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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1963
Page
10
Minnesota leads states in obligating 1964 federal funds for interstate building, at 13 percent by May 31, with all 1963 funds already committed. National average obligations stand at 97 percent for 1963 funds, while 1964 fund use accelerates through 1962 and 1963 fund states.
The Viroqua Flying Club will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 18, in the First National Bank. Officers will be elected and discuss improvements in the municipal airport area including construction of a hangar. Non members interested in the airport are invited to attend.
Camp McCoy Wisconsin Chaplain Waldron A. Rosheim admitted nervousness about delivering his first sermon since ordination. He was ordained June 9 at Rushford Minnesota and began two weeks of summer training June 10 with the 452nd General Hospital unit in Milwaukee. He led the 452d church service June 16 before a reserve unit.
Two area graduates receive 100 scholarships from National Mutual Insurance Co via Mrs. Belle Danuser. John A. Gunderson to Eau Claire State College pre engineering and Steven C. Cooper to La Crosse State College for a planned acting and speech program. Cooper has three football and basketball letters and two in track.
Allan Jacobson, son of Mr and Mrs Haldor Jacobson, became Hixtons first Eagle Scout in a Court of Honor. He belongs to Troop 42 sponsored by the Hixton Taylor American Legion Post.
Paul R. Hjelle son of Albert Hjelle Decorah Iowa will be ordained at 10 am Sunday June 23 in First Lutheran Decorah He is a Spring Grove High School 1954 graduate Luther College 1958 and Luther Theological Seminary May 1961 He will serve as assistant pastor in Our Savior's Lutheran Church Los Angeles.
A plumbing equipment manufacturer reports colored bathroom fixtures are rising in popularity with pink and tan joining the lineup while white remains the best seller.
Blair Wisconsin 75 workers at the Preston Cooperative Cheese Plant report daily output above 60 000 pounds of Wisconsin cheddar from over 600 000 pounds of milk. The plant, converting from milk operation, ships cheddar weekly to Borden Plymouth, adds vats and tanks, and operates with seven cheese finishing tables and 170 000 pound storage tank. Milk arrives from 18 can routes and three bulk routes across four counties La Crosse Monroe Jackson Trempealeau, with whey recycled to a drying plant and whey cream sold to another dairy.
Anna Marie Houge and Laura Summers finished their fourth consecutive year with straight A averages. The A honor roll for the last term lists sophomores Mary Anderson and Carolyn Missell. freshmen Diane Sherry. eighth grader Nancy Schild. seventh grader James Beckman. B honor roll includes seniors Patricia Carpenter Barbara Peterson Karen Sather Ruth Sherry. juniors Karen Ask Janet Braaten Diane Hanson Elwood Lee Mary Ann Skifton David Winsky. sophomores Kathleen Beldt Steve Bremmeth Linda Houge Ila Mae Johnson Lorayne Knutson Betty Larson Judy Lee Sharon Poppe Gregory Schild Mary Schultz Dennis Senn Richard Snow Linda Torgerson Dennis Tracy Jim Vanderohe Sharon Welke. ninth grade Janice Ask Karla Ask Jennifer Botcher Linda Eyler Roger Gaustad Steve Johnson Phillip Moen Peter Orr Douglas Poppe Arlene Schmitz. eighth grade James Beckman Deloris Feldmeier Arlyn Frauenkron Betty Hendrickson Sharon Holte Maria Houge Gary Lee Carol Loken Vicky Sheldon Evonne Thorson. seventh grade Douglas Benson Mary Bremseth Terry Butcher Stephen Flynn Leslie Halverson Dee Ann Hughes Gale Johnson Marsha Johnston James Lehmann Craig Poppe Judy Sather Sandra Schild Jenelle Schultz Karen Sherry.
Bert Ogorek of Gurian Manufacturing spoke at a Junior Chamber banquet in Waukon Iowa detailing plans for a new plant named Waukon Industries Inc. The facility will start small and grow to a 200 person payroll in about 18 months, with local hiring and production for catalog houses and auto parts.
BLACK RIVER FALLS Wis Three area residents will become United States citizens in a ceremony Tuesday June 25 in Circuit Court under Judge Bruce Beilfuss Five people will take the oath and receive certificates with the ceremony marking a milestone for local residents and their families
Whitehall Wisconsin story about a parakeet named Billy Boy who laid eggs after three years with owners John and Emily Peterson. Mrs Dennis Peterson initially suspected a joke but found eggs on three consecutive mornings prompting a debate over whether Billy Boy is actually a girl.
Maj Arnold Asp of Heidelburg Germany is pursuing a university degree while on Army duty. He reports 18 hour days and worked March and April on the U S Army Europe budget analysis. He briefed major command heads in Washington and Europe after presenting his findings to Paris London and Washington.
Jon L. Sommers, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Sommers of Houston, heads to New Delhi for nine months of teaching in an Indian school under a Fulbright-Hayes Act grant. He serves as a teaching assistant in English and will study Indian history.
Mindoro Wis James Goth am principal announces the final nine week honor roll. Seniors Diane Pfaff and Charlotte Time have all A grades. Juniors Mary Kastenschmidt. Sophomores Jerry Allen and Lorna Storandt. Freshmen Sherry Hetland Barbara Paisley Sharon Paisley Barbara Peterson Jacqueline Thompson Charlene Timm.
The Galesville Common Council voter approved buying a new pump for the city water system. Aldermen Barenthin and Brown will gather purchase details. The council also planned selling two old pumps to Ettrick and studying a Beaver Creek bridge to the city dump. City Atty. Quinn to draft a dog ordinance like Mondovi’s.
Sparta Wisconsin hosts a summer band program taught by Walter Peterson with 110 beginners enrolled. Daily lessons cover cadet junior and senior high school bands also taking instruction.
Vernon County will send twelve delegates to the state Democratic convention in La Crosse June 21 22. Delegates include Walter Buros Vernon Burke Charles Eastman Otto Jefson Fred Dudgeon Peter Lavold Gordon Lee Palmer Munson Eman Stanek Carmen Stout Kermit Veam and Halmer Williams. Local committee members include Buros Stout Lee and Eldon Transtad with Mrs Charles Dahl Jules Jefson Eastman as sergeants at arms and Mines Margaret Johnson Beatrice Small and A E Kuehn as hostesses.
SPRING GROVE Minn Er nest Duveletski flew from Chicago to Germany to join his wife and to visit relatives and friends His wife had left for Germany a month earlier
Cashton Wisconsin Western Saddle Club lays out a Sunday horse show on June 23 with 12 events two schedule times 12:30 and 7:30 p.m. Rain date is June 30. Five afternoon events count for Western Wisconsin Horseman Association points plus five evening contests including open horsemanship spotted horsemen western pleasure and Palomino. Entries close at noon and 7 p.m. trophies ribbons or cash prizes to winners.
George R. Dunn, 39, will start June 24 as executive secretary of the Greater Tomah Area Chamber of Commerce in Tomah Wisconsin. He comes from Northampton Massachusetts where he held a similar post and is a Bowdoin College graduate in foreign languages. Dunn and his wife with two children will relocate to Tomah as chamber offices are prepared.
Tomah Wis The annual Baby and Old-Timers Club party for children born at Tomah Memorial Hospital will be held at the high school cafeteria Wednesday June 19 at 2 p.m. Children who have reached their eighth birthday are eligible for the Old-Timers Club. Special entertainment is planned for children and their mothers.
The fourth quarter Holmen High School honor roll published Sunday misnamed one student. Orlin Rosendale should read Orlin Melstrand among four students who earned straight A grades for the quarter.
Iowa student Diane Delphey daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Delphey is taking an eight week post graduate course at the University of Missouri. She taught the past school year at Lisbon Iowa.
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