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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1973
Page
4
The $130 000 truck repair and storage facility being built east of Gateway is 90 by 120 feet with Peter Nelson & Son as contractor, as shown in a Tribune photo.
Cocoa futures rise amid Middle East strife and Gilda storm impacts with sugar demand at high prices. Copper hits new highs on war news. Magma Copper resumes shipments in November. Agricultural notes show strong orange crop protection and favorable fall harvest conditions.
John G. Walker advances to manager of audiovisual productions in Trane Co. Consumer Products Division after joining in 1965 and serving in the Army 1962–65. Gale D. Sanders becomes advertising and sales promotion consultant. a 1970 graduate, he has held multiple training and management roles and lives at 3855 Cliffside Drive.
Richard Record was elected president and appointed general manager of Family Radio Inc which owns WIZM in La Crosse. He has served as vice president and station manager since the station was purchased two years ago formerly WKBH. He previously directed news at WISM Madison and studied at Youngstown State Pittsburgh and Syracuse. He and his wife Myra have two children.
Dr. Per Helliesen of La Crosse is re-elected to the board of directors of the Norwegian-American Museum in Decorah. The board approves Phase III of Vesterheim including interior renovation and exterior restoration. Vesterheim will complete May 1, 1975, marking 150 years since the first Norwegian immigrant ship arrival.
A dense listing shows mutual fund bids and asks from many providers including New York based trusts, Keystone Adviser, Vanguard, Fidelity, Putnam, and Massachusetts funds. Prices cover a wide range from fractions to over 20 dollars with varied bid and ask quotes for October 26, 1973.
Ben Peace of Central Steel and Wire Co. Chicago led a seminar for the Society of Manufacturing Engineers Chapter 96 in La Crosse on four steel tubing methods piercing extruding electrical resistance welding and butt welding. Don Davis and Art Hupp assisted. The meeting was at Schmidty's 3119 State Road.
The Institute outlines an interview schedule for its vocational and associate degree graduates who will finish on May 23, 1974. Area employers may contact Harold A. Metschenbacher, WWTI Placement Director, to arrange interviews. Information on programs is available from the Student Services Office.
Winslow's Gift Shop opens at Bridgeview Plaza south of Shopko with manager Carolyn Gingerelli from Duluth directing a three person staff. The store offers glassware knickknacks cards and seasonal decor with hours 10 to 9 weekdays 10 to 6 Saturdays and noon to 5 Sundays. A grand opening is planned for November 1 to 4.
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