1 **ecrwss Postal Customer Independent- U.S. Postage 1 • Wednesday, April 10, 2019 - The Independent-Register PRSRT STD Register Paid Brodhead FREE! TAKE ONE Track preview...... 4 The 4-H Cake Revue...... 5 Independent • Register Hittin The Links...... 8-10 608•897•2193 SHOPPING NEWS National Library Week...... 13 922 W. EXCHANGE STREET, BRODHEAD, WI 53520 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 2019 Parkview FFA...... 16 342610 2 2 • Wednesday, April 10, 2019 - The Independent-Register Vikings grab back to back wins By Trent Scheidegger and get back to .500 on the year as Hoscheit, and a bunt from Adrian low loaded the bases for Balch who runs and brought themselves back REPORTER they returned to their home field. Meza, balch singled to center field would single to right bringing in two into the game as they cut the lead to After defeating Black Hawk 11-8 The Vikings jumped out to an early to get the Vikings on the board. The more runs. Balch had three rbi’s in just four. The Vikings would put up last Monday, the Parkview Vikings lead. After holding the Ponies score- Ponies struggled to get comfortable, the first two innings as the Vikings another run in the bottom half, how- turned right around and hosted Mon- less in the first inning, the Vikings with a pair of errors and three walked went up 8-0 early on. ever. They would go on to hold that ticello-Albany on Tuesday. Sitting at put up a four spot in their first at bat. batters in the first inning alone, the After a scoreless third inning the lead and walk away with a 14-6 vic- 1-2 on the season, the Vikings looked Justin Balch drove in the game’s first Vikings were able to take advantage Ponies finally got themselves on tory for their second win in as many to take advantage of their situation run. After a leadoff walk from Eli of their mishaps and jump out to the the board in the top of the fourth. days. 4-0 lead. Parkview quickly got that run back, Meza led the way for the Vikings The second inning would go exact- however, as in the bottom half when on both sides of the field last Tues- v ly the same as the first. The Ponies Wyatt Bomkamp singled to bring in day. He scored three runs to help were held scoreless in the top half, Meza for their ninth run of the eve- himself out as he pitched five solid thanks to Meza striking out the side, ning. innings, gave up just one run, and and the Vikings put up yet anoth- The Vikings found themselves up struck out ten on the day. Balch had er four spot in the bottom. Braden 10-1 heading into the sixth inning. a big day offensively with four rbi’s Tracy got things started with a lead The Ponies then managed to muster while Hoscheit and Bomkamp each off double. A pair of walks to fol- up some offense as they put up five had two rbi’s themselves.

THURSDAY, APR. 11 SUNDAY, APR. 14 • JV Baseball vs. Palmyra • Nothing Scheduled Libraries strengthen their communities: 5 p.m. MONDAY, APR. 15 FRIDAY, APR. 12 • No School-Spring Break • Varsity Golf meet at Bass • Track Meet at Madison celebrate National Library Week Creek 3:30 p.m. Country Day 4:30 p.m. This week, the Orfordville Public also partner with other civic and ser- group, G.O.A.L. that sponsors adult • Varsity Baseball vs. Fall • Varsity Baseball vs. Library joins libraries of all types in vice organizations to actively engage coloring afternoons, trivia nights and River 5 p.m. Palmyra-Eagle 5 p.m. celebrating the many ways libraries with the people they serve, always annual fundraising events. build strong communities by provid- striving to make sure their communi- OPL staff checked out 25,285 • 2nd grade field trip • Zumba 5:30 to 7 p.m. ing critical resources, programs and ty’s core needs are being met. items and patrons downloaded 3,249 • Orfordville Library: Story TUESDAY, APR. 16 expertise. Orfordville Public Library helps electronic items during 2018. 3,439 time at 11 a.m. • No School-Spring Break April 7-13, 2019 is National Li- lead the community by doing sto- people of all ages participated in 119 SATURDAY, APR. 13 • Orfordville Library: Teen brary Week, an annual celebration ry-times both in the library and at programs put on by OPL and Friends • Varsity Softball Invitational Tuesday 3:30 to 5 p.m. highlighting the valuable role librar- local preschools/daycares. OPL staff of G.O.A.L. at Parkview 9 a.m. WEDNESDAY, APR. 17 ies, librarians and library workers along with other volunteers helps “Libraries are the great equaliz- • Track Invitational at • No School-Spring Break play in transforming lives and com- serve a luncheon and provide a pro- er providing resources that promote Parkview 10:30 a.m. • Zumba 5:30 to 7 p.m. munities. Libraries are at the heart gram for retirees once a month at the the free exchange of information and of their cities, towns, schools and Orfordville Lutheran Church. The ideas for all,” said Sarah Strunz, OPL campuses. They have public spaces library staff is actively involved in Director. “The Orfordville Library is where people of all backgrounds can the end of school celebration at Or- a meeting place, an information hub, FREE come together and connect. fordville Elementary School. Teens and a great source for books and Stock Book PAL STEEL Library programs encourage com- and tweens gather at the library on movies both physical and electron- New • Used • Surplus munity members to meet to discuss Tuesdays after school to play in- ic.” MULTI-METAL DISTRIBUTION CENTER civic issues, to work together, or to doors and outdoors. They also enjoy First sponsored in 1958, National Pipe - Plate - Channel - Angle - Tube - Rebar - Bar Grating, Expanded Metal - learn through 1:1 help on the com- a snack and socialize. Orfordville Library Week is a national obser- Sheet - Lintels - B-Decking - Pipe Bollards - Decorative Iron Parts puter or mobile devices. Library staff Public Library has an active friends vance sponsored by the American I&H Beams $3 & up per foot Library Association (ALA) and li- STAINLESS STEEL & ALUMINUM braries across the country each April. ROUGH SAWN LUMBER & BUILDING SUPPLIES For more information, visit the Or- STEEL ROOFING & SIDING Village Of Orfordville fordville Public Library at 519 E. Be- loit Street, call 608-879-9229 or see FABRICATION • CRANE SERVICE • STEEL PROCESSING 414 3rd Street, Palmyra • 262-495-4453 307623 the library’s website at https://test. Temporary Public Works als.lib.wi.us/OPL/. Library hours are Monday – Thursday 11 a.m.-7 p.m., Friday 11 a.m.-5 p.m., and Saturday BILL & PEGGY Personnel Committee Meeting 9 a.m.-Noon. Wednesday, April 3, 2019 6:30 p.m. LEUTENEGGER AUCTION Orfordville Village Hall N3947 Brittany Lane. ,Brodhead, WI Conference Room A CALL TO ORDER Chairman Gary Phillips called the meeting to Village of For sale information phone 608-558-3208 order at 6:30 p.m. Present were Chairman Phillips, Jason Knox, and Saturday, April 13th • 10:30 am Beth Schmidt. Also present were Terry Gerber, Karl Stuvengen, and Orfordville (SALE ORDER: HUNTING, GUNS & AMMO SELL FIRST. Clerk Sherri Waege. CLOSED SESSION Motion by Knox, seconded by Schmidt to go election results HOIST, LAWN MOWERS & TRAILERS SELL AT NOON) into closed session at 6:32 p.m. pursuant to Wisconsin State Statutes LOCATION: North of downtown Brodhead on lst Center Ave/Co. Rd E to The results for the Village 19.85(1)( c) to consider employment, promotion, compensation, or Mary Lane, go west to Brittany Lane. races are as follows: performance evaluation data of any public employee over which NOTE: The Leuteneggers have sold their home and are relocating. A very nice Gary Phillips Village the governmental body has jurisdiction or exercises responsibility- clean auction. President specifically to review the applications for the Public Works Direction LAWN & GARDEN: JD 2305 Lawn Mower, 23hp, FWA, Diesel, 641hrs, 61in Beth Schmidt Village Trustee position, and also the Public Works Full Time Employee Position. Deck, 200CX hyd. Loader w/snow bucket, w/roll bar, and cab, v. good; Speico Nikki Tuffree Village Trustee Quik-Tach; Bad Boy Outlaw Zero Turn Mower w/61in Deck & Bagger, 37hp, Roll call Vote-Knox, Schmidt, and Chairman Phillips-all YES. Chuck Boyce Village Trustee 193hrs, v. good; Woods 52in 3pt Rototiller, like new; King Cutter 3pt 5ft Blade; Motion carried. Reconvene. Motion by Knox, seconded by Schmidt Yard Machine Gas Snow Blower; JD 48in Snow Blower, Fits Mower Tractor; to reconvene into open session at 8:12 p.m. Roll Call Vote- Knox, 2whl Fertilizer Spreader; Craftsman 6.75 Self Propel Push Mower; 15gl Pull Type Schmidt, and Chairman Phillips-all YES. Motion carried. No action Sprayer w/booms; Orbit Walking Lawn Sprinkler; Lawn & Garden Tools; Iron, was taken in closed session. Pheasants, and Ducks Lawn Ornaments; 2 sets of Lawn Furniture Inc. Glider, ADJOURN Motion by Schmidt, seconded by Knox to adjourn at Table, and Foot Rest; Battery Operated Leaf Blower, Hedge Trimmer & Weed Gov. Evers Eater; Garden Hoses; Poulan Elec. Weed Eater; Elec. Pole Saw; Gas Leaf Blower. 8:13 p.m. Motion carried. 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COURTESY PHOTO Brodhead Independent-Register National Honor Society Front row: McKenna Overland, Olivia Roth, Alyssa Knauf, Lily Brewer. B a c k Sydney Mortaloni, Libby Beck, Ivy Horn, Haley Knauf, Kaitlyn Trow Albany are the row: Haley Mueller, Madison Peters, Kristin O’Bel, Kirsten Oliver, Payton Zurfluh, Albany High School National Honor Society members. Green County Board update with Erica Roth There are quite a few meetings of County website. The Animal Manure Storage Ordi- to residents. The Zoning Department the County Board Room on the second Green County committees the next The topics that I am hearing about nance and Animal Feedlot Ordinance will be giving an update on the appli- floor of the Historic Courthouse on couple of weeks before the next full the most from Green County residents modifications are coming out of the cation at the April 8 Zoning meeting, the Square in Monroe. It is open to the County Board meeting. You can find are the proposed Sugar River Wind Land and Water Conservation Depart- according to the posted agenda. You public and you are invited to attend. the times, locations and agendas on the Farm, the modifications being pro- ment and committee. This is a direct can find out the update by reading the I represent District 24 - the Town of Green County website at www.county. posed to the Animal Manure Storage result of the Livestock Facility Study minutes of the meeting or calling the Albany and the SouthEast corner of the green.wi.gov. The committees are con- Ordinance and the Animal Feedlot Or- Group’s recommendations and report. department. Town of Brooklyn. You can reach me stantly at work, overseeing the depart- dinance, and the proposed Water Trend This will be voted on by the full board The next County Board meeting of at 608-371-9074 or eroth@greencoun- ments that run our county. There is a lot Study. The Water Trend Study will be at the April County Board meeting. Green County will be Tuesday, April tywi.org. I look forward to hearing going on, and decisions being made. looked at by the Finance Committee The Zoning Department is doing 16,, at 7 p.m. The meeting is held in from you. All meetings are posted and open to before going to the County Board; most of the work with the Proposed the public; you are welcome to attend because the 2019 Budget is already in Sugar River Wind Farm application. and many of the meetings include a place, the Finance Committee will de- A Wind System Siting Ordinance was public comment period if you have termine if the funds for this study can passed at the March County Board input or concerns you’d like to voice. be recommended to come out of the meeting, and the application is being If you aren’t able to attend a meeting Undesignated General Fund this year worked through. I have been hearing you are interested in, you can always or have to wait to be put in the 2020 from county residents, both for and contact a member of that committee or Budget. If the Finance Committee rec- against this wind farm. As well as re- THURSDAY, APR. 11 *5th and 6th grade Math Meet @ Albany Lions Building 8:30 a.m. your County Board Supervisor. This ommends the funds for this year, it will searching wind and renewable energy, to Noon information is also found on the Green go to the full county board for a vote. I have been talking with and listening *ASVAB 9 a.m. *Statewide Tornado Drill 1:45 p.m. *High School Track @ Cambridge 4 p.m. *Middle School Track @ Parkview 4 p.m. Green County Master Gardeners *Softball (Home @ Juda) vs. Potosi 5 p.m. *JV Baseball @ Blackhawk 5 p.m. FRIDAY, APR. 12 to tour Three Rivers Reserve *Doubleheader Baseball (Home @ Monticello) vs. Belmont 3:30 p.m. The Green County Master Garden- term restoration plan for the property. President; Tammy Schulte, Vice Pres- *Varsity Softball @ Burlington Catholic 5 p.m. ers will hold their monthly meeting Restoring the land and developing uses ident; Linda Boll, Secretary; and Lynn SATURDAY, APR. 13 on Thursday, April 25, at 6:30 p.m. at including public programming are part Lokken as Treasurer. Anyone interest- *State Forensics @ UW-Madison 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. the Three Waters Reserve, located at of the future plans. Susan Lehnhardt ed in horticulture and gardening is wel- *FFA Blue and Gold Auction @ Albany Lions Building 5 to 11 p.m. N3941 Golf Course Road, Brodhead, will be guiding us on more about the come to join the association and you SUNDAY, APR. 14 WI. Meetings usually provide speakers prep work and future plans for this site. do not have to be a Master Gardener Nothing Scheduled or tours for learning and are open to the The Green County Master Garden- to be a member. For more information MONDAY, APR. 15 *Baseball @ Barneveld 5 p.m. public to attend. ers Association meets on the fourth on the Extension Master Gardener pro- *Softball @ Pecatonica 5 p.m. Plan to explore with ecologists and Thursday of the month from February gram contact Jackie McCarville, Green *Board of Education meeting 7 pm. botanists, one of Southern Wisconsin’s through October. Association officers County UW-Extension at 608-328- -Parks Commission meeting 6 p.m. new conservation lands in the lower for 2019 will include Tanna McKeon, 9440. -Joint Recycling meeting 6:30 p.m. Sugar River Watershed. Learn about the TUESDAY, APR. 16 efforts to convert a 57-acre former pub- *Baseball (Home @ Monticello) vs. Argyle 4:30 p.m. lic golf course to historic native land- *Softball @ Barneveld 5 p.m. scapes to provide multiple ecosystem Albany Police report WEDNESDAY, APR. 17 services and public access to outdoor 03-30-19 – Cited for Operating without a Valid License was Kassandra A. *Large Group Music Festival @ Blackhawk 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. restoration and educational opportuni- Paulson (24) of Albany, WI. -Albertson Library: Story time for ages 5 and under 9:30 a.m. ties. In December 2018, the Southern 03-30-19 – Cited for Operation After Suspension was Rutilio Valdvia Vi- Wisconsin Land Conservancy (SWLC) era (26) of Brodhead, WI. * Denotes Albany School program. For more information, please call conducted the first prescribed burn on 03-31-19 – Cited for Non-Registration of a Vehicle was Hannah A. Hanson 608-862-3225. the Three Waters Reserve, near Brod- (20) of Brodhead, WI. - Denotes an Albany Community Center event. For more information, head. The burn activity was complet- please visit the Albany Community Center page on Facebook or call ed to prepare the site for early spring 608-862-2488. 342997 planting of native prairie and savanna species plants. This is part of a long SPONSORED BY: Albany Historical AlbAny Mini MArt Society to hold April meeting Albany Historical Society’s next general meeting is Tuesday, April Farmers Brothers Coffee and Tea • Piccadilly Pizza 16, at the Historical Museum, at 119 North Water Street, Albany, Wis- Maple Leaf Cheese • Charley Biggs Chicken consin, at seven p.m. After a short Fosdal Home Bakery - Fresh Daily meeting, there will be a program by member John Ochsner. It will fea- ATM • Car Wash • Liquor Store 8 a.m.-9 p.m. ture a slide collection, picturing Al- bany pictures of 1950 and 1960 Al- Hwy. 59 (next to Sugar River Bike Trail) bany, and rural Green County taken by John’s father, Fred Ochsner. The 608-862-3303 301767 public is welcome. 342342 4 4 • Wednesday, April 10, 2019 - The Independent-Register Brodhead-Juda boys and girls 2019 track preview By Trent Scheidegger in the top half of the conference at ers.” “We also have some great, said that the team weakness could Gratz expects some newcomers REPORTER the conference meet. Advance as young horizontal and vertical jump- be their throwers but acknowledged to have an impact as well. “Fresh- The Brodhead-Juda boys and many people through regionals and ers, as well as a distance crew that their hard work, saying “Our throw- man Ellie Yates who had an excel- girls track squads opened up their sectionals as possible” Jarvis said has been working very hard this ers have been working very hard, lent middle school season looks 2019 season last week. of their team goal. offseason” Jarvis said of the others and should be much improved.” to make an immediate impact on The Boys head coach will, once He believes he has a group that he expects to have a large impact The boys are certainly stacked with the team. Also, exchange student again, be Nick Jarvis who enters can do just that, saying “We have a this season. These boys will pro- an athletic group, much of whom Emma Lokkos looks to be a great his seventh year as head coach, very nice group of sprinters includ- vide the team with a multitude of we witnessed playing inside of the addition to our group of mid-dis- and his thirteenth overall with the ing: Jeff Williams, Nick Naramore, strengths as Jarvis expects sprints, track on the football field this last tance runners after having an ex- Cardinal track unit. Jarvis and his Dalton Naramore, Theo Policastro, jumps, and improved performances season. Senior Jeff Williams will cellent cross-country season” Gratz squad have hopes of being success- Seth Allen, Caesar Salgado, and in the distance events to be their look to show off his athleticism and said. ful this season. “We want to finish other up and coming young sprint- best weapons this year. Jarvis also make one last run at success in a Following the success of last Brodhead uniform. season, Gratz expects to make an- The girls head coach will be none other run at the conference title. other that Curt Gratz. Gratz, who is “I think our depth will be one of also the cross-country coach, is en- our strengths. We can field quality Juda Zion and Oakley Union United tering his third year as head coach, relays on the track and have some but carries a lot of experience as stand out athletes that will score this is his eighteenth season overall in their individual events as well” as part of the coaching staff. Com- Gratz said of the team’s strengths. Methodist Churches stage Easter musical ing off a season where the girls Gratz also acknowledged areas The combined choirs of the Juda Zion and Oakley Bob Severson Jr., Julie Davis, Kim Shields, Kay finished second in the Rock Valley the team will have to work on, say- Union United Methodist Churches will present a Carter, Sharon Creuzer, Judy Kaderly, Gene Dobbins, Conference and seventh place in ing “I think we will be weaker in new dramatic musical for the Easter season. We Jacob Mahlkuch, Bill Jahn, Deb Hauri, Kim Becker, state, Gratz has a squad that is built the field events this season. We Are Witnesses, created by Kenna Turner West and Darlene Becker, Jacob Hoesly, Dennis Pfingsten, and for success once again. will need to develop athletes in arranged by Daniel Semsen, will be presented at Pat Daniels. The Children’s Choir, directed by Judy Gratz has a great group of up- this area if we are going to have Juda Zion Church on Palm Sunday, April 14 at 1:30 Kaderly, includes Sophie, Tucker, and Gracyn Bolton, perclassmen for the 2019 season. success.” Gratz knows the team p.m. and again on Good Friday, April 19 at 1:30 p.m. Lia Daniels, Blake Adkins, Riley Brown, Ciarrah Nicole Kamholz, who was a part is up for some tough competition. The church is located at N2350 Church St., Juda. Davis, and Reagan Matzke. One of the dramatic of the 4x400 relay team that took “East Troy and Jefferson will both The program includes the compelling testimonies scenes is of the Last Supper where the 12 disciples fourth place at state, returns for her be strong. Both have quality teams of some of those who encountered Jesus firsthand, are played by Marvin Becker, Bill Jahn, Dakota senior year. Overall the group has and placed well in state last year.” including John, Peter, Mary, Nicodemus, and the Davis, Jacob Mahlkuch, Rudy Kaderly, Jerry Ladwig, ten seniors this season, loaded with Gratz said of the top Rock Valley Woman at the Well. Directed by Shelly Jordan, Emerson Jordan, Justin Soddy, Kyle DeNure, Curtis talent with well known athletes opponents.” the musical features dynamic new songs and will Mansfield, Justin Bolton, and Marvin Creuzer. The such as Abbey Johnson, Alexis Ol- Overall both Brodhead-Juda be an inspirational experience for all who attend. program is open to the public. There is no admission iver, Rhianna Teubert, and many track squads are set up for success- Members of the Adult Choir are Peggy Jordan, Jean charge but a free will offering may be left after the many more. The group is also sup- ful years if they can put in the hard Busker, Jan Ladwig, JoAnn Dobbins, Joyce Hoesly, performances. A time of food and fellowship will ported by five juniors who are all work and make it all pay off in the JoAnn Eberle, Stephanie Pollock, Rudy Kaderly, follow each performance. coming off of successful seasons end during the conference and post- themselves. season meets.

Written by Taylor Adkins, Dean DeVoe, Marilyn Farias, Nicole Kamholz, Quinton Kammerer, Karlee Kesler, Panthers on the Prowl Jacob Mahlkuch, Nathaniel Nicholson, JUDA Hannah Powers, and Lily Riebe HOME OF THE 3 runners in each age bracket. Reg- games on Saturday against Bel- room door. All dates are subject to for building their own PLC (Pro- ister online at http://bit.ly/2019Juda- leville and Parkview. The starting change if the weather requires it. grammable Logic Center) and then PANTHERS HillClimb. pitcher, Emily Makos, was able to REMINDER writing their own CLICK code to JFAB play her first and full game last week A reminder to all seniors that you make red, yellow, and green lights MAKE-UP DAYS AND HOURS Scholarships are now available against Lena-Winslow. Emileigh need to sign up for ACP presenta- flash. The end goal is to make a A reminder that the school day for summer band and choir camp. Dallman also helped contribute to tion times. These can be found on miniaturized version of a conveyor has been extended by 10 minutes, Please see Mrs. Fox or Mr. Taylor this win with a triple. This week they the Email that Mr. Pickett sent you. belt system. so release time for the rest of this for more information. played in Monticello and in Albany Also, a reminder that we are now in COLONY BRANDS school year is 3:20. Also, April 22, ELEMENTARY against Black Hawk, and they will the fourth quarter. This is the final CAREER EXPO 2019, was originally scheduled as a The 4th and 5th-grade science fair play in Juda on Thursday, April 11, stretch of the school year, and the The senior students toured and vacation day. This will now be a full is April 30 at the Juda School. If you against Potosi and Friday, April 12, seniors only have 30 school days visited the Colony Brands Design day of school. have any questions about it, please at Burlington Catholic. Good luck, until they graduate. Good luck to Center in Monroe last Thursday. FOOD PANTRY contact the Juda office. girls! Keep up the hard work! everyone in this final stretch. They got to learn all about the wide The Panther Pantry is open on FFA FORENSICS BLOOD DRIVE variety of careers, internships, and Saturday mornings from 9:00 to A huge thank you to everyone State Forensics is Friday, April 12. The next Blood Drive is on May other opportunities available at 11:00 a.m. We can also schedule who came down to the auction last The team has been eagerly preparing 22! Make sure to save that date in Colony Brands. All seniors who appointments if that time does not Saturday! It was a success, and the their pieces for the final competition. this busy time of year! attended received a $350 scholar- work. Appointments can be made by FFA and the FFA Alumni appreci- The competition will be at 7 p.m on BOOK FAIR ship, and one lucky student, Taylor calling the school at 608-934-5251. ate everyone who made it that way. the UW-Madison campus. Wish the The spring book fair will be held Adkins, won a drawing for a $1000 NHS FFA members are currently voting Forensics Team good luck for their during the week of April 15-18. It scholarship. Thank you, Colony The NHS is planning a spring- for new officers for the 2019-2020 competition. will be held at the Juda School in Brands, for supporting our seniors! time service project and fundrais- school year. On Sunday, April 14, TRACK AND FIELD the Learning Commons, and it will ACT ASPIRE er. Please keep your eyes open for the Annual FFA Banquet will be All Juda athletes did very well be open from 7:30 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. Today the sophomore students more news to come so you can come held starting at 4 p.m. at the Evansville meet on Tuesday, each day. This book fair is special will be taking the ACT Aspire test. and support the Juda Chapter of the QUARTER THREE AWARDS April 2, and at the Clinton Relays since everything will be buy one This test is meant to assess students’ NHS! This year Juda schools have been meet on Saturday, April 6. The get one free! There will be a wide readiness for Math, Science, Read- MUSIC DEPARTMENT receiving some of their awards quar- Evansville meet was their first out- selection of books for every reading ing, and English at the collegiate High school band is going to be terly in an attempt to slightly short- door meet for the season, and the level. If you would like to purchase level. This test also gives students competing at Large Group Competi- en Honors Night. The students were athletes ran great times and threw books, but are unable to attend the an idea of what they might score on tion on April 17. Also State Solo and awarded their quarter three honor and jumped far. All of the girls’ re- fair, you may call to arrange for an- the ACT when they have to take it Ensemble is on April 27. Students roll and attendance awards Friday, lays got first against Evansville. The other visit at 934-5251, ext. 222. as juniors. Good luck, sophomores! attending are Marilyn Farias, Karlee April 5. next meet is Tuesday, April 16, at D.A.R.E ROLLER HEALTH CARE DAY AT Kesler, Emily Makos, Trent Ander- STEAM Beloit Turner. SKATING PARTY BLACKHAWK TECHNICAL son, and Royce Brauer. Jazz Band STEAM projects are underway. ART DEPARTMENT On Friday, April 26, there will COLLEGE will have their first performance in The students are building their bal- The high school art classes are be a D.A.R.E roller skating par- On Tuesday, April 9, students 2 years on May 1 at Pleasant View sa wood towers with no help from starting a clay project this week. ty for the students who completed from our high school interested Nursing Home and on May 15 at teachers whatsoever. The competi- The middle school rotation class is the D.A.R.E program this school in a career in health care attended Honors Night. tion is stacking up to be an interest- finishing their clay mask projects. year. The roller skating party will BTC’s Health Care Day. This spe- SPANISH CLUB ing one! The sixth graders are doing a stained take place at the Den in Monroe, cial event included a Healthcare The Spanish Club would like to BASEBALL glass project, and the fifth graders and it will be held from 12:30 to Education Fair, Healthcare Facil- thank everyone who ordered cheese! The boys had two games last week are finishing their Van Gogh “Starry 2:20 p.m. A bus will provide the ity Tours, Blackhawk Technical The students will be able to start against Big Foot. The first game was Night” lesson. Both the fourth and students with a ride to and from College Tours, and Breakout Panel delivering the cheese on Monday, played on Tuesday, April 2, in Brod- third-grade art classes are finishing Monroe. Presentations. Admission was free. April 15. The Spanish Club will head. The game was a nail-biter up up their clay projects this week. The ASVAB TEST LUNCH be running the concession stand on until the end where the Cardinals second grade is working on their The ASVAB test will be held in Thursday, April 11, breakfast Thursday, April 11, at the softball secured the W with a score of 14- shape and form with a mad scien- Albany, WI, on April 11. Anyone will be muffins; lunch will be game in Juda. On Saturday, April 11. Andrew Brockwell started on the tist project. The first graders are still interested in joining the United french toast sticks, sausage links, 20, the Spanish Club will also be mound for the Cardinals, and Con- working on their tints and shades States Armed Forces is required to baked beans, and apple juice. Fri- hosting a bake sale at the Woodford nor Green, Cade Walker, and Gavin cats, and the kindergarteners are take the test. day, April 12, breakfast will be long State Bank to get some last minute Kammerer were all in relief. The working on their color wheels. SENIOR ACP PORTFOLIO johns; lunch will be fish sticks or fundraising in for the Peru trip. Cardinals second game was moved MATH DEPARTMENT PRESENTATIONS chicken nuggets, carrots, and pine- JUDA HILL CLIMB back to Friday, April 5, due to the The geometry class is beginning The senior students will be pre- apple. Monday, April 15, breakfast The Hill Climb is almost here! It weather on Thursday. Good luck, to draw parts on Sketchup! This senting their ACP Portfolios on will be pancake wraps; lunch will will be held on Saturday, May 18. boys! project helps the students get used to Tuesday, April 30, and Wednes- be tater tot casserole, carrots, and The Kids Fun Run will start at 9:00 SOFTBALL the software so they can run it more day, May 1. ACP is a graduation peaches. Tuesday, April 16, break- a.m., and the 2K walk and 5K race The girls had a busy schedule efficiently when they get to create requirement! Any senior who does fast will be egg sandwiches; lunch will start at 9:30 a.m. After the race, last week, and they will have a busy their house on Sketchup. not complete all aspects of their will be tacos, corn, and applesauce. there will be food and door prizes schedule this week as well. Last RELEASE TIMES FOR ACP will not be graduating. Wednesday, April 17, breakfast will that any participant can win, includ- week, they played in Lena-Winslow SPRING SPORTS INTRO TO ENGINEERING be frudels; lunch will be popcorn ing a night’s stay at the Kalahari Re- (W 5-4), in Deerfield (L), in Alba- There is an early release schedule Our little engineers are program- chicken, mashed potatoes, mixed sort! Medals will be given to the top ny against Johnson Creek, and two posted outside Mr. Brown’s class- ming! Students were responsible fruit, and dinner rolls. 5 The Independent-Register - Wednesday, April 10, 2019 • 5 Green County 4-H members participate in Cake Revue Members of the Green County 4-H Foods & Nutrition project recently participated in the annual Cake Re- vue event on Saturday, March 30 at the Green County Justice Center. Cake Revue is considered a Pre-Fair event of the Green County Fair and is judged by a licensed fair judge with ribbons being awarded to the youth. The young people are divided into four levels based on grade and can bring up to two items to be judged at the Cake Revue. Examples of project options this year were dec- orated cupcakes; character cakes from a mold; Spring, Easter or St. Patrick’s Day themed cakes; and 3 tiered cakes. This year’s participants were El- lieMay Allen (Next Generation), Madilyn Arnold (Spring Grove Honest Workers), Blue Bernstein (Cheese Country Clovers), Dani- ka Doll (Dougherty Creek), Alayna Fiez (Next Generation), Emily Goers (Washington Center), Peter Goers (Washington Center), Grace Gold (Next Generation), Brooke Hanson (Next Generation), Kiera Indergand (Washington Center), Raevynn Jack- son (Next Generation), Aleczander Johnson (Next Generation), Peyton Jordan (Next Generation), Ayvah King (Next Generation), Leilah King (Next Generation), Jacklyn Kubly (Next Generation), Timothy Leslein (Next Generation), Ellie Modaff (Jolly Mixers), Alexander Murray COURTESY PHOTOS Brodhead Independent-Register (Next Generation), Emilee Olson 4-H members Ayvah King and Auburn Von Kaenel participate in the annual Cake Revue representing the Next Generation organization. (Next Generation), Scarlett Pag- ett (Next Generation), Noah Rufer (Next Generation), Spencer Rufer (Next Generation), Angela Schluet- Work*Play*Earth Day events held statewide er (Dayton Dairylanders), Christy People will multiple opportunities to “The program has blossomed from a annual event, Work*Play*Earth Day, leaves and picking up litter. Lunches Schlueter (Dayton Dairylanders), celebrate Earth Day while helping out few support organizations to 64 Friends supported by the Friends of Wisconsin or refreshments are often provided by Cassie Schultz (Dayton Dairyland- and enjoying a Wisconsin State Park Groups that provide thousands of vol- State Parks umbrella organization, is the many park friends groups that help ers), Jenna Sherman (Washington System property during the 11th annual unteer hours and dollars to help support just another example of the dedication sponsor these events. Center), Sierra Sherman (Washing- Work*Play*Earth Day events that will the mission and activities of the Wis- of Friends Groups to help improve the Hours vary by event, but most begin ton Center), Mirielle Smith (Wash- be held around the state. consin state parks, forests, trails, and visitor experience and engage more citi- either at 9 or 10 a.m. and run through ington Center), Briliey Swedlund There are 30 different properties recreation areas” said Janet Hutchens, zens in the care of the park system. noon or early afternoon. For complete (Spring Grove Honest Workers), and holding events on April 13, 20, 22, 27 volunteer coordinator for the Wisconsin Last year 950 volunteers participated details, search the DNR website, dnr. Auburn Von Kaenel (Next Genera- and May 4 and 11. Volunteer events are State Park System. donating more than 3,240 hours at 28 wi.gov, for “Work Play Earth Day.” tion). sponsored by the Friends of Wisconsin “This celebration includes the efforts different events. “When the work is done, volunteers For more information about Green State Parks and Department of Natural of each individual, past and present, “These volunteer events are a great join staff in hiking or biking park trails, County 4-H or the Foods & Nutri- Resources properties. who has helped grow the statewide way to get out in the spring and shake visiting nature centers or interpretive tion project, please contact Ellen An- This year the Wisconsin State Park friends program and foster local part- the cobwebs off after the long winter,” displays, or enjoying any of the recre- drews, 4-H Youth Development Ed- System is celebrating the 30th anni- nerships in his/her community. All of she said ational opportunities available at the dif- ucator, at 608-328-9440, or visit our versary of the Friends Group partner- these efforts have a resulted in lasting In addition to tree planting, other ferent properties,” Hutchens said. website at green.extension.wisc.edu. ship program. The formal program to enhancements, increased awareness, activities taking place around the state encourage volunteers and outline how and continued support for the Wiscon- include installing benches, removing in- citizens can form groups to support the sin State Park System.” vasive plants, painting picnic tables and park system properties started in 1989. Hutchens said the success of this other structures, raking and cleaning up

2019 Alice in Dairyland Finals Schedule - Green County, WI

May 9 - 10, 2019 Local Industry Tours: Finalists will tour Kuhn North America, Colony Brands, Applied Ecological Services, Klondike Cheese Factory, New Glarus Brewery and Wegmueller Dairy Farm & AirBnB

May 10, 2019 Questions and Answer with the Candidates: Albany Lion Club, 402 North Cincinnati Street Cost: $15 Social: 5 - 6 pm, with cash bar Dinner: 6 - 7 pm, Menu: Steak, baked potato, salad, rolls and dessert Question and Answer session to follow dinner

May 11, 2019 Finale Banquet: Turner Hall, 1217 17th Avenue, Monroe Cost: $30 Ticket includes dinner and seating at the finale DNR PHOTO Brodhead Independent-Register Tree planting is one of the popular activities carried out during Work*Play*Earth Day events around the state. Social: 5- 6 pm, with cash bar Dinner: 6 - 7:15 pm Finale: (following the banquet) Monroe Middle School, across from Turner Hall. Cost: $10. Tickets for the finale will be available before hand at the below locations and at the door. Bowling scores Program begins at 7:30 pm Thursday Afternoon Klitzman – 4-5; Phyllis Flannery – Mike’s Flooring – W28, L16; Ball’s Tickets are available until April 26th at: Ladies Bowling 4-5; Virginia Schliem – 3-10; Sheryl Installation – W25, L19; Knute’s – Albany Lanes Johnson – 5-6 The Bank of New Glarus and Sugar River Bank Branches Woodford State Bank High 3-game series (First 5) High Single Games (First 5) W21, L23; Huntington Plumbing – W20, L24 Town Bank in Albany Becky Riese – 521; Tana Klitzman Becky Riese – 190, 173, 158; E-Mail: [email protected] – 458; Laurie Thommen – 449; Vir- Tana Klitzman – 177; Laurie High Team Game ginia Schliem – 443; Sheryl Johnson Thommen – 170; Virginia Schliem Ball’s Installation – 581 Trish Pernot Lynn Lokken Pamela Burke – 411 – 167; Sheryl Johnson – 155 High Team Series (608) 214-5898 (608) 558-3476 (608) 558-4998 Splits Team Scores Chairman Co-Chairman Treasurer

Laurie Thommen – 3-10; Tana Albany Lanes – W32, L12; Mike’s Flooring - 1581 343056 6 6 • Wednesday, April 10, 2019 - The Independent-Register Wisconsin Mayflower Society Governor to speak in Burlington Next year is the 400th Anniversa- Hopkins, will focus on research- Public invited ry of the arrival of the Mayflower, ing your lineage, understanding The Genealogical Society wel- making this the right time to look at and evaluating documents, and the comes visitors and members come your family history and determine purpose of the Mayflower Society. from all around southeastern Wis- if you are a Mayflower descendant He will also review the application consin and northern Illinois to take A special presentation called “May- process for becoming a Mayflower part, and new visitors are always flower 101,” will demonstrate where Society member, and the accompa- welcome. Members, both novices to start and how to proceed, as well nying search for proofs needed. and experts, research ancestors from as an overview of the history of the Information includes a brief his- all around the world. Mayflower. tory of the Greater Society and the The program is free to the pub- The public is invited to the Mon- Wisconsin State Chapter, and the lic, with the option of membership. day, April 15, 6 p.m., program in roles in Education, Philanthropy, Dues are just $15 for the year. Burlington, Wisconsin. “Whether and the worldwide events of 2020 Location you think you are a Mayflower voy- for the 400th Anniversary of the The program will be held at the ager descendant or not, this program voyage. Burlington Gateway Center Build- will enhance your family history Dr. Hopkins has given many pre- ing, 496 McCanna Parkway, Burl- research skills for any line,” said sentations to groups, Historical So- ington, Wisconsin. It is the building Judith Schulz, President of the Ge- cieties and Mayflower Society’s, just south of the Burlington High nealogical Society. including in Florida, Washington School. Parking is free and the build- Expert Dr. Bill Hopkins, Gover- DC, Chippewa Valley, Bangor ME, ing is handicap accessible. nor of the Society of Mayflower De- Lichfield, England. He has visited Limited seating scendants in Wisconsin, and descen- the Stephen Hopkins birthplace in Seating is limited, please email dant of 8 Mayflower voyagers; is the Upper Clatford, Hampshire; as well your request for a reservation by program presenter. as Hursley, Hampshire, England, April 13, to [email protected]. The presentation will also add the birthplace of his son Giles, and More information to one’s knowledge about the story daughters Elizabeth and Constance. Visit www.burlingtongenealog- of the Mayflower passengers, what He has also written a book of histori- ical.weebly.com or the Facebook the Mayflower Society is about, and cal fiction “Kennebec Part One: Into page: Genealogy Society of Burling- how to apply for membership. Dr, Maine,” based his family history. ton. $36.2 million for Wisconsin’s public school libraries Wisconsin’s K-12 public school work tirelessly to protect and manage tary of State Doug La Follette, BCPL libraries will receive $36.2 million these funds.” Commissioner. “I have been honored thanks to earnings from Common Established in 1848 by Article X to oversee these funds for many years MAYFLOWER HISTORY PHOTO Brodhead Independent-Register School Fund investments. On behalf of the Wisconsin Constitution, BCPL and protect them for the school librar- On Sept. 6, the Mayflower departed from Plymouth, England, and of the Board of Commissioners of was created to manage assets of the ies. Giving them a check for millions headed for America. The voyage itself across the Atlantic Ocean Public Lands (BCPL), State Treasurer Common School Fund. This perma- each year is a highlight of my work as took 66 days, from their departure on September 6, until Cape Cod Sarah Godlewski, BCPL Board Chair, nent endowment was initially funded your Secretary of State.” was sighted on Nov. 9, 1620. presented State Superintendent of Pub- from the sale of Federal lands granted lic Instruction Carolyn Stanford Taylor to Wisconsin on becoming a state, and with a ceremonial check at the Wiscon- the Constitution specifically dedicated sin Educational & Media Technology this fund for the benefit of public ed- Federal court grants Wisconsin’s withdrawal Association’s (WEMTA) annual con- ucation. ference at the Kalahari Resort in the State Treasurer Godlewski stated, Wisconsin Dells. “As a graduate of Wisconsin public from case challenging prohibition of discrimination To see funding for your school dis- schools and the daughter of two school Attorney General Josh Kaul today v. Price, et al., 16-cv-00108-O (N.D. Recently, the Wisconsin Depart- trict, click here or visit https://bcpl.wis- teachers, it’s an honor to lead such an announced the federal district court Tex.), the State of Wisconsin was ment of Justice filed motions to dis- consin.gov/Shared%20Documents/ important agency. I’m committed to for the Northern District of Texas one of several plaintiff states chal- miss the State of Wisconsin from Agency%20Info/Library%20Aid%20 public schools and believe our kids are dismissed the State of Wisconsin lenging a U.S. Dept. of Health and the district court action and from Distribution%202019.pdf. most successful when they have the re- from Franciscan Alliance, Inc., et Human Services rule—45 C.F.R. § the appeal. On March 29, 2019, the “The Common School Fund is vi- sources necessary to learn and grow.” al. v. Price, et al., a case challenging 92.4—that defines the phrase “on the Fifth Circuit dismissed the State of tal to Wisconsin students. In a recent “These funds help schools across the U.S. Department of Health and basis of sex” in the Affordable Care Wisconsin from the appeal. On April survey of WEMTA members, 92% of the state provide access to books and Human Services’ ability to prohibit Act’s prohibition on discrimination 2, 2019, the district court dismissed respondents indicated that the Com- technology in their libraries. We must discrimination in health care on the in health care to include “gender the State of Wisconsin from the civil mon School Fund is the only source ensure that the Common School Fund basis of “gender identity” and “ter- identity” and “termination of preg- action. of funding for their school library,” continues to be managed effective- mination of pregnancy.” nancy.” The federal district court for As a result, the State of Wisconsin said Michele Green, WEMTA Presi- ly,” said Attorney General Josh Kaul, “The State of Wisconsin should the Northern District of Texas issued is no longer involved in federal lit- dent. “This fund ensures that students BCPL Commissioner. not have been involved in this law- a nationwide preliminary injunction igation challenging this Affordable have library and technology materials “The folks who wrote our Wisconsin suit, and I am glad to be able to an- preventing enforcement of this rule Care Act rule that prohibits discrim- at their fingertips that are both current Constitution had a fantastic idea; put nounce that we no longer are,” said on December 31, 2016. An appeal ination in health care on the basis of and relevant to their needs. WEMTA the proceeds from the sale of School Attorney General Kaul. of that injunction was then filed with “gender identity” and “termination continually advocates for the preser- Trust Lands into a trust and return the In Franciscan Alliance, Inc., et al. the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. of pregnancy.” vation of the CSF, and we offer our interest earned on these loans to the greatest thanks to those at BCPL who school libraries of our State,” Secre- Dairy Task Force 2.0 to hold teleconference Grow The Wisconsin Dairy Task Force bers approved 49 recommendations, the coming weeks. A final report is 2.0 will hold a teleconference meet- bringing the total number of recom- expected to be completed this sum- MOREL MUSHROOMS ing on Monday, April 15, at 2 p.m. to mendations passed by the group to mer by Chair Dr. Mark Stephenson. CREATE A MOREL GARDEN IN YOUR BACK YARD approve minutes, discuss and vote on 51. These recommendations were Dairy Task Force 2.0 items, in- We provide the seed and easy to use instructions for the results of the priority survey, and cluding meeting materials, public preparing an outdoor Morel Habitat. generated by the Task Force mem- Yo u just sow the seed, maintain the Morel Habitat, and identify next steps. The teleconfer- bers while working in nine sub-com- comment information, the member- pick and enjoy pounds of fresh Morels ence will be based at the Department mittees over the past six months. ship list, and recommendations, are $32.95 + $8.40 S/H -- 707-829-7301 of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer The recommendations are actions available at dairytaskforce.wi.gov. GOURMET MUSHROOMS Protection (DATCP), 2811 Agri- identified by the group to maintain a For more details, call 608-224-5002. culture Drive, Madison, WI 53708. viable and profitable dairy industry P. O. BOX 515 CN9 * GRATON, CA 95444 Members of the public are welcome in our state. The Dairy Task Force www.gmushrooms.org to make in person comments at all 2.0 was created as a joint effort be-

Allow 1-4 weeks for delivery - Spawn Guaranteed 342335 Dairy Task Force 2.0 meetings or tween DATCP and the University of submit written comments at any Wisconsin System to facilitate com- Summer time. munication across the industry. Albany Area EMS wishes to thank everyone that made this event At the last full meeting of the The next meeting of the Dairy 4-on-4 Sand possible. Whether it was a cash donation or an item to bid on, Dairy Task Force 2.0 in March, mem- Task Force 2.0 will be scheduled in it is greatly appreciated. The support has been incredible and Volleyball we are grateful to each and every person. Ronek Concrete, Scott and Julene Elmer Family, Swiss Colony Monroe, Boss Beef Juda Fire Department Leagues Farm, Albertson Realty, Abe’s Bounce House, Birgit Properties, Ron and Julie The Brodhead Parks and Wanless. Rock Creek Barrels, Sweet Minihaha Campground, Albany FFA, Bruce Recreation Department will Walz, DP Concrete, Julie Schwartzlow Scentsy, Sugar River Bank, Al Stephenson, — OPEN HOUSE — Dick and Lisa Cleary, Albany Athletics, Broughton’s Bar, Tonya Stephan, Foster offer the following recreation Coach Ambulance Service, Ricky’s D.J. Service, General Communications, Sunday, April 14th • 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. sand volleyball leagues: Hoesly Meats, Pro Spine Chiropractic, Albany Mini Mart, Roenneburg Machine, 4 on 4 Coed “A” and “B” UW Health/Medflight, Hometown Bank, Evansville Oil Pro’s, Gabriella’s, Fran at Juda Community Center sand volleyball leagues will K Photography, Grande Cheese, S & B Tubing, Attica Bar, Kubly Automotive, Hotdogs, brats, chips, play on Thursday evenings at Barb Briggs, Dragonfly Studio, Monroe Clinic, Albany Lanes, Badger Athletics, and Fire Station Jaycee Park beginning May 9. Dam Near Home, Andy Kennedy, Norma Delaney, Silver Lewis Cheese, Green potato salad, dessert Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, Chicago Cubs, Abracadabra Limousines, Demonstration The four person sand league Kari Hoesly, Pleasant Prairie Greenhouse, Larry Hanson, Jim Graves, Civil Air and beverages served may be any male/female Patrol, Katie Letcher, Verona Vision Care, UW Athletics, Kwik Trip-Oregon, Lyn at 1:00 p.m. combination. High school Ramos, Tammy Hennager, Erin Briggs, Albany Airport, US Coast Guard, Steve during open house aged players are welcome with and Deanna Hubert, Sam Keller, Andy Kennedy, Bjoin Limestone, Janesville Jets, a signed waiver by parent or Madison Mallards, Michelle Brewer, Jerry Cramer, Candice Rux, John Thill. guardian. The cost for this A very special thank you to the Albany Lions Club for use of the Free will donations league is a flat rate of $125 per building and equipment and to Elmer Meats for the brats. team. The registration deadline will be accepted!!! is May 3. Thank you to everyone that came out to enjoy good food, good company, To register a team for the bid on great items and support Albany EMS. It does not go unnoticed. league, contact the Parks and FREE blood pressure screening, Recreation Department at 897- THANK YOU!!! 342682 fire truck rides for the kids and Maze Trailer!!! 2159 ext. #9. 342611 7 The Independent-Register - Wednesday, April 10, 2019 • 7 Green County Land & Water Conservation Department calls for stream monitors All of life depends on water, and can continue to support the many must attend a hands on training all of us are citizens of a watershed. different ways we use these resourc- course through Water Action Vol- Our activities and the ways we use es to track whether protection and unteers (WAV) to learn methods of our water resources and the land ad- restoration measures are working. stream monitoring. WAV is a state- jacent to the water affect the quality The information gained from mon- wide program for Wisconsin citi- of our drinking water, our recre- itoring helps with prioritizing the zens who want to learn about and ational opportunities, and the health issues to be addressed and choosing improve the quality of Wisconsin’s and diversity of aquatic plants and the geographic areas in which to streams and rivers. animals. Our activities also affect concentrate, thus helping to ensure The department is planning a lo- whether our rivers and streams will cost-effective water-resource man- cal training course for the week of continue to be beautiful places to agement. May 5th. The location and time visit and vistas to contemplate. The Green County Land & Water will be dependent on sign up. The The water quality of a nearby Conservation Department is look- location will be held in a central lo- stream, a watershed, or a large riv- ing for help in monitoring our local cation of the attendees and will be er system can be enhanced only by streams. We are looking for young located with in the county. collecting good information about or old, outdoors or indoors people, Please contact Chris Newberry conditions and by responding to individuals or groups of people that at 608-325-4195 ext.120 or Chris. that information. Monitoring is would like to get their feet wet a [email protected] for more necessary to ensure that our waters few times a year. All volunteers information or to sign up. Tornado and Severe Weather Awareness Week Governor Evers has declared issued at 6:45 p.m. to give families Wisconsin) April 8-12 as Wisconsin’s Torna- and second shift workers a chance to Instagram (www.instagram.com/ COURTESY PHOTO Brodhead Independent-Register do and Severe Weather Awareness practice their emergency plans. ReadyWisconsin) The Arboretum’s Sugar Maple was purchased for $3.50 fifty Week. Wisconsin Emergency Man- The Rock County Outdoor Warn- Information on the different types years ago. agement, the National Weather ing Siren s will be activated at 1:45 of severe weather such as tornadoes, Service (NWS) and the Wisconsin pm and 6:45 pm for the drill. The severe thunderstorms and flooding is Broadcasters Association (WBA) tornado drill will take place even available at the following websites: have once again teamed up to spon- if the sky is cloudy, dark or rainy. • http://www.co.rock.wi.us/sher- April Tree of the sor the statewide tornado drills If severe storms are expected, the iff-emergency-management scheduled for Thursday, April 11. tornado drills will be postponed • www.listo.gov (Spanish) On April 11, a mock tornado until Friday, April 12 at the initial The Rock County Sheriff’s Of- Month: Sugar Maple watch will be issued at 1 p.m. fol- scheduled times. If severe storms fice is committed to ensuring the BY PAUL ROEMER helicopters. The maple leaves have lowed by a statewide mock tornado are possible Friday, the drills will be safety of our community. Citizens, 2019 marks the 50th Anniversa- warning at 1:45 p.m. Many radio cancelled. schools, businesses and other local beautiful shades of red and yellow ry of the M.J. Blackford Brodhead in the fall. The wood of Sugar Maple and TV stations across the state Any changes will be issued to lo- Rock County organizations are en- School Arboretum in Brodhead. As will issue the test tornado warnings. cal media and posted on the Ready couraged to contact the Rock Coun- exhibits beautiful patterns in flooring part of this year’s 50th celebration, and furniture. In addition, mock alerts will be is- Wisconsin website at: http://ready- ty Sheriff’s Office – Emergency we feature the Wisconsin State Tree sued on NOAA Weather Radios and wisconsin.wi.gov. Management Bureau at 608-758- Coming later this month to the in the Arboretum. It is the “Tree of Arboretum will be a “Story Stroll” many communities will sound their Updates will also be posted on: 8440 for literature and presentation the Month” for the month of April. tornado sirens to test their emer- Facebook (www.facebook.com/ requests regarding emergency man- called “Red Leaf, Yellow Leaf” by This is the Sugar Maple! Lois Ehlert. You’ll be able to read gency severe weather plans. Later, ReadyWisconsin) agement, preparedness, emergency Sugar Maple is one of my favorite a mock tornado warning will be Twitter (www.twitter.com/Ready- planning and severe weather. more about the Sugar Maple as you trees. Why? It is because Sugar Ma- enjoy the natural beauty of the Ar- ple sap produces sweet maple syrup, boretum while listening to birds. which I love to taste in tea or on pan- You may hear and see the Wisconsin Income tax filing deadline is next week cakes and waffles. Maple syrup has State Bird, the American Robin. By a wonderful natural sweetness. The the way, “Why do robins lay eggs? Just a week remains to file income Friday. IRS if you won’t make the April 15 seeds of Sugar Maple are interesting Because if they dropped them, they tax returns and the Wisconsin De- • Customer service is busiest be- deadline. You must request an ex- to watch as they fly in the wind like would break!” partment of Revenue (DOR) recom- tween: 7:45-9:00 and 11:00-1:00 tension from the Internal Revenue mends that taxpayers not wait until • The best days to call are Thurs- Service (IRS) by April 15 to avoid the last minute to file. Returns must day and Friday late filing penalties. Go to the IRS be received or postmarked by mid- • The best times to call are 9-11 website at www.irs.gov and search Troop 101 Baked Potato or night on Monday, April 15. a.m. and 1-4 p.m. “extension” for more information. “We process around three million Download the WI Revenue mo- Taxpayers who file an extension Taco Dinner and Silent Auction returns annually,” notes Department bile app (available in the Apple and request with the IRS automatically Boy Scout Troop 101 is washing tickets to Madhouse Trampoline of Revenue Secretary Peter Barca. Android app stores) and watch tax receive an extension from the state. assistance videos, check the status Keep a copy of the IRS federal ex- spuds and chopping onions for their Park and much, much, more. Dinner “Around a half million returns came annual fundraiser on April 15, at the tickets can be purchased at the door in the last two weeks. Our season of your return or refund, find VITA tension application (Form 4868) for sites, take action if you received an your records. Please keep in mind Moose Lodge from 4:30-7 p.m. They for $7. Take-outs are available. The total is just under two million, so are serving up a baked potato or taco money raised helps keep the Troop activity is really picking up. The ID Verification letter, and more. that even if you have an extension of Please note: DOR will not contact dinner featuring toppings of your operational, including camping and March lull is definitely over.” time to file your return, you will owe you by telephone or email regarding interest on any tax not paid by April choice and homemade dessert. While supplies, merit badges and awards. Use our self-service options. Our your income tax return. If the De- 15. You can avoid interest charges there, be sure and check out the The staff is 100% volunteer so the individual income tax page has an- partment needs more information to during the extension period by pay- awesome silent auction. Items this money raised goes directly to support swers to common questions about verify items on your return, it will ing any estimated amount owed by year include Autographed Packer the Troop and the Scouts. preparing your tax return, tax credits contact you by letter. April 15, using a 2018 Wisconsin Football, Brewer and Snapper tick- Join them for dinner at the Moose and much more. File an extension request with the Estimated Tax Voucher. ets, Autographed Bears Photo, jump Lodge, 639 3rd Ave, Monroe WI. Call customer service during off- peak hours at 608.266.2772. Our customer service hours are 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through

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Program The public is invited to an open house Knute’s Orfordville is Looking The next deadline for Conservation Stewardship in honor of Ann L. Schwartz to celebrate For Co-Ed Volleyball Teams! Program (CSP) applications to her retirement. Ann will be retiring 6-Person Team (3 guys - 3 girls) be considered for funding in after over 35 years of service to fiscal year (FY) 2019 is May 10, 2019. USDA’s Natural the Town of Decatur as $20 per person • 100% payback Resources Conservation Clerk/Treasurer. The open Tuesdays and Wednesdays Service (NRCS) plans to house will be held on invest up to $700 million for new enrollments and contract Sunday, April 14 from 6 teams per night • 6 p.m.–8 p.m. extensions in fiscal year 2019. 2-4 p.m. at the Decatur The 2018 Farm Bill made Leagues start 1st week in May several changes to this critical Town Hall, 1408 14th conservation program, which Street, Brodhead. Sign up at Knute’s helps agricultural producers PLEASE STOP BY AND take the conservation activities 206 E. Beloit Street on their farm or ranch to the 342919 HELP ANN CELEBRATE! Orfordville, WI 53576 next level. 608-879-2011 342893 HITTING THE LINKS 8 8 • Wednesday, April 10, 2019 - The Independent-Register Hittin’ The Links Your source for local golf info! 2019

SUBMITTED PHOTOS Brodhead Independent-Register Atwood Homestead Golf Course is located at 8990 Old River Road, Rockford, IL Macktown Golf Course is located at 2221 Freeport Road, Rockton, IL 61072. Call 61103. Call 815-623-2411 for more information. 815-624-7410 for more information. Welcome to the forest preserves of Winnebago County Play the best golf in the Rockford area We invite you to play the preserves leagues during the season. Therefore, and discover more choices and better we encourage you to call ahead for value at three outstanding golf cours- tee times so that we can provide you es situated in the heart of northern with the best possible service. Illinois, conveniently reached from Be a part of the Forest Preserves of southern Wisconsin and the greater Winnebago County Golf experience. Chicago area. Ledges, 7111 McCurry Road, Ros- The Ledges, Macktown and At- coe, IL 61073 - 815-389-0970 wood Homestead offer three distinc- Atwood Homestead, 8990 Old tive course designs in beautiful for- River Rd, Rockford, IL 61103 - 815- est preserve settings. Golfers enjoy 623-2411 incredible beauty and a challenging Macktown, 2221 Freeport Road, game from April until the end of Oc- Rockton, IL 61072 - 815-624-7410 tober. Relish the great outdoors while Greens Fees enjoying the fun of the game. Resident Weekdays -18 Holes $21 For maximum value and conve- Non-Resident Weekdays - 18 nience, we invite you to purchase a Holes $23 Premier Card or Player Card for the Resident Weekends/Holidays - 18 season! As you consider purchasing a Holes $25 season pass, we want to remind you Non-Resident Weekends/Holidays that we host several golf outings and - 18 Holes $27

342146 Ledges Golf Course is located at 7111 McCurry Road, Roscoe, IL 61073. Call 815-389-0970 for more • New & Used Golf Car Sales information. • Daily, Weekly & Monthly Rentals Resident 9 Holes (Weekdays (Students must have valid student prices below at time of purchase). • Service & Repairs on EZGO, Only) $13 ID) Golf Cart Rental Fees Club Car & Yamaha Golf Carts Non-Resident 9 Holes (Weekdays Junior Golfer 18H (thru age 17) 9 Hole Golf Cart Rental $10 • Custom Carts Only) $15 $10 18 Hole Golf Cart Rental $15 • Winter Storage Resident 9 Holes (After 10am Junior Golfer 9H (thru age 17)$5 All posted fees are current *RACK • Custom Upholstery Authorized Dealer Weekends/Holidays) $15 (17 years and under - before 5 p.m. RATES. • Pick Up & Delivery Available! Non-Resident 9 Holes (After 10am weekdays & after 1pm weekends) Holidays for 2019 are: Memorial • Sheffield Financing Available Weekends/Holidays) $17 Player Card Discounted Green Day (May 27), Independence Day Student - 18 Holes (age 18 Fee $10 (Weekends/Holidays Before (July 4), Labor Day (Sept. 2). 815-874-8787 • 3123 S. Alpine Rd., Rockford, IL 61109 thru 24) $15 11am) $ECRET $AVER Student - 9 Holes (age 18 NEW- Capital Improvement Fee Book directly on our website and Please visit our website at www.playersgolfcars.com thru 24) $10 Applies ($2 per round in addition to you won’t be charged any“booking fees”! *Rack Rate - is the fee that will be Just South Play 18 or Just charged for starting times not booked of Hanover through off Hwy 84 Play 9 CLIP OUT COUPON TO Storybrook Improve Your Game with Golf Lessons & Instruction RECEIVE SPECIAL! The professional staff at the For- Country Club est Preserves of Winnebago County golf courses can help you take your 2124 W. Storybrook Road 9 Holes game to the next level! Whether you Guest Hanover, IL Memberships are new to the game and looking to Cards Available Available w/Cart learn the fundamentals or you are a 815-591-2210 up to 4 people seasoned player looking to fine tune Open at 7 a.m. $ a specific area of your game; We are Visit our Scenic and Sporty Course 15.00 here to help you accomplish your with water in play on 14 holes. goals! (any day - all season) Our experienced instructors will Green Fees for 18 holes: take the time to custom tailor a lesson Monday thru Thursday - $17 • w/cart $30 Tee-Times Required plan to match the individual needs of each student. Take your game to the Fri., Sat., Sun. & Holidays - $18 • w/cart $31 next level…Give us a call and sched- Green Fees for 9 holes: Stop in for a burger ule your lesson TODAY! Monday thru Thursday - $13 • w/cart $20 Instruction Rates Fri., Sat., Sun. & Holidays - $14 • w/cart $21 after your round! 30 Minute Lesson $35 Offering: Driving Range, Pro Shop, Club Repair & Club Rental 60 Minute Lesson $60 Visit Call Lesson Series Rates Also Avail- 312107 for Tee 815-492-2477 our Bar able! & Grill Times 14A200 E. Apple Canyon Road • Apple River, IL 61001 www.applecanyonlake.org Contact Rich Rosenstiel to Sched- 342365 ule Your Lesson: 815-623-2411 HITTING THE LINKS 9 The Independent-Register - Wednesday, April 10, 2019 • 9 Hittin’ The Links 2019 cont.

SUBMITTED PHOTO Brodhead Independent-Register Silver Ridge Golf Course offers casual golf, golf lessons, and can host your organization’s next gold play day. Silver Ridge Golf Course offers casual golf, play days, lessons Silver Ridge Golf Course in Or- golfers. • Bar Area Lesson Packages Available for Prices Valid for 2018 Shoulder egon, Ill. can accommodate out- With two different banquet rooms • Beverage Cart Available Multiple Lessons Seasons ings both big and small. Whether and bar area Silver Ridge has more • Driving Range Summer prices (Opening Date - May 25) its a small outing of 12 with a few than enough space to accommo- • Golf Instruction Prices valid for 2018 Season (Oct. 7 - Closing Date) friends or a larger fundraising out- date both small and large outings Contact Head Golf Professional (May 26-Oct 8) *Prices subject to change ing with 150 participants, Silver comfortably. Let the staff at Silver Shane Stuart for individual or group *Prices subject to change Fees Ridge is ready to make your day run Ridge handle the day so you can re- instruction for all ages and abilities. Weekdays Weekdays smoothly from golf to dining. lax and enjoy the day with everyone Pricing 9 Holes - $12/$10 9 Holes w/cart - $15 Our scenic 18-hole golf course else. $30 - 30/40 min. Individual Adult 18 Holes - $12/ $15 18 Holes w/cart - $20 is sure to offer plenty of enjoyment Silver Ridge features the follow- Lesson Twilight Golf After 3 p.m. - $20 9/18 Holes Walking - $10 for the casual golfer but also plenty ing amenities: $15 - 30/40 min. Junior Golf Les- *Seniors take $2 Off Green Fees Weekends of challenge for your more serious • 18 Hole Scenic Golf Course son (Under 18) Weekends/Holidays 9 Holes w/cart - $20 9 Holes - $17/$10 18 Holes w/cart - $25 18 Holes - $20/$15 9/18 Holes Walking - $15 Twilight Golf after 1 p.m. - $25 Silver Ridge Golf Course is locat- Rockford chiropractor discusses golf swing injuries *Seniors take $2 Off Green Fees ed at 3069 North Hill Road, Oregon, Dear Dr. Caraotta, Players who have played for a as they rehabilitate. Next week we Range Bag (Approx 50 Balls) - $5 Ill. For more information, call 815- Everyone knows that walking is long time will basically swing the will discuss some injuries that are Spring/fall prices 734-4440. a good overall exercise, but what do same way they have always swung. common to golfers, and some pro- you think about golf if a person walks If poor mechanics have been devel- tocols of rehabilitation that could be the course. Is golf a good exercise? oped over a period of time due to in- helpful. Dr. Caraotta’s Response jury or compensation for weakness- If you have a question that you Almost every exercise is benefi- es or instability, they will likely have would like Dr. Caraotta to address cial, depending on a person’s health difficulty correcting the swing faults in his column, you can send your status and conditioning. There are as long as they continue without in- question to his office at 4921 E. State Play the Preserves however precautionary measures and tervention. St., Rockford, IL. 61108 or call your some particulars with every sport These players may require in- question in at Caraotta Chiropractic outstanding golf amidst natural beauty that should be considered. In golf struction on appropriate mechanics Orthopedics, Call 815-398-4004 and and other sports that heavily involve and may need to rest from the game ask to speak with one of the doctors. swinging an object or striking a ball, it is typical for torsional stress on the involved joints of the spine to produce chronic pain in the affected To avoid golf injuries, get your wrist in gear joints. If you are looking to up your golf “The wrist plays a critical role in Dr. Watkins, in his book The Spine game this spring, be sure to watch transmitting force from the body to in Sports , notes that on the PGA your…wrist. According to a hand3069 and theN clubHILL and RD then to the ball,” said Dr. Tour, the most common injuries are wrist expert at Baylor College of Med- Thomas Hunt, chair of orthopedic sur- to the low back and neck. He also icine, wrist injuries are one of the3069 most N HILL RD stated that “almost all professional common types of golf injuries. (815) 734-4440See INJURIES, Page 10 golfers deal with some form of cer- vical (neck) or lumbar (low back) (815) 734-4440 problems.” www.silverridgegolf.com Does this mean that golf should www.silverridgegolf.com30693069 NN HILLHILL RDRD be avoided by the general popula- 3069(815)(815) N 734734 HILL--44404440 RD tion? Absolutely not! Keep in mind www.silverridgegolf.com that these high performance athletes www.silverridgegolf.com(815) 734-4440 are performing swinging maneuvers Shane Stuart, PGA much more concentrated and fre- quent than the average golfer and www.silverridgegolf.com this repetition is what causes this phenomenum. With this in mind, lets discuss some things that should be considered when golfing. The golf swing demands coordi- nated function of the trunk, especially 18 HOLES WITH CART JUST $18 during the extremes of motion. 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SUBMITTED PHOTO Brodhead Independent-Register Founded in 1928, the Wolf Hollow Golf Course in Lena, Ill., has prided itself in offering vides just the variety of course layouts to suit every level of golfer. Set among the rolling a quality golf experience for everyone. Wolf Hollow’s 18-Hole Championship course pro- hills of northwest Illinois, just 3 1/2 miles north of Route 20, near the Village of Lena. Wolf Hollow Golf Course: Serving Lena community since 1928 Founded in 1928, the Wolf Hollow take advantage of our short-order menu 18-Holes: $30 Motor Cart Rental Range Annual: $100 per person Golf Course in Lena, Ill., has prided while watching television from virtual- Twilight after 4 p.m. – 9-Holes: $11 (Price Per Person) Small: $3.50 itself in offering a quality golf experi- ly any seating location. Our banquet Twilight after 4 p.m. – 18-Holes: 9-Holes: $12 Large: $5 ence for everyone. hall is available for wedding parties, $18 18-Holes: $17 Wolf Hollow Golf Course is locat- Wolf Hollow’s 18-Hole Champion- reunions, lunch meetings, dances, and Junior Green Fees Mini Membership / Discount Card ed at 6546 N. Shippee Road, Lena, Ill. ship course provides just the variety more. Simply contact the Wolf Hollow 9-Holes: $10 (12) 9-Holes: $130 Fore more information, call 815-369- of course layouts to suit every level Clubhouse at 815-369-5513 to book 18-Holes: $16 Driving Range Ball Buckets 5513. of golfer. Set among the rolling hills your event. of Northwest Illinois, just 3 1/2 miles Our friendly and knowledgeable North of Route 20, near the Village of staff is waiting to welcome you at Wolf Lena our course is easy to get to and Hollow- “Where golf is a breath of Sunset Golf: Established in 1937 by local leaders ready for your enjoyment. fresh air.” Sunset Golf Course, home of the A demanding challenge awaits you Rates famous Lyle Towns Old Home Week at the 6,408 yard Wolf Hollow Cham- Weekday Green Fees 4th of July Scramble, was founded in pionship course. It’s just what the (Monday thru Thursday) 1937 by the Kable brothers and other doctor ordered if you like beautiful 9-Holes: $16 prominent figures in the Mount Mor- elevation, large bent grass greens, and 18-Holes: $25 ris township. In 1990 the course lay- multiple teeing areas. Wolf Hollow will Twilight after 4 p.m. – 9-Holes: $8 out changed with the addition of four test your shot making skills with a fan- Twilight after 4 p.m. – 18-Holes: $14 holes, which now play as # 4, 5, 6, tastic risk-reward design that will often Weekend Green Fees and 8. entice you. (Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Hol- The course’s most well know at- When your round is over you can idays) traction is the 7th hole which is a 100 relax in our comfortable lounge and 9-Holes: $18 yard par 3 that requires golfers to hit their shot over a giant ravine known by locals as the Pit. On the original course layout this played as the final hole, but today it is the 7th. What seems like such a simple hole has played mind games with golfers for years. Even the best golfers have managed to ruin their rounds after challenging this hole. 3500 East Center Rd. • Stockton, IL Daily Green Fees and Specials 9 Holes - $8 SUBMITTED PHOTO Brodhead Independent-Register 815-858-3939 18 Holes - $10 Looking for a new challenge? Take your game to Mt. Morris’ Sun- 15 minutes east of Galena. Just off US Hwy 20 Cart Rental set Golf Course. woodbinebend.com or email [email protected] 9 Holes - $7 18 Holes - $10 Range Balls - $4 Sunset Golf Course is located at Total Specials 216 Sunset Hill, Mt. Morris, Ill. For Have you bend lately? 9 Holes - $15 New Member Discount Price - more information, call 815-734- Unlimited Golf $29.00 (any day) 18 Holes - $20 $450 (Or more than 3 years removed) 4839 Includes Cart • Injuries (Continued from page 9) gery at Baylor and a member of the Ti- petitive impact can lead to overuse in- To prevent this type of injury the Expires May 1, 2019 tleist Performance Institute’s Medical jury, tendon inflammation (tendonitis), occasional golfer should simply avoid Advisory Board. and pain. While this is more common overdoing it on the first trip to the Hunt said that the lead wrist, the left in the professional player with an unre- course. Infrequent participation is often wrist in a right-handed golfer and vice lenting practice schedule, a rusty week- the culprit. Pre-exercise heat, stretching, 342363 versa, is the target of most of the force end golfer also may be at risk for these and occasional use of anti-inflammato- when your club hits the ball, so the re- injuries. ry medication prior to playing can be effective as well. • 9 Hole Golf Course To treat it, Hunt suggests a period 342456 of rest, use of ice and gradual return to • Watered Fairways Wolf Hollow Golf Course the sport over about two weeks. If this doesn’t alleviate the pain, or if it returns • Driving Ranges “Where Golf is a Breath of Fresh Air” quickly, he suggests seeing a sports- • Pro Shop • Snack Bar 6546 N. Shippee Rd. • Lena • 815-369-5513 based hand and wrist physician to as- www.wolfhollowgolf.net sess the injury and provide a definitive • Rental Carts diagnosis. Another cause of wrist injury, though • Open to the Public not as frequent, is striking the ball with • Memberships Available 1 Foursome herculean force. This, in combination with an amateur’s poor swing mechan- ics, can lead to grounding the club. Such 2019 SEASON rapid deceleration of the club head can for $100 cause cartilage or ligament tears in the (Includes cart) lead wrist. To avoid these injuries, slow FREE GREEN FEES it down, concentrating on form and tem- Valid any day except Thursday, call for tee time. Cart rental required. Monday through po. Regularly hitting off hard turf mats Friday and at the range can be a risk factor as well. 9 Holes $15 (includes cart) Hunt noted that once a golfer has an Weekends injury and subsequent pain, the wrist 18 Holes $20 (includes cart) motion and grip strength tend to de- after 1 p.m. crease, which can lead to re-injury with continued play. For this reason, the time 216 Sunset Hill, Mt. Morris, IL Call for Tee Times! spent obtaining a proper diagnosis and treating the disorder is well worth it and Expires end of 2019 season Coupon must be presented. 815-734-4839 • www.sunsetgolfmm.com 342364 may avoid worsening the problem. 11 The Independent-Register - Wednesday, April 10, 2019 • 11 Monroe Clinic celebrates five-star Medicare rating Monroe Clinic is one of only 293 hospitals nationwide by hotels, restaurants and other service industries where to achieve a 5-star ranking from the Centers for Medicare consumers choose a high number of stars to indicate the & Medicaid Services (CMS) in a review process that in- best experience possible. cluded over 4,500 hospitals. The 2019 CMS designation by ranking of the 4500 “Our position among the top 7% of hospitals across the hospitals breaks out as follows: nation is not just a matter of having very talented peo- • One star (lowest performing): 282 hospitals ple,” shared Monroe Clinic President Mike Sanders, “it • Two stars: 800 hospitals is a matter of those talented people being dedicated to • Three stars: 1,264 hospitals pursuing excellence and improvement in all areas of their • Four stars: 1,086 hospitals work. It’s their diligence in the daily tasks as well as the • Five stars (highest performing): 293 hospitals strategic initiatives.” Such achievement recognitions serve an important pur- CMS has been providing the Hospital Compare tool on pose in the healthcare industry, says Chelsea Hardacre, its website, Medicare.gov, since 2005. The database al- and Monroe Clinic Quality Director. Hardacre explains lows visitors to enter a zip code then search and compare the Hospital Compare database has a direct and multi-di- COURTESY PHOTO Brodhead Independent-Register ratings from area hospitals. The tool includes an overall mensional impact on patients and the care they receive. star rating of each hospital, as well as individual ratings “The 5-star rating system helps empower patients to for specific quality factors, including patient experience, understand health care performance through a truly ob- Easter season musical safety, effectiveness of care, patient re-admissions, ef- jective lens,” said Hardacre. “We are gratified to have The combined choirs of the Juda Zion and Oakley Union United ficient use of medical imaging, timeliness of care, and the hard work of Monroe Clinic recognized by CMS. We Methodist Churches present We Are Witnesses, created by Kenna mortality. hope our patients further recognize how those efforts pos- Turner West and arranged by Daniel Semsen at Juda Zion Church The CMS system uses a star rating similar to that used itively affect their own care.” on Palm Sunday, April 14 at 1:30 p. m. and again on Good Friday, April 19 at 1:30 p. m. Obituaries RUTH M. CONWAY Congregation United Church the Southland Food Shelf since its held on Thursday, April 4, 2019, at seven great-grandchildren. She was Ruth M. of Christ, Brodhead. Online inception. 10:30 AM at St. John the Baptist preceded in death by her parents, Conway, age condolences may be made at www. Colette enjoyed cooking for the Catholic Church in Johnsburg with husband, a brother Carl and a sister 90, passed away dlnewcomerfuneralhome.com entire family every Sunday after Father Swaminatha Pothireddy and brother-in-law, Helene (Darryl) peacefully on The family would like to thank church, going on walks, reading officiating. Interment was in the Silbaugh. Saturday, March the staff and volunteers at the and family vacations. She was Johnsburg Cemetery. Visitation was Funeral services were held 30, 2019, at the Monroe Clinic Hospice Home for generous to all, supporting every from 4PM to 7PM Wednesday at Saturday, April 6, at the D.L. Monroe Clinic their kind and loving care. community and school cause, and the Adams Funeral Home in Adams Newcomer Funeral Home, Hospice Home, showed a genuine interest in each and one hour before the service Brodhead, WI, with Rev. Krystal Monroe, WI. and everyone’s lives. She celebrated Thursday morning at the church. Goodger officiating. Burial will be She was born on COLETTE M. GOLOMBOWSKI every milestone birthday, wedding in Greenwood Cemetery, Brodhead. Oct. 10, 1928 in Colette Marie and birth with a gift for family and Visitation was until time of service Brodhead, WI, Golombowski, friends. EDITH C. KITCHEN at the funeral home. A luncheon the daughter of Lloyd J. and Ethel 81, died at Colette was fun - and funny - and Edith C. followed the services at the United M. (Crawford) Blizard. She married Methodist loved her family very much. She Kitchen, age Methodist Church, Brodhead, WI. Edwin H. Garber and later married Hospital in will be missed every day. 88, formerly Online condolences may be made at Robert L. Conway on June 27, 1974 Rochester, Colette was preceded in death of Brodhead, www.dlnewcomerfuneralhome.com in Green County. He passed away Minnesota by her parents; her husband; her passed away on on Aug. 29, 1997. surrounded by grandson, Jay Haraldson and her Saturday, March Ruth attended Brodhead schools love, songs and son-in-law, Michael Finbraaten. 30, 2019, at LLOYD E. THORSON through her freshman year and then her family on She is survived by children: Cathy the Aurora Bay Lloyd E. Thorson, age 84, of moved to Beloit and then South Sunday, March (Kurt) Hurst, Madison, Wisconsin; Care Medical Brodhead, passed away on Sunday, Beloit. She graduated from South 31, 2019 from Maureen (Edward) Noterman, Center, Green April 7, 2019 at the Monroe Health Beloit High School in 1946. She complications of multiple myeloma Adams, Minnesota; Laura (Mark) Bay, WI. She Care Center, Monroe, WI. He was was a member of the Congregation and influenza. Schaefer, Taopi, Minnesota; Sharon was born on born on Sept. 29, 1934, in Spring United Church of Christ, Brodhead. Colette was born January 22, (Joel) Haraldson, Sun Prairie, July 24, 1930 in Hollendale, WI, Valley Township, Rock County, She enjoyed knitting, crocheting, 1938 to C.J. (Pat) and Christine Wisconsin; Valerie (Al) Rieke, the daughter of Karl and Edna V. Wisconsin, the son of Clarence and cooking, traveling, and especially (Jesko) Novak in Pine City, Rochester, Minnesota; Suzanne (Jacobson) Bollerud. She married Selma (Olson) Thorson. being with her family. Missouri. She was raised by her Finbraaten, Adams, Minnesota; Leonard J. Kitchen on June 10, Lloyd had worked at General She is survived by her children, grandparents in Michigan City, Steven (Kara) Golombowski, 1951. He passed away on Nov. 28, Motors of Janesville, WI, for many Steven (Carol) Garber, S. Beloit, Indiana and graduated from St. Adams, Minnesota; Daniel 2001. years and was a member of Local IL, Larry Garber, Roscoe, IL, Stanislaus High School in 1955. Golombowski, Onamia, Minnesota; Edith had been a Nurses Aide UAW 95. He enjoyed bowling and Carlton (Geri) Conway, Pam Colette married Stephen H. and David Golombowski, Adams, at Pleasant View Nursing Home traveling. Conway, Debbie (Steve) Runice, Golombowski on October 27, 1956 Minnesota; Grandchildren: Chelsea of Monroe, WI, for many years He is survived by his siblings; all of Brodhead, Steven Johnson, in Michigan City. They farmed Hurst, Connor Hurst, Katherine and had also been a member of Doris (Warren) Schenck, Iola, Delavan, WI, Cheryl (Dan) Tschudy, and raised their nine children in (Drew) Dillmann, Anna Noterman, the United Methodist Church of WI, Leona (Robert) Huppler, Beloit, WI,; nine grandchildren, Westville, Indiana; Brodhead, Ella Noterman, Samuel Noterman, Brodhead. She loved visiting and Beloit, WI, Sandra (Jim) Sagen, twelve great-grandchildren and two Wisconsin; and the Johnsburg, Jared (Katie) Schaefer, Mitchell going out with family and friends, Orfordville, WI, John Thorson, great great-granddaughters. She Minnesota area. Colette worked Schaefer, Lucas Schaefer, Paul but most important to her were Monticello, WI; and several nieces was preceded in death by parents, at Swiss Colony in Monroe, Schaefer, Hannah Haraldson, Jack her kids, grandkids and great- and nephews. He was preceded in her husband Robert, and a brother, Wisconsin. Upon moving to Haraldson, Jason Rieke, Jenna grandkids. death by his parents, two brothers, Floyd “Windy) Blizard. Minnesota, she worked for Theobald Rieke, Nicholas Finbraaten, Meg She is survived by her children: Claude and Arthur Thorson and a Graveside services were Implement and Tom’s Repair Finbraaten, Roy Golombowski, Deborah Lynn (Knut) Kitchen- sister, Marie (Paul) Smith. held Wednesday, April 3, at the in Stacyville, Iowa, and stayed McKayla Golombowski, Doderlein, Oslo, Norway, Rebecca A Celebration of Life Visitation Greenwood Cemetery, Brodhead, with the businesses through the Ashley Golombowski, Alyssa Heather (Becky Brundidge) will be held on Thursday, WI. In lieu of flowers, memorials transitions and retired from TCM Golombowski, Jakob Golombowski, Kitchen, Green Bay, WI, Eric Jay April 11, 2019, from 4 until can be made to the Monroe and Stacyville Repair in 2015. Joshua Golombowski, Ava (Sharon) Kitchen, Brodhead; a 6 p.m. at the D.L. Newcomer Clinic Hospice Home. The Colette was a member of St. John Golombowski, Reese Golombowski brother, Henry (Mary) Bollerud, Funeral Home, Brodhead, WI. D.L. Newcomer Funeral Home, the Baptist Church, Johnsburg, and Bristol Golombowski; Great Cross Plains, WI; a sister, Shirley Burial will be in Luther Valley Brodhead, WI, is assisting the Minnesota, where she served on the Grandchildren: Leilee Golombowski (Bob) Fisher, Janesville, WI; a Cemetery, rural Beloit, WI. Online family. A luncheon followed parish council, finance council and and August Schaefer. sister-in-law, Judy Bollerud, New condolences may be made at www. the graveside service at the the CCW. She served as treasurer of A Mass of Christian Burial was Lisbon, WI; five grandchildren and dlnewcomerfuneralhome.com ATTENTION WOMEN GOLFERS! Evansville Women’s Golf League is looking for additional women to golf in our Tuesday night league. Play is every Tuesday and the tee times vary between 3:15 and 5:30 p.m. We have three options for you: join an existing team, bring your own team (4 golfers required) or join as a sub. Our Spring meeting is Tuesday, April 16, 2019 at the Evansville Golf Course. Social hour starts at 5:30 p.m., light meal at 6 p.m. and meeting starts at 6:30 p.m. If you are interested in golfing, please attend! New golfers are always welcome! Please contact Sue White at 608-575-9503 with any questions. Evansville Golf Course 8501 Cemetery Road, Evansville, WI 53536

342681 342341 12 12 • Wednesday, April 10, 2019 - The Independent-Register Celebrate National Library Week in Rock County This week, all seven Rock Coun- munity members to meet to discuss classroom space and study materials, promoting awareness of the wonder- For more information about Rock ty public libraries join libraries of all civic issues, work together using new and by running programs like The ful work our Rock County Libraries County libraries, please visit Arrow- types in celebrating the many ways technologies like 3D printing or learn Memory Project with the Rock Coun- do: providing reliable information, head Library System’s website als. libraries build strong communities alongside one another in English ty Aging and Disability Resource resources, and programs to help our lib.wi.us or your nearest local library. by providing critical resources, pro- language classes. Library staff also Center at Clinton Public Library. communities stay strong and vibrant. Library cards are free to Wisconsin grams, and expertise. partner with other civic and service “Libraries are cornerstones of First sponsored in 1958, National residents. Please present an ID and April 7-13, is National Library organizations to actively engage with democracy, promoting the free ex- Library Week is a national obser- proof of current address, such as a Week, an annual celebration high- the people they serve, always striving change of information and ideas for vance sponsored by the American postmarked bill. Library events are lighting the valuable role libraries, to make sure their community’s core all,” said Steve Platteter, director of Library Association (ALA) and li- open to all visitors, no library card librarians and library workers play needs are being met. Arrowhead Library System. “It’s im- braries across the country each April. needed. in transforming lives and communi- Rock County libraries help lead the portant we acknowledge our local li- ties. Libraries are at the heart of their community by providing resources braries for the civic engagement they cities, towns, schools, and campuses. like Hedberg Public Library’s Gale foster by keeping people informed They have public spaces where peo- Small Business Resource Center, pro- and aware of community events and $36.2 million provided to ple of all backgrounds can come to- moting partnerships like Beloit Public issues.” gether and connect. Library’s relationship with the State- Arrowhead Library System is cel- Wisconsin’s public schools Library programs encourage com- line Literacy Council collaborating on ebrating National Library Week by State Treasurer Sarah Godlewski School Fund is the state’s permanent presented the impressive 2019 distri- endowment that benefits public ed- bution of the Common School Fund ucation. To date, the fund is worth Next Generation 4-H Club minutes to State Superintendent Carolyn over $1 billion. Wisconsin is the only Stanford Taylor. As a result of smart state in the country that has a fund By Katie Nusbuam came into the meeting. the club extended a congratulations investment strategies, the Common dedicated to resourcing public school CLUB REPORTER The meeting was called to order to Brooke Rowe a former member School Fund will provide $36.2 mil- libraries. The Next Generation 4-H Club at 1:38 p.m. by its president: Bella for applying for and receiving ap- lion to Wisconsin public schools. Treasurer Godlewski shared her meeting was held on March 10, at Andrews. The flag salute and club proval to start a d Box of Balloons This is a significant distribution that goals for the Common School Fund 1:30 p.m. at the Zion United Method- pledge was done by all. Attendance chapter in Platteville, and discussion will benefit K-12 public school li- which included increasing financial ist Church in Juda, WI. In attendance sheets were passed around and no on our Papa Murphy Fundraiser. braries. 92% of school libraries are returns through win-win investment were 103 members and 30 guests. roll call was taken. The club cele- The club tried something new this solely funded from the Common strategies, optimizing the agency’s Refreshments of cheese/sausage brated March birthdays by passing month called, “Open Forum.” It’s a School Fund each year -- making this land base to provide additional rev- trays, apples/dip, chips, drink and ba- out candy bars. Cloverbuds were ex- time during the meeting where we funding vital to public education. enue streams, and promoting the use nana bars were available as members cused from the meeting to work on St extend an invitation to anyone want- Treasurer Godlewski stated, “As and visibility of the State Trust Fund Patrick themed crafts. New families ing to discuss any topics that have not Chair of this agency, it’s my top Loan program. and guests were introduced and wel- been touched on during the meeting. priority to ensure strong financial Treasurer Godlewski continued, comed by the club. Adult volunteers: Briget Nusbuam returns that support over a million “As a graduate of Wisconsin pub- Juda Fire Secretary’s minutes were present- and Michelle Hanson greeted mem- school children around the state. lic schools and the daughter of two ed by Katie Nusbaum as it appeared bers, answered any questions regard- This funding allows local librarians school teachers, it’s an honor to lead Department in the newsletter and was approved ing the signup sheets and events as to purchase needed books and tech- such an important agency. I’m com- with no additions or corrections. well as helped new families with nology while relieving the burden on mitted to public schools and believe Club Treasurer Harley Mandel pre- questions about 4H after the meeting. property taxpayers.” our kids are most successful when Open House sented the treasury report as it ap- The meeting was adjourned at 1:53 Established in 1848 in the Wis- they have the resources necessary to The Juda Fire Department peared in the Newsletter and was p.m. by a motion made from Collin consin Constitution, the Common learn and grow.” will host an Open House approved with no additions or cor- Cameron and seconded by Blake Sunday April 14, from 11 rections. In our communication por- Hosely. The next meeting will be on a.m. until 3 p.m. at the Juda tion of the meeting, the club received April 28, at 1:30 p.m. in the church Community Center and Fire a card from the St Mary’s Hospital basement. Station with a demonstration at in Madison, thanking us for the won- The club held a woodworking Luther Valley Church 1 p.m. derful donation of baby stocking birdhouse in-meeting workshop for Hot dogs, brats, chips, potato caps in January. the Cloverbuds, Explorers and Nat- salad, dessert and beverages There was no old business dis- ural Science project members. We hosts old fashioned tea served during the open house. cussed. New business addressed: had 21 adult leaders, parents, grand- On April 13, at 2 p.m. Luther Valley Church will host an old Free will donation will be the club clothing closet at RBS made parents and older youth assisting fashioned tea as part of their 175th Anniversary celebration. accepted. Free blood pressure its first delivery of club apparel; the with the building of 32 birdhouses Sandwiches, salads and desserts will be served. 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Strong Community, Strong Library, Strong You This week, Brodhead Memorial ing to make sure their community’s Public Library joins libraries of all core needs are being met. types in celebrating the many ways Brodhead Memorial Public libraries build strong communities Library helps lead our community by providing critical resources, pro- by providing early literacy oppor- grams and expertise. tunities for young children and their April 7-13, 2019 is National caregivers, afterschool programs for Library Week, an annual celebra- school-aged children, and numer- tion highlighting the valuable role ous programs for adults throughout libraries, librarians and library the year. The library also provides workers play in transforming lives assistance with technology; com- and communities. Libraries are puters and wireless Internet; print- at the heart of their cities, towns, er, copier, and scanner access, and schools and campuses. They have meeting room space. public spaces where people of all As Walter Cronkite once said, backgrounds can come together and “Whatever the cost of our librar- connect. ies, the price is cheap compared to Library programs encourage that of the ignorant nation.” Public community members to meet to libraries across the county strive discuss civic issues, work together to provide excellent services and using new technologies like 3D resources to their communities in printing or learn along side one the most efficient ways possible. another in one of them many classes For more information, visit Brod- offered. Library staff also partner head Memorial Public Library at with other civic and service orga- 1207 25th Street, call (608) 897- nizations to actively engage with 4070 or see the library’s website at the people they serve, always striv- www.brodheadlibrary.org.

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Williams Bros Land Divi- The Independent Register Applicant, Andrew Olsen of 304 8. Old business Clerk Treasurer as Board of sion-Surveys 4/10/2019 Willow Street is requesting to build A. Rock County Public Works Review member 8. Green County Government Day WNAXLP 343069 an addition to an existing acces- contract and billing 15. Appointment for Board of Review sory building that will be two feet B. Road work Review alternates 9. Annual Meeting Review SCHOOL DISTRICT OF JUDA from the lot line. Current ordinance C. MOA with Rock County 16. Job Description for Clerk 10. Road Projects Regular School Board Meeting requires accessory buildings to be Planning Dept. Treasurer and Deputy A. Road Work Plan for 2019 April 10, 2019 ,7:00 pm three feet from the side and rear lot D. Building permit and cell 17. Registration for the Town B. Road Tour with County Juda School Learning Commons line. Adjoining land owners, or land tower fees Official Workshop 11. Election Update N2385 Spring St. owners within 100 feet will be noti- 9. New business 18. Sharing of Information/ 12. Building Permits The Collaboration meeting will fied separately by mail. The meet- A. Condon re-zone and Correspondence 13. Driveway Permits meet at 5:00pm in the learning ing will be held at the Village Hall at land division 19. Future Agenda Items 14. Review of Monthly Bills commons. The Finance 303 E. Beloit Street. B. Roadside mowing proposals 20. Set dates for future meetings 15. Adjournment Committee will be meeting at Sherri Waege C. Planning committee member 21. Adjournment DEB CLINE, CLERK 6:15 in Learning Commons. Village Clerk D. Office equipment and Ann L. Schwartz The Independent Register AGENDA The Independent Register software Clerk/Treasurer 4/10/2019 I. Call to Order by President Pfing- 4/3, 4/10/2019 E. Deputy and assistant pay The Independent Register WNAXLP 343007 sten WNAXLP 342368 F. Open Book and Board 4/10/2019 II. Roll Call: Dennis Pfingsten, Eric of Review dates, training WNAXLP 342821 NOTICE Makos, Pat Daniels, Sue Trotter, NOTICE 10. Future agenda items TOWN OF ALBANY Tonya Whitney, Joanne Salzwedel, TOWN OF MAGNOLIA 11. Payment of bills NOTICE OF OPEN BOOK ANNUAL MEETING Stefanie Baum ANNUAL MEETING AND 12. Adjournment and 6:30 p.m. III. Pledge of Allegiance REGULAR TOWN BOARD Helen Melin, Clerk BOARD OF REVIEW Followed by the IV. Proof of Notice MEETING The Independent Register TOWN OF SPRING GROVE Regular Town Board Meeting V. Acceptance of Agenda WILL BE HELD AT THE 4/10/2019 Notice is hereby given that the Tuesday, April 16, 2019 VI. Open Forum MAGNOLIA TOWN HALL WNAXLP 342521 Town of Spring Grove will have Proof of posting verified – Town VII. Consent Agenda-Consent 14729 W. COUNTY ROAD A, OPEN BOOK for assessment re- Hall, Clerk’s residence, Recycling agenda items will be approved in EVANSVILLE, WI 53536 DATE SIGNED: April 2, 2019 view on Monday, April 15, 2019 Center, and published. one motion: however, any Board APRIL 16, 2019 Electronically signed by from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the 1. Approval of March meeting member may ask that any individu- 7:00 P.M. Gloria A. Baertschi Spring Grove Town Hall, N2475 2. Treasurer’s Report. al item be acted on separately. Note: Due to changes in the elec- Probate Registrar Hwy GG, Brodhead, WI. The as- 3. Public Input: 1. Approval of the minutes of the tion laws the Annual Town Meeting STATE OF WISCONSIN sessor for the Town of Spring Grove 4. Website: Looking for a new regular board meeting held on will be held on the third Tuesday CIRCUIT COURT (Associated Appraisal Consultants) website host. March 13, 2019 (Action) of April per State Statute 60.11. All GREEN COUNTY will be present to answer any ques- 5. Plan Commission Report. 2. Treasurer and Financial reports other regular Town Board Meetings IN THE MATTER OF tions. Open book is the opportunity 6. Roads and Driveway Permits. (Action) will be held on the second Tuesday THE ESTATE OF to discuss your property’s assessed 7. Building Inspector. 3. Approval of Contract: (Action) of the month as usual. Karen M. Gibson value with the town assessor at an 8. Assessor. • 2018-2019 Teacher Contracts Annual Meeting Agenda: Amended informal setting. 9. Insurance: 4. Resignations (Action)-Science 1. Call to Order Notice to Creditors BOARD OF REVIEW will be held 10. Library: 5. Donations (Action) 2. Pledge of Allegiance (Informal Administration) on Tuesday May 7, 2019 from 4:00 11. Recycling. VIII. Reports 3. Clerk’s Report Case No. 19PR16 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Spring 12. Other Business: 1. School Staff/Student Report 4. Annual Audit and Possible PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: Grove Town Hall, N2475 Hwy GG, 13. Payment of bills. • Odyssey of the Mind Adoption 1. An application for informal ad- Brodhead, WI. Objections forms 14. Adjournment. 2. School Board President’s Re- 5. Cemeteries ministration was filed. must be completed to appear The Independent Register port 6. Public Comment 2. The decedent, with date of birth before the Board of Review; ap- 4/10/2019 • Joint School Board Meeting-Re- 7. Adjourn March 3, 1948 and date of death pointments are requested. Please WNAXLP 343059 view August 23, 2008, was domiciled in contact Deb Cline, Clerk at 608- • Staff communication meet- April Regular Monthly Meeting Green County, State of Wisconsin, 558-4787 for more information. Juda School District ing-Review Agenda: with a mailing address of 1007 W. Deb Cline, Clerk Collaboration Committee • Board Self-evaluation 1. Call to Order 3rd Avenue, Brodhead, WI 53520. The Independent Register April 10, 2019– 5:00 p.m. 3. Administrator Report 2. Clerk’s Report 3. All interested persons waived 4/10/2019 Learning Commons • JAMB Update 3. Treasurer’s Report notice. WNAXLP 342974 Agenda • PR Update 4. Public Comment – limit 3 min- 4. The deadline for filing a claim The District Administrator • Minutes/Hours Update. utes per person against the decedent’s estate is 07- TOWN OF SPRING GROVE reports that proper notification • Scholarships 5. Zoning Change Petitions 20-2019. ANNUAL TOWN MEETING of this meeting has been posted • Recreation Department Update: 6. Highways and Bridges 5. A claim may be filed at the TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2019 in accordance with the open • Collaboration Committee Report 7. Discuss Electrical and Building Green County Justice Center Coun- 6:00 p.m. meetings laws of the State of IX. Referendum Updates: Discus- Inspection Ordinance ty Courthouse, 2841-6th Street, Spring Grove Town Hall Wisconsin. sion/action: 8. Open Bids for Mowing of East Monroe, WI 53566, Wisconsin. N2475 Hwy GG Other members of the School X. Out of State Field Trip:Discus- Magnolia Cemetery and Town Hall Form completed by: Brodhead, WI Board may attend this meeting sion/Action 9. Pay Bills Michael A. Faust The Annual Town Meeting is the in a non-voting capacity. • Odyssey of the Mind-Lansing, 10. Adjourn 1030 1st Center Avenue meeting of the people of the Town, I. Roll Call Michigan-May 21-25 Graceann Toberman, Brodhead, WI 53520 and is the opportunity for the Town II. Approve Agenda • Medieval Times-6th grade-May Town Clerk/Treasurer 608-897-2116 Residents to have input in their III. Salary and Benefits/Insurance/ 10 The Independent Register Bar Number 1024665 Town. All residents are encouraged HSA • First grade to Discovery Cen- 4/3, 4/10/2019 The Independent Register to attend. IV. Staff Handbooks ter-Rockford-May 8 WNAXLP 342421 4/10, 4/17, 4/24/2019 Deb Cline, Clerk V. Support Staff Handbooks • HIgh School Trip to Krape Park WNAXLP 342711 The Independent Register VI. Other in Freeport-may 15 4/10/2019 VII.Adjourn • Senior Trip to Chicago-May 22 TOWN OF SPRING VALLEY TOWN OF DECATUR WNAXLP 342975 The Independent Register Peru-June 1 ANNUAL MEETING OF ANNUAL MEETING 4/10/2019 • Reminder-New Orleans-March ELECTORS REGULAR TOWN BOARD TOWN OF AVON WNAXLP 343070 14-18, 2020 AND APRIL BOARD MEETING MEETING ANNUAL MEETING XI. Review of April 2, 2019 Elec- TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2019 Tuesday, April 16, 2019 Avon Town Hall Juda School District tion Results 6:00 p.m. 7:00 PM APRIL 16, 2018 – 7:00 P.M. Finance Committee XI. Five Minute Recess ORFORDVILLE FIRE DISTRICT At the Town Hall - 1408 14th Street AGENDA: April 10, 2019– 6:15 p.m. XII. Adjourn into Executive Ses- MEETING ROOM AGENDA: 1. Call to Order Learning Commons sion according to Wis. State Stat- 173 N. WRIGHT ST., For Town Board Meeting 2. Approval of Agenda Agenda utes 19.85 (1) (c) ORFORDVILLE WI 1. Call to Order 3. Minutes of 2018 Meeting The District Administrator XIII. Reconvene into open ses- Annual Meeting Agenda 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 4. Approve Financial Statement reports that proper notification sion and take appropriate action as 1. Call to order 3. Additions/Corrections to 5. Set Date for 2020 Meeting of this meeting has been posted necessary 2. 2018 Annual Meeting minutes Agenda 6. Question for the Attorney in accordance with the open XIV. Future board agenda items 3. 2018 Financial Report 4. Approval of Minutes 7. DNR Warden meetings laws of the State of and meetings: (discussion/action) 4. Old business 5. Treasurer’s Report 8. Rock County Highway Depart- Wisconsin. • Reorganization meeting 5. New business 6. Payment of Bills ment Other members of the School • May 8 A. Set date for 2020 Annual 7. Citizen Concerns 9. Present possible road work Board may attend this meeting XV. Adjournment Meeting a. Dave Olsen Prairie Rd. projects for 2019 in a non-voting capacity. The Independent Register B. Spring Valley Historical 8. Bump Application for 10. Town Website I. Roll Call: 4/10/2019 Society Conditional Use Permit 11. Postpone Budget portion of II. Approve Agenda WNAXLP 343066 C. Other items of interest 9. Policing Agreement the 2019 Annual Meeting to later to electors 10. Curbside Pick-up date set by the Board 6. Adjournment a. Contract addendum 12. Set the amount for the 2020 Board Meeting Agenda b. Other Road Work Rock Valley Publishing 1. Call to order 11. Roadwork 13. Other Issues 2. Approval of agenda a. Truck Routes/Speed Limits/ 14. Adjournment Stephanie Schwartzlow Can Publish Your Legals. TOWN OF DECATUR Avon Town Clerk The Independent Register ANNUAL TOWN MEETING 4/10/2019 Call Pam at WNAXLP 342999 Tuesday, April 16, 2019 7:00 PM – At the Town Hall MEETING NOTICE th 815-877-4044 1408 14 Street, Brodhead The Town of Spring Grove month- ly meeting will be held on Tuesday, The Annual Town Meeting is the meeting of the people of the Town, April 16, 2019 at 6:00 P.M. (follow- Or email your legals to and is the opportunity for the Town residents to have input on their ing the 2019 Annual Meeting) at the Town. All residents are encouraged to attend. Town Hall, N2475 Hwy GG, Brod- Ann L. Schwartz head, WI Clerk/Treasurer MEETING AGENDA: [email protected] The Independent Register 1. Call to Order 4/10/2019 2. Pledge of Allegiance WNAXLP 342820 3. 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COURTESY PHOTOS Brodhead Independent-Register Parkview FFA (Above) The Parkview FFA officer team: L-R: Holly Hunt, Alexis Miller, Emily Sheehan, Sarah Baker, Jacob Heffel, James Connell, Kristine Mumm, Caleb Marick and advisor Tjark Sttler. (Right) Aydon Campbell and Max Gerber mixing water into the potting mix.

Zander Stacy, Max Gerber and Emily Sheehan work on hanging baskets.

Joey Knox with zinnias planted showing the extensive root sys- tem through the cup. Republican Party to meet The Republican Party of Green County is meeting Saturday, April 6 at T & D’s in Monticello (149 N. Main Street). Social and breakfast time begins at 9 a.m. with the meeting at 10 a.m. Evaluation of the Lincoln Day Dinner will be discussed. This meeting is open to all Green County Republicans and their supporters. Green County Democrats to hold April meeting The Democratic Party of Green County will be meeting Sunday, April 14 at Leisure Lanes in Monroe (2308 6th Ave.). Social and dining time begins 342978 at 5 p.m. with the meeting and speaker at 6 p.m. This month’s guest speaker will be Ben Wikler, candidate for Chair of the Democratic Party of Wiscon- sin. This meeting is open to the public.