The La Crosse Tribune from La Crosse, Wisconsin • Page 10

Yearling Heifer Wins Top Get Training At Camp McCoy Honors At Jersey Show 35 Animals From Area Participate WEST SALEM. yearling heifer shown by Jeanette Heinie, daughter of Elton Heinie, took top honors at the Coulee Region Jersey Parish show at the La Crosse Inter-State fairgrounds Saturday. Kenyon Gsese. of the Wisconsin Jersey Breeders said the heifer was one of the finest I have ever seen As he announced the winner, Jeanette burst into happy tears and embraced the young animal. Reserve championship went to a four-year-old cow shown by Donald Ross and owned by the Howard Ross family.

Only four herds, totaling 35 animals, all of La Crosse County, participated in the si xiv The champion bull of the show was shown by Terry Ross, also a son of Mr and Mrs. Howarvi Ross. Firs? places in the various divisions were; Junior bull calf- Dewitt Pfaff; senior bull calf, Howard junior yearling bull. Elton Heinze, senior yearling, Howard Ross, two year-old bull, Elton Hemze. Junior heifer calf, Dewitt Pfaff senior heifer calf, Howard Ross.

junior and senior yearlings, El ton Hemse; mature cow, Elton Heinie; four-year-old cow, three- year-old and two-year-old cow, all Howard Ross Also entered in the show were several animals of the Bernard Timm herd It was a day for the youth as the four boys of the Ross family. Jeanette and Sandra Hemze, and Allen Timm, showed the animals. Also chi hand were D. A. Wanless and Harold Huth of the La Crosse County extension office, and Armin Fruechte of Tri-State Breeders Cooperative.

Fruechte presented an award to the grand champion female. JEANETTE HEINZE SHOWS GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE Yearling Heifer Wins At Coulee Jersey Pariah Shew Carrier License Changes Granted By Service Body On July 12 the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin granted partial assignment of a carrier license from Bemhart and Illett Gilbertson, R. 2. Black River CAMP MCCOY, Wis. The presence of a half-dozen or more generals at hs Army Reserve and National Guard training site is not unusual, but the 5039th U.S.

Army Reserve School has what amounts to an entire company of army, corps and division The quotation marks are necessary because the 174 students of the school are wrestling with problems which normally confront generals, although their actual rank ranges from major through colonel. The 5039th S. Army Reserve School based in Kansas City, is commanded by Col. Theodoric Bland of Kansas City and has a staff of 19 officers and 16 enlisted men. Most of the 31 in-; structors attached to the school are from the Kansas City area Students come from throughout the United States for two weeks of 'intensive study in the various levels of the course, which is de-! i signed to prepare field grade officers for higher staff and command positions.

it tit The course is the non-resident phase of the Army Staff and Command College at Ft. Leavenworth, Ran. Reservists study and solve I problems in strategy and tactics, 1 logistics, communications, admin-1 istration and other military af-! fairs with which division, corps; and field army commanders! would be involved in wartime. The Command and General Staff College course at Ft. Leav- venworth for Active Army officers lasts IO months.

Reservists spread the instruction over five) years of classes at weekly drill I sessions and the two-week sum mer encampment courses like the erne being conducted here. CHAPLAIN GETS DIPLOMA Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Lee Egloff, left, is receiving his diploma upon completion of class No. 3 in the supplemental branch training school at Camp McCoy. Presenting the diploma, right, is Maj.

Gen. Gilbert W. Embury of Shorewood, commanding general of the 84th Reserve (Training) Division. At center is Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Oliver Porter, chief of instruction of the chaplain school.

Chaplain Egloff is from Eagle, Wis. Reserve Unit Parades At Camp McCoy MONDAY, JULY 25, 1960 Minnesota HD Buying Land Directly CAMP MCCOY, Nathan Boruszak, Whitefish Bay, commanding officer of the 323rd Logistical Command, was honored at a review of 2,000 marching U.S. Army Reservists during his summer here. Brig. Gen.

Franklin M. Kreml, commanding general of the 425th Highway Transportation Com- Imand, to which the 323rd is attached for active duty training here, shared the reviewing stand CAMP MCCOY, The an- the forest green uniform of the veteran Milwaukee re- nual "battle of Camp gressor, the U.S. Army maneuver who will retire at the assumed additional realism last enemy, lent realism to the opera- erKj 0f jujy after an Active Army week as 12-ton semi-trailer troop tions, conducting guerrilla-type! arKj Reserve career of nearly 40 Assessment At Whitehall Shows Gain WHITEHALL. assessed valuation of the City of Whitehall for 1960 is $3,083,715, of $133,510 more than the 1959 assessment of $2,950,205. according to Alton E.

Berg, city cterk-treai- urer. The board of review completed its sessions Wednesday, having been adjourned twice on account of the death of the assessor W. G. Olson. Sidney Gilbertson was ed assistant assessor to sit on the board with Berg.

Mayor Lester Brennom and Martin Holzman of the City Council. Residential property was av sessed $44,750 higher than last year; mercantile property went up manufacturing property increased 426 050 and agricultural real estate within the city limits increased $150. There also were increases in al! categories of personal with the exception of manufacturing stock which went down $8,575. Increases in personal property valuations were: $135, cattle; $50, swine; $6,475, stock; $750, boats; $2,350, tools and patterns: $7,050, furniture and fixtures; $17,375, buildings on railroad or leased property; and $4,675, all other personal property. Trucks Rumble Over Camp In Annual 'Battle Of McCoy' 9jf s': i The Minnesota Highway Depart ment is now purchasing residen itial and agricultural property and cargo transports rumbled raids on headquarters and supply over hilly roads of north Camp! installations of the 425th Highway McCoy in the major1 Command and its subordinate field exercise for supply and units.

transportation units of the U.S. Aggressor troops were from the Army Reserve. 1st Battalion, 339th Regiment, Ofticers and men of Brig. Gen. commanded by Lt.

Col, J. P. Her- Franklin M. 425th High- zog of Janesville, Wis. way Transportation Command TERRY KOSS LEADS CHAMPION JERSEY BULL Two-Year-Old Animal Named At Coulee Parish Show were taking part in Viroqua Youth Gets needed for highway right-of-way Hauler Rh a command post and Piano Honors 1 by direct negotiate with problem involvmgj Froiland, Blue Ribbon Winners In Tremp'leau County Fair 4 Cattle Are Named 4 Traffic Deaths Listed In Vernon VIROQUA, County has had four traffic fatalities so far this year, compared with only one for the same period in 1959, according to a report from the State Motor Vehicle Department.

The record, however, is below that of the adjoining counties of Crawford, Monroe and La Crosse, years. The assembled Reservists of 15 units are here for summer encampment and an extensive command post and field training exercise, "Hauler General Iowa Brown Swiss Canton Show Set Brown Kreml said he wanted Colonel Bo- Swiss Canton show will be held ruszak to share the review of the Tuesday at the Allamakee entire command because of Bo-ty Fairgrounds here, years of cbstioguished Cattle from Allamakee. Winne- service ishiek, Fayette and Clayton coun- Col. Boruszak was be exhibited. property owners on a larger totaling nearly Jonn rraiano.

ioned Dec 19 1923 i He has been than ever before, according to million troops. Many of the 1.200 Mrs. officer of the 323rd WMF Plans Meeting HOLMEN, Holmen Missionary Federation will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. Mrs. Arthur Moe, secretary of the radio and television depart- Highway Commissioner L.

P. participating reservists were from Logistics Command since its ac- Zirnmerman the Milwaukee and Chicago area, award the special piano 1959 ,1 cr in the University of Wiscon- Histoncally, the department has three-week music clinic. -------------------------acquired most of the land needed The 425th headquarters makes He was selecied as piamst! for right-of-way by the process of its permanent headquarters in competjtion with 18 finalists and! Lad ICS Ald I Meet "eminent condemna- Oak Park, 111., and draws its per- received a medal and certificate. BLAIR, First Luther- ment, said Mrs. Oscar Lovelier 3 I hon, in terms.

isonnel from the Chicago area, as John who wiU a Junior meet Thurs-; Whitehall, president of the La tv lr R- GALESVILLE. Wis Blue rib-male. Michael Berg; champion Kathleen Emmons; purebred and But condemnation, because it does the 336th Viroqua High School, also plavsjday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Fred Circuit WMF, will be the the 4-H (attic do grade female Susan Bohlinger.

grade two-year-old, Roger Em- takes place ultimately through the Group, major operational unit of the high bandi mils, Mrs. Palmer Hjelsand. Mrs.jspeaker. A triple trio will provide GUERNSEY mons. requires legal and admin- the command.

and js a pjano accompanist forjHarlyn Larson and Mrs. Ernestjmusic. Mrs. Merlin Johnson will Purebred junior calf, Leslie Joe, BROWN SWISS jistrative activity which may be Also participating in the groups and soloists. (Anderson as hostesses.

report on new reading materials, mph Kp more time-consuming and take cise is the 323rd Logistical Com-! minor calf. Ronald Kopp, Carlyn Pl L.Ca|ftr 0 departmental man-hours mand of Milwaukee, which union calf, Katherine Blankenhorn Harlan Hanson, Gor- HOLSTEIN Pur On the same date the Commis aion granted to Faklet license to vision at the Trempealeau County haul milk rn cans from the Towns pair were of Adams and Alma, Jackson County, to the South Alma Cheese Factory in Jackson County. Robert Benish, Hillsboro, has Thompsoi been granted an amendment to his carrier license permitting him Ann Lan to haul milk in cans from the of Union and Greenwood, Susan Steve more ueparinicmai niaii-iiuuid iiiaitu in muwauAcr, wiumi pie- grade junior calf, no than negotiation with the pared the for De Inn, Gary don Seem: purebred senior calf. or proper- cise Hauler III and functioning Lenore Jacobson if.i* Pptm ty owner through whose land a as the control a nd Kyle Hardin. Peter Becker, Larin gra(je two-year-old, Den- Vernon County, to the Wisconsin Cooperative Creamery Assn.

at Benj Union Center and to plants owned Bose or operated by the association Purebred sei within a 33-mile radius of Union Hammer. Rona Center. yne Ja person; grade i Schindler, "Kenneth Komperud, Young, Jack Emerson, James Thompson and Allen Schor- hlmger, Mary i balm. Diane Johnson. Grade senior calf, Kenneth Ruth Monson, (only a I rn a I judged equitable for both landowner and be ac- Ayrshire nis Thompson.

MILKING SHORTHORN group for the train- new roadway route is planned. problem. Minneapolis Reserve If the same of officers of the 7620 Transportation I the land for right-of-way at a cost Unit Training Center were acting as umpires. The exercise is based on the as- between the sumption that a major Aggressor No Votes Cast In Wheat Referendum WHITEHALL. votes were cast in Trempealeau County in the national wheat referendum Thursday on whether or not marketing quotas should be insti- and luted again for 1961.

Grot kos, Roskos. Alan Tromberg; ald Tempski, Gerald Iverson nson, Diane Jonnson in Halaula Richard Schuyler, Irma Christopherson, shown). langur. Eugene Klevgard. Claire Hanson.

Frankie Wilber. Champion Ayrshire registered, complished directly calf Howard Sana Betz and Margaret Cong- Boger Emmons; champion grade Highway Department and the force is attacking with amphibia Hagen Clifford don; pus ebred junior bull, Arden Ayrshire, Kathleen rn in farmer or residential dweller ous and airborne troops across Lee Clayton Call Linda Bcrge Hurdle; purebred junior yearling, champion Brown Swiss registered, without need for additional legal Lake Superior into Northern Wis- Michael Berg Loma Ber gin'. Kyle Bardie, grade jqpior year- Wayne Haines; Champion grade and administrative personnel and consin and Michigan. Robert Robert Guse Gary-ling. Byron Anderson and Con- Brown Swiss, Dennis Thompson, greater time, the department then; The forces are Gram and David me Even son.

Senior showmanship: 1 figures that both landowner and charged with the transportation of calf Don Purebred senior yearling. Claire Schindler, first; Alan Schorbahn, taxpayer are further ahead, equipment and men to Sharon Schansberg. Hanson; grade senior yearling, second; Dennis Johnson, third, merman said. (two U.S. Field armies defending Lee Arvdra Erick- Robert Twesme and Leslie Joe and Kieth Swiggum, fourth.

move in this direct the area. Anomic attack by the son Robert Berg Eddie Wilber Yakev. Purebred two-year-old. Junior showmanship: Gary Ros- tion, at least in acquiring farm enemy is assumed, and supply Gregory SyIla, Daniel Sylla, Da Leslie Joe Yakey; two-year-old. kos, first; Robert Twesme.

see- and residential property, is part depots and other installations vid Hammer Ronald Langner Dennis Swiggum; purebred three- ond; Wayne Haines, third; and of a national trend. must be moved during the prob- Rone.Id Hagen and Jerome vear-old. Lorin Schindler grade Jerry Iverson, fourth Ellsworth Of the 48 continental states, tem, in some cases by actual mo- Hagen received the Roy Berge more than 40 are now using out- tor transportation, in other in- three-year-old, no blue ribbons. An estimated 40 Trempealeau Purebred senior bull. Pat Cant- Champion purebred male, Arden award for best fitted and shown right condemnation less and are stances when situations were sim- Norwegian Couple Ends Viroqua Visit using other systems such as ne- ulated, jgotiation as their chief methods for acquisition of land required by the highway expansion of 1960s.

SAFE The traffic accident County farmers were eligible to ion; purebred junior bull, Allen Hardie, champion purebred fe- Holstein. vote, according to Henrik Her-Rongstad; purebred junior year-male, Lorin Schindler; champion ness, office manager for the Agri-Sling, Allen Rongstad; grade jun-grade female Jersey, Robert cultural Stabilization and Censer- ior yearling, Susan Bohlinger, Twesme. vation committee. Mary Stirn. Karen Iverson.

Peter, Purebred and grade junior year- This county is one of the com- Gierok. Ellsworth Hagen and Jer- ling. Rolland Hammond and Ed- mercial wheat producing areas, ry Byom. ward Brixen; purebred and grade VIROQUA, Rev. and Eligible to vote were farmers Purebred senior yearling, Lorin senior yearling, Donald Aleckson Mri, Anken Gob of Bergen.

Nor- raising at least lo acres of wheat'Jacobin: senior yearling and Katherine Thompson; pure- wav left Friday after visiting at Sixty for grain. Farmers raising wheat.no blue ribbons; purebred two- bred and grade two-year-old, no the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thorn- involved for feed are albwed 30 acres, iyear-old. Allen Rongstad; grade blue ribbons; purebred and grade, as Ostrem here.

In 1959, according to the agri- two-year-old, no blues; pure three- two-year-old or over. Renee Friends and relatives united in cultural census, a total of 4,173 year-old, no nbbn grade three ler; champion grade female. Gary a farewell dinner for them at the bushels of winter wheat and 12, year-old. Ross M. Emerson.

Brixen home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon John- 911 bushels of spring wheat were Champion registered male. Pat AYRSHIRE son. grown in the county.

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