Training Course Ends With Housing Plan For Students
A portion of students will stay in La Crosse permanently after completing the training course. Another student class is scheduled to arrive next January to begin the program.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1964
Page
13
A portion of students will stay in La Crosse permanently after completing the training course. Another student class is scheduled to arrive next January to begin the program.
A reader reports a sister divorces and a sister-in-law pursues the husband. Ann Landers advises telling the husband private dialogue occurred and to stay out of it. The page also covers a teen asking about sex education with guidance to involve a librarian or doctor.
A large oil portrait of the late Conrad A. Elvehjem will be presented to the University of Wisconsin on Saturday. Painted by Lester W. Bentley the 34 by 42 inch work was funded by memorial contributions and will be accepted by President Fred Harvey Harrington through the UW Foundation. The portrait plans to hang in the Elvehjem Art Center on the Madison campus.
Uncle Rays Corner notes a World Book Encyclopaedia set awarded to Grubaugh School Fifth Grade Mansfield Ohio. Explains plant reproduction pollen transfer by wind insects bees bumblebees butterflies hummingbirds and compares seed sizes from acorn to coconut. Promotes vitamins leaflet offer via stamped self addressed envelope to Uncle Ray care of The Largegees Tribune.
Rummage sale at Blessed Sacrament School on Wednesday June 3 from 9 to 12 and another sale from 8 to 12 at 2323 to 2327 Market Street Berna Deans Beauty Salon reopens in a new location at 2106 West Avenue So next to Bob's Shoe City on Wednesday June 3.
In Mankato and St Peter 400 workers walk out over a contract dispute shutting down about nine major projects including a $2.5 million classroom and a $1.25 million dormitory at Mankato State College and a $1 million treatment building at St Peter State Hospital. The Local 132 union seeks a three year pact with a 15 cent hourly increase from a $2.75 base.
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