Bruce News-Letter (Newspaper) - March 18, 1948, Bruce, Wisconsin VOLUME 41 NO O BUSK COUNTY MAMB 18 1948 OCTOBER 18 IfM Boxing Squad Has Ten Vets And Twenty New Boxers Community News Briefs BRUCE BOXERS OPEN TONIGHT AT The boxing schedule March 26 Chetek at Chetek April 2 Prairie Farm at Bruce April 6 Superior Cathedral at Bruce April 16 Tony at Bruce April 23 tournament at Tony All home boute are at p.m Coach Leonard Olson is supervising the program assisted toy Bud Atwood at the Blain Motor Co Lettermen on the squad include t i Budd Zehner Lloyd Scoles Alvin Drum Gerald Callies Maurice Atwood Gerald Zamber Ed Miniatt Clifford Fresher Ray Flohr Vern Kelly Other boxers Ben Miniatt Alfred id Allen Kozel Lloyd Mattison Ben Harold Grubb Bob Iverson Leorard Jacques Kieth Gibson Harold Francis Britten Gilbertson Jim McGlynn Carol Lincoln Ronald Ronald Biese Philips Quade Walter Anderson The Wisconsin State Capitol Native Son Willing l Prom far across the Pacific a few days ago one of Wisconsin's most distinguished former residents sent a message which changed ly the complexion of the Wisconsin i Republican presidential delegate campaign now waxing hot in ation for the April 6 elections here Gen Douglas MacArthur said that he would accept the nomination the presidency a simple statement t which had an electrifying effect upon the polities of his own state of consin and modified political degree l Wisconsin for dent Club loaders who hatf pioneered the presidential boom in ms were jubilant They were now certain that their MacArthur pledged delegates would make a good run in i the Wisconsin election next month j which the whole nation will be j watching Champions for rival i candidates notably Gov Dewey of j New York and Harold E of j Minnesota also entered in did not make their chagrin public But that they were disappointed there was no doubt i Close observers of politics that the MacArthur announcement throws the Wisconsin delegation tion result in doubt They also thought it likely that Gov Dewey who has thus far declined to in Wisconsin where he wen easily in two previous trials may yet be forced to do so this spring Thep figured too that Mr who has made numerous personal appearances in the state in quest of Wisconsin delegate support j will also step up his drive Livestock Valne Soars i Wisconsin's enormous livestock population key to a prosperous and agricultural industry is today worth more in dollars than ever before in history in spite of a lecent trend in the numbers of some of the principal common to Wisconsin operations According t an estimate for January 1 made by state farm statisticians Wisconsin cattle sheep horses pigs and mules were worth the highest on record Significantly the proportion of that value represented by dairy cows is increasing as the result of steady increases in the price of cows in Ir pre war accounted for 76 per cent of the value of the livestock herd Today j they represent about 83 per cent and j the trend is for former increase j BOYS TO TREAT SEED Future farmers enrolled at Bruce High School are now prepared to treat seed grain They will use Du Bay seed disinfectants new improved M effective in controlling diseases of cereals These disinfectants are approved by your State College of Agriculture Farmers desiring seed oat wheat or barley treatment may have their choice of either the Minnesota or the Rotary Drum method The charges including the is 5 cents per bushel The U S Department of estimates an average of per farmer as the annual tax levied by riant diseases on America's cron With the ciment premium prices on grain no farmer can afford any loss To insure against losses from this cause is important that seed is treatH crops are rotated and varieties sown If you are not prepared to treat your seed grains at home bring them lo the Farm Shop where the Ag boys will treat them using your choice of methods South Galey Lake Caley Lake Homemakers Club met at the home of Mrs Chester last week Thursday with 8 present Glenn McLean had an accident last week when his truck hit an icy spot in the road by Dick Sillmans and turned completely upside down Luckily he not injured Mr and Mrs C Janet Mr and Mrs Jake and family Mr and Mrs John and Mr and Mrs Donald and family were visitors at the Arthur Sempf home Saturday Ring to help Mr Sempf celebrate his WINDFALL Mr and Mrs Rudolf Gehrmann and family from Elk Mound called at the Harris home Sunday afternoon after spent some time with mother Mrs Klinger in and Mrs Fred Harris enjoyed of all of their children Mr and Mrs John Harris and er on Sunday March 14th at their home The occasion was to celebrate the birthday which will occur the 17th MJ Harris received many nice including one from the Gehrmann family The Francis Scott family arc fixing up their home here before they move into it It former place by the school We welcome them to Girls Basketball Players To Go To Rhinelander Meet Marilyn hark in after a short absence ASSEMBLYMAN H CLAUSEN ATTENDS DAIRY MEETING HELD TO OLEO STAND BY INDUSTRY Among those who attended an important dairy meeting at waukee was Assemblyman Herman Clausen The following information came from Mr Clausen A number of dairymen all over the State met at the Golden Guernsey Dairy Cooperative Plant in Milwaukee March 1 to discuss Golden Guernsey CoOp had voted on February 25 1948 they also elected a committee to contact the candidates for president Dewey Stassen MacArthur to get stand toward the farmer and The following is a copy of the resolution pertaining oleo Whereas Yellow is the natural color of butter and the only way to prevent misrepresentation and fraud Therefore Be It Resolved that the Golden Guernsey Dairy Cooperative date February 25 1948 go on record as favoring the continuance of legislation which would prohibit or the of Lyall visited last with Mrs Amid Benson Mr ami Mrs Leon Vreeland and family spent Friday evening at the Lew Vreeland home Mr and Mrs Raymond Garrett and sons visited Sunday at the Bert Jensen home Mr and Mrs Amiel Benson spent Sunday at Hawkins with relatives L Mr and Mrs Chas Lindner and of Tony family spent Tuesday in Ladysmith Mr and Mrs Lew Vreeland and Wayne visited at the Don Keith home Sunday afternoon 1 Bruce Bowling Notes Won Lost LeRoys 61 5 Nelson Printers 38 28 20 46 Teachers 28 38 i Betsy Ross 40 26 bakers 21 45 22 44 34 32 High single P Grisius 190 high tin 2157 Betsy Ross Individuals high three F i 543 E Grisius 421 Tatro 431 A Nelson 421 E Mead 441 S 440 V Tatur 411 E Olson 435 G Toftness 136 S- Schiessl 408 F tV f T TT i The five high P Grisius 153 E Olson 141 S Schiessl 130 A Nelson I Harvey 137 E Mead 137 below zero Tuesday morning 20 below Wednesday V Alow zero Thursday morning at Creek farm Mrs Robert Geisler and visited at the John home Wednesday 18 below zero Friday morning Several neighbors helped Art Sempf celebrate his birthday on Saturday night Mrs John Geisler would like to j thank the Caley Homemakers nd Mrs L Case and family j for the Get Well card and good visited at the Ralph Dearhamer home wishes Sunday Mr and Mis Geisler and A surprise wedding anniversary family visited at the home of Mr and party was given for Mr and Mrs H Mrs Joe Jeremy at Forest Lake S Jacobson Sunday night Those in Minnesota last Sunday Thompson spent the past end in Bru at the Herb Woodmansee home Mr and Mrs Jacoh Geisler and children visited at the Vid Rusk County farm Rews find Views Ed Sirek County Agricultural Agent J Zahradka Erosion M attendance Mr and Mrs Claude Ridout Mr and Mrs Cy Ridout Mr and Mrs Frank Mr and Mrs Austin Working Mr ard Mrs Peter Miller Mr and Mrs Lloyd Workine Dorothy Working j home in Bass on Mr and Mrs L Case Mr and Mrs H S Jacobson and family Mr and Mrs Lloyd Working and family spent Sunday afternoon at the Cyrus Ridout home Mr and Mrs L Case and family visited Friday evening at the Clarence Johnson home coloring any way that it natural yellow of discourage margarine in resembles the butter Be It Further Resolved that favor the repeal BUTE Luther League met at Clarence Monday night Mr and Mrs Audie Christiansen spent Saturday evening at the In Mud Brook Valley of In Europe today are nearly a t million traffic victims of the late war who have been unable to return to their homelands now occupied by the totalitarian Russians To the world of international affairs a new word we the Wisconsin tax on or white purchased outside of this State and to pay a consumers BRUCE BUSINESS MEN HOLD REGULAR SESSION MONDAY The Bruce business men met on Monday in their regular There was a pood attendance Principal L B reported taken in at Feud was paid for first for recorder for magnet to clear wire and for one hour reel of wire A of was turned over to the organization Mr appeared before the in interests of the Ladysmith Radio Station which is to open soon He an amateur program of one hour per week which would cost a week The club recognized the merits of the program and the tion in this section but felt that the first obligation was to pay on the lights was paid on the the previous meeting The high school will play baseball games under the lights this The school will oay for lights aad tret j the rate receipts The businessmen I will handle concessions and make the money on them j The club voted to explore the possibility of developing the HUls area M a winter sports A TMV was postponed Archie Christiansen home smith Mr and Mrs Fordy Johnson Enice spent Sunday at Shirley Mattison of C came home Saturday a few days visit Irvin Schroeder underwent a Bernard Smalley has had the house he bought from Walter Leuthi moved to his farm across from the Ed Leuthi home Berney Woods moved it with the 4 wheel drive patrol grader Jobe Smalley called on Alexander on Monday and had hig drivers license renewed Bernard Smalley came over in the evening and had his income tax made out Smith filled his ice house last week cutting the ice on Mud Famers and dairy plant operator sin this vicinity will be given the opportunity to learn all about the business action activities of the nation's dairymen when the Duality Dairy Exposition comes to Ladysmith Milk Coop on 1 March 22 23 according to the an- of County Agent Ed Sirek The booth of the American Dairy i and j of Wisconsin is one of j Titus many outstanding exhibits in the i now on tour America's This gigantic I exposition on wheels sponsored by I the extension division of the College of Agriculture University of brings to the people of the 1 state an impressive array of displays and demonstrations emphasizing quality milk production and labor saving methods I Other cooperating agencies NEW VENTURE IN THE BRUCE GIRLS ATHLETICS GAMES SET FOR SATURDAY TWELVE GIRLS ON SQUAD The Bruce Girls Basketball team will make its first appearance in regular league play Saturday when it will play in the tournament sponsored by the Department of Municipal Recreation in Rhinelander This game will be the first opportunity for the girls to get a taste of competitive sports in a league where basketball hss been accepted for about the last ten years The other teams competing in this tournament will represent communities and schools who have sent teams into play in other contests of this type since Bruce will ti difficulties so Ray Sorenson the re- director has given them a on the first round beginning March 16 The teams near lander will play the first round and Bruce will meet them in the first of the second round Experience will be on side We will be the 1 new team all other teams having I met some time in their conference or tournament play On our side to balance the record the team has only the fact that it has faced greater odds on and off the court in its struggle to keep together and remain a team They'll take that same spirit of determination and good ship tn the tournament Members of the team making the trip Clausen Douglas Shirley Hayden Pat Kenyon Marre Lundgren Joanne Nelson Frankic Romsos Pat St Gwen Joan Spears An c Valiquette Wisherd Coach th EXPANDING SERVICE IN SAWYER COUNTY Brook river There will be preaching at High I Banks on Sunday forenoon Clarence March 21 and also on Easter Sunday forenoon March The grade in northern Chippewa County will meet in on to and Cancer Campaign operation at the a health lecture Hospital Monday Mr and Melvin Sherwood and Mr and Mrs Henry Siwk attended a at Ladysmith on Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Pete Kovacevich and There is probably MI of mankind which more thoroughly bv thf spent Sunday afternoon at cancer Cancer is one of the most Henry Siecks There will he Sunday no church services and of the killers of the race week University of Wisconsin officials an important in the gigantic war thf disease The national has made an outright grant to the school of for the construction of a research and treatment center Henry Peterson returned from evening where be as a delegate for the R.E.A Mr and Mrs Wallers Sr Mr and Bud of spent on thp University campus the evening at the John Johnson of kind to be financed by home federal government The Due to on 6 the i HI ppl cm en tine the existing Homemakers club will meet on institute the Wednesday 7 the home of general school and C A The ladies are j a proposed new Enzyme Institute asked to bring a small piece of j will make of the one of to i the advanced centers of research and learning in the Middle cedar chest furniture or a small polish sawed wood on Thursday and Friday and he sawed for Gilbert Nelson on perfect Mrs hnan Irwin entertained the Birthday Crab a few other on Saturday months various have to en Addie hM few on tho following pupils had past 9 Micky and Jim aad Joan Mr and Mrs J j Mrs Lyaa and Bob to ia Mr and Vrs M sn Mr and Mrs C A at at her home to on the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture j Wisconsin Dairy Federation and College of Agriculture Among the highlights in the ADA booth will he colorful of nationwide express truck postings dairy food ads published in the leaing household magazines and newspaper and Dairy Food the latest merchandising developments I Dairy farmers in this area and i throughout the state are supporting the national campaign of the ADA by a voluntary of cent per pound of butterf it delivered thp plant in lnm 4-H News I The Ingrain community is an in their folks suiting in thr organization of a 4-H known the These on March 10 selected the following leaders and Mrs Forence Ellison Club Leader Mrs A C Peterson Leader t Mrs John Cabo Project Leader Hazel Anderson president Mae Pitts president Beverly Ellison and Peterson Clob reporter The Countv Agent led the singing after the meeting and showed two very interesting moving pictures fur animals of Wisconsin The Pine 4-H Hnh held their meeting on Friday night March 12 at the James Bollman All club were and 3 new members in Barbara Fritz Lonx and Donald Richardson Some of the projects thV this dob dairy calves handicraft home service clothing and food The of a Mlk ITT by aad and Artificial breeding service from indexed proved is now being offered to dairymen in Sawyer unty in Winter Ojibwa and communities This service has been used by farmers in the Exeland Community since June 1946 and is now being expanded with the help of the Sawyer County Agent Sherman Weiss Rusk County Agent Ed Sirek and Howard Blomberg Exeland fanner and former board member of the Rusk County Breeders Howard Blomberg will be the inseminator for the new territory Roy Daniels will continue to service the Exeland territory Service will start soon after March 15 Howard Blomberg who will take care of this new service heen member of the County Breeders since its start in 1942 has been a board member for two years and did a great deal of work in getting breHing service for the Exeland Community The same high standard of service will be extended to this new area ai if being in Rusk County and world famous stud namely the consin Scientific Breeding Institute at Madison Wig Service for i seys Holsteins and Jerseys will available PAUL SUSKI WINS MEN'S SINGLES TOURNAMENT SCORE OF M2 Paul Suski of Weyerhauser won first in the Men's Singles ment the past week end His score of 912 and he also got highest score in single game 380 Other winners were Dale Hayden second with a score of 840 Chick H third with a score of 834 Otto Rudolph of Cameron fourth with a score of 828 Nelson fifth with a score of 816 Brown of Cornell sixth with a score of 811 Nye Moon seventh wore Otto with a score of 80S and Clifford Tatro ninth a scon of 840 TSere Mr and Vn far a f if I
