Jaycees Name Area Top Educator and Farmer Winners
La Crosse Jaycees honor outstanding local educator and farmer at a 7:30 p.m. banquet in New Villa Supper Club. Local winners advance to statewide programs in Milwaukee on December 4 and 5, with eight area finalists moving to national competition in Portland, Oregon. Jaycee of the Month honors for April through September also to be announced.
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la Crosse Jaycees
New Villa
la Crosse
Milwaukee
J. Thomas Finucan
Viterbo College
Bernard Young
College of
la Crosse State University
Gary Greer
la Crosse Education Association
Portland
Ore
Arts Society Tours Facility At Grandview
The La Crosse Society of Arts and Crafts toured Grandview Building facilities at 1707 Main St to establish a permanent gallery and workshop space. Winners of the Oktoberfest Art Show will be displayed for a week. A painting class led by Louise Drumm runs Wednesday in Room 423 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., with further classes planned.
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la Crosse Society of Arts and Crafts
Grandview
Main St
la Crosse
Louise Drumm
Arthur Hebberd
Chester Ware
Ware
State St
Tennis van Wyk
R. 1
La Crosse Youths Nabbed In Shoplifting Spree
La Crosse police arrested a 16 year old city girl for stealing a $1.83 shampoo kit at Jupiter Store and a 13 year old city boy for lifting a pack of cigarettes from Merry Mart at 1914 Campbell Road. Both were turned over to juvenile authorities. Later Monday afternoon three youths stole a $290 artificial fur coat from Dodge and Davis Store.
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la Crosse
Jupiter
Merry Mart
Campbell Road
Dodge
Davis
Thefts Reported At Laundrama and Nearby Shops
Dime-a-Time Launderama on Jackson Street reports that $35 was stolen from nine washing machines with no sign of forced entry. John s Barbershop on Ward Avenue says a $75 barber pole was stolen. Pauline Wendling on Ninth Street reports a $35 ladder and a $10 chain taken from a yard on Slith Street.
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Jackson St
Ward Ave
Pauline Wendling
N. 9Th St
Slith St
Milwaukee Symphony Chief Seeks Chicago Orchestra Silence
Milwaukee conductor Kenneth Schermerhorn lashed out at the Chicago Symphony Orchestra accusing it of draining revenue and flooding Milwaukee with 10 appearances this season. The dispute centered on fund-raising and scheduling as both orchestras perform in Milwaukee and Chicago.
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Milwaukee
Kenneth Schermerhorn
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Chicago
Chicago Orchestra
Schermerhorn
Milwaukee Post
New York Philharmonic
Philadelphia
United Performing Arts Fund
Wightman Winkler
Betty Ann Houston
Onalaska High addition dedication set for Sunday
Onalaska Wisconsin the dedication of Onalaska High School addition will occur Sunday at 2 30 p m in the high school auditorium Dr Bernard Young dean of the College of Education at La Crosse State University will deliver the address Stanley Helms superintendent of schools will give opening remarks The program includes choir and band selections a plaque presentation and a PTA gift open for inspection after the ceremonies Principal Herbert Fregin leads open house duties
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Onalaska
Wis
Onalaska High School
Bernard Young
College of Education
la Crosse State University
Stanley Helms
Fred Brensel
America
Edward Davis
Paul Roe
La Crescent School Secretaries Pay Hiked
La Crescent Public School District 300 approved a 5.4 percent raise for high and elementary secretarial staff, with specific increases for named staff, hired a special education assistant, and approved lunch program changes including reduced prices for needy students and removal of free lunches. The board also budgeted an education assistant to correct essays, and discussed intercom and alarm systems, plus a new typewriter for the elementary library.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Board of Education of
Beverly Dobbs
Betty Clark
Beverly Merrill
Molly Boehm
Shirley Olson
Barbara Dahl
al Hellston
Ohn Haugan
June DeWitt
James Elzheim
la Crescent Education Association
Hokah
Lodge Honors Man For Service
Albert Johns of 2155 Market St was honored by La Crosse Odd Fellow Lodge 44 and Myron P. Lindsley Rebekah Lodge 104 at a Veterans of Foreign Wars Club banquet. Johns cited for 44 years of lodge service as recording secretary for 10 years. Grand Master Herman Holz Miller presented veteran buttons for long membership, including Fred J. Storch of 304 Losey Blvd S.
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Albert Johns
Market St
la Crosse
Odd Fellow
Myron P. Lindsley
Rebekah Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
6Th and
Market Sts
Johns
Herman Holzmiller
Baraboo
Fred J. Storch
Losey Blvd. S
Ex Peace Corpsmen To Visit LCU Campus
Peace Corps returnees Richard Christian and Paul Willis will visit La Crosse State University campus Wednesday through Friday to discuss experiences and Peace Corps opportunities at Cartwright Center west entrance. Willis, Ames Iowa native and University of Iowa graduate, worked on agricultural projects in Asia for three years and started Young Farmers Clubs. Christian taught on an island in Micronesia for two years and is a Wisconsin graduate formerly teaching in Janesville.
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Peace Corps
Richard Christian
Paul Willis
la Crosse State University
Cartwright Center
West Entrance
Willis
Ames
Iowa
University of Iowa
Christian
Micronesia
Wausau
University of Wisconsin
Janesville
Stolen farm goods on County Trunk M near Mindoro
Warren Brueske of Onalaska reported a theft on his Mindoro area farm Sunday. About 85 dollars worth of items including an electric service hookup and fence posts were taken, per the La Crosse County Sheriff's Department report.
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Mindoro
Warren Brueske
Oak Ave. S
Onalaska
la Crosse County
Sheriff’s Department
Statement Admissible in Cattle Rustling Case Ruling
La Crosse Circuit Judge Peter Pappas ruled that a 19 year old’s statement to police after his arrest for cattle rustling is admissible. The hearing tested whether the confession was voluntary as Karl Henthorn sought to plead guilty to taking two Holstein calves valued at 75 dollars each from Richard Witte’s farm on March 5.
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Peter Pappas
la Crosse
Karl T. Henthorn
la Crosse St
Richard Witte
R. J. Mindoro
Pappas
Henthorn
Green Bay Reformatory
Joseph G. Betsinger
Prospect St
Ricky L. McCormick
Avon St
Hen‘thorn
Lawrence Linhart
Earl Kiefner
Asst. Dist
Merwin Mellor
Camera Club to Host Peter Welwiche Speaker
La Crosse Camera Club invites members Thursday at 7 30 p m to hear Peter Welwiche editor of Dairyland Power Cooperative speak at the La Crosse Clinic 212 S 11th St He will discuss needs use and techniques of photography for industrial publication A slide set Introducing Ansco chrome 500 will be shown.
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Peter Welwiche
Dairyland Power Cooperative
Milwaukee man pleads innocent on boat light charge
A 46 year old Milwaukee man Gilbert V. Baublit pleaded innocent in County Court Monday to operating a motorboat between sunset and sunrise without proper lights. He posted a $39 bond and trial is to be set later.
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Milwaukee
Gilbert
Medical Writer Supports National Health Plan Editorial
A Wisconsin Medical Journal editorial by Dr. D. N. Goldstein of Kenosha urges universal health care as a basic right and warns against opposing humanitarian ideals. The piece cites history with Medicare and calls for flexible, community based health reform. Separately, 16 of 19 CESAs plan drug education expansions in Wisconsin schools led by La Crosse CESA II, with local educators named and federal funding noted.
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Madison
Wisconsin Medical Journal
State Medical Society
D. N. Goldstein
Kenosha
J. W. Roberts
Sheboygan
Society
Goldstein
Cooperative Educational Service Agencies
CESA
la Crosse
Cesa II
Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
La Crosse youth pleads innocent in car theft case
A 19 year old La Crosse youth charged in the summer theft of a car pleaded innocent in Circuit Court Monday after Judge Peter Pappas appointed Attorney James McArdle to represent him. Jury selection was set for Jan 4 with trial to begin Jan 7. Maynard Funmaker of 1911 Wood St is charged with taking a car owned by Robert Swing Sr from the city parking ramp on June 1 and abandoning it in a ditch near Boscobel.
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la Crosse
Peter Pappas
James McArdle
Maynard Funmaker
Wood St
Robert J. Swing Sr
Boscobel
Change Reported In Heart Forum Schedule
The third annual Senior Citizen Heart Forums have a new start date of November 10 at 8 p.m. in the La Crosse Community Center. Speakers include Dr. Robert Green on New Hope for Heart Disease Patients, Dr. Gundersen on Pacemakers, and Dr. Edward Perry on heart attacks and prevention.
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Erik Gundersen
Robert Green
Gundersen
Edward Perry
la Crosse
Denton St
Area Jobless Claims Still On Increase
Unemployment claims in the La Crosse area rose through September and October 1970. The Wisconsin State Employment Service reports 11,185 September claims, with weekly totals ranging from 2,435 to 2,784 for September and October. Keith Straight notes most claims are state unemployment compensation, with minor interstate and federal portions.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin State Employment Service District
Keith Straight
Wisconsin
Straight
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Riverside Park
St. Paul
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Distributive Education Clubs of America
Tribune
Che Ya Crosse Tribune
Jaycees
Area
Thomas O0‘connell
Earl Hunter
Wkty Radio
Bernard Otto
Bank of Holmen
Jaycee
Roger Imes
Arts Society
Performing
Onalaska High
Lodge
Peace
LCU
American Millwork Co., Inc
South Avenue
Stanley W. Peterson
Lynne Tower
Business Men’'S Assurance
Om Pannd
Camera Club
Cial
Sidney Otterson
Whitehall High School
Donald Winger
Brookshire Place
Holmen High School
Merlin Thompson
Charles Sr
Logan High School
Steve Heuslein
Wedgewood Drive E
Central High School
National Training Center
AnNsrud Hearing Aid Center
Radioear
James R. Johnsrud
P.O
Heart Forum
Schumacher
Ray J. Schumacher
Roy Tichenor
Don Kish, Jr
LA Crosse, Wis
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