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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1966
Page
15
Public works board calls for sealed proposals to furnish and install storm sewer on Farnam Street from Seiler Lane East to City Limits. Plans and bid forms on file. bids due July 12, 1966 at 4 15 p m with required certificates, bonds, and subcontractor lists.
La Crosse Wisconsin invites sealed bids by July 12 1946 for curb and gutter installation on Evergreen Estates area streets including 28th Court and 29th Street with appurtenant removal items. Bids opened publicly in City Clerk's Office. Lowest responsible bidder to be awarded contract with bonds and wage requirements as specified by City ordinances.
A notice states a resolution before the La Crosse Common Council to vacate a portion of Cameron Avenue from 7th Street West to the Alley Hearing by the Highways Committee is set for July 6 1966 at 7 30 P M in the Council Chambers Citizens may speak for or against the vacation City Clerk Alley A Dickson signs the notice dated May 17 1966
The Common Council of La Crosse Wisconsin seeks objections to a board reported curb and gutter improvement on the East side of Sunset Drive from Green Bay Street north to end of street. The Board of Public Works determined benefits and damages to parcels and will present final report at a July 6 1966 meeting. City Clerk Alice A Dickson announces on June 14 1966 the report is on file and available for review.
Public notice invites sealed proposals by 2 45 p m for Erickson Field Swimming Pool sidewalk installation and related concrete works. Minimum bid deposit 5 percent, contract plans and addenda available from City Engineer, with bid bonds and contractor list. Bids to be accompanied by specified forms and guaranteed by responsible bidder. Published June 20 and 27, 1966.
Sealed proposals due 3:00 p.m. for furnishing labor and materials to cover 14 Memorial Field Grandstand windows with Fiberpane. Bid must include total amount or bid bond at least 10 percent. Specifications available from City Engineer. City of La Crosse. Sherman Stelipflug et al.
Hillsboro and nearby towns report three brothers omitted from the survivor list of William J. Shaker a 65 year old man who died June 17 in Wisconsin. The brothers are Theodore of Wonewoc Albin of Hillsboro and Rudolph whose address is unknown.
Several orders set hearings on final accounts and guardian discharge in La Crosse Wisconsin. Estates of Ida B. Smith and Olive Smith plus Frances Marquardt guardianship are scheduled for June July 1966 here. Attys listed: Hubert J. Schlieiter Hale Skemp Schnurrer Skemp and J C Franzini.
Christine Keeler, 24, central to the 1963 British government sex scandal, is expecting a baby next month. She and husband James Levermore, 25, an engineer, had separated after their October marriage but reportedly reconciled. They live in a Berkshire bungalow.
LOCALS seek a permanent wave and hair services at Hollywood Beauty Salon and Millie's Beauty Shop. Aletta's Hat Shop offers a $3 sale and hats priced at $5 $7 and $10 with late hours until 9 00 PM.
John C. Gady age 79 of 608 North 16th Street died Sunday morning June 19 at home. Survived by wife Margaret and son Robert of La Crosse. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at letten McKee Funeral Home with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery. James R. Argall age 68 of 932 Avon Street died Monday June 20 in a local hospital. Retired engineer of Wisconsin Highway Commission, 41 years of service. Survived by wife Meta, son James of Minneapolis, daughter Jacquelyn Fiedner of Minneapolis, sister Grace Argall of Madison. Burial at Oak Grove Cemetery after 2 p.m. Wednesday at St Luke's Methodist Church. calling hours Tuesday after 4 p.m. and Wednesday before service at church.
La Crosse Tribune reports on a Monday edition dated June 20 1966 with delivery following on June 21. The brief news item highlights local events and public notices from the La Crosse area.
Radio Highlights notes a 9:55 p.m. Monday baseball game airing on WKBH between the Minnesota Twins and the California Angels in California. It also mentions a fact about hares stating the arctic polar or snow hare is the largest of all hares.
Ansel H. Bratberg, 74, of Holmen died Monday, June 20, at home. Services are tentatively planned for Thursday at Holmen Lutheran Church. Jostad Funeral Home of West Salem handles arrangements. The piece notes the modern breakfast habit of drinking coffee began in Arabia and Ethiopia.
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