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6-La Crosse Tribune, Tuesday, July 19, 1977 SAVE $250 OR MORE SAVE $500 OR MORE SAVE $1000 OR MORE SAVE $5000 OR MORE GIFTS FOR SAVING (Includes retail sales tax) Homer with New Savings only West Bend Gardenfest 1 Ot Covered Sauce Pan 2 50 5 00 West Bend Gardentest 2 Qt Covered Sauce Pan 3 00 5 50 West Bend Gardentest 10" Covered Skillet $4 00 West Bend Gardentest 5 Qt Dutch Oven with Cove $5 00 $3 50 Bend Peppy rroo 5-50 Cooker West Bend Avocado Harvest 11 Automatic Skillet $15 00 $13 50 50 $17.50 shows cost ot item according to size ot deposit Limit one gift per person) Home Savings has six ways for you to save, and with a Passcard Savings Account you can be a Money Maker, too! HOME SAVINGS S. LOAN ASSOCIATION 7th A MAIN, LA CROSSE 1111 MAIN, ONALASKA HOLMEN SQUARE, HOLMEN Obituaries PAUL K. and VERNICE POLLER WAUZEKA. Wis A rural Wauzeka couple, Paul Keith Poller, 28, and Vernice Kay (Stagman) Poller, 25. were killed Sunday, July 17, in a two-car crash a mile and a half south of Lancaster.

Their 18-month old son, Vernon, was injured in the accident and is in Mercy Hospital. Dubuque. Iowa. Poller was born May 25, 1949, in Platteville to Mr and Mrs. Donald J.

Poller Mrs Poller was born July 23,1951, in Prairie du Chien to Mr and Mrs. Richard Stagman. The couple farmed in rural Wauzeka Poller also is survived by his parents of Platteville two brothers, John of Belmont and Philip of Platteville; two sisters, Mrs. Ron (Mary Lou) Vinger of Green Bay and Rebecca of Platteville; his paternal grandmother, Mrs Will Poller of Platteville and his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Maude Stoner of Mineral Point Mrs Poller's other survivors are her parents of Eastman; two brothers, Harold Stagman of Lynxville and Glenn of Norfolk.

Va two sisters, Mrs Willard (Ruth) Giddings of Park Falls and Mrs. Alan (Gloria) Mo- rovits of Eastman; and her maternal grandmother, Mrs Glennie Harper of Prairie du Chien Services will be at 1 30 p.m. Wednesday in St. Peter's Lutheran Church. Prairie du Chien.

Rev John A Speerstra will officiate and burial will be in Dickson Ridge Cemetery Friends may call at the Lake- Thornburg Funeral Home, Prairie du Chien, after 2 p.m. Tuesday Memorials may be given to the Vernon Poller Trust Fund MRS. EMILY DETTINGER Mrs Emily Dettinger. 91, of Stoffel Court, 333 7th and a former Galesville resident, died Monday. July 18.

in a La Crosse hospital She was bom March 20, 1886. in Galesville to Mr and Mrs Harry Dale She married Carl Dettinger on Dec. 8. 1904, and he died in 1957. Survivors are a daughter.

Mrs Katherine Amunrud, R. 1. Hixton; three grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren, and six great-great-grandchildren Two sisters and two brothers preceded her in death Services will be at 10:30 a Friday in First United Presbyterian Church. Galesville Rev Steven Krueger will officiate and burial will be in Pine Cliff Cemetery Friends may call at the Smith Mortuary. Galesville, Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m..

and at the church Friday from 9 30 a.m. until the services MRS BESSIE HORKHEIMER EASTMAN. Wis. Mrs Bessie Horkheimer, 84, former Eastman area resident, died Monday. July 18.

in a Dubuque. Iowa, nursing home Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Garrity Funeral Home. Prairie du Chien Lewiston man drowns in river near Winona WINONA. Minn A Lewiston, Minn man drowned Monday on the Wisconsin side of the Mississippi River, a half mile south of the river bridge at Winona A Winona police spokesman said the body of Richard Symit- czek. age not available, was found with fishing line wrapped around a leg and said he was apparently trying to unsnag a line when he fell off a pontoon boat from which he was fishing with his family According to the Buffalo County Sheriff's Department, it was the Winona Police Department that received a call about the drowning at 5 28 Winona police notified Buffalo County, the Winona Fire Department and Winona County Coroner Dr Robert Tweedy, who pronounced Symitczek dead at the scene The Buffalo County spokesman said a deputy and the Buffalo County coroner arrived on the scene about 7 30 p.m CLARENCE E.

MOEN SPRING GROVE. Minn. Clarence Edwin Moen. 81, rural Spring Grove, died Monday, July 18. in a Spring Grove hospital.

He was born June 16, 1896. in Black Hammer Township to Edward and Karoline (Holen) Moen He married Gelina Johnson on Nov. 21, 1931 He farmed in the Black Hammer area until his retirement 16 years ago. Survivors are his widow; two sons, Clifton of Seattle, and Carlton of rural Spring Grove, four daughters, Mrs Ordell (Edna) Hanson of Veseli, and Mrs. Norman (Ona) Housker, Mrs.

Glen (Ruth) Omoth and Mrs Arthur (Eleanor) Hegge, all of Spring Grove; 19 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; and a brother, Odin of Spring Grove He was preceded in death by a grandchild, a brother and a sister Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Faith Lutheran Church of Black Hammer Rev Charles Wilson will officiate and burial will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call at the Roble Funeral Home. Spring Grove, Thursday afternoon and evening and Friday morning, and at the church Friday from 1 p.m until the services MRS CORNELIA ENGELIEN ETTRICK, Wis Mrs. Julius (Cornelia) Engelien, 68, died Monday.

July 18. in a La Crosse hospital She was born Dec 31, 1908, in Blair to Mr and Mrs. Halvor Melbv She married Julius Engelien in Winona on Dec 3. 1930, and they farmed in the French Creek Valley After they retired, they moved to Ettrick. Survivors are her husband; two daughters, Mrs La Verne Larson of rural Ettrick and Mrs Bernard (Janice) Kampsehroer of Brookfield; nine grandchildren; and two brothers, Victor Melby of rural Ettrick and Henry of Galesville Services will be at 2 p.m Thursday in French Creek Lutheran Church Rev Douglas Brandt will officiate and burial will be in the church cemetery Friends may call at the Fossum Funeral Home, Ettrick, Wednesday from 5 to 9 p.m., with a prayer service to be at 8 p.m Friends also may call at church Thursday from 12:30 p.m until the services.

LEO L. ST. JACQUE Leo L. St. Jacque, 90.

of 2805 Bay shore Drive. Town of Campbell, died Tuesday. July 19, in an Onalaska nursing home He was born Sept. 13, 1886, in Prairie du Chien to Louis and Rosina St Jacque. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs Harry (Viola) Schwalbe and Mrs.

Robert (Beverly) both of La Crosse; two sons, Leo Jr. of La Crescent, and Donald of La Crosse, 13 grandchildren; 30 great-grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Mae Lindner and Mrs. Violet Phillips, both of Prairie du Chien, and Mrs Irene Murphy of Two Harbors, Minn and a brother, Harris of Prairie du Chien, He was preceded in death by his wife, in 1957, and by four sisters and three brothers Services will be Friday at 8:30 a.m. in the Dickinson Funeral Homes.

Caledonia Street Chapel, and at 9 a.m. in St. James Catholic Church Rev. Gerald Fisher will officiate and burial will be in French Island Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday from 4 to 5 p.m.

and 7 to 9 p.m.. with a Rosary to be at 7:30 p.m. HENRY PEDERSON VIROQUA. Wis. Henry Pederson.

91, Viroqua. died Monday. July 18. in a Viroqua hospital Services are tentatively scheduled for 2 p.m. Thursday in Zion Lutheran Church, rural Viroqua.

with burial in the church cemetery Complete arrangements will be announced by Beier Funeral Home. Viroqua MRS. VIRGINIA A. CARLSON LA CRESCENT. Minn Mrs.

Robert (Virginia Carlson. 35. of 810 Redwood died of cancer Monday. July 18. in a La Crosse hospital Funeral arrangements will be announced by Nelson Funeral Home, La Crescent.

Bike-A-Rama begins Friday SPARTA, Wis Bike-A-Rama begins Friday in Sparta Dick LeMere. coordinator of the Sparta Jaycees-sponsored event, said "If it goes over well, we would eventually like to declare Sparta the bicycle capital of the nation." Bike registration will be from 5 to 9 Friday and beginning at 9 a Saturday. At 8 Friday the Boogie Brothers of La Crosse will perform disco music on the former Wisconsin Child Center grounds Activities for bikers Saturday include a 20-mile cross country race. It will begin at 2 p.m. at Blyton Park, on Sparta's north side, go west on Cottage Street, north on County Highway to County Highway then to Center Street, west to Highway then south to the finish line at Woodlawn Cemetery Trophies will be awarded for first, second and third place finishes Shorter races begin at 10 a.m.

Saturday and include quarter mile radar timed sprints and a 12-lap. five mile race Both will be on the child center grounds Trophies will be awarded At 6 p.m. Saturday a 50-to-60- unit parade will march from Hill Street, north on Water Street and east on Pine Street. Three drum and bugle corps, including the Capitolaires from Madison, will march in the parade The group has won a number of awards and championships in its seven-year history. It has won the all-girl competition in the Open Championship the last three years Also marching will be the junior and senior corps of the Cava- lets Drum and Bugle Corps of La Crosse At 7 p.m the Capitolaires and the Cavalets will perform on the Memorial Park football field.

At 8 p.m. Saturday the Wuensch Band of La Crosse will perform at the child center parking lot From 7:30 a to noon Sunday a pancake breakfast will be heid at Sparta High School. It will be followed by a family bike ride on the Sparta-Elroy Bike Trail Bike-A-Rama buttons are required for admittance to the events 3 county supervisors are hospitalized Three La Crosse County supervisors, including County Board Chairman Charles Pierce (25th Dist), are in local hospitals Pierce had a sharp pain in his right side early Sunday and was rushed to St Francis Hospital, his wife. Irene, said today He was undergoing tests and rays to determine the cause of the pain. "He feels better said Mrs Pierce.

Also hospitalized are Supervisors Gordon Feinberg (2nd Dist). at La Crosse Lutheran, and William Ipsen (3rd Dist at St Francis. Feinberg underwent surgery Monday for removal of a gland causing a pain in his face H( said he expects to be releasee Thursday. Ipsen was hospitalized about 10 days ago He underwent surgery for an ulcer three months ago and was having difficulty, he said. Ipsen said he expects to be released Wednesday or Thursday DICKINSON LA CROSSE and ONALASKA DON DICKINSON DARRELL DICKINSON DEAN DICKINSON Schumacher 9 FREE Half of trees felled in storm may be salvaged MADISON, Wis.

(AP) monie. About half the trees felled in most areas of county and state forests hit by a July Fourth storm will be salvaged, a state forester says. The exception may be in a 5.000 acre area of Big Block timber in the Flambeau River State Forest, where between 75 and 80 per cent may be saved, Milton Reinke said Thursday. Reinke said the Natural Resources Board will decide next week what to do with trees blown down in the area known as Big Block, which includes one of the last big stands of hemlock, and in a 3.000 acre area along the Flambeau River. The board has scheduled a meeting for Wednesday in Meno- PROFESSOR DIES CAMBRIDGE.

Mass. (AP) Prof Joseph Keenan of the, Massachusetts Institute of nology, an international ty on thermodynamics, died Sunday. He was 76. Reinke said inaccessibility, cost and the large number of trees down will make it impossible to salvage more than about half of those outside the Big Block stands. Soft woods are quickly attacked by insects, while hard woods can still be used even if they remain on the forest floor for two years after they are felled "We just have time to get at all of Reinke said.

He said trees are being appraised in county and state forests in a 2,000 square mile area of northern Wisconsin. Bids on the harvesting probably will be received in about six weeks, he said. com MACKINAC ISLAND CANADIAN NORTH SHORE LAKE SUPERIOR TOUR 42 Hinmnthn CoJudlES 6 August 1 Dinner at Grand Hotel included Soo Locks Thunder Bay, Duluth More Intludos Transportation, lodging, touring and sarviots o) an ascort. Pickup locations at Tomah, Sparta, La Crosse, Galesville and Winona. For more information call (608) 784-7932 HIAWATHA COACHES 6th and Cass La Crosse Don Kish, Jr.

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