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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1963

Page

11

Uniform Road Weight Limits Being Sought

A meeting in Elk River Minnesota gathered sheriffs and county engineers from Sherburne Anoka Isanti and Mille Lacs counties to discuss spring road restrictions. The group backed regional action on weight limits the use of supplementary axles on school buses milk trucks and other vehicles portable scales and neighboring county cooperation. Highway officials emphasized protecting surfaces built with federal and state aid and the Elk River gathering may spur similar future meetings.

Elk River Minn Sherburne Anoka Isanti Mille Lacs Minnesota Highway Department James C. Marshall

Tri County Co-Op Elects Officers

Rushford Minnesota officers elected for 1963 Tri County Cooperative Oil Association with John Kahoun as chairman, Jerome Agrimson as vice chairman, and Ralph Johnston as secretary treasurer. Board members attending the reorganization meeting included Cheste Boyum Herman Forsyth Joseph Sandsness Clarence Rustad and Merlin Jameson.

Rushford Minn Tri- County Cooperative Oil Association of John Kahoun Jerome Agrimson Peterson Ralph Johnston Houston Cheste Boyum Utica Herman Forsyth Joseph Sandsness Clarence Rustad Merlin Jameson

Trempealeau County Sets April Selective Service Quota

WHITEHALL Wis Trempealeau County announces April quotas for armed services five men to be inducted and nine for pre induction physicals Miss Phyllis Tangen Trempealeau County Selective Service officer said the numbers apply April 2 confirmations indicate local draft processing will proceed on schedule.

Whitehall Wis Trempealeau County Armed Services Phyllis Tangen Selective Service

Minnesota Townships Report Vote Results

In Caledonia Minnesota Union Township results Paul Plitzuweit was elected supervisor Paul Wilhelm treasurer and Ernest Pieper assessor all filed Clerk Elmer Berger reports a $4000 levy. Mayville Township saw 88 votes with $8500 budget and zoning rules approved 46 to 31 John Stemper lost to Earl Murphy. Brownsville Township turnout 68 with John Zaiger edging Raymond Sweeney write In. Leo McCormick and Eh Die Lawrence Deufel re elected treasurer and assessor respectively. Crooked Creek Township re elected officers Frank Haar and Franklin Deters and Louis Beneke re elected without opposition. Winnabago Township zoning passes 22 votes Frank Haar Franklin Deters Louis Beneke re elected. Caledonia Township all officers re elected with 34 votes.

Caledonia Minn Union Township Paul Plitzuweit Paul Wilhelm Ernest Pieper Elmer Berger Mayville Township John Stemper Earl Murphy Stemper Murphy Lawrence Deufel Leo McCormick Joe Dahlberg Justice of the Peace Vincent Bauer Harold Leary Arnold Gillen John Simon Crooked Creek Township Cletus Mack Winnebago Township Frank Haar Franklin H. Deters Louis Beneke William Oittman Caledonia Township Peter G. Schiltz Earl Betz Norman Oseth Julius Skif

PSC Hearings In Area Cities

The Wisconsin Public Service Commission schedules hearings in Viroqua and Sparta on March 22 and March 27. Clanton Construction seeks intra state material haul authority within 60 miles of Prairie du Chien by license assignment from Clanton and Novey. Gerald Goman and Adolph Subera seek license assignment to permit operations by Goman and Dank. Earlier license transfers include Ellsworth M. Robinson to Robinson Transfer Co. and John C. Evans to Schneider Transport and Storage.

Wisconsin Public Service Commission PSC Viroqua Clanton Construction Co Prairie du Chien Robert Clanton Adolph Novey Clanton and Novey Gerald Goman Adolph Subera Wonewoc LaRamie Dale Dank R. J, Kendall Sparta Ellsworth M. Robinson la Crosse Robinson Transfer Co John C. Evans Evans Cartage Co Schneider Transport and Storage

Danish Exchange Student Visits Houston Home

HOUSTON Minn. Agge Dole rup a Danish exchange student at the University of Minnesota was a house guest recently of Charles Kelly at the Houston home of his parents Mr and Mrs George Kelly Other guests were Su Anne Redig Iona and Rosemary Kelly extension home agent of Murray County

Houston, Minn Agge Dolerup University of Minnesota Charles Kelly University Houston George Kelly Su Anne Redig Iona Rosemary Kelly Murray County

Newman to speak at Vernon tobacco meetings

VIROQUA Wis Robert Newman extension horticulturist University of Wisconsin will speak at two Vernon County tobacco meetings Thursday The first at 1 30 p m in the courthouse annex Viroqua the second at 8 p m at the Valley School Newman will discuss tobacco varieties disease control field fertilization and marketing at both sessions

Viroqua Wis Robert Newman University of Wisconsin Vernon County Courthouse Annex Valley School Newman

Clifton native takes PC course

Kendall Wisconsin Sylvan Prell 25 of Clifton has begun a 12 week Peace Corps training in Albuquerque New Mexico before a South America assignment. He graduated Kendall High School in 1955 and Stout State College in January this year with a degree in industrial engineering and worked for IBM in St Paul. After training he is expected to be assigned to the San Francisco region high plateau area in Brazil.

Kendall Wis Sylvan Prell Clifton Albuquerque N.M South America Peace Corps Prell Fred J. Prell Kendall High School Stout State College Menomonie International Business Machine Co St. Paul University of New Mexico San Francisco Brazil

Preston Creamery of Blair Reports 1962 Net Profit Rise

Blair Wisconsin Preston Cooperative Creamery posted a 1962 net profit of 121,761.15 a gain of 30,125 over 1961 at its annual meeting. Eddie Thompson elected secretary treasurer Elmer Anderson reelected vice president Ray Solberg reappointed to board. Kenneth Olson manager Donald Stanford public relations director.

Copper Spearhead Found Near Lisbon

New Lisbon Wisconsin archaeologists from the Wisconsin Historical Society report a copper spearhead found east of New Lisbon may be at least 3,000 years old. It was discovered by Lon and Harry A. Mortensen along the Interstate 90 94 right of way.

New Lisbon Wis Wisconsin Historical Society Madison Lon Harry A. Mortensen The Historical Society Fox Wolf River Lake Michigan

Rogers Named To Vernon Fair Board

Fred Rogers of Viroqua has been named to Vernon County Fair Association executive board succeeding the late Oren G. Johnson. He will serve as secretary, a role he has held twice before, joining H. H. Sieler and Elvin Stevens as president and treasurer to promote Vernon County 107th annual fair in 1963.

Viroqua Wis Fred Rogers Vernon County Oren G.johnson H. H. Sieler J Elvin Stevens

Trempealeau Easter Seal Society Names Drive Leaders

Mrs. Ro land Frey of Whitehall announced the county campaign chairmen for Trempealeau County Easter Seal Society. The list includes chairmen from Arcadia Blair Caledonia Dodge Ettrick Osseo Pigeon Falls Strum and Whitehall with officers named for presidency vice presidency secretary treasurer and publicity. Frey urged residents to buy Easter seals, noting the mission helps disabled people over 42 years.

Whitehall Wis Roland Frey Trempealeau County Stanley Sonsalla Arcadia Gilbert von Haden Blair Cedric Suttie Caledonia Lambert Tulius Dodge William Dean Elena E. O. Runnestrand Ettrick Carrie M. Wadleigh Galesville Roy Lyga Independence Russell Sayles Osseo Thurman Fremstad Pigeon Falls H. Coyle Trempealeau Porter Kunes Strum Alice Speerstra Frey William Call Laurie Halvorson Edith Bartlett

Readstown Man Joins University Extension Staff

Readstown resident David Holcomb has joined the University Extension Service in Readstown Wisconsin. He started March 4 and will help plan and organize the Farm Progress Days to be held in Vernon County next July. Holcomb is a Readstown High School and Platteville State College graduate and is married to Ruth Didier of Belle Fourche SD. The couple has four children.

Readstown Wis David Holcomb The University Extension Service Vernon County Holcomb Holcomb School Platteville State College Ruth Didier Belle Fourche

Trempealeau Chapter Eastern Star to Hold Inspection

Trempealeau Wisconsin announces its annual inspection of the Trempealeau Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star Wednesday March 20 at 8 p m A school of instruction for officers is set for 2 p m Wednesday.

Trempealeau Wis Trempeateau Chapter Order of Eastern Star

Tomah eyes full time chamber chief and airport plan

Tomah Wisconsin the Greater Tomah Area Chamber of Commerce will host a March 25 dinner to discuss hiring a full time executive manager with a 12000 budget for salary and office costs and a plan to improve Tomah Airport A proposal from Gordon Stelter to buy the site from Vic Bloyer and build a 4600 foot runway with 75000 for hangars and land costs is explored The Ft Atkinson Chamber official will speak reservations by Stanley Zdrojowy South Side Lumber Co is listed

Tomah Wis Greater Tomah Area Gordon Stelter Vic Bloyer Stelter Common Council Ft. Atkinson

Eight Seek Three Sparta School Board Seats

Sparta Wisconsin eight candidates filed for three spots on the Sparta Board of Education. Incumbent Sybil Hanson did not run again, while Orlin Runde and Myrl Aney seek re election. Challengers include Charles Hart Keith Kenyon LaVern Hulsether Louis Schlaver Robert Davis Coles Valley and Bernard Rapp. Nomination papers were filed with Secretary Runde for the April election.

Sparta Wis Sparta Board of Education Sybil Hanson Orlin Runde Myrl Aney Aney Runde Charles Hart Keith Kenyon LaVern Hulsether Louis Schlaver Robert Davis Coles Valley Bernard Rapp Norwalk

Deadline Set For Absentee Ballots

BLACK RIVER FALLS Wis City Clerk Morris Orlich announces Friday March 29 is the last day to apply for absentee ballots. Residents may vote in person at his office up to the day before the election on April 2.

Black River Falls Wis Morris Orlich Orlich

Houston GOP To Meet In Caledonia

Houston County Republican organization sets 8 p.m. March 20 at Hector Construction Co. office in Caledonia for its monthly meeting. Discussion will cover plans for the Houston County convention slated for March 30 and related party activities.

Caledonia Minn Houston County Republican Hector Construction Co Houston County

Viola fund drive totals and campus honors noted

Dean's List honors go to Thomas Bige low son of Thom as L Bigelow for a 3.0 average at La Crosse State College during the first semester. Viola campaign contributions reach 1534.60 led by Lester Neal drive chairman with funds sent to the Heart Fund. Bigelow is a senior majoring in physical education.

Waukon Iowa Thomas Bigelow Thomas L. Bigelow Viola Wis la Crosse State College Lester Neal

One Pastor to Serve Viola Methodist and EUB Churches

Viola Wisconsin to unite under yoked field with Rev Clyde Cross serving both congregations amid an experimental schedule. The Viola Parish will officially operate April 1 with dual church roles, addressing pastor shortages and economy while maintaining independent operations.

Viola Wis Methodist EUB United Brethren Chicago Union Clyde Cross Wisconsin Cross

Chairman Has No Opposition In Little Falls Race

CATARACT Wis Lynn Merow will have no opposition for re election as chairman of the Town of Little Falls William Olson north side supervisor is opposed by Frank Zillmer Harold Peterson south side supervisor is unopposed Warren Johnson and Howard Becker seek assessor and James Wegner is treasurer Bes sie Rudkin clerk Elmer Bacon justice of the peace Kermit Jensen health officer Roy Pischke is the only candidate for constable

Cataract Wis Lynn Merow Little Falls William Olson North Side Frank Zillmer Harold Peterson South Side Warren Johnson Howard Becker James Wegner Bessie Rudkin Elmer Bacon Kermit Jensen Roy Pischke

Administrator Hired At PDC

Warren R. Bratland, formerly of Benson Minnesota, became administrator of Memorial Hospital Prairie du Chien Wisconsin. He will also serve as an X-ray technician and part time anesthetist. Trained at University of Pittsburgh and St. Cloud School of X-ray Technology. Bratland is a certified laboratory technician with 14 years in hospital administration X-ray laboratory and anesthesia. His wife and six year old son will join him soon.

Prairie DU Chien Wis Warren R. Bratland Benson, Minn Memorial Hospital University of Pittsburgh St. Cloud, Minn Bratland

Heart Fund drive totals in Stoddard exceed $166

Viola Groeschel, chairwoman, reports $166.65 collected for the Heart Fund in Stoddard. Assisting were Lois Groeschel and Mmes Katherine Twite Melvin Fischer James Halvorson Milford Bryhn and Walter Beitlich.

Pair On Last Lap Of World Tour

ETTRICK Wis Mr and Mrs Dudley Stetzer are on a world tour that has covered Hawaii Japan China Thailand India Egypt Jordan Turkey Greece and Italy. They are now on the last lap and currently in Spain. Mrs Stetzer formerly Ruth Hagestad is the daughter of Mrs Martha Hagestad while Stetzer is formerly of Melrose area. Their home is at Geneva TL.

Ettrick, Wis Dudley Stetzer Hawaii Japan China Thailand India Egypt Jordan Turkey Greece Italy Spain Stetzer Ruth Hagestad Martha Hagestad Melrose Geneva

Kickapoo Area Students Take National Merit Test

Twenty one Kickapoo Area Schools pupils took the 1963 National Merit Scholarship qualifying test at Viola High School. West Lima sent five students, Viola seven, Readstown three, and Soldiers Grove six.

Viola Wis Kickapoo Viola High School West Lima Readstown Soldiers Grove

Substitute Teacher Stepping In At Highlandville School

Spring Grove Minnesota. Mrs Harris Hanson fills in as substitute teacher at Highlandville School during Mrs Irving Thompson’s illness.

Spring Grove Minn Harris Hanson Highlandville School Irving Thompson

Serving Uncle Sam in the military highlights

A parade of servicemen from Iowa and Wisconsin details their training, deployments, and duties. Pfc Galen Schultz completes a 28 week microwave radio course at Fort Monmouth New Jersey while entering service in 1962. Pvt William Rolfe participates in cold weather exercise in Korea and trained at Fort Leonard Wood. Airman Basie Kearney enters medical service school after basic training at Lackland. Donald Adams completes recruit training at Great Lakes. John Johnson serves aboard USS Turner after Mediterranean duty. Pvt Robert Cline assigned to 82nd Ordnance in Korea. Creg Seafe undergoes duty training aboard USS Oriskany off California. James Solsrud trains at Keesler Air Force Base. Spec 4 Donald Anderson on leave from Ft. Bragg with Korea duty ahead. Pvt Roger Asleson arrives at Landes France.

Galen Schultz Robert W. Schultz Tomah Signal Center Ft. Monmouth N.J Army Ft. Leonard Wood William Rolfe Rolfe Johnson St la Crosse Sandra Stoddard Korea Basie Thomas Kearney Lawrence Kearney Ferryville Greenville Afb Miss Kearney Lackland Afb Tex Donald Adams Clyde Adams Sparta Naval Training Center Great Lakes John Johnson Joe Johnson Bangor Turner Sixth Fleet Mediterranean Robert Cline David Cline Vesper 82Nd Ordnance Company Cline Creg Scafe Clayton Seafe Uss Oriskany California James Solsrud Gunder Solsrud Whitehall Keesler Afb

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