Nativity Triptych shines in cathedral music drama
A combined music and drama production from Viterbo College staged at St. Joseph's Cathedral. The Nativity Triptych features 120 performers across three 12th century-based scenes The Shepherds The Star and Rachel with choral and solo work by multiple choirs and a notable archangel finale.
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St. Joseph’s
Viterbo College
Srs
M. Cyrilla
M. Arlene
Marie Leon
Rachel
Viterbo Chorale
Holy Cross Seminary
M. Dolorette
Mary Helen Edmund
St. Rose Convent
Sr. M. Lucilda
Isabel Ruetten
Celesta
Jerry Kleinsasser
Tom Hinytzke
George McClendon
George Potaracke
Magi
Dave Starr
Tom Gremisen
Herod
Tom Dickman
Armiger
Don Thompson
Archelaus
Rebecca Rohner
Marcia Dalles
Fred Verenkamp
Gordon Searle
Paul Cuta
Ed Foss
Archangel
Barbara Schlosser
Theresa Ruzicka
Rosemary Klein
Maria Guerrero
Joseph
Dennis Roellich
Ruth Burand
Janice Coisman
Jean Heiderscheidt
Weather Gives Slip To Residents In La Crosse
Early Friday ice coated La Crosse streets and sidewalks after light rain froze on contact. Ground temperatures hovered around 32 degrees as a weak front brought northwest winds and a mix of light rain and snow. Temperatures to dip to the low 20s. Saturday and Sunday forecast partly cloudy mild with highs in the 40s.
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la Crosse
Fred C. Skemp
S. 26Th St
la Crosse Country Club
P. W. Hulick
Main St
Waits
Russell C. Lewis
S. 25Th St
Tribune
Carl Peterson
Food Dealers' Party Set for Sunday at Fireside
The Western Wisconsin Retail Food Dealers Association holds its annual holiday dinner Sunday at the Fireside. Cocktails at 5 p.m. and dinner at 6. Host Shulze Burch. Guests bring a one dollar gift for distribution after the meal.
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Western Wisconsin Retail Food Dealers Association
Shulze Burch
Incidents Reported Across City on December Dates
A sequence of dispatches notes emergencies and alarms. A child was locked in a bath room at 1731 Lib erty St. A gasoline line was flushed from under a power hoist at a construction site near 9th and Market. A false box alarm occurred at 91st Street and Cameron Avenue. A junked car body burned at Asfoor Auto Wrecking Co. An electrical sign short circuit damaged a porch and wainscoting at Del's Tavern on 229 N 3rd St. Gasoline burned on Kane Street.
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Liberty St
9Th
Market Streets
91Th Street
Cameron Avenue
Asfoor Auto Wrecking Co
Del’s Tavern
N. 3Rd St
Kane St
McBain First To File For County Board Under New Plan
Arthur N. McBain the 16th Ward supervisor filed for election to the La Crosse County Board under the new district system. He has represented the 16th Ward since 1962 and serves on several boards. McBain is a longtime letter carrier and husband of Ruby Bobb with three children.
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Arthur N. McBain
la Crosse
McBain
Esther Domke
Soldiers Relief
St. Paul
Central High School
la Crosse State University
Post Office Department
Wisconsin Association of Letter Carriers
Ruby Bobb
Thorp
S. 20Th St
Rotary Hears Vocational Director on Education Need
Rotary Club heard Charles Richardson, director of Coleman Vocational School, discuss the need for vocational and technical education. He praised predecessors Cole man and Jordan for La Crosse school progress and linked population growth to education crises.
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Charles Richardson
Coleman Vocational
Rotary Club
Hotel Stoddard
Richardson
Rotary
John Coleman
Arthur Jordan
la Crosse
Internct
Bill Hoel
Central
Youth Council
Paul Marsch
Alec Chiu
Viterbo College
Edward Gansen
Courthouse Bell Fund
Cliff Fossum
Onalaska
Joe Uiring
Decorah
Interaet
Hoel
Joel Helke
Dan Schroeder
Ken Severson
Earl Hardy
Minneapolis
Law Jaycees Talk and Film On Police Work
Al T. Vig il of Wauwatosa will speak on law and order at 2 p.m. Saturday in the lower Mississippi Room, Holiday Lanes, during the Wisconsin Jaycee midwinter conference. The film Every Hour Every Day, narrated by Danny Thomas, examines local law enforcement and aims to show citizens what police do for a community. The program is free to the public and promotes the theme The Law Is the Will of the People. Billboards and store displays publicize the project amid rising concerns over crime.
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Law and Order
Mississippi
Wisconsin Jaycee
al T. Vigil
Wauwatosa
Wisconsin Jaycees Law and Order Project
U.S. Jaycees
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Wisconsin Jaycees
Danny Thomas
Jaycees
la Crosse
Burglars Take About Seven Dollars From Tavern
Burglars forced a rear door of the C and D Tavern at 518 Hagar Street and stole about $7 and some cigarettes between 1 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Thursday, police said Friday.
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C and D
Hagar St
Get U.S. Out of the U N Attacked Here by Birchers
S J Conner Marsh field industrialist and 26 member of the John Birch Society spoke at La Crosse State University about removing the U N from U S shores. He urged U S foreign policy autonomy and questioned U N meddling in international affairs.
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John Birch Society
U.S
U.N
S. J. Conner
Marshfield
la Crosse State University
Conner
National Council
la Crosse State University Entertainment Committee
Trygve Lie
Dag Hammarsskold
U Thant
Thant
Lie
Hammarsskold
China
India
Goa
Congo
US S
Church of the Nazarene Dedication at Avon and Logan Streets
The Church of the Nazarene will dedicate its Avon and Logan Streets church and parsonage at 2 30 p m Sunday after buying the property from North Presbyterian Church in March. Rev Hugh C Benner of Kansas City general superintendent will speak. he has held top posts since 1952 and led several Nazarene colleges and seminaries.
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Church of the Nazarene
Avon and
Logan Streets
North Presbyterian Church
West Ave. S
Hugh C. Benner
Kansas City
Santa Monica
Calif
Spokane First Church
Kansas City First Church
Nazarene Theological Seminary
City Ambulance Transfers Across Hospitals
On December 2 a 60 year old woman Mrs Louise Hinytzke of 1502 South 6th Street was taken to St Francis Hospital for illness at 4 34 p m. At 9 45 p m Bernice Kallenbach aged 62 of 1033 East Avenue South was taken to Lutheran Hospital for illness. County police ambulance transferred Mrs Donovan Pfaff of rural route 1 Holmen to St Francis Hospital at 8 36 p m.
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Louise Hinytzke
S. 6Th St
St. Francis Hospital
Bernice Kallenbach
East Ave. S
Lutheran Hospital
Donovan Pfaff
Holmen
Loss of cast iron reported near Milwaukee Road tracks
Michael Asfoor of Asfoor Auto Wrecking Co. reports the loss of considerable cast iron from his stockpile along the Milwaukee Road tracks by Sumner Street. Wood has long been used as a building material and remains a common resource.
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Michael Asfoor
Asfoor Auto Wrecking Co
St. Andrew St
Milwaukee Road
Sumner Street
County Tax Share Rises 1965 vs 1964 in La Crosse
La Crosse County reports its 1965 share of state income taxes at 366 530 52 dollars, up 13 4 percent from 1964. Treasurer Julian Johnson notes the county gets 10 percent of all corporate and personal income taxes collected locally, with a 43 573 39 increase from last year.
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la Crosse County
Julian Johnson
Johnson
Community ties fuel La Crosse Oktoberfest and St Paul train link
La Crosse leaders praising the Oktoberfest say festivals thrive on people participation. A special Burlington Road train to the St Paul Winter Carnival on January 29 will carry hundreds, with ticket details to be released later.
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St. Paul
la Crosse
Art Dugan
Richard Schueler
John Geisler
Ned Smith
Tribune
Burlington Road
Burlington
2Nd and
Pearl Streets
Volunteers Sought For CD Training In La Crosse County
La Crosse County Civil Defense Director Robert J. Kneeland seeks volunteers for civil defense training. He cites needs in auxiliary police shelter managers and radiological monitors and notes flood demand last spring. Courses in medical self help and civil defense are free when enough volunteers join, with contact via Kneeland at the courthouse 50552 or by letter.
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la Crosse County
Robert J. Kneeland
Kneeland
Viet Nam
Motion Day to Hear Civil Matters in La Crosse Court
Motion Day Monday will address eleven civil matters including four divorce suits before Judge Lincoln Neprud in La Crosse Circuit Court. Proceedings begin at 9 30 a.m. Monday.
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Lincoln Neprud
la Crosse
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