Service column highlights military families and deployments
The Service column notes Pvt. Roger D. May of Prairie du Chien on six months temporary duty in Germany with the 2nd Armored Division based at Fort Hood. Airman Richard Jedrzejczyk from Lyndon Station completes a technical training course at Sheppard AFB and will be assigned to Kadena AB Japan. Capt. Donavan Crook, Kincheloe AFB radar navigator, participated in Giant Voice 76 at Barksdale AFB. Army Spec. 5 Luanna Erbs, New Lisbon, re-enlists for four years with the 245th Transportation Co. in Hanau, Germany. Michael Peterson of Sparta attends six weeks of basic training at Lackland AFB, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger D. May
Prairie du Chien
2Nd Armored Division
Ft. Hood
Tex
Germany
Bernice Coorough
Richard Jedrzejczyk
Konstanty Jedrzejczyk
R. 2
Lyndon Station
Sheppard Air Force Base
Jedrzejczyk
Kadean Air Base
Japan
Donavan E. Crook
Ellis E. Crook
Johnson St
Strategic Air Command
Barksdale Air Base
Crook
Kincheloe Air Base
Mich
449Th
Army
Luanna Erbs
Harry Erbs
R. 1
New Lisbon
245Th Transportation Co
Hanau
Erbs
Michael Peterson
George Peterson
Sparta
Lackland Military Training Center
San Antonio
Local students named to Luther College Community Assembly 1976 77
Five area students join Luther College Community Assembly for 1976 77, governing student life policy. Elected were Ritland Sprng Grove Swenson La Crosse Cleary Decorah. Debra Pflieger won Publishers Cup for yearbook layout at state journalism day. Two UW La Crosse interns named Gregory Smith and Frank Servais in Cooperative Education program. Readers may submit items to Tribunes metro editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther College
Community Assembly
David Ritland
Whitehall
Mary Swenson
Spring Grove
Minn
Steve Brauer
N. Leonard St
West Salem
Kris Cleary
Sherwood Drive
la Crosse
Paul Myhre
Decorah
Debra Pflieger
Alma Center
Lincoln High School
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Debra
Edward Pflieger
Humbird
Wisconsin Chippewa Valley School Press Association
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
UWL
Gregory Smith
Lower West Central Criminal Justice Planning Council
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Smith
Wood Smith
Denton St
Frank Servais
Edwin Servais
S. 28Th St
Tribune
Metro
Roraff Defends Integrity in Nix Astoor Case Clash
A confidential letter from Judge Leonard Roraff to the County Board criticizes District Attorney Edmund A. Nix over a two year old conflict involving a campaign contributor and the Asfoor case at the Holiday Inn. Roraff says Nix should have recused and labels conflict claims meritless while Harman releases the letter to public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Roraff
County Board
Dist. Atty
Edmund A. Nix
Roraff
Nix
Ronald Asfoor
Holiday Inn
Asfoor
Donald Harman
11Th Dist
Harman
la Crosse
Wlsu-Fm
Asst. Dist. Atty
Michael Mulroy
Crime Rate Debate Shape in Crawford County Sheriff Race
In Crawford County Wisconsin sheriff candidates clash over the 1975 shift of the chief investigator to traffic duty. Ostrander cites rising crime and falling clearance rates since 1975 while Fillbach defends multi tasking to improve efficiency. Crime figures show 1975 rate 2374.9 per 100000 versus rural average 1986.8, with complaints rising from 370 in 1974 to 486 in 1975 and 555 by mid 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Crawford County
William C. Fillbach
Robert L. Ostrander
Ostrander
Fillbach
Soldiers Grove
Ray Childs
Childs
Wisconsin
Crime Information Bureau
CIB
Madison
Crawford
YM YWCA Plans $666,000 Fund Drive in City Area
A campaign to raise 666000 in capital funds for the YM YWCA begins Monday. Funds cover new construction, a loan balance, and interest, plus pledged gifts expected over two to three years. The addition will house a minigym, handball courts, a running track, and expanded nursery and fitness facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymywca
Ymca-Ywca
Darrell Huggins
YMCA
Huggins
Ray Hutson
The
YWCA
YMCA plans gym addition to expand programs and space
The YMCA and YWCA outline a gym expansion to boost youth programs in dance gymnastics tumbling and fitness and to add adult offerings including senior fitness and disabled access. The plan reallocates space to reduce open gym disruption and provide overflow capacity with more courts and rooms for activities such as judo wrestling yoga badminton and skills practice. The combined membership stands around 11 000 with about 16 000 served overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Ozburn
YWCA
Bob Huff
Ymca Physical Education
Drive funds support La Crosse YWCA YMCA growth
Mrs Hutson notes the third drive since 1964 aims to finish the YMYW complex. Previous drives raised 1 326 681 and 480 000 toward a 1 5 million goal. Funds funded property, tanks, sidewalks, office space, locker rooms, nursery school, a wilderness village, Camp Bradfield, and debt reduction. Both groups offer family programs under one roof and receive about a quarter of their budgets from United Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMYW
Y Block
Camp Bradfield
Bundling Up For Skateboarding Action
Bundled skateboarders ride as Robert Weibel and siblings follow along the line. The extra padding from warm clothing may offer added protection for a rider who falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt Blaske
S. 21St St
Robert Weibel
LaVern Weibel
Market Street
David Luedke
Fred Luedke
Market St
Pat Bluske
Minority Program Funded At UW-L
The National Endowment for the Humanities funds allow UW L to integrate minority materials into five courses with 12 000 to 13 000 dollars of a 50 000 dollar grant shared by North Carolina Central University and North Carolina A and T University. George Carter leads the Wisconsin program with James Parker as local project director. Other Wisconsin colleges receive NEH grants for related programs in humanities, Scandinavian and German studies, and American ethnic studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Parker
UWL
Wisconsin
NEH
Beloit College
University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
Five Special Courses Offered by WWTI This Week
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute announces five home economics courses beginning this week. Courses cover sewing pantsuits, holiday outfits, snowmobile suits, pants for men and boys, and sewing toys and games for children. Sessions run at Aquinas High School and the Coleman Building with evening classes on specific weekdays. A limited daytime credit option exists and stores will provide a 10 percent fabric discount. for details call WWTI extension 119.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Aquinas High School
Coleman Building
WWTI
Ettrick Lions Plan Anniversary Dinner Event
Ettrick Lions Club marks 25th anniversary with a dinner at 7 30 p m on Thursday November 4 at the Dragon Supper Club near Holmen Harold Helwig governor of District 27E will attend Wives of members invited Of the 40 original charter members 13 are deceased and some have moved away The present 31 members include nine charter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettrick
Wis
Ettrick Lions Club
Dragon
Holmen
Harold Helwig
Stone Lake
Ettrick Lions
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Astoor
Caledonia
Cochairmen
John Rohn
Lone Rock
Marvin Hewuse
Richland Center
Carol Armstrong
Gotham
John Ellenbecker
Marietta Reynolds
LaCrosse
Cribune
United Way
Sally Vaaler
Ywca Board
Uw-L
Ettrick Lions Plan
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