CAL Urges Employers To Hire CAL Students
CAL, sponsored by La Crosse Youth Council with reps from Central Aquinas and Logan High Schools, reports 123 registrants for summer work. Girls seek sales clerical nurses aid waitressing and babysitting while boys seek yard stock filling station car hop and farm work. Minors need permits and follow hour limits. permits required for domestic work when in school. Work permits and age certificates are available at the La Crosse Vocational and Adult School general office.
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Beauty briefs for short waisted figures in dresses
Short waisted women should choose streamlined one piece dresses in solid colors with bright accents. Avoid wide belts and separates. a one piece foundation smooths the middle. Teenagers urged to accent their best features with belts or cummerbunds and abdominal toning exercises.
New Addition Elevates BRF Girl Scout Cabin
Black River Falls Wisconsin reports a $15,000 addition to the Girl Scout Cabin in Rock Springs Park with a porch sleep space for 60, new kitchen, office, activity rooms, and updated heating lighting and plumbing funded by Alma Gebhart. proceeds from a 1958 cookie sale funded stove and water heater as teeners expand hostess work and Friday club breakfasts.
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Betty Mattson
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Black River Falls
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Alma Gebhart
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Donald Hall
Girl Scout Council
Swing Shanty Jive Hive Dances Begin This Week
City teenagers may dance part of the night as Swing Shanty and Jive Hive summers start. Dances run at Central High and Logan High with June 19 and June 26 opening dates, followed by July 3 10 and 17 24 31 at alternating venues. Membership cards cost 50 cents and cover the year with 30 cents extra at summer dances.
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MANNERS MAKE FRIENDS
A compact guide on gracious behavior toward guests stresses kindness even after they depart. It cautions against speaking ill about guests, noting such remarks may unsettle remaining visitors and damage hospitality.
Jobs Drying Up Summer Jobs in La Crosse Dim Outlook
The Wisconsin State Employment Service reports few summer jobs for La Crosse teenagers. Officials urge staying in school and taking college courses when possible. They cite increased mechanical farming equipment and local employers reducing hiring, with supermarkets favoring hours for current staff.
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Wisconsin State Emuloyment Service
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Teenagers Face Limited Summer Job Options in La Crosse
Fawcett notes most teen work will come from canvassing many places with little chance of hires. Resorts and national parks hire mostly adults over 18, often 21 with veterans favored. Expect mainly domestic tasks, berry picking, and truck farm work for La Crosse youths this season.
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la Crosse
Teen radio panel highlights local teen music scene
A La Crosse teen panel on Wednesday nights explores rock trends and teen culture. Garry Stites, kt and Carl Dobkins Jr, Johnny and the Hurricanes, The Mystics, Frankie Ford, Freddy Cannon and Barbara Evans are among acts featured with top tunes listed from the Coulee Region hit parade.
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Ohio
Carl
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Johnny and the Hurricanes
Johnny Paris
Paul Teslak
Tony Kaye
David Yorke
Johnny
Paul
Tony
David
Coulee
Freddy Cannon
Tallahassee
Barbara Evans
Coulee Region
Bobby Darin
Waterloo
Stonewall Jack
YWCA Teenarena Schedule Friday to Tuesday
The YWCA announces Teenarena events with Friday programs at Teentown from 2 30 p m and 7 30 to 10 30 p m Saturday Teenarena runs 8 to 11 p m and Tuesday Teenarena also runs 8 to 11 p m for junior and senior participants.
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Youth Center Carnival At YWCA Friday
The YWCA Youth Center in La Crosse plans a carnival for seventh to twelfth graders on Friday from 2 30 p m to 11 30 p m on the YWCA grounds with a weather backup to Saturday. Last year’s event was highly successful despite rain forcing indoor activities. Rog er Gilbeck leads planning with Carl Miller and teen council members assigning jobs. The Jail skill stands and tossing games return, Lindy Shannon adds a talent show, with Willard Sill Are land Peterson and Richard Hacksett providing supervision.
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Teenarena Council
Roger Gilbeck
Lindy Shannon
Carl Miller
Willard Sill
Areland Peterson
Richard Hacksett
Tips for Teens by Elinor Williams
A reader asks about a 19 year old man who cannot get dates despite blind dates. The adviser suggests continuing to help him meet girls and to seek a fiancee’s perspective to gauge girls’ views, noting possible issues like eagerness and encouraging the engaged partner to assist.
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