The La Crosse Tribune from La Crosse, Wisconsin • Page 11

BACCALAUREATE MAY 24 Black River Falls Sets Graduation Activities BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis. LeAnn End-of-the-year commence- man; Nimmo, Bonnie Nort- ment activities in Black River Falls will start with the baccalaureate address to be given by Rev. L. Keith Hanley in the Judith Nortman, a 1 Nortman, Kathryn Odeen, Dennis Oligney, Ellen Olson, Victoria Olson, Carman Ott, Roger RED CROSS WORKERS Red Cross volunteers attended a meeting for area blood program workers recently in Sparta. Seated are Dr.

Ruth Dalton, left, La Crosse, moderator, and Mrs. Bill Lahm, right, Sparta, chairman of volunteers; standing, from the left, are Mrs. H. B. Horschak, La Crosse city blood program chairman, Mrs.

George Evenson, West Salem blood program chairman, and Mrs. Carl Ruppenthal, Bangor, Red Cross chariman. Conducting the meeting were L. J. Peterson, manager of the regional blood center at Madison, and J.

A. Horgen, assistant administrative director. Ted Benzler, La Crosse, area field representative, assisted. high school auditorium at 8 p.m. Paar, Leroy Parker, Dale Peter- Sunday, May 24.

ison, Keith Peterson, Signe The awards night program, Peterson, Susan Peterson, Fred open to the public for the first Pflanz, Claude Potter, Louis time this year, will include pre- Porath, Jean Rosenberg, Bon- sentation of special awards and nie Rudolph, Rosemary Sanford, honors to students of the Senior David Schneider, Kenneth High School. This program will Schoolcraft; also be in the school auditorium at 8 p.m. Monday, May 25. Michael Shankey, Ellis Smik- rud, Daniel Smrekar, Sharon Dr. Eugene Kleinpell, presi- Smith, Mary Steine, Steven dent of River Falls State Col- Stromberg, Myron lege, will deliver the commence- Betty Taylor, John Tester, ment address, Day After James Thompson, Judy to the 122 gradu- Son, Michael Thompson, Ray- ates at 8 p.m.

Friday, May 29. mond Thundercloud, Richard Haldor Jacobson, member of Turnmire, Norma Vance, Frank jthe board of education, will pre- Wendell, Gaylin West, Cecelia sent the diplomas and Rev. Rob- Whitebear, Patricia ert Salveson will give the invo- Gary Zahrte and Linda Zind- cation and benediction. drick. The graduates include Charles ------------------------------------------Anderson, Patrick Bagen, James Bailey, Steven Benson, Seena Bergerson, Marcella Blackdeer, Jean Bohac, Connie Brown, Marvin Bruley, Keith Byington, Carol Casper, Terry Christianson, Thomas Christianson, Gordon Clark, Carol Clemmerson, Kathryn Cline; Marilyn Curran, Richard Deno, Donna Doers, Cheryl Dunn, Annette Engum, Thomas En- 3 Blair Scouts Advanced To Eagle Rank EAGLE EFFIGY BLAIR, Knutson, Steven Nelson and Lanny Moen, members of Boy Scout Troop 52, received Eagle badges at a recent advancement program.

William Duffield, already an Eagle Scout, and Orlin Knutson, were named delegates to the National Jamboree at Valley Forge, this summer. Duft receive an Eagle Palm to add to his badge. An eagle effigy mound has been found on a farm near Boscobel owned by Dean Skold. Situated typically on a bench of land overlooking the Wisconsin River, the mound was probably part of a ceremonial center and used in religious rites of some branch of the Mound Builders who occupied Wisconsin 1,500 to 2,000 years ago. One wing tip curves around the stumps in the foreground the head is at the left, on a line with the barn, and the tail reaches to the trees at the extreme right.

Its outstretched wingspread is about 150 feet. Crawford County has many such evidences of the Hopewell culture, as well as of the more recent tribes of American Indians. This one can be seen from a town road just above the Skold farm along Highway 60 between Boscobel and Wauzeka. Monday, May 18, 1964 Delivered on RKD May twistle, Lane Epstein, Richard tCa SrthUUP Ernst, Marcia Eves, Rudolph -----------------------------------Federman, Alexandria A I IHri- I I All prkll AHT Steven Folkers, John Frederik 73 WHITEHALL jtN lUKj son, Richard George Gardipee, Cheryl Gil- TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS bertson, Garen Gjerseth, Matt Glander, Jochen Goetzelt, Larry Gohde, Elaine Gross; Delores Grunlien, Patricia WHITEHALL, Kulig, Iva Lamborn, Richard three seniors of the 1964 class Larson, Linda Loga; of Whitehall School will receive Dennis Lyngen, James Mal- Hagen. Robert Halverson, Da-their diplomas in exercises at donado, Larry Moe, Josepn vid Hanson, Parris Hanson, 8 p.m.

Friday, May 29, in the Nietzke, Michael Nelson, Linda Kent Haralson, Jean Harkner, school auditorium. Olson, Lynda Olson, Mary Oi- Robert Hart, Ronald John Armstrong, member of son, Marlyce Pierzina, Vuokko BAND MEMBERS HONORED Walter Peterson, right, band instructor at Sparta High School, displays the plaque to which the 1963-64 outstanding senior band members will be added. They are, from the left, Thomas Ulz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ulz.

and Susan Nussdorfer, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Burr Nussdorfer. Shown with them is Mrs. Charles Knapp, president-elect of the Band and Orchestra Parents Association.

The students were honored at the recent parents-band members banquet. Harold Krueger is the retiring president. Betty Held, Charles Hizer, Lois iHoagenson, Diane Hoff, Luann Hunter, Algin Iverson, Allen Ja- jcobson, Charlene Johnson, 'Robert Kalstad, Bruce Kinyon, Dorothy Kohnert, Kathleen Kubic; hammer, Eleanor Tollefson, Ruth Tomter, Karen von Uhl and David Winsand. the California Test Bureau, will Pykalainen, Mary Reck, Cath- be the commencement speaker, arine Rice, Frank Roesler, Lin- The valedictory address will da Schansberg; be given by Bruce Anderson and Lavone Schorbahn, Irma the salutatory by Myron Bey. Semb, Jane Solsrud, Richard So- Rev.

Donald Theisen will pro- salla, Dorothy Stuve, Duane Sy- nounce the invocation and bene- gulla, Arnold Thoreson, Ellen diction, and the school band will Thompson, Patricia Thompson, Bonita Lambert. Janet Lar- Plav Processional and reces- Roger Thompson, Corita Tist- kin, Barbara Larson, Betty Lar- slonal- son, Kay Larvick, Dixie Lee, Janice Lutzow, Walton Mahlum, School Supt. John Brown will Mary Manthei, Shirley Marg, present the class to the board Vicky Mathews, Betty Mattson, of education, and Karl Ander-Gdle Lions CIlID Patricia McNeely, John Miller, son will present diplomas to the ri Of fir ore Monica Moore, Ellyn Moe, graduates. tiecrs mew liters Mary Nelson, Richard Nicolai, Members of the class are De- GALESVILLE, of- layne Affeldt, David Amund- ficers were elected at the re- son, Bruce Anderson, Janet An- cent meeting of the Lions Club, derson, Leonard Back, Robert Fred Nelson is the new presi- Back, John Berg, Robert Berg, dent; Dan Daily, Robert Ristow Myron Bey, Tom Brown, Lee and Brookes Smith, vice presi- Buker, Marie Dahl, Vilas Dahl, dents; Dick McKeeth, secre- Marjorie Densmore; tary; Richard Bolling, treasur- Betty Dubiel, Robert Eid, er; Lloyd Lippert, lion tamer; Ruth Ann Eide, John Ellison, Johnny McKeeth tail twist- Sharon Estenson, Robert Ever- er. son, Daniel Feltes, Richard Two new directors are Ber- Foss, Caroline Fremstad, Nan-jnard Tandeski and Larry Col- icy Gauger, Janice Gueltzow ,1 iins, who will serve with Solly Alternates chosen were Steven Nelson and Richard Clark.

One delegate will be financed to the amount of $150 by the Blair Lions Club and the other to the same amount by the Commercial Club. Gary Christianson and Mark Hanson were advanced to Star rank and Richard Clark to First Class. Fifteen scouts received merit badges. Scoutmaster Leland Chenoweth said it was the largest presentation of achievement awards at one time in Blair Scout history. Arnold Olson, Whitehall, head of the selection committee, announced their names and presented the Eagle badges.

Chenoweth and Melvin Hjerleid, advancement committee chairman, presented the merit badges. They went to Christianson, Clark, William and Mike Duffield, Mark Hanson, Duane Johnson, Archie Kelly, Arden Nelson, Fred Stendahl, Ronald Kindschy, Orlin Knutson, Steven Nelson, David Stetzer, Gary Steuernagel, Gary Walton and Dennis Lee. Allan Stetzer and Keith Hamilton were named new assistant scoutmasters to work with Chenoweth. Parents of the new Eagle Scouts are Mr. and Mrs.

Omer Knutson, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Omer i Moen.

Trempealeau Graduation Set May 21 I Houston County District Court Term Opens; 28 Cases On Docket CALEDONIA, Hous- road at a meeting June 18, 1962, uance. Paulson claims the acci- ton County District Court calen- but reversed the order last Oc- dent was caused by Otis, and dar of 28 cases opened at the tober. Sweet is appealing from Otis claims Paulson was at courthouse in Caledonia Mon- the reversal. day, May IB, Judge Leo F. Mur Larry Kreibach is asking phy presiding.

$600 for damage to his car in a owed Wm Kenneth Bl)ldt The four criminal cases may collision at La Crosse July 12. sjnce July 1961 TREMPEALEAU Wis. be handled Monday, and the Defendant John H. Smith coun- Leonard and Emelia Wohlers Archie Buckmiller assistant su- John Daniei Hagen, Don- Daniel and Duane Johnson, jury is scheduled to report May tercharges that any damage re- are appealing from damages of nprintPnHpnt in the State De- Hanson; Dennis Fred Nelson heads suiting to vehicle 53337 awarded them for Crook- partment 0f Public instruction the Fourth of July fireworks j1? ed Creek Watershed be the commencement Virginia Harnisch; James committee, ino construction. They ask $7,500.

speaker in Trempealeau Thurs- Hegge, Joan Hegge, Margaret pleaded guilty to third degree ffllfk Ham er WaAkins T'Lr May 2L Herbert, Rae Ann Howard, Jan- Student Council burelarv in Crooked re ing Kenneth LaPlount for The exercises will be held in ice Iverson, Patricia Jensen, TownshiD Dec 5 1963 and will arfHrnv 769,67 the comPany claims schooj auditorium at 8:15 Mary Jessie, Allen Johnson, Officers Elected be sentenced OdL Twhe an he flany vlhtete Wing Frederick Knudtson, Fredrick MABEL, oe semenceu, uuui iwue diiu tne company vemcie. nea wing purchases not paid. Ervin R. Riirkmiller was formerlv su------------------------------------------- John Norbert Mack are charged is asking $50 for repairs and and Willa Barth are charged as nprintendent of schools at Blair I LI II with larceny; and LaVern $100 for loss of use of the vehl- defendants for allegdly signing penntendent 1.601011 HClll Reierson with procuring beer de while being repaired. cnrptv fnr T.apin,mt Participating in the program RANKING SCHOLARS Trempealeau High School, top.

and Lincoln High of Alma Center, bottom, have named the ranking scholars of their 1964 graduating classes. valedictorian is Valerie Ryder, left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ryder, and the salutatorian is Patricia Sonsalla, daughter of Mrs. Valentine Sonsalla.

Lincoln High named co-salutatorians, Joyce Gower, left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reinhart Gower, and James Prindle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Prindle.

The valedictorian is Helen Jacobson, right, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jacobson. 25 In the criminal actions, Richard Neuman of New Albin, surety for LaPlount. from the municipal liquor store Myrta Widmoyer is suing Ace Mjdwest Retreaders Supply Afr Cft 1,253.04 VoWio RvHpr valedictorian I VJwlJ at Spring Grove for a minor Telephone Co.

of Houston, Ru- is askj a 1 253.04 vli de Twite and Mack were arrested dolph Paulson with whom she judgment from charles House, and Patricia Sonsalla. salutato for allegedly stealing three feed- was riding, and Donald Otis dnj n0 as the Caledonia er pigs. driver of an Ace vehicle, for In a civil case for the court, $50,000. Otis, charged with be- Bert Sweet, Houston, is ap- ing negligent in colliding with pealing from a decision of Shel- the Paulson car April 19, 1962, don Township to deny him a near Hokah, has been sick. His road which would run through attorneys have filed an affidav- the Anton Knutson land.

it that he is 100 per cent dis- town board agreed to build the abled and asked for contin- FRIGIDAIRE WEEK SPECIAL! Redwing has been elected president of the Mabel High School Student Council for 1964-65. The new vice president is Robert Peterson. Student council representa tives from classes were also chosen. They are John Erickson and Dick Engrav, seventh; Jeff The Loftsgaarden and Sue Rueh- doing business as the Caledonia rian. NGW iTOIlt Tire for vulcanizing sup- There are 47 graduates in the plies.

The Caledonia firm, in a ciass 0f 1964 who, in addition to! SPRING GROVE, Minn. counterclaim, asks $3,000 dam- Miss Ryder and Miss Sonsalla, American Legion Hall here will mann, eighth; Dave Johnson ages for alleged inferior quality are Sandra Alseth, Max Baren- have a new front ready in time and Sue Johnson, ninth; Dennis of the goods. He states that he thin, Lesley Bender, Bill Brun- for the annual Rawhide Roping Redwing and Derrick Dahlen, had to repeat work for custo- fcow, Susan Carhart, William Rodeo and Western Days Cele- 10 th; and Karen Anderson and mers and make adjustments. Cooper, Teresa Cowan, Thomas bration July 3-5, according to Robert Anderson, 11th. Nellie Summers of Houston and Daffinson, sheila Davis, David post plans, others are suing James C.

Me- Duell, Janet Ebersold, Christo- The addition, of concrete Kenzie, La Crosse attorney, for; pher Eickman, Ruth Eickman, block with brick facing, is esti- $395.15 allegedly left unpaid aft- Sandra Gunderson; mated to cost $5,580 and will in- er settlement was made in Wis- ciucie a new sidewalk, gutter consin when the plaintiffs em- Rujh Jonas, Romelle Kam- and removal of the old wall, ployed the defendant to repre- rowskij Michele Keeffe, David New construction will be sent them in connection with a Kiedrowski, Floyd Klein, Ray- tended 12 feet in front of the Hearing Slated On Blair Man's PSC Application Cashton Weather Observer Cited CASHTON, Wis. Carl L. Bronson has completed 15 years of service as weather observer for the Department of Commerce Weather Bureau. In recognition he was presented a 15-year service medal by the Weather Bureau. A congratulatory letter was sent him by Marvin W.

Burley, state climatologist, who also extended the compliments of the secretary of the Department of Commerce and the chief of the Michael D. Nelson, Coon Val- Weather Bureau. ley, to Alfred H. Schildman of ---------------------the Schildman Trucking Service, BaCCaloureate La Crosse; and of the license held by Lynn Hoff of Holmen to Set At Hillsboro Harry West of Mindoro. HILLSBORO, Wis.

Bac. Wnulrnn kalaureate services for the The Public Service Commis- YVQUKOn graduating class of Hillsboro sion (PSC) will conduct a hear- Wins Scholarship High School will be held at 8 ing at 3 p.m. Wednesday, Mavj WAUKON, a p.m. Sunday, May 24, in the 20, in the courthouse of SpartajLcnth son of Mr. and Mrs.

Edi- high school auditorium, on the application of Roger Sol- son Lenth of rural waukon, has Rev. C. E. Woods, pastor of berg, R. 1, Blair, for an awarded a $250 Universal'Pilgrim Holiness Church of ment to his motor carrier li- qjj Products Co.

scholarship at Hillsboro, will give the sermon, cense. jowa state University, where he The presentation of senior Sol berg seeks authority to js a sophomore in chemical en- awards will follow the serv- haul milk in cans from several gjneering. ices, towns in Jackson and Trempealeau Counties to the Preston Cooperative Creamery in Blair, John J. Becker, R. 2, Necedah, seeks an amendment to his license which would allow him to haul unmanufactured forest products from points in Juneau, Wood, Jackson and Monroe Counties to points within a 75- mile radius of Necqdah.

A hearing will be held at 9 a.m. May 28 at Wisconsin Rapids. The PSC has completed assignment of the license held by! claim for the death of their father, Nels Flatten. McKenzie denies owing the family anything and asks dismissal of the action, This is our Buy" for National Frigidaire Week. Hurry! Model F0S-13T-2 13.24 cu.

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Joan Lyon, Daniel Me Clarence H. Johnson is the Richard Meunier, Michael Mik- contractor, and he and Oren rut, Bruce Pickering, Dennis Lanswerk are the planning maintaining that La Crosse pjeper) Charles Rolbiecki; chairmen. County Probate Court has made George i a John The Legion Post, of which its determination and the 11 schlesser, Frank Schuh, Esther Donald Ellestad is commander, faith and credit clause apply- selke, Roger Spittler, Richard also voted to sponsor Junior Leing there should be acceptable suszewski, Robert Stellpflug, gion baseball again this year, in Minnesota. Robert Trowbridge, Rog er and to buy additional equipment Gibbs-Cook Equipment Co. Tuschner, Ronald Tuschner, for the school patrol, askirig judgment of $9,321.77 Eijzabeth Walski, Harold Wil- Robert Askelson and Irvin against Ben Erwin and Wayne Wilber, David Win- Kemp were elected to the nomi- Caledonia, for an alleged ters car I Wood, Katherine Zim-nating committee for the May unpaid $8,321.77 balance on a.merman and Jack Wiersgalla.

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