The Daily Tribune from Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin • Page 13

Deb Harvey, Wayne Henriksen, Diane Herzberg, DeAnnie Kautzer, Cindy Kinn, Tim Koran. Denise Kraft, Jenny Krohn, Chris Leffler, Kerry Lieber. Robert Mancl, Trina Marzofka, Mike McElroy, Judy Nickel, Bill Oleson. Tammie Pech, Lori Pritzl, Jodi Roberts, Dawn Ross, Patti Rowe, Diane Scamfer, Mark Shymanskit Pam Skuggen, Brenda Steege, Shelley Steinbach, Leon Steinke. Wendy Stensberg, Chris Steuck, Deb True, Roxanne Voss, Roger Weinfurter, Steve Wittenberg, Mike Zurfluh.

Juniors Leah Anderson, Carmen Ayres, Henry Baumgart. Carrie Bllske, Sandy Bredl, Barb Brooks, Dave Brown, Chris Carlson, Todd Carstensen, Scott Clary, Cathy Clemens, Terry Conery, Brenda Cornelius, Denna Dahlman, Harold Dickey. Kim Dicks, Doug Dorn, Kathy Dunn, Mike Edwards, Jim Firkus, Diana Gilbertson, Rhonda Goodwin, Sandy Hamilton, Susan Hasenohrl, Jean Hatch, Dave Hegewald, Monica Heinen, Jeff Heminger, Connie Hobart, Barb Hoeft, Linda Hustedt, Amy Jacobs, Chris Jardine, Sherry Jensen, Sue Johnson. Kary Klein, Kathy Kniprath, Mary Korntved, Curt Leffler. Mary Loomans, Brenda Lowrey, Terry Marzofka, Jim Milkey, Cathy Moore, Sue Nesbit, Linda Nickel, Brian Oleson, Dan Oleson, Lori Oleson, Rick Raygo, Joy Roberts, Jean Roth, Roy Rottler, Donna Rumble, Connie Schultz, Brian Sedall, John Shear.

Julie Shearier, Patti Spangler, Dick Staats, Kay Steinert, Beth Sullivan, Scott Sullivan, Vickl Tracy, Bob Van Meter, Don Walrath, Vickl Wawrzyniak, Sandy Whitney, Larry Williamson, Sherl Winker, Gall Winters, Wendy Wlpfli, Brian Ystad, Deb Zbleskl, Jay Zellmer. Sophomores Jane Aduddell, Leslie Alexander, Alesa Arendt, Ron Arendt, Judy Bentley, Harry Blount, Amy Brost, Brenda Buckman, Deanna Carlson, Ken' Carlson, Kirk Christensen, Dave Colby, Jerl Curro, Dave Dorn, Bruce Drews, Laura Dunn. Roger Ebbe, Scott Edwards, Dave Elsen, Jeff Fait, Sue Ferkey, Craig Floryance, Kevin Gray, Jodi Hanneman. Bob Harvey, Chris Henriksen, Melvin Hoeft, Lori Hohens-tein, Mike Jaborek, Mark Klish, Steve Koran, Jackie Kraft, Julie Kraft, Mike Kumm. Kelly Lieber, Cherri Marriott, Michelle Meddaugh, Julie Milkey, Michelle Milkey, Brian Nickel, Pam O'Donnell, Julie Osborne, Louis Pech, Jeff Reichert, Laurie Rennhack, Jodi Schauer, Patty Schoechert, Kathy Schroeder, Bob Schultz, Shane Sparks, Chris Stensberg, Ron Totzke, Gary Voborsky, Connie Waitman, Cindy Wilhorn.

Freshmen Teri Ayres, Betty Baumgart, Clark Bliske, Craig Bloomfleld, Shelia Boellaard, Linda Boone, Kent Brost, Dan Carlson, George Carlson, Pam Christensen, Betty Colby, Sandy Conery, Pam Dorn, Randy Ebbe, Lynn Esser, Dennis Falkosky. Crystal Felch, Tammie Freeman, Cindy Fuller, Kevin Fuller, Kyle Fuller, Diane Glrlinghouse, Jodi Gray, Tim Grover, Mark Hall, Mark Heminger, Lisa Henke, Geri Hildebrandt, Jerry Hoffman, Scott Humphrey, Karen Jaborek, Jon Jacobs, Paul Johnson, Ron Keenan, Andy Kellerman, Dann Krenz, Ranee Kruse. Dana Lowrey, Dave McElroy, Tim Meacham, Pam Nelson, Jerry Oleson, Ante Olson, Patti Jo Page, Norma Pech, Jeff Rathermel, Tanya Soukup, Mark Steege, Jeff Steinert, Scott Stensberg, Les Sullivan, Alan Taylor, Julie Totzke, Pat Tuttle, Mary Tyson, Jane Winters. Nekoosa lists second semester honor students The following students are Included on the honor roll at Nekoosa High School for the second semester of the 1978-79 academic year: A honor roll Seniors Janet Osborne, Charlotte Robinson, Rick Sutherland, Mindy Tyler. Juniors Deb Carlson, Barb King, Kim Marth, Anna Schmidt.

Sophomores Wanda Bredl, Kevin Marth, Tim Marzofka, Pat Moody, Barb Robinson, Meg Sullivan, Terri Teske. Freshmen Karen Korntved, Pam Ruona. honor roll Seniors Sandy Allen, Al Anhalt, Jenny Arendt, Lori Baierl, Sue Baumgart, Renee Bennett, Steve Bolton, Steve Bredl, Kim Bryan, Jeff Casper, Joanne Cattanach. Randy Darr, Kevin DeBoer, Lori Ebbe. Kevin Edwards, Peggy Egland, Karen Foley.

Jay Freeman, Mary Fritsche, Tim Cilden-zoph, Mike Glrlinghouse, Barb Hamilton, Edgewater's oldest resident celebrates 103rd birthday If IS Margaret Harlan Kelsey, born June 3, 1876 in Highland township, Minn, celebrated her 103rd birthday recently at Edgewater Haven Nursing Home, where she has been a resident since November 1977. She was' the oldest of eight children. She Pewter Mug with Glass Bottom married Jacob Sines In 1894. Her second marriage, to Ernest Kelsey, took place in 1907. They had nine children.

The family has lived in Wisconsin since 1916. Mrs. Kelsey has relatives in the Wisconsin Rapids area. 1 1 Tech school grads named Peter Huser, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Huser, Vesper; and Sandra Quinneil, daughter of James Quinneil, Route 3, both received vocational diplomas during spring graduation exercises at Lakeshore Technical Institute, Cleveland. The Daily Tribune Wednesday, June 13, 1979 Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Page 13 Reg. 17.50 Walnut Desk Accessories Travel Bars Ice Buckets Air Guide Barometers Novelty Glassware Bar Supplies Medicine treats gout today Johnson HiU'S fifl 7rr. convenient cnargg Ask about FREE Gift Wrapping and fPEE Delivery 7 To Your I- i Vfv A 'r' A I tSJ fabric craft center Clearance Sale Fabric By Paul E.

Ruble, M.D. Dear Dr. Ruble: Your column turned up In the bottom of a box my daughter used to send me some tulip bulbs. She used her local newspaper for wrapping. Just thought you'd like to know how I ran across your article on gout.

Anyway, she is now saving the column regularly and ships it to me witout tulip bulbs, and I enjoy it. My question is about gout and wine. Is it true that wine is bad for a gout patient? What about diet in general? I'll look for your answer In the next mail from my daughter. Mrs. G.

You would be surprised to know how many packing box fans I have. For some reason the temptation to read newspapers that are used to pack objects is irresistable. As to your question, wines are not advisable, especially champagne and the heavy wines, However, since newer medicines have been developed to treat most forms of gout effectively, diet is no longer considered a great factor. Foods such as organ meats, or wines for that matter, can be used in sensible amounts by most gout patients. Diet can be part of a program to reduce the amount of uric acid the body must handle.

Moderate wine consumption Is not bad, but alcohol abuse can cause an attack. Bet you have some lovely tulips. Dear Dr. Ruble: Please tell me about heart palpitations. My family physician and heart doctor don't tell me anything except to go home and lie down.

I have had three EKGs. one while having a palpitation. They tell me they see people with the same thing every day and that it will not kill me. Is there a cure for this? I have kept diarires of my diet and physical activities for two years, but can find no pattern for the attacks. J.M.

I wish I had a nickel for every heart "palpltator" who usually write me in almost the same words you use. You and I could retire. Sooner or later most of us will have some heart symptom a bit of a flutter now and again. They are harmless quirks usually related to some outside factor anxiety or a stimulant such as coffee or cola. You did the correct thing.

You reported to your doctor and were checked by him for any possible serious heart ailment as well as by a heart specialist. What more do you want? The tests showed you are in good health. With all the modern medical tools available today even In an ordinary doctor's office, hints of any serious heart problem can be readily picked up. My booklet, "How to Take Care of Your Heart," may provide some informative reading for those times when you are otherwise lying down worrying about your ticker. For a copy, send 35 cents and a stamped, self-addressed envelope to me care of P.O.

Box 19620. Irvine. Calif. 92714. Don't worry yourself Into a real problem.

Troubled by gout? To learn about new treatment for this painful disease, write to Dr. Ruble, in care of P.O. Box 19620, Irvine. Calif. 92714, for a copy of his booklet, "Gout The Modern Way to Stop It." Enclose a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope and 50 cents.

Margaret Kelsey Bob's Sherri-Land Presents Wildwood Country Country Music At Its Best Op 5 OFF Simplicity 8758 Sml fJ' Simplicity 9010 C'l 'IvjjP i i i i -i i i Jr 'fTrittifcl -TP's, n- 4rii5r i tH lw 'I p.m.-1 :00a.m. Srwrry, Wit. 2 mllM south of Blonkor on Cry. Trk. Fun fest for elderly planned again in county Fun Fest for the Young at Heart, a day of health screening mixed with entertainment and refreshments, will again be sponsored in Wisconsin Rapids and Marshfield by the Wood County Division on Aging, and Public Health Nursing Service.

The program, designed for senior citizens and handicapped persons, will be held Tuesday, June 19 at the Marshfield Senior High School; and Tuesday. June 26 at West Junior High School here. Hours are 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. for both.

Health screening will include blood pressure and diabetic urine screening, blood tests, glaucoma and vision tests, dental examinations and foot care consultation. Exhibits and seminars on a variety of topics are planned. There will be free refreshments, door prizes and a noon lunch. Live music will be provided for afternoon dancing. Persons who want more information about the day.

or who need transportation to either site, may call 423-3000, 652-2107 or 884-6479. IP' km Candle Making Demonstration For your favorite Dad's office or den we have dish 25 off s1.49s. and 5.99 Selected Summer Knits Sack cloth Heather Coordinates Assorted sheers, interlocks, and Printed Sack cloth for dresses. Heather solids and prints from bottom weight knits in prints, skirts, or jackets. 100 cotton.

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50 off Decorator Quilts for children in poly cotton-blend Two Summer Groupings Quilted Outerwear 4 in coordinating solid and prints 50 off original price on quilted UmZJ Reg. 1.99 One group is Polysilk The other fabric for winterwear. Includes no- group is Polyrayon. 45" wide and rustle fluorescent orange. Flats to match Quilts plus story- ggsy care time prints.

We also have plants and silk arrangements in novelty pottery to compliment his special interests. The Aurora Borealis Candles are cleverly and delicately hand carved. They come in a dozen different color choices in heights from 4" to Ranging in price from $2 to $35. Five styles. Now at J.C.

Penney June 13th thru 17th. 51 floreJmj Fresh flowers "I care about you!" This dCPenney Open Monday-Friday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Sunday Noon to 5 p.m. is Scentiments Floral Gift Boutique 312 Market St. Nikooii 888-4056 Prices effective thru Sat. June. 1 6.

We reserve the right to limit quantities. 2111 EIGHTH SOUTH. WISCONSIN RAPIDS. Wl OPEN MON. THRU FRI.

9 A.M. TO 10 P.M.; SAT. 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M.: SUN. 10 A M.

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