$1 Cumberland DVOCATE APUBLISHED IN WISCONSIN’S ISLAND CITY www.cumberland-advocate.com CUMBERLAND, WISCONSIN 54829 137th YEAR • NO. 20 [email protected] WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 2018 Major Changes to 2018 Hog Jam Hog Jam is Coming! by Theresa and Monte Krueger, Hog Jam Co-Founders To all of our spectators: and buy their poker sheet ers are up for grabs. The stops We have changed how the and shirt if they want one, are on the back of the poker run is going to work this year. hang out for a while or just sheet, just go and get a stamp. This decision was not an easy leave. We are also hoping If this doesn’t work for one to make. We will not be that you continue to come to you that’s okay. Please join leaving at noon sharp. We town to talk with our guests, us at the County Line Tavern, will not have an escort out look at their bikes and con- located on County Highwy of town by the Fire Depart- tinue to support us like you G. Kim will be serving her ment. No one had any idea always have. wonderful Hog Jam Buffet, this event was going to get as Please join us if you would she also donates $2.00 back big as it has. We are grateful like to, everyone is welcome to the Fire Department on ev- for everyone that has chosen and invited, you don’t have to ery meal served. We under- to attend and spend the day ride a bike. stand everyone’s disappoint- with us. We are now in a situ- There will be busy min- ment with these changes, but ation because of how many ions walking up and down for this event to continue we people we have, that we have ‘main street’ selling $10.00 have to make these adjust- decided we can not provide poker sheets if you are inter- ments because of safety. the type of safety that every- ested. Buying a sheet is how We would like to thank one deserves. you have a chance to win the everyone that has supported We are hoping we will door prizes: gas cards, Cham- us through the years and are still have a lot of bikes, but ber bucks, gift certifcates, hoping for more years to now they will come to town gift cards, gift bags, plus oth- come. Northwoods Notebook: All that food for 20 bucks? by Larry Werner Ann and I were assigned Cumberland is one of events at the Cumberland to packing bread when we many communities in Arts Center (which was giv- showed up as volunteers at Wisconsin and Minnesota en to the arts council by the last week’s Ruby’s Pantry where food is delivered by Ruppel family, by the way). event. Ruby’s Pantry to be sorted At the frst event I worked, “Don’t put all buns in and handed out each month I noticed people coming to those bags,” someone told to people who want good the show who could not do us. So we tried to put sliced food at very low cost from steps to the lower-level re- bread, English muffns and grocery stores that didn’t strooms. I volunteered to pita bread, along with ham- sell it and are willing to head up a campaign to raise burger and hot dog buns, in give it to the non-proft $10,000 for a main-level the plastic bags that would organization. After three handicap-accessible re- be piled at the end of the hours working with a cou- stroom at the former church. table holding all the food ple dozen other volunteers, We called it “Potties for items people get to choose we were tired, but happy. the People” and kicked it Fire Chief Barry Kuenkel holds the sign which shows the total amount of money from for their $20 “shares.” It feels good to do good. off with a birthday party to raised to support Cumberland Fire and Rescue through Hog Jam events since the We were amazed at how There’s a lot of that going celebrate ETC’s 25th anni- start in 2005. much food people get for on in this little town. Com- versary. 20 bucks – chicken breasts, ing up next month is the an- We raised about $50,000 Cumberland School District receives a School brats, bacon, whole eggs nual fundraiser for Kinship and not only built that main- Safety Grant in the latest round of funding and liquid scrambled eggs, of Cumberland and Turtle level restroom but expand- half gallons of organic Lake. Shortly after moving ed and renovated the lower- On July 9th, Attorney Combined, the 52 schools junction with dozens of edu- whole milk, chips, ham to Cumberland, we were level restrooms. General Brad Schimel an- and school districts will re- cational and mental health spread, potatoes (mashed invited to attend that event. Since I have a home in Ea- nounced a list of 52 schools ceive $3,501,346 which will response professionals, es- and diced) and a whole lot This is a small town, and gan, Minn., where my kids and school districts that be spent on building safety tablished a meaningful way more. we expected a small event. and grandkids live, I was have been awarded the next improvements, as well as to improve school safety by Many of the folks who What we found were a cou- invited to be on the board of round of grants through the training for faculty and staff. strengthening response to loaded up their carts passed ple hundred folks at a din- an arts organization there. Wisconsin Department of “Momentum to improve mental health crises and im- up several items of surplus ner and auction of several It’s a beautiful art park with Justice School Safety Grant school safety, training, and proving the physical safety food delivered by Ruby’s dozen items, and a live auc- sculptures, walking trails program, administered by law enforcement collabora- of school buildings.” Pantry trucks to the El- tion of cakes. One of those and an amphitheater for per- DOJ’s Offce of School tion continues with today’s A list of all 735 schools and ementary School for the cakes went for almost a formances. The art park has Safety. Cumberland School school safety grant awards,” school districts that have re- monthly distribution. thousand dollars. a defcit and we conducted District receive their re- said Attorney General quested grant funds is availa- “I can’t eat that many We learned later that a campaign to raise $25,000 quested grant of $78,920 in Schimel. “The public safety ble on the DOJ website. More potatoes,” we heard at the the event raised more than in the park’s 25th year. this round. professionals at DOJ, in con- grants will be awarded soon. potato station. But most $80,000. We raised less than folks seemed to be taking A couple weeks ago, we $10,000 and are conducting some of each item offered went to The Taste in Cum- another fundraiser Aug. 17. One vehicle rollover leaves driver in and struggled to load all the berland. For $30 we got to Eagan’s population is food onto the carts provid- sample food and drink from 66,428. Cumberland has a critical condition ed and into the boxes they local restaurants. As we population of 2,170. On Wednesday, July 11, Deputies from the Barron partment, Barron County brought to load. were being driven in a golf It’s called The Island 2018, at 7:58 a.m., the Bar- CountySaturday Sheriff’s • DepartJuly 14th- First • 10 Responders, am - 2 Cumberpm - We were invited to vol- cart from where we parked City. It could be called The ron County Sheriff’s Depart- ment along with the Turtle land Ambulance and the unteer at the event by our about a mile from the Cum- Giving City. ment received a 911 call of a Lake Police Department, North Memorial Helicopter friend Lori Bock, who has berland Golf Club, our vol- Larry Werner’s email is one vehicle roll over on Hwy TurtleGourmet Lake Fire Cupcakes Depart- all • In responded Store Specials to the scene. a way of getting me to do unteer cart driver told us [email protected]. 63 just north of Turtle Lake. ment, Cumberland Fire De- Cont’d on page 2 things. If it weren’t for her 600 were expected for the powers of persuasion, I event. Multiply that out, Cumberland Apparel • New Inventory wouldn’t be on the board of and you’ve raised $18,000 Old Fashioned Lemonade Stand! Enrichment Through Cul- just from admissions for the ture, the arts council Lori Boys & Girls Club. In addi- presides over as president, tion, there are auction items, and I wouldn’t be handling a golf-ball drop and other ETC’s publicity or playing ways to raise money for this goofy characters in plays at very good cause. the Cumberland Arts Cent- People give in this town, er. and they get involved. That And I wouldn’t have been doesn’t always happen in at the Elementary School at big cities. 7:30 a.m. on July 7th packing As I mentioned, I was and handing out food to the drafted onto the board of Ruby’s Pantry customers. ETC and helped put on

Barron County Fair July 18th -22nd Noah and Caleb Hile took advantage of the hot summer weather to sell lemonade and other treats in front of Re/ Visit: www.barroncountyfair.com Max Northstar on Monday afternoon. One half the proceeds will be donated to the Contingency Fund at First Lutheran Church. Something you should know about... 2 Wednesday, July 18, 2018 People Award Winner! Island City Food Co-op presents Love of Food Tour Friday, July 20 • 4 pm • Kick-of Cooking Gluten Free for Friends, Family & Yourself Cumberland Public Library • Event is free & open to public Saturday, July 21 • 11 am - 1 pm Pizza on the Grill with Kelly Thompson-Frater Cabin on Largon Lake • Reservations required by July 19th Limit of 10 participants • Cost $15 Sat., July 28 • 11 am - 1 pm • Lunch with Legumes • Patty Zais Zais Home-Cumberland • Reservations required by July 26th Limit of 8 participants • Cost $15 Sat., July 28 • 11 am - 1 pm • Instant Pot Cooking Class IC Food Co-op • Reservations required by July 26th Limit of 20 participants • Cost $15 Tour details are available at the Co-op or online at www.islandcityfoodcoop.com. Casi Stager Call 715-822-8233 to reserve your seat. Cumberland’s Casi Stager vies for Fairest of the Fair TIMBERLAND BAR & GRILL on Friday, July 20th Located 11 miles North of Cumberland on County Hwy. H Large Group Reservations The crowning of the Fair- ing in Chippewa Valley appreciated Jerry Ranallo, WITC’s farm business and production 715-468-2180 est of the Fair will be held on Technical College’s Diag- management instructor, won the Farm Business and Take-out orders always Friday, July 20 at 6:30 P.M. nostic Medical Sonography Production Management Instructor award by the Wis- welcome NEW! Bloody Mary Bar! on the Tim Heffernan Me- program to become an ultra consin Association of Agricultural Educators. He also Saturday & Sunday • 11 am - 3 pm morial Stage. Here’s a little sound technologist. received the 25-Year Tenure Award and the Life Mem- information on each candi- esirae Larson is the 18 bership and Retirement Recognition. WITC also took Daily Specials! date: year old daughter of Tammy home the National Association of Agricultural Educators Wednesday: Wings Tossed or Cajun Casi Stager is the 18 year Amos & Jason Larson and Outstanding Post-Secondary/Adult Program Award. Thursday: Pizza or Burger-of-the-Week old daughter of Allen and a graduate of Cameron High Friday: Fish Fry starts at 4 pm Twila Stager and a graduate School. She plans to become Saturday: Ribs of Cumberland High School. an orthodontics assistant. Dinosaurs are coming She plans to attend Barron Taylor Willger is the 20 NEW! Sunday: $2 Louie’s Hot Dogs & County Campus to become a year old daughter of Louis to Cumberland! Ask for a $2 Domestic Tappers! Also Pizza certifed hippo therapist and & Kathy Willger and a On Wednesday, July 25, saber-tooth cat named “Es- chance to Summer Hours: then work with special needs graduate of Rice Lake High children. School and WITC’s EMT at 10:00 a.m., the Thomas ther,” touch the jaws of a Hula-Hoop Wednesday 3 -10 pm (or later!) Sarah oyen is the 18 program. She plans to work St. Angelo Public Library mighty Tyrannosaurus Rex, to win a Thursday: 3 -10 pm (or later!) of Cumberland will host and more! This incredible Friday: Noon - Midnight (or later!) year old daughter of Steve & as an EMT and continue her Colossal Fossils. This Wis- opportunity is extremely discount Saturday: 11 am - Midnight (or later!) Cindy Doyen and a graduate studies to become a nurse. consin non-proft organiza- hands-on, engages the audi- or Prizes! Sunday: 11 am - 10 pm (or later!) of Rice Lake High School. Good luck to all the con- tion, will bring in a collec- ence, and is designed to in- She is planning on enroll- testants! tion of fossils to teach you spire the next generation of and your family about the scientists. HELP CUMBERLAND BOY SCOUTS amazing animals that ruled This program is sponsored Card of Thanks Crash... the planet long ago. by Friends of the Library Deposit Aluminum Cans in the Scout Bin Upon arrival Michael Learn about the largest and the Cumberland TSAP A Big Thank You to Behind the City Shop. Truman, 57, of Spooner bear that ever lived, meet a Library Foundation. friends and family for all your acts of kindness dur- was extricated from the ing and after my recent heart vehicle and fown to North- HELP surgery and recovery. HELP Memorial hospital in MN, HELP HELP where he remains in critical HELP HELP CUMBERLAND The cards, prayers, CUMBERLAND visits, CUMBERLAND CUMBERLANDcalls and messages were so condition. CUMBERLAND CUMBERLAND C BOY SCOUTS BOY SCOUTS BOY SCOUTS BOY SCOUTSkind and helpful. The initial report BOY con- SCOUTS BOY SCOUTS 715-822-3512 • County Rd. G Deposit Aluminum Deposit Aluminumtributes drugs and speed as Deposit Aluminum Deposit AluminumAlso to our friends that of- Deposit Aluminum Deposit Aluminum Cans in the Scout fered meals and Canstheir time in theto factorsScout to the cause of this Cans in the Scout Cans in the Scout Cans in the Scout Cans in the Scout Bin Behind the help us with our yard Bin and Behind pet crash. the Hwy 63 was closed Bin Behind the Bin Behind the Bin Behind the for about one hour. Bin Behind the City Shop. care. It is all so appreciated. City Shop. City Shop. City Shop. City Shop. HOG JAM BUFFET City Shop. Jeff Streeter HELP HELP HELP HELP CUMBERLAND Saturday, July 21 • 5-8pm HELP HELP CUMBERLAND CUMBERLAND CUMBERLAND CUMBERLAND CUMBERLANDBOY SCOUTS BOY SCOUTS BOY SCOUTS BOY SCOUTS CUMBERLAND Deposit Aluminum BOY SCOUTS BOY SCOUTS SCHOOL DISTRICT NEWSDeposit Aluminum Deposit Aluminum Deposit Aluminum Deposit Aluminum Cans in the Scout Cans in the Scout Cans in the Scout Cans in the Scout Deposit Aluminum Bin Behind the $10 per Plate Cans in the Scout Cans in the Scout Upcoming Events Bin Behind the Bin Behind the Bin Behind the City Shop. Bin Behind the Bin Behind the Monday, July 16th-Friday, July 20th City Shop. City Shop. City Shop. City Shop. City Shop. High School Gym Closed for re-surfacing Monday, July 23rd EVERYBODY WELCOME! 6 pm • Monthly School Board Meeting • District Offices Monday, July 23-Friday, July 27th Beneft for Cumberland Elementary School Gym Closed for re-surfacing Fire & Rescue Community Ed Offerings Kayaks & Music on Beaver Dam Lake Cumberland Community Education is proud to announce for the AEROBIC BENCH STEPPING Saturday July 28th 12 PM to 5 PM 2nd year that Cumberland School District kayaks and lifejackets will be available on Tuesday evenings during the Concert Series on the Instructor Pat Chuchwar L Mondays at 5:30 pm & Weds. • 5 pm ETC (Enrichment Through Culture) NUA shores of Library Lake from 6-8 p.m. AN is proud to bring you the th Cost: Free • However, donations will be accepted by the Island Middle School Commons 25 NS City Academy students/families who will be manning this fun event! 10 Classes: $25 or or 3 month pass $45 LIO Island City Music Concert Series N T ** Launch located across from AutoValue ** Use of balls, resistance bands, and weights. Benches are O S YT E A So come on down, listen to some tunes, and bring the whole family! available. Benefits: Improves leg musculature symetry and on the shores of Library Lake CL F So that we are prepared and know you are interested please re- Join us on July 24th • 6-8 pm for W balance; Saves your lower back by using less weight with E serve your kayaks by Monday of the week you wish to use them step-ups vs. weight lifting; These workouts considered ex- R by calling the following number: Susan Bridger CCE Director, tremely versatile. Questions? Contact: Susan Bridger CCE Director, B 715-822-5121 ext. 403 / [email protected] 715-822-5121 ext. 403/[email protected] The Git Backs An Introduction to MAHJONG sponsored by With Instructor Betty Rogers Tickets $35 Wednesdays, July 25 & August 1 • 2-4 P.M. Lairdchurch Vacation Rental Includes Mug Cost $20 • CHS Room #12 Pickle Ball Admission is Free. Bring your own chair. Turtle Creek Glen Pork Sandwich Mahjong is a tile-based game which was developed in China and has FREE! Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays 654 Turtle Creek Trail spread throughout the world. Widely viewed as a popular pastime and 7-8 a.m. • Cumberland MS Gym Kayaks will be available for use from the entertainment among Western countries. Mahjong is definitely a game This Cumberland School District. Clayton WI 54004 of skill, strategy, calculation, and does involve a degree of chance. A paddle sport created for all ages and skill levels. Simple rules and facebook.com/claytonlionswisconsin easy for beginners to learn. Combines elements of tennis, badminton, week’s food: Free will donations appreciated on behalf of the Horseshoe Tournament To register for this class please contact: Susan Bridger, CCE Director, Lairdchurch Sign up early! email: [email protected] 715-822-5121 ext. 403 or emailing [email protected]. and ping-pong. Played with a paddle and a plastic ball with holes and a Island City Academy Charter School. To insure Tickets available at TicketDerby.com and 7 Brothers in Clayton modified tennis net. Come and check out this “new” to Cumberland Vacation availablility, please call Susan Bridger, 715-822-5121 exercise sensation that has increased in following! Rental ext. 403 by Monday July 23rd to reserve a kayak Bus Trip to MN State Fair For more information or to register please contact: Susan Bridger Craft beers and wines Monday, August 27th • Price per person = $17.00 CCE Director, HS 715-822-5121 ext. 403, [email protected] Bus will leave Cumberland at 8 AM/Turtle Lake at 8:15 and arrive back home at 8 PM The “Great Minnesota Get-Together,” the annual The Minnesota State Fair is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the region. Leave the driving (and parking!) to us by joining us via motor coach Cumberland transportation. ark our Calendar for our SENIORS & KIDS DAY, MONDAY, AUG. 27 Farmers’ Entrance fee at Gate: Seniors (65+) & Kids (5-12) $9, aga Fest show! Ages 13-64 $14, kids under 5 are free Market (You can get pre fair tickets for $11 by calling 800-514-3849) Ole Runs for Offce Payments by Monday August 20th in person or sent to CHS: Susan Bridger, CCE Director, Cumberland High School, 1000 Friday Saturday ugust 2 2 at m Returns! 8th Avenue, Cumberland, WI 54829. (Please include: name, phone #, email address) Questions? Please contact: Susan Ole is running for President of the Muskrat Lodge! Bridger CCE Director, HS 715-822-5121 ext. 403 or sbrid@cs- Will he best longtime rival Knut Knutson? Every Saturday (except Rutabaga Weekend) dmail.com. Come watch the fun! ADULT CO-ED SOCCER C nnual oard eeting July 28th - September 29th Wednesday Evenings 7-8:30 p.m. on. July 2 00 .m. St. Anthony’s Soccer Fields Questions or Concerns? Please contact: Cumberland rts Center 8:00 am - Noon Susan Bridger, CCE Director at 715-822-5121 ext. 403 All are encouraged & welcome to attend Cumberland Municipal Parking Lot or email [email protected] Come Check us out! Information regarding ETC events can be seen CUMBERLAND FITNESS CENTER HOURS: at www.cumberlandetc.com or you can "like" New Vendors Always Welcome! Located in the Cumberland High School ETC on Facebook or watch the Advocate If you are interested in becoming a vendor, please Mon. - Fri: 5-8 am & 4 - 8:30 pm • Sat: 7-10 am Summer Yoga Outside ETC is located at 1595 2nd Avenue • Cumberland, WI (across from Cumberland Elementary School) contact Deanna Snow at (715) 822-8287 NOW Open Sundays 1-4 pm Pam Baker, Instructor July 12 & 19 • Thursdays at 5:00 p.m. Eagle Point Campground • $8 per session All Levels of Experience Welcome! (Male/Female All Ages) Directions: North on Cumberland’s main street (2nd Ave- nue). Slight left continue on 2nd Avenue. Turn left on Island Avenue and follow it to the Eagle Point boat launch and dock and parking area. Please check on Pam’s website Yoga With Heart as to any changes or cancellations. In case of inclement weather Outdoor Yoga will be cancelled until the next week. Pot Luck Supper followed by the meeting Cumberland Fire Department “Safety Tip of the Month” Wednesday, July 18, 2018 3 Library Happenings by Rob Ankarlo, Director, Thomas St. Angelo Public Library

Summer is one of the bus- a presentation on his book lyrics to many fun youth iest but also the most belov- Wisconsin State Parks – Ge- songs. The youth will surely ed times of the year at the ology and Natural History. have a “fair dinkum” Aus- Thomas St. Angelo Public Author book signings were sie experience. Upcoming (TSAP) Library. Over the held at both events. youth lyceums will include Thank you past few weeks, there have Author Victoria Houston Colossal Fossils on Thurs- Thanks been a wide array of activi- will be speaking on her day, July 25 at 10:00 AM for reading for reading ties and events held at the li- Loon Lake mystery series and The Sound of Science The brary. Most recently the Phil on Thursday, July 19 at 6:30 on Tuesday, July 31 at 3:30 Advocate Warner Band entertained PM, author Shelley Tougas PM. (Adults are welcome The Advocate families at the best yet at- will be holding her presen- too!) Also, Family Fun Fri- tended Island City Music tation Everything Laura In- day will be held on Friday, Concert Series on the eve of galls Left out of her Novels July 20 from 3:30 – 5:30 Independence Day. Thanks and she will have her novel PM. Youth and their fami- again to Ardisam for spon- Laura Ingalls is Ruining My lies will be challenged to an Thanks for reading The Advocate soring the band, and Larry Life for signing on Thurs- Escape Box. Participants Werner, Deb Andries, and day, August 2 at 6:30 PM will solve many riddles to Jeanette Rydberg for organ- and wildlife author/photogra- learn what codes are needed izing the event. Also, thank pher Stan Tekiela will be pre- to open the box and fnd out you to Custom Education senting fascinating images what is inside! Thanks Thanks Solutions, Cumberland and behaviors of loons on Various activities held at Thanks for reading TSAP Library Foundation Thursday, August 9 at 6:30 the TSAP Library reach out for reading for reading The The and the many donors who PM. Mr. Tekiela will be to different segments of the ‘Git Back’ to the 50s and The60s at July 24 concertAdvocate sponsored the free book also hold an author signing community. We don’t want Advocate Advocate give away to the 75 youth for his book called Fasci- youth and/or adult patrons If it’s oldies you like, owner Tia Duncan, a clas- but free-will donations to the who were in attendance. nating Loons. not join because reading you’ll want to be at the Li- sically-trained chef, will be Island City Academy char- The TSAP Library hosted On the second foor, the isn’t their thing. The library brary Lake stage on July 24 serving food at the event. ter school are appreciated. some well attended au- Anna St. Angelo Children’s staff is trying to incorporate for the Git Backs, a band that The Git Backs play the Susan Bridger, community thor visits, two of these Library has been buzzing events and activities that specializes in music of the music of such rock and education director, asks that included William Kent with themes of bees, but- consist of entertainment and 50s and 60s. The band from country performers as you call or email her to re- Krueger and Scott Spool- terfies and other interest- hands-on learning while Clear Lake will play from 6 Chuck Berry, Carl Perkins, serve kayaks by Monday. man. Mr. Krueger, a Twin ing facts of insects and ani- keeping reading still a big p.m. to 8 p.m. in theThank Island Buddyyou Holly, Johnny Cash, Her number is 715-822- Cities resident, spoke on his mals. The theme is about part of it. City Music series, freefor con reading- Eddie Cochran, Little Rich- 5121, ext. 403, and her email Cork O’Connor mystery se- to change and the youth Thank you for including Thanks for reading certs sponsored by ETC, ard and the Beatles. is [email protected]. The Advocate ries. Mr. Spoolman, Madi- are traveling Down Under the TSAP Library into your Cumberland’s artsThe council, Advocate In addition to music and So bring a lawn chair or son resident and a former to learn about Australian summer schedule. and local businesses. food at the Tuesday con- blanket and come down to Cumberland student, gave wildlife, Aboriginal art, and Lairdchurch Vacation certs, the school district the lake Tuesday for some Rental, formerly Laird- kayaks are available for pad- good old rock and roll. churchThanks B&B, for will reading be the dling The on Library Advocate Lake. There Questions? Call Larry New location for Cumberland Healthcare sponsor, and Lairdchurch is no charge for the kayaks, Werner at 612-743-5117. Outpatient Physical Therapy Thanks for reading WITC offers Motorcycle Safety Training Classes The Advocate Cumberland Healthcare This is the tan building questions, please contact announces its Outpatient across 6th Avenue from the Rehabilitation Services at Openings available for or experienced rider the safe their class M license. Physical Therapy Depart- Apothecary or the former 715-822-7300. SummerThanks classes for readingtechniques The Advocate of riding a mo- Motorcycles are provided ment has moved to their behavioral health building. Cumberland Healthcare Wisconsin Indianhead torcycle. It consists of six by WITC. Students must Thanks for reading Technical College is offer- hours of classroom and 10 provide their own safety new location at 1140 6th Cumberland Healthcare is an independent, not-for- The Advocate Avenue, Cumberland. invites you to attend an open proft; community based ing motorcycle safety train- hours of on-cycle instruc- gear. Classes are offered Physical Therapy services house on Tuesday, July 31st rural healthcare facility pro- ing classes at the Rice Lake, tion. Students completing weekends. Visit our web- remain on the Cumberland from 4:30 to 6:00 PM. Re- viding a full spectrum of New Richmond, Superior and passing this course will site at www.witc.edu or call Healthcare campus and are freshments and tours will be services to all ages, every and Ashland campuses. be issued a waiver that will 1-800-243-9482, extension currently occupying their available. step of the way. This 16-hour courseTHANKS is ap- waive the FOR road testREADING at the 5045 for Rice Lake, New newly renovated space. For more information or proved by the DepartmentTHE DMV. ADVOCATE A student will still Richmond ext 4221, Supe- of Transportation. It is de- be required to take a written rior ext 6367, and Ashland signed to teach the beginner test at the DMV to obtain ext 3170.

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By Craig Bucher The heat has driven Sharon and I into the car for more drives around the area. The coolness and the peace and quiet of a drive down country roads helps us to put up with the heat and the high humidity. There are also some amazing sights to see as you drive around. I especially enjoy look- ing at the fower gardens some of our neighbors have created. The reds, blues, purple, and yellows of the fowers makes a great contrast to the sur- rounding green of the grass. It takes a lot of work Inside Wisconsin to create and keep fower gardens but as Emerson by Tom Still put it they are a “ray of sunshine.” For me, the fower beds represent all that is the very best in a world that can become dreary and threatening as Competency based education can help close Wisconsin’s workforce gap we experience the problems that face us. RHINELANDER, WI: You structure. tive technology, welding led her to emerging from a -0- know you’ve entered a dif- Not only is competency- and culinary arts. It could feld of 200 contestants in Monday was one of those dreary days as I ferent kind of campus when a based education taking root spread to about 60 percent the 2018 statewide business watched the President of the United States em- roadway sign at Nicolet Tech- at Nicolet, which began of the campus in time. plan contest. barrass all of us. I agree with Senator John Mc- nical College warns motorists phasing into specifc pro- One returning stu- Not only is her business, of an approaching crossway grams in January, but in dent who benefted from Replace-A-Lace, gaining Cain, as he characterized Trump’s press confer- for both people and bears. other colleges and universi- Nicolet’s fexible approach traction, but she’s been in- ence, with Putin, as “one of the most disgraceful Bears aren’t signing up ties in Wisconsin. to learning was Nancy vited to help teach other performances of an American president in re- for classes at Nicolet, which “In our district, we have Brekke-Jones of Rhineland- students at Nicolet. cent memory. The damage inficted by President is spread over a heavily for- to fnd a way to upscale ex- er, who fnished among the “I think the entrepreneur- Trump’s naivety egotism, false equivalence, and ested site in north-central isting employees … and we top 12 fnalists in this year’s ial spirit is very much alive sympathy for autocrats is diffcult to calculate.” Wisconsin, but roughly have to fnd a way to do it Wisconsin Governor’s here,” Brekke-Jones said. 2,000 students are enrolled without them feeling they Business Plan Contest. “I was able to learn a great He goes on to say that the summit in Helsinki was there and thousands more need to leave their jobs to Brekke-Jones, of Rhine- deal that helped me with my a “tragic mistake.” Oh well, I think I will go out people attend events or do so,” Nicolet President lander, had come up with business.” and “smell the roses” in my neighbors fower bed. courses during a typical Richard Nelson told a July an idea for a “no-tie” Vel- In parts of Wisconsin, as SEE YOU NEXT WEEK! year. 10 meeting of the Wiscon- cro strap that could replace well as other states, work- Part of what draws them sin Technology Council. shoelaces on any shoes, force shortages threaten to Nicolet is a fexible ap- Nelson noted the stand- primarily to help children to hold back the economy. proach to learning and ard credit-hour approach to and adults who have trouble Even with effciencies training that helps students higher education was born tying shoes. Her idea for a brought on by technology, along their diverse career of an early 20th century hook and loop system, now there aren’t enough people paths while recognizing that Carnegie Foundation move- patented, was a result of 26 in the talent pipeline to re- employers need to know ment to better track how years of experience in the place retiring workers or to they’re hiring workers who professors were compensat- footwear industry. supply growing companies understand the basics of ed. The so-called “Carnegie She realized she needed in specifc business sectors. their trade. Unit” wasn’t driven by what to learn how to turn that If competency-based edu- Nicolet is on the way to a educational methods worked idea into a business, how- cation helps to remove broader adoption of “com- best for students, but how to ever, and went to Nicolet some of the barriers that petency-based education,” bring order to pay and retire- for help. prevent people from get- an approach that awards ment calculations. “I wasn’t sure where I ting the skills they need college credit based on Today, the needs of stu- was going to go for a busi- to advance their careers, competency versus class- dents and employers alike ness plan. At frst, I really perhaps more students can room time. It is a system often call for learning and didn’t have a clue,” Brekke- reach the workforce faster that values demonstrated certifcation paths that rec- Jones said. and better prepared to con- knowledge, skills and abili- ognize the balancing act of She signed up for a class tribute to employers, their ties over “seat time,” and work, family and education. on entrepreneurism at communities and beyond. which allows for learning to At Nicolet, for example, Nicolet, started it within a Still is president of the take place online, in hands- competency-based educa- week of enrolling, took ad- Wisconsin Technology on settings or in the class- tion appears to be the right vantage on online resources Council. He is the former room at starting times out- path for students engaged as well as guest speakers, associate editor of the Wis- side a traditional semester in trades such as automo- and started down a path that consin State Journal. A Look Back 10 Years Ago MN., was recently named Cumberland’s heavy hit- County who went to Mil- July 16, 2008 president of that bank. Mr. ting Legion ball team won a waukee last week for Army The Cumberland Red Lit- Gargaro was raised here in pair of games by defeating service. tle League team capped off MOVING?Cumberland and went to Cornell 4-1 and River Falls 80 Years Ago Don’t forget MOVING? a perfect season by winningto workchange for the Northwestern 9-5. Larry Bellows hurled a July 14, 1938 the Tri-County Little Leagueyour State address Bank in 1935. two-hitter against Cornell, The early Alaska pea with us. Don’t forget to change Tournament in Barron lastThe postJoe Prell, son of Mr. and allowing one run and strik- pack was completed at the your address with us. weekend. Team membersofe Mrs. Jack Prell, and Bob ing out eight. Team players local Stokely plant last week Mail change of address to: are: Logan Boucher, Colinwill Paffel, not son of Mr. and Mrs. included Bonneville, Helbig, with a total volume of a little P.O. Box 637, forward Cumberland, WI. 54829 Elfers, Damien Feiertag,newspa John- Paffel, were the Cum- Howe, R. Peterson, Schell, over 37,000 cases. AJ Ricci, Brendan Gruns-pers.berland FFA delegates at- Bellows, Martin O’Dell, D. I. D’Amico of Cum- eth, Luke Anderson, Kahlen tending a Trees for Tomor- Lund and B. Peterson. berland, will soon announce Mail change of Donatell, Jonah Helbig, addressrow Camp, to: a conservation 65 Years Ago his candidacy for the offce or email to: Trey Lundequam, and JoP.O.- camp Box 637,located in Merrill. July 16, 1953 of District Attorney in the [email protected] Cumberland, WI. nah Lundequam. The team 54829 orThe email Chamber to: of Com- Five members of Boy upcoming fall election. news@cumberland- “An Independent Community Newspaper” is coached by Ken Sparish, merceadvocate.com is sponsoring “Bal- Scout Troop 24 embarked Barron County was in- Marty Lundequam, and Don loon Days” in Cumberland on a three week trip to the cluded in the portion of the THE CUMBERLANDMOVING? ADVOCATE Donatell. this weekend. The Chamber southwest where they will state which has the worst Owned by Jackson County Periodicals postage paid in 20 Years Ago has purchased a quantity of attend a world-wide National infestation of grasshoppers. Publishing,Don’t Inc. forget to changeCumberland, Wisconsin MOVING? your address with us. 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Many A new single day pea 7/14 78 62 0.08” Bob Nugent, Photos bear the handwritten signature Dr. Lee Jacobson, Hospital hours of research and experi- pack record was set at the 7/15 85 64 - of the writer and include the Social Services Director mentation were put into the Cumberland Stokely Plant 7/16 83 58 - SUBSCRIPTION RATES: address and phone number(s) Bob Brunner, contractor Ray project under the supervision last Friday with the process- for verication purposes. 7/17 60 55 - $34.00 a year in Barron, Rydberg, and Hospital Ad- of Kenneth McDonald, and ing of approximately 12,000 Burnett, Polk Poetry and thank you letters and Washburn Counties. are not appropriate. There will ministrator Earl Strub, broke also with the help of George cases of Alaska peas in about Temperature and (“Snowbird Rate”: $5.00 be a charge for letters of thank ground on Monday, July 18th Anderson, local television 18 hours. Records show precipitation charge) you from individuals and they for the construction of Cum- dealer. this to be the greatest single readings are taken will be included with the paid $36.00 in the Rest of notices, not with Letters to the berland Memorial Hospital’s Cumberland’s newest days’ volume ever reached at 7 a.m. for Wisconsin and Editor. congregate housing building. service station, Phillips 66, is on peas, according to M. A. the previous 24 hours and All of Minnesota. 40 Years Ago expected to be open for busi- Dunham. are provided by the $38.00 in the Rest of July 18, 1978 ness soon. George Miller, Sam Donatelle and Pat Cumberland Utility United States. Weekly deadline is Offce. 2:00 p.m. on John Gargaro, executive formerly of George’s Mo- Capuzzi were the only two MEMBER OF vice-president of the Sav- bile, has leased the opera- Cumberland men inducted WISCONSIN NEWSPAPER Friday ASSOCIATION age State Bank in Savage, tion. in the group from Barron Wednesday, July 18, 2018 5 Court News Ronald E. McCarthy, 47, lier and had been drinking were a ploy so he could be sideways in the gravel. of Barron, has been charged in Ridgeland and his home. transported to Sacred Heart Deputy Jilek observed a Cumberland Police Barron County with possession of metham- Deputy Jilek observed Don- where his girlfriend is a pa- lone female occupant exit phetamine, and possession nerbauer to be unable to sit tient. the drivers’ seat of the ve- Department Call Log Circut Court of drug paraphernalia. His still and was very fdgety, After being informed of hicle and run from the ve- Monday, July 2 Shane D. Brekke, 34, preliminary hearing is set for having to move all over and this Offcer Reinikainen hicle. Deputy Jilek exited Offcer received a com- Clayton, driver drink open August 1, 2018. appeared to be unsteady on spoke with Ostenson and his his vehicle and yelled sev- plaint that two basketball intoxicant in a motor ve- Brandon C. Purintun, his feet. Deputy Jilek asked demeanor had completely eral times for her to stop. hoops had been taken from hicle, $263.50, and vehicle 26, of Cameron, has been Donnerbauer if he had any changed and he appeared Deputy Jilek chased the fe- their church. operator fail to wear a seat charged with possession of controlled substances such happy. Offcer Reinikainen male subject approximately Offcer received a com- belt, $10.00; Steven G. Da- methamphetamine, posses- as methamphetamine, and asked Ostenson if what Off- 50 yards on foot before she plaint of livestock on the vis, 34, Rice Lake, operat- sion of THC, and posses- Donnerbauer said he had. He cer Koenig had said was true fnally stopped and complied road at Highway 48 and ing a motor vehicle after sion of drug paraphernalia. said he had smoked meth- and Ostenson said that the with orders. The subject was 23 1/4 Avenue. They were suspension of his driver’s His initial appearance has amphetamine out of a pipe incident was a ploy so that identifed as Lisa Olson. gone when Offcer arrived. license, $200.50, and driver been scheduled for August that morning and again that he could visit his girlfriend Deputy Jilek searched Ol- Offcer received a report drink open intoxicant in 1, 2018. afternoon. at Sacred Heart. son’s person, and located a of an intoxicated subject at a motor vehicle, $263.50; Gerald D. Loken, 57, of Deputy Jilek asked Don- Offcer Reinikainen said glass smoking device in her Eagle Point. Offcer took Tiana M. Frank, 19, Turtle Chetek, has been charged nerbauer to perform feld so- the Ostenson’s conduct tied back left pants pocket, which him home. Lake, operating a motor ve- with felony bail jumping. briety tests, which he agreed up police resources for ap- he recognized as a device Tuesday, July 3 hicle while intoxicated, 1st, (Failure to appear for his dai- to do, but which he failed to proximately fve hours and used for smoking controlled Offcer spoke with a $811.50 + driver’s license ly preliminary breath tests). perform satisfactorily. Dep- wasted hours of medical and substances. She later admit- subject whose vehicle was revoked for six months, and His preliminary hearing will uty Jilek formed the opinion crisis time as well. ted that the pipe was used to parked the wrong way on must undergo alcohol as- be held July 19, 2018. that he was under the infu- If convicted Ostenson smoke marijuana. the street. sessment; Thomas J. Held- Daniel C. Moen, 49, of ence of an intoxicant and/ may be fned not more than Deputy Jilek interviewed Offcer was advised of stab, 65, Rice Lake, operat- Rice Lake, has been charged or controlled substance and $20,000 or imprisoned for Olson, who made multiple women’s clothing at Eagle ing a motor vehicle while with operating a motor ve- placed him under arrest. not more than six years and comments about her frus- Point Park and a boat adrift. intoxicated, 1st, $811.50 + hicle after revocation of his If convicted Donnerbauer nine months, or both. His tration with police. She said The boat owner was locat- driver’s license revoked for driver’s license, and felony may be fned not more than preliminary hearing will be “every time she pulls out, ed, the clothing was picked six months and must un- bail jumping. (Failure to $31,000 or imprisoned for held July 19, 2018. they’re up your butt.” She up and thrown away. Noth- dergo alcohol assessment; comply with the terms of not more than 13 years, or Lisa M. Olson, 35, of made numerous, at times ing suspicious. Joel Logan, 36, Rice Lake, his bond by committing a both. His preliminary hear- Cameron, has been charged convoluted, statements sug- Offcer received a com- refuse to take test for intoxi- new crime). His preliminary ing will be held July 19, with attempting to fee or gesting that she was screw- plaint of people going the cation after arrest, $50.00 + hearing will be held July 18, 2018. elude a deputy, possession ing up, not thinking clearly, wrong way on Donatelle driver’s license revoked for 2018. Matthew M. Ostenson, of drug paraphernalia, and frustrated, etc. Street. 12 months, and ignition in- James F. Donnerbauer, 48, of Rice Lake, has been failure to install an ignition Deputy Jilek asked her Offcer spoke with three terlock ordered; Naomi E. 68, of Ridgeland, has been charged with obstructing an interlocks device. why she would take off, as subjects who were going Marx, 37, Rice Lake, operat- charged with criminal tres- offcer and felony bail jump- The criminal complaint she had a valid license, and the wrong way on Donatelle ing a motor vehicle without pass, disorderly conduct, ing. (Failure to comply with states that on Thursday, July she said she couldn’t give Street. a valid license, $162.70, and operating a motor vehicle the terms of his bond by 5, 2018, at approximately a logical answer. He asked Wednesday, July 4 vehicle operator fail to wear while intoxicated, 1st and committing a new crime). 9:47 a.m. Barron County if it was because she was Verbal warning given for a seat belt, $10.00; Trevor T. two counts of felony bail The criminal complaint Sheriff’s Deputy Jilek over- frustrated with the Cameron a subject who was speeding. Moen, 27, Cameron, vehicle jumping. (Failure to comply states that on Thursday, July heard over the radio that cops, and she stated it was. Offcers were on patrol operator fail to wear a seat with the terms of his bond by 5, 2018, at approximately Chief Lynch of the Cameron Olson acknowledged that around the beach during the belt, $10.00, and license re- committing a new crime). 10:15 a.m. Rice Lake Police Police Department was at- at some point she saw red 4th of July celebration. striction violation, $200.50; According to the criminal Offcer Reinikainen was ad- tempting to catch up to a ve- and blue lights behind her, Offcer received a com- Mitchell D. White, 23, Rice complaint, on Monday, July vised that they had received hicle that had taken off from but did not know where spe- plaint that a subject had Lake, passenger possess 9, 2018, at approximately a call from a subject that a residence at a high rate of cifcally. She commented on stolen some plates. He was open intoxicants in a motor 4:10 p.m. Barron County stated he was sorry and then speed. Chief Lynch advised how colorful they were. unable to locate her vehicle vehicle, $200.50; Joshua A. Sheriff’s Deputies respond- hung up. that the vehicle was east- Olson denied knowing and she was not at home. Zurek, 31, Chetek, operat- ed to 13 1/2 Street in Ridge- Dispatch informed Offcer bound on 15th Avenue. that the Cameron police Offcer responded a to ing a motor vehicle without land, for a report of a subject Reinikainen that they were Deputy Jilek responded to were trying to stop her, but call of a male who had hit proof of insurance, $10.00, who had driven his car into able to determine that the the area, and over the radio also said that she called her his head while diving at license restriction violation, a garage on the property call came from the area of he could clearly hear Chief boss “to tell him that she’s the beach. Ambulance was $200.50, and display unau- and was causing a problem. the Rice Lake Dam, and that Lynch’s sirens. Chief Lynch in some....now doing some- called. thorized vehicle registration Upon arrival Sgt. Beranek Rice Lake Police Offcers reported that the vehicle was thing stupid.” She also said Offcer responded to a plate, $238.30. made contact with the home- had recently been dealing traveling at a high rate of “she doesn’t have anything two-car accident at 2nd Troy W. Hom, 35, of Bar- owners, who advised that he with Ostenson, in the area speed and that at one point to hide besides being a retard Avenue and Water Street. ron, has been charged with and his brother have a very of the Dam, as he had been Chief Lynch lost sight of the and running away.” There were no injuries. obstructing an offcer. He large dairy farm and one of intoxicated and was commit- vehicle and had to take an She further stated that the Offcer conducted traf- did not appear for his court the residences on the farm is ted for mental health on July alternate route to fnd the ve- vehicles in front of her were fc direction/control at the date and a default judgement located on 13 1/2 Street. 2, 2018. hicle. Chief Lynch provided trying to hit her, because intersection of 2nd Avenue was entered against him in Sgt. Beranek observed Offce Reinikainen and a description of the vehicle they were braking. Deputy and Elm Street after the the amount $200.50. a vehicle that had struck other offcers responded to and the registration plate Jilek advised her that the freworks display. Complaints and run into the garage. He that location and Offcer number. cars in front of her were not Offcer assisted Cumber- Donald R. Duclon, 48, spoke with the female home Jondreau located Ostenson Deputy Jilek responded trying to hit her, and they land Fire Department with of Cumberland has been owner, who said that she was walking away from Offcer to the intersection of 21 1/2 were just going about their a false alarm at Cumberland charged with harassing po- inside the barn when she saw Jondreau. Street and 17 1/2 Avenue and business. She believed the Care and Rehab. lice. His court trial is sched- the vehicle drive in and a Offcer Reinikainen made observed a vehicle which vehicles were trying to stop Male subject complained uled for September 4, 2018. male subject, who was later contact with Ostenson and matched that description the chase. that his parents were yell- Joshua J. Allen, 37, of identifed as James F. Don- detected a strong odor of come to an abrupt stop past A review of her driver’s ing at him due to a broken Prairie Farm, has been nerbauer, jump out of the intoxicants coming from the stop sign at the intersec- record refected that Ol- down vehicle. Parties were charged with two license/tag vehicle. She said the vehicle him. Ostenson began to cry tion and turn westbound on son was required to have separated for the evening. violations. His court date has was still moving when Don- and made statements about 17 1/2 Avenue. The vehicle an ignition interlock device Thursday, July 5 been set for August 8, 2018. nerbauer jumped out and trying to kill himself by as- passed Deputy Jilek and he installed until November Subject was arrested for Danielle R. Hagen, 20, then ran into the garage. phyxiation. He said he was did a U-turn and immediate- 28, 2022. She told Deputy bail jumping. of Cumberland, has been She said that Donnerbauer going to use chemicals to do ly activated his emergency Jilek that she did not have a Offcer received a traffc charged with possession of threw his arms in the air very so. lights. The vehicle acceler- “Breathalyzer” installed on a complaint of a truck pulling marijuana and possession of upset and yelled at her. She Offcer Reinikainen and ated heavily away from him vehicle because she was try- a trailer all over the road-it drug paraphernalia. She is became scared so she went Sgt. Larson, searched him and he activated his siren ing to save up to get one. was hard to see. Offcer was scheduled to appear August back into the barn and called and did not fnd any chemi- and attempted to catch the If convicted Olson may unable to locate the vehicle. 29, 2018. her husband and her two cals. Ostenson said he had vehicle. be fned not more than An intoxicated male sub- David J. Mackewich, brothers-in-law. She also money and was going to buy Deputy Jilek reached $11,100, or imprisoned ject was attempting to walk 39, of Rice Lake, has been contacted one of their neigh- the chemicals. speeds over 80 miles an hour for not more than four to Minnesota. Offcer ad- charged with a license/tag bors. The neighbor came to Ostenson said he wanted on 17 1/2 Avenue, which years and one month. Her vised him to go back to his violation. He is scheduled to the residence. While she was to go to Sacred Heart Hospi- is a 45 mile per hour zone, driver’s license may also cabin and calm down for appear August 8, 2018. in the barn, she observed tal as his doctor is there and and the vehicle was still be suspended for not more the evening. Tammy M. Perzichili, 51, Donnerbauer walk into the he would feel safe there. Of- able to get ahead of him. than fve years and six Two warnings were given of Cumberland, has been residence without consent. fcer Reinikainen contacted As the pursuit continued the months. Her preliminary for drivers who made an charged with possession of She estimates he was inside Northwest Connections and road turned into 17 1/4 Av- hearing will be held July improper stop at a stop sign. marijuana, and possession the residence for approxi- transported Ostenson to enue, and Deputy Jilek again 19, 2018. Cont’d on page 8 of drug paraphernalia. Her mately three minutes. The Lakeview Medical Center. reached speeds in the upper court trial will be held Sep- neighbor went inside of the An emergency commit- 70s and was able to slightly tember 4, 2018. residence and escorted Don- ment was eventually au- close the difference between Criminal Complaints nerbauer out of the home. thorized, but Ostenson said the vehicles. “MICK’S PICKS” Jeff A. McGowan, 56, of Upon his arrival, Deputy he would only go to Sacred The vehicle stopped at the ‘13 FORD F150 SUPER CAB LARIAT Rice Lake, has been charged Jilek made contact with Heart and that he would not intersection of 17 1/4 Ave- with knowingly violating a Donnerbauer. Deputy Jilek be cooperative if he went nue and County Trunk High- 4x4 • 5.0 V8 • Auto • Leather Buckets domestic abuse order, and asked what was going on somewhere else. Offcer way SS. The vehicle turned All the Extras Plus Trailer Tow three counts of misdemean- and Donnerbauer said he ran Reinikainen stayed with Os- northbound on County Just Arrived • Low, Low Miles or bail jumping. (Failure to out of gas.... He then asked tenson until approximately Trunk Highway SS, heading comply with the terms of him if he had struck the 1:45 p.m. when he was med- toward Rice Lake, and again 2013 FORD EDGE SEL his bond by violating the no- garage on the property and ically cleared to be transport- accelerated heavily. Deputy AWD • 3.5 V6 • Auto • Spotless In & Out contact portion of his bond). Donnerbauer said he had ed, and fnal arrangements Jilek observed the vehicle Options! Options! Options! His adjourned initial appear- coasted into it. were made to transport him use the right shoulder of the One Owner • Fresh Trade • Call Me NOW ance was scheduled for Au- Deputy Jilek asked Don- to Northwood Mental Health roadway to pass another ve- gust 8, 2018. nerbauer if he went into any- in Marshfeld. hicle. Deputy Jilek reached 2008 FORD ESCAPE LIMITED Bradon M. Benson, 18, body’s house. Donnerbauer Offcer Reinikainen trans- approximately 82 miles per 4x4 • V6 • Auto • Moon Roof & Leather of Barron, has been charged pointed to the residence be- ferred Ostenson to the Rice hour, again in a posted 45 All the Right Equipment • Nice Trade with theft in a business set- hind him and said he went Lake Police Department mile per hour zone, and the Perfect Second Family Unit • See Me SOON ting, and retail theft. His into that house. He indicated pending transfer to North- vehicle was maintaining its hearing will be held August he had consumed four or fve wood, and Offcer Koenig distance from him. ‘05 FORD FIVE HUNDRED SEDAN 22, 2018. beers a couple of hours ear- had been called in from off- The vehicle approached FWD • V6 • Auto • Full Power duty to transport him to the the Lake 7 movie theater, Well Cared For Unit medical facility. Ostenson slowed, and turned into their Call Today for a Low Price told Offcer Koenig that driveway, and then pulled the suicidal comments he around behind Molberg made that day, and the ones Electric and the smoke shop. Just One Call he had made surrounding As the vehicle came to a stop his previous commitment, in that area it was drifting That’s All! Cumberland Area Make Buying Easy • Call 1-888-876-1749 Food Pantry Call Your Local Sales Consultant Mick Ritchie at 715-822-2350 Open Friday 1-3 pm or cell phone # 715-671-8424 Cumberland NEW home at 1270 1st Ave. (Next to Lampert’s Lumber) FIEDLER FORD, INC. Area Food Pantry For assistance please call 204 MADISON AVENUE Open 715-822-2004 or 715-822-3767 GRANTSBURG, WI 54840 Friday 1-3 pm NEW home at 1270 1st Ave. (Next to Lampert’s Lumber) For assistance please call 715-822-2004 or 715-822-3767 6 Wednesday, July 18, 2018 Sports Bert Skinner; Cumberland Athletic Hall of Fame 2018 Inductee Cumberland High School eventually hold the School gram and served as the will be inducting four new Record for his discus throw Head Coach for both the members into their Athletic for 12 years, before it was Girls and Boys Basketball Hall of Fame on Saturday beaten. His senior year, he programs, twice leading the evening, October 6. Tick- was named the winner of boys to the Regional Cham- ets will be available for the the Cumberland Chamber pionship games. event in September. “This of Commerce Sportsman- An excellent Elementary is our ffth year of honor- ship Award. Physical Education teacher, ing some of the outstand- His would move on to Skinner would be named ing individuals that have play basketball at UW-Bar- by both the New Richmond been part of Cumberland ron County, where he was and Cumberland School High School athletics over a member of the Northern Districts as an “Outstanding the past 100 years,” said Division Championship Young Educator,” during his Committee member Ritchie team, but his attempts to time there. Currently, Skin- Narges. One of those in- play College football at frst ner serves the community as ducted this year will be UW-Stevens Point and then Mayor and as a member of former athlete/coach, Bert UW- River Falls would un- the County Board. Skinner. fortunately end following “Bert Skinner fts our cri- Skinner graduated from an illness and later a knee teria in many areas, frst as Cumberland in 1969 after injury. an excellent athlete, second- earning varsity letters in Skinner would move on ly as a coach, and fnally for football, basketball, and to teaching and coaching, his involvement in the com- track. A quarterback in frst at New Richmond, munity as an alumnus. We football and a guard on the where he coached football, congratulate him and look basketball team, Skinner basketball, and baseball and forward to his induction on would go on to earn All- then back to his alma mater. October 6,” added Hall of Conference and All-North- Here, his coaching would Fame Committe member west recognition in both continue, as he would spend Nancy Scharhag. sports. In track, he would time in the volleyball pro- Spring turkey harvest sees 10 percent decline from 2017 Preliminary totals show lowed by Zones 2 and 3, turkey hunters registered where hunters registered 38,885 birds during the 9,471 and 8,699 turkeys Bert Skinner 2018 spring turkey hunting respectively. Overall, the season in Wisconsin, a 10 statewide success rate was percent decrease from the 18.3 percent, compared to With boating season in full swing the Cumberland spring 2017 season. 20.4 percent in 2017. Weather this spring The 2018 spring season Fire Department offers these safe boating tips played a signifcant role started on April 14 with the No matter how much ex- gator is injured or incapaci- knowing how to swim. Lo- might arise. You can learn in the decreased harvest Youth Hunt. The regular sea- perience you have, it’s al- tated in any way, it’s impor- cal organizations, such as boating safety rules by numbers. With much of the son ran from April 18 to May ways a good idea for every- tant to make sure someone the American Red Cross taking a local community state covered in snow at the 29 with six separate time pe- one to review boating safety else can follow the proper and others, offer training for course or online course to beginning of the season, riods. Having separate time rules before departures. At boating safety rules to get all ages and abilities. Check help educate yourself. we saw a steep decline in periods allows for maximum the end of the day we all everyone else back to shore. to see what classes are of- 10. Consider a Free the number of turkeys reg- hunter opportunities, with a want to come home and 5. Develop a Float Plan. fered in your area. Vessel Safety Check. Take istered during the Youth minimum amount of inter- that’s why Cumberland Fire Whether you choose to in- 9. Take a Boating advantage of a free ves- Hunt and Period A. The ference while ensuring that and Rescue wants you to re- form a family member or Course. Beginning boat- sel safety check from the remaining time periods had harvest does not lead to pop- view these 10 basic boating staff at your local marina, ers and experienced experts US Coast Guard. They of- similar harvest to last year, ulation declines. Biologists in safety tips to help you stay always be sure to let some- alike need to be familiar fer complimentary boat with a slight decline in Pe- Wisconsin closely monitor safe and have fun: one else know your foat with the boating safety rules examinations to verify the riod F when record high harvest, hunter interference 1. Be Weather-Wise. Al- plan. This should include of operation. Boater educa- presence and condition of temperatures were recorded rates, and hunter satisfaction ways check local weather where you’re going and tion requirements vary by certain safety equipment re- throughout the state. along with other information conditions before departure; how long you’re going to be state; however, some re- quired by state and federal With much of the state to track turkey populations TV and radio forecasts can gone. quire validated completion regulations. Free of charge, covered in snow at the be- through time, to maintain be a good source of infor- A foat plan can include of at least one boating safety they’ll provide a specialist ginning of the season, there a successful and enjoyable mation. If you notice dark- the following information: course. Regardless of your to check out your boat and were steep declines in early spring turkey hunt, and are ening clouds, volatile and • name, address, and individual state’s require- make helpful boating safety season harvests. - Photo always vigilant that harvests rough changing winds or phone number of trip leader ments, it’s always important tips and recommendations. credit: Jerry Davis be sustainable. sudden drops in tempera- • name and phone number to be educated and prepared They also offer virtual on- With much of the state 2018 fall turkey hunt- ture, play it safe by getting of all passengers for every circumstance that line safety checks as well. covered in snow at the be- ing: Starting in 2018, the off the water. • boat type and registra- ginning of the season, there fall turkey drawing has been 2. Follow a Pre-Depar- tion information were steep declines in early waived. A fall turkey har- ture Checklist. Proper boat- • trip itinerary season harvests.Photo cred- vest authorization will be ing safety includes being • types of communication Nice Walleye! it: Jerry Davis issued with every fall tur- prepared for any possibil- and signal equipment on- “Unfortunately, turkey key or conservation patron ity on the water. Following board, such as an Emergen- hunters experienced less- license purchase. Hunters a pre-departure checklist is cy Position Indicating Radio than-ideal conditions dur- will choose a zone at the the best way to make sure Beacon (EPIRB) or Personal ing the Youth Hunt and time of purchase for which no boating safety rules or Locator Beacon (PLB) frst period,” said Mark their harvest authorization precautions have been over- 6. Make Proper Use of Witecha, upland wildlife will be valid. Bonus harvest looked or forgotten. Lifejackets. Did you know ecologist for the Wisconsin authorizations, formerly 3. Use Common Sense. that the majority of drown- Department of Natural Re- known as leftover tags, will One of the most important ing victims are the result of sources. “We saw declines be available for purchase in parts of boating safety is boaters not wearing their in hunter participation in all select zones starting Aug. to use your common sense. lifejackets? Make sure that zones early in the season, 18 at 10 a.m. This means operating at a your family and friends so it appears many were de- The fall 2018 wild tur- safe speed at all times (es- aren’t part of this statis- terred by late winter weath- key season for Zones 1-5 is pecially in crowded areas), tic by assigning and ftting er that impacted the state.” September 15 to January 6, staying alert at all times each member of your on- A total of 138,544 har- 2019. For Zones 6 and 7, the and steering clear of large board team with a life jacket vest authorizations were season is September 15-No- vessels and watercraft that prior to departure. Wear it! awarded through the draw- vember 16. can be restricted in their 7. Avoid Alcohol. Prac- ing and 74,237 were sold The 2018 Fall Turkey ability to stop or turn. Also, tice boating safety at all over the counter. Overall, and 2019 Spring Turkey be respectful of buoys and times by saving the alcohol there were 325 more har- regulations are included in other navigational aids, all for later. The probability of vest authorizations issued the 2018 Wisconsin Small of which have been placed being involved in a boating this season than in the 2017 Game Hunting Regulations, there to ensure your own accident doubles when alco- spring season. available now online and at safety. hol is involved and studies Dan Vincent with a dandy 28 inch walleye. Zone 1 produced the license vendors around the 4. Designate an Assistant have shown that the effects highest overall turkey har- state. Skipper. Make sure more of alcohol are exacerbated vest at 11,235 birds, fol- than one person on board is by sun and wind. familiar with all aspects of 8. Learn to Swim. If your boat’s handling, opera- you’re going to be in and tions, and general boating around the water, proper safety. If the primary navi- boating safety includes

A wet snowy spring hampered the turkey harvest Wednesday, July 18 2018 7 An Outdoorsman’s Journal by Mark Walters Anything for a Salmon Hello friends, become ill. Perhaps the most daring, boring, physical, and No problem I am Mark Walters, I can do anything. when successful, rewarding game that I play is at- So I exit the harbor and there is a solid breeze caus- tempting to fsh salmon out of a canoe on Lake Mich- ing steady rollers and I work my way southeast. That igan by paddle trolling. Though I know that other plan did not work out as I believe there were a whole people do it, I have never seen anyone fshing out of bunch of commercial fshing nets in the area and it a canoe in this manner. was a pretty good sized task to dodge them. I started doing this about 20-years-ago. I gener- The rollers were taking me south, it was getting ally give it one try a year and most of the time I do a dark and I was maybe two-miles from shore when I lot of my fshing after dark as there is less wind and started heading north. I was wearing long pants and boat traffc. On average I catch about one salmon a life vest and I was soaked as each wave splashed every other outing and my best was twice I caught me just a tad. Long story short, at 11:30 one drowned three. rat exited his canoe, stripped off his pants and sat in Monday, June 4th the Chevy Hotel until 3:00 a.m. High 74, low 53 Saturday July 7th Port Washington is a very cool town, has an ex- High 84, low 57 cellent port and last year I caught three coho in one As I paddled three-miles straight east in total day fshing there. This early evening I was incredibly darkness this morning I can guarantee you one thing. excited as I began paddling my 16-foot Aluma-Craft Every boat load of people was talking about the “nut out to sea. I would be using two rods rigged with a job” in a canoe trying to catch a salmon. For 7 hours dodger/fy combination and though the bite had been I pulled on the kayak paddle and did the same speed slow in the area, I fgured if I put in enough hours I as my neighbors in both private and charter boats. would have at least one chance. There were times when I was in so much pain that That one chance did not materialize, as an hour I thought I gonna lose it. Pain comes from sitting on before dark and a mile from shore a pop up storm hit a cooler with a back that has some issues and know- The fsh cleaning station at Sheboygan is a popular place on Saturdays. me that was mostly wind and it was taking me to the ing that if you stop paddling your lines are gonna get state of Michigan. I did a quick about face and be- messed up. Checking your lines has to happen as gan the, blow your arms out, job of heading to shore they get fouled, pick up vegetation, or in the case of in three-foot waves. Someone must have seen my my only fsh being an alewife that my glow spoon had plight as before long a crew in a Coast Guard boat snagged. appeared out of nowhere and followed along side of I did not see a net go down as in any of my neigh- me until they were convinced I could handle the job. bors catching a fsh but at the fsh cleaning station The following morning after sleeping in the front some of the fshermen had 1-5 per boat and about seat of The Chevy Hotel east winds kept me shore half had the same as me. bound and I headed home. I have come to realize that I need to stay some- Friday, July 6th where for at least two days and fsh maybe six hours High 83, low 57 at a time as this sport kicks my behind. Taking breaks There is a lot of salmon fshing pride at the port in a truck does not work. of Sheboygan and 32-days after my frst attempt I Catching salmon out of a canoe is indescribable. would give Sheboygan another try, and I have to tell First the line is screaming off your reel, actually frst, you for a good week I could not get the thought of for about a million hours you get worn out and some- being pulled around in my canoe by a big fsh off my times big waves make you wanna cry for help that mind. you know is not coming. I sit on a cooler, I have a large cooler with ice in it When Mrs. Big starts pulling you around and you to put my catch and I have a dry box. I use a 2x6 that have to fgure out how to get your other line in and I attach to my gunnels that has three rod holders on then you have to net or gaff it and then it wants to it and I also have a propane lantern mounted to that. beat you up as you are both on the foor of your ca- Some bad luck came my way right at the land- noe. When that dandy from the deep is fopping in the ing when I talked to a fsherman who was trailering box, then you know you put on your Big Boy Pants Glow spoons are popular for salmon. This one snagged his boat because it was too windy, and his wife had and accomplished something. an alewife. I am going back with a full moon!

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THANKS FOR READING THE ADVOCATE 8 Wednesday, July 18, 2018 USDA Resumes enrollment Correspondents for Continuous Conservation later this fall and winter. This funny. birthday of their husbands. weekend he went on the team That evening Art and Jill About 280 men will leave Reserve Program Barronett bus to Onalaska to cheer on Adams hosted a birthday on July 23 for Camp Grant, News his friends. party for Jills daughter, Gabi, among them a large number ne-ear Etension Avail- rental rates to make annual By Judy Pieper Jerry and Carol Hefty and at their home. Gabi is now from Cumberland and the able to olders of Many E- rental payments, refecting Duane and I were among the offcially a teenager, but I am surrounding area. One of irin Contracts throuh current values. It will not Imagine a drum roll throng of people watching sure she will be one of the the largest crowds ever as- Continuous Sinu offer incentive payments as here...we have a new great- the Rodeo parade in Spoon- unusual, outstanding teen- sembled in Barron came As part of a 33-year ef- part of the new signup. grandson. Ben and Jensyn er a couple Saturdays ago. agers who never give their Monday evening to honor fort to protect sensitive USDA will not open a Hines’ new little son was Jerry’s son, Roger, is a mem- parents an ounce of trouble. another 50 young men who lands and improve water general signup this year, born in the wee hours of Sat- ber of the Birchwood Honor There were lots of friends have already left. quality and wildlife habitat however, a one-year ex- urday, July 14th. He and his Guard, and they carried the and family members to help on private lands, the U.S. tension will be offered to great-uncle, Ryan Lehmann, fags and led the parade. Gabi celebrate, and we all en- Department of Agriculture existing CRP participants share a birthday. Wrigley There were lots of beautiful joyed the delicious food and CPD Call Log... (USDA) will resume ac- with expiring CRP con- Marsh, his seven-year-old horses and very skilled rid- great conversations. cepting applications for the tracts of 14 years or less. uncle and his great grandpa, ers. Pat Fankhauser drove I am very sorry to report A single cow escaped voluntary Conservation Re- Producers eligible for an Dave Barta were both hop- his wagon pulled by his team that Pastor Jon Simundson from the fence line. He was serve Program (CRP). Eli- extension will receive a let- ing he would be born on July of beautiful black Percheron passed away last week, Pas- reunited with the clan. gible farmers, ranchers, and ter with more information. 16th, because then he would draft horses in the parade. tor Jon rescued our church Friday, July 6 private landowners can sign CRP Grasslands share a birthday with them. The parade was spectacular, many years ago when we Verbal warning was up at their local Farm Serv- Additionally, FSA estab- Anyway, he is a perfect lit- a great lead-in to Saturday lost our regular pastor and given for a subject who was ice Agency (FSA) offce be- lished new ranking criteria tle boy and Mom and Dad evening’s event. asked him to fll in for a few speeding. tween June 4 and Aug. 17, for CRP Grasslands. To couldn’t be happier to wel- And, of course, the rodeo months until we could fnd a Offcer spoke to a driver 2018. guarantee all CRP grass- come their new little bundle was great! Our favorite event permanent pastor. Well, those about the 4-way stop. “The Conservation Re- lands offers are treated of joy. We can’t wait to meet is calf roping because we get few months turned into many Offcer spoke with a serve Program is an impor- equally, applicants who him and start spoiling him to cheer Jeremy Olson on. years, and he never once subject about parking on tant component of the suite previously applied will be just a little bit. And, of course, our second complained about it. I have the north side of the road on of voluntary conservation asked to reapply using the Vacation Bible School at favorite is the mutton bust- to confess now that we loved Jeffrey Blvd. programs USDA makes new ranking criteria. Pro- Barronett Lutheran church ing, or what Kelly Kenny Pastor Jon and we weren’t Offcer spoke to a sub- available to agricultural ducers with pending appli- will be held from August calls “legalized child abuse.” trying too hard to fnd a re- ject who was going the producers, benefting both cations will receive a letter 6th through the 10th this Little boys and girls try their placement. In addition to wrong way on Donatelle the land and wildlife. On the providing the options. year. Classes will run from best to stay on the back of a being a wonderful pastor. Street. road, I often hear frsthand About CRP 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and sheep that is trying its best Pastor Jon enjoyed building Saturday, July 7 how popular CRP is for our In return for enroll- all children from age four to get the little rascal off its things. I think just about ev- Offcer received a report recreational sector; hunters, ing land in CRP, USDA, through twelve are welcome. back. No one gets hurt, and eryone in our congregation of a gas drive off. He was fshermen, conservationists through FSA on behalf of The theme this year is “Time the little ones are cuter than has a birdhouse made by able to contact the vehicle and bird watchers,” U.S. the Commodity Credit Cor- Lab, Discovering Jesus From the dickens. Pastor Jon. He always made owner, who paid for the Secretary of Agriculture poration (CCC), provides Eternity Past to Eternity Fu- We had a very busy day novelty items, our favorite is fuel. Sonny Perdue said. “CRP participants with annual ture.” There will be crafts to on Sunday. After church, his Norwegian thermometer, Offcer received a fre- also is a powerful tool to rental payments and cost- do, stories to read or listen to, Anitia and Miriah Lehmann, which always shows tree works complaint for sub- encourage agricultural pro- share assistance. Land- play time, and lunch. Please Jeremy Olson, Jerry Marsh, below zero. He was a truly jects on Comstock Avenue. ducers to set aside unpro- owners enter into contracts pre-register your child by Lynn Thon, Duane and I got wonderful man and will be He was unable to locate ductive, marginal lands that that last between 10 and 15 calling, 715-822-3527, or together for breakfast at the missed by all who knew him. anyone shooting off fre- should not be farmed to re- years. CRP pays producers on line at barronettlutheran- Prime in Trego. Then Anitia, Please keep Alice and the rest works. duce soil erosion, improve who remove sensitive lands [email protected] so that Lynn, Duane and I stopped of his family in your prayers Offcer stopped subject water quality, provide habi- from production and plant the leaders can order the by to see Kandice and Kane as they go through this time with a headlight out. Driver tat for wildlife and boost certain grasses, shrubs and needed supplies. Thon in their new home on of sorrow. was able to fx headlight by soil health.” trees that improve water This summer is going by Boot Lake Road in Spooner. That’s all I know from wiggling it. FSA stopped accepting quality, prevent soil ero- way too fast. We are seeing (Garrett was working, so we Barronett this week. Hope to Offcer received a fre- applications last fall for sion and increase wildlife corn that is already tasseled didn’t get a chance to visit see you at the Barron County works complaint near the the CRP continuous signup habitat. out, and even saw some ears with him.) Fair. High School. He was un- (excluding applications for Signed into law by Presi- with silk. Our raspberries and After we left Kandice able to locate anyone shoot- the Conservation Reserve dent Reagan in 1985, CRP blueberries are starting to get and Kane, Lynn and I de- ing off freworks. Enhancement Program is one of the largest private- ripe. The veggies in our gar- cided to go kayaking while Sunday, July (CREP) and CRP grass- lands conservation pro- den are growing like crazy, Duane went fshing. We A Look Back... Offcer removed debris lands). This pause allowed grams in the United States. and the weeds are even big- loaded the kayaks right in the sary of the dedication of from the roadway. USDA to review available Thanks to voluntary partici- ger. (How does that happen)? boat and hauled them all to the McKinley Methodist Offcer received a re- acres and avoid exceeding pation by farmers, ranchers Won’t be long before we will Horseshoe Lake. We helped Church. port of an injured animal the 24 million-acre CRP and private landowners, be asking friends to sit out- Duane launch the boat and 90 Years Ago on County Highway H and cap set by the 2014 Farm CRP has improved water side to have coffee because then Lynn and I got in the July 19, 1928 25th Avenue. He was un- Bill. New limited prac- quality, reduced soil erosion I will be making sauerkraut kayaks and started paddling Herbert Hoover, Republi- able to locate the animal. tice availability and short and increased habitat for and, trust me on this, no one away. We noticed that Duane can candidate for President, Offcer checked the front sign up period helps en- endangered and threatened wants to be in a house where didn’t have oars in the boat passed through Cumberland door on the High School-it sure that landowners with species. sauerkraut is fermenting. and asked him about it. His on Tuesday evening. Many was ajar. Offcer walked the most sensitive acre- The new changes to CRP Barron County Fair is here comment was, “I won’t need of the locals had the pleasure through and locked the age will enroll in the pro- do not impact the Conserva- already. This year, in addition them.” of getting a glimpse of him at door. gram and avoid unintended tion Reserve Enhancement to all the usual attractions, I You see where this is go- the depot. Offcer received a com- competition with new and Program, a related program see there will be a bull riding ing, don’t you? Lynn and I Cumberland will have a plaint of a woman that beginning farmers seek- offered by CCC and state competition. Pretty exciting went all the way to the end of big tent show when George broke a car window. The ing leases. CRP enrollment partners. stuff. Duane and I always the lake and came back and McManus will present the window was smeared in a currently is about 22.7 mil- Producers wanting to ap- like to go the frst day so we Duane was still sitting about famous cartoon comedy, pink substance. The woman lion acres. ply for the CRP continuous can see the exhibits the 4-H a football feld’s length from “Bringing Up Father.” The had left the scene with two 2018 Signup for CRP signup or CRP grasslands kids put up. And, of course, the dock. The motor never 20-member company, with males and was headed to For this year’s signup, should contact their USDA we have to eat some of that started, so he just drifted for band and orchestra, has Rice Lake. limited priority practices service center. To locate great Fair food and visit with a bit and then put the anchor played in New York City, St. Offcer received a com- are available for continu- your local FSA offce, visit friends we meet there. down and started fshing. Louis, Philadelphia, Boston, plaint of a shirtless male ous enrollment. They in- https://www.farmers.gov. Duane’ son, Richard Guess he was right. He didn’t Denver, and San Francisco. subject who was going to clude grassed waterways, More information on CRP Pieper, is very excited about need oars. Lynn tied a rope 100 Years Ago houses requesting to use the flter strips, riparian buff- can be found at www.fsa. being in Special Olympics from his boat to her kayak July 18, 1918 phone to contact his mother. ers, wetland restoration and usda.gov/crp. again. He joined too late to and I had Duane grab on to Mrs. T. O. Mason and Offcer was unable to locate others. be on the softball team this my kayak and so Lynn pulled Mrs. Lew Thomas enter- the subject. FSA will use updated soil Award-Winning Service summer, but he will be going and I pushed his boat back to tained a large company of Award-Winning Service to the games and cheering on the dock. Good thing it’s just friends at a dancing party at 24/7 the rest of the players. He will a little Sears aluminum thing the Pavilion on Tuesday eve- be in bowling and basketball and easy to drag. 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Now I don’t know if punch they wanted (some- ica Chapter 351, American Sons: Tom (Denise) Brown, asked about our adobo these kids’ mother was not thing we offer to those who Legion and Big Brothers & Bill (Rosie) Brown, Mark pizza, said the kids were in the picture, or just at work ask,) but I was rushed to Big Sisters. (Laura) Brown, Jay (Nick) interested, I told you you or something, but it was just cash you out. Richard leaves behind Brown, Jason (Lori) Brown, wouldn’t regret it. The little so nice to see a father being All I could do was give his wife of ffty-one years 20 grandchildren, 34 great one asked for a mini adobo good to his kids. you the best service I could, in marriage, Diane; two grandchildren, and two fried rice omelette. You said I wish I could have despite it being busy and daughters, Lori and Susan great, greatgrandchildren. whatever she wants. given you those lechon si- other customers being de- and three grandchildren. He was Preceded in death I asked if anyone want- sig cheese fries. But all I manding, and say, “Happy In addition to his parents by his parents, sister Sally, ed anything else. The big could do was keep those Early Father’s day” when I Richard T. Poukey he was preceded in death by Brother Darv, two young kid wanted the lechon si- fruit punches coming to cashed you out. I hope that Richard “Dick” T. Pouk- his brother, Thomas. siblings, and daughter Dawn sig cheese fries. You said your kids, who were chug- was enough to show you ey, age 74, of Appleton, Richard’s family is hon- (Marvin) Albright. before anything else, what ging them down enthusias- how much just you and your passed away suddenly at oring his wish to not have A celebration of life will was my total at. I told you tically, but being so polite. three angels’ presence made home due to some recent a funeral service, they only be held at Barronett Civic you about $34. You politely I wanted to just take those my day. health issues, on Wednes- ask for your thoughts and Club on Sunday July 22nd said no, that would be it. I fruit punches off your tab; But the look in your eye day, July 11, 2018. He was prayers during this diffcult from 1-4 pm. noticed the two $20s you I would have paid for them when you said, “Thank you, born on August 19, 1943 time. had crumpled in your hand. myself (I wouldn’t steal I really appreciate it,” told in Cumberland to the late My father, raised me and from work) but the owner me that you sincerely did. George H. and Edna M. Roger Brown my brother pretty much by was right there. I then want- (Tyvoll) Poukey. Roger Brown, 81, of Bar- himself and even though we ed to give you big jumbo Richard proudly served ronett passed away July his country in the U.S. 6th 2018. He was born Army 1965-1967; spending October 21st 1936 in Britt, one year in Vietnam. Iowa to Louis and Donna- He was a graduate of the belle Brown. Roger loved Family-Owned University of Wisconsin - hunting, fshing, and all Eau Claire and worked in things outdoors. In 1971 the insurance industry for he married his wife, Mari, Four Locations thirty-fve years in the Fox and eventually they settled Valley. Richard started his down on the outskirts of “We Treasure the Trust career at the Home Mutual Barronett where they have Family-Owned Ins. (now Secura) and was lived for many years. also employed with Integ- He is survived by his You Place in Us.” Four Locations “We Treasure the Trust Church Directory You Place in Us.” “Showing Courage” AUUSTANA LUTHERAN ST. ANTHON ABBOT SHELL LAKE FULL By: Deacon Steve Linton CHURCH ELCA FIRST UNITED CATHOLIC PARISH OSPEL CHURCH St. Anthony Catholic Church, Cumberland 1025 Second Avenue METHODIST CHURCH 900 St. Anthony Street Shell Lake, WI. Phone: 715-822-2890 Pastor Mike Brubaker Father Tommy Thompson Virgil Amundson, Pastor In our Gospel reading from Matthew 15:21-28, for the Interim Pastor: Mark Bents, Phone: 715-822-4293 Phone: 715-822-2948 Sunday: Sunday School: 9:00 Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time, we hear the story of Worship Service: Sunday: Worship Service 9:00 a.m., Weekend Masses: Saturday: a.m.; Family Worship: 10:00 9:00am.; Holy Communion at Worshiping, witnessing, sharing 6:00p.m.; Sunday: 10:30a.m. a.m.; K. F. C. 10:00 a.m.; U- the Canaanite woman. Knowing who Jesus is and having all services. community, Cry room available. Turn Student Ministries: Sun- heard of His great power to heal the sick, she shouts out to Sunday Fellowship following ST. OSEPH’S day evening 6p.m. Him, “Sir, Son of David, take pity on me. My daughter is BARRONETT LUTHERAN each service. Holy Communion CATHOLIC CHURCH SILER CREEK CHURCH ELCA 1st Sunday each month. tormented by a devil.” Jesus, who hears her cry, chooses 502 Second St., Shell Lake LUTHERAN CHURCH 776 Prospect Ave., OSPEL MENNONITE Father Edwin Anderson Missouri Synod (LCMS) ELCA not to answer her. She must have been a persistent wom- Phone: 715-822-5511, Almena, WI. Phone: 715-635-3105 483 7th Avenue, Clayton an, because even the disciples plead with Jesus to give her cell:715-671-3197 Sunday: Sunday School, all ages Saturday Mass; 4:30 p.m. Pastor: Preston Paul what she wanted because she kept shouting after them as Minister:Todd Ahneman 10:00 a.m. Worship Services: Divine Service: Sunday: 7:30 Sunday: Worship service 9:00 10:45 a.m. Evening services: AFLC well. In her persistence, she kneels at the feet of Jesus and ST. MATTHEWS a.m.; Holy Communion: 2nd a.m.; Holy Communion 1st & 7:45 p.m. LUTHERAN CHURCH and 4th Saturday of each month says, “Lord, help me.” Jesus replies, “It is not fair to take 3rd Sundays. HOL TRINIT Missouri Synod (LCMS) TIMBERLAND RINEBU AFLC the children’s food and throw it to the house-dogs.” Jesus is ORTHODO CHURCH Almena, WI. FREE LUTHERAN referring to the fact that the woman is from Canaan, and not Clayton, WI. Pastor: Preston Paul 20805 County Highway H, CHRIST LUTHERAN Father Christopher Wojcik, from the house of Israel. Not to be deterred, the Canaanite Sunday: Sunday School: 9:00 Barronett, WI. CHURCH, LCMS, Pipe Lake Saturday Vespers, 5 p.m. 12 miles north on “H” a.m. Bible Study: 9:30 a.m. woman tells Jesus, “ah yes, sir; but even house-dogs can eat See us on Facebook Sunday Divine Liturgy: 9:30 a. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m.; Jerome Nikunen, Interim Pastor Polk County Hwys. “G” and “T” HOPE COMMUNIT the scraps that fall from their master’s table.” Ladies Aid: 1st Wednesday of Phone: 715-468-4403 christlutheranpipelake.com CHURCH Sunday School, all ages: What courage it must have taken for this woman to stand Steve Miller, Pastor 662 20th Ave., Cumberland each month at 1:30 p.m. up to Jesus and respond the way she did. How many of us in 8:15a.m. Family Worship: 9:30 Phone: 715-822-3096 Paul Green, Pastor a.m., Fellowship follows wor- Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN our lives have knuckled under to the challenge of our place Phone: 715-822-3586 ship. Holy Communion 2nd All Year; Sunday SchoolBible Missouri Synod or position in life? How many of us, when our faith has been Sunday: Worship Service: Sunday each month. Study: 9:00 am. September- 1 mile East on Hwy. 48 9:30 a.m. tested, have turned our backs to God and slumped away at John Miels, Pastor May. LAKE PARK ALLIANCE TRINIT LUTHERAN the challenge? I know this can be a struggle for all of us at CHURCH Phone: 715-822-8690 Wednesday:Children’s School: 10 mi. W on Hwy. 48, McKinley times. Especially when the plans and events of our lives are CHURCH OF ESUS CHRIST Shell Lake, WI. Pastor Diane House

OF LATTER DA SAINTS 4:30 p.m.; Contemporary wor- John Sahlstrom and Phone: 715-822-3001 not going exactly as we expected them to. In those times (Mormons) ship service: 6:30 p.m.; Sun- John HenryPastors Sunday Worship service: 9:00 when we feel like we are being challenged by life and God 644 South 6th St., Barron Phone: 715-468-2734 day: Sunday School 9:30 a.m. a.m., Sunday School: 10:15 a.m. Bishop Kenneth Konesky Prayer and Sunday School Traditional worship service: ELCA has abandon us. Even in our daily lives, when our faith is Holy Communion frst and third Chapel: (715) 537-3679 9:00a.m. 9:00 a.m. being tested by the desires, pressure and will of our secular Sunday of each month. Home: (715) 719-0283 Worship Service 10:00 a.m. STANFOLD LUTHERAN UNITARIAN UNIERSALIST society, it is diffcult to stand up and profess what we be- Sunday Sacrament: 10 a.m; Hwy 48, 9 mi. E. of Cumberland Blue Hills Fellowship lieve to be scripturally and morally right. To take our place Sunday SchoolPrimary: 11:20 NORTHERN LAKES Pastor: Rev. John A. Bergson 230 W. Messenger St. a.m.; PriesthoodRelief Society, COMMUNIT CHURCH Phone: 715-234-8812 beside God, and for God, and state clearly what we believe. Rice Lake, WI. 12:10 p.m. 825 8th Ave., Cumberland Emergency: 715-296-0797 It takes great courage and determination to develop a will to April Nielsen, Lay Leader Dennis Wright, Pastor Sunday Worship: 9:30a.m. Adult discussion forum: 9:15 proclaim our faith when challenged by life’s circumstances CUMBERLAND BAPTIST Phone: 715-822-5502 Fellowship 10:30a.m.; Sun- a.m.; Worship services 10:30 or by others. Gary Dorn, Pastor Services: Sat. 6:30 p.m.; Sun- day School, Adult Bible Study a.m.; Coffee hour: 11:30 a.m. This is the beauty of the story of the Canaanite woman. 1225 Hwy. 48 day: 10:00 a.m.; Contemporary 11:00; Bible Study: 5:30 p.m. Phone: 715-822-3520 Worship with Children’s Pro- Jesus put her faith to the test. She believed in the power Wednesday; Worship Service: ION LUTHERAN Sunday: Bible Study: 8:30 a.m.; gram (K-4th Grade & Nursery 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Jesus had to cure her sick daughter. She was not going to be Worship Service: 10:00 a.m. for birth to 4 years old. Wi. Ev. Lutheran Synod 3 miles NW of Almena deterred. She stood strong in her faith in Jesus and delivered www.cumberlandbaptistchurch.com SEENTH DA SACRED HEART Ellery Groth, Pastor what I think is one of the greatest comeback lines ever re- ADENTIST CHURCH Worship Service: 8:30 a.m. FIRST LUTHERAN ELCA CATHOLIC CHURCH Rice Lake, WI. corded. “Ah yes, sir; but even house-dogs can eat the scraps Elm and Eighth Avenue Soo Ave., Almena, Holy communion frst and third that fall from their master’s table.” She believed. She stood Hwy. SS 12 mi. S. of Cedar Mall Sundays. Timothy Schmidt, Pastor Father Tommy Thompson Pastor: John Redlich up to the challenge. She persisted in presenting her need to Phone: 715-822-4416 Weekend Mass: Sun,, 8:30 am Phone: 715-434-7798 Worship Service: Sunday: 9:00 Jesus. She showed great courage. And for that courage Jesus Saturday: Sabbath School: a.m.; and Wednesday at 6:30 ST. ANN CATHOLIC Come Worship responded; “Woman, you have great faith. Let your wish be p.m (outdoors, weather permit- 9:30 a.m. Worship Service: CHURCH 11:00 a.m. Wed. Bible Study: With US granted.” ting). Communion 1st and 3rd 300 Pine St., Turtle Lake, 6:30 pm Peace be with you all. Sundays. Father Tommy Thompson D CC CC CUMBERLAND RE/MAX CUMBERLAND CUMBERLAND White Electric,Inc. HWY. 48 FEDERAL BANK NORTHSTAR KWIK TRIP ACE HARDWARE Wiring, Trenching, FARM SERVICE INC. Your Hometown Bank OPEN 24 HOURS Commercial, Industrial 1365 21st Ave. • Rice Lake, WI See us for all your real estate needs Hot Food 24 hrs/day & LUMBER 715-822-2249 Home of the Helpful Hardware Man! 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Public Notices cont’d on page 12 NOTICE CITY O CUMBERLAND RESIDENTS The Department of Natural Resources has imple- mented an SSO Rule (Sanitary Sewer Overow). The rule deletions, amendments and additions are contained in chapters NR 110, 205, 208 and 210. Starting date of August 1, 2013 all SSO’s Treatment Plant Overows, and basement backups will be published in the Cumber land Advocate newspaper. This is implemented to keep the public safe and knowledgeable about the possible impact the overow may have on human health and the City’s natural resources. Due to the membrane bio-reactor not operating as designed, an overow of the eualization basin oc- curred on April 2, 2018 at 6:30 a.m. Until the issues with the membranes are xed, this may be a continuous overow. We have done and are continuing to do every- thing we can for the least amount of impact to the waste water treatment facility and the Hay River. Any other uestions or concerns, please contact me at 715-822-2951. Katie Goin Oerations Suervisor asteater Deartment City of Cumberland

10 Wednesday, July 18, 2018 Published in the Cumberland Advocate on April 4, 2018 WNAXLP Rice Lake Community Health Foundation PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC offers matching grant funds NOTICES TON O MALE LAIN The Rice Lake Com- Matching funds were dis- The grant process for dis- and partnering with health ORDINANCE NO. 201-0 I PUBLIC munity Health Foundation tributed to the following tributions was re-structured and wellness organizations. AN ORDINANCE TO AOINT TE TON CLERK (RLCHF) is soliciting ap- organizations in 2017/2018: in 2011 to make grants We believe that by helping The Town Board of the Town of Maple Plain, Barron Coun- plications for matching Benjamin’s House; Birch- more compliant with the organizations improve the ty, Wisconsin, does herebyPUBLIC ordain as follows: NOTICES NOTICES grant funds. Any non-proft wood Area Food Pantry; Federal tax code, thus ena- health of individuals, fami- That, pursuant to Wis. Stat. 60.30(le)(a), the ofce of the organization that provides Boys and Girls Club of Bar- bling RLCHF to contribute lies, and community sys- town clerk shall be lled by appointment of a majority of the PUBLIC health-related services to ron County; Chetek Food additional health care fund- tems, we can enhance the members-elect of the town board. NOTICES residents of the greater Rice Shelf; Cumberland Area ing to the disadvantaged in quality of life for the com- The term of ofce for the appointed position shall be set by Lake area is invited to sub- Community Food Pantry; the communities it serves. munity as a whole. the town board, but may not exceed 3 years per 60.30l(e) (c.)The town board may re-appoint the ofcer for additional mit a request by August 6, Family Enrichment Center; RLCHF funds cannot be This request must be terms. However, removai by the town board during a given 2018. Kinship of Rice Lake and used for operating expenses submitted online at: www. term of ofce may only be for cause as dened under The Rice Lake Com- Cameron; Nature’s Edge (e.g. salaries, building rent- rlchf.org. 17.001 and reuired by 60.30(1e)(f).PUBLIC NOTICES munity Health Foundation Therapy; Pink Ribbon Ad- al). Questions can be emailed This ordinance is subject to approval by the town electors (RLCHF), established in vocacy; Rice Lake Area The Foundation’s mission to: BillieJo Peterson at in a referendum, which is hereby called by the town board 2008, was able to provide Free Clinic; Ruby’s Pantry; is to promote the physical, swansonbi@mosaictele- to be held on November 6, 2018. The referendum uestion PUBLIC NOTICES $192,200 in matching fund and The Salvation Army/ behavioral and social health com.net. Deadline for appli- shall be: grants to health-related or- The Family Warming Cent- of people in the greater Rice cations is August 6, 2018. Shall the person holding the ofce of town clerk in the ganizations in 2017/2018. er. Lake area by supporting Town of Maple Plain be appointed by the town board The salary of the appointed position shall be set by the town board and may not be reduced during the term of ofce. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and HSHS hospitals offer safety tips for fairs, after the date of its town board passage, notice after passage per 60.80 and also its referendumPUBLIC approval by the town NOTICES electors as reuired by 60.30(1e)(b). festivals, outdoor concerts Adopted this 9th day of July, 2018.. Summers are synony- hands, bring hand sanitizers hol intake carefully. Since and at home. Before you Ton of Male lain Barron County isconsin mous with fairs, festivals, or disposable wipes to use,” alcohol can dehydrate the buy food from a vendor at a Dale eincke Ton Chairman ATTESTATION: outdoor concerts and car- said HSHS Sacred Heart body, it’s important to drink fair or festival, consider the Danielle Maell-arker nivals. Good music, tasty and St. Joseph’s hospitals’ as much (if not more) water following: Ton Clerk food, and fun rides and Chief Physician Executive than alcohol. • Does the vendor have a Published in the Cumberland Advocate July 18, 2018 WNAXLP games at these events draw Dr. Erik Dickson. • Ensure you have suita- clean workstation and a sink large crowds. Here are some Other important tips: ble clothing for the weather for employees to wash their DUMMY LAKESDUMMY LAKES PUBLICNOTICE NOTICE NOTICESNOTICE NOTICE tips from HSHS Sacred • Drink plenty of water conditions and the location hands? MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENTDISTRICT DISTRICT Notice is herebyNotice given is hereby given TThere will be TThere a meet - will be a meet- Heart and St. Joseph’s hos- – this is especially true if it of the event. • Do the employeesSaturday wear • July 21stSaturday • 10 am • July 21st • 10 am that the Regularthat Monthly the Regular Monthly ing of the Cumberlanding of theCity Cumberland City pitals on how to stay safe. is a hot day with high heat • Apply and reapply sun- gloves/use tongsBoard when of han Commissioner’s- Board of Commissioner’s Meeting of the CumberlandMeeting of the Cumberland Planning CommissionPlanning on Commission on “It’s important to wash index and/or if any alcohol screen with SPF 30 or great- dling food? Meeting Meeting School District School Board District of Board of Tuesday, July 31,Tuesday, 2018 at July 31, 2018 at your hands often. This is consumption occurs. er, seek shade periodically, • Is there a permitThomas notice St. Angelo- Thomas Library St. Angelo Library Education shall Education be held at shall be held at 4:00 pm at the Cumberland4:00 pm at the Cumberland especially true after visiting • If alcohol is available, and wear sunglasses and a ably posted? 1305 2nd Ave • Cumberland1305 2nd Ave • Cumberland 6:00 p.m. for open6:00 session p.m. for open session City Hall to considerCity theHall fol to- consider the fol- animal enclosures, after us- use precaution. Don’t take hat. • Does the vendorType of have Meeting: Type Com of - Meeting: Com- on Monday, Julyon 23, Monday, 2018, July 23, 2018, lowing agenda: lowing agenda: Consider approvalConsider of Con- approval of Con- ing the restroom and before drinks from strangers and Food safety practices refrigeration onmissioner’s site for raw Meeting missioner’s Meeting in the conferencein the room conference of room of I. Call to order I. Call to order the administrationthe building. administration building. ditional Use for ditional nonmetallic Use for nonmetallic eating or drinking. If there don’t leave your drink unat- should be the same at fairs ingredients or pre-cooked mineral extractionmineral in Agricul extraction- in Agricul- is nowhere to wash your tended. Monitor your alco- as they are at restaurants foods? II. Treasurer’s II. Report:Treasurer’s Report: The following is The the followingpro- is the pro- Heidi Morneau Heidi Morneau posed agenda: posed agenda: tural District 17.23(4)(k).tural District 17.23(4)(k). III. Secretary report-MindyIII. Secretary report-Mindy 1. Approve vouchers,1. Approve re- vouchers, re- Julie Kessler Julie Kessler Brown Brown ceipts and invoices.ceipts and invoices. Clerk-TreasurerClerk-Treasurer Genealogy Society Offers CertifcatesIV. Open for Issues IV. Open Issues 2. Recognize delegates,2. Recognize delegates, City of CumberlandCity of Cumberland a. By Laws a. By Laws visitors and donations.visitors and donations. Published in the CumberlandPublished in the Cumberland Advocate on July 18, 2018 V. New BusinessV. New Business 3. Consider approval3. Consider of approval of Advocate on July 18, 2018 Descendants of Barron County Pioneers WNAXLP WNAXLP a. Open Discussion a. Open Discussion the 2018-2019 Professionalthe 2018-2019 Professional b. Future Meetings b. Future Meetings and Associate Staffand Associate Hand- Staff Hand- The Blue Hills Genealog- Society president Gloria instructions. Each applicant a wonderful programVI. Adjourn to VI. Adjourn books. books. ical Society is sponsoring a Dobberfuhl. “We hope submission is $10. help us learn what our rootsDummy Lakes Dummy Lakes 4. Consider approval4. Consider of approval of Certifcate program for peo- many people will take the Now is the time to get are and who we’re Managementconnect- DistrictManagement District the 2018-2019 Administrathe 2018-2019- Administra- ple who have ancestors that challenge to fnd their Bar- started. Applications must ed to. We encouragePublished you in the CumberlandPublished in the Cumberland tion, Professionaltion, and Professional Asso- and Asso- Advocate on July 18, Advocate2018 on July 18, 2018 ciate Staff wage ciateincreases. Staff wage increases. lived in Barron County. The ron County ancestors. Ap- be received by the Soci- to include a picture of yourWNAXLP WNAXLP Pioneer Ancestor Certifcate plicants don’t have to live ety by October 1. Awarded ancestor in his/her home 5. Consider approval5. Consider of approval of Middle School Cross Coun- is awarded to applicants in Barron County currently. Certifcates may be mailed environment with your ap- Middle School Cross Coun- NOTICE try Program. try Program. who can provide DUMMY evidence LAKES They just need to be de- to you orNOTICE presented in per- plication.” MANAGEMENT DISTRICT Notice is hereby given TThere will be a meet- 6. Consider approval6. Consider of approval of that they areSaturday a descendant • July 21st scendants • 10 am of a pioneer who thatson the at the Regular Society Monthly banquet Need help with the ing of the Cumberland City Joan Gibson forJoan the GibsonFood for the Food of someone whoBoard settled of Commissioner’s in settled here either before Meetingin November. of the Cumberland project? The Blue Hills Ge- Planning Commission on Service position.Service position. Barron County prior toMeeting Jan- 1871 or 100 years ago.” SchoolNot only District will Boardyou be ofrec - nealogical Society members Tuesday, July 31, 2018 at 7. Consider approval7. Consider of approval of uary 1, 1871.Thomas St. Angelo LibraryHow can you join the Educationognized shallas a be family held withat are glad to work with you. 4:00 pm at the Cumberland preliminary 2018-2019preliminary budget. 2018-2019 budget. The Century1305 2nd Ancestor Ave • Cumberland fun fnding your Barron 6:00Barron p.m. Countyfor open roots,session but Just contact Linda Adams City Hall to consider the fol- 8. Hear discussion8. Hearitems discussion items Certifcate isType awarded of Meeting: to County Com ancestors?- Applica- onyour Monday, information July 23, will 2018, be - at P.O. Box 296, Cameron, lowing agenda: and administratorand reports. administrator reports. those who canmissioner’s provide eviMeeting- tions can be found online at income the conference part of a database room of of WI 54822, 715-205-2860. Consider approval of Con- 9. Set meeting dates9. Set and meeting dates and ditional Use for nonmetallic dence they areI. aCall descendant to order www.bhgsbc.org. Or you theinformation administration for researchers.building. You will catch the geneal- events. events. mineral extraction in Agricul- A copy of the agenda of someone whoII. Treasurer’s settled in can Report: contact the Blue Hills “TheThe following more people is the I pro get- to ogy bug and gain a fulflling A copy of the agenda tural District 17.23(4)(k). is posted in theis Elemen posted - in the Elemen- Barron CountyHeidi 100 Morneau years or Genealogical Society-Bar- posedknow agenda: in Barron County, the new hobby. The Blue Hills III. Secretary report-Mindy 1. Approve vouchers, re- Julie Kessler tary School, Middletary School,School, Middle School, more prior Brown to the applica- ron County at 410 E. La- ceiptsmore and I am invoices. convinced a vast Genealogical Society meets Clerk-Treasurer High School, andHigh adminis School,- and adminis- tion date. IV. Open Issues Salle Ave., Suite C, Barron, majority2. Recognize of us delegates, are related the second Monday of the City of Cumberland tration building. tration building. “We are verya. By excitedLaws WI 53812. Details of es- visitorseither andthrough donations. birth or mar- month at the Barron Senior Published in the Cumberland Published in the CumberlandPublished in the Cumberland about this program,”V. New Business said sential evidence of descent riage,”3. Consider theorized approval Certifcate of Center at 6:30 p.m. They Advocate on July 18, 2018 Advocate on July 18,Advocate 2018 on July 18, 2018 WNAXLP Blue Hills Genealogicala. Open Discussion are found in the application thechair 2018-2019 Linda Adams. Professional “What maintain a resource library WNAXLP WNAXLP b. Future Meetings and Associate Staff Hand- at 410 E. LaSalle Ave., Bar- VI. Adjourn books. ron that is open to the public WisDOR: On October 1, Dummy Lakes 4. Consider approval of Mondays 2:00 – 5:00 p.m. Management District the 2018-2019 Administra- Enter at the back door. If Published in the Cumberland Out-of-State Sellers Will Be tion, Professional and Asso- you have historical infor- Advocate on July 18, 2018 ciate Staff wage increases. WNAXLP 5. Consider approval of mation about Barron Coun- Required to Collect Sales Middle School Cross Coun- ty families that you would try Program. like to donate, the Society Tax 6. Consider approval of readily accepts items of ge- Last month, the United not have annual sales of Joan Gibson for the Food nealogical value. States Supreme Court ruled products and services into Service position. in South Dakota v. Wayfair, the state of (1) more than 7. Consider approval of Students applying Inc., a state can now require $100,000, or (2) 200 or preliminary 2018-2019 budget. online and other remote more separate transactions. 8. Hear discussion items to UW two-year sellers with no physical Wisconsin businesses, and administrator reports. campuses have presence in that state to col- especially Wisconsin small 9. Set meeting dates and application fees lect and remit the applica- businesses, will no longer events. ble sales or use tax on sales be operating at a competi- A copy of the agenda waived delivered into that state. tive disadvantage to out-of- is posted in the Elemen- tary School, Middle School, One-time waiver is in- Wisconsin will require col- state competitors that will High School, and adminis- tended to encourage more lection beginning on Octo- now be required to collect tration building. students to apply to college ber 1, 2018, consistent with the tax. Published in the Cumberland University of Wisconsin existing Wisconsin statutes, The Wisconsin Depart- Advocate on July 18, 2018 System President Ray Cross which require all sellers to ment of Revenue is noti- WNAXLP has announced that appli- collect sales or use tax un- fying businesses and tax cation fees will be waived, less limited by federal law. practitioners about the effective immediately and Standards for administer- changes resulting from the through Sept. 7, for stu- ing sales tax laws for online Wayfair decision. More in- dents applying to any of the and other remote sellers will formation about online and 13 two-year UW Colleges be provided by administra- remote sellers collecting campuses for the upcoming tive rule. The rule will be sales tax is available on the fall 2018 term. This is when consistent with the Court’s department’s website. ht- the largest volume of appli- decision in Wayfair, which tps://www.revenue.wi.gov/ cations to the UW Colleges approved a small seller ex- Pages/Businesses/remote- are usually submitted. ception for sellers who do sellers.aspx “Waiving the applica- tion fee demonstrates our continued commitment to Cumberland Area the access and affordability mission of these campuses,” Food Pantry said President Cross. “Dur- ing the transitional period of our restructuring, we want Open Friday 1-3 pm Cumberland to reassure prospective NEW home at 1270 1st Ave. students that all campuses (Next to Lampert’s Lumber) Area Food Pantry remain open and we en- courage them to apply and For assistance please call enroll.” 715-822-2004 or 715-822-3767 Open As part of a restructuring initiative, the UW Colleges education opportunities existing tuition levels for Friday 1-3 pm campuses will be joined available to students. classes currently offered at NEW home at with the System’s four-year The UW Colleges have the two-year institutions to comprehensive and research traditionally served as im- keep them affordable for 1270 1st Ave. institutions as branch cam- portant access points for students and families. (Next to Lampert’s Lumber) puses effective July 1, 2018, students, particularly those The one-time application For assistance pending formal approval by at risk of not being able to fee waivers are intended to the Higher Learning Com- afford college: frst-gener- eliminate one possible bar- please call mission later this month. A ation, low-income, and un- rier for prospective students 715-822-2004 primary goal of the restruc- derserved communities. The during the transition. turing is to expand higher restructuring plan maintains or 715-822-3767 Wednesday, July 18 2018, 11

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• Ability to communicate with people in a variety PhysicalQualifications:EmergencyFull-time Therapy Completion and Surgical MedicalLicensed of approved TechnologistPhysical ORT Technician courseTherapist and National in the bottom - great for swimming & also dock fshing. Oak oors milled Qualifications:Board of Surgical Completion Technology &of Surgical approved Assisting ORT (NBSTSA) course and Certification National from trees harvested from building site. Finished loft above the of walks of life BoardQualifications:State of of Surgical Wisconsin Technology IV Tech or &eligible or Surgical Advanced for Assisting licensure. EMT(NBSTSA) in StateCertification of WI Emergency Medical Technician garage. Unique, wood burning hot tub, outdoor shower & sauna. • Ability to Multitask Emergency Medical Technician Qualifications: IV Tech or Advanced EMT in State of WI Nicely landscaped yard w/minimal care/maintenance required. • Flexibility in hours and projects Qualifications: IV Tech or Advanced EMT in State of WI MLS #1506486 $399,900 • A non-judgmental, friendly personality • Security clearance: county, state, and national; Brett Moravitz• Owner/Broker maintenance of a valid driver’s license with Tom Schaffer • Broker current vehicle insurance Becky Cifaldi • Sale Associate Please drop of resumé at Kinship ofce, 1025 Wendy Phernetton • Sales Associate 2nd Ave. (Augustanan Lutheran Church) Don Phernetton • Sales Associate See our website for further information: www.kinshipctl.org Cumberland • 715-822-3303 Turtle Lake • 715-986-4141 12 Wednesday, July 18, 2018 Grinding Away! Emergency blood shortage: Red Cross issues urgent call for blood donors Blood supply dwindles af- help reduce the time it takes ter donations lagged during to donate. Fourth of July holiday week Who blood donations An emergency blood help: Because of gener- shortage is prompting the ous donors, the Red Cross American Red Cross to is- is able to provide blood sue an urgent call for eligi- products for patients like ble donors of all blood types 9-month-old Krew Ander- – especially type O – to give son. Krew is a happy, laid- now and help save lives. back baby boy. His wide The Red Cross escalated grin frames two tiny teeth. its call for blood and plate- He likes to play with bal- let donors after a diffcult loons and just experienced Independence Day week for his frst boat ride and fre- donations. More than 550 works show, but Krew has fewer blood drives were or- faced more challenges in ganized by businesses and the last four months than other community groups many people will experi- last week than during a ence in a lifetime. typical week as individuals In March, Krew was di- across the country celebrat- agnosed with acute myeloid ed the holiday and enjoyed leukemia, a type of cancer summer activities. This that causes bone marrow to could equate to as many produce a large number of Despite some recent heavy rains work remains on schedule in the Wickre Circle project. Work should be sub- as 15,000 fewer donations abnormal blood cells. Since stantially completed by Labor Day. than needed, causing dona- then, he has gone through tions to now be distributed four rounds of chemother- to hospitals faster than they apy and received 15 blood More Space! come in. and platelet transfusions to “Each and every day, in- date. dividuals across the country “The frst time he got depend on blood and plate- [a transfusion], I was just let donations for lifesaving super nervous and didn’t treatments and emergency know really what was hap- care, so it’s critical that pening,” said his mother, people donate now to meet Stephanie Anderson. “Now, these needs,” said Cliff Nu- when he gets one, I’m like, mark, senior vice president, ‘Yes, please, get him some Red Cross Blood Services. blood to help him get more “Whether you’ve never do- energy and back to nor- nated or give a couple of mal.’” times a year, you’re needed Krew’s father, Richard to give as soon as possible Anderson, donated blood a to help save patient lives. couple of times a year prior Yours may be the donation to his son’s diagnosis, but a patient is counting on.” after seeing Krew receive This need is especially blood, he now plans to give critical for type O blood as soon as he’s eligible donors. Type O is the most again. in-demand blood type and “For me, just knowing often the frst be depleted that if it happened to me, from hospital shelves dur- it can happen to anyone. I ing a shortage. Type O neg- want to make sure there’s ative is the universal blood enough blood out there for Crews have been hard at work building a 30,000 square foot addition for Ardisam in the Industrial Park. The type and what emergency everyone, and that there’s new space will mainly be used for inventory storage. Work is expected to be completed in October. room personnel reach for no shortage,” he said. when there is no time to Missing Types sees en- Be sure to wash your hands after petting determine the blood type of couraging increase in new patients in the most serious donors – all donors needed animals at the fair situations. Type O positive now: Facing a decline of Fair season is under way! present off the tap, and apply soap. is the most common blood about 80,000 new Red Cross The Barron County Depart- • After going to the bath- 2) LATHER your hands type and can be transfused blood donors each year for ment of Health & Human room by rubbing them together to Rh-positive patients of the past several years, the Services reminds everyone • Before preparing food with the soap. any blood type. Red Cross launched the to wash their hands after • Before eating or drink- a. Be sure to lather the How to help: To sched- Missing Types campaign in touching animals. Washing ing backs of your hands, be- ule an appointment to June to encourage new do- your hands helps you stay • Any other time your tween your fngers, and un- donate, use the free Red nors, and those who have healthy any time you come hands may have picked up der your nails. Cross Blood Donor App, not given recently, to donate in contact with animals or germs 3) SCRUB your hands for visit RedCrossBlood.org blood. While the campaign their environment. Washing your hands is at least 20 seconds. or call 1-800-RED CROSS has already inspired thou- Common times you a quick and effective way 4) RINSE your hands (1-800-733-2767). The sands of new donors to give, should wash your hands: to decrease your chance of well under clean, running Red Cross has added about the Red Cross is now call- • After touching animals getting sick. There are fve water. 6,500 additional appoint- ing on all eligible blood and or their living area easy steps to washing your 5) DRY your hands us- ment slots at donation cent- platelet donors to roll up a • After leaving the animal hands. ing a clean towel or air dry ers and community blood sleeve as soon as possible – disappeared from corpo- area The fve simple steps to them. drives across the country to overcome the emergency rate logos, celebrity social • After taking off clothes proper handwashing are: To fnd out more about over the next few weeks to blood shortage. media accounts and favorite or shoes that were worn in 1) WET your hands with handwashing visit: cdc.gov/ accommodate more donors. Through the Missing websites to illustrate the areas where animals were clean, running water, turn handwashing Donation appointments and Types campaign, which runs critical role every blood do- completion of a RapidPass throughout the summer, the nor plays in ensuring blood online health history ques- letters A, B and O – letters is never missing from hos- tionnaire are encouraged to used to identify blood types pital shelves.