet Fladben s and club president Mary Cavouras, members discussed how juvenile delinquency should be corrected. Topics are chosen from international to city affairs by club members.
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PADO
Central High School
Janet Fladbens
Mary Cavouras
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