Explorer Post Studies National Purpose Project Findings
Explorer Post 409 of Gate Way Area Council joined the National Purpose Project sponsored by the National Recreation Association. The survey gauged youths views on democracy across political economic human and international aspects with five response choices. Nine explorers including Richard Ramsey John Parkyn and Steve Rutter participated at Central High School with discussions led by Charles K. Petrasek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Explorer Post 409
Gateway Area Council
National Recreation Association
Central High School
New York City
Richard Ramsey
John Parkyn
Dave Frisbie
Jeffrie Lovold
John Toraasen
John Munson
Wayne Landsverk
Fred Fibeger
Steve Rutter
Michael Bahr
Matt Glenz
Terry Larson
Charles K. Petrasek
Sheriff Warns Violators On No Trespassing Lands
Sheriff William Boma warned Thursday that violators of no trespassing signs and posted lands will be arrested and prosecuted. The warning follows vandalism complaints from the Town of Shelby targeting a cottage and fencing. stay off the posted property, he said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boma
Shelby
Boma
Boulevard stump removal program ends in city
Eugene Fry, director of the park and recreation department, announced the boulevard stump removal program is completed. More than 600 trees and stumps were cleared. Residents whose boulevards might have been missed can call 40561 for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park and Recreation Department
Eugene Fry
Fry
Wisconsin Senate hears Smaby nomination for Conservation Commission
A Madison hearing on James R. Smaby of La Crosse to the Wisconsin Conservation Commission heard strong support from Assemblyman Everett Bidwell of Portage who called Smaby an outstanding conservationist. The committee postponed action as other views were presented by C. S. Luckenbach and opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Tribune
Madison Bureau
Madison
Wisconsin
Senate
Gaylord Nelson
James R. Smaby
la Crosse
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Everett Bidwell
Portage
Senate Committee On Conservation
Smaby
Bidwell
Jack J. Schumacher
Commission
Shawano
C. S. Luckenbach
Luckenbach
Schumacher
Charles Brees
Milwaukee County Conservation Alliance
Reuben LaFave
Roconto
LaFave
Public Library Notes on New Nonfiction and A Seal Flies By
Vera Dean reviews Builders of Emerging Nations and Kennan's Russia and the West under Lenin and Stalin, plus Nights Are Longest There. Other titles include The S Man Buy Now Pay Later and A Seal Flies By by R H Pearson. Reservations via phone call 4 8623.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Dean
Soviet Union
West
Russia
Lenin
Stalin
George Kehnan
Kennan
Moscow
Zenaide Bashkieff
Mark Caine
Hillel Black
R. H. Pearson
Flipper
Diana
Skeeter Schedule Mosquito Spraying North Side
Mosquito spraying will be completed on the North Side Thursday night spraying covers areas from Palace Street to the Milwaukee Road tracks from Rose Street east to Onalaska Avenue and all east west streets. The operation runs from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.
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Palace Street
Milwaukee Road
Rose Street
Onalaska Avenue
City beaches and pool set to open Friday afternoon
La Crosse city beaches and municipal pool will open at 3 p.m. Friday with lifeguards on duty, followed by wading pools at 11 a.m. Saturday. Hours include daytime and evening sessions, with head lifeguards Carl Noelke Mitcho Nitta and George Lindstrom directing safety and lessons for beginners and teens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Eugene B. Fry
City Parks and Recreation
American Red Cross
Fry
Black River
Pettibone
Houska
Trane, Myrick and
Copeland Parks
Carl Noelke
Municipal
Mitcho Nitta
George Lindstrom
Longfellow Students Earn School Honors at Assembly
Longfellow Junior High School recognized ninth graders and staff at a recognition assembly. Winners included Paul ette Lind, Mary Stark, Terry Spreuer, Jon Espenes, Jean Preston, Linda Hutchinson, Dwayne Sagen, Tom Larson, Tom Veglahn, and Ruth Ellen Reynolds among others. Special commendations went to service groups. Me morial Day attendance plaque awarded to Homeroom 112.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulette Lind
Mary Stark
Terry Spreuer
Jon Espenes
Jean Preston
Linda Hutchinson
Dwayne Sagen
John Ripplinger
Sandra Dannhoff
Bird
Steve Soffa
Ruth Ellen Reynolds
Bill Finch
Tom Larson
Tom Veglahn
Silver Arrow
Kathy Hayes
Charlotte Markos
James Seiler
Jane Pettis
Kris Anderson
Barbara Panke
Barbara Begun
Helen Elder
Margaret Johnson
Sharon Stanke
John Toraasen
Karen Sentry
Juanita West
Carol Cook
Red Cross
Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department
Ragnhild Skaar
Ned Hodgson
AF Reserve To Form Recovery Squadron In Wisconsin
La Crosse will host one of five Air Force Reserve recovery units to be formed in the state as part of a plan to create 268 units in 47 states. The units will aid regular forces in recovering from an enemy attack and will base at Janesville Green Bay Wausau La Crosse and Milwaukee with 156 enlisted and 22 officers each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Air Force Reserve
Wisconsin
Strategic Air
Janesville
Green Bay
Wausau
Milwaukee
Donald Niemeyer
Prairie du Chien
Eau Claire
Tomah
Sparta
Winona
Niemeyer
National Guard
Army
Navy
Original Play Presented By Logan Cast
Paulette Konrath wrote and staged an original Logan High School play in the auditorium. A five member junior cast acted as a backward mountain family coping with a postal inspector romance while peers offered five minute world affairs talks and a ten minute bill of rights presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulette Konrath
Logan High School
Richard Mehlum
Sunflower
la Nette Weldon
David DuMez
Hire Now results favorable in employment program
The Hire Now appeal reports favorable results with several placements since May. Joseph L. Doyle of the Wisconsin State Employment Service says the program is yielding outcomes. Badger Lumber and Coal Co. submitted three names to Walter S. Runyan for a bookkeeper to train for business operation. John C. Weiss, 22, of 1339 State St, hired. he studied accounting at the University of Wisconsin 1956 to 1958 and served 23 months in the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Bunyan
Badger Lumber and Coal Co
Rose St
Wisconsin State Employment Service
John C. Weiss
State St
Joseph L. Doyle
The
Employment Service
Tribune
Doyle
Rose St. Pres
Walter S. Runyan
Runyan
Tomah
Weiss
University of Wisconsin
Radio Highlights Twins and Milwaukee Baseball Games
Radio schedule notes broadcasts of Twins versus Baltimore at 6 55 p m Thursday on WKBH and Milwaukee versus Chicago at 1 25 p m Friday on WKTY with baseball games listed.
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WKBH
Twins
Baltimore
WKTY
Milwaukee
Chicago
Service Station Sign Claims Tax Collection
A sign at a service station in Abrams Hollow Springs New York declares the business collects federal state and local taxes and notes gasoline sales as a sideline. The phrasing suggests a humorous or ironic stance on tax collection.
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Hol Springs
N.Y
Transistor Radio Stolen From City Store
Foreign Food Fair operator Charles McEvoy reports a key entry burglary at 218 S. 3rd St. A Grundy-Majestic 13 transistor radio valued at 135 dollars was taken from the rear of the store sometime Tuesday night, with the loss confirmed Wednesday afternoon. He plans to change the lock.
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Charles McEvoy
S. 3Rd St
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Hamilton School
Toni Hicks
Clara Amann
Explorer Post
National Purpose Survey
Nelson
Arthur MacArthur
M. Lee O'Brien
Dane County
Public Library Notes
BMA
Lacrosse
Stanley W. Peterson
Skeeter Schedule
Aery
Lees
Heavenly Carpets
Schneider
Longfellow
Josephine Hintgen
D. R. Kinney
Col
James Sweeney
Continental Air Command
CONAC
Sweeney
Air Force
Logan
Coulee
A. la Carte
Dial
Stoddard
Lacrosse, Wis
Sohn A. Elliott
C. S. Edwards
C. L. Ringquist
Hire Now
Cremers
American Gem Society
Glynn Cremer
G. William Cremer
Jewelry
Main St
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