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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1966
Page
10
Uncle Ray explains how honey bees scout for nectar and pollen. Dances above the hive hint whether flowers are nearby or miles away, guiding workers and shaping the day's work balance inside and outside the hive. Readers can request Uncle Ray's free leaflet.
At the 117th commencement Lawrence University awarded three honorary degrees to Sen Gaylord of Wisconsin a doctor of laws Chandler W Rowe president of Hawaii Loa College and former Lawrence dean a doctor of science and John Stevens industrial consultant and chair man of the Greater Lawrence program a master of arts.
Merrill Lynch lists 41 women brokers, under 2% of its 2,800 sales force, doubling the count since 20 years ago. NYSE has yet to admit women as full members. Women now own about 120 billion in stock while brokerage firms face a looming shortage, forcing hiring and training of more women.
A workshop at Stevens Point State University June 19 to July 1 will develop a K through 12 English and grammar curriculum. Sponsored by the Wisconsin English language arts curriculum project funded by a federal grant, it caps a year of committees with 8,000 teachers involved. The new curriculum should be ready February 1, 1967.
Five seniors from John Carroll University and a Xavier University friend plan a two week river drift from Galesburg Illinois to New Orleans aboard a raft built from nine 55 gallon barrels on a wood platform. They will transport the raft by truck and use Coast Guard charts for navigation.
Mrs. Edward J. MacMullan, 73, a society party consultant, died Sunday after a long illness. She arranged affairs for the wedding of Ethel Du Pont to Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., son of the late president.
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