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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1968
Page
15
False teeth worry is eased with FASTEETH powder that helps dentures stay secure and comfortable. It claims to prevent slipping during meals and reduces denture breath while advising regular dentist visits and purchase at drug counters.
Russ Burgess, ESP specialist, will present a 7 p.m. lecture on memory, ESP mental telepathy and thought projection in the Hall of Presidents at Cartwright Center. The program, part of the summer session social committee, is open to the public. Burgess is a former Department of Justice employee.
In East Harlem Patrolman Winston Williams launches a program hiring 40 youths to assist firemen and police. The teens receive five days of orientation, report on community problems, and help educate residents on public services while earning $1.50 per hour for 30 hours weekly.
The Gateway Area Boy Scout Council schedules a Webelos Day at Camp Decorah on Saturday for Webelos Scouts and their fathers. Registration is at 1 30 p m with rope and ax demos nature hikes archery rifle shooting aquatic activities canoeing and obstacle courses. The day ends with a campfire songs and Indian dances as Webelos prepare to graduate to a Boy Scout troop at age 11.
Air Force Sgt. Fred A. Vehrenkamp 22, son of Mr and Mrs Fritz Vehrenkamp, 2002 S 20th St, received recognition for exceptional initiative and resourcefulness as a telephone switchboard repairman at Tuy Hoa AB Vietnam. Wehrenkamp a Aquinas High School graduate entered the Air Force January 1966 served in Texas and Michigan before Vietnam December 1967 with the 1884th Communications Squadron.
The article catalogs how birds differ in leg length from the ultra long ostrich to the short legged songbirds. It notes penguins that waddle, storks that sleep on one leg, stilts with legs three fourths of their height, and emperor penguins with short legs despite tall bodies. It invites readers to request a free illustrated leaflet for a scrapbook Nature section.
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