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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1970

Page

7

La Crosse County youths win soil and water speech contest

Peggy Neal of Onalaska Middle School and Barbara Westmark of St. Pius School won first in the fifth to sixth grade and junior high divisions respectively at the La Crosse County Soil and Water Conservation District speaking contest held at the courthouse. Second and third places went to Diane Zielke, Steve Coates, Kathy Gonzalez, and Keith Witte. The two victors advance to the area contest in Sparta on November 5.

Peggy Neal Onalaska Barbara Westmark St. Pius School la Crosse la Crosse County Peggy Walter Neal 9Th Ave. S Barbara William Westmark S. 23Rd St Diane Zielke Petzsch School Steve Coates Kathy Gonzalez St. Pius Keith Witte Holmen Junior High School Sparta John Stintzi

Agri-Business Council Plans Kick-Off Meet

Madison Wisconsin Agri-Business Council opens its membership drive next Monday November 2 with a 10 am program at the Park Motor Inn U S Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Richard E Lyng will speak at the noon luncheon Council president Robert E Tracy says Lyng brings a strong marketing and consumer services background to help unite Wisconsin agri business key representatives from the industry will attend Vice president Charles H Fenske is Madison Oscar Mayer and Co executive Wes Davis is executive vice president Kieran Powers secretary treasurer is from Lyndon Station Registration with luncheon is 5 per person.

Madison Wisconsin Agri-Business Council U.S Richard E. Lyng Park Motor Inn Lyng U.S. Agriculture Hardin Richard Lyng Robert E. Tracy New Wisconsin Agri-Business Council Department of Agriculture Tracy Janesville Wisconsin Charles H. Fenske Oscar Mayer and Co L. W Wes) Davis Allis-Chalmers Kieran Powers Lyndon Station State Board of Agriculture

Harvest Schedule Ahead In Minn

ST PAUL AP Corn and soybean harvesting made progress due to favorable weather with corn 60 percent harvested and soybean 90 percent complete, while flax nears 95 percent and Red River flax around 87 percent. Sugar beets at 75 percent statewide, 80 percent Red River area, moisture adequate across Minnesota.

ST. Paul Minnesota Crop Reporting Service Red River Valley Red River

Area Delegates Named To 4-H Club Congress

Five area 4 H club members have been named as State 4 H Club delegates to the National 4 H Club Congress November 30 to December 4 in Chicago. They are Kenneth Berg Ann Sandy Marcia Finn Iris Thundercloud and Kenneth Congdon, all listed with their parent addresses in La Crosse De Soto Prairie du Chien Osseo and Galesville respectively.

Chicago Kenneth Berg Hilbert Berg R. 1 la Crosse Ann Sandy Thomas Sandy R. 2 de Soto Marcia Finn Charles Finn Prairie du Chien Iris Thundercloud Waumitta Kinning R. 4 Osseo Kenneth Congdon Darwin Congdon Galesville

Tremplo Farmers Will Be Honored At County Banquet

ARCADIA Wis Four Trempealeau County farmers will receive outstanding awards at the soil and water conservation banquet to be held at 8 p.m. Monday November 2 at the Country Club in Arcadia. Recipients are Richard Boland of Independence Clifford Klowacki LaVern Sonsalla of Arcadia and John Lambert of Trempealeau.

Arcadia Wis Trempealeau County SCS Richard Boland Independence Clifford Klowacki LaVern Sonsalla John Lambert Trempealeau

Nash Ridge Rangers formed by 4-H in Ferryville

A new 4-H club named Nash Ridge Rangers has been organized in Ferryville Wisconsin with officers elected John Leirmoe is president Joel Grimsled serves as vice president Robert Froiseth is secretary Beth Leirmoe is treasurer and Nancy Sandy is reporter

Ferryville, Wis Nash Ridge Rangers John Leirmoe Joel Grimsled Robert Froiseth Beth Leirmoe Nancy Sandy

Wool Growers Must Document Sales for Incentives

Producers must document sales of shorn wool and unshorn lambs to qualify for 1970 marketings payments under the National Wool Act. 30-day ownership is required for unshorn lambs and wool, with records needed for eligibility. Eight La Crosse County producers have filed to date, with about 20 more expected. Bamboo is not a tree. it is a grass.

Earl Jaekel la Crosse County V& Jaekel Jackel ASCS ASC

Peace Corps Ex Tend Worker Returns From Nepal Visit

Blair Wisconsin Ronald Rude Peace Corps agricultural extension worker in Nepal for two years spent a visit with his parents and relatives in Blair Eau Claire Menomonie and Minneapolis He extended his service for another year promoting fertilizer and new seed varieties for higher yields He introduced pigs chickens fish and rabbits to boost protein and hopes to start dairy cattle sanitation is a challenge while the people are friendly He traveled 12 000 miles back to Nepal meeting a Peace Corps buddy in London on Oct 25 then through Germany Beirut Lebanon West Pakistan and Calcutta before arriving in Kathmandu and continuing to Janakpur He plans to resume work near his village after the trip.

Blair Wis Ronald Rude Peace Corps Nepal Rolf Rude Eau Claire Menomonie Minneapolis India Area Bangkok Hong Kong Osaka Kyota Tokyo Japan Casey Smiths Ronald London Germany Beirut Lebanon West Pakistan Calcutta Kathmandu Janakpur

Nelson seeks quotas on dairy product imports

Sen Gaylord Nelson urged President Nixon to issue proclamations setting import quotas on four dairy categories ice cream mix chocolate crumb animal feed with dairy and certain low butterfat cheeses and to extend quotas to cheeses costing over 47 cents a pound and lactose. He cited Tariff Commission findings and noted imports of these items have surged, prompting authorization moves with Sen Mondale to curb loopholes and protect domestic production.

Washington, D.C Gaylord Nelson Nixon Walter F. Mondale Minnesota Nelson United States Tariff Commission Sen. Mondale United States

Sheep Inspection Starts November Across 11 Counties

Madison Wisconsin officials announce the annual sheep scabies inspection program will begin November 1 in 11 counties. About one sixth of the state's sheep are inspected each year. The 11 counties include 24 193 sheep in 717 flocks, with scabies a contagious skin disease.

Madison Wisconsin Department of Agriculture

Proxmire Campaign Ad Paid for by Citizens Group

A paid advertisement in Milwaukee Wisconsin credits Citizens for Proxmire with authoring and editing. Dick Cudahy is listed as co chairman, indicating organizational support for Senator Proxmire’s campaign efforts in the region.

Citizens For Proxmire Dick Cudahy, Co-Chim Milw Wis

Optimistic 1980 Agriculture Outlook by Campbell

Undersecretary J Phil Campbell outlined a brighter future for U S farming at Caledonia Minnesota saying farms would be larger and more capitalized with rising demand from a growing population. He projected beef and poultry consumption increasing and feed grains and soybeans driving export gains while stressing the need for sound farm programs within a free enterprise framework.

Caledonia Minn J. Phil Campbell Arthur Butcher Houston County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office Campbell

FFA Club Plans Drive For Corn

Spring Grove FFA to hold a corn drive for Camp Winnebago near Caledonia and Camp Courage near Maple Lake on Saturday October 31. Eleven pickup trucks donated by chapter members will collect corn along school bus routes. Thompson Grain Co will buy the corn for camp projects.

Spring Grove Minn Future Farmers of America Camp Winnebago Caledonia Camp Courage Maple Lake Thompson Grain Co

Junior Leader Telecture Is Scheduled

Caledonia Minnesota hosts a telelecture for junior leaders and aspirants tonight at 8 in the high school cafeteria. W Joseph McAuliffe and Warren Gore from the University of Minnesota will outline planning and execution of leadership programs focusing on communication, problem identification, and youth relations with adults. Houston County joins many counties in the program with local audio visual aids and a phone link to St Paul studios for live broadcast and Q A. The Agricultural Extension Service sponsors the event and offers further county assistance after the lecture.

W. Joseph McAuliffe Warren Y. Gore University of Minnesota Houston County St. Paul University Agricultural Extension Service

Milk price tops $5 for September in Wisconsin

In Wisconsin the September average all milk price rose above five dollars to an expected $5.14 per hundredweight. The gain comes on strength in butter and cheese markets, up 20 cents from August and 14 cents from September last year.

Madison Wisconsin

Holmen Woman Wins Contest in District Essay

Mrs. Robert Nelson of Holmen won the district essay contest for the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation. District chairwoman Mrs. Roger Dahl of Blair announced the victory. Nelson serves as La Crosse County chairwoman and her essay My Countryside Today and Tomorrow advances to state competition.

Holmen Wis Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation Robert Nelson Roger Dahl Blair Nelson la Crosse FB Federation

Mauston Farmer Is Honored By Area Jaycees

Mauston, Wis. rural farmer Richard Barnes was named area Outstanding Young Farmer by the Mauston Area Jaycees at their annual banquet. He received a descriptive plaque and certificate. Robert Tracey of Janesville spoke, and 60 people attended. Barnes will join other area winners for judging in the state Outstanding Young Farmer award later this year. Onoka Pushal chaired the event.

Mauston Wis Richard Barnes Jaycees Barnes Robert Tracey Janesville Wisconsin Agri-business Council, Inc Jaycee Onoka Pushal

Mink Research Grant Approved for Aflatoxin Study

The Mink Research Council approved a $4100 grant to Dr. Elmer H. Marth of the University of Wisconsin to continue aflatoxin poison research in mink feeds. Wisconsin mink ranchers pay a $5 annual tax for research and marketing services supervised by the State Department of Agriculture.

Madison Mink Research Council Wisconsin Department of Agriculture Elmer H. Marth University of Wisconsin Marth Wisconsin State Department of Agriculture

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Tremplo 4-H Sheriff‘county Republican Party Ray A. Sundet Treas Farm Report Tee Sen Tariff Commission Robert C Holmquist Republican Ray A. Sunder Proxmire Truth In Lending Law U.S. Department of Agriculture FFA Club Area Mink New Y Pat Lucey Martin Schreiber Elect N Lucey Overnor Tatala Democrats Friends Madison Esther. Kaplan University Avenue
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