Cumberland DVOCATE APUBLISHED IN WISCONSIN’S ISLAND CITY www.cumberland-advocate.com CUMBERLAND, WISCONSIN 54829 137th YEAR • NO. 35 [email protected] WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2018 Ma a t a Local FFA Member Meets the President C h m On Saturday October approached the property on at appro imately foot. While he was standing a.m. Sgt. Ryan Hul in the front yard Sgt. Hul back of the Barron County back observed movement Sheriff s Department was inside of the residence as notifed by Barron County there were several lights on Dispatch that the Depart and the blinds shades were ment of Criminal Investiga open. After observing the tion DCI Agents observed initial movement Sgt. Hul a male sub ect entering back did not see any more the east patio door of the movement after that. Upon Closs residence on the arrival of DCI Agents Avenue U. S. Highway law enforcement offcers in Barron County. The male established a perimeter sur sub ect was seen on motion rounding the outside of the activated cameras that were residence. Sgt. Hulback set up outside the prop returned to his s uad and erty. Camera footage then retrieved his K partner. showed the male sub ect When he returned to the who was wearing a large property with his K Sgt. puffy dark coat and a stock Hulback heard DCI Agents ing hat entering the east pa order the male sub ect to put tio door of the residence. his hands up and to walk out of the house. Sgt. Hulback observed the male sub ect Cumberland FFA member, Lucas West joins fellow National FFA Band members in extending a warm welcome e iting the patio door. He to President Donald Trump at the fnal session of the 2018 National FFA Convention in Indianapolis. observed the male was a Caucasian male wearing a puffy coat glasses and was T a C t holding a ashlight. DCI Agents detained the male A t sub ect who was identifed as Kyle T. Jaenke Annis On Saturday October struck a property access of Cameron. at p.m. drive. The car then became Sgt. Hulback along with the Polk County Sheriff s airborne and struck several K T. a A his K conducted a search Offce Dispatch Center re trees before coming to rest ceived notifcation from on its roof at the edge of Sgt. Hulback imme and clearing of the residence Sirius M service that a the woods highway right diately responded to the with the assistance of DCI red Jaguar had air of way. residence arriving at ap Agents and determined that bag deployment on US The car was occupied by pro imately a.m. DCI there was no one else inside Highway appro imately Donald Kelley of rural Agents also immediately of the residence. The DCI mile east of the intersec Luck and his wife Robin responded and arrived at the Agents uestioned Jaenke tion with State Highway Kelley . Both sub ects residence shortly after Sgt. Annis who admitted to south unction. Emergency were pronounced deceased Hulback arrived. Upon ar entering the property with medical services and Polk at the scene by responding rival Sgt. Hulback blacked out permission and stealing County Deputies were dis EMS personnel. This inci out no lights or siren his multiple items that did not patched to the area. dent is being investigated by s uad car parked down the belong to him from inside a m C Upon arrival at the the Polk County Sheriff s Of road on U.S. Highway and C t’ a scene Deputies discov fce and Polk County Medi 0,000 a ered a red two door Jag cal E aminer s Offce. uar on the north side of U The following agencies a t a m C S Highway resting on assisted with this incident The search continues for The FBI offered a its roof. The car had been Apple River Fire Depart missing Baron teen Jayme reward on Thurs traveling eastbound on US ment and First Responders Closs. Jayme went missing day October th for infor Highway and appeared Amery Area Ambulance A a a h th Monday October th after mation leading to the safe to have crossed over the Polk County Medical E her parents James and Den return of Jayme. Jennie O Fa E t t T a , westbound lanes of travel aminer s Offce and the Polk ise Closs were shot to death Turkey Store where James h a a th entered the north ditch and County Sheriff s Offce. in their home. and Denise Closs worked a t : Jayme is endangered. uickly matched the Barron County Sheriff Chris reward. I m t Cha Fitzgerald says over is being offered to bring G L t a t G : tips have been submitted. Jayme home safely Scott Walker & Tony Evers & Keep sending in your tips Please stay vigilant Rebecca Kleefsch Mandela Barnes to or e please keep sending in Republican Democratic mail them to aymetips those tips. Let s fnd co.barron.wi.us. Jayme Phillip Anderson & Patrick Barnes Libertarian Michael J. White & Tiffany Anderson WI Green Maggie Turnbull & VOTE! Wil Losch Independent Tuesday Arnie Enz Nov. 6th Wisconsin Party Att G a 4th at 2:00 a.m. Brad Schimel Josh Kaul 4th at 2 am 4th at 2:00 a.m. Republican Democratic Terry Larson 2018 Merchant’s Safe Trick or Treat Constitution S ta Stat Doug LaFollette Jay Schroeder Democratic Republican Stat T a NO INCUMBENT Travis Hartwig Republican DAYLIGHT DAYLIGHT Sarah Godlewski Democratic SAVINGS TIME SAVINGS TIME Andrew Zuelke ENDS ENDS Constitution =SUNDAY, NOV. 4 =SUNDAY, NOV. 4 US S at DON T O GET TO DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME Tammy Baldwin Leah Vukmir DON T O GET TO Democratic Republican SET YOU LO S SET YOU LO S ENDS C a R tat D t. A HOU A HOU SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4th Sean P. Duffy Margaret Engebretson Republican Democratic AT 2:00 A.M. Ken Driessen Indepenent/DPD DON’T FORGET TO Stat S at D t. 2 SET YOUR CLOCKS Janet Bewley James Bolen Democratic Republican BACK ONE HOUR! R tat A m D t. Romaine R. Quinn Ali Holzman Republican Democratic Our fair community ws once again invaded by hoards of goblins, witches and Super Heroes during the Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Safe Trick or Treat event on Saturday, October 27th on Main St in Cumberland. DAYLIGHT DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME SAVINGS TIME ENDS ENDS =SUNDAY, NOV. 4 =SUNDAY, NOV. 4 DON T O GET TO DON T O GET TO SET YOU LO S SET YOU LO S A HOU A HOU 2 Wednesday, October 31, 2018 Don’t forget to drop us a postcard! People Holiday decorating tips and tricks at the Library Please join Vickie get your home ready for the Komarek from Peter and holidays without a tree. Annie’s World Market at This event is free and the Thomas St. Angelo Pub- open to the public. lic Library of Cumberland Call the library at 715- on Thursday, November 8 822-2767 or email cupl@ at 5:30 PM as she demon- cumberlandpl.org to sign up strates how to decorate and for this event. Thomas St. Angelo Public Library hosts presentation on Romania
Take a tour of the little from here”, on 30 trips over known land of Romania the last 20 years. He de- through a presentation of scribes himself as forever photos, traditions, history, a seeker, adventurer, histo- stories and artifacts by rian, artist, illustrator, and Alvin Alexsi Currier at the an amateur anthropologist. Thank You! Thomas St. Angelo Public The Friends of the Library Library on Thursday, No- will serve refreshments. Cumberland wishes “Good Luck” to two long-time Post Ofce employees. Darren Wooldrige has accepted a Supervisor posi- vember 8 at 6:30 PM. Phone the Library at 715- tion at the Spooner Post Ofce and Postmaster Ann Schnell is retiring after 30+ years. Both Darren and Ann say they will miss Mr. Currier bases his 822-2767 or email cupl@ the people of Cumberland. “Cumberland is a great town!” Good luck to both on their new adventures. presentation, “Romania: cumberlandpl.org to reserve 5,000 miles and 150 years a seat for this event. Operation Christmas Child Card of Thanks Island City Veterans of the High School Scholar- fall kick-off Foreign Wars Post 6769 ship Endowment and other would again like to thank community organizations Collection dates are No- shoebox ministry. Each box Come Celebrate the Cumberland community and programs. vember 12-19 is packed with toys, school for their support of the 2018 Special thanks to Kwik Brilliant fall colors are a supplies and hygiene items, Buddy Poppy campaign. Trip for again allowing the sign that winter is on its way, and is often the frst and only Jim & Darlene Donations will enable the VFW to accept donations at and with winter is Christmas. gift the child has ever re- Post to help Veterans and their location. That means it is not too early ceived. Veteran families in need, Williams’ to start thinking about fll- This year’s collection dates ing a shoebox with gifts and are November 12-19. There CUMBERLAND60th Anniversary necessities for an underprivi- are four offcial drop-off sites SCHOOL DISTRICT NEWS leged boy or girl in another in the Siren Team area, which Sun., Nov. 4th • 1-4 PM part of the world. covers Burnett, Washburn Upcoming EventsSt. Paul’s Lutheran Church Thursday, November 1st Operation Christmas and Rusk counties, along pm • MS oys asketball vs. arronCumberland • MS ym Child, celebrating its 25th an- with the parts of Polk, Barron riday, NovemberLunch nd will be served niversary this year, has so far and Rusk counties north of 6 0 pm • amily Movie Night • S ym reached 157 million children Hwy. 8. pm • C S all ormal • S ym in 160 countries through its Cont’d on page 5 Your presenceSaturday, at our Novembercelebration will rd be gift enough pm • C S roadway Dinner • S ym Monday, November 4th 6 pm • C S olleyball an uet • MS Commons Cumberland Community Ed invites you to Tuesday, November 6th join them for two Holiday Bus Trips... Thursday, Friday pm • MS oys asketball vs. Chetek Wyhsr • MS ym Day of Shoppping & saTurday Holiday Open House at the The Eagan Outlet Mall Community d fferings Mon., Nov. 1 th via a Charter us to agan, MN Saturday • Nov. 3 • 8 am - 2 pm Cost $20 per person paid by Monday, Nov. 12th Public Speaking: Overcoming Comstock your Town fears & Hall foibles at the Cumberland High School office Hope Vicich, Instructor Leave Cumberland H. S. @ 7:45 am • Return home by 6 pm Mon & Wed. • Nov. 5 &Hwy. 7 and 63 12 • &Comstock 14 • 7-9:00 p.m. Questions or concerns?Please contact: Susan Bridger CCE Director, 715-822-5121 ext. 403/[email protected] Cost: $30/4 Sessions • Free For Students and Does the thought• of1 speaking Stop in public Shopping! make you break out in a cold sweat? Does your job or hobby require you to speak to groups of Cumberland & Turtle Lake Community Ed invite you to... people? Then this class is for you. We will find out what is causing your fear and give you tools • Numerousand tricks to help overcome Tables it. Already Bentleyville "Tour of Lights" comfortable with speaking in public? Come and learn ways to make Midwest's Largest Holiday Lights Display! your presentations more engaging and yourself a more effective public speaker. Teachers, Lawyers, • Stop-to-Shop Clergy, Law Enforcement, or Coach Bus Tour• Friday, Nov. 30 at 4:15 pm Sales People – everyone can learn something to be better at getting Leave Cumberland HS at 4:15 pm • Return by 11 pm your message across. Instructor, Hope Lee Vicich, is a graduate of Come and visit America’s Largest “Free”Walk Through Lighting the Univ. of MN with a degree in theatre and over 50 years of public Display! Visit with Santa, Free hot chocolate, popcorn, speaking experience. Let her help you be the best public speaker marshmallows for roasting. Must pre-register and pay at you can be! Pre-register for this class by calling Susan Bridger, CCE the Cumberland High School by Friday, November 16th Director, 715-822-5121 ext. 403 or emailing [email protected]. Cost 0 person • Space is limited! egister Soon Come to Barronett and join us for a by calling Susan Bridger, CCE Director, CUMBERLAND Mosaic Art 715-822-5121 ext. 403 Presented by Carol Carlson • Cost for both nights 0 SCHOOL DISTRICT NEWS SCANDINAVIANTuesdays Nov. 6 & 1 • 6- SMORGASBORD pm • C S Art oom Mosaic art is one of the oldest art forms known to man. . Participants will learn:And Types ofBazaar/Craft/Bake tiles and adhesives for both indoor andSale outdoor Upcoming Events mosaic pieces, cutting and shaping techniques, basics of design, art of Thursday, November 1st grouting,Sunday, and common Nov. mistakes 4 to• avoid. Noon (This class - 4:30is two sessions p.m. pm • MS oys asketball vs. arron • MS ym long and is geared towards a beginner. All will have the opportunity to make a mosaicHosted trivet.) by Registration Oak View is required,Adult Family please contact Home Susan riday, November nd Bridger, CCE Director, 715-822-5121 ext. 403 or emailing sbrid@ Heldcsdmail.com. at the Barronett Community Center 6 0 pm • amily Movie Night • S ym MENU: Fruit Soup • Cole Slaw • Lefse Cumberland Elementary School 1 30 2nd Ave. pm • C S all ormal • S ym SM T SSwedish Meatballs & J C N with Gravy Saturday, November rd osted byBaked April Willger, Ham ntuitive with Applesauce eiki Practitioner Saturday, November 3rd pm • C S roadway Dinner • S ym & ntegrative ealth Coach Monday, November 4th Wed.,Mashed Nov. •Potatoes 0 pm • C S• Mashed AC M Rutabagas • Cost 1 eryone el o e Cumberland Community Ed invites you to Maybe you Greenhave heard Beans about the • smoothiePickled and Herring juicing craze, but 6 pm • C S olleyball an uet • MS Commons just don’t know where to start? Join us to learn how to make these Tuesday, November 6th join them for two Holiday Bus Trips... quick,A huge easy, variety and nutrient of densedesserts meals. including We will learn Rice how toPudding, make Registration: - 10 am Distribution: 9 - 10:00 am these meals pack a nutritional punch, while making them taste pm • MS oys asketball vs. Chetek Wyhsr • MS ym Day of Shoppping delicious!Sandbakelser This is a fun, &relaxed, Krumkake hands on • class Coffee that will& Milk include onation ash nly o he s Please recipes and samples at the The Eagan Outlet Mall ToAdults-$10.00, register for this classcontact Children Susan Bridger,12 and CCE under-$8.00 Director, 715- Mon., Nov. 1 th via a Charter us to agan, MN 822-5121 ext. 403Children or emailing 5 [email protected]. and under-FREE Community d fferings CC along with sland City ood Coop Present Barronett Civic Club Cost $20 per person paid by Monday, Nov. 12th All proceeds to go to the Backpack Program Public Speaking: Overcoming your fears & foibles at the Cumberland High School office Make& Shell a Gingerbread Lake District House School for Lunch the Holidays Program Hope Vicich, Instructor Leave Cumberland H. S. @ 7:45 am • Return home by 6 pm Saturday, November 10th, • 1 pm Hunter’s Supper Mon & Wed. • Nov. 5 & 7 and 12 & 14 • 7-9:00 p.m. Questions or concerns?Please contact: Susan Bridger CCE ForIsland more City information, Food Co-op please • Cost call:$28 per Judy house Pieper Director, 715-822-5121 ext. 403/[email protected] 3 people per house maximum including at least 1 adult; minimum & Fun! Cost: $30/4 Sessions • Free For Students and age: 8 Yrs. at Old. 715-822-8385 You will leave with a complete, or 715-939-0647 edible house-approx. Does the thought of speaking in public make you break out in a cold 6x8x12 on a cake board in a carrying box. Will last through the holi- Friday • Nov. 9th sweat? Does your job or hobby require you to speak to groups of Cumberland & Turtle Lake Community Ed invite you to... days. Arrive well-fed. Please bring a sharp knife, small cutting board, people? Then this class is for you. We will find out what is causing aprons, also any personal Cumberland candy you would like to use asFFA many Barronett Community Center your fear and give you tools and tricks to help overcome it. Already Bentleyville "Tour of Lights" types will be provided such as candy canes, gum drops, M&Ms. comfortable with speaking in public? Come and learn ways to make Midwest's Largest Holiday Lights Display! Plan to spend at least 2 hours building! Great kick-off to the Holi- your presentations more engaging and yourself a more effective day Season! SPAC W LL 2018 L M T D Fruit T C NT ACT Sale 2 Kinds of Homemade Stew in Bread Bowls! Coach Bus Tour• Friday, Nov. 30 at 4:15 pm T AMS! To register please contact: Susan Bridger CCE Director public speaker. Teachers, Lawyers, Clergy, Law Enforcement, or HS 715-822-5121 ext. 403 or Island City Food Co-op 715-822-8233 Includes salad, milk, coffee & bread pudding Sales People – everyone can learn something to be better at getting Leave Cumberland HS at 4:15 pm • Return by 11 pm Fundraiser your message across. Instructor, Hope Lee Vicich, is a graduate of Come and visit America’s Largest “Free”Walk Through Lighting $7 Adults/$4 Kids under 10 the Univ. of MN with a degree in theatre and over 50 years of public Display! Visit with Santa, Free hot chocolate, popcorn, The Cumberland FFA Fruit Sale speaking experience. Let her help you be the best public speaker marshmallows for roasting. Must pre-register and pay at Fundraiser will run through Kids Meal: Hot Dogs, Mac & Cheese, Chips & Cookie you can be! Pre-register for this class by calling Susan Bridger, CCE the Cumberland High School by Friday, November 16th Serving Meal 5-7 Director, 715-822-5121 ext. 403 or emailing [email protected]. Cost 0 person • Space is limited! egister Soon November 12th. To order, contact by calling Susan Bridger, CCE Director, a FFA member or the CHS Ag Happy Hour 6-7 p.m. Mosaic Art 715-822-5121 ext. 403 Come for Supper & Stay for More Fun! Presented by Carol Carlson • Cost for both nights 0 Department at 715-822-5117 Tuesdays Nov. 6 & 1 • 6- pm • C S Art oom ames • Buck Board • Meat af es • ri es Mosaic art is one of the oldest art forms known to man. . Participants Thank you for your support! will learn: Types of tiles and adhesives for both indoor and outdoor mosaic pieces, cutting and shaping techniques, basics of design, art of grouting, and common mistakes to avoid. (This class is two sessions long and is geared towards a beginner. All will have the opportunity to make a mosaic trivet.) Registration is required, please contact Susan An Old Fashioned Christmas! The 36th Annual Bridger, CCE Director, 715-822-5121 ext. 403 or emailing sbrid@ American Legion Auxiliary csdmail.com. 76th Annual Christmas Bazaar SM T S & J C N CHRISTMAS osted by April Willger, ntuitive eiki Practitioner Wed., Nov. 7 • 9 am to 2 pm & ntegrative ealth Coach BAZAAR Wed., Nov. • 0 pm • C S AC M • Cost 1 Morning: Coffee, Rolls & Kolaches Maybe you have heard about the smoothie and juicing craze, but SATURDAY, just don’t know where to start? Join us to learn how to make these quick, easy, and nutrient dense meals. We will learn how to make NOVEMBER 10 these meals pack a nutritional punch, while making them taste Lunch: Hot Beef, Barbecue & delicious! This is a fun, relaxed, hands on class that will include DOORS OPEN from 9:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. recipes and samples To register for this classcontact Susan Bridger, CCE Director, 715- Egg Salad Sandwiches, Soup & Pie Lunch served by the Legion Auxiliary 822-5121 ext. 403 or emailing [email protected]. CC along with sland City ood Coop Present Bake Sale: Including Traditional Italian Various Vendors to Visit! Make a Gingerbread House for the Holidays Raf e Dra ings at 2:30 pm Saturday, November 10th, • 1 pm & Scandinavian Christmas Foods Island City Food Co-op • Cost $28 per house 3 people per house maximum including at least 1 adult; minimum e ill be holding a food drive for age: 8 Yrs. Old. You will leave with a complete, edible house-approx. Gifts: Crafts & Seasonal Decorations 6x8x12 on a cake board in a carrying box. Will last through the holi- the Cumberland Food Pantry! days. Arrive well-fed. Please bring a sharp knife, small cutting board, Please bring your donations to the Bazaar aprons, also any personal candy you would like to use as many types will be provided such as candy canes, gum drops, M&Ms. irst nited ethodist Church AMERICAN LEGION HALL Plan to spend at least 2 hours building! Great kick-off to the Holi- Carry-outs Available day Season! SPAC W LL L M T D T C NT ACT 1120 11th Ave. 1225 Veterans St. & Hwy 63 N. (Main St.) T AMS! To register please contact: Susan Bridger CCE Director Cumberland 715-822-4293 Cumberland HS 715-822-5121 ext. 403 or Island City Food Co-op 715-822-8233 Cumberland Fire Department “Safety Tip of the Month” Closs home burglary... Wednesday, October 31, 2018 3 the residence. The follow- what he believed were law knew the Closs family and Methodist “elves” hard at work ing items were located in enforcement offcers out- he stated “no.” Agents then Jaenke-Annis’ coat pocket; side. asked if anyone had given a pink tank top; orange and He further stated that him permission to enter green girl’s underwear; red when he arrived at the resi- the house and he stated, and white girl’s tank top; dence, he walked around “no.” Agents questioned and orange and white girl’s the outside of the property, him about the fashlight he dress. Additionally the fol- checked the door, and no- brought with him to the res- lowing items were located ticed that the patio door on idence. He said he brought on Jaenke-Annis’ person: a the east side of the resi- the fashlight just in case black and green fashlight; dence was unlocked. He he wouldn’t be able to see a set of black gloves; and stated he then walked in without artifcial lighting. a black face mask with a and immediately located a The Agents asked if there skull on the front. Sgt. Hul- room off to the right that he was a reason why he took back photographed all of believed belonged to Jayme the specifc items he did, he the items of evidence recov- Closs. He said that, while said that these were items ered from Jaenke-Annis and he was in Jayme’s room, he people wouldn’t miss. He placed them in a secure evi- located a closet that was full further stated he was curi- dence locker. of clothes. When asked if he ous about what size Jayme Sgt. Hulback observed, had any clothing items on was. from another room, when him that did not belong to Jaenke-Annis has been Jaenke-Annis was in- him that came from the resi- cleared of any involvement terviewed by FBI Agent dence, he stated, “yes, from in the disappearance but was Walkowski and DCI Agent a room inside of the resi- charged in Barron County Racine. Jaenke-Annis stated dence.” He stated he took Court with Burglary and he left work at the Jennie-O a pink shirt from the room Bail Jumping. Turkey Store that evening and other odds and ends If convicted Jaenke-An- and rode his bicycle to a from the house. When asked nis may be fned not more laundromat in Barron. He how many items he took, than $35,000 or imprisoned said he then walked from he said three to four items, for not more than 18 years the laundromat to the Closs including some underwear and six months, or both. His residence. He said he was that he believed belonged to adjourned initial appearance at the residence for about Jayme. is scheduled for November ten minutes when he heard Agents asked him if he 7, 2018. WisDOT: Drivers warned to watch out for Deer Cumberland First United Methodist Church, 1120 11th Avenue, Cumberland, will present their on roadways 76th annual Christmas Bazaar, “An Old Fashioned Christmas” on Wednesday, November 7 from speed and blow your horn 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Start the day with morning refreshments of cinnamon rolls, cofee cake and Kol- As deer activity goes up, 872 and Manitowoc County ache. Don’t miss a fruitcake demonstration and sale by Susan and Foster Bridger. Shop in their with one long blast to fright- Craft/Needlework and Encore Rooms. There’s always the popular bake sale of homemade baked motorists reminded to slow with 798. In Kewaunee, en it away. goods of all kinds, including Scandinavian and Italian Christmas Foods. The bazaar lunch is hot down, be alert Oconto, and Shawano coun- If a collision with a deer is beef sandwiches, barbeques, or egg salad sandwiches, homemade soup and pie. Lunch carry- Over the next couple ties, more than half of all unavoidable: outs are available by calling 715-822-4293. There will be chances to win some great prizes in our months, motorists across reported crashes in 2017 annual drawing! Top: Making the lefse are: Center front: Al Bock, Back from left: Gloria Ernst, • Brake frmly. Stay in your Garnette Roofe, Diane Bellows, Deb Lehmann, Anita Lehmann, Leona Bowen, Donna Strickland Wisconsin will need to be es- involved deer. A county-by- lane. with Granddaughter, Mary Metzger, Christina Young, Rosemary Davis and Karen Dague. Bottom: pecially alert for the potential county breakdown of deer/ • Avoid sudden swerving Cavitilli making (Front from left): Donna Stoll, Pastor Mike Brubaker, Judy Heacox, and Gloria of deer darting across road- vehicle crashes in Wisconsin which can cause you to lose Ernst. Back from left: Karen Dague, Lowell Dague, Susan Bridger and Foster Bridger. ways. Traffc safety offcials last year is available on the control of your vehicle and with the Wisconsin Depart- WisDOT website. result in a more serious crash. Northwoods Notebook: The downside of an ment of Transportation (Wis- If a collision with a deer is If you do hit a deer: DOT) note that deer/vehicle unavoidable, traffc safety of- • Get your vehicle safely up economy: labor shortages by Larry Werner crashes typically peak during fcials say the safest option is off the road if possible. Turn October and November as to stay in your lane and brake on the emergency fashers My younger son, Zack, is work force. Lots of folks in be self-employed. bucks pursue potential mates. frmly. “If you swerve sud- and call law enforcement. a welder who recently moved Cumberland are living off My daughter, Beth Wis- “The best advice for mo- denly, you can lose control, Be prepared to describe your from one company to another pensions, Social Security trcill, is a meeting plan- torists to protect themselves resulting in a more serious specifc location. and was told by his new boss and draws on retirement ac- ner whose company went and avoid hitting a deer is crash with another vehicle or • Generally, it’s safest to that he flled one of 20 open- counts. through a budget cut that to buckle up, slow down a stationary object like a tree stay buckled-up inside your ings at a place that makes I joined the Kiwanis Club eliminated her position. She and carefully scan the road or utility pole,” Pabst said. vehicle. Walking along a parts for airplanes. a few weeks back, and while has launched her own busi- ahead,” David Pabst, Direc- The one exception to the highway is always dangerous At a meeting I attended many of the people at the ness — Wisty Events — and tor of WisDOT’s Bureau of “don’t swerve” recommenda- as you could be struck by an- several months ago, Barron Monday Corner Bar lunch has already landed a contract Transportation Safety said. tion applies to motorcyclists. other vehicle. County Economic Develop- were on break from jobs, planning a large conference “Deer can be active any time Motorcycle drivers should • Don’t attempt to move an ment Director Dave Arm- many have put their work- in Colorado next year. When of day, but especially around slow down, brake frmly and injured deer. strong said the problem with ing years behind them, and I send her job postings for dusk and dawn. And if you swerve if necessary to avoid recruiting companies to the many more aren’t far from meeting planners, she tells see one deer cross your path, hitting the deer. Motorcy- area is once they get here, retirement. Over the summer, me she really doesn’t want a expect more to follow.” clists should still try to stay they can’t get workers. I joined a “senior league” at staff job. She likes the fex- Last year, Wisconsin law within their driving lane to The worker shortage is a the golf course. The league ibility of working from home enforcement agencies report- avoid hitting other vehicles problem in large and small tees off at noon, when young- for big companies that can’t ed 20,521 crashes between or objects. cities. Zack has moved from er folks are working. fll staff positions and are hir- deer and motor vehicles re- WisDOT offers the follow- one company in the Twin Cit- And, as I mentioned last ing people like her on a con- sulting in 641 injuries and ing safety tips: ies to another. Up here in the summer, Ann and I played in tract basis. nine fatalities (six of the fa- • Slow down, eliminate north woods, there are ads for a couples’ league. The match- About 20 years ago, when talities were motorcyclists). distractions, and make sure welders, copy writers, cus- es were in the evening, but I was business editor of the Dane County had the most all vehicle occupants are tomer-service representatives everyone we played against daily newspaper in Min- crashes with 962, followed buckled up. and laborers at businesses in was retired. And virtually all neapolis, a copy of Fortune by Waukesha County with • If you see a deer, reduce WWEATHERWWWWWW our small, rural communities. of them leave Cumberland magazine landed on my desk No one seems to be able to this time of year for places with this headline on the W WWWWWW Date Hi Lo Pre. get enough employees. sunny and south, where they cover: “The End of the Job.” 10/24 46 26 - Ask Kari Nesseth-Klein, can continue playing golf It predicted that we’d all be Date Hi Lo Pre. 10/25 50 26 - owner of the Five O’Clock until heading back north in contractors, rather than wage 10/24 46 26 - Club, or Sharon Herman at spring. slaves, someday. It’s happen- 10/26 50 38 - 10/25 50 26 - Bistro 63 about their diffcul- So, the combination of a ing. 10/27 47 40 0.17” 10/26 50 38 - ty fnding workers for their strong economy and Baby Thinking about the short- 10/28 43 40 0.98” 10/27 47 40 0.17” wonderful restaurants. Boomer retirements leave age of workers brings me 10/29 47 35 Trace The roaring economy is businesses begging for work- back to a suggestion I made 10/28 43 40 0.98” 10/30 43 34 - part of it: Companies are do- ers. in this space a few months 10/29 47 35 Trace ing well and need people to And something else is go- back. We should recruit these Temperature and precipitation 10/30 43 34readings are taken - at 7 a.m. for the help produce the products ing on — increasing num- contractors, whether they’re previous 24 hours and are provided Temperature and precipitationby the Cumberland and services that are in de- bers of people young and old providing technology servic- readings are taken at 7 a.m.Utility for Offce. the previous 24 hours and are provided mand when times are good. don’t want to be employees. es, doing graphic arts, doing by the Cumberland Another big part of the la- I saw a report the other day freelance writing or making Utility Offce. bor shortage is that many that in the not-too-distant fu- dill pickles or pies, to rent of us have retired from the ture, half the work force will spaces in co-working offces and multi-tenant stores. The self-employed can do WINTER PARKING REGULATIONS their own thing here in The There will be no parking on any city street between the hours of 2:30 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. on any Island City without having to day between November 1 through April 1. Violators may be ticketed or towed. rent or buy their own build- ings. Magic Touch Massage Rick Rieper, Cumberland Chief of Police and many hair salons are ex- amples of how the “sharing economy” works. Massage therapists, such as Laura and WINTER Jen at Magic Touch, work as contractors, rather than em- PARKING ployees, in Stacy Richette’s REGULATIONS building, an arrangement that’s been common in hair There will be no salons for decades. parking on any Another solution to the worker shortage comes from city street be- my spouse, Ann, a former tween the hours secondary-school principal: of 2:30 a.m. and paid internships for high 6:00 a.m. on any school students. With such day between a program, the local restau- rants or manufacturing com- November 1 panies get workers, and the through April 1. student-workers get school Violators may credit in addition to pay and be ticketed or experience. towed. I was talking to a friend Rick Rieper the other day who had been laid off by a local business. Cumberland She said the layoff was a Chief of Police blow but also an opportu- nity to look for something better with a local compa- ny or, as in the case of my daughter, a chance to be her own boss. Larry Werner’s email is [email protected]. ALL NIGHT PARKING PROHIBITED November 1 through April 1 There will be no parking on any city street between the hours of 2:30 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. on any day between November 1 through April 1. Violators may be ticketed or towed.
ALL NIGHT PARKING WINTER PARKING REGULATIONS PROHIBITED ALL NIGHT PARKING PROHIBITED: November 1 through April 1 There will be no parking on any city street between the hours of 2:30 a.m. and 6:00 There will be no parking on any city a.m. on any day between November 1 street between the hours of 2:30 a.m. through April 1. Violators may be tick- and 6:00 a.m. on any day between eted or towed. November 1 through April 1. Violators Rick Rieper may be ticketed or towed. Cumberland Chief of Police Rick Rieper Cumberland Chief of Police 4 Wednesday, October 31, 2018 Opinion
By Craig Bucher Next week is election day. Across the country voices are being raised about the importance of this election. Across the country, some nine mil- lion of our fellow citizens have already voted. I hope all of you join them. Like President Trump’s policies? Go vote. Don’t like President Trump’s policies? Go vote. Like Governor Walker’s policies? Go vote. Don’t like Governor Walker’s policies? Go vote. Inside Wisconsin Like Senator Baldwins idea’s? Go vote. by Tom Still Don’t like Senator Baldwins idea’s? Go vote. Like Representative Duffy’s idea’s? Go vote. MADISON, Wis. – As a Seven of the 16 young at the Foxconn Technology ing. Don’t like Representative Duffy’s ideas? Go vote. study by the nation’s larg- companies that will deliver Group campus comes on It wasn’t the frst time The point is - your input is important. The est computer technology 90-second pitches to a panel line. Madison was mentioned association affrmed this of investor-judges are from More and better compa- in a tech survey, nor will it last election, in 2016, saw an election that was month, Madison is one of Madison. Seven others are nies draw more investment be the last. Madison ranked decided by about 70,000 votes in three states - the top “tech towns” in the from communities such as dollars. The last two years as the third-fastest growing Wisconsin was one of those states. If you like United States. It ranked Milwaukee, River Falls, in Wisconsin saw more than technology employment the direction of the country, it is your duty to go 14th on a list of 20 cities, Whitewater, Menomonee $500 million in angel and market in the nation in 2017, to the polls to support President Trump’s agenda. mostly much larger metros, Falls and Oak Creek. Two venture capital put to work according to a recent report On the other hand if you dislike the direction released by the Computing are from neighboring states. in young companies. The from commercial real estate Technology Industry Asso- In addition to that geo- second quarter of 2018 may frm CBRE Group Inc. The President Trump is taking the country, then this is ciation. graphic spread, the compa- well have been the single- city was also ranked No. 1 your chance to make your voice heard. Go vote But what about the rest nies selected come from a largest venture capital in- nationally by CBRE for its next Tuesday, politicians listen to you when you of Wisconsin? How does it mix of tech sectors – from vestment quarter on record concentration of millennial send a message. fare when it comes to build- agriculture to water tech- in Wisconsin, with at least workers, and No. 2 nation- SEE YOU NEXT WEEK! ing a more vigorous, tech- nology, from fnancial tech 22 deals valued at $101.8 ally by the Brookings In- based economy? to manufacturing, and from million. stitution for the percentage P.S. The real reason congressmen work so hard If the diverse group of artifcial intelligence to The Oct. 23 CompTIA of college graduates among to get reelected is that they don’t think they can companies selected to pitch health tech. report was designed to help millennials. make a living under the laws they pass. at November’s Wisconsin Each company was se- information technology Madison’s place in Early Stage Symposium is lected from a much larger workers, whose skills are CompTIA’s top 20 tech any indication, the rest of pool of applicants by a in high demand, make edu- towns study speaks well the state is moving in the steering committee for the cated choices about where of Wisconsin’s capital city, right direction. event, which dates to the to live and work. Factors in- but it also opens the door to Ten of the 24 presenters early 1980s and has been cluded compensation, cost greater attention for inno- that will take the stage Nov. a part of Wisconsin’s tech of living, number of open IT vative young companies in 7 at Madison’s Monona investing scene ever since. positions and projected job other parts of the state. Terrace Convention Center Most of steering committee growth over time. No. 1 on Still is president of the Wis- hail from Wisconsin cities members live and work in the list was Charlotte, N.C., consin Technology Council. outside Madison, compared the Madison area, but their which is a rapidly growing He is the former associate to nine from the city itself. choices refected the fact mid-South city. editor of the Wisconsin State They include communi- that solid companies are Madison was one of Journal. ties such as Milwaukee, springing up across Wis- seven “college towns” that Sheboygan, Baraboo, Viro- consin. showed up on the Comp- qua, Plover, Eau Claire and Southeast Wisconsin is TIA list, which included Appleton. home to about 10 of the 40 Raleigh, N.C. (No. 2), Five other presenters companies selected. That Austin, Texas (3), Lansing, making fve-minute pitch- matches up well with a re- Mich. (13), Durham-Chapel es Nov. 7 hail from other cent report, commissioned Hill, N.C. (15), Boulder, states – Illinois, Iowa and by major businesses in Colo. (19) and Colorado North Dakota, and were southeast Wisconsin, that Springs, Colo. (20). Tech drawn to Wisconsin by the calculated the region has powerhouse cities such as scale and reputation of the 76,000 technology work- San Jose, San Francisco, investor conference. ers. Tech talent-dependent Seattle and Boston made the In the Elevator Pitch Ol- industries in southeast Wis- list, too, but the rankings re- ympics, a conference staple consin had a $27.6 billion fected the fact that housing that takes place Nov. 8, the economic impact in 2017, and other costs can make pattern is much the same. a fgure that will only grow living there more challeng- A Look Back 10 Years Ago tended Care Unit of Cumber- cees, is set for November instruction prior to his ap- October 29, 2008 land Memorial Hospital. The 2. Headlining the show will pointment as aviation cadet Work began on the li- apartments are for people 62 be George Hamilton IV and in the Amy Air Forces Flying brary remodeling and ex- or older or handicapped, who The Numbers, Roy Acuff, Jr, Training Command. pansion project on Friday, can manage on their own, or Judy Lee, and Betty Amos, Robert E. Lund received October 24. The project is with minimum care. There all radio, TV and recording his degree as doctor of medi- expected to be completed by are 16 one bedroom and four stars in the country music cine at commencement ser- early summer of 2009. two bedroom apartments. feld. vices at Marquette Univer- 20 Years Ago Five units are designed for A welcome addition to sity in Milwaukee recently. October 28, 1998 the handicapped with ex- the Cumberland Elemen- Hank Cotone didn’t waste The Spot Bar Soft- tra room in bathrooms and tary School is the new play- any time moving up into ball team were the win- doorways to accommodate a ground equipment recently the select 600 circle which ners of “Softball Night ‘98 wheelchair. The rent is $600 added. Arnold Jeska frst hit for this at the Metrodome. They per month for a one bedroom Cumberland won their season a week ago when he “An Independent Community Newspaper” also raised more money and $695 per month for a two fourth HON Conference rolled a 605. than any other team that bedroom apartment. game on Friday night, when THE CUMBERLAND ADVOCATE played. Cumberland raised Owners of boats 16’ or they walloped the Lady- Owned by Jackson County Periodicals postage paid in $2,410.03, the second place longer will be required to smsith Lumberjacks, 51- Publishing, Inc. Cumberland, Wisconsin POSTMASTER: team raised $1,100. The pro- title those boats in ‘89. New 27. Team players included A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Send address changes to: ceeds will go to the Special state regulations approved Meyer, Capuzzi, Anotnetti, FOUNDED IN 1881 Box 637, Cumberland, WI 54829. Olympics. Team members in May, require boat titling Ladd, Peterson and Ritchie. 1375 Second Ave., were: Jamie Donnerbauer, beginning in February 1, 55 Years Ago ✍ Letters to the Editor: The Cumberland, WI 54829 Cumberland Advocate welcomes Al Dirkes, Vinie Graf, John 1989 and include sailboats October 24, 1963 Phone (715) 822-4469 The reason for this policy is the number letters to the editor, 500 words or Lulich, Erich Graf, Jeff and canoes. 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Volleyball team for 1988. plan to plant the shore of Li- Janet Penney, Production, prior to the election. After twenty years of Tammy Mysicka and Carrie brary Lake with spruce trees Circulation The editor also reserves the right Hope Vicich, Ad Compositor, to edit letters to meet space require- waiting, the Cumberland Warner were named to the and have already planted 40 ments, clarify, or to avoid obscenity, News Reporter Beavers have returned the second team. good-sized trees on the east libel, or invasion of privacy. All letters title of Conference Football 40 Years Ago shore. Bob Nugent, Photos must bear the handwritten signature Kathy Varcoto of the writer and include the address Champions to the Island October 24, 1978 Many large flocks of Circulation and phone number s for veri cation City, as a result of their Dr. Robert L. Beran, a geese have been reported in purposes. 46-8 win over Hayward senior research engineer the area and some hunters SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Poetry and thank you letters and Spooner’s win over at Westvavco Corporation, have had the good fortune to $34.00 a year in Barron, are not appropriate. There will be a charge for letters of thank you from Northwestern. It is only the Covington Research Center, get at them. A fock of about Burnett, Polk fourth conference title won Covington, Virginia, has 100 snow geese landed for and Washburn Counties. individuals and they will be included (“Snowbird Rate”: $5.00 with the paid notices, not with by Cumberland in football won the American Paper In- a short time at the edge of charge) Letters to the Editor. since 1930. stitute 1978 George Olmsted Comstock, according to Mrs. $36.00 in the Rest of 30 Years Ago Award. He is the son of Mr. Marrion White and Mrs. Wisconsin and Weekly deadline October 26, 1988 and Mrs. Elmer Beran. Florence Nickel. All of Minnesota. is The walls are up, the roof 50 Years Ago 75 Years Ago $38.00 in the Rest of 2:00 p.m. on is on and the new congregate October 24, 1968 October 21, 1943 United States. Friday housing, the Lakewood Re- The third annual Grand Anthony Cifaldi has ar- MEMBER OF WISCONSIN NEWSPAPER gency Apartments, is rapidly Ole Opry Show, sponsored rived at Norwich University ASSOCIATION taking shape next to the Ex- by the Cumberland Jay- in Vermont for fve months’ Wednesday, October 31, 2018 5 Court News CPD Call Log Monday, Oct. 15 Marriage Licenses Gail S. Clayton, 23, of by slamming on the brakes. of Barron, has been charged anyone spit, or see spit on Subject was complaining Chad M. Slayton, 43, Rice Lake, has been charged She said Paul stated that with possession of drug par- Benson. She said Benson about political signs, they Cameron, and Kayla J. with disorderly conduct. Vought continued pulling aphernalia, and two counts began going off and she be- were moved. Crotteau, 32, Cameron; She is scheduled to appear the vehicle around the north of misdemeanor bail jump- came scared and wanted to Tuesday, Oct. 16 Matthew G. Cole, 37, Bar- November 7, 2018. end of the building and was ing. (Failure to comply with leave. She said afterwards Verbal warning given for ron, and Catherine D. Gru- Paul W. O’Flanagan, turning southbound on the the terms of his bond by Benson gave her his BB gun a subject who was speeding. eneberg, 33, Barron; James 31, of Clayton, has been corner, when the truck made committing a crime). that he got at the pawn shop, Wednesday, Oct. 17 A. Cadmus, 42, Eau Claire, charged with obstructing an contact with the northeast Rice Lake Police Off- and asked her to put it in the Offcer made contact and Stacy L. Henricks, 40, offcer. His court date has corner of the building and cer Eckes was dispatched glove box. with homeowners on 2nd Barron; Taylor S. Megli, been set for November 21, stopped immediately; with to Walmart Supercenter in Offcer Eckes also spoke Avenue after receiving a 32, Canada, and Tricia L. 2018. the tow strap breaking off. Rice Lake on October 16, with Wolfram, who imme- complaint of the garage Mininger, 20, Almena; Aus- Morgan L. Freeman, Vought then drove away 2018 at approximately 5:37 diately stated that Benson lights switching on and off tin J. Anderson, 22, Town 20, of Rice Lake, has been from the scene. About ten p.m. for a call of a male had pulled a gun on the constantly. It was a mechan- of Stanfold, and Mirandi L. charged with underage minutes later, Vought re- with a gun. Barron County male that Benson was argu- ical issue. Meredith, 19, Rice Lake; drinking. His adjourned ini- turned to the VFW in a dif- Dispatch advised that Kevin ing with. He said that Ben- Thursday, Oct. 18 and Zachary D. Nichols, 28, tial appearance was sched- ferent vehicle. She said that L. Slayton, was at the Rice son told him he was spit on Kwik Trip from La- Conroe, TX., and Nicole R. uled for December 11, 2018. he said he forgot his phone Lake Police Department. his chest. He said the male Crosse called the Police Dutter, 28, Conroe, TX. Criminal Complaints and wallet and wanted them Offcer Eckes requested Of- continued to look at them.. Department and said a Barron County Charles P. Linden, 61, of back. Another bartender fcers Olson and Zachmann He said that Benson went male subject has done mul- Circuit Court Phillips, has been charged was working at the VFW to respond to Walmart while off freaking out. He said he tiple gas drive offs, which Bashir M. Abu, 21, Bar- with disorderly conduct. and she had his wallet and he spoke with Kevin at the observed Benson point the amounted to almost $3,000. ron, operating a motor ve- His initial appearance will phone. She refused to return police department. gun at the male and say to One drive off was done in hicle by permittee without be held November 14, 2018. the items and said she was Kevin stated he was at the man that he was going Cumberland. Offcer will instructor, $20050; Melissa Chelsey K. Yeske, 18, of calling the police. Walmart with his daughter, to “put two through your refer to the Barron County M. Anderson, 30, Barron, Clayton, has been charged The new bartender flled when he observed a male chest.” Wolfram said he got District Attorney’s offce. speeding, 20-24 mph over with possession of THC, out a statement in which she subject, who was later iden- Benson inside the vehicle Friday, Oct. 19 the speed limit, $225.70; and possession of drug wrote that Vought swore at tifed as Brandon M. Ben- and drove away. Verbal warning given to Pablo C. Asis, 25, Prairie paraphernalia. Her hearing her after she refused to give son, spit on the hood of a Offcer Thon located the a subject with no lights. arm, operating a motor ve- is scheduled for January 16, him his items and drove car parked in the Walmart described gun, which was Verbal warning given to hicle while intoxicated,1st, 2019. away southbound again. parking lot. Kevin said he a replica BB gun which a subject with no tail lights. $874.50 + driver’s license Bryce R. Dahlberg, 41, Offcer Terpstra ob- confronted Benson and weighed and looked like a Saturday, Oct. 20 revoked for seven months, of Rice Lake, has been served tire tracks leading all asked him how would you real frearm. Offcer Eckes Subject was concerned and must undergo alcohol charged with resisting or the way around the building, like it if someone did that to said that, without look- that a camper is no lon- assessment, and operating a obstructing an offcer. His damage to the north side of your car. Benson then went ing directly at the barrel or ger parked at the old Kwik motor vehicle after suspen- initial appearance is set for the building, that the north- to another car and displayed magazine, the gun looked Trip-subject thought it sion of his driver’s license, October 31, 2018. east corner of the building a small, black handgun real. might have something to do $200.50; Quinten A. Buech- Richard A. Randall,45, showed signs of damage from his waistband. As he If convicted Benson with the missing girl. Off- ner, 75, Cumberland, pass- of Turtle Lake, has been from impact from the truck, displayed the gun, Benson may be fned not more than cer advised dispatch that the ing in a no passing zone, charged with misdemeanor and there was a yellow pole said “I’m going to put two $11,500 or imprisoned for camper was parked there $213.10; Nathaniel S. Bull, bail jumping and disorderly that was in the ground that through your chest,” while not more than one year, or prior to the incident. 21, Chetek, operating a conduct. His initial appear- had been hit and ripped off pointing the gun at him. both. His adjourned initial Offcer received a re- motor vehicle after suspen- ance will be held November the ground, and that the Kevin said his daughter appearance is set for De- port of a gas drive off in the sion of his driver’s license, 14, 2018. truck had damage to every identifed Benson, who she cember 5, 2018. amount of $30.18. $200.50, and speeding, Garrett W. Garvin, 34, side of the vehicle. Offcer knew because she went to If convicted Wolfram Offcer received a report 16-19 mph over the speed of Cumberland, has been Terpstra reports the trucks school with him. Offcer may be fned not more than of boards in the road on limit, $200.50; Cody J. charged with disorderly rear bumper was dislodged Eckes radioed the informa- $20,500 or imprisoned for County Highway P. Subject Christianson, 25, Cameron, conduct, and misdemeanor from its original place and tion that Kevin had pro- not more than one year lost his boards with nails in failure to notify DMV of bail jumping. His adjourned looked as if it was going to vided to other offcers and and seven months, or both. them, driver hit one. Off- address/name/color change, initial appearance was set fall off the truck. The com- then proceeded to Walmart. Wolfram’s driver’s license cer provided caller with the $162.70, and non-registra- for November 7, 2018. mander of the VFW noticed Upon arrival Offcer Eckes may also be suspended for driver’s information. tion of vehicle, $175.30; Mellisa K. Fry, 35, of that on the northeast of the did not observe a vehicle not less than six months nor Offcer responded to a Kyle A. Craine, 29, Com- Rice Lake, has been charged building the truck made im- matching the description more than fve years. His scooter versus deer crash stock, operating a motor ve- with disorderly conduct, do- pact near a gas line, which given by Kevin. Offcer adjourned initial appear- with minor injuries on 5th hicle after suspension of his mestic abuse. Her initial ap- was hit as well, but was ulti- Eckes called Kevin back ance was scheduled for De- Street. driver’s license, $200.50; pearance is set for Novem- mately undamaged. and Kevin indicated he cember 5, 2018. Subject was concerned Roxanne Everaert, 56, Rice ber 14, 2018. Offcer Terpstra attempt- could give Offce Eckes the for her daughter because Lake, inattentive driving, An arrest warrant was ed to make contact with car and its license plate as it when they returned home $187.90; Tyrone A. Foster, issued on October 23, 2018 Vought, but was unable to had just passed him travail- Christmas... she was passed out and hard 35, Rice Lake, operating a for Christopher M. Lane, do so. ing north on Main Street. Drop-off locations are to wake up. She had been motor vehicle after suspen- 34, of Cameron. He has On July 26, 2018, Vought Kevin identifed the vehicle at Siren Covenant Church, watching their three-year sion of his driver’s license, been charged with disorder- came to the Barron Police as a Pontiac Vibe and pro- Spooner Wesleyan Church, old son. $200.50, and inattentive ly conduct, domestic abuse. Department and no offcer vided the license plate num- Spider Lake Church (Hay- Sunday, Oct. 21 driving, $187.90; Christo- Samuel J. Stuart, 29, of was present at the time, so ber. ward Campus), Maranatha Driver called about an- pher A. Gruber, 21, Barron, Rice Lake, has been charged he gave a statement to the Offcer Eckes and other Evangelical Free Church in other vehicle who was do- failure to stop at a stop sign, with operating a motor ve- secretary. Offcer Terpstra offcers made contact with Rice Lake, and First Church ing unsafe passing. Offcer $175.30; Jason J. Hunzik- hicle while intoxicated, was informed that Vought the vehicle and conducted of Christ in Ladysmith. stopped the vehicle and the er, 32,Chetek, speeding, 2nd, and operating a motor said that “ Paul O’Flanagan a traffc stop at Phipps Av- Last year an estimated driver denied it and said the 30-34 mph over the speed vehicle with a prohibited and I made a stupid decision enue and Messenger Street. 3,500 shoeboxes flled with other vehicle was at fault. limit, $295.00 + driver’s alcohol concentration, 2nd. to see if his Dodge or my The driver was identifed as gifts and necessities for Male subject was cited license suspended for 15 His adjourned initial ap- Chevy would pull the oth- Jaden R. Wolfram. There underprivileged children for operating a motor ve- days; Clayton T. Johnson, pearance was scheduled for er.” He admitted to pulling was a female passenger around the world were col- hicle after suspension of his 25, Spooner, speeding, December 5, 2018. the truck around the build- also in the vehicle. While lected throughout the Siren driver’s license, 5th. 30-34 mph over the speed Andrew J. Johnson, 36, ing, and hitting the pole, searching Wolfram’s per- Team’s area. These were Offcer responded to a limit, $295.00; Jamieson of Rice Lake, has been but denied other portions of son, Offcer Eckes located a part of a total 11 million car deer accident at County G. Knauff, 42, Birchwood, charged with operating a Paul’s account. small glass smoking device shoeboxes collected by Highways T & P. speeding, $175.30; Holly A. motor vehicle while intoxi- On July 28th Offcer in Wolfram’s back left pants Operation Christmas Child Kuhl, 22, Turtle Lake, oper- cated, 4th. His preliminary Terpstra met with Paul to pocket. The smoking device last year alone. Operation Christmas Child, ating a motor vehicle while hearing will be held No- further discuss the events was tested with a Nark II This year marks the 25th a ministry of Samaritan’s intoxicated, 1st, $811.50 + vember 9, 2018. of July 21. Paul admitted test pouch kit with a posi- anniversary of the ministry Purse, was started in 1993 driver’s license revoked for Nicholas M. Towne, 37, that he and Vought had been tive result for THC. Also lo- that has, through it’s exist- by Franklin Graham in re- six months and must un- of Chetek, has been charged talking about challenging cated was a working digital ence, reached 157 million sponse to a call for help on dergo alcohol assessment; with operating a motor ve- each other to see whose scale. Offcer Eckes asked children in 160 countries. behalf of children suffering Jessica L. Mattson, 19, hicle while intoxicated 5th truck was more powerful, Wolfram about the scale Sunday evening, Oct. a brutal civil war in Bosnia. Luck, speeding, $175.30; or 6th, and operating a mo- but indicated that they had and he said “he doesn’t like 7, was the annual kick-off The ministry has spread Caleb T. Netz, 33, Barron, tor vehicle after revocation been joking. He said Vought to get ripped off.” event for the Siren Team. across the country and speeding, $175.30; Jona- of his driver’s license. His urged him to attach a tow Offcer Eckes spoke with A grant from Thrivent al- around the globe, fostering than J. Olson, 44, Clayton, preliminary hearing was strap to the rear side of the the female subject, who ad- lowed the group to provide uncountable stories of joy speeding, $213.10, and fail- held October 29, 2018. two trucks and that they vised she knew both Benson a free meal to all in attend- and trust in Jesus Christ as ure to stop at a stop sign, Timothy J. Vought, 54, could drive in opposite di- and Wolfram from a couple ance. savior. $175.30; Saharo D. Osman, of Barron, has been charged rections to see which truck of friends and met them 20, Barron, operating a mo- with disorderly conduct. could pull the other, and he both in August, 2018. She tor vehicle after suspen- The criminal complaint admitted that he, in fact, said she had school until sion of his driver’s license, states that on July 21, 2018, was the one who attached 4:00 when Wolfram picked “MICK’S PICKS” $200.50; Patrick C. Pinney, the manager of the VFW the tow straps to both ve- her up. She said they went 27, Chetek, inattentive driv- in Barron called to report hicles. KATHRYNand picked up Benson from ‘14 FORD F150 SUPER CREW XLT ing, $187.90; Gabriell A. criminal damage to prop- Offcer Terpstra asked his mother’s house. After 4x4 • 5.0 V8 • Auto • 6 1/2 ft. Box Redfern, 18, Chetek, speed- erty. Paul why he withheld theseAULT picking him up they went to Fully Equipped • Well Kept Pick-up ing, 20-24 mph over the Offcer Terpstra respond- details the frst timeAttorney they Walmart. At Law At Walmart, she Super Clean • Just Arrived • Call NOW! speed limit, $225.70; James ed to the VFW and met with spoke, and Paul said he did said Benson and Wolfram A. Ricci, 59, Rice Lake, the manager. She directed not want Offcer Terpstra to went inside the store while 2010 LINCOLN TOWN CAR SEDAN speeding, $175.30; Beatriz him to the west and north think what happened was she stayed in the car. When Signature Series KATHRYN • 4.6 V8 • Auto • Fresh Trade A. R. Hernandez, 38, Cum- of the building, and as they his fault. they returned Benson was Full Size Luxury • All the Extras Available berland, operating a motor were walking Offcer Terp- If convicted Vought extremely upset and said Don’t AULTWait • Call Me vehicle without a valid driv- stra could see tire tracks in may be fned not more than that a guy had spit on him. Attorney At Law er’s license, $200.50; Bran- the parking lot surrounding $1,000 or imprisoned for She said she did not see ‘06 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN VAN di L. Simonis, 29, Chetek, the building. On the north not more than 90 days, or V6 • Auto • 7 Passenger • Full Power operating a motor vehicle side of the building there both. His initial appearance FREE READING HELP Well Cared For • Perfect 2nd Family Vehicle after suspension of her driv- was a blue Dodge pickup will be held November 21, Right Deal • Right NOW! er’s license, $200.50; Isaac truck, which was deter- 2018. A. Whiting, 39, of Chetek, mined to belong to Paul Brandon M. 1295 Benson, First Ave. 2004 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX GT2 has been charged with hunt, O’Flanagan. The truck was 18, of Rice Lake, has been FWD • V6 • Auto • Full Power P.O. Box 1346 fsh, or trap after revocation heavily damaged and there charged with use of fac- Air Conditioning • Leather of his license. He was fned were many dents all over it simile frearms, Cumberland, disorderly Wi. Call Me 1295 Today First for Right Ave. Price $200.50 and speeding, 25- and the taillight was hang- conduct and misdemeanor 29 mph over the speed limit, ing from the back and the bail jumping, (failure715 to P.O. Box 1346 $250.90; Joel M. Strand, 20, tires were ripped from being comply with the terms of Barron County Area Once Cumberland, Again Wi. - Rice Lake, speeding, 25-29 drug around on the ground. his bond by committing822-5858 a Literacy Council mph over the speed limit, The manager stated that new crime). 715-637-5797 $25.90; Angel De Jesus the subject had moved the Jaden R. Wolfram, 19, 715 Vasquez, 23, Cumberland, truck away from the build- Just Call Us NOW speeding, 25-29 mph over ing after Vought left, so the Easy Buying822-5858 • Call 1-888-876-1749 the speed limit, $250.90; vehicle would no longer be KATHRYN AULT and Anthony J. Wenger, 19, in contact with the building. Attorney At Law Call Your Local Sales Consultant Cumberland, speeding, 25- She further stated she Mick Ritchie at 715-822-2350 29 mph over the speed limit, was not there at the time 1295 First Avenue $250.90. of the incident, but she was or cell phone # 715-671-8424 Brandon D. Horton, 35, told by the truck owner that P.O. Box 1346 of Barron, pled no contest to O’Flanagan was pulling his Cumberland, Wi. 54829 FIEDLER FORD, INC. a charge of disorderly con- truck, and ran into the driv- 204 MADISON AVENUE duct. He was fned $200.50. er’s seat of his own truck GRANTSBURG, WI 54840 Complaints and tried to stop the vehicle 715/822-5858 6 Wednesday, October 31, 2018 Sports All Conference Football All Conference Football Team Named The HON Conference passes for 785 yards. has named its All-Confer- Bodsberg was another ence Football Team for versatile Cumberland back, 2018, with four Cumber- as both a receiver and run- land Beavers being named ning back. He would aver- to the First Team. Two oth- age 24.1 yards a kickoff er Beavers were named to return and 10 yards a punt the Second Team by Con- return, enough to be named ference coaches. First Team specialist. Making the First Team The fnal Cumberland list were quarterback Reid player named to the First Olson, receiver Jack Mar- Team was Senior Andrew tens, return specialist Riley Barnes, who was named to Bodsberg, and defensive the defensive back position. back Andrew Barnes. He led the HON with seven Olson had a spectacular interceptions on the year. fall, leading the HON with Two Cumberland players Members of 2018 HON All Conference Football Team are from left Jack Martens First Team Ofense, Ri- 1447 yards passing and were named to the Second ley Bodsberg First Team Specialist, Reid Olson First Team Ofense and Second Team Defense and Andrew 19 touchdown passes in Team. Barnes First Team Defense and Second Team Ofense. Congratulations guys! the leagues seven games. Olson was named at the He would also fnish the linebacker position, while All Conference Volleyball conference season with Barnes was named at the 520 yards on the ground, wide receiver position. Ol- placing him seventh in the son was a hard hitting de- HON rushing statistics. fensive player, who was He averaged over 10 yards always around the football, a carry and scored seven while Barnes was a major touchdowns. His statistics threat on offense and fn- made him an easy First ished as the HON’s third Team choice. leading receiver with 16 re- For the ten-game season, ceptions for 375 yards and Olson would pass for 1965 23.4 yards a catch. yards. Cumberland fnished at Martens, only a sopho- 6-4 on the year and three of more, led the HON with the four teams the Beavers 43 receptions for 665 yards lost to will be participating and 15.5 yards a catch. A in Level three games this multiple threat as a runner weekend; Northwestern, or receiver, Martens would Grantsburg, and Westby. score nine touchdowns in Complete All Conference HON action. For the entire list on page 8. season, he would catch 56 All Conference Volleyball Team Announced
The 2018 HON All-Con- named to the Second team Named to the 2018 HON All Conference Volleyball team are from left Lauren Green Honorable Mention, Ania ference Volleyball team has as a setter. It was her spe- Hyatt 1st Team and Isabella West 2nd Team. Congratulations girls! been named and Cumber- cialty and she led the team land Junior Ania Hyatt has with 671 assists on the sea- been named to the eight- son. West also had 47 kills, All Conference Soccer person First Team. Two 29 blocks, and 53 service other Cumberland play- aces. She had 1469 assists ers, Izzy West and Lauren in her career. Green also received men- Another Senior, Lauren tion on the honor squad. Green, was a Honorable Cumberland fnished Mention choice. On the third in the HON this fall year, Green had 172 kills, and the play of Hyatt was 177 digs, and 74 service a major reason. On the sea- aces. In her career, Green son, she had a team-leading fnished with 496 kills and 361 kills and 79 blocks. Her 610 digs. versatility also showed at The team awards will be the serving line, where she named at a Banquet held dished up 70 aces on the this week. Complete All year. Conference list on page 7. West, a Senior, was Thank You From the Cumberland Football Team The Cumberland Foot- student-athletes and coach- ball Team would like to es throughout this season. thank so many people for We truly appreciate the their help and support dur- halftime entertainment for ing this successful 2018 our home games performed Selected to the Middle Border All Conference Soccer Team are from left Ethan Sandman 2nd Team and Max football season. by our talented Cumberland Brenna 1st Team. Good job Guys! First, a huge thank you Band. to the entire community of We enjoyed watching the Cumberland and our great successes of all of our fall 2018 Cumberland Eighth Grade Football Team businesses. The support be- athletic teams as well. Also, gan with our fundraiser way the behind the scenes effort back in August, and con- by so many people, is truly tinued with our traditional amazing and a real tribute to homecoming celebration this great school district. and the weekly fan base we Even though our fnal had at each game through- game of the season did not out our season. Everyone end the way we wanted it in the community of Cum- to, we would like to thank berland has had a positive all the people that supported infuence on our football our trip. It was an experi- players, and in one way or ence that all of our student- another, has had a hand in athletes will never forget. raising these great student- For these memories, we athletes. want to thank Cumberland Secondly, we would School, our fans, commu- like to thank Cumberland nity, and most importantly, School. From the admin- our parents. istration, to the entire staff Thank you, and the student body, thank Head Coach Corey Berg- you for everything you hammer and the 2018 Cum- have done to support our berland Football Team Wednesday, October 31, 2018 7 An Outdoorsman’s Journal by Mark Walters The Last Race Hello friends, way when I saw a light in the woods where I planned The trip that I am about to write about covers my on hunting. Really bad luck came along when a total past, present, and future and all in all was a great nut case came up to me with his phone in his hand outdoor adventure that took place in the Tiffany Wild- and told me he was really angry and calling the DNR life Area in the Buffalo County area of Wisconsin. and having me charged with hunter harassment. Bow hunting, camping, canoeing, and survival I was told that I was the guy that had been giving along with watching a human lose his cool, and most him a hard time for years and he was calling me in. importantly attending my daughter Selina’s last cross I told myself to pretend this was being videoed country race are what you are about to read about. and chose my words. When I said that I had never Saturday, October 20th been here before he called me a liar. This guy was High 44, low 23 beyond out of control and I just kept thinking that It is 5:00 am, I am pulling a trailer on interstate something good will come out of this as I picked a 94, near Black River Falls and that is when the gale spot on his nose to land a left if he really became force winds began. There were so many leaves blow- stupid. Part of the view from Mark Walters bow stand. ing off the trees that it seemed like it was snowing. Long story short, I walked 300-yards away set my My thoughts at the time, bow hunting will not be stand up and did a short hunt with a plan of never good, deer do not move well in the wind, it will be hunting in that area again. I did see a medium sized tough to put a tent up, it snowed while I was build- buck, but it was out of range. ing camp, paddling a canoe could be dangerous and Monday, October 22nd Selina better have some warm clothes along for her High 57, low 25 sectional meet at Durand. Adversity that is properly dealt with usually leads Here was my plan, drive to a campground that I to success. Yesterday I went exploring by canoe and have never been to before, build camp, explore by got remote and in hip boot country. I found an excel- canoe, and make it to Selina’s meet by 11:30. lent natural funnel and I really believe in this spot. The scouting went well but one of the most dif- This morning I was in a tree a half hour before fcult situations that I have been in, in quite some daylight and was just getting tied in when I heard a time occurred when I tried paddling back to camp. deer coming at me. The wind was so strong that I was trying to paddle A dandy of a buck walked within 15-feet of my against very strong whitecaps and my canoe kept tree and did not have a clue that I was there. When getting turned backwards. All I could think about is night became day, I saw a beautiful ten-pointer out in that I am not missing this meet and by paddling close the marsh and he was coming my way. I watched that to shore I made it to camp and the meet. buck for a good half hour and at times he was within I have been raising kids since the mid 90s and let 15-yards but did not offer a good shot. me tell you there is some powerful emotion that goes About 7:30 a coyote came within shooting dis- through your system when you watch your daughter tance but I did not want to mess up my hunt. At 8:00 For cold season campers a tarped tent helps keep your tent warm. run her last race. I saw what was maybe a 6 or an 8 pointer. The bucks Tonights bow hunt was uneventful but peaceful. here have incredible mass and long tines. This buck Sunday, October 21st was with in 12-yards, I pulled the bow back and de- High 54, low 20 cided not to take the shot due to brush. The canoe, thip boots, jerk, and my daughters I was up long before the sun and paddled my ca- All these bucks were looking for companionship. last race all helped me to reach a goal of fnding an noe in peace to where I would make a hike in the I watched one make a scrape, rub his ears on a tree excellent spot to hunt whitetail deer. woods and do a morning hunt. Bad luck came my and urinate down the inside of his hind legs. Sunset
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OBITUARIES Wednesday, October 31, 2018 9 he also served on the church ber 2, 2018 from 4 to 7:00 ed from Barron High School fshing as long as the fsh boards of Clam Falls Lu- p.m. A Memorial Service in 1952, then attended UW- were biting! theran and Zion Lutheran will be held Saturday, No- Madison, graduating from Larry is survived by his of Bone Lake. He was vember 3rd also at Rowe UW-Stout and UW-Eau loving wife of 55 years, involved in his sons’ 4-H Funeral Home in Frederic Claire many years later. Caroline; two sons, Mike clubs and many school ac- - visitation will begin at After the death of her frst (Jayna) Yeske and Raw- tivities. He loved helping 10:00 a.m. followed by the husband, Frank Gidio, Mar- son (Michelle) Yeske; two youth show cattle and hors- service at 11:00 a.m. Inter- jorie married Harold Lin- daughters, Wanda (Lar- es, attending tractor pulls ment will take place at a demann in 1980, who then ry) Thompson and Angie and building up his farm. later date. preceded her in death on (Mike) Bates; 10 grandchil- The dairy cows left the farm Arrangements are en- September 15, 2017. dren, Matthew, Brian, Sta- in 2015, but he continued to trusted to Rowe Funeral Marjorie retired from cia, Sarah, Saundra, Kevin, raise heifers, crop farm and Home, www.rowefh.com, teaching at Shell Lake High Shane, Emmy, Charlotte Richard M. Eggers sell seed. 715-327-4475. School in 1999 and then in- and Katelyn; two great- Richard M. Eggers, 66, Richard is survived by vested her time and energy Lawrence R. Yeske grand-children; a brother, passed away suddenly on his wife, Cindy; his chil- into the pursuit of visual Lawrence “Larry” Ru- Steve Yeske and a cousin, October 25, 2018. Rich dren, Todd (Kathy) Eggers, arts. dolph Yeske, age 82, of Tur- David Yeske. He is preced- was born August 5, 1952 Tim Eggers, and Ted (Crys- She is survived by her tle Lake, passed away on ed in death by his parents in Waconia, MN to Martin tal) Eggers; grandchildren, daughters, Susan Omoto Friday, October 26, 2018 at and a sister, Dorothy. and Hilda (Rolf) Eggers. Kenny Wiseman, Stephan (Loren) of Maitland, FL, his home. Private family services He grew up in Mayer, MN Wiseman, Caleb, Jacob and Margaret Gidio of Larry was born on July will be held at a later date. attending Zion Lutheran and Luca Ruff; sister, Alice Cumberland;and stepdaugh- 5, 1936 in Turtle Lake on Arrangements were en- School, where he was con- Kelzer; brother, Allen Egg- ter: Laura Madigan (Mike) the family farm. On No- trusted to the Williamson- frmed in his faith April 3 ers; brother-in-law, Wayne of St. Paul, MN. She leaves vember 17, 1962 Larry was White Funeral Home and 1966. He graduated from Templin; God-Son, Randy behind seven grandchildren married to Caroline Kruse Cremation Services, 222 Watertown High School, Templin; and many nieces, and three great grandchil- in St. Paul, Minnesota and Harriman Avenue North Watertown, MN in 1970. nephews, cousins and many dren. Marjorie was preceded to this union four children Amery, Wisconsin 54001. On October 7, 1972 Rich friends. in death by daughter, Kath- were born. Larry was a was married to Cindy Mo- He was preceded in death Marjorie S. erine Gidio. truck driver for Goodwill bry and had two sons, Todd by his parents, Martin and Lindemann Burial will be at Northern for many years before mov- and Tim. In 1982 he moved Hilda Eggers; sister, Ber- Marjorie Suzanne Linde- Wisconsin Veterans Memo- ing to Wisconsin and start- his young family to Indian nice Templin; brother-in- mann, 83, of Cumberland rial Cemetery. ing his own Dairy Farm. Creek where a third son, law, Killian Kelzer; and his died Thursday, October 25, If desired, memorials After they sold the cows Ted, blessed the family. father-in-law, Russell W. 2018 at Sacred Heart Hos- should be given to a favored they raised Turkey for 25 He was proud to be a part Mobry. pital. She was born Novem- project or charity. years. Larry loved to tinker ber 27, 1934 in Monroe to Skinner Funeral Home of and was known to many as of the Indian Creek com- Visitation will be held at Obituaries continued Melvin and Marion (Zim- Cumberland/Turtle Lake is being a perfectionist. In his munity. Serving 28 years the Rowe Funeral Home in on page 10 on the Lorain Town Board, Frederic on Friday, Novem- merman) Agen. She graduat- serving the family. free time he enjoyed going Church Directory
Triune God AUGUSTANA LUT ERAN FIRST UNITE ST. ANT ONY ABBOT S ELL LA E FULL by: Pastor Jerome Nikunen C URC ELCA MET O IST C URC CAT OLIC PARIS GOSPEL C URC Timberland Ringebu Free Lutheran Church 1025 Second Avenue Pastor Mike Brubaker 900 St. Anthony Street Shell Lake, WI. Phone: 715-822-2890 Phone: 715-822-4293 Father Tommy Thompson Virgil Amundson, Pastor “But the eleven disciples proceeded to Galilee, to Interim Pastor: Mark Bents, Worship Service 9:00 a.m., Phone: 715-822-2948 Sunday: Sunday School: 9:00 the mountain which Jesus had designated. When Worship Service: Sunday: Worshiping, witnessing, sharing Weekend Masses: Saturday: a.m.; Family Worship: 10:00 they saw Him, they worshiped Him, but some were 9:00am.; Holy Communion at community, Cry room available. 6:00p.m.; Sunday: 10:30a.m. a.m.; K. F. C. 10:00 a.m.; U- all services. Sunday Fellowship following Turn Student Ministries: Sun- doubtful. And Jesus came up and spoke to them say- each service. Holy Communion ST. JOSEP ’S day evening 6p.m. ing, “All authority has been given to Me in heaven BARRONETT LUT ERAN 1st Sunday each month. CAT OLIC C URC SIL ER CREE and on earth. Go therefore and make disciples of all C URC ELCA GOSPEL MENNONITE 502 Second St., Shell Lake LUT ERAN C URC 776 Prospect Ave., the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Fa- Almena, WI. Father Edwin Anderson Missouri Synod (LCMS) ELCA Phone: 715-822-5511, Sunday: Sunday School, all ages Phone: 715-635-3105 483 7th Avenue, Clayton ther and the Son and the Holy Spirit, teaching them cell:715-671-3197 10:00 a.m. Worship Services: Saturday Mass; 4:30 p.m. Pastor: Preston Paul
to observe all that I commanded you; and lo, I am Minister:Todd Ahneman 10:45 a.m. Evening services: Divine Service: Sunday: 7:30 AFLC with you always, even to the end of the age.” Sunday: Worship service 9:00 7:45 p.m. ST. MATT E S a.m.; Holy Communion: 2nd a.m.; Holy Communion 1st OLY TRINITY LUT ERAN C URC and 4th Saturday of each month Matthew 28: 16-20 NASB. 3rd Sundays. ORT O O C URC Missouri Synod (LCMS) TIMBERLAN RINGEBU AFLC I believe in the Holy Trinity. In this, I believe and Clayton, WI. Almena, WI. FREE LUT ERAN Father Christopher Wojcik, Pastor: Preston Paul 20805 County Highway H, confess as the sum of my faith: “I believe in God the C RIST LUT ERAN Saturday Vespers, 5 p.m. Sunday: Sunday School: 9:00 Barronett, WI. Father, who made me; I believe in God the son, who C URC LCMS Pipe Lake Sunday Divine Liturgy: 9:30 a. 12 miles north on “H” a.m. Bible Study: 9:30 a.m. See us on Facebook OPE COMMUNITY has redeemed me; I believe in God the Holy Spirit, Worship Service: 10:30 a.m.; Jerome Nikunen, Interim Pastor Polk County Hwys. “G” and “T” C URC Ladies Aid: 1st Wednesday of Phone: 715-468-4403 who sanctifes me. I believe in these three Person as christlutheranpipelake.com 662 20th Ave., Cumberland Sunday School, all ages: Steve Miller, Pastor Paul Greeno, Pastor each month at 1:30 p.m. the one divine Being, my one and only God and Lord.” 8:15a.m. Family Worship: 9:30 Phone: 715-822-3096 Phone: 715-822-3586 a.m., Fellowship follows wor- Men have tried to make the Holy Trinity intelli- Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. ST. PAUL LUT ERAN Sunday: Worship Service: ship. Holy Communion 2nd All Year; Sunday School/Bible Missouri Synod gible to human understanding. But even though we 9:30 a.m. Sunday each month. Study: 9:00 am. September- 1 mile East on Hwy. 48 LA E PAR ALLIANCE cannot comprehend the Holy Trinity in the mystery John Miels, Pastor May. C URC TRINITY LUT ERAN of His Being,we can experience and rejoice in what Shell Lake, WI. Phone: 715-822-8690 Wednesday:Children’s School: 10 mi. W on Hwy. 48, McKinley the three divine Persons have done and are still do- C URC OF JESUS C RIST John Sahlstrom and Pastor Diane House
OF LATTER AY SAINTS 4:30 p.m.; Contemporary wor- John HenryPastors Phone: 715-822-3001 ing for us. (Mormons) ship service: 6:30 p.m.; Sun- Phone: 715-468-2734 Sunday Worship service: 9:00 644 South 6th St., Barron Prayer and Sunday School day: Sunday School 9:30 a.m. God the Father, created us and all that exists, He a.m., Sunday School: 10:15 a.m. Bishop Kenneth Konesky 9:00a.m. Traditional worship service: ELCA has given and still preserves everything to us. Holy Communion frst and third Chapel: (715) 537-3679 Worship Service 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. God the Son, came and lived a perfect life in our Home: (715) 719-0283 STANFOL LUT ERAN Sunday of each month. UNITARIAN UNI ERSALIST Sunday Sacrament: 10 a.m; NORT ERN LA ES Hwy 48, 9 mi. E. of Cumberland stead, that we might be made righteous. Died in our Blue Hills Fellowship Sunday School/Primary: 11:20 COMMUNITY C URC Pastor: Rev. John A. Bergson 230 W. Messenger St. place that we might have the hope of eternal life. a.m.; Priesthood/Relief Society, 825 8th Ave., Cumberland Phone: 715-234-8812 Rice Lake, WI. God the Holy Spirit, sanctifes us and keeps us in 12:10 p.m. Dennis Wright, Pastor Emergency: 715-296-0797 April Nielsen, Lay Leader Phone: 715-822-5502 Sunday Worship: 9:30a.m. the one true faith. The Bible says that we can’t say Adult discussion forum: 9:15 CUMBERLAN BAPTIST Services: Sunday: 10:00 a.m. Fellowship 10:30a.m.; Sun- a.m.; Worship services 10:30 God’s name in reverence unless the Holy Spirit is Gary Dorn, Pastor Contemporary worship with day School, Adult Bible Study a.m.; Coffee hour: 11:30 a.m. in it. It is the Holy Spirit that give us new Life in 1225 Hwy. 48 nursery for 0-3 years, Sunday 11:00; Bible Study: 5:30 p.m. Phone: 715-822-3520 study classes: 9:00 a.m. (chil- Christ Jesus. Wednesday; Worship Service: ION LUT ERAN Sunday: Bible Study: 8:30 a.m.; dren, youth and adults: 0 years 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Thus, idle speculation about God ceases once the Worship Service: 10:00 a.m. - adults). Wednesday: 5:30 p.m. Wi. Ev. Lutheran Synod 3 miles NW of Almena new life from above begins. God has revealed Him- www.cumberlandbaptistchurch.com Awana Children’s program (2 SE ENT AY years-Grade 8) and Adults; 7:30 Ellery Groth, Pastor A ENTIST C URC Worship Service: 8:30 a.m. self as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, not to satisfy FIRST LUT ERAN ELCA p.m. High School. . Rice Lake, WI. idle curiosity, but to give us a solid fountained to Elm and Eighth Avenue Holy communion frst and third Hwy. SS 1/2 mi. S. of Cedar Mall Sundays. build our lives on. 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NOTICE NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION AND SAMPLE BALLOT OBITUARIES... STATE OF WISCONSIN NO EMBER 6, 2018 Johnny L. “Nowgiese” CIRCUIT COURT Bearhart Jr. BARRON COUNTY OFFICEPUBLIC OF THE BARRON COUNTY CLERK NOTICES Johnny Leroy “Nowgiese” ORDER SETTING TIME TO THE OTERS OF BARRON COUNTY: Bearhart Jr., 56, of Cumber- TO HEAR PETITION FOR Notice is hereby given of a general election to be held in Barron County, on November land, and Big Drum Chief of ADMINISTRATION AND 6, 2018, at which the offcers named below shall be chosen. The names of the candi- Maple Plain, began his jour- DEADLINE FOR FILING dates for each offce to be voted for, whose nominations have been certifed to or fled in ney Home early Tuesday, CLAIMS (FORMAL this offce, are given under the title of the offce and under the appropriate party or other October 23, 2018 at Regions ADMINISTRATION) designation,PUBLIC each in its proper column, together with theNOTICES questions submitted to a vote, in CASE NO. 18PR95 Hospital. He was born Febru- the sample ballot below. In the Matter of the Estate INFORMATION TO OTERS ary 2, 1962 in Cumberland to of Leona M. Frommader, pon entering the polling place, a voter shall state his or her name and address, show Johnny and Grace (Merrill) deceased. Case No. 18 an acceptable form of photo identifcation and sign the poll book before being permitted Bearhart, Sr. He was raised PR 95. to vote. If a voter does not have acceptable photo identifcation, the voter may obtain a in the Maple Plain area. John A petition for formal ad- free photo ID for voting from the Division of Motor ehicles. If a voter is not registered to Lawrence E. Berger was married and the union ministration was fled. The vote, a voter may register to vote at the polling place serving his or her residence if the Larry Berger passed brought a daughter, Nicole. decedent, with date of birth voter provides proof of residence. Where ballots are distributed to voters, the initials of away peacefully in his Johnny worked many years June 29, 1920 and date of two inspectors must appear on the ballot. pon being permitted to vote, the voter shall daughter’s home on Sun- for the St. Croix Chippewa. death December 1, 2017, retire alone to a voting booth or machine and cast his or her ballot e cept that a voter who day morning, October 28th. He is survived by his was domiciled in Barron is a parent or guardian may be accompanied by the voter’s minor child or minor ward. County, State of Wiscon- Lawrence Earl Berger was daughter, Nicole Bearhart An election offcial may inform the voter of the proper manner for casting a vote, but the sin, with a mailing address offcial may not in any manner advise or indicate a particular voting choice. born July 17, 1957, in Gary, of Cumberland; fve grand- of 2701 22nd Street, Rice Where Pa er Ballots are Used Indiana to Jean (Albright) children: Alex, Evan, Titan, Lake, WI 54868. The voter shall make a mark ( ) in the square ne t to the name of the candidate of Berger and Walter Berg- Envy and Serenity; two The petition will be heard his or her choice for each offce for which he or she intends to vote. To vote for a person er. Larry moved to Lady- brothers: Michael (Rolaine) at the Barron County Justice whose name does not appear on the ballot, the voter shall write in the name of the person smith, after the passing of Bearhart of Cumberland Center, 1420 State Hwy. 25 of his or her choice in the space provided for a write-in vote. n referendum questions, his father in 1968, with his and Bawasung (Tina) Mer- North, Barron, Wisconsin, the voter shall make a cross ( ) in the square ne t to yes if in favor of the question, or mother and younger sister. rill of Isle, MN; two sisters: Branch II Courtroom before the voter shall make a cross ( ) in the square ne t to no if opposed to the question. He graduated from Lady- Jeanne (Anthony) Awono- Circuit Court Judge/Circuit Where O tical Scan oting is Used smith High School in 1975 hopay and Michelle (Rob- Court Commissioner Hon. The voter shall fll in the oval or connect the arrow ne t to the name of the candidate of J.M. Bitney on December and moved to Rice Lake to ert Lemieux) Bearhart of his or her choice for each offce for which he or she intends to vote. To vote for a person 3, 2018 at 10:30 a.m. whose name does not appear on the ballot, the voter shall write in the name of the person attend the technical college. Cumberland; many nieces, You do not need to appear of his or her choice in the space provided for a write-in vote and fll connect the arrow ne t He graduated with a degree nephews, cousins and other unless you object. The peti- to the write-in line. n referendum questions, the voter shall connect the arrow ne t to in Automotive Mechanics. relatives. Johnny was pre- tion may be granted if there yes if in favor of the question, or the voter shall connect the arrow ne t to no if opposed While attending tech school ceded in death by parents; is no objection. to the question. he met and married Kath- brothers: Eugene Bearheart, The deadline for fling a Where Touch Screen oting is Used leen Seierstad. They went and Curtis Bearhart. claim against the dece- The voter shall touch the screen at the name of the candidate of his or her choice for on to raise three children, The Ceremonial Feast dent’s estate is January each offce for which he or she intends to vote. To vote for a person whose name does Mitchell, Katelyn and Kirsti will begin at 11:00 AM on 15, 2019. not appear on the ballot, the voter shall type in the name of the person of his or her choice Berger, who were the light Friday, October 26, 2018 A claim may be filed at in the space provided for a write-in vote. n referendum questions, the voter shall touch the Barron County Justice of his life. at Maple Plain Community the screen at yes if in favor of the question or the voter shall touch the screen ne t to Center, Barron, Wisconsin, no if opposed to the question. Larry had many simple Center with Vincent Merrill Room 2700. The vote should not be cast in any other manner. Not more than fve minutes’ time shall joys in life. His love of offciating. Burial will be in Heirship will be determined be allowed inside a voting booth. Sample ballots or other materials to assist the voter in music was something he Maple Plain Reserve Cem- at the hearing on petition for marking his or her ballot may be taken into the booth and copied. The sample ballot shall shared with his children. etery. fnal judgement. not be shown to anyone so as to reveal how the ballot is marked. Many great times were Pallbearers are Sam Publication of this notice Note: A voter must vote for overnor and Lieutenant overnor jointly on one ticket. spent going to concerts and Denny, Dan Merrill, Dan- is notice to any person A vote for overnor is also a vote for Lieutenant overnor. To vote for persons whose live bands with his children ny Bugg, Carlos Merrill, whose names or address names do not appear on the ballot, write the names of individuals for both offces on the are unknown. and grandchildren. When ColtenNOTICE Begay OF MEETING and Mike NOTICE lines provided.NOTICE OF GENERAL NOTICE ELECTION AND SAMPLE NOTICE BALLOT If you require reasonable his kids were younger he Taylor.OF THE Honorary LOCAL pallbear AND - The regular meeting of If a voter spoils a a erSTATE or OF o tical WISCONSINNO EMBER scan ballot 6, 2018,STATE he or she OF shall WISCONSIN return it to an election accommodations due to a MUNICIPAL BOARD OF the Cumberland Municipaloffcial who shall issue CIRCUITanother ballot COURT in its place, butCIRCUIT not more COURT than three ballots shall enjoyed all the things the ers are Tommy Bugg, An- disability to participate in NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION AND SAMPLE BALLOT CAN ASSERS tility will be held on MonbeOFFICE- issued OF to THEany BARRONone voter.BARRON COUNTY If the COUNTY ballot CLERK has not beenBARRON initialed COUNTY by two inspectors or is north woods of Wisconsin thony Awonohopay, Ni- the court process, please NO EMBER 6, 2018 TOWN OF MAPLE PLAIN day, November 5, 2018 defectiveTOat THE OTERS in any other OFNOTICE way,BARRON the TO voter CREDITORSCOUNTY: shall return it ORDERto the election SETTING offcial TIME who shall issue had to offer. Whether it was cholas Bearhart, Tyrone call (715) 537-6261 prior to At the close of voting 4:00 .m. in the tility fa -properNotice ballotis hereby in its given place. of (INFORMAL a general election to beTO held HEAR in Barron PETITION County, FOR on November hunting, fshing, camping, Awonohopay and Robert the scheduled court date. OFFICE OF THE BARRON COUNTY CLERK on Election Day, pursuant fces, located at 1265 Sec6,- The2018, voter at which may spoil the offcersaADMINISTRATION) touch named screen below ballot atshall the ADMINISTRATIONbe voting chosen. station The before names AND the ballot of the iscandi cast.- or just spending time out- Lemieux. The public wake Please note that the court TO THE OTERS OF BARRON COUNTY: to the provisions of Wis. ond Avenue in Cumberland,dates After for oting each offce the Ballo CASEto bet voted NO. 18PR93for, whose nominationsDEADLINE have beenFOR certifedFILING to or fled in does not provide transpor- Notice is hereby given of a general election to be held in Barron County, on November doors, Larry enjoyed these willStat. begin 19.84, at 3:00 the Election PM on Wisconsin. thisAfter offce, an areoffcial given a erIn underthe Matterballot the title isof marked,the of Estatethe offce it ofshall and be under CLAIMSfolded the so (FORMALappropriate that the inside party marks or other do tation. 6, 2018, at which the offcers named below shall be chosen. The names of the candi- moments with his kids. Thursday.Inspectors will convene as The meeting agenda is asnotdesignation, show, but each so the inShirley printedits proper Ann endorsements column, Ricci, Case together andNo. inspectors’ with theADMINISTRATION) questions initials on submitted the outside to ado vote, show. in dates for each offce to be voted for, whose nominations have been certifed to or fled in In his later years he left a Skinner joint meeting Funeral of Home the Lo of- follows /S/ Hon. J. M. Bitney Thethe sample voter shall ballot then below.18PR93. deposit the voted ballot in the properCASE ballot NO. bo 18PR95 or deliver the ballot to PUBLIC this offce, are given under the title of the offce and under the appropriate party or other PUBLIC NOTICESwork as a machinist to en- Cumberlandcal Board of is Canvassers serving the Circuit1. Roll Courtcall Judge an inspector for deposit An and application leaveINFORMATION the for pollinginformal placeTO OTERSIn promptly. the Matter of the Estate designation, each in its proper column, together with the questions submitted to a vote, in joy a much simpler life as family.and the Municipal Board of NOTICES2. OctoberPublic Comments 3, 2018 After pon an entering offcial the o ticaladministration polling scan place, ballot awas voter is marked, filed. shall state itof shall Leona his be or inserted herM. nameFrommader, in andthe securityaddress, sleeve show the sample ballot below. Canvassers for the purpose Anthony3. K. Review Berg and approvalsoan theacceptable marks do form notThe ofshow. photo decedent, The identifcation voter with shall date and then of sign insertdeceased. the the poll ballot book Case in before the No. voting being 18 device permitted and everyone’s favorite local INFORMATION TO OTERS of conducting the local and Attorneyof the10/15/18 at Law LLC. meeting mindiscardto- vote. theIf a sleevevoter does orbirth deliver notJanuary have the ballot20,acceptable 1934 to an and inspectorphoto PR identifcation, 95. for deposit. the If avoter central may count obtain sys a- bartender. He worked at pon entering the polling place, a voter shall state his or her name and address, show municipal canvasses pursu- Stateutes. Bar #1077438 temfree isphoto used, ID the for votervotingdate shall fromof deathinsert the Division theJuly ballot 7, 2018,of inMotor the ballot ehicles.A petition bo and If fora discardvoter formal is thenot ad sleeveregistered- or de to- many different bars over an acceptable form of photo identifcation and sign the poll book before being permitted PUBLIC NOTICES ant to Wis. Stat. 7.51 and 1344 Second4. Review Ave. and approval livervote,of the a voter ballot may to an registerwas inspector domiciled to votefor deposit. at in the Barron polling The voter placeministration shall serving leave was histhe orpollingfled. her The residenceplace promptly. if the the years, and made many to vote.PUBLIC If a voter does not have acceptable photo identifcation, the voter may obtain a 7.53(1). This meeting will be Cumberland,vouchers. WI 54829 voterAfter provides an offcial proof County, touch of residence. screen State ofballot WhereWisconsin, is cast,ballots thedecedent, are voter distributed shallwith date leaveto voters, of the birth pollingthe initials place of great friends, whom he af- free photo ID for voting from the Division of Motor ehicles. If a voter is not registered to open to the public pursuant PH #: 715-822-34555. Review and approvepromptly.two inspectorsNOTICES mustwith appear a mailing on the addressballot. pon of Junebeing 29, permitted 1920 and to vote, date theof voter shall fectionately referred to as vote, a voter may register to vote at the polling place serving his or her residence if the to Wis. Stat. 19.81-89. PublishedFinancial in the Cumberland statements Advocate and Reretire-A voter alone may to a select voting2311 an booth individual7th or St., machine Cumberland, to assist and in cast casting deathhis or his herDecember or ballother vote e cept 1, if the2017, that voter a voter declares who voter provides proof of residence. Where ballots are distributed to voters, the initials of his “good pallies.” Danielle Maxwell-Par er Octoberports. 17, 24 & 30, 2018 WNAXLP tois athe parent presiding or guardian offcialWI 54829. thatmay he be or accompanied she is unable by towas theread, voter’sdomiciled has diffculty minor in child Barronreading, or minor writing, ward. or PUBLIC two inspectors must appear on the ballot. pon being permitted to vote, the voter shall In the last fewWINTER years PARKING of REGULATIONSCler , Town of Ma le Plain 6. Interim eneral ManunderstandingAn- election offcial English, may All orinform interested that thedue voter to persons disability of the proper isCounty, unable manner Stateto cast for of castinghis Wiscon or her a vote,- ballot. but The the retire alone to a voting booth or machine and cast his or her ballot e cept that a voter who his life, after bartending be- Published in the Cumberland ager’s NOTICE report selectedoffcial may individual not in any waivedrendering manner notice. assistance advise or indicatemay not a sin,be particular thewith voter’s a mailingvoting employer choice. address or an agent of There will be no parking on any city street between the hours of 2:30 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. on any is a parent or guardian may be accompanied by the voter’s minor child or minor ward. came too strenuous, he was NOTICESAdvocate on ctober 31, 2018 STATE7. OF Adjourn WISCONSIN thatWhere employer Pa er or Ballotsan offcerThe are deadlineor Usedagent of for a labor filing organi ation of 2701 22nd which Street, represents Rice the voter. PUBLIC NOTICES WNA LP An election offcial may inform the voter of the proper manner for casting a vote, but the day between November 1 through April 1. Violators may be ticketed or towed. CIRCUIT COURTDean Bergstrom The followingvoter shall is makeaa sample claim a mark againstof the ( ) offcial thein the dece ballot square- Lake, ne t WIto the54868. name of the candidate of fortunate enough to become offcial may not in any manner advise or indicate a particular voting choice. Rick Rieper, Cumberland Chief of Police BARRONInterim COUNTYGeneral Manager his or her choice fordent’s each estateoffce foris Januarywhich he 29, or sheThe intends petition to vote. will be To heardvote for a person a Personal Care Attendant NOTICE Where Pa er Ballots are Used NOTICE ome TO or CREDITORS all o the Commissionwhose name does not2019. appear on the ballot, the voterat the shall Barron write County in the name Justice of the person for his young friend with There will be public hear- The voter shall make a mark ( ) in the square ne t to the name of the candidate of embers(INFORMAL ma attend tele honof his or her choice inA the claim space may provided be fled for at a write-in Center, vote. 1420 n State referendum Hwy. 25 questions, special needs. This was ings and regular meeting hisIn or addition her choice to forthe each contests offce shown for which on he the or SAMPLE she intends BALLOT, to vote. referenda To vote for uestions a person ADMINISTRATION)icall or b video con erencin the voter shall make the a crossBarron ( ) County in the squareJustice ne t North, to yes Barron, if in favor Wisconsin, of the question, or not a job to Larry. This of the Common Council whosewill a ear name on does the not ballot appear in Town on the of ballot, La eland the voter and shall Town write of Ma lein the name Plain of - Seethe person ues- of the City of Cumberland CASEPersons NO. attendin 18PR93 the meetin the voter shall make Center, a cross 1420 ( ) inState the squareHwy. 25 ne t Branch to no II if Courtroom opposed to before the question. was a rewarding opportu- at the tilit O ces ma oftions be his below:or her choice in the space provided for a write-in vote. n referendum questions, on Wednesday, NovemberPUBLIC In the Matter of the Estate ofNOTICES Where O tical ScanNorth, oting Barron, is UsedWisconsin, Circuit Court Judge/Circuit PUBLIC NOTICESWINTER able to vie and listen to thethe TOWNvoter shall OF LAKELANDmake a cross - ( )Shall in the square erson ne t holding to yes the ifof ce in favor of oftown the cler question, in the or nity where he was able to Shirley Ann Ricci, Case No. The voter shall fllRoom in the 2700. oval or connect the arrowCourt ne t Commissioner to the name of Hon.the candidate of 7, 2018, 7 00 P.M., at the meetin , unless the meetin theTown is voter of La elandshall make be a crossa ointed ( ) in bythe the square town ne t board to no if opposed to the question. provide care and guidance 18PR93. his or her choice for each /S/ offceDeanne for whichE. Alsbury he or sheJ.M. intends Bitney to onvote. December To vote for a person PARKING Cumberland City Hall, 950 moved to Closed ession, er WhereTOWN OFO tical MAPLE Scan PLAIN oting - Shall is Used the erson holding the of ce of town cler in the to his young friend. He An application for informal whose name does not appearProbate on the Registrarballot, the voter3, 2018 shall atwrite 10:30 in the a.m. name of the person 1st Avenue Ave. to consider Wisconsin tatutes he tilit Town The of voter Ma le shall Plain fll in be the a ointed oval or connect by the the town arrow board ne t to the name of the candidate of cherishedREGULATIONS the time he got to administration was filed. of his or her choice in the spaceOcotber provided 16, for 2018 a write-inYou vote do not and need fll connect to appear the arrow ne t the following agenda Commission reserves the ri hthis or herIf yo uchoice make a mist aforke on yeachour ballot offce for which he or she intends to vote. To vote for a person The decedent,to convene withto Closed date ession,of to the write-inor have a qu esline.tion, ask Andrew an n elect ioreferendumn J. Harrington questions, theunless voter you shall object. connect The the peti arrow- ne t to spend with him. 1. Call to order whose name does not appear on the ballot, the voter shall write in the name of the person birth JanuaryWis tats 20, 1 8 1934 C and and re yes if inins pfavorector for h eoflp. ( Athebsent equestion,e voters: or the voter shall connect the arrow ne t to no if opposed LarryThere will be was no a kind soul 2. Roll Call Contact your municipalLiden, clerk.) Dobberfuhl & tion may be granted if there date ofconvene death toJuly O en 7, ession,2018, Wistoof histhe orquestion. her choice in the space provided for a write-in vote and fll connect the arrow ne t with a gentle nature. He 3. Pledge of Allegiance To vote for a name on tHarrington,he ballot, S.C. is no objection. parking on any was domiciled tats 1 8 2 in Barron to Wherethe write-in Touch line. Screen n referendum oting is Used questions, the voter shall connect theDeeAnn arrow ne t Coo to was a great friend to many 4. Approval of the agenda complete the arrow nexStatet to the nam eBar, #1061492 The deadline forBarron fling Countya Cler County, StatePublished of inWisconsin, the Cumberland yes The if voterinlike favorthis shall of. thetouch question, the screen or the at voter the nameshall connect of the candidate the arrow of ne t his to or no her ifchoice opposed for city street be- 5. Approve payment of Advocate on ctober 31, 2018 PO Box 137 claim against the dece- PUBLIC NOTICESpeople and will be sorely with a mailing address of eachto the offce question.To vote fforor a n awhichme Publishedthat is n ohet on th orein theshe Cumberland intends toAdvocate vote. on To ctober vote for31, 2016a person WNA LP whose name does e penses WNA LP Barron, WI 54812 dent’s estate is January missed.tween the Larry hours wants people Whereballo tTouch, write the na mScreene on the line oting is Used 2311 7th St., Cumberland, not appearmarked on "writ ethe-in" an dballot, cPHomple te#: th ethe 715-537-5636 voter shall type in the15, name 2019 of .the person of his or her choice 6. Approval of minutes of The voter shall touch the screen at the name of the candidate of his or her choice for to rememberof 2:30 a.m. and him this way WI 54829. NOTICE in the spacearrow nex tprovided to the name like Published for a write-in in the Cumberlandvote. n referendumA claim questions, may be thefiled voter at shall touch the ctober 2, 2018 Council this . and celebrate his memory. All interested STATE OF personsWISCONSIN theeach screen offce atfor yes which ifAdvocate hein favoror she October of intends the 24 question & 31,to andvote. or theTo votevoter for shall a person touch whosethe screen name ne t does to 6:00 a.m. on any meeting the Barron County Justice waived notice.CIRCUIT COURT no not appear if opposed on the to ballot,the Novemberquestion. the voter 7, 2018 shall WNAXLP type in the name of the person of his or her choice Larry is survived by his 7. Public Comment period Center, Barron, Wisconsin, day between The deadlineBARRON for COUNTY filing in theThe space voteYou ma yshould cprovidedomplete on notly 1 a r rforbeow fo racast th ewrite-in in any vote. other n manner. referendum Not more questions, than fve the minutes’ voter shall time touch shall three children, Mitchell 8. Consider approval of office of Governor/Lieutenant Governor. Room 2700. November 1 a claimNOTICE against TO the CREDITORS dece- bethe allowedscreenA vote foatinsider on l yes y Lieut eana nifvotingt G oinver nfavoror w ibooth.ll of the Sample question ballots or the or othervoter materialsshall touch to theassist screen the voterne t toin Berger, Katelyn Berger, and applications for perators, Heirship will be determined dent’s estate(INFORMAL is January 29, marking no if opposedn ohist be c oorunte dher. to theballot question. may be taken into the booth and copied. The sample ballot shall Kirstinthrough Berger, April 1. three grand- Picnic and Transient Mer- at the hearing on petition for ADMINISTRATION) The vote should not be cast in any other manner. Not more than fve minutes’ time shall chant licenses 2019. not be shown to anyone so as to reveal how the ballotfnal judgement.is marked . PUBLIC NOTICESchildrenViolators Bradley, may Asher and be allowed inside a voting booth. Sample ballots or other materials to assist the voter in CASE NO. 18PR96 9. Consider approval of A claim may be fled at Note: A voter must vote for overnor and LieutenantPublication overnor of this jointly notice on one ticket. Bailey Violette. He is also In the Matter of the Estate markingof his or her ballot may be taken into the booth and copied. The sample ballot shall be ticketed or the Barron County Justice A vote for overnor is also a vote for Lieutenantis overnor. notice to To any vote personfor persons whose survived by his mother Jean an amended ordinance to not be shown to anyone so as to reveal how the ballot is marked. Center, . 1420Tanis State Regner Hwy. Case 25 No.names do not appear on the ballot, write the names of individuals for both offces on the towed. accept anne ation of prop- whose names or address Applebee, his sister Jan- North,18PR96. Barron, Wisconsin, linesNote: provided. A voter must vote for overnor and Lieutenant overnor jointly on one ticket. erty (road right-of-way on are unknown. ice (Jack)Rick Rieper Keith, and many An application for inA -vote for overnor is also a vote for Lieutenant overnor. To vote for persons whose 22nd Ave.) Room 2700. If a voter spoils a a er or o tical scan ballot , heIf you or she require shall reasonable return it to an election nieces and nephews. He /S/formal Deanne administration E. Alsbury wasoffcialnames whodo not shall appear issue on another the ballot, ballot write in itsthe place, names but of notindividuals moreTo vothant efor in fav o bothrthree of a qu eoffcesst ioballotsn, comple teon shall the Cumberland 10. Consider approval accommodationsthe arrow duenext to " Ytoes," likae filed. The decedent, withlines provided. this . was Chief preceded of Police in death by of an amended ordinance Probate Registrar be issued to any one voter. If the ballot has notdisability been initialed to participate by two inspectors in or is date of birth December 10, If a voter spoils a a er or o tical scan ballot , he or she shallTo vote returnagainst a qu eitst ioton, c oanmple teelection his father, Walter Berger, to accept anne ation of Ocotber 16, 2018 defective in any other way, the voter shall return itthe to courtthe election process, offcial please who shall issue Andrew1934 J. Harringtonand date of deathoffcial who shall issue another ballot in its place, but not morethe athanrrow nex t tthreeo "No," like ballots shall his sister Joan Bullock, and property (Cumberland olf a proper ballot in its place. call (715) 537-6261this prior. to September 25, 2018, wasbe issued to any one voter. If the ballot has not been initialed by two inspectors or is Course) Liden, Dobberfuhl & The voter may spoil a touch screen ballot at thethe voting scheduled station beforecourt date.the ballot is cast. his sister Wendy Anderson defective in any other way, the voter shall return it to the election offcial who shall issue Harrington,domiciled S.C. in Barron County, After oting the Ballot Please note that the court Birch. 11. Consider 2019 Sewer StateState Bar #1061492 of Wisconsin, witha aproper After an ballot offcial in its a er place. ballot is marked, it shall be folded so that the inside marks do Rates does not provide transpor - Please join us for a cel- mailing address of 1100 The voter may spoil a touch screen ballot at the voting station before the ballot is cast. 12. Consider approval of PO Box 137 not show, but so the printed endorsements and inspectors’ tation. initials on the outside do show. ebration of life. It will be Barron,Jeffrey WI 54812 Blvd., Cumberland,The After voter oting shall then the Ballodeposit t the voted ballot in the proper ballot bo or deliver the ballot to a resolution setting storm /S/ Hon. J. M. Bitney held at The Hammer Bar in PH #:WI 715-537-5636 54829. anAfter inspector an offcial for deposit a er and ballot leave is marked,the polling it shallplace be promptly. folded so that the inside marks do water utility charges for Circuit Court Judge Cumberland on Saturday Published All in interested the Cumberland persons not After show, an but offcial so the o tical printed scan endorsements ballot is marked, and inspectors’ it shall be initialsinserted on in the the outside security do sleeve show. residential and commercial October 3, 2018 NovemberALL NIGHT3rd from PARKING 2:00 PROHIBITED to Advocatewaived October notice. 24 & 31, and soThe the voter marks shall do then not depositshow. Thethe votedvoter ballotshall thenin the insert proper the ballot ballot bo in theor deliver voting the device ballot and to properties November The 7, 2018deadline WNAXLP for filingan inspector for deposit and leave the polling placeAnthony promptly. K. Berg 8:00 p.m. 13. Consider approval of discard the sleeve or deliver the ballot to an inspector for deposit. If a central count sys- November 1 through April 1 a claim against the decetem-After is used, an offcial the voter o tical shall scan insert ballot the ballotis marked, in the itAttorneyballot shall bo be inserted atand Law discard LLC.in the the security sleeve sleeve or de- Skinner Funeral Home is Resolution for Aquatic Inva- NOTICEdent’s OF estate MEETING is February liverso4, the the marks ballot NOTICEdo to annot inspector show. The for voterdeposit. shall The then voter insertState shall the Bar NOTICEleave ballot #1077438 the in polling the voting place device promptly. and NOTICE servingThere will the be nofamily. parking on any city street betweensive Species the hours Control rants OF2019. THE LOCAL AND discardAfterThe the an sleeve offcialregular or touch meeting deliver screen the of ballot ballot to is an cast, inspector STATE the1344 voter forSecond OF deposit. shall WISCONSIN Ave. leave If a central the pollingSTATE count place sys OF- WISCONSIN Program of 2:30 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. on any day between November 1 MUNICIPAL A claim BOARD may be OF fled promptly.temat theis used, Cumberland the voter Municipalshall insert the ballot in the Cumberland,ballot CIRCUIT bo and COURT discardWI 54829 the sleeveCIRCUIT or de- COURT 14. Consider approval of CAN ASSERS tility will be held on Mon- PHBARRON #: 715-822-3455 COUNTY BARRON COUNTY the Barron County Justiceliver A voterthe ballot may to select an inspector an individual for deposit. to assist The in votercasting shall his leave or her the vote polling if the place voter promptly.declares e penses from Cumberland Published in the Cumberland Advocate through April 1. Violators may be ticketed or towed. TOWNCenter, OF MAPLE 1420 State PLAIN Hwy. 25to Aftertheday, presiding anNovember offcial offcial touch 5, 2018that screen he at or ballotshe is isunable cast, NOTICE to the read, voter hasTO shall CREDITORSdiffculty leave reading, the pollingORDER writing, place SETTINGor TIME tility to be paid from TID 9 At the close of voting October 17, 24 & 31, 2018 WNAXLP North, Barron, Wisconsin,understandingpromptly. 4:00 .m. inEnglish, the tility or that f- due to disability is unable(INFORMAL to cast his or her TOballot. HEAR The PETITION FOR 15. Consider approval on Election Day, pursuant A fces,voter maylocated select at 1265 an individual Sec- to assist in casting ADMINISTRATION) his or her vote if the voterADMINISTRATION declares AND Room 2700. selected individual rendering assistance may not be the voter’s employer or an agent of of a resolution for funding to the provisions of Wis. to theond presiding Avenue inoffcial Cumberland, that he or she is unable to CASE read, NO.has 18PR93diffculty reading, DEADLINE writing, or FOR FILING ALL NIGHT PARKING from the State Trust Fund /S/ Deanne E. Alsburythat employer or an offcer or agent of a labor organi ation which represents the voter. WINTER PARKING REGULATIONS Stat. 19.84,Registrar the Election in Probate understanding TheWisconsin. following English, is a sample or that of thedue offcial to disability ballot In is the unable Matter to of cast the Estate his or ofher ballot.CLAIMS The (FORMAL Loan for the balance of the Inspectors will convene as selectedThe individual meeting agendarendering is as assistance may notShirley be the Ann voter’s Ricci, employerCase No. or an ADMINISTRATION)agent of PROHIBITED Wickre Drive, Forest Path October 22, 2018 ALL NIGHT PARKING PROHIBITED: a jointGregory meeting J. ofBanchy the Lo- that follows employer or an offcer or agent of a labor organi ation18PR93. which represents the CASEvoter. NO. 18PR95 and Woodland Trail project cal Board of Canvassers The 1.following Roll call is a sample of the offcial ballot An application for informal In the Matter of the Estate November 1 through April 1 16. Discussion on change Banchy Law Center There will be no parking on any city street and the4410 Municipal Golf Terrace, Board Suite of 145 In addition2. Public to Comments the contests shown on the SAMPLEadministration BALLOT, was referenda filed. of uestions Leona M. Frommader, of structure to City Council Canvassers for the purpose 3. Review and approval The decedent, with date of deceased. Case No. 18 17.between Consider the hours of 2:30 letters a.m. and and 6:00 Eau Claire, WI 54701 will a ear on the ballot in Town of La eland and Town of Ma le Plain - See ues- There will be no parking on any city of conducting the local and tionsof below: the10/15/18 meeting min- birth January 20, 1934 and PR 95. petitions presented or re- 715-839-7526 a.m. on any day between November 1 municipal canvasses pursu- InTOWNutes. addition OF toLAKELAND the contests - Shall shown the on erson the SAMPLE dateholding of death BALLOT,the of ceJuly 7, referendaof 2018, town cler A uestions petition in the for formal ad- street between the hours of 2:30 a.m. ferred, new or unfnished ant toPublished Wis. Stat. in the 7.51 Cumberland and Advocate will a ear4. Review on the and ballot approval in ofTown of La elandwas and domiciled Town of Ma lein Barron Plain ministration- See ues -was fled. The businessthrough April and 1. Violators future may be pro tick- October 31 and November 7 & 14, 2018Town of La eland be a ointed by the town board 7.53(1). This meetingWNAXLP will be tionsvouchers. below: County, State of Wisconsin, decedent, with date of birth and 6:00 a.m. on any day between posedeted or agendatowed. items TOWN OF MAPLE PLAIN - Shall the erson holding the of ce of town cler in the open to the public pursuant Town TOWN of5. Ma le ReviewOF LAKELAND Plain and be approve a ointed - Shall the by erson the town withholding board a mailing the of ce address of town of Junecler 29,in the1920 and date of November 1 through April 1. Violators 18. Committee reportsRick Rieper to Wis. Stat. 19.81-89. TownFinancial of La eland statements be a ointed and Re- by the town 2311board 7th St., Cumberland, death December 1, 2017, may be ticketed or towed. 19. Adjourn Danielle Maxwell-Par er TOWNports. OF MAPLE PLAIN - Shall the ersonWI holding 54829. the of ce of town wascler domiciled in the in Barron CumberlandJulie Chief Kessler of Police Cler , Town of Ma le Plain Town of6. Ma le Interim Plain eneral be a ointed Man- by the town All board interested persons County, State of Wiscon- Rick Rieper Cler -Treasurer Published in the Cumberland ager’s report waived notice. DeeAnnsin, with Coo a mailing address City of Cumberland Advocate on ctober 31, 2018 7. Adjourn The deadline forBarron filing Countyof 2701 Cler 22nd Street, Rice Published in the Cumberland WNA LP Cumberland Chief of Police Advocate on ctober 31, 2018 DeanPublished Bergstrom in the Cumberland Advocatea on claim ctober against 31, 2016 theWNA LP dece- Lake, WI 54868. WNA LP NOTICE Interim General Manager dent’s estate is January 29, DeeAnnThe petition Coo will be heard There will be public hear- ome or all o the Commission 2019. Barron Countyat the Barron Cler County Justice ings and regular meeting embers ma attendPublished tele hon in the Cumberland Advocate onA ctober claim 31,may 2016 be WNA LP fled at Center, 1420 State Hwy. 25 of the Common Council icall or b video con erencin the Barron County Justice North, Barron, Wisconsin,Public Notices cont’d of the City of Cumberland Persons attendin the meetin Center, 1420 State Hwy. 25 Branch II Courtroom before on page 11 at the tilit O ces ma be on Wednesday, November North, Barron, Wisconsin, Circuit Court Judge/Circuit able to vie and listen to the Room 2700. 7, 2018, 7 00 P.M., at the meetin , unless the meetin is Court Commissioner Hon. Cumberland City Hall, 950 moved to Closed ession, er /S/ Deanne E. Alsbury J.M. Bitney on December 1st Avenue Ave. to consider Wisconsin tatutes he tilit Probate Registrar 3, 2018 at 10:30 a.m. the following agenda Commission reserves the ri ht Ocotber 16, 2018 You do not need to appear 1. Call to order to convene to Closed ession, Andrew J. Harrington unless you object. The peti- 2. Roll Call Wis tats 1 8 C and re Liden, Dobberfuhl & tion may be granted if there 3. Pledge of Allegiance convene to O en ession, Wis Harrington, S.C. is no objection. tats 1 8 2 State Bar #1061492 The deadline for fling a 4. Approval of the agenda Published in the Cumberland 5. Approve payment of Advocate on ctober 31, 2018 PO Box 137 claim against the dece- e penses WNA LP Barron, WI 54812 dent’s estate is January 6. Approval of minutes of PH #: 715-537-5636 15, 2019. NOTICE the ctober 2, 2018 Council Published in the Cumberland A claim may be filed at STATE OF WISCONSIN meeting Advocate October 24 & 31, and the Barron County Justice CIRCUIT COURT November 7, 2018 WNAXLP 7. Public Comment period Center, Barron, Wisconsin, BARRON COUNTY 8. Consider approval of Room 2700. NOTICE TO CREDITORS applications for perators, Heirship will be determined (INFORMAL Picnic and Transient Mer- at the hearing on petition for ADMINISTRATION) chant licenses fnal judgement. CASE NO. 18PR96 9. Consider approval of Publication of this notice In the Matter of the Estate of an amended ordinance to is notice to any person . Tanis Regner Case No. accept anne ation of prop- whose names or address 18PR96. erty (road right-of-way on are unknown. An application for in- 22nd Ave.) If you require reasonable formal administration was 10. Consider approval accommodations due to a filed. The decedent, with of an amended ordinance disability to participate in date of birth December 10, to accept anne ation of the court process, please 1934 and date of death property (Cumberland olf call (715) 537-6261 prior to September 25, 2018, was Course) the scheduled court date. domiciled in Barron County, 11. Consider 2019 Sewer Please note that the court State of Wisconsin, with a Rates does not provide transpor- mailing address of 1100 12. Consider approval of tation. Jeffrey Blvd., Cumberland, a resolution setting storm /S/ Hon. J. M. Bitney WI 54829. water utility charges for All interested persons Circuit Court Judge residential and commercial waived notice. October 3, 2018 properties The deadline for filing Anthony K. Berg 13. Consider approval of a claim against the dece- Attorney at Law LLC. Resolution for Aquatic Inva- dent’s estate is February 4, State Bar #1077438 sive Species Control rants 2019. 1344 Second Ave. Program A claim may be fled at Cumberland, WI 54829 14. Consider approval of the Barron County Justice PH #: 715-822-3455 e penses from Cumberland Center, 1420 State Hwy. 25 Published in the Cumberland Advocate tility to be paid from TID 9 North, Barron, Wisconsin, October 17, 24 & 31, 2018 WNAXLP 15. Consider approval Room 2700. of a resolution for funding from the State Trust Fund /S/ Deanne E. Alsbury Loan for the balance of the Registrar in Probate Wickre Drive, Forest Path October 22, 2018 and Woodland Trail project Gregory J. Banchy 16. Discussion on change Banchy Law Center of structure to City Council 4410 Golf Terrace, Suite 145 17. Consider letters and Eau Claire, WI 54701 petitions presented or re- 715-839-7526 ferred, new or unfnished Published in the Cumberland Advocate business and future pro- October 31 and November 7 & 14, 2018 WNAXLP posed agenda items 18. Committee reports 19. Adjourn Julie Kessler Cler -Treasurer City of Cumberland Published in the Cumberland Advocate on ctober 31, 2018 WNA LP PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES REQUEST FORPUBLIC INFORMATION Barron County is conducting a Request for Information PUBLIC NOTICES (RFI) for Single Sort, PrivateNOTICES Vendor Provided Recycling Services. The purpose of the Request for Information is for Barron County to begin exploring the possibility of outsourcing recycling activities to a private vendor. Requirements for submittal can be obtained at www. PUBLIC NOTICESbarroncountywi.gov or by contacting Jeff French,PUBLIC NOTICES County Administrator at 715-537-6840 or jeff.french@ co.barron.wi.us Food for Thought... Published in the Cumberland Advocate on October 10, 2018 WNAXLP PUBLIC NOTICES Wednesday, October 31, 2018 11 PUBLIC NOTICES
WANTED U I NOTI E U I NOTI E TO A USTOMERS OF T E The City of Cumberland is accepting bids for sidewalk UM ER AND MUNI I A UTI IT and doorway snow and ice removal at City Hall, 950 1st At the November eneral lection to be held on The Cumberland unicipal tility currently collects an an- Avenue. This would be for keeping the sidewalk and all Tuesday, November 6, 2018, the polling sites listed be- nual amount of 177,251 for providing public re protection entrances/exits cleared thru the winter for public safety. low will be open 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and are accessi- (PFP) to the City of Cumberland. This cost covers the ad- Questions can be directed to the City Clerk, by calling ble to elderly and disabled voters. If you have questions ditional storage, pumping, and distribution required to provide 715-822-2752 or by e-mailing clerk@cityofcumberland. concerning a polling site, contact the municipal clerk. the high ows and pressures needed to ght res. Currently, net. Sealed bids should be returned no later than No- unicipality, ate, Time, Location and Contact Infor- the City of Cumberland collects a municipal PFP charge of vember 2, 2018 at 4:00 pm to Julie Kessler, Clerk-Treas- mation: 177,251 (100 percent of the total PFP cost) from property urer, 950 1st Avenue, Cumberland, WI 54829. The City T M W taxes and pays this charge to the water utility. The City of reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Town Hall, 393 26th Ave., Cumberland, WI 54829 Cumberland recently approved eliminating the municipal PFP charge. As such, the City of Cumberland has requested Pub- Published in the Cumberland Advocate on anielle axwell-Parker, Clerk, 715-529-2741 lic Service Commission authori ation to allow the entire col- October 24 & 31, 2018 WNAXLP 2675 Polk-Barron St, Cumberland, WI 54829 Of ce hours: by appointment lection of the PFP charges from each customer of the water utility. The resulting direct charges to each water customer T The question W will appear on the ballot as follows: NOTI E OF REFERENDUM ARRON OUNT are based on the quivalent eters ethod, in accordance Town Hall, 1876 ouldHwy. 63, t e Comstock, tate le lature WI 54826 enact ro o ed le lat on TUESDA NO EM ER with Wis. Stat. Sec. 196.03(3)(b), which reads as follows: Arlene Frisinger,t at clo e Clerk, t e ar 715-822-8039 tore loo ole c currentl al NOTI E IS ERE I EN that at an election to be nless the governing body of the city, village or town 164 22ndlo Ave., commerc al Comstock, reta l WI ro ert e 54826 to n cantl reduce t e held in the County of Barron, on Tuesday, November 6, adopts a resolution providing that the city, village or town will Of ce hours:a e ed by appointment valuat on and ro ert ta o uc ro ert e 2018, the following proposed Resolution of the County pay the retail charges for the production, storage, transmis- T re ult n W n a ub tant al t n ta e lev ed a a n t ot er Board,NOTI E will be OFsubmitted REFERENDUM to a vote of ARRONthe people: OUNT The question will appear on the ballot assion, follows: sale and delivery or furnishing of water for public re Town Hall, 902ta 20th a n Avenue, ent t e Cumberland, uc a re dent al WI 54829 ome o ner and BARRON COUNTYTUESDA RESOLUTION NO EM ER NO. 2018 – 23 ould t e tate le lature enact ro o edprotection le lat on purposes that are not included in general service Holly Nyhus,or cut Clerk, n e ent al 715-357-6154 erv ce rov ded b an a ected mu ResolutionNOTI E SupportingIS ERE Dark I EN Store that Loophole at an election Referendum to be t at clo e t e ar tore loo ole c charges: currentl al 1876 7thn c al t lo St., commerc al Cumberland, reta l WI ro ert e 54829 to n cantl reduce t e heldTO THE in the BARRON County COUNTY of Barron, BOARD on Tuesday, OF SUPERVISORS: November 6, 1. A public utility shall include the charges in the water util- Of ce hours:a e edE ANATION by appointment valuat on and ro ert ta o uc ro ert e 2018,W EREAS the following, each proposed time a big Resolution box retailer of gets the County a ark T W ity bill of each customer of the public utility in the city, village Board, will be submitted to a vote of the people: re ult n The purpose n a ub tant al of this County-wide t n ta e advisory lev ed a a n t referendum ot er Store tax break, homeowners, small businesses and other Town Hall, 791 29 11/16th Ave., Barronett,WI 54813 or town. BARRON COUNTY RESOLUTION NO. 2018 – 23 onta this a n issue ent t e of ark uc Stores a taxre dent al loopholes ome will provideo ner guid and - property owners have to pick up a greater share of the 2. A municipal utility may, in addition to including the charg- Resolution Supporting Dark Store Loophole Referendum Bruce Holmes,anceor cut to nClerk,the e ent al State 715-822-2775 legislature erv ce rov dedas to the b will an of a ected the Barron mu property tax levy and es in water utility bills under subd. 1., bill the charges to any TO THE BARRON COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS: PO BoxCountyn c al t 28, Barronett, electorate WI regarding 54813 the amount of support for and W EREAS, over the past several months, municipal, person who meets all of the following conditions: W EREAS, each time a big box retailer gets a ark Of ce hours:againstE ANATION by the appointment elimination of ark Store loopholes. county, city, and town of cials have been in contact with The purpose of this County-wide advisorya. referendum The person is not a customer of the municipal utility. Store tax break, homeowners, small businesses and other This isW an advisory referendum only. state legislators testifying against the ark Store tax loop- on this issue of ark Stores tax loopholes will provideb. The personguid- owns land that is located in the city, village property owners have to pick up a greater share of the City Hall, 950 1stAn Ave, answer Cumberland, of to WI the 54829 referendum question indicates hole in order to avoid a property tax burden shifting to other ance to the State legislature as to the willor of town the andBarron in an area in which the municipal utility has an property tax levy and Julie A. youKessler, are in City favor Clerk-Treasurer, of requesting the state legislature to take tax pay entities such as residential homeowners and other County electorate regarding the amount of obligationsupport for to and provide water for public re protection. W EREAS, over the past several months, municipal, 715-822-2752 action to address and correct the ark Store loopholes county,businesses city, and/orand town cuts of cials in essential have servicesbeen in contactprovided with by against the elimination of ark Store loopholes.This change in billing for PFP will allow for the collection 950 1stto Ave, prevent Cumberland, Big Box WI retailers,54829 or other commercial retail statean affected legislators municipality testifying and against the ark Store tax loop- This is an advisory referendum only. of a portion of PFP charges from property owners who are Of ce hours:property 8:00 owners, a.m. 4:30 that p.m. are currently( on-Fri) operating from using holeW EREAS in order to, unlessavoid a the property ark Store tax burden loopholes shifting are toclosed, other An answer of to the referendum questionnot subject indicates to property taxes. The tility does not intend to Published in the Cumberlandyoua vacant are Advocate in big favor box on of October store requesting 31,or 2018other the WNAXLP vacant state legislaturecommercial to retailtake taxresidents pay entities will reali e such as the residential impact when homeowners they receive and other their charge non-general service customers as de ned in subd. 2. propertyaction to as address a comparable and correct property the in ark assessing Store loopholesvaluation businessesproperty tax and/orbills in cutsthe mail in essential in ecember services and provided by above. The proposed monthly PFP charges are as follows: NOTI Eandto prevent the OF accompanying REFERENDUM Big Box retailers, property ortax other liability. commercial retail an W EREASaffected municipality , Wisconsin and State Statute 59.52(25) allows eter Si e xisting onthly Proposed onthly propertyAnT answer owners, of N that to arethe currentlyreferendum operating question from indicates using forW EREAS a county board, unless to theconduct ark Storea county-wide loopholes referendum are closed, Charges Charges residents will reali e the impact when they receive their youa vacant are not big in S box favor store of W requestingor other vacant the state commercial legislature retail to for advisory purposes and 5/8 0 9.61 property tax bills in the mail in ecember and NOTIC IS H R B takeproperty IV N action as thata to comparable address at an election and property correct to be inheld the assessing ark Store valuation loop- W EREAS, a county-wide advisory referendum on the 3/4 0 9.61 W EREAS, Wisconsin State Statute 59.52(25) allows in the Town of Lakeland,holesand the to accompanyingCountyprevent of Big Barron, Box property retailers,on Tuesday, tax liability. or other commercial issue of ark Stores would provide guidance to the state An answer of N to the referendum question1 indicates 0 24.01 for a county board to conduct a county-wide referendum November 6, 2018retail the following property question owners, will that be are submitted currently operating from legislature as to the will of the Barron County electorate on you are not in favor of requesting the state legislature1 to 0 35.54 for advisory purposes and to a vote of the people.using a vacant big box store or other vacant commercial this issue and take action to address and correct the ark1 Store loop- 0 48.03 W EREAS, a county-wide advisory referendum on the Shall the personretail holding property the Of ce as a comparable of Town Clerk property in the in assessing valu- W EREAS, this resolution seeks authori ation to con- holes to prevent Big Box retailers, or other2 commercial 0 76.84 issue of ark Stores would provide guidance to the state Town of Lakelandation be appointed and the accompanying by the Town board property tax liability. legislatureduct such aas county-wide to the will of advisory the Barron referendum County electorate and on retail property owners, that are currently operating3 from 0 144.08 A copy of the entire text our of vote the resolutionon this question directing will the not sub directly- result in the thisW EREAS issue and, this resolution was approved by the xecu- using a vacant big box store or other vacant4 commercial 0 240.13 mission of the questionpassage can or be non-passage obtained from of any the ordinanceof ce of or state statute. tiveW EREAS Committee, thison Juneresolution 29, 2018 seeks on authori ation a vote of 9 - to0, conwith- retail property as a comparable property in assessing6 valu- 0 480.26 the Town of LakelandThe clerk.purpose of the question is to advise your representa- ductOkey, such Buchanan, a county-wide Bartlett, advisory Hanson, referendum Horstman, cRoberts,and ation and the accompanying property tax liability.8 0 768.42 Acceptable Phototives our I of will thevote be amount onrequired this of question tosupport vote at willfor this andnot elec directlyagainst- resultthe elimina in the- Heinecke,W EREAS Heller, this and resolution Rindsig was (alternate approved for by Thompson) the xecu- 10 0 1,152.63 tion. If you do nottionpassage have of a ark photo or non-passageStore I , loopholes.you may of anyobtain ordinance a free or state statute. tivevoting Committee in favor and on noJune members 29, 2018 voting on aagainst. vote of Thompson9 - 0, with 12 0 1,536.84 I for voting from Thethe ivisionpurpose ofof otorthe question Vehicles. is to advise yourD A representa - Okey,was absent. Buchanan, Bartlett, Hanson, Horstman, cRoberts, The following is a projected monthly billing comparison: Heinecke, Heller and Rindsig (alternate for Thompson) one in the Towntives of of Lakeland, the amount County of support of Barron, for and State against the elimina - NOW T EREFORE E IT RESO ED that the Bar- Customer eter Volume With xisting With Percent voting in favor and no members voting against. Thompson of Wisconsin on Octobertion of ark 4, 2018 Store loopholes. ron County Board of Supervisors does hereby recommend Published in the Cumberland Advocate on October 31,TypeD A 2018 WNAXLP Si e (gallons) PFP Charge Proposed Increase wasadoption absent. of the following resolution, and that Barron Coun- NOW T EREFORE E IT RESO ED that the Bar- PFP Charge ty Board of Supervisors does resolve to conduct a county- Published in the Cumberland Advocate October 31, 2018 WNAXLP Average ron County Board of Supervisors does hereby recommend Published in the Cumberland Advocate on OctoberNOTI E 31, 2018 WNAXLPOF MEETIN NOTI E NOTI E wide advisory referendum, to be held with the November Residential 5/8 3,000 17.05 26.66NOTI E 56.4 adoption of the following resolution, and that Barron Coun- OF T E O A AND STATE OF WIS ONSIN STATE OF WIS ONSIN 2018 general election that a concise statement of the NOTI E OF REFERENDUM Large The regular meeting of ty Board of Supervisors does resolve to conduct a county- MUNI I A OARD OF the Cumberland unicipal IR UIT OURT IR UIT OURT widequestion advisory is given referendum, and that the to question be held willwith state the asNovember follows: T M Residential 5/8 8,000 31.30 40.91 30.7 AN ASSERS ARRON OUNT ARRON OUNT 2018 ue t on general ould election t e that tate a le lature concise statement enact ro o ed of the S W ultifamily 2 30,000 104.90 tility will 181.74 be held on73.3 M TOWN OF MA E AIN NOTI E TO REDITORS ORDER SETTIN TIME questionle lat on is t at given clo e and thatt e ar the question tore loo ole will state as c follows: cur N Commercial 1 33,000 89.21 N 113.22 26.9 At the close of voting INFORMA TO EAR ETITION FOR rentl ue t on allo commerc al ould t e tate reta l le lature ro ert e enact to n cantl ro o ed NOTIC IS H R B IV N, that at an election to be Industrial 3 165,000 338.20 482.28 in the tility42.6 Of- on lection ay, pursuant ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION AND le lat onreduce t e t at a e ed clo e t e valuat on ar tore and loo ole ro ert ta c o uc cur held in the Town of aple Plain, County of Barron, on Public ces, located at 1265 Sec- to the provisions of Wis. ASE NO R DEAD INE FOR FI IN rentl ro ert e allo re ult n commerc al n a reta l ub tant al ro ert e t n to ta e n cantl lev ed Tuesday, November 6, 2018, the following proposed Town Authority 3 33,000 128.11ond Avenue 272.19 in Cumberland, 112.5 Stat. 19.84, the lection In the atter of the state of AIMS FORMA reducea a n t t eot er a e ed ta a n valuat on ent t e and uc ro ert a re dent al ta o ome uc Board Ordinance 2018-01 will be submitted to a vote of A telephonic public hearing onWisconsin. the application has been ro ert e re ult n n a ub tant al t n ta e lev ed Inspectors will convene as Shirley Ann Ricci, Case No. ADMINISTRATION o ner and or cut n e ent al erv ce rov ded b an the people: scheduled for Tuesday, NovemberThe 13, meeting 2018, agenda at 2:30 is p.m. as a a n t ot er ta a n ent t e uc a re dent al ome a joint meeting of the Lo- 18PR93. ASE NO R a ected mun c al t TOWN OF APL PLAIN in the City Hall, 950 1st Avenue,follows: Cumberland, Wisconsin. o ner and or cut n e ent al erv ce rov ded b an cal Board of Canvassers An application for informal In the atter of the state E IT FURT ER RESO ED that the Corporation OR INANC NO. 2018-01 Scheduling questions regarding this1. hearing Roll call may be directed a ected mun c al t and the unicipal Board of administration was filed. of Leona . Frommader, Counsel prepare a Notice of Referendum to be published AN OR INANC TO APPOINT TH TOWN CL RK to the PSCW at (608) 266-3766. 2. Public Comments E IT FURT ER RESO ED that the Corporation Canvassers for the purpose The decedent, with date of deceased. Case No. 18 by the Barron County Clerk in accordance with statutory The Town Board of the Town of aple Plain, Barron A person may testify in this proceeding3. Review without and becoming approval Counsel prepare a Notice of Referendum to be published of conducting the local and birth January 20, 1934 and PR 95. requirements. County, Wisconsin, does hereby ordain as follows: a party and without attorney representation.of the10/15/18 A meeting person minmay- by the Barron County Clerk in accordance with statutory municipal canvasses pursu- utes. date of death July 7, 2018, A petition for formal ad- requirements. E IT FURT ER RESO ED that this resolution and That, pursuant to Wis. Stat. 60.30(1e)(a), the of ce of submit this testimony in only one of the following ways: ant to Wis. Stat. 7.51 and 4. Review and approval of was domiciled in Barron ministration was led. The the E referendum IT FURT ER shall RESO EDbe led with thethat Barron this resolution County Clerk and the town clerk shall be lled by appointment of a majority W o to the Commission s web site at 7.53(1). This meeting will be County, State of Wisconsin, decedent, with date of birth theno laterreferendum than 70 shall days be prior led with to the the election Barron County at which Clerk the of the members-elect of the town board. http://psc.wi.gov, click on File vouchers. a Comment . On the next open to the public pursuant with a mailing address of June 29, 1920 and date of noquestion later thanwill appear 70 days on priorthe ballot. to the election at which the The term of of ce for the appointed position shall be page select the File a comment link5. that Review appears and for approve docket to Wis. Stat. 19.81-89. 2311 7th St., Cumberland, death ecember 1, 2017, question E IT FURT ERwill appear RESO EDon the ballot. That this resolution, upon set by the town board, but may not exceed 3 years per number 1490-PFP-100. Web commentsFinancial statements shall be receivedand Re- D M WI 54829. was domiciled in Barron passage, E IT FURT ER be forwarded RESO ED to Barron That County s this resolution, elected Stateupon 60.30(1 e)(c). The town board may re-appoint the of cer no later than the day before the ports.hearing. T M All interested persons County, State of Wiscon- passage,Representatives, be forwarded Representative to Barron County s Quinn, andelected Senator State for additional terms. However, removal by the town board O . Spoken testimony6. Interim at the eneralpublic session. an- Published in the Cumberland waived notice. sin, with a mailing address Representatives,Bewley, overnor Representative Scott Walker, and Quinn, all other and Wisconsin Senator during a given term of of ce may only be for cause as W Insteadager s of speaking report at the hearing, Bewley, overnor Scott Walker, and all other Wisconsin Advocate on October 31, 2018 7. Adjourn The deadline for filing of 2701 22nd Street, Rice Counties, and de ned under 17.001 and required by 60.30(1 e)(f). write outWNAXLP a comment and submit it at the public session. Counties, and a claim against the dece- Lake, WI 54868. E IT FURT ER RESO ED that publication of this This ordinance is subject to approval by the town elec- M All comments submittedD by .S. ail E IT FURT ER RESO ED that publication of this dent s estate is January 29, The petition will be heard resolution may occur through posting in accordance with tors in a referendum, which is hereby called by the Town shall NOTI Ebe received no later than I the day before the M hearing resolution may occur through posting in accordance with ome or all o t e Comm on 2019. at the Barron County Justice Section 985.02 of the Wisconsin Statutes. Board to be held on November 6, 2018. The referendumThere and willshall be be public addressed hear- to: Attn: ocket 1490-PFP-100 Com- Section 985.02 of the Wisconsin Statutes. ember ma attend tele on A claim may be led at Center, 1420 State Hwy. 25 OFFERED T IS question shall be: ings ments, and regular Public Service meeting Commission, P.O. Box 7854, adison, OFFERED T IS call or b v deo con erenc n the Barron County Justice North, Barron, Wisconsin, Shall the person holding the of ce of town clerk in theof theWI 53707-7854. Common Council er on attend n t e meet n Center, 1420 State Hwy. 25 Branch II Courtroom before Town of aple Plain be appointed by the town board of the The City PSCWof Cumberland intends to webcast this hearing live on the at t e t l t ce ma be North, Barron, Wisconsin, Circuit Court Judge/Circuit The salary of the appointed position shall be set by theon Wednesday,PSCW s web November site at http://psc.wi.gov able to under v e and the l ten PSC to Live t e Room 2700. Court Commissioner Hon. town board and may not be reduced during the term 7, of 2018,Broadcast 7:00 P. .,button. at the meet n unle t e meet n S D E A J. . Bitney on D of ce. CumberlandAll documents City Hall, in 950this docket aremoved led to on Clo ed the Commission s e on er R This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and1st Avenue lectronic Ave. Records to consider Filing ( RF) con nsystem. To tatute view these e docu t l t - O ou do not need to appear after the date of its town board passage, notice after pasthe- followingments: (1) agenda: go to the Commission sComm on -Services re erve Portal att e http:// r t to convene to Clo ed e on A unless you object. The peti- sage per 60.80 and also its referendum approval by the1. apps.psc.wi.gov,Call to order (2) enter 1490-PFP-100 in the box labeled tat C and re D tion may be granted if there town electors as required by 60.30(1e)(b). 2. QuickRoll Call Single ocket Search, and (3) select ocuments . convene to en e on S is no objection. Adopted this 9th day of July, 2018. 3. PledgeIf you of have Allegiance any questions, please contact Cumberland tat S The deadline for ling a The question will appear on the ballot as follows: 4. unicipalApproval of tility the agendaat (715) 822-2595 Published in the Cumberland O claim against the dece- Shall the person holding the of ce of town clerk in the5. ApprovePublished in payment the Cumberland of Advocate onAdvocate October on 31, October 2016 31,WNAXLP 2018 Town of aple Plain be appointed by the town board expenses WNAXLP WI dent s estate is XPLANATION 6. Approval of minutes of . NOTI E On July 9, 2018, the townNOTI E board adopted OF MEETIN Ordinance No.the October 2, 2018NOTI E Council NOTI E ubl ed NOTI E n t e Cumberland A claim may be filed at STATE OF WIS ONSIN 2018-01, which would convertOF the T E elected O A of ce AND of a townmeeting The regular meeting of STATE OF WIS ONSIN STATEAdvocate OF ctober WIS ONSIN and the Barron County Justice IR UIT OURT ovember A clerk into an of ce appointedMUNI I A by the town OARD board. OF 7. thePublic Cumberland Comment period unicipal IR UIT OURT IR UIT OURT Center, Barron, Wisconsin, ARRON OUNT The effect of a S vote: The AN ASSERS town board will appoint8. tilityConsider will be approval held on of M ARRON OUNT ARRON OUNT Room 2700. NOTI E TO REDITORS the town clerk for a term TOWNnot to exceedOF MA E three AIN years. Theapplications N for Operators, NOTI E TO REDITORS ORDER SETTIN TIME Heirship will be determined INFORMA NOTI E OF REFERENDUM ARRON OUNT The question will appear on the ballot as follows: appointed position will startAt when the the close current of votingterm of ofPicnic- and Transient in the er tility- Of- INFORMA TO EAR ETITION FOR at the hearing on petition for ADMINISTRATION TUESDA NO EM ER ould t e tate le lature enact ro o ed le lat on ce for the incumbent townon clerk lection expires ay, in pursuantApril of 2019. chant ces, licenses located at 1265 Sec- ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION AND nal judgement. ASE NO R NOTI E IS ERE I EN that at an election to be t at clo e t e ar tore loo ole c currentl al The town board may appointto the the provisionstown clerk offor Wis.additional 9. ondConsider Avenue approval in Cumberland, of ASE NO R DEAD INE FOR FI IN Publication of this notice In the atter of the state of held in the County of Barron, on Tuesday, November 6, lo commerc al reta l ro ert e to n cantl reduce t e terms. Stat. 19.84, the lection an amendedWisconsin. ordinance to In the atter of the state of AIMS FORMA is notice to any person . Tanis Regner Case No. 2018, the following proposed Resolution of the County a e ed valuat on and ro ert ta o uc ro ert e The effect of a NO vote:Inspectors The clerk will will convene continue as as anaccept annexationThe meeting of agenda prop- is as Shirley Ann Ricci, Case No. ADMINISTRATION whose names or address 18PR96. Board, will be submitted to a vote of the people: re ult n n a ub tant al t n ta e lev ed a a n t ot er elected position, to be electeda joint at the meeting spring of election the Lo -in odderty follows: (road right-of-way on 18PR93. ASE NO R are unknown. An application for in- BARRON COUNTY RESOLUTION NO. 2018 – 23 ta a n ent t e uc a re dent al ome o ner and numbered years. The clerkcal shall Board be elected of Canvassers by a majority 22nd Ave.)1. Roll call An application for informal In the atter of the state If you require reasonable formal administration was Resolution Supporting Dark Store Loophole Referendum or cut n e ent al erv ce rov ded b an a ected mu vote of the electors at eachand election. the unicipal Board of 10. Consider2. Public Comments approval administration was filed. of Leona . Frommader, accommodations due to a filed. The decedent, with TO THE BARRON COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS: n c al t ON in the Town of Canvassers aple Plain, for County the purpose of Barron, of an amended3. Review ordinance and approval The decedent, with date of deceased. Case No. 18 disability to participate in date of birth ecember 10, W EREAS, each time a big box retailer gets a ark E ANATION State of Wisconsin on thisof 26th conducting day of October, the local 2018. and to acceptof the10/15/18 annexation meeting of min- birth January 20, 1934 and PR 95. the court process, please 1934 and date of death Store tax break, homeowners, small businesses and other The purpose of this County-wide advisory referendum Sample Ballot showingmunicipal referendum canvasses follows: pursu- propertyutes. (Cumberland olf date of death July 7, 2018, A petition for formal ad- call (715) 537-6261 prior to September 25, 2018, was property owners have to pick up a greater share of the on this issue of ark Stores tax loopholes will provide guid- ant to Wis. Stat. 7.51 and Course)4. Review and approval of was domiciled in Barron ministration was led. The the scheduled court date. domiciled in Barron County, property tax levy and ance to the State legislature as to the will of the Barron 7.53(1). This meeting will be 11. vouchers.Consider 2019 Sewer County, State of Wisconsin, decedent, with date of birth Please note that the court State of Wisconsin, with a W EREAS, over the past several months, municipal, County electorate regarding the amount of support for and open to the public pursuant Rates 5. Review and approve with a mailing address of June 29, 1920 and date of does not provide transpor- mailing address of 1100 county, city, and town of cials have been in contact with against the elimination of ark Store loopholes. to Wis. Stat. 19.81-89. 12.Financial Consider statements approval and of Re- 2311 7th St., Cumberland, death ecember 1, 2017, tation. This is an advisory referendum only. Jeffrey Blvd., Cumberland, state legislators testifying against the ark Store tax loop- D M a resolutionports. setting storm WI 54829. was domiciled in Barron S M WI 54829. hole in order to avoid a property tax burden shifting to other An answer of to the referendum question indicates T M water utility6. Interim charges eneral for an- All interested persons County, State of Wiscon- Published in the Cumberland All interested persons tax pay entities such as residential homeowners and other you are in favor of requesting the state legislature to take residentialager s andreport commercial waived notice. sin, with a mailing address Advocate on October 31, 2018 waived notice. O businesses and/or cuts in essential services provided by action to address and correct the ark Store loopholes properties7. Adjourn The deadline for filing of 2701 22nd Street, Rice WNAXLP The deadline for filing A an affected municipality and to prevent Big Box retailers, or other commercial retail 13. Consider D approval of a claim against the dece- Lake, WI 54868. a claim against the dece- A W EREAS, unless the ark Store loopholes are closed, property owners, that are currently operating from using NOTI E ResolutionI for Aquatic Inva M - dent s estate is January 29, The petition will be heard dent s estate is February 4, S residents will reali e the impact when they receive their a vacant big box store or other vacant commercial retail There will be public hear- sive Species ome or Control all o t e rants Comm on 2019. at the Barron County Justice 2019. S A property tax bills in the mail in ecember and property as a comparable property in assessing valuation ings and regular meeting Program ember ma attend tele on A claim may be led at Center, 1420 State Hwy. 25 call or b v deo con erenc n A claim may be led at WI W EREAS, Wisconsin State Statute 59.52(25) allows and the accompanying property tax liability. of the Common Council 14. Consider approval of the Barron County Justice North, Barron, Wisconsin, er on attend n t e meet n the Barron County Justice for a county board to conduct a county-wide referendum An answer of N to the referendum question indicates of the City of Cumberland expenses from Cumberland Center, 1420 State Hwy. 25 Branch II Courtroom before at t e t l t ce ma be Center, 1420 State Hwy. 25 ubl ed n t e Cumberland Advocate for advisory purposes and you are not in favor of requesting the state legislature to on Wednesday, November tility to be paid from TI 9 North, Barron, Wisconsin, Circuit Court Judge/Circuit able to v e and l ten to t e North, Barron, Wisconsin, ctober A W EREAS, a county-wide advisory referendum on the take action to address and correct the ark Store loop- 7, 2018, 7:00 P. ., at the 15. Consider approval Room 2700. Court Commissioner Hon. holes to prevent Big Box retailers, or other commercial meet n unle t e meet n Room 2700. issue of ark Stores would provide guidance to the state Cumberland City Hall, 950 of a moved resolution to Clo ed for funding e on er S D E A J. . Bitney on D legislature as to the will of the Barron County electorate on retail property owners, that are currently operating from 1st Avenue Ave. to consider from con n the State tatute Trust Fund e t l t S D E A R this issue and using a vacant big box store or other vacant commercial the following agenda: Loan Comm onfor the balance re erve of the t e r t R O ou do not need to appear W EREAS, this resolution seeks authori ation to con- retail property as a comparable property in assessing valu- 1. Call to order Wickreto convene rive, Forestto Clo ed Path e on O A unless you object. The peti- duct such a county-wide advisory referendum and ation and the accompanying property tax liability. 2. Roll Call and Woodland tat Trail project C and re D tion may be granted if there W EREAS, this resolution was approved by the xecu- our vote on this question will not directly result in the 3. Pledge of Allegiance convene to en e on S is no objection. 16. tat iscussion on change tive Committee on June 29, 2018 on a vote of 9 - 0, with passage or non-passage of any ordinance or state statute. 4. Approval of the agenda of structure to City Council T S S The deadline for ling a The purpose of the question is to advise your representa- Published in the Cumberland Okey, Buchanan, Bartlett, Hanson, Horstman, cRoberts, 5. Approve payment of 17. ConsiderAdvocate on letters October 31, and 2018 E WI O claim against the dece- Heinecke, Heller and Rindsig (alternate for Thompson) tives of the amount of support for and against the elimina- expenses petitions presentedWNAXLP or re- WI dent s estate is voting in favor and no members voting against. Thompson tion of ark Store loopholes. 6. ApprovalD of M minutes of . SAMPLEferred, new orNOTI E un nished ubl ed n t e Cumberland Advocate was absent. D A the OctoberT 2, M 2018 Council ctober and ovember ubl ed n t e Cumberland A claim may be filed at business STATE and OF future WIS ONSIN pro- NOW T EREFORE E IT RESO ED that the Bar- meeting A Advocate ctober and the Barron County Justice Published in the Cumberland Advocate on October 31, 2018 WNAXLPposed agenda IR UIT items OURT ovember A ron County Board of Supervisors does hereby recommend Published in the Cumberland Advocate on October 31, 2018 WNAXLP 7. Public Comment period Center, Barron, Wisconsin, 18. Committee ARRON reports OUNT adoption of the following resolution, and that Barron Coun- 8. Consider approval of Room 2700. 19. NOTI EAdjourn TO REDITORS ty Board of Supervisors does resolve to conduct a county- applications for Operators, Heirship will be determined INFORMA wide advisory referendum, to be held with the November Public Notices cont’d Picnic and Transient er- at the hearing on petition for ADMINISTRATION T 2018 general election that a concise statement of the on page 11 chant licenses nal judgement. ASE NO R question is given and that the question will state as follows: 9. Consider approval of Published in the Cumberland Publication of this notice In the atter of the state of ue t on ould t e tate le lature enact ro o ed an amended ordinance to Advocate on October 31, 2018 is notice to any person . Tanis Regner Case No. le lat on t at clo e t e ar tore loo ole c cur accept annexation of prop- WNAXLP whose names or address 18PR96. rentl allo commerc al reta l ro ert e to n cantl erty (road right-of-way on are unknown. An application for in- reduce t e a e ed valuat on and ro ert ta o uc 22nd Ave.) If you require reasonable formal administration was ro ert e re ult n n a ub tant al t n ta e lev ed 10. Consider approval accommodations due to a filed. The decedent, with a a n t ot er ta a n ent t e uc a re dent al ome of an amended ordinance disability to participate in date of birth ecember 10, o ner and or cut n e ent al erv ce rov ded b an to accept annexation of the court process, please 1934 and date of death a ected mun c al t property (Cumberland olf call (715) 537-6261 prior to September 25, 2018, was E IT FURT ER RESO ED that the Corporation Course) the scheduled court date. domiciled in Barron County, Counsel prepare a Notice of Referendum to be published 11. Consider 2019 Sewer Please note that the court State of Wisconsin, with a by the Barron County Clerk in accordance with statutory Rates does not provide transpor- mailing address of 1100 requirements. 12. Consider approval of tation. Jeffrey Blvd., Cumberland, E IT FURT ER RESO ED that this resolution and a resolution setting storm S M WI 54829. the referendum shall be led with the Barron County Clerk water utility charges for All interested persons no later than 70 days prior to the election at which the residential and commercial waived notice. O question will appear on the ballot. properties The deadline for filing A E IT FURT ER RESO ED That this resolution, upon 13. Consider approval of a claim against the dece- A passage, be forwarded to Barron County s elected State Resolution for Aquatic Inva- dent s estate is February 4, S Representatives, Representative Quinn, and Senator sive Species Control rants 2019. S A Bewley, overnor Scott Walker, and all other Wisconsin Program A claim may be led at WI Counties, and 14. Consider approval of the Barron County Justice E IT FURT ER RESO ED that publication of this expenses from Cumberland Center, 1420 State Hwy. 25 ubl ed n t e Cumberland Advocate resolution may occur through posting in accordance with tility to be paid from TI 9 North, Barron, Wisconsin, ctober A Section 985.02 of the Wisconsin Statutes. 15. Consider approval Room 2700. OFFERED T IS of a resolution for funding from the State Trust Fund S D E A Loan for the balance of the R Wickre rive, Forest Path O and Woodland Trail project 16. iscussion on change of structure to City Council T S 17. Consider letters and E WI petitions presented or re- ferred, new or un nished ubl ed n t e Cumberland Advocate business and future pro- ctober and ovember A posed agenda items 18. Committee reports 19. Adjourn T Published in the Cumberland Advocate on October 31, 2018 WNAXLP $7 Minimum Charge Cumberland Advocate for 15 words Thereafter 25¢ Per Word DEADLINE 2:00 Friday CLASSIFIED ADS Phone: 715-822-4469
12 Wednesday, October 31, 2018 In keeping with our policy, letters $7 Minimum Charge regarding the upcoming election will Cumberland Advocate for 15 words not be accepted two weeks prior to BARRONETT NEWS Thereafter 25¢ Per Word the election. By Judy Pieper DEADLINE Here’s some very excit- We hope she will come back 2:00 Friday ing (and welcome) news to visit one of these days. CLASSIFIED ADS for you. Red Brick Cafe is, We’ll have a bonfre at the Phone: 715-822-4469 once again, open for busi- tree house to welcome her. ness. Deb Lehmann is do- Speaking of bonfres, WANTED: NEWCOMERS Nico- Instruction & Training ing relatively well after her we were going to have one EL ANTE A AT N RENTALS let Welcome Service has a FREE L SER E rest and recuperation and, earlier this month, but the WELCOME PACKET flled with even though she is using weather has been so bad we valuable gift certifcates from Cum- one of those little scooter put it off. I hope November berland area businesses. 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Ev- 715-505-1592. 35-36p 537-3106 View Adult Family Home. erything is getting so bad.” RENTALS WENGER’S FIREWOOD: Oak, Barron County Tipster Line: It will be held this Sunday, Well, I feel like I’ve had a cut & split, deliverd to your door. 1-800-532-9008 November 4th, starting very good life, but I feel Campfre wood also available. 715- Polk County Sheriff’s Dept: at noon and lasting until sorry for those little babies 296-9127. 9tfnc 485-8300 5:30 or until we run out of being born now because ev- FOR RENT: Main foor 2 BR apt in EMERGENCY: 911 food or guests. We will be erything is getting so bad. I Cumberland avail. 11/1. Remodeled 1 S NESS SER ES serving fruit soup, lefse, guess I am getting old (and yr. ago. Large kitchen, off St. parking, back yard, close to “Main St.”.$650/ homemade Swedish meat- cranky, of course). mo. + utilities. Security Deposit req. balls, ham and applesauce, I guess that’s about all No smoking. 715-417-0280 34-35c RISK AUTO INSURANCE - Same mashed potatoes and gravy, I know from Barronett this FOR RENT: Small 1 BR house . day SR-22 flings. Very competitive. green beans, pickled herring week. I hope to see you this $430/month. 715-822-2983 33tfnc NOAH INSURANCE SERVICES and lots and lots of different Sunday at the Scandinavian 822-3355 or 1-800-847-1986 tfnc FOR RENT: 2 BR, 2 bath house w/ deserts. The smorgasbord Smorgasbord. all appliances & attached garage. No AUTO INSURANCE after insur- is served buffet style, so smoking/pets. Lease & sec. dep. req. ance cancellation, OWI, viola- come and eat as much as 715-419-2002. 32-35p tions, accidents, loss of license. 234-3427 or 800-657-4782. Instant you would like to-and have FOR RENT: 1 BR main foor apt., SR-22 flings. tfnc a good time visiting with avail. November 1st. $500/mo, incl. our other guests. When you garbage, sewer, & water. Off street ANTE are fnished eating, be sure parking and laundry avail on-site. No pets. Call Amanda at 7-5-790- to check out our craft and 4276. 31-33c baked goods table. If you FOR RENT: 2 BR apartment in- would like more informa- cludes heat, hot water, sewer, trash, WANTED: Large deer capes. Pay- tion, feel free to give me a storage, on-site laundry, off-street ing $30-$50. Call Jeff at Lane’s call at 715-822-8385. We parking and 24 hour maintenance Taxidermy 715-914-7307 31-39p hope to see you there. service. $570/mo + deposit. 715- REAL ESTATE WANTED: Private The Halloween party, 822-2725 32tfnc Party wishes to buy a lake home THOMPSON MINI STORAGE, froma private party. 612-270-7400 hosted by members of Bar- 30-37p ronett Civic Club, which Barronett. 715-822-4344. 4tfnc was held this past Saturday, MINI-STORAGE AVAILABLE. was very successful again Call Deb, 715-671-8686. 49tfnc this year. There were about 10 children at the party and they were all in the cutest costumes. The members of the civic club would like to thank all the volunteers who helped make the party so much fun. And, of course, they would like to thank all the parents, grandpar- ents and other adults who brought their little ones in. They would like to extend an invitation to you to next year’s party, which will be the Saturday before Hallow- een, so you should probably mark it on your calendar Just iste now so you will remember. The kids seemed to be st ime omebuyer s having a great time at the a e a loo at t is b r Safe Trick or Treat in Cum- ull bat ome it berland this past Saturday. x garage I wonder if anyone keeps E cient gas urnace count of the little ones who Barronett Barronett usiness O ce asp alt rive ence stop by the businesses in Civic Center Civic Center ec nician bac yar town to get treats. It would CA A E RO ER Realtor be fun to know. Rent for Rent for C ell a e Peg Thompson sent me Weddings, Weddings,A ministrative O ce at a note about the Hunters’ Supper that will be hosted Parties, etc. li a ion areParties, bein a e ed etc. rom by Barronett Civic Club For info call ali ed andida e For or info a ll ime call ine Position Opening: members on Friday, No- Deb at e e ni ian Deb i o i ionat ill be vember 9th, starting at 5:00 re on ible or a i in in e in e ra ion Executive p.m. They will be serving 715-456-0127 and main enan e 715-456-0127o e eo le o man homemade stew in bread e o r e mod le rela in o a roll i Director bowls, salad and bread pud- o i ion ill al o be re on ible or e ding. They also have meals olle e a roll ro e in , en rin a The Executive Director is is responsible for the overall for the kids, hot dogs and olle e oli ie and ro ed re are ollo ed planning and operation of a multi unit organization, in ac- cordance with the mission and goals of the organization. macaroni and cheese. There b ma in d emen re ardin e in e ri o da a bmi ed a e am level They will provide leadership, direction and support to key will be games, prizes, meat staf in developing organizational goals, attaining/allocating raffes and a buck board, Barronett or a om le eBarronett ob de ri ion, li o resources, and establishing policies. something for everyone. We ali a ion , and o a l vi i o r eb i e a : They will work closely with a volunteer board of directors. hope you will join us then. Civic Center : i ed abo i em lo men Civic Center They must be able to build positive relationships with commu- We put our jack-o’-lan- nity leaders and business partners. terns out last weekend, and Rent for Deadline o a l :Rent November for , 2018 Ability/Experience: they got pretty much shriv- Weddings, Weddings, • Bachelor’s degree preferred eled up before Halloween. Parties, etc. C is an E ual Opportunity/Access/A rmative Action/ • Valid driver’s license They looked okay at night eterans/Disability Parties,Employer an etc. E ucator • A minimum of three-fve years experience in managing programs or operations in a Boy & with the candles shining in For info call For info call Girls Club or non-proft agency with at least two them though. Next year we Deb at Deb at years in a top leadership capacity; or an are going to wait to carve 715-456-0127 equivalent combination of education and them until the weekend be- 715-456-0127 experience. fore Halloween so they’ll • Thorough knowledge of: the mission, objectives, stay beautiful for the big policies, programs and procedures of Boys & night. Girls Clubs; the principles and practices of Delores Ytreus called on managing non-proft organizations; and resource Wednesday to let me know development activities and sources of funding. that she got the apples we • Basic knowledge of asset management including fnancial resources and property. sent and that they were deli- • Demonstrated ability to plan and implement cious. I was so glad to hear efective operations and manage multiple from her again and to fnd priorities. out that the apples weren’t • Leadership skills, including negotiation, problem solv- all bruised and ugly by the AT THE CUMBERLANDing, decision-making. HOCKEY ARENA time they got to California. • Strong communication skills, both verbal and I was busily making Swed- written. ish meatballs when Delores • Ability to establish and maintain efective called, so we didn’t have working relationships with the Board of Directors, a lot of time to visit. I did staf, community groups and other related agencies. learn that Delores isn’t a Compensation: Based on education, experience, snowbird like I frst as- and qualifcations. Starting at $45,000 sumed she was. She has Full Job Description been a resident of California Online at www.bgcbarroncounty.org for more than 60 years, but Email Resume: [email protected] she still has fond memories Deadline: November 15, 2018 of our suburb, Cumberland. Wednesday, October 31, 2018 13 14 Wednesday, October 31, 2018 Trick or Treat!
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