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Onalaska-Holmen Record, Monday, July 30, 2001 5 Pageant Continued from page 1 FACES AND PLACES CLINICS The La Crosse County Health Department will offer the following clinics and screenings available to anyone. For more information or appointments, call (608) 785-9820. The following immunizations are offered: DTaP (dose 4 and 5), POLIO, HIB, DT, TetanusDiphtheria, MMR, Chick-enpox vaccine, $5 per person; Hepatitis birth through age 18, $5dose; 19-24 years, $25dose; 25 years and older, $45dose; Pneumovax, $12. At Onalaska Middle School, 711 Quincy Onalaska, 5:30 to 7 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 7.

At St. Elizabeths Catholic Church, 515 Main 5:30 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 21. Contributed photo Competing will be: Sara Anderson, daughter of Ken and LaVonne Anderson of Holmen.

She is a 2001 graduate of Holmen High School and will attend Winona State University in the fall. Her talent will be a trumpet solo. Gayle Briggs, daughter of Tom and Karen Briggs of La Crosse. She is a 2001 graduate of Logan High School and will be a freshman at Viterbo University in the fall. She will perform a vocal solo.

Jill Ebner, daughter of Kenneth and Patricia Ebner of Holmen. She is a graduate of Holmen High School and will attend the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse in fall. She will sing Ill Be There. Emily Edwards, daughter of Greg and Korrine Douce and Patrick and Jackie Edwards. She is a 2000 graduate of Holmen High School and will be a sophomore at UW-L in the fall.

She will perform a vocal solo, Cant Help Lovin That Man of Mine. Jescie Rasmussen, daughter of Gordon and Tracy Rasmussen of Holmen. She is a 2001 graduate of Holmen High School and will attend UW-L in the fall. She will dance, One in a Million. Jesi Schott, daughter of Wayne and Deborah Storlie of La Crosse.

She is a graduate of Holmen High School and will be a sophomore at UW-Stevens Point in the fall. She will perform an original dance for her talent. Fall and Early Winter Departures Want to know what's so irresistible about the Caribbean? Everything! Visit Aruba Caracas, Grenada Dominica and St. Thomas during a week that lasts a lifetime. Call today to make your Caribbean dream come true.

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Offer is not combmable with any other discount or promotion Government fees and taxes are additional. British Liberian Registry. aasohory SiuGtMISCS PICTURED from the left are Jim Olson, treasurer; Art Marson, district governor; Bob Fullwood, president; and Bill Moe, secretary. Lions install officers The following Onalaska Lions Club officers were installed recently by District Governor Art Marson: Bob Fullwood, president; Curt Dinger, first vice president; Jeff Powell, second vice president; Larry Byrne, third vice president; Jim Olson, treasurer; Bill Moe, secretary; Elwyn Beane, tail twister; Chuck Snyder, membership chairman; Ira Brown, Lion tamer; Warren Wolf and Harold Kinne, two-year directors; Ed Carpenter and Sandi Dinger, one-year directors; and Bing Skogen, public relations. Food distribution set There will be a free food distribution to the general public from 10 a.m.

to 2 p.m. Friday, Aug. 3, at Cathedral of Praise Church, Onalaska. Cathedral of Praise is located at 3340 S. Kinney Coulee Road, just past the Gundersen Clinic.

A donation of $12 is requested to help cover the cost of freight and refrigeration. Those attending are asked to bring their own bags and boxes. A different selection of food is available each month. Volunteers are needed from 6 to 10 p.m. Thursday, Aug.

2, and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 3. Volunteers also are invited to participate in the food distribution.

The distribution is provided through Creators Touch Ministries, Inc. Band parents to meet The Holmen Instrumental Band Parents will have their first meeting of the 2001-02 school year at 6 p.m. Monday, Aug. 6, at the open shelter at the Town of Holland Hall on McHugh Road. The meeting will start with a potluck.

Please bring table service, beverage and a dish to pass. A business meeting will follow the potluck. This year, the Holmen High School band students will be going to Walt Disney World. Two fund-raisers are planned for August. A band rummage sale will be from 8 a.m.

to noon Saturday, Aug. 11, at the Holmen High School commons area. A bag sale will be at the end of the rummage sale. Also, the band will sponsor a root beer float booth at the Holmen Kornfest car show on Aug. 19.

More fund-raisers are planned throughout the year. Parents with students in the band are urged to attend the Aug. 6 meetingpotluck to find out more about the trip and upcoming band events. ONALASF HOLMEN RECORD ifeW 10 Ann Meyer-Roerdink GRI, ABR, CRS Your home real estate expert in the Coulee Region Broker Associate, Licensed in Wisconsin and Minnesota 781-7662 Office 792-8655 Cellular 526-2228 Home mail realtorannmsn.com www.annmeyer.com Cclfirjki Your Neighbors Could Be Reading About: YOUR Community News 11 -I School News 1 1 Recreation Advertise To Your Neighbors! Call Our Advertising Consultants to place your ad today! Timothy Wood 791-8248 Joshua Seidel 791-8321 ST.