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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1963
Page
7
Dance and twirling schools have moved from Hotel Stoddard basement quarters to 222 Main St second floor. Marilyn School of Dance led by Mrs Marilyn Bruha Bull since 15 years and baton twirling classes run by Mrs Harlene Garness, with prior teaching in Minnesota and Kansas.
The La Crosse Insurance Agents Association at its annual meeting elected Palmer Richmond of West Salem as president Rudy E. Horschak of La Crosse as vice president and John J. Freisinger of La Crosse as secretary treasurer. Robert D. McDonald and Robert H. Klein of La Crosse were named to the executive committee. Richmond previously worked with a La Crosse agency.
About 2,000 top Wisconsin state college students will receive $190 legislative scholarships to study at nine schools this year. Eugene R. McPhee said the awards cover tuition and student fees, with 1,500 freshmen and 500 upperclassmen receiving aid.
George H. Winrich, longtime NSP Blair district manager since 1961 with earlier posts in Owen and Augusta, retires effective Aug 31. Raymond W. Steuernagel, Black River Falls hydro plant supervisor since 1956, succeeds him and will move to Blair with his wife Wilma and two boys.
The La Crosse Tribune weekly advertising page urges distributors and dealers to align their promotions with the scheduled national advertisements appearing in the newspaper. The call emphasizes coordinating marketing efforts with the regular advertising schedule.
A roundup of notices covers Thomas P. Arneson purchasing Getter Wholesale Beverage in Viroqua, Beltone workshop highlights in Cleveland with Beltone, and Jack N. Rodgers named manager of Connecticut General Life in Long Beach. Also listed are chiropractic certificate for Jee C. Wiemann, new drive lighting on Causeway Boulevard, Thorp Finance supervisor Pivotto appointment, LUTC life insurance course in La Crosse, Wisconsin Small Business Conference in Milwaukee, and safety campaign Lights On For Safety with Ruan Transport. Additional items include Holland America Line cruise promos, Weisen sel named District Four director for Wisconsin Insurance Agents, and local business trips and staffing notes from Madison to Spring Grove.
State Superintendent Angus Rothwell told NAACP leader Lloyd Barbee he found no evidence of discrimination in Wisconsin public schools yet cited inequities in educational opportunity. He urged Milwaukee to speed its modernization, noting costly remedies require more funds and questioning whether the state can afford not to act.
Ace Telephone Association of Houston Minnesota purchased Midwest Telephone Co serving Shore Acres. Midwest provided switching for 40 La Crosse exchange customers. No change in service. Ace serves La Crescent and 17 other areas across southeast Minnesota and northeast Iowa. New facilities installed. La Crescent exchange now available to Shore Acres customers. Installations underway for homes and businesses.
West Salem Wis The first meeting of the West Salem PTA will be held Monday Sept 9 at 8 p.m. in the auditorium Teachers will be in their rooms at 7 30 to meet parents who want to meet their childs teacher Superintendent John F Meg gers is scheduled as the speaker His topic will cover the highlights of the school year progress of the new high school curriculum improvements this year and what can be expected when more facilities are available
Sylvia Porter estimates the typical newborn costs about 650 dollars, with medical bills around 300 dollars and other expenses for layette, crib, carriage, and maternity clothing. She notes costs have risen since the 1930s, insurance coverage helps offset bills, and first babies cost more than subsequent ones.
The American Legion Post will hold a meeting in its clubroom on Monday September 9 at 8 p.m. The junior unit will convene immediately after school the same day.
The Cham ber of Commerce will hold its regular meeting in the Communi ty Room at 6 30 p m Monday in Houston Minn investigates local business matters and community updates.
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