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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1963
Page
11
The article extols Swiss cheese as a portable, nonrefrigeration-friendly food ideal for packed lunches. It highlights its sturdiness, use in sandwiches, and includes four sandwich ideas for BY events. It also notes radish origins in Ancient Egypt and suggests picnics for outdoor concerts.
New method for green pepper cole slaw mixes cabbage, green pepper, and carrot with sugar salt white pepper and celery seed then blends mayonnaise with tarragon vinegar. Toss with greens and garnish with pepper rings. Makes six servings.
The note describes quick lunches with halved sandwiches using rye bread hard salami and Swiss cheese. It suggests packing eight to twelve slices with butter horseradish, olives, mayonnaise and optional Cointreau flair. Finish with fresh fruit cookies and iced coffee for a portable meal.
The listing pairs mustard with a deviled egg a dill pickle and a luscious pear in a curious menu note. The line hints at a creative plate balancing tangy and sweet elements.
The Blair Wisconsin Legion Auxiliary installed new officers at its recent meeting and voted 150 dollars to the Memorial Park shelterhouse fund. Installed were Mrs Oscar Lee president Mrs Jerome Mattison and Mrs James Berg vice presidents Mrs Marie Bersing secretary Miss Arlene Dahl treasurer Mrs Albert Stephenson chaplain Mrs Rudolph Anderson historian and Mrs Archie Nelson sergeant at arms. Gerda Engebretson won second prize in the Trempealeau County American essay contest.
Luther College announces promotions by President E. D. Farwell. John Bale moves from associate professor to professor of English. Four others advance from assistant to associate professor: Robert W. Jenson religion and philosophy Harris I. Kansa religion Knut T. Gundersen German David T. Nelson physics and Harland Nelson English. Instructors promoted to assistant professor are Donald Pilgrim mathematics and Merle Foss physical education.
The American Legion and Auxiliary will sponsor Memorial Day exercises in Coon Valley Wisconsin. A Thursday parade at 10:30 a.m. leads to a park program with a memorial address by Rev. Ernest Nelson of Trinity Lutheran Church La Crosse. Jennie Gilbertson will sing and the West by band will play. The auxiliary serves a noon luncheon.
Two year old Ted Koch son of Mr and Mrs Dan Koch of rural Portage was killed Saturday when struck by a truck in the family farm yard. Authorities say the driver Roland Jerome warned the child to stay away from the truck before starting the vehicle.
HORAH Minn Stephen Radtke son of Mr and Mrs Gusdaf Radtke earns a lifetime activity ticket and certificate for serving on the student commission at Winona State College He is a senior majoring in mathematics
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