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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1966

Page

13

Root River Conservation Pond Built in Caledonia District

Ponds and gully control structures are under construction in the Root River Soil and Water Conservation District due to improved soil conditions. A pond on Jerome and Grant Ellingson’s Spring Grove farm will water pasture and curb runoff, while Joe McManimon Sr. of Houston completed a gully control dam to stop cropland erosion.

Caledonia Minn Root River Joe McManimon Sr Houston

La Crosse businessmen tour Vernon County sites

Twenty seven La Crosse Chamber of Commerce rural affairs committee sponsors a day long bus tour to Vernon County. Stops include Genoa U S Lock and Dam on the Mississippi and Dairyland Power’s La Crosse Boiling Water Reactor for plant tours, a lunch and visit to Tri State Breeders Cooperative in Westby, and a look at Arthur Thiege dairy farm in Coon Valley.

Dairyland Electric Co-Op Genoa Earl Hunter Tribune la Crosse Vernon County U.S. Lock and Dam Mississippi River Dairyland Power Cooperative Westby Tri-State Breeders Cooperative Arthur Thiege R. 1. Coon Valley

Barre Badgers To Mark 35th Birthday Sunday

WEST SALEM Wis The Barre Badgers 4 H Club will observe its 35th anniversary Sunday June 12 with a noon picnic at the Barre Town Hall All former members and leaders and their families are invited to attend the reunion The club was organized in 1931 by Alfred Bringe its first leader Merlien Jaekel is the present adult leader There are 51 members in the club carrying 14 projects besides participating in music and speech contests Officers are Vicki Nuttleman president Curtis Berg vice president Debra Stelloh secretary Susan Jones treasurer Allan Miller reporter Dennis Johnson librarian Russell Schomberg historian Rodger Schomberg sergeant at arms and Janet Stelloh parliamentarian

West Salem Wis Barre Badgers Barre Town Hall Alfred Bringe Merlien Jaekel Vicki Nuttleman Curtis Berg Debra Stelloh Susan Jones Allan Miller Dennis Johnson Russell Schomberg Rodger Schomberg Janet Stelloh

Power of Gorillas Described as Fierce Iron Benders

A historical account notes that powerful gorillas are the largest man like apes capable of bending iron bars. The text warns they will fight fiercely when cornered or when their families are threatened.

Recognition for Edwin Hill by Soil Conservation Service

Madison Wisconsin Edwin Hill assistant state conservationist of the U S Soil Conservation Service received a certificate of merit at the SCS meeting June 6 in Manitowish Waters The citation praised his outstanding contributions to Wisconsin soil and water programs and his ability to mobilize local and cooperating agencies The award was presented by D A Williams of Washington D C and accepted by W W Russell state conservationist Hill began his career in 1934 at Mt Horeb and joined the SCS in 1935 at Durand He later served as project forester independence assistant state coordinator Madison area soil conservationist Eau Claire district conservationist Wausau and assistant state conservationist He organized a youth conservation education program in 1946 that has run annually for two decades He led the small watershed program in Wisconsin overseeing 17 watersheds and in 1963 helped develop a resource conservation project that gained final approval from Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman on Oct 6 1964

Madison Edwin Hill U.S. Soil Conservation Service SCS Manitowish Waters Hill Wisconsin D. A. Williams Washington, D.C W. W. Russell Mt. Horeb Durand Independence Eau Claire Wausau Price, Rusk Taylor County Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman

Black Pool: Dublin's Name Origin and River Liffey

The name Dublin stems from the Gaelic Dubh Linn meaning black pool, referring to the dark waters of the River Liffey that divides Ireland's capital. The term reflects the city’s ancient Gaelic heritage and geographic feature.

Dublin Dubh Linn Liffey Ireland

Clothing Schools Planned In Trempealeau County

Whitehall Wisconsin June events host four H clothing members and leaders. Sessions at Galesville Bank on June 13 at 1 30 p m and Whitehall courthouse at 8 p m. Strum community building on June 20 at 1 30 p m. Girls from State Fair dress revue teach modeling and poise for the revue. Clothing project items will be judged followed by a judging discussion.

Whitehall Wis Carol Anderson Trempealeau County Home Economics Galesville Bank Strum

Viroqua FFA Awards Night Highlights Local Honors

The Viroqua FFA Banquet honored Black Hawk Sales with an honorary farmer degree. Ken Hutson spoke as WKBT La Crosse farm news director. Graduates and sponsors received multiple state judging, Kiwanis, DeKalb, Marvin FE, and Tri State awards. Section leaders included Ostrom Pederson Yttri and Swenson in various top placements.

Viroqua Wis Future Farmers of America Black Hawk Sales, Inc Ken Hutson WKBT la Crosse Randy Nigh Roger Swenson John Selin du Wayne Ostrom Dennis Pederson Ole Yttri State Bank of Viroqua Kiwanis Club Swenson Roger Simonson Pederson David Hooverson Alry Jim Vikemyr Larry Yttri Bob Erickson Carl Wolden Ostrom DeKalb Yttri Marvin FE. Christianson Paul Erickson John Christopherson Jim Larson Dan Dan Elefson Harvey Cade Mark Sherry Vernon Electric Cooperative Gene Schroeder

Galesville Firemen Answer Two Calls

The Galesville fire department answered two incidents on Thursday. At 7:50 a.m. firefighters extinguished a chimney fire at the Hans Falls residence in Hardies Creek. Near noon they put out a blaze in a 1951 stock truck south of Decorah Hill, badly damaging the vehicle as two young boys were driving.

Galesville Wis Hans Falls Hardies Creek Decorah Hill

New Lisbon Girl Named Miss Oakdale

Kathy De Haan, 16, daughter of Abel and Mrs. DeHaan of New Lisbon, was crowned Miss Oakdale by Alice Siemens, Miss Wisconsin Rural Electric, at the Oakdale Rural Electric Cooperative annual meeting. Runnerup Lynda Faire of La Valle, a UW pre med student, attended with former winners Kay Bojarski and Janice Clawson. The event featured visitors Siemens and late arrival by private plane, with remarks from John Ellingson and Slim Martin.

Oakdale Wis Oakdale Rural Electric Cooperative Wisconsin Rural Electric Kathy DeHaan Abel DeHaan R. 1 New Lisbon DeHaan Alice Siemens Tomah Washington, D.C Cleveland Wisconsin Rural Electric Co-op John Ellingson Wisconsin Rec Slim Martin Oakdale Development Association Oakdale Rural Electric Co-Op REC Miss DeHaan

Brookwood Sends 5 To Convention

Brookwood High School delegates James Haun and Mike Giese join adviser Richard Fossum and Steven Kastberg and Delmar Schmitz for the state Future Farmers convention at Green Lake June 13 15. They will receive State Farmer degrees.

Ontario Wis Future Farmers Green Lake Brookwood High School James Haun Mike Giese Richard Fossum Steven Kastberg Delmar Schmitz

Brookwood Students Attend Dairyman's Meet Delegates Named

Brookwood High School sent Lonnie Whitinger Marvin Johnson as delegates and Richard Fossum as adviser to the Junior Dairyman's state convention in Manston June 9 and 10. Several Brookwood boys were set to participate in a judging contest.

Ontario Wis Manston Brookwood High School Lonnie Whitinger Marvin Johnson Richard Fossum Brookwood

Wisconsin farmers send 40 tons cheese to Vietnam troops

Jackson County farmers join a project to ship 40 tons of Wisconsin cheese to U S armed forces in South Vietnam. District 3 of the National Farmers Organization sponsors with Jackson county as one of 15 affiliates. Contributions can be left at Radio WWII in Black River Falls before June 20, with packing in La Crosse on June 20.

Medary County of la Crosse Wisconsin Glenn L. Fox Black River Falls Wis Jackson County U. S South Viet Nam District 3 National Farmers Organization Jackson We Care Radio Wwii Viet Nam la Crosse

Saluki Breed Ties to Ancient Egyptian Royal Dog Status

The Saluki breed traces back to 7000 to 6000 B.C. and is described as the royal dog of Egypt indicating its prestigious ancient lineage.

Egypt

Vernon County Farm Family Hosts Dutch Exchange Student

VIROQUA Wis Angela Van de Plasse an International Foreign Youth exchangee from The Netherlands is visiting Vernon County to study an American farm She will depart June 13 for Kentucky then Virginia Mrs Irvin Nerison hosts her near Westby The Netherlands bound student plans to teach home economics after returning home

Viroqua Wis Angela van de Plasse Netherlands Vernon County U.S van de Plasse Kentucky Virginia Wisconsin Irvin Nerison Westby

Variable Star Mira Brightens as It Expands

Mira, a variable star, expands and contracts every 330 days causing its brightness to rise and fall. The cycle repeats, altering observed light output from Earth.

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