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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1982
Page
6
Trempealeau Electric Cooperative will host its 45th annual meeting on March 20 with Don Ripple of the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance as guest speaker. Lunch at 10 30 a m follows and the afternoon session will elect directors for Districts 2 5 and 6 for three year terms.
The Pierce County Energy Task Force will hold an open public meeting on March 18 at 8 p.m. in the Pierce County Courthouse. The group promotes local energy development and involvement. The meeting will feature a U S Department of Energy film on district heating plus bylaws discussion and committee planning. Coffee and rolls will be served. information available from Ken Peterson Pat Wolff Stan Johnson or Earl Gilson.
Sterling Polled Hereford of Cushing produced the champion bull at the eighth Spring Indianhead Polled Hereford Show and Sale, fetching 1450 dollars. Kevin Stork of New Richmond exhibited the top female at 1200 dollars. Reserve champion bull was shown by Owen Brothers of Hammond, and a female by Fred Larson of Spring Valley and Kevin Stork also sold. Fred Larson and Kevin Stork were elected to the board of directors, Mark Lebo of Hammond will be association president in 1982, and about 1000 dollars was raised at the annual fund auction for the top Junior National Polled Hereford Show trophy in Wisconsin in July.
The Great Lakes Wool Growers Association will hold its annual meeting March 26 at Heritage House with the state sheep symposium. Elections will fill expired terms for Rudy Erickson Wilson Cy Winchell Waukesha and Dennis Fleming. Lloyd Eikum will address members along with Dave Alberg and Dick Boniface. Outstanding shepherds will be honored at an awards dinner. Registration at the meeting. fees 5 per person or 7 per family. meals extra. The association is a member of the North tive representing 20 000 growers across 10 states.
Snowstorms in the Midwest in January trigger 105 disaster claim checks from Wisconsin Dairies Cooperative. This is the most for a single month since the disaster benefit program began in June 1978. The program reimburses member-producers for milk losses due to fire, windstorm, high water, lightning, power failure and snowstorms with no out-of-pocket costs. total claims reach nearly $250,000 since inception.
Polk County 4 H members take part in music drama arts and crafts and speaking events at the Western District 4 H Talent Explosion in Eau Claire. Cushing West Sweden and Bone Lake Beavers clubs present music. Balsam Evergreens drama. Green Acres arts banner. 27 4 Hers exhibit crafts. Speakers include Steven Owens Gwen Christiansen Dawn Coleman Dawn Evans Jon Christenson Connie Engelhardt LaDon Larson.
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