Educators To Study Motor Development Workshop
A motor perceptual workshop on neurological development for teachers runs August 12 16 at Jefferson School. Sponsored by the state department and CESA II, it covers movement exploration and reading disturbances with textbooks and daily skills training. Enrollment is $50 and July 25 is the registration deadline.
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Jefferson School
Dorothy Krause
State Department of Public Instruction and Co-op Educational Service Agency 11
Borghild L. Olson
Jefferson
Krause
Doman
German
Delacato
Kephart
Barsch
Frostig
Arner
Gesells
Roland Solberg
Ed Holloway
Frank Brown
Department of Public Instruction
Edsel Vergin
Evan Lowrey
la Crosse
Kathryn Cappelen
Cesa II
la Crosse County
Last Concert In Riverside Wednesday
The La Crosse Concert Band performs final Riverside Park concert at 8 p.m. Wednesday conducted by D. Russell Wartinbee. Guest baritone Donald Krause sings Bless This House and participates in the band’s French horn section. a brass quintet features C. Purrington V. Von Arx Alex Vaver and Robert Erickson. Program includes Rolling Thunder Colora ma Tancred The Washington Grays Make Believe Parade of the Wooden Soldiers and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park
la Crosse
D. Russell Wartinbee
Donald Krause
Krause
C. Purrington
V. von Arx
Alex Vaver
Robert Erickson
Rolling Thunder
Colorama
Tancred
Washington Grays
Make Believe
Wooden Soldiers
Norway
32Nd Division
Dairyland Wins Authorization to Run Genoa Nuclear Plant
The Atomic Energy Commission proposed provisional operating authorization for Dairyland Power Cooperative to operate the La Crosse boiling water reactor at Genoa, taking over from Allis-Chalmers, which has held the authorization since July 1967. Dairyland expects to begin operation early next year 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomic Energy Commission
Dairyland Power Cooperative
la Crosse
Genoa
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Allis-Chalmers
Dairyland Power
Dairyland
Scouts Gather at Camp Decorah From Local Troops
One hundred seventy four Boy Scouts from La Crosse area units gather at Camp Decorah this week. The groups include Troops 18, 16, 31 and 17 from La Crosse, plus Troops 65 Mondovi 104 Tomah 58 Black River Falls 53 Houston and 76 Westby.
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Camp Decorah
la Crosse
Mondovi
Tomah
Black River Falls
Houston
Westby
Burgess Named Helena Publisher for Independent-Record
James E. Burgess, 32, son of William T. Burgess of Dakota Minnesota, named publisher of Helena Montana Independent-Record by Lee Enterprises president Philip Adler. Burgess has Montana ties and prior editing roles in La Crosse, Missoula and Davenport and was Missoula Jaycees Young Man of the Year earlier this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Burgess
William T. Burgess
R. 1
Dakota
la Crosse
Lee
David R. Billington Jr
Independent Record
Livingston, Mont
Enterprise
James E. LeRossignol II
Lincoln
Neb
Star
Robert D. Ross
Bettendorf
Iowa
Burgess
Missoulian
12 year old boy nabbed in La Crosse theft incident
A 12-year-old La Crosse boy was picked up Monday afternoon within 15 to 20 minutes after allegedly strong-arming a 10-year-old and stealing 1.35 dollars. Patrolman William Shuda apprehended him using a description from the victim Steven Opdahl of 815 Hagar Street. Police investigation continues and the youth faces possible Juvenile Court action.
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la Crosse
William Shuda
Steven Opdahl
Hagar St
Landscape quarrel may be with contractors says city attorney
Assistant city attorney William J. Sauer says the dispute over Central High School site development likely lies with landscaping contractors, not with architect R C Greaves. He notes completion deadlines aren’t typically in architects contracts and expects more information before action.
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la Crosse School
Trict
Asst
William J. Sauer
Sauer
R. C. Greaves
City Attorney’s Office
Edsel Vergin
Greaves
Board of Education
John K. Flanagan
Board of Public Works
Common Council
Provost Marshal Sergeants Drive Ambulance to La Crosse
Three sergeants from Camp McCoy borrowed an ambulance to pick up two women in La Crosse early Tuesday. They drove around with squealing tires near the airport until police halted the vehicle at about 3 20 a.m. They claimed they were simply showing the girls the area. The Camp McCoy provost marshal will be notified.
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Camp McCoy
la Crosse
North Side
Fisherman’s Road
La Crosse Boy, 16, Arrested On Coast
A 16-year-old La Crosse boy was arrested in California on a stolen car case reported by La Crosse police. The vehicle, owned by Mrs. Joan Martin of 2491 Hagen Road, was taken from a municipal ramp after the ignition was left unlocked. The youth faces possible juvenile court action on operating a vehicle without the owner's consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
California
Joan Martin
Hagen Road
Vets To Hold Potluck Picnic In Onalaska Park
World War I veterans and wives will gather for a potluck picnic sponsored by La Crosse Barracks 1650 and auxiliary. The event begins at 11 a.m. Sunday at the shelter in Onalaska Park, with a white elephant sale held during the day.
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la Crosse Barracks 1650
Onalaska Park
Moe, Spanish War veteran, dies at 92 in King
Ole R. Moe, 92, dies at the Grand Army Home in King on Monday July 22 leaving two local Spanish American War veterans in M. C. Casberg Camp 11. Survived by three sons, 13 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren, a sister, and many others. Services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Sletten McKee Funeral Home with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. viewing Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Ole R. Moe
Grand Army
King
M. C. Casberg
Mark Hewitt
Joseph Thompson
la Crosse
Mr. Moe
Norway
Viroqua
Company M
Wisconsin Volunteers
Anniston
Ala
Stoddard
Kenneth Johnson
Adrian Moe
Rawlston
Neb
Raymond Moe
Spring Valley
Calif
Edward
Anna) Hall
Sletten-McKee
Alvin Brown
Oak Grove Cemetery
Trane Promotes Three To Managerial Posts
Trane Co promotes three men to managerial positions per Fred Manger vice president of sales. George H. Kerckhove of 2503 S 29th St rises to manager in process heat exchanger sales after earlier leading filtration and unit heater sales. Kerckhove joined Trane in 1962 after earning a mechanical engineering master's at the University of Wisconsin.
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Trane Co
Fred Manger
George H. Kerckhove
S. 29Th St
Kerckhove
Trane
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Society of Professional
Filtration Sales Manager Named at Trane
Gerald F. Carisch of Wayzata Minnesota has been named filtration sales manager at Trane. He holds a mechanical engineering degree from the University of Minnesota and joined Trane in 1964 after positions in two unitary heating and air conditioning sales departments.
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Thomas A. Roach
Glendale Ave
Central High School
Roach
Trane
Salem budget breeze: West Salem OKs 1968 69 plan
West Salem School District adopts an 804 409 dollar budget with a 466 000 dollar tax levy after a public meeting attended by 110 electors. Critics note a 51 percent budget rise over three years and a 9 percent annual tax rise. Board president Dr David Morris cites national trends and funds for data processing replacing a secretary. Board salaries rise 100 dollars annually. Pool fund efforts rise to 75 000 dollars. Voter turnout doubles from 1967.
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West Salem
Wis
Donald D. Miller
Miller
David Morris
Board of Education
Morris
Eral Pool Fund Committee
Gateway To Buy Pittsburgh Truck Line
Gateway Transportation Co announced in principle purchase of North Braddock Motor Line and its affiliate Cal Bar Inc both Pittsburgh. Transaction involves about 40000 shares of Gateway stock. ICC approval required before final. Acquisition expands Gateway service from Pittsburgh to New York City Philadelphia Camden and more with added New England routes.
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Gateway Transportation Co
North Braddock Motor Line, Inc
Cal- Bar, Inc
Pittsburgh
Gateway
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
New York City
Philadelphia
Camden
N.J
North Braddock Authority
Pennsylvania
New England
Bridgeport
New Haven
New Britain
Default Judgment Against Beiers for Farm Sale Debts
A La Crosse Circuit Court default judgment for $20,571.25 was awarded to Louis Sobkowiak R J Stoddard and Thomas and Bertha Sobkowiak against Duane D. and Elva D. Beier of Holland Town, for farm equipment machinery cattle and hogs sold Sept 1, 1965. The Beiers did not contest within the legally required period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
la Crosse County
Louis Sobkowiak
R. J. Stoddard
Thomas
Bertha Sobkowiak
Hood Sr
Duane D
Elva D. Beier
Holland
Sobkowiaks
Beiers
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Business Men’s Assurance
BMA
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DIAL
Linker Hotel
Lynne Tower
E. Burgess
Helena
Colorado
John A. Love
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Cincinnati
Ohio
Love
Rockefeller
Che la Crosse Tribune Local
Army
J. C. Robert Williams Jr
Salina
Kan
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Schumacher Guneral Home
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