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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1966
Page
10
Paul W. Gikas of the University of Michigan Medical School cites that 43 percent of accidents occur under survivable conditions. Minnesota launches a Crusade for Safety to double belt use and keep drivers in control, noting ejection and second impact risks.
Vernon County Republican party holds its annual caucus at 8 p.m. Thursday March 10 in the Courthouse Annex at Viroqua. Agenda covers elections of delegates to the 3rd District and state conventions and reports from county officers. All Republicans and interested residents invited.
The Houston County Democratic Farm Labor Party will hold its annual convention at the Caledonia courthouse on Saturday March 26 starting at 1 p.m. The event is open to all interested persons and will elect delegates alternates and officers for two year terms.
Fourteen members of the Westby Kiwanis Club share a combined 105 years of perfect meeting attendance led by P. N. Rude with 21 years. Other long-tenured members include Otis Holma 15 years Elmo Gulsvig 14 Vic Vakke and C. O. Veldey 13 years each. New leadership for 1966 67 includes Weihrauch president Armstrong vice president Gulsvig secretary and Roger Peterson treasurer with a slate of directors named.
Monroe County Judge James W. Rice receives a fellowship to the National College of State Trial Judges in Reno Nevada. The award covers all expenses for the July meeting.
Nineteen Wisconsin libraries near La Crosse gain reference service from La Crosse Public Library. through the federally funded La Crosse Area Library Development LALD. The program provides librarian training, interlibrary loans, and federal funds to enrich non fiction collections. Participating libraries include Arcadia Black River Falls De Soto Elroy Galesville Hillsboro Independence La Farge Necedah New Lisbon Ontario Sparta Tomah Viroqua Westby Wilton Whitehall and Wisconsin La Crosse County Library.
Minnesota Highway Department schedules a public hearing for Monday March 14 to present proposed rules for advertising signs along rural and interstate highways. Assistant Commissioner Paul R Staffeld leads the briefing with department officials. A second hearing Tuesday March 15 by the U S Bureau of Public Roads covers federal billboard junk yard and beautification rules.
Kennett h Brothers Savings Bank of Lansing seeks a Harpers Ferry branch. Iowa Banking Board approved the application but final FDIC approval is still pending.
WHITEHALL Wisconsin Two is sue of fact for jury cases are listed for the March term of Trempealeau County Circuit Court opened by Judge Merrill Farr. Gretchen Enright seeks 23500 for funeral expenses and damages in the death of her son Dale Enright from Rural Mutual Insurance Co and Roger K Spittler of Trempealeau. Enright died in a two car collision five miles west of Galesville on Oct 27 1964. Alice Herried of Blair seeks 10000 for injuries she allegedly suffered in a two car collision at Blair on Sept 22 1963 when she rode as a passenger in the car driven by Douglas Herried. Defendants are Allstate Insurance Co and Douglas Herried interposed.
La Crosse County 4H Junior Leaders Association will gather at 8 p.m. Thursday March 10 in West Salem. The meeting will include film screenings. 1966 officers include Douglas Heuer president Alan Hesselberg vice president Ruth Mashak secretary Terry Nicolai treasurer Paula Schomberg reporter Gary Althoff sergeant at arms and advisers Elton Heinze and Mrs Arnold J Johnson.
Crawford Electric Cooperative will hold its annual meeting at the Gays Mills High School Gymnasium on March 17 at 10 a.m. Three directors will be elected for three-year terms. Harvey Schermerhorn will be the main speaker. The event includes reports, a women’s program, demonstrations, music, and a noon lunch.
Westby Wisconsin Girl Scout troops mark National Week with displays in Roehl's Clothing Store window and Skundberg Building window. Junior and brownie scouts supervised by Mrs Henry Fitzpatrick and Mrs Olaf Haugen arrange handicrafts and outdoor activity displays by Cadettes. A father-daughter banquet is set for Monday at Our Savior's Lutheran Church. Scouts attend Sunday services together.
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