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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1967
Page
10
Crackett Home Service Council recommends converting a wooden pulltoy into a portable cleaning cart. Paint the wagon and add a longer cord for versatile use around the house.
ST. CHARLES Minn AP The last of 11 finalists for Minnesota Princess Kay of the Milky Way was chosen Alice Turnmire 18 Region 10 dairy princess daughter of Roy and Mrs Turnmire of Dodge Center She was selected from 23 southeastern Minnesota counties with attendants Rose Lahmann and Candy Simon Finalists listed include Teresa Chute Marilyn Scroggins Arlene Abel Corey Block Carol Wiemerskich Paula Larson Marilyn Olson Carolyn Nehring Cheryl Schoeper and Sandra Sommage
VIROQUA Wis Alderman William Evans is named vice president of the Wisconsin Order of Eagles He has previously served as president of the Viroqua Aerie and now holds a leading role in the organization
Sparta Wisconsin Mrs Ethel Link Slayton aged 84 the oldest graduate at the Sparta High School Alumni Association reunion accompanied by two sons. Leon class of 1932 Rex class of 1940 also attended along with Winnifred Rooker and five graduates from 1908. Three hundred graduates and spouses and guests attended the fourth annual reunion.
Captain Robert J. Riley of the Minnesota Highway Patrol is promoted to major and will head the new southern region. James Crawford moves to training duties, while Sgt. George M. Marquardt becomes Duluth district captain. The south region covers St. Cloud Rochester Mankato and Marshall districts.
Forty two Scandinavian teachers arrive at Luther College in Decorah Iowa for a five week Institute in American Studies. The group includes 22 from Norway 9 from Sweden 5 from Iceland and 1 from Denmark. Activities include language and literature classes field trips and home visits by the American Scandinavian Foundation.
The Minnesota delegation announced multiple Office of Economic Opportunity grants. They total 180,282 for adult basic education in Minneapolis, 62,667 for Head Start training in McLeod Renville and Sibley Counties, 23,766 for family counseling in Anoka County, and 6,352 for Scott Carver Counties program support.
MABEL Minn The Mabel Sportsmen's Park four miles northeast of Mabel hosts the 19th annual Fourth of July picnic by the Sportsmen's Club. Activities include bingo horseshoe pitching boat rides music and other entertainment. Two refreshment stands operate on the grounds. Fireworks cap the evening display.
Sparta offices to close Wednesday morning for services for Dr Spencer D Beebe 92 who died Sunday June 25. He practiced in Sparta from 1902 until retirement. Services at United Church of Christ at 10 30 a m burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Rev H Raymond Voss officiating. Friends may call 5 to 9 p m Tuesday and Wednesday one hour before service. Robert Page Funeral Home in charge.
West Lima Wisconsin Larry Simonson son of Mr and Mrs Everett Simonson posted a 3.12 GPA in the final semester of his third year at Whitewater State University He majors in business education with a minor in physical education He belongs to Beta Alpha Epsilon and the National Business Education Association and won a $400 scholarship.
A Winona couple were informed by the Defense Department that their son Pfc. Charles Orvis Deedrick, 22, was killed in action in Vietnam. Deedrick, a paratrooper in the 173rd Airborne Brigade, was on a combat operation when engaged by a hostile force in a firefight.
The ad touts White Satin by Sir Robert Burnett as a fusion of British gin tradition and U S manufacturing. It claims a superior product made with top equipment and expertise to combine the best traits of both worlds. Brand notes the London favorite’s two centuries of acclaim and promises a modern version produced in the United States.
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