Camp Decorah Boys Scout activities feature water and fitness scenes
A Tribune photo tour shows Camp Decorah summer programs with Scoutcraft director Earl Jensen guiding Troop 37 members on a nature trail, waterfront director Robert Stahlkopf teaching life saving merit badge skills, and students from Troops 28 16 104 14 in canoe portage and obstacle course demonstrations.
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Camp Decorah
Boy Scouts
Earl Jensen
Kim Gallagher
James Reed
Ralph Amundsen
William Volk
Steven Shimshak
la Crosse
Waterfront
Robert Stahlkopf
Lonny Binsfield
Ed Malo
Paul Lecheler
City buys AC grader for less after tire change
The city purchased an Allis-Chalmers road grader for 19,188 after replacing 16.00 by 24 tires with 14.00 by 24 tires. Mayor Knutson vetoed buying an Austin Western model, directing negotiations with Mooney Tractor, Milwaukee, the AC distributor, and the bid ultimately came in higher by about two thousand dollars than the alternative.
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Allis- Chalmers
Milo G. Knutson
Knutson
Board of Public Works
Mooney Tractor and Equipment Corp
Milwaukee
Mooney
Coulee Region Symphony Is Finest Group In Four Years
James Holm lund reports the Coulee Region Symphony under conductor Frank Italiano delivered a strong Music Lovers Night concert in Coleman Auditorium with Beethoven Symphony No. 4 and Mendelssohn Overture. Bassoonist Thomas Elliott of the Winnipeg Symphony highlighted the program, while the ensemble showcased solid brass, woodwinds, and string balance. The audience of about 600 praised the performance as a key part of the summer cultural series, with a festival program and a $500 budget shortfall noted by festival chair Mrs. Robert Staley.
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James C. Holmlund
la Crosse Tribune
Coulee Region
Frank J. Italiano
Coleman Vocational Auditorium
Thomas Elliott
Winnipeg Symphony
la Crosse State College
Student Workshop
Ruy Blas
Mendelssohn
Elliott
la Crosse
Vivaldi
Chabrier
Massenet
Robert Staley
Thief’s Day at the Beach Stolen Swimwear Report
James Peterson of 2140 Market Street told La Crosse police Wednesday that a woman’s black swimming suit and a towel bearing the phrase wish you were here were taken from his clothes line sometime Tuesday night.
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James Peterson
Market St
la Crosse
LaCro Reports First Dividend Planned After 1959 Start
La Cro Products Inc reports a 30819 profit after taxes and payment this year and plans a dividend at its third annual stockholders meeting set for 2 PM Saturday in Coleman Vocational and Adult Schools auditorium with Vine Street entrance. About 500 stockholders. firm makes electronic equipment and automotive parts since March 1960. Proxies urged for absent stockholders.
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Willard H. Howard
Coleman
Vine Street
Howard
la Crosse
Junior Lifesaving Class Begins Monday at Pool
The second junior lifesaving class will start at 10 a.m. Monday at the municipal pool. Director Eugene Fry says entrants must be 12 or entering seventh grade and in sound physical condition. Additional classes will continue as scheduled. inquiries may be made at the pool.
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Eugene Fry
Parks and Recreation
Fry
Asbury Methodist Church plans $120388 addition project
Asbury Methodist Church at 19th and Redfield Streets announced a 120388 remodeling and addition project with ground breaking set for Sunday at 10 15 am The two above ground floors and a basement will be built west of the existing structure The project cost includes a 444 by 50 addition and a kitchen remodeling The church will add six classrooms a pastor study a church school office a choir room nursery and crib room Completion is expected by December 15 Contractors include H P Martell Sons plumbing F M Branson Son electrical work by Klich Electric Co and Hackner Schroeder Architects The church has grown from 300 to 865 members with Sunday school enrollment rising from 167 to 450.
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Asbury Methodist Church
19Th
Redfield Streets
Deane Irish
Asbury
Irish
H. P. Martell & Sons
F. M. Branson & Son
Klich Electric Co
Hackner, Schroeder and Associates
Asbury Methodist
Logan Junior High Expansion Letter Before City Council
Citizens Education Committee plans to send a letter to the Common Council objecting to Mayor Knutson's veto of the Logan Junior High School addition. The letter asserts historical council support for completing Logan Junior, rejects pool-related motives, and questions the mayor's understanding of district property interests and proposed site expansions.
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Common Council
Citizens Education Committee
Knutson
Logan
James F. Shoger
6Th Ward
David Levenstein
Shoger
Levenstein
North Side
Logan Junior High
Plan Commission
South Side High School
Board of Education
Logan Junior High School
City spraying targets area from Losey Blvd north to east limits
City officials announce Thursday night spraying will cover the area from the north end of the South Side to the south city limits between Losey Boulevard and the east city limits. The operation aims to control pests and protect neighborhoods.
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Losey Boulevard
College Students Seek Domestic Work in La Crosse
La Crosse residents near the college seek coeds for home employment contacting Edith Cartwright dean of women during August. Incoming students have requested work in homes for room and board or wages, according to Miss Cartwright.
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la Crosse
Edith Cartwright
Miss Cartwright
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Longfellow Logan
Lincoln
Skeeter Schedule
Joe
Texaco Heating Oils
Blumentritt Oil CO
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Sale! Air
H.P
Valley Farm Price
Valley Farm Supply
S. 3Rd St
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Winona—Valley Distributing
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