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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1967
Page
3
Judith Ann Aguais, a pediatric nurse, has spent six Christmas Eves at work to be near family and bring comfort to critically ill children. She says the hospital stays festive with decorations, carols, a manger, and stockings, and notes the patients’ cheer lifts the staff.
A newly ordained priest and his congregation heard counsel from Rev. J. W. Longmead Casserley of Seabury Western Seminary during ordination services at Christ Episcopal Church. Rev. Douglas Culver was presented for priesthood by Rev. Harris Mooney, with Bishop William Horstick presiding as assisting clergy. The sermon used Job as text and urged the priest to live with purity and integrity, guiding the congregation on the Godward side.
In Denver, Jeffrey Mausner, 17, settled a dispute with George Washington High School over his long sideburns by agreeing to shorten them by half an inch. The settlement ends a district court case brought by the ACLU, with Mausner readmitted temporarily while the matter concludes.
Birth announcements list a December 6 daughter to Mr and Mrs Joseph M Buehler of La Crescent with Marie M Wanninger as a name option. December 7 births include a son to Gerald R Strange of 116 S 8th St with Judy Ann De Laney. a daughter to Wayne J Levi of 2103 S 14th St with Therese M Boland. a son to James C Devenport of 615 S 3rd St with Patricia A Simon. a daughter to Mary Ann Durrham mer at Glenn A Koeller 1117 Wells St Onalaska. a daughter to Leon H Pfaff of R 1 Holmen with Ruth A Tracey. and a birth linked to Harry F Caulum of Ban gor R 1 with Elnora M Gates.
Augusta Maine AP state auditor Armand G Sansoucy told the Governor's Task Force on Government Reorganization that his department is understaffed. He recounted telling a recent college graduate about fringe benefits before the prospective employee asks about pay, prompting the candidate to leave after hearing $81.50 weekly pay.
Rev R Francis Jones says Teen Challenges Youth in a Fix will screen Sunday at First Assembly of God Church located at 16th and Ferry Streets. The film starts at 7 p.m. and is presented as a community event.
AP Religion Writer reports sociologist Andrew M. Greeley projects changes for American Catholicism. He cites rising lay participation in bishop elections, broader acceptance of birth control, stronger anticlerical sentiment among conservatives, Protestantlike organizational style, flexible worship forms, underground communities, uncertain priestly celibacy, and ongoing doctrinal tensions without mass apostasy. He argues Catholics are changing minds yet retain faith.
Peder J. Holm lund, 17, son of Mr and Mrs James O Holm lund, 1804 S 22nd St, received the God and Country Award from First Congregational Church. The presentation was by Rev Melvin L Frank with the national Protestant committee authorizing it. Gateway Area Council Scout Executive B W Pat Ingli spoke briefly at the event. Holm lund is an Eagle Scout, Central High School senior, and senior patrol leader of Troop 4 Our Redeemer Lutheran Church.
Salem Connecticut AP reports fifth grade teacher Jonathan W. Andrews must resign effective July 1 after the school board demanded a change in his hairstyle. The board labeled his long thick hair shaggy and not becoming to his profession following months of discussions with Andrews.
Rev. Robert Wilch of the Wisconsin Upper Michigan Synod will speak at Loyalty Day services at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. He will present at 9 and 10 30 a.m. services as members pledge toward a 1968 budget of 53700 including 11200 for benevolences.
An Alaskan man’s work will be sung Sunday as St. Paul’s Lutheran Church hosts three choirs for an Advent Song Service at 9 and 10 30 am. Loyd Mieden of Logan High School composed Glory to God in the Highest to be sung by the senior choir under Mrs John Mangan’s direction with soloists Mrs Thomas Forsythe and Kenneth Blanchard.
Rev Paul Brown will lead an old fashioned Christmas carol song fest at La Crescent Methodist Church 338 Main St starting 7 p.m. Sunday There will be no sermon or offering Refreshments at 7 30 p.m served by the pastor's wife Public may attend and family attendance is encouraged per the Rev Mr Brown
Milwaukee Assemblyman Sam L. Orlich a Democrat Friday criticized a proposed increase in the state minimum wage laws from 1.25 to 1.30 per hour He said the rise was too small and that many persons would find it more profitable to accept welfare or unemployment benefits.
A dense directory of churches with pastors and service times across La Crosse and Onalaska. Includes Catholic, Baptist, Lutheran, Evangelical, Methodist, Nazarene, Presbyterians, and other denominations with weekday, weekend, and special services.
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