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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1967
Page
12
A reader Q and A from Uncle Ray explains hares and rabbits mix terms. Hares derive from hara and people in Britain call long-eared timid fast animals hares while Americans call them rabbits. Some jackrabbits are called true hares and cottontails real rabbits.
Readers inquire about age gaps in marriages, with Ann noting social double standards and suggesting a good marriage reduces comment. Other letters urge proper use of telephone directories, discourage noisy callers, and offer tips to handle a persistent ex‑date while a teen wonders how to curb mother’s pushy approval.
Explorer Post 7 presented a plaque to Don Burr for three years of advisory service. The ceremony occurred Wednesday in the La Crosse Courthouse Auditorium. The group funds activities through tree planting, planting 3000 trees for La Crosse County and 1000 for Leo Bouska, and has explored Sandhill Refuge near Babcock with a planned fishing trip Friday and Saturday.
Two graduates were accidentally left off the Cole man Technical Institute list published Friday May 26. James Krueger of R I Coon Valley and Harold Richmond of Onalaska are now identified as graduates.
Local sales announce an Arneson Auction at 405 Van Buren St Black River Falls on Sunday June 4 at 1:00 pm with items including furniture antiques and tools. A rummage distribution follows at multiple sites including French Island Kenosha and Madison area listings with clothing baby furniture and household goods.
Golden Guernsey's Gavin McKerrow says the 400 member cooperative may deliver yellow oleo to homes after July 1 if other dairies begin the practice. Borden and Sealtest report consideration of plans as repeal of compulsory color ban takes effect and retailers may stock color oleo this month.
A fellowship dinner at First Presbyterian Church in Galesville, Wisconsin, will honor Dr. Allen Birchler after his final Sunday sermon. Birchler from La Crosse led the congregation as supply pastor for ten months. Rev. George Melcher will assume as resident pastor from Sullivan, Illinois, on June 11. He is an Eau Claire native who served in World War II and has two children, Michael and Kimberly.
President Johnson entertained Australian Prime Minister Holt and 130 guests at a state dinner with a 40 minute musical program. Barbara Williams, a Wisconsin farm girl, danced with Johnson and received his autograph on a presidential card.
The Merrillan Methodist Church will host its annual Sunday school and all church picnic at 12:30 p.m. Sunday, June 4. Attendees are asked to bring a dish to pass and sandwiches for the family. Refreshments will be provided.
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