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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1973
Page
13
Monroe County Health Planning Organization explored options for ambulance service in Tomah area. CHPO chairman Ira Hill plans to ask the county board to form a committee to study countywide ambulance feasibility. Larkin Ambulance may discontinue by July.
Thirty high school students from Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin Illinois and Missouri were selected from 100 applicants for a Luther College chemistry program funded by the National Science Foundation. The 11 morning lab sessions and five lecture-discussion groups run through July 27 with 15 Minnesota 10 Iowa 3 Wisconsin 2 Illinois and 2 Missouri participants. Heino heads the program with Luther faculty and staff assisting in Walders Hall labs and dorms.
Tri State briefs report a flea market at Hatfield Thunderbird Museum with selling allowed July in field. Glen Hellwig earns MBA from University of Wisconsin Madison in Madison. Monroe County Extension Office runs three nutrition day camps June 26 27 Warrens July 2 3 Wilton and July 12 13 Cashton for grades one through six. 400 reservations for 10th annual Sparta area Lima High School alumni reunion include social hour dinner and party. Job's Daughters install Debra Chapman honorary queen Jane Brennan senior princess and Julie Eggleson junior princess in Tomah. Crawford County residents discuss Health Planning Organization role at Ferryville Bank 7 30 p.m. July 11 and review state legislation affecting residents and doctor recruitment with expected Prairie du Chien Chamber of Commerce attendees in August.
La Farge Wisconsin residents vote to construct a new village fire station. The current building is small and in poor shape, only holding two of five trucks, with vehicles kept in rented facilities. The project aims for about 40 thousand dollars, with the department planning to do much of the work itself and to include meeting rooms. Committees work on site, design, and financing with no site chosen yet.
Volunteers monitor storms with a surplus state radar at the Donald Weibel farm Cashton. The two way radio network relays storm data to the Civil Defense office in Sparta with Weibel as operator. Participants include Mrs Weibel John Baumbach Ronald Andrus and others.
New Lisbon Wis the fourth quarter honor roll at New Lisbon High School has been announced by Principal G J Rubash Seniors on the A honor roll were Pamela Barnes David Drunasky Wilma Greene Myron Huffman Kevin McDermott Joan Mitchell Greg Ritchart Lois Scott and James Viera Juniors Patricia Halverson Stubbs Charisse Lee Darcie McCaullum and Gaylen Ret tammel Sophomores Susan Barnhurst Brian Drunasky Karel JaDoul Rand Lee Dianne Mentzel and LaDene Revels Freshmen Donna Olson Debra Petrick Wayne Schultz and Mary Stastny There were 13 seniors 11 juniors 11 sophomores and 13 freshmen on the B roll.
New Minnesota Republican chairman Robert J. Brown says he will visit every county this summer to mobilize Republican workers and media. Brown, 38, a Stillwater state senator and St. Thomas College professor, will run the party part time while pursuing the post. He won on the first ballot over Lars Carlson and Ron Kelly amid calls for reform and a shift to volunteer leadership.
Jackson County Health Planning Organization will study a federal grant to fund four alcoholism counselors. The plan includes full time counselors in Alma Mondovi and Black River Falls and services in Independence, plus a social worker at St. Francis Hospital. Estimated one year cost 70735 with 14102 local share.
Blair Wisconsin Grand View Home names Thomas Rand as administrator replacing Rev. Harvey Nelson. Nelson and his wife were honored at a retirement party after serving since 1966 as the home expanded to a 60 unit facility adding 40 beds. Nelson holds multiple local posts. Rand is a 1963 Trempealeau graduate with a 1972 UW Madison MSW, district ties.
Westby Wisconsin seniors on the second semester honor roll include Brian Rude Robert Olson Grace Rudrud Renee Ekern Marlin Levendoski Gregory Lunde Sherry Torgerson Teresa Rude Cynthia Dwyer Susan Berger Mark Fish Ann Sidie and Mark Tryggestad Juniors include Jane Hoyum Norene Jothen Karen Benrud David Kammel Janet Rognstad Roxanne Dwyer Ruth Haaken son Ruth Lewison Lola White Cynthia Wyman William Goss Steven Terry Sophomores include Catherine Gulsvig Amy Nelson Randy Ekern Peggy Linding Sarah Bland Larry Johnson Dale Bye Ann Aarness Sandra Oftedahl Sylvia Sather Gayle Berg Bonnie Bagstad Freshmen include Maureen Kenyon Jody Lee Darrel Dwyer Tommy Kammel Guy Nelson Krisann Pederson Steven Shaw Brenda Anderson Sally Lean Sharon LeJeune Patty Rude Dennis Havlik and Mark Bakkestuen.
Black River Falls Wisconsin residents circulate a petition by the Chamber of Commerce exec committee asking opinions on metering the parking lot next to the Wisconsin Laundry. The petition will be presented to the city council July 3 with about 99 percent opposing metering.
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