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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1973
Page
6
Five Summit School units run small hand made food factories for a Halloween party. Unit B students learned division of labor after visiting a local bakery and created their own firms including the Frosty Fun Factory Snap Crackle Pop Co the Popping Hot Shop Fancy Favor Co and the Kookie Cookie Co.
La Crosse Common Council Finance Committee gains state shared taxes and new municipal services funds. Police credits rise while bus subsidies and fire salary costs offset gains. Proposed 1974 tax levy trimmed to 4.085 million with new equipment cuts and an executive session on salaries.
Carl Guell of Madison spoke at the La Crosse Flyers Association awards banquet at Maple Grove Country Club where he is guest of honor. Kenneth Reed received the James Cote Award and the Oktoberfest Traveling Trophy went to the La Crosse Flyers. recognition awards went to Robert Stuckey James Cote Robert Johns and Harry Wiggert. Several spot landing trophies were also given.
Roy H. Gallington, 52, attempted a jail breakout at La Crosse County Jail as Terrance Malszycki closed the door. Gallington, already convicted of attempted murder of Patrolman Tolvstad, fought and was subdued with help from officers Matron Gardner and Patrolmen Schliefer and Yehle. He remains jailed awaiting sentencing amid ongoing motions to overturn the conviction.
The Wisconsin Association on Alcoholism and Other Drug Abuse meets at Midway Motor Lodge and Hoffman House with a 100 person limit for the drug abuse mini seminar from the University of Minnesota. Rev. Phillip L. Hansen delivers the keynote Friday noon. Robert White Sr. presides. Thomas Heine leads as executive director.
Esther E. Senn is elected chairman of the La Crosse Area Genealogical Society for 1974. Edwin T. Polodna is vice chairman and Joy Reisinger of Sparta serves as officer. The group, sponsored by the La Crosse Public Library, gathers genealogists from many Wisconsin towns and Minnesota cities. The unit meets monthly at 7:30 p.m. in the Main Library Auditorium, with the next meeting on November 28.
James R. Rivers, supreme governor of the Loyal Order of Moose, visits La Crosse and praises Wisconsin scenery and city Hall. He outlines Moose charity work at Mooseheart and Moosehaven and notes Wisconsin hosts 44 lodges. Rivers attends Menomonie Lodge dedication and class installations.
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