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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1964
Page
15
Readable recipe notes describe trout prepared with melted butter and sesame seeds served with wild rice saute and a garden salad. Accompanying rhubarb bake uses brown sugar and sour cream, with detailed quantities and step by step cooking and serving suggestions.
The piece notes Sixth Grade at Hyde Park School in Waukegan winning a World Book Encyclopedia set and invites teachers to submit five pupil questions on flora and fauna to Uncle Ray via The La Crosse Tribune. It discusses plowing birds following soil turning, Scarlet Tanagers and their seasonal color changes, and why males are brighter than females. It ends with a note about a vitamins leaflet offer for scrapbook readers.
Cadet Merlin Bakke of Westby received the Chicago Tribune gold medal for character leadership and top 10 percent AFROTC standing at St Olaf College during the unit's third annual honors banquet. Bakke is a freshman at St Olaf and was valedictorian of Westby High School class of 1963.
The article details Tanganyika and Zanzibar linking histories from Arab and European rule to independence. It notes Zanzibar's clove dominance, Tanganyika's size, Kilimanjaro to the Mozambican border, Olduvai Gorge finds by Louis Leakey, and major exports like sisal coffee and cotton.
Readers discuss sensitive issues from a funeral viewing, where glasses should be removed for the deceased, to a fiancé who loves another woman. Ann Landers advises the glasses remain off and warns the engagement would be a mistake, while urging parents to curb a teen couple’s outings to protect growth and future happiness.
Cadette Girl Scouts under Mrs Edward Forseth organize a Mother's Day program for 8 p m on Tuesday May 12 Debra Tolokken commissary officer chairs Patti Beirne leads the program On May 5 Cadettes entertain Junior Scouts under Mrs Dea Fraust Rox anne Casey equipment officer arranges a softball team by the girls.
Whitehall Wisconsin enforces a spring bicycle ordinance requiring registration at city hall and a license plate by May 30. Applicants must pass a written test a driving ability test and a bicycle safety test to qualify for an operator license. those from last year need not retake tests. All bicycles must pass a safety check by police and pay a 50 cent license fee.
In Clarksburg California the Purple Thread shop funds a new library by selling donated clothing from a rummage store started three years ago. The project moved a donated farmhouse to serve as a shop and raised about $18,000 toward an estimated $38,000 cost with hopes to break ground for the library in spring or summer.
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