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

City Firm Draws Plans For College Carl Schubert and Associates, La Crosse architectural firm, has made initial plans for an expansion of 30-year-old Mount Senario College, Ladysmith. Initial construction in the expansion program is a $700,000 building which will accommodate; a two-story classroom section, library, lecture room, kitchen, cafe-1 teria, classrooms and dormitory, science laboratory, stu-! dent lounge, book store, teaching laboratories, chapel and other college rooms. Construction is set for 1964. Carl Schubert described plans for the college, on a 70-acre stretch of land along the Flambeau River, as dream for an ideal college Mount Senario operated by the Sisters of the Servants of Mary, currently has about 80 lay and sister students. An estimated 500 to 700 students are planned for the future.

3fa(Cw nt Weekly Advertising NEWS Issued every Friday In the regular edition of The La Crosee Tribune featuring scheduled National Advertising to appear in this newspaper. Distributors and dealers of these products are urged to tie-in their promotions with these advertisements. June 14, 1963 The following advertising has been scheduled to appear in this newspaper during the coming week. FAVOR KENNEDY PLAN The National Small Business Advisory Council has endorsed President John F. proposed tax revision.

Cortland J. Silver (right). St. Paul, owner of Cortland Jewelers in La Crosse and chairman of the advisory council, presented President Kennedy with the statement of support. John E.

Horne (left), is federal small business administrator. Railroad Club Chevrolet World Museum Colonaid Copenhagen Snuff iCorlna Cigars Creamettes De Witt's Pills i Pills Dodge Dubuque Packing Co. 'Early Times Ezo Fasteeth Filon Ford Fruit Belt Preserves Gerber's Products Gin Itch Me Not Jiffy Wrap Lanacane Manzan Mercury Outboard Motor Miller Brewing Co. Miller Marine Moen Faucet Old Thompson Dr. P-W Tablets Plasti-Liner Plymouth Preparation Primatene Rexall Drug Co.

Dr. Scholl's Seagram's 7-Crown Sealtest Spears Hospital Terro Ant Killer T-4-L Vet's Dog Food Wate-On West Salem Heating A Sheet Metal Willys Jeep PIZZA VILLA WE DELIVER PHONE 4-9303 Andy's Pizza Palace It BEST PIZZA IN TOWN Dial 4-9381 WE DELIVER! June Dairy Month SPECIAL HOT FUDGE SUNDAE 19C SPECIAL! FRIDAY FISH $1.00 SHRIMP Qi CA PLATE Serving lrom 5-12 P.M. THE FIRESIDE On Highway 16 6 Miles East of La Crosse Corner of 6th and Main St. MONDAY NIGHT Special MilM LHICKEN toe MUCH FAMILY 00 NIGHT Jb HELEN'S KITCHEN mile north of Onalaska on Hwy. 53 vua I Featuring a fine 1 variety of Noon Luncheon Specials.

Reasonably priced and promptly served Monday through Saturday. you'll keep coming 'qfc MARV DENNIS AND THE VANGUARDS ARE BACKat the COMMODORE! Featuring ED CREE SAT. NITE JUNE 15th for a limited engagement! FLOOR SHOW and DANCE COMMODORE CLUB Famous for FOOD and FUN! LA CRESCENT, MINN. Fred Kramer Elected By Insurance Co. L.

Kramer. La Crosse, has been elected chairman of the hoard of Continental Mortgage Insurance. Inc. (CMIi of Madison, according to David Carley, president. Kramer, president of the Wisconsin Savings and Loan League and president of the First Federal Savings and Loan of La Crosse, will succeed Sterling H.

Albert ot Milwaukee, the first chairman of the board of the company. Carley was re-elected president and the new executive committee is composed of Arthur Quinn of Chippewa Falls, Patrick Lucey of Madison, Bruce Thomas of Madison, Kramer, Albert and Carley. Carley reported to the board that the company had experienced the largest mortgage insurance application volume in its brief history in the month of May and that CMI has in excess of $19 million insurance in force in its 17 months of operation. NAMED TRUSTEE HONOLULU (AP) Mayor Alex P. Smetka of Rochester, was elected Wednesday a of the U.S.

Conference of iMayors, meeting here. WALLY'S FAMOUS "CHICKEN 'N DUMPLINGS" $1.30 WALLYS KNOTTY PINE ONALASKA, WIS Richard's Restaurant 111 North 4th St. -OPEN AIL FATHER'S DAY DINNER Serving from 11:30. Prime Ribs of Beef Corned Beef and Cabbage Roast Chicken and Dressing PHONE 2-9120 Hwy. SCHMIDTY'S 33 Father's Day Sunday, June 16 The world's first privately- owned plant for reprocessing spent nuclear fuel is being built near Buffalo, N.Y., according to Northern States Power Co.

The plant is an outgrowth of research work in which NSP participated. States Power Com-! pany is proud to have had a part in the research leading to construction of this said Earl Ewald. executive vice president of NSP is one of the first utilities to undertake an atomic plant and is pioneering in this field through construction of the first! I commercial generating plant with a nuclear he said. Northern States was one of five electric utilities which joined with a chemical comparfV in 1959 to form the Industrial Reprocessing Group i IRC, to study the technical and economic feasibility of the design, construction and operation of a privately-owned facility for reprocessing spent nuclear fuels. The other utilities in the research project tfere Commonwealth Edison.

Chicago; Consolidated Edison. New York; Detroit Edison, and Yankee Atomic Elec-j trie Boston. Northern States will be one of the utility companies using the reprocessing services. atomic power plant near Sioux F'alls, S.D., is expected to be in full power next year and the plant will chemically recover the unburned values in the spent fuel elements left after a period of operation of the nuclear reactor, Ewald said. Lowry To Be Feted By Bankers Walter J.

Lowry, president of the Exchange State Bank of La Crosse is one of 12 Wisconsin banking officials scheduled to be initiated into the 50-Year Club of the Wisconsin Bankers Association at the 67th annual convention in Milwaukee June 17-19. The new members of the club will bo guests at the annual convention dinner in the Schroeder Hotel on June 18. The 12 new members ill bring to 297 the number of Wisconsin bank officials initiated into the club since its inception in 1941. Leland J. Nosby has been appointed AC Spark Plug Milwaukee resident engineering representative at Radiation, 1- bourne, Fla.

AC Milwaukee has developed and is manufacturing AChiever Inertial Guidance Systems for the Titan II missile. a i a- tion. is under subcontract to AC Nosby Milwaukee to furnish pulse code modulation telemetry systems for the Titan II program. Nosby. formerly of La Crosse, joined AC in 1951 following graduation from the University of Wisconsin where he obtained a bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering.

Nosby's early assignments at AC included systems engineer on the bombing navigation system for the Air Force B36. B47 and B52 aircraft, and ground equip- YEP! ment design. For the past six years he has been assigned to field test site at Cape Canaveral as supervisor of data analysis and instrumentation on the Thor. Mace, Titan I and Titan II missiles. Nosby is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. E. A. Nosby, 2225 Winnebago St. He recently visited La Crosse to help celebrate his 37th wedding anniversary.

He has two children. Warren, six and Brian, four. The family resides in Cocoa Beach, Fla. A. Roosevelt Co.

of La Crosse will co-sponsor an electro- hydronic meeting for local heating and electrical contractors June 21 in the Dairyland Power Cooperative building. Developments in zoned electro- hydronic heating systems for residential and commercial buildings will be introduced. The other sponsor is Edwards Engineering Corp. of Pompton, Plains, N.Y., a large manufacturer in electro-hvdronic heating. Ray C.

Edwards, president of Edwards, will speak on hot water heating. In heating systems, water for the building heating is heated during the night, when electricity consumption and rates arc low, and stored for use in daytime heating. Mrs. Sias Named New Head Of MLS Mrs. Floyde Sias, Onalaska realtor, has been elected president of the Multiple Listing Service of La Crosse.

Mrs. Sias is a charter member of the group formed in 1957. She also is a member of the Greater La Crosse Board of Realtors, the Wisconsin Realtor Association and the National Association of Real Estate Boards. She has served as secretary of the multiple listing group since its beginning. The organization is a group of 13 real estate firms banded together for the purpose of pooling listings.

Other officers elected at the meeting are; Arthur W. Ginskey, vice president; Lois Nelson, secretary; Joseph L. Wavra, treasurer and clerk; David F. Schams, director for two-year term; Tom A. Wheeler, holdover director for one year.

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