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Trempealeau County conservation speech winners named
Trempealeau County held its Soil and Water Conservation Speaking Contest with 25 contestants across three divisions. Elementary winner Tim Robertson of Blair Elementary spoke on the Endangered Species. junior winner Pam Davis of Blair Junior High spoke on Solid Waste. senior winner Elizabeth Lecheler of Arcadia High spoke on Solar Energy. Second-place honors went to Lisa Blom, Darcy Johnson, and Diane Kamrowski, with Eric Jacobs of Whitehall Junior High earning a notable placing. Also noted, David Capelle of Loyal joined Michigan Animal Breeders Cooperative as a Select Sires representative, based in Whitehall, after UW River Falls and national dairy judging highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trempealeau County Soil and Water Conservation
Tim Robertson
Blair Elementary School
Alan Robertson
Lisa Blom
LeRoy Blom
Pam Davis
Blair Junior High School
Gerald Davis
Darcy Johnson
Gene Johnson
Blair Junior High
Eric Jacobs
LaMoine Jacobs
Whitehall Junior High
Stuent
Elizabeth Lecheler
Arcadia High School
Arnold G. Lecheler
Diane Kamrowski
Sylvester Kamrowski
Arcadia High
David Capelle
Loyal
Clark County
Michigan Animal Breeders Cooperative