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THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1983 4A LEADE RAM Obituaries Esther Anderson ELEVA Esther Anderson, 84, died Wednesday at 'Strum Nursing Home. Esther Ness was born in rural Strum and married Andrew Anderson in 1925 in Winona, Minn. She lived most of her life in Eleva, where she was a telephone. operator. Survivors include several nieces and nephews.

Services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Eleva Lutheran Church with burial in Eleva Cemetery. Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday at Kjentvet and Son Funeral Home, Eleva, and two hours before services at the church. Fred Hammond MENOMONIE Fred S.

Hammond, 93, 2002 Third St. died Tuesday at Myrtle Werth 1 Medical Center, Menomonie. He was born in Elkport, Iowa. Survivors include his wife, Irene; a son, Jack, Menomonie, a daughter, Jean Woolever, Monroe; a sister, Blanche Maurer, Ottumwa, Iowa; and six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Services will be at 4:30 p.m.

Friday at Stanton Funeral Home, Menomonie, with burial Saturday in Chester Hill Cemetery, Chester, Iowa. Friends may call from noon until services Friday at the funeral home. Craig Loew CHIPPEWA FALLS Craig J. Loew, 19, Route 5, died today at St. Joseph's Hospital, Chippewa Falls.

He was born in Chippewa Falls, attended Notre Dame Grade School and graduated from Chippewa Falls High School in 1982. He had been ill the past three years. Survivors include his parents, August J. (Pete) and Blanche Bowe Loew; two brothers, Curt, Chippewa Falls, Clyde, at home; and a niece. Services will be at 10 a.m.

Saturday at Notre Dame Church, Chippewa Falls, with burial in St. Peter's Cemetery, Tilden. Friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m. Friday at Horan Funeral Home, Chippewa Falls. A Christian vigil with the Catholic Order of Foresters, Tilden, will be at 7 p.m.

Board, according to tribal executive director Eugene Begay. Inaugurated for twoyear terms will be incumbents Pete Larson, James Schlender and Gordon Thayer and a new member, Gaishkibos (Allan Barber). The inauguration events will start with a. noon feast, followed by swearing-in of members and election of officers. Departing board member Frank Thayer will be recognized.

Board OKs teacher pay ALMA CENTER A 1983-84 teachers' contract has been approved by the Alma Center-HumbirdMerrillan School Board. Starting teachers with no experience will receive $13,275. The increase, which includes salary and all fringe benefits, is 7.18 percent. Tribal leaders to take office RESERVE Four Lac Courte tribal members will take office Wednesday on the 1983-84 Tribal Governing Daily Jackson searches for carriers Records Births of virus from Taylor gathering BLACK RIVER FALLS The cause of a gastro-intestinal infection that hospitalized 10 people and made more than 200 ill after a June 18 gathering in Taylor is still under investigation, according to- Karen Byrns, Jackson County Public Health Department administrator. The victims of the outbreak suffered from salmonellosis, a form of food poisoning, she said.

All were among about 800 people at a social gathering in Taylor June 18, she said. Byrns said, to the best of her knowledge, all 10 people who were hospitalized have been released. Because of the vast menu at the gathering and the number of people involved, she said, the exact cause of the infection may never be known. Meat, salads, eggs and milk were served, and any of those can carry salmonellosis, Byrns said. The department is concerned about secondary transmissions of the' 'infection.

People can be carriers of the infection for three weeks, Byrns said. The virus can be spread by improper hygiene, but it is not airborn, she said. Byrns said her department is trying to contact all who attended the gathering because those who did not become ill could be carriers. A stool culture is the only way to find out if a person is carrying the virus. "We're inundating the state lab with stool cultures," she said.

A representative from the State Department of Health and Social Services was expected in Jackson County today to help with the investigation. People who were at the gathering and have not been contacted by the Jackson County Public Health Department are being asked to call the Police Report City of Eau Claire Break-ins BUSINESS, Short Stop Grocery, 1719 Western Ave. Entry gained by breaking window. Taken were 20 12-packs beer, about 300 packages cigarettes, assorted items. Inventory being taken to determine exact loss.

Reported 7:07 a.m. Wednesday. BUSINESS, 'Plaster Crafts, 1717 Western Ave. Entry gained by breaking window. Taken were typewriter, assorted items.

Value $260. Reported 7:22 a.m. Wednesday. Injury accidents WEDNESDAY, 1:53 p.m., Highway 37, Craig Road. Car driven by Gary Haines, 29, Route 2, Arcadia, collided with auto driven by Dale Rooney, 43, Cadott.

Impact pushed Haines auto into car driven by Walter Tibbetts, 40, of 4295 North Shore Drive. Haines in Sacred. Heart Hospital in serious condition with head injury. Rooney treated for forehead injury, passenger, Royal Brandt, 43, Route 1, Ladysmith, treated for forehead cut. Haines cited.

WEDNESDAY, 9:12 a.m., East Clairemont at A Rudolph Road. Truck driven by Mark Hubler, 20, of 323 Corydon Road, struck rear of car driven by Willard 63, Route 1, Altoona. Burgmeier treated at Sacred Heart Hospital for neck, back pain. Hubler cited. Thefts TIRES, two, owned by Pamela Boos, 1727 Bellinger taken from porch at 1817 Kendall St.

Value $110. Reported 10:59 p.m. Wednesday. BICYCLE, owned by Brian Jakel, 651 Ripley taken from 702 Fifth Ave. Value $275.

Reported 5:35 p.m. Wednesday. Vandalism MOTORCYCLE, owned by Jay Jackson, 812 Kewin Altoona, pushed into wall at 2215 St. Damage estimate $150. Reported 2:50 p.m.

Wednesday. Bomb threat NOTE, found in L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Libraray at 10:52 a.m. Wednesday stating bomb would go off at 3 p.m. Building searched without success, evacuated from 2:45 p.m.

to 3:15 p.m. Barron County Gunshot death ESPESETH, Paul 20, Route 2, Barron, died Wednesday at Sacred Heart Hospital, Eau Claire, of a gunshot wound to the head suffered Tuesday evening at his residence. Investigators suspect wound was self-inflicted but incident still under investigation. Dunn County Break-in HOME owned by Judith Smith, village of Downing. $1,972 taken from bedroom.

Home searched room by room. Reported at 9:55 p.m. Wednesday. Theft OUTBOARD MOTOR, gas tank, fishing equipment taken from boat owned by Gene Olson, town of Red Cedar. Value $484.

Reported at 6:58 p.m. Wednesday. Accidents WEDNESDAY, 10 a.m., Home-town answers to new town questions You won't feel so new or need that city map much longer if you'll arrange for a WELCOME WACON call. As WELCOME WAGON Representative. I'll give you personal, home-town answers to your many news-town questions.

About shopping and things to see and do. Plus basket of useful gifts for your home. Put the map away and reach for the telephone. IN EAU CLAIRE CHIPPEWA FALLS CALL Welcome 835-6160 At Black River Falls: Philip and Margaret Mergen, Hixton, twin daughters, Rachel Lynn and Therese Erin, June 22. Daniel and Frances Borreson, Blair, son, Weston Drew, June 22.

Daniel and' Deborah Wroblewski, Warrens, son, Alan Daniel, June 22. Stephen and Jennifer Delventhal, Black River Falls, daughter, Hannah Miriam, June 23. Oliver and Theresa Bade, Black River Falls, son, Oliver Bade III, June and Laura Snake, Black River Falls, daughter, Veronica Lee, June 25. At Mondovi: "Dale and Cindy Ableidinger, Mondovi, son Joshua Lee, June 17. At Chippewa Falls: Kimberly and Gerald W.

Sachsenmaier, Route 3, Box 102, Menomonie, son Dustin Gerald, June 19. Sharon Boos and Daniel Steinmetz, 621 W. Park Chippewa Falls, daughter Jessica Deneil, June 23. Chan Dee and Yer Xiong, 305 W. Willow Chippewa Falls, son Kemper Chao Tao, June 24.

Tina Meyers and Bruce Buss, 604 Harding Chippewa Falls, son Bruce James, June 25. Kristine and Gerald J. Gerberding, 183, Sheldon, daughter Valeri Rose, June.26. Cynthia and Timothy W. Kroeplin, Route 2, Box 119, Stanley, son Benjamin Jacob, June 26.

-town: Debra Schultz, Eau Claire, son Curtis John born in La Crosse May 31. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Wangen, Eau Claire. Divorces At Eau Claire: John S.

Christian, 32, Denver, and Karen I. Christian, 32, Eau Claire. Robert 0. Feeney, 28, and Debra A. Fenney, 25, both of Mondovi.

Dennis A. Connell, 34, and Mary E. Connell, 28, both of Eau Claire. Michael J. Clark, 48, Inglis, and Shirley A.

Clark, 44, Eau Claire. Gordon L. Steen, 44, Altoona, and Yvonne K. Steen, 42, Eau Claire. Fred D.

Williams, 45, Eau Claire, and Vivian I. Williams, 42, Eau Claire. Robert E. Redlich, 33, and Julie A. Redlich, 29, both of Eau Claire.

Gregory L. Marion, 29, Eau Claire, and Cheryl L. Marion, 28, Augusta. At Chippewa Falls: Dimitria B. Pinley, 21, Chicago, from Jade M.

Pinley, 22, rural Thorp. Gloria K. Girard, 57, rural Chippewa Falls, from Harold G. Girard, 63, rural Chippewa Falls. At Black River Falls: Mary Ellingson, 22, La Crosse, from Robert Ellingson, 26, Black River Falls: Barbara Simonsin, 21, Black River Falls, from Russell Simonson, 20, Milwaukee.

At Menomonie: Janell Braker, 20, Boyceville, Ronald Braker, 31, Menomonie. Deaths MILLARD, Olga 600 Graham 'died Wednesday at Rice Hospital, Willmar, Minn. Arrangements pending. at Fuller Funeral Home, Eau Claire. NEHRING, Laura, 99, Wednesday at the Pigeon Falls Nursing Home, Pigeon Falls.

Arrangements pending at Jack Funeral Home, Whitehall. Pre-trial conference slated in Press Company libel case A pretrial conference has been scheduled for Aug. 4 in a libel case involving the Eau Claire Press publishers of the Leader-Telegram, and the family of Bruce Ogren. The family filed suit in January alleging the Leader- Telegram had published a story that contained false and defamatory information about the family, which was not corrected in accordance with state law. The story originated from the death of Bruce Ogren, 21, who died July 26 when he either fell or jumped off the Madison Street bridge.

The story in question was published Aug. 5, 1982. It described as a man struggling to cope with cerebral palsy and reported that he had been treated for suicidal tendencies. The Leader-Telegram printed a letter sent by the family's attorney demanding retraction. The attorney, however, said in the suit that publication of the letter did not constitute retraction.

The case was assigned to Chippewa County Circuit Court Judge Roderick Cameron. department at 284-4301. Symptoms of the virus include diarrhea, nausea, vomitHospital rate MILWAUKEE (AP) ing, headache, weakness, dizziness, fever, chills and muscle aches, Byrns said. boosts OK'd A 19.6 percent rate boost for Sacred Heart Rehabilitation Hospital in Milwaukee to $419.56 per day was among 19 increases granted Wednesday by the Wisconsin Hospital Rate Review Committee. But the increases averaged 4.16 percent, the lowest average increase granted in the panel's 11-year history.

The per diem rate is the average a private-paying patient would pay for a one day stay in the hospital, not including physician's fees. The new per 'diem rates approved included Sacred Heart Hospital, Eau Claire, $403.88, up 1.81 percent; Cumberland Memorial Hospital, Cumberland, $353.92, up 7.07 percent; and St. Croix Valley Memorial Hospital, St. Croix Falls, $433.32, up 5.78 percent. LIMO CAB FRIGIDAIRE 835-1413 10-Vr.

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Noon til 5 P.M. Highway town of Menomonie. Car driven by Denise Auth, 28, Route 1, Arkansaw, struck 'deer. Damage WEDNESDAY, 11:45 p.m., Highway town of Red Cedar. Semitrailer truck driven by Robert Chittendon, 41, Route 2, Elk Mound, owned by Anderson Trucking Service St.

Cloud, went out of control, tipped onto side. Damage estimate $15,000. Town of Hallie Theft AMERICAN FLAG, owner Lois R. Groux, 5414 Early Drive, taken from front yard. Value $35.

Reported 5:30 a.m. today. Chippewa Falls Theft six-channel, owner A John T. POCKET I SCANNER, Anderson, 400 E. Canal taken from 'his house.

Value $75. Reported 3:28 p.m. Wednesday. Vandalism TIRES SLASHED, two, on car owned by Jeffrey C. Brace, Route 1, Cadott, while parked at Superamerica, 501 N.

Bridge St. Damage estimate $150. Reported 11:08 a.m. Wednesday, happened night before. Fire City of Eau Claire CAR FIRE, in engine of 1975 auto owned by Joseph Pickerign, 3539 Rudolph Road, at 12:28 p.m.

Wednesday. Occurred in 400 block of South Farwell Street. Damage estimate $600. RL meeting postponed RICE LAKE The Rice Lake Rehabilitation District meeting scheduled for tonight has been postponed, according to Chairman Harvey Lorfield: The meeting was cancelled because of a problem with the budget notice, he said. No new date has been set.

The district commissioners scheduled meeting for this afternoon to discuss the budget that will be proposed at the annual meeting. Among the topics for discussion will be plans for possible lake shore cleanup while the lake is drawn down during construction of a new dam. The district has the power to levy up to a 2.5 mill rate to raise funds for lake projects. LEADER USPS 166560 701 S. St.

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