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October 21, 2020 x oshkoshherald.com Volume 3, Issue 42 INDIVIDUALLY WE ARE Seniors Center looks forward WAVES Programs geared beyond restrictions

By Samantha Strong TOGETHER Herald contributor WE ARE AN As Oshkosh residents continue to nav- OCEAN igate living with and after the COVID-19 pandemic, life as many knew it has and Paid forbyWinnebago CountyDemocratic Party will continue to change. It’s going to take a lot of adaptation, flexibility, understand- ing and a hint of compassion for all of us to move forward together, and the Oshkosh Inside Seniors Center is doing just that for one of the most vulnerable populations — se- niors. Less than a year ago, the Oshkosh Se- niors Cen- ter had an idea of what its 2020 pro- gramming Last of a series would look Spring football like. It would include a lot of in-person North, West part training and workshops about what types of 20-team conference of technologies are available today and how these technologies could benefit a se- Page 20 nior’s life. For example, using FaceTime to stay in touch with family, ordering grocer- ies through Instacart, getting around in an Home base Uber and more. Little did Anne Schaefer and Jean Woll- Hmong center erman know that their programming dedicated downtown would be crucial to the emotional and physical health of seniors in the Oshkosh Photo from Oshkosh Seniors Center Page 3 A visitor to the Oshkosh Seniors Center communicates with his granddaughter recently See on Page 10 through one of the center’s online stations. Isolation Local team was toast of pro basketball world were once the best in the basketball busi- team in the NBL, which operated from Oshkosh All-Stars ness. One of their top opponents in their 1937-1949. They were two-time league final years was none other than the Lakers champions, winning titles in 1941 and were early Lakers foe — then based in Minneapolis and led by 1942, and making the league playoffs in George Mikan, the game’s first superstar. 11 of the league’s 12 years. By Tim Froberg Herald contributor All of this happened “They (the Oshkosh All-Stars) were more than 80 years ago big-time — best in the country,” Naslund Dick Naslund was among the millions during the pre- and said. of television viewers who watched Le- post years of World The All-Stars disbanded after the 1949 Bron James and the Los Angeles Lakers War II and before the season when the NBL merged with its win the franchise’s 17th world champion- actual birth of the competitor, the Basketball Association of ship last week. NBA. Yes, there was America (BAA), and formed the NBA. As James and Anthony Davis hoisted professional basket- “That was a great team,” said Ken Par- the coveted Larry O’Brien Trophy, the ball back then. It just sons, another longtime resident who is 95-year-old resident couldn’t help but Photo courtesy of Oshkosh Public Museum wasn’t called the NBA. Naslund closing in on his 88th birthday. “They had think about the Oshkosh All-Stars. Actress Martha Raye throws up a jump The Oshkosh All-Stars it all: good shooters, great coach and they That’s right, the Oshkosh All-Stars. And ball between the Chicago American Gears’ and Minneapolis Lakers were prominent were a good defensive team. We used to sit if that name doesn’t resonate with you, George Mikan, who would go on to star for members of the country’s most estab- on a stage and watch the game on Friday then you are missing out on a big chunk the Minneapolis Lakers, and Oshkosh All- lished pro basketball league: the National and Saturday nights. The gym was always of local history. 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For 36 years the Hmong Service Cen- ter Inc. organization grew its membership and board member representation. In 2016, Mee Yang became the first woman elected as president of the board. It became her goal to give the Hmong center a home. For three years members looked for the perfect place. In November the center closed on a location at 726 N. Main St. Yang said the Oshkosh Hmong center is the only one of its kind in Wisconsin to completely fund its facility through fund- raising. She said every other Hmong or- ganization in the state she could think of had major donors and wide government financial support. “We had to work for every penny,” she said, “and I’m very proud of the work I have done.” During Yang’s presentation on opening day, she gave a special notice to her van that hauled around the belong- ings of the organization for many years. She was happy to say that the van is still working. Yang has dedicated more than 30 years Submitted photo to the organization — her most recent Hmong Service Center president Mee Yang (left) and Mayor Lori Palmeri dedicate the new center on North Main Street. pursuit for the benefit of future genera- tions. The center started in 1984 with a Hmong language classes and collaborat- in leadership roles is very, very important. is improving spaces in our Main Street.” mission to assist Hmong refugees coming ing/networking events with other organi- I encourage anyone out there who wants Yang gave special thanks to Michael to the area with language and economic zations in the community. to be a leader to get out into the commu- Moore at AZ Home Improvements, the barriers. When Yang became president, Reflecting on her experiences, Yang nity and help our brothers, husbands and general contractor. Moore said he did she held firmly to the original values of the shared a special message for young female men bring up this community into a more some in-kind work to help the organiza- organization. leaders. prosperous one.” tion. Yang said Moore was knowledgeable Today, as Hmong families are here for “In the history of the organization, and Mayor Lori Palmeri, who was at the and helped the organization financially longer periods of time, the needs have in the tradition of the Hmong communi- dedication event, said she hoped the cen- when funds were limited. changed, she said. Yang now looks to pro- ty, we have always had men for our lead- ter will be around for generations. For more information on the center, vide community resources, youth devi- ership roles,” she said. “I would like our “I am honored that this location is in the email oshkoshhmongservicecenter@ ance prevention, education, scholarships, young girls out there to know that women heart of downtown Oshkosh,” she said. “It gmail.com. Beltone would like to Helping the worldhearbetter welcome all Hearing Health Care Members Due to new ownership Beltone will be caring ffor you and your Hearing Aids.Beltone has bbeen in the hearing business for 80 plus yyears.Weoffer FREE hearing screenings as wwell as FREE Nationwide service.

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This year, keeping young people on track academically means clearing a major hurdle – logging on to the virtual class- room. Grants totaling $23,900 helped the Boys & Girls Club of Oshkosh and Osh- kosh Community YMCA quickly pivot when the Oshkosh Area School District announced its plan to start the school year with a hybrid virtual/in-person schedule. Both the Club and YMCA have created learning pods where more than 300 stu- dents access computers, all while learning and playing at a safe distance from each other. Being flexible to quickly meet evolving needs did come at a cost. The switch from before and after school care to all-day care increased program expenses for both organizations, mostly due to extended Submitted photo operating hours, smaller youth to staff ra- Young students are shown in morning meetings online with their school teachers recently at the Boys & Girls Club of Oshkosh. tios, and purchases of personal protective equipment and cleaning supplies. nasium and outdoors. Breaks in online Since the start of the school year, only one mation on how to donate to the fund, visit The Oshkosh COVID-19 Relief Fund, learning are also interspersed throughout learning pod at each organization has had www.oshkoshunitedway.org/COVID19. established jointly by the Oshkosh Area the day for mindfulness activities, reading, to isolate at home for two weeks due to a Community Foundation and Oshkosh art, yoga and more. COVID diagnosis. Area United Way, stepped up to provide “We are doing everything we can to en- “Parents have shared that their kids grants to help with unanticipated staffing sure that our kids learn and stay physically love being able to see their friends in this costs and much-needed Internet service and mentally healthy,” said Tracy Ogden, controlled setting. The entire community upgrades. chief operating officer of the Boys & Girls benefits when children have a safe place Learning pods comprise 12 children Club. “Stressful home environments can during the day and parents can maintain and one staff at the Boys & Girls Club, and hinder learning so it’s important that we employment,” said Jeff Schneider, presi- With moreexperiencethan anyother area roofer, 15 children and two staff at the YMCA also continue to serve the entire family by dent of the Oshkosh YMCA. we stayup-to-dateand involved in the ever- due to larger classroom sizes. Staff don’t helping them access needed resources like In addition to considering a gift to the changing world of residential roofing products take the place of teachers but help keep food and rent/utility assistance programs.” COVID-19 Relief Fund, residents are en- and services.Weprovide the best results,because roofing is all we do! children focused, field questions and an- Safety protocols in place include dai- couraged to continue to support the char- ticipate challenges with virtual learning. VotedbestofWinnebago/Oshkosh ly temperature readings, mandatory face ities they care about that are struggling for 13 years running. Kids stay in the same classroom for the coverings and frequent deep cleaning. with diminished revenue. For more infor- entire day except for breaks in the gym- 920-426-4008 •1427 Broad St.•Oshkosh, WI. 54901 Page 6 x oshkoshherald.com October 21, 2020 Health Department authority being put to full board vote Oshkosh Herald recent surge in cases requiring treatment A proposed ordinance to define the pow- and hospitalization. ers of the Winnebago County Health De- During an Oct. 8 online town hall meet- partment to enforce public safety measures ing sponsored by the chamber, County in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic Executive Mark Harris said the lack of was being considered by the County Board state legislative guidance has forced coun- for a vote at this Tuesday’s meeting. ties to come up with their own health Health officer Doug Gieryn would be code in regard to a pandemic that puts the authorized to issue quarantine orders on responsibility on local governments with- businesses and individuals with the abili- out any enforcement powers. ty to issue fines under the ordinance ad- “It’s become a politically difficult posi- Submitted photos tion. The state Legislature has indicated A renovated home in the Stevens Park neighborhood is shown after the work done by Greater vanced Thursday by the Board of Health, that they won’t take any action in regard Oshkosh Healthy Neighborhoods. something originally proposed in June but revised to be advisory and more in line to COVID, that they will rely entirely on Home renovation complete for local GO-HNI with existing state law. The County Board the local health officers,” Harris said. “But would review and approve any orders. 70 of the counties did not have language Oshkosh Herald The Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce in their county codes that would allow for reiterated the business group’s opposition enforcement. As counties attempt to add Greater Oshkosh Healthy Neighbor- to Health Department authority and the it back to their code they are experiencing hoods (GO-HNI) completed a full ren- revised ordinance draft. extreme resistance.” ovation at 83 Frankfort St. in the Stevens “This newest proposed county ordi- Harris said the use of local enforcement Park neighborhood. With the help of nance should be alarming to all area busi- power would be on a case-by-case basis volunteers and community partners GO- nesses and county residents alike,” cham- such as where employees confirmed to HNI sold the renovated property to first- have the virus continue to serve customers. time home buyers from Neenah who said ber president John Casper said in an email to members. “We believe that these items “I don’t think anybody wants to do a the property is “perfect” and that they The Stevens Park home before improvements. total lockdown again, but you might have had fallen in love with it after touring the are too far reaching, too broad and pro- … an individual gathering place that has a north-side neighborhood. a significant community-based project for vide too much authority and discretion.” real problem and you might want to do an “We can’t wait to plant our roots here,” GO-HNI, a public-private partnership that But Casper also pointed out the need of order involving a particular business.” they said. works to identify blighted properties and businesses to follow recommended guide- A Sawyer County judge last week blocked Starting in February, GO-HNI had convert them into desirable places. GO- lines to combat the spread of COVID-19 Gov. Tony Evers’ attempt to put a 25 percent Frankfort Fridays once a month where HNI thanked the John E. Kuenzl founda- that is surging in the region at a rate higher volunteers cleaned and prepared the tion and contractors for helping. than most anywhere else in the nation. capacity cap on public gatherings at places house for renovation. GO-HNI also pur- GO-HNI also provides the annual Rock “You are a business leader in this state, like bars and restaurants that was challenged chased an adjacent lot for the house and the Block event, and grants for porch im- which means you are also a community by the Tavern League of Wisconsin. built a two-car garage. provement, landscaping, stump removal leader. As such, I am asking you to remind A Barron County judge on Monday rein- The project was listed in August and or similar projects. Twenty projects were your employees that it is critical to be care- stated the Evers’ administration’s order. sold shortly after. The purchase, renova- approved in seven neighborhood asso- ful and responsible at home, just as it is at The city and county issued a joint state- tion and sale of the house marks the end of ciations this year. Applications for 2021 work,” he said in a Thursday email to mem- ment after the ruling to encourage resi- grants begin May 15. bers. “This includes wearing a mask, social dents and businesses to continue follow- distancing and washing hands frequently.” ing basic public health guidelines. 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But the city has ex- A computer virus, empty hotel rooms, but the fallout could have been worse ex- jected into next year. ceeded its overtime budget to cover pub- police accountability, reduced state aid, cept for the city’s cyber liability policy. Some costs in public works and fi- lic safety workers who have tested positive tax shifting to homeowners and the pan- “Because of this claim, our cyber liability nance are being shifted out of general for COVID-19 or gone into quarantine. demic are some of the key factors that costs are increasing significantly for 2021,” fund spending and into the city’s water, For 2020 the pandemic has cut reve- have gone into a proposed 2021 budget of City Manager Mark Rohloff said in his bud- wastewater and stormwater utilities. This nues by $880,000, including reductions in $142 million for city operations. get message. “The increase also reflects -ad change makes the general fund budget liquor license and special event fees. The preliminary budget, published last ditional coverage we believe (is) necessary look smaller, but residents bear the costs Another hit to the city budget is coming in week, would lead to a nearly 3 percent to protect us from future attacks.” and pay for them in fees. state funding, through expected reductions bump in the tax levy to $42 million. The Insurance expenses, including higher The part of the city budget that has in shared revenue and aid for local streets. levy supports the general fund, special costs for workers compensation and for been hit the hardest by the pandemic is The city’s overall tax base is projected service funds for activities like garbage employee health care, will add almost the Convention Center Fund, which is fi- to rise by almost 1 percent, to $3.8 billion. collection and the debt service fund. $400,000 to the city’s general fund spend- nanced by a tax on hotel rooms. This fund But Rohloff warned that homeowners can The spending plan would also mean a ing next year. is short by $1 million. expect to pick up more of the tax burden 22-cent increase in the tax rate, to $11.12 The 2021 general fund budget, which The room tax revenues are used for a as commercial property owners are able to per $1,000 of assessed value. The Com- is supported mostly by property taxes, is variety of purposes, such as paying off take advantage of favorable court rulings mon Council has until Nov. 10 to make proposed at $48.8 million, roughly 2 per- long-term debt associated with the Con- to lower their assessments. adjustments. cent higher than this year’s. vention Center, partially funding the “As the real impacts of the COVID-19 Included in the budget is $1 million in Public safety costs are expected to rise Oshkosh Convention and Visitors Bu- pandemic occur, I expect that further ero- “unclassified” spending, which may be by $301,000. Some of this money is for reau, supporting the Grand Opera House sion of commercial values will continue, used for dealing with COVID-19 contin- additional staffing in the Fire Departr- and paying for part of the city’s special exacerbating the property tax shift to resi- gencies, increasing pay for city workers ment while $72,000 will go toward adding event coordinator position. dents,” Rohloff said. and funding new positions. Negotiations body cameras for police detectives and “We will have our work cut out for us to are currently underway with city unions. Miles Maguire is editor of the Oshkosh Examiner field supervisors. fulfill these obligations,” Rohloff said. (www.oshkoshexaminer.com). Belgium military to buy 322 Spirits of Grand ‘ghost seats’ available The Grand Oshkosh is currently oper- nod to The Grand’s reputation for the tactical vehicles from Oshkosh ating with livestreaming and a reduced paranormal and gives people a fun way seating capacity — but the Spirits of The to support us at a modest level. I hope we The Belgium Ministry of Defence has ey for value’ was the only criterion,” said Grand are prepared to fill the gaps. generate 3,100 ghost seats, as well as a few awarded Oshkosh Defense a contract for Director Land Systems Col. Filip De Vare. Professed to be one of the most haunt- hundred smiles. We could all use both.” 322 command and liaison vehicles for its “The CLV will be integrated in the CaMo ed venues in Wisconsin, the nonprofit While The Grand had to cancel its an- military forces. program, an international partnership be- performing arts center has launched its nual Spirits of The Grand tours, the Ghost The vehicle acquisition announced last tween the French and Belgian land forces.” Ghost Seats Campaign, a fundraiser to Seats campaign continues to carry on month by Belgium has the Joint Light Traditionally acquired through foreign supplement loss of ticket revenue. Every their paranormal stories, both real and Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) platform from military sales, the Belgian procurement $5 donation fills a Ghost Seat, seats left Oshkosh Defense, an Oshkosh Corp. imagined. The lady in the balcony, the marks Oshkosh Defense’s first large direct empty for distancing purposes. company, equipped with Belgian commu- despondent Shakespearian actor, the coal commercial sale of a JLTV-based vehicle. The “ghoul goal” is to pack 3,100 seats nication systems. The JLTV is used by the boy in the basement, and more spirits are The United Kingdom, Lithuania, Slovenia by Oct. 31. U.S. military. waiting for their sponsored seats. and Montenegro have also purchased ve- “Although we have successfully imple- “The Oshkosh CLV offers Belgian sol- mented a plan for reopening, we are lim- Any number of $5 Ghost Seats can be diers the world’s most advanced light mil- hicles with the JLTV platform. added to a ticket order. Ghost Seats can The U.S. military awarded Oshkosh De- ited to 25 percent capacity, plus any lives- itary vehicle,” said John Bryant, Oshkosh tream income,” said Joseph Ferlo, Grand also be donated separately at thegrandos- fense the JLTV program in 2015 and the Corp. executive vice president. director. “We must rely on the continued hkosh.org/ghosts. Supporters can spon- Army approved full–rate production in “The Belgian Defence opted for a philanthropy of our supporters to survive. sor ghost seats for individual spirits, pairs, worldwide competition in which ‘mon- June 2019. That said, the Ghost Seats is a whimsical or families of four. Worship directory Discover a place of worship for you

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Wollerman Isolation said there wasn’t a lot of participation from Page 1 though because so many seniors weren’t community. Schaefer is the marketing and equipped to attend virtual classes with- fund development coordinator and Woll- out assistance. Now that there are steps erman is director of services at the Osh- in place to help center visitors and keep kosh Seniors Center. everyone safe, Wollerman said she thinks During the pandemic, the seniors cen- the center will see an expansion of virtual ter programming shifted to small groups programming offerings. importance of the center in the commu- to allow for social distancing as soon as it “It’s still not fine-tuned but I think it’s a nity is undeniable and the organization could to accommodate as many seniors as good start,” Wollerman said. “Everything is proud to be able to support the center possible who were left behind when the is going virtual — doctors and other ap- in its work of keeping seniors connected state went into quarantine. pointments — it opens the door to a lot of through technology. It quickly became clear their mission things, but again, everybody’s got to know “This (programming) allows you to of teaching seniors to use technology was to use it.” challenge yourself and learn to continue more important than ever, and the seniors The availability of technology is almost to change along with society’s changes, center along with other supporting orga- endless, but does Oshkosh have the band- and the benefit from it is so immediate,” nizations worked quickly to offer this ed- width to accommodate the increasing Edgarton said. “When you see someone ucation however number of users? Oshkosh City Manager doing a Facetime for the first time, it’s possible. Mark Rohloff says yes. amazing. It’s such an immediate improve- Programming “We have very good technology ca- ment to life and it’s exciting to see the continues at the pabilities,” Rohloff said. “I know when amount of dedication the Seniors Center Seniors Center in you’re talking about people living in dif- is pouring into this issue.” small groups and ferent residential areas, having high-quali- Beth Roberts, director of the Aging and is still focused on ty broadband access is vital. It’s not just for Disability Resource Center (ADRC), an- teaching seniors Submitted photo entertainment anymore. It’s for accessing other partner of the Oshkosh Seniors Cen- to use tech. The impacts of the coronavi- A view of the Oshkosh Seniors Center check- services — even health providers are do- ter, said the pandemic has only heightened rus are far-reaching though, and Woller- in desk. Center staff say they and residents ing this remotely.” the awareness of the need for accessible, man said the future of programming at are adjusting well to tech challenges. Rohloff said he is not concerned about affordable technology. The Seniors Cen- the center could look quite different as a the increase in users and Oshkosh is “well ter receives some annual funding from the result. that technology will continue to be incor- positioned” to accommodate it. The trick, ADRC and will be supplementing the cost “Technology will be a continued focus porated into their education and program- he said, is teaching people how to use it. of certain technology items for those se- of the center because it’s going to keep ming. “It’s overcoming the fear that people niors who cannot afford them. changing,” Wollerman said. “We’re always “We’re regrouping right now because have with respect to tech, and we have to “Some people just can’t afford it,” Rob- going to be needing to know how to use what COVID did was brought to light make them aware it’s a lot easier than you erts said. “Technology changes very reg- the latest and greatest. That’s been made how technology is used by everybody to think.” ularly and what was new a year ago is no clear especially though the pandemic.” stay connected and informed,” Wollerman The Oshkosh Seniors Center relies on longer new. Sometimes it doesn’t even Wollerman said that details of future said. “Right now some seniors are only other community organizations to assist work. Keeping up with technology is an programming are unknown at this time. relying on TV and they’re missing con- with fundraising, donations and pro- issue.” “Requirements and safety protocols necting with their family and in the com- gramming. Some of those organizations Judy Richey, a longtime Oshkosh res- change so quickly that we’re taking it day munity.” include the Winnebago County ADRC, ident, lives in an apartment complex by day,” Wollerman said. During the Safer at Home order and Oshkosh Healthy Neighborhoods and the specifically for seniors. Richey said she’s One thing she knows for sure though is through August, the Seniors Center did Friends of the Oshkosh Seniors Center. experienced a lot of the same pain many Each year the Friends of the Osh- others have experienced throughout the kosh Seniors Center donates more than pandemic that is related to isolation. $65,000 in funds for the center and are an Going forward, Richey said she doesn’t “integral” part of the center’s community think it’s going to be easy adjusting to our support, Schaefer said. One of its biggest new way of life, especially for seniors, but capital campaigns built the South building if we’re all kind to each other, it can make on the center’s campus. The second cam- a big difference. paign raised additional funds to purchase “I think we definitely need to adjust our and renovate the center’s current North mindset and really question, ‘do we need LOCAL building, giving 30,000 additional square to be part of a large group to be content?’” feet of space for Seniors Center activities Richey said. “All it takes is baby steps. —now also being used for the Connect Think about the little things you can do. Relevant through Tech programming. Look more at what little things you can do “This grant money (from Bader Philan- that are almost second nature that don’t News thropies) was a big deal for us, but we’re mean much to you but could mean a lot to also extremely grateful for all of our oth- somebody else.” er community partners,” Schaefer said. Those interested in donating to the Delivered “Without them, there’s no way we would Friends of the Oshkosh Seniors Center be able to continue to teach our seniors can send a check to PO Box 3423, Osh- Weekly about technology, which we’ve all come to kosh, WI 54903. understand is crucial in this day and age.” This article is the last in a six-part series exploring the Carolyn Edgarton, president of Friends issue of Oshkosh seniors in isolation, why it’s a prob- Supportthe Oshkosh Herald of the Oshkosh Seniors Center, said the lem and how the community can help. The full series is available at oshkoshherald.com. Forless than adollar aweek youcan supportthe Herald’s mission of providing local,relevantcommunitynewsdelivered to your mailbox. Ourmembers receivespecial offers from our advertisers when available and osh k osh an invitation to the Herald’s Annual Meeting to review the year andget a FIRE & POLICE sneak peek on whatweare working on in the coming year. equipment, inc. 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After the demise of the All-Stars, pro Both were regulars at All-Stars games and basketball didn’t return to Oshkosh until each can dial up memories of contests like 1982 with the Wisconsin Flyers, a minor they happened last week. league team that played in the Continen- The two remember watching the All- tal Basketball Association for five seasons. Stars host the Minneapolis Lakers and the The Herd opened play in Oshkosh in 6-foot-10 Mikan, who also played for the 2017. NBL’s Chicago American Gears before be- Naslund and Parsons are good friends coming the NBA’s first dominant big man. who remain remarkably fit and athletic for The Lakers joined the NBL in 1947 and their age. They have been pickleball and won the league title in their first year as a 3-on-3 basketball teammates in the Wis- franchise, topping the All-Stars 3-1 in an consin Senior Olympics and National Se- opening-round playoff series. nior Games in recent years, and were na- “He (Mikan) was very good — re- tional silver medalists in pickleball three bounded everything,” Parsons said. “At straight years, while also finishing high the time there was no three-second rule in in basketball. Naslund was named as the the lane, so you could stay in there all day. National Senior Games male athlete of the He could dunk it easily but back then you year in 2017 at age 92. weren’t allowed to dunk in games.” Photo courtesy of Oshkosh Public Museum Naslund grew up on Jackson Street in The All-Stars traveled around the coun- The Oshkosh All-Stars take on the Chicago American Gears in a game from the mid-1940s. Oshkosh, pitched at Villanova Universi- try — primarily the Midwest — and The All-Stars and National Basketball League dissolved after the 1948-49 season as the league ty for two years, played semi-pro ball in played home games to crowds ranging merged with a rival league to form the NBA. California and received his college degree from 800 to 1,200. Most players earned from what was then known as Oshkosh hook shot. Hook shots were big back in “The players of today are so much bet- roughly $15 to $25 per game. The All- State Teachers College and now UW Osh- those days.” ter,” he said. “The players from teams back Stars initially formed in 1929 and began as kosh. Another elite All-Stars player was Gene then can’t match up in any way, shape or a barnstorming team, playing other state- He was once co-owner of the semi- Englund, an Oshkosh native who guided form. It was a different game — a slower based squads. pro football team, the Oshkosh Comets, the Wisconsin Badgers to their first and game. Players were smaller and they didn’t Lonnie Darling, a local seed distributor whom his good friend, former Nation- only NCAA basketball championship in have the 3-point shot. Now they shoot the and salesman, was the All-Stars’ founder al League umpire Dutch Rennert, once 1941. Englund is the All-Stars’ third all- 3-pointer like it’s a layup.” and original coach. All-Stars games were played for. time leading scorer Most NBL members folded upon the played at the Recreation Gym, and the “Back then, everything was held at the (2,600 points) behind creation of the NBA because many didn’t Merrill and South Park School gyms. Jackson (Street) Athletic Field,” Naslund Edwards and Fort have large enough facilities to compete The All-Stars made five straight appear- said. “They even held boxing match- Wayne product Bobby in the new league. Naslund’s only disap- ance in the NBL championship (1938- es there — boxing was big in the 1940s. McDermott (3,583). pointment concerning the All-Stars was 1942) despite representing one of the They would put up a ring and hold boxing “I remember going that he feels they were never appropriately league’s smallest cities. They were led matches. Jackson Street was just a hotbed to one game and a guy honored for winning two league titles. by standouts such as LeRoy “Lefty” Ed- for so many great athletes and coaches.” named Bob Carpen- The Oshkosh-based Wisconsin Herd, wards, a former consensus All-American ter broke the scoring at the University of Kentucky. Edwards Englund record, which was 35 was a three-time league MVP and is the points,” Naslund said. 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For the first time this season, the Lourdes football team found itself faced with adversity. Not only were the Knights shorthanded on positions, they trailed for the first time all season while allowing their opponents to score points in the first quarter for the first time in two seasons. The Knights also trailed by double digits for the first time since last season. Like all good teams, Lourdes didn’t panic. After allowing two early scores, Lourdes scored 26 unanswered points to pick up the hard-fought 26-12 win over New Holstein on Friday. “These are the type of wins where you learn everything you need to know about your team,” Lourdes coach Kevin Wopat Photos by Dustin Riese said. “This was the first time in two years Tim Kaull scores on short yardage (left photo) against New Holstein on Friday night. Lourdes quarterback Josh Bauer (right) outruns Huskies where we allowed first-quarter points, defenders for a big gain in the Knights’ comeback win. down big early and making mistakes, but once we settled down I thought we played yards, but a penalty nullified the big play. two minutes with Ruedinger coming Huskies the rest of the way with McKel- more like the team we were capable of, es- Facing a 4th-and-10, Bauer found Adam down with a 30-yard score to cut things lips coming up with a fourth-quarter in- pecially during the second half.” Arnoldussen, but he was unable to pick up to 12-6. terception to set things up for their final The season has been a struggle in terms the first down. New Holstein continued Looking for a knockout punch before drive. of scheduling for Lourdes as they have had with some well-designed offensive sets the half, Henry Schnell went up top on After Bauer set the team up inside the an opponent cancel on them each week and the Knights defense was reeling again. third and long to find Volz for 37 yards. five after a first-down run, Kaull’s one-yard thus far. With New Holstein being anoth- With the ball inside the five, the Knights The Huskies would score a few plays later score was the dagger giving the Knights a er late fill-in, the Knights didn’t have much defense rose to the occasion stopping the but it was called back due to holding and a 26-12 lead with two minutes to go. time to prepare and the Huskies used that Huskies on fourth down inside the one. missed field goal kept things at 12-6. Next week the 4-0 Knights return to to their advantage. Led by the running at- That momentum would be short lived as Bauer used his legs to open the second the field for their biggest showdown as tack of Michael Volz, Cody Abler and Sam Bauer was sacked inside the 20 and fum- half as his two long runs set the offense up they welcome No. 4 ranked Randolph to Cady, the Huskies moved the ball at will bled. New Holstein took over and a few in great position. He then hit Ruedinger St. Mary’s Catholic field in Fox Crossing. in their opening drive, which was capped plays later it was Volz getting to the out- on fourth down for a 13-yard score. The second-ranked Knights have had the off by an eight-yard Cady touchdown run. side on a five-yard scamper, extending the “We had two scores called back in the Rockets number of late, but Wopat knows Josh Bauer and the Knights offense lead 12-0. first half and some other opportunities the quality opponent his team is set to appeared to have the answer when he Bauer and the offense began to heat up that we couldn’t capitalize on during the face. hooked up with Preston Ruedinger for 59 as they drove down the field in less than first half,” he said. “The biggest thing for us “I know there has been some talking was self-inflicted wounds, but we showed from both sides regarding this game, but some great resilience. I told the kids to we have had their number significantly as keep playing and believe in themselves of late,” Wopat said. “They do have a good and that is exactly what they did.” team and I am not going to sugar coat that Join us for a After a turnover on downs, Bauer went as they have a very senior heavy squad near the sideline for Jack Huizenga, who like us. For them to attain their goals they Homecoming took it 59 yards to the house to give need to go through us and hopefully we like no other! Lourdes a 19-12 lead. continue to improve.” The Knights’ defense took care of the Virtual Celebration | Oct. 24

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She loves the girls golf is expected to start after the quiet, chaos-free atmosphere of a golf Oshkosh School District’s decision to course and embraces the challenges of the postpone its fall sports season due to sport, while welcoming the independence the pandemic. She isn’t sure whether she and sole responsibility will play golf at the next level but is head- golfers commonly deal ed for college next year. Miller is a top- with. notch, high-honors student who carries “I love the serenity a 4.0 grade-point-average. She once held (of golf),” said Miller, dreams of golfing professionally but has the Oshkosh North se- tempered them and is making sure there is nior standout. “There more to her life than golf. is something about “When I first realized I couldn’t com- STYLE’S walking the evening pete, yes, I was angry, but I also saw the Miller course alone that reso- bright side,” Miller said. “I would be able BETTER nates differently. When to focus on other things outside of golf, I make a mistake, I have no one to blame Submitted photo and maybe that wasn’t so bad. I’m still IN COLOR but myself. All the pressure is on me, and Grace Miller is a standout golfer at Oshkosh golfing when I get the chance, but I’ve I do rather well under pressure. I take ad- North High School and the first from her backed off a considerable amount.” vantage of being alone and thriving in sit- school to compete in the WIAA girls’ uations where most would rely on team- tournament last year. FOIL mates to help them.” HIGHLIGHTS That chill mentality — call it Grace un- course.” der pressure — has helped Miller become Miller started golfing at the age of 7, on up one of the area’s top prep golfers. A year taking lessons from local golfer Jeff Kemp ago, she became the first golfer from Osh- at Utica Golf Club and Oakgreen Golf $25 kosh North to compete in the WIAA state Course in Fond du Lac. EXP. 10/31/20 girls’ tournament where she tied for 20th “He’s the one who introduced me to individually. She was a member of the it and helped me develop my love of the all-Fox Valley Association first team and game,” Miller said. “I would have never finished second individually at the confer- found the passion to pursue it without ence tourney. Miller made second-team him. He took this little girl who knew next all-conference as a sophomore and re- to nothing about golf, placed an iron in ceived honorable mention as a freshman. her hands and told her to swing.” $3 Her personal-best score is 75 for 18 And when she swings, the little white holes and 36 for nine holes. ball flies and usually gets to Miller’s target- “Grace is a very talented golfer who ed area. 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Oshkosh North will battle like or how things would unfold. at Green Bay West, home against Green The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Bay East, home against Sheboygan South, Association revealed plans late Wednes- at Ashwaubenon and at Sheboygan North. day for 20 teams across the state to make “I think it is great that multiple con- up a super conference, a one-time option ferences came up with a plan to give our called the Fox Valley Classic football con- athletes the most meaningful experience ference. Along with North and West, the possible during these unique times,” West conference will be made up of Fox Valley head coach Duane Hartkopf said. “It is Association, Fox River Classic and Wis- obvious a great deal of planning and co- consin Valley schools who also delayed ordination went into this spring schedule. their seasons. “It is also a great opportunity for us to play The conference will be split into four teams we typically may not have the op- groups of five, each playing a five-game portunity to play. Makes for a fun season schedule with the potential of a two-game for coaches and players as it will present postseason based on success. us with a wider variety of offenses and de- Unlike how the current FVA is broken fenses we will face. down, schools will be grouped based on “Pairing the teams based on pod success size and past success to produce the most is great as it ensures two more competitive balanced schedule and provide compet- Photo by Dustin Riese games for all teams, which can create a lit- itive matchups. It also gives schools a Oshkosh West and North are shown in last year’s intracity game. The two schools are not tle momentum going into the off-season. I chance to maintain some current rivalries. scheduled to play each other in the spring season. imagine some would prefer a typical play- Each school will play the four teams in off format but these aren’t typical times their group along with a cross-over game and it gives our student athletes a great against another team. Practice is set to essence, each team will get to play seven Appleton North, Ashwaubenon, Kim- opportunity, which is what it is all about.” begin March 8 with the first game set for games regardless where they fall in the berly and Pulaski. These teams make up North head coach Juston Wara was March 26. Playoffs will be held April 30 standings. the middle enrollment levels of the con- equally enthusiastic about the schedule. and May 7 with the top two teams from Here are who we can expect to see: ference with Appleton North, Kimberly “I think it’s impressive that we have so each of the four groups. Group A: Bay Port, Fond du Lac, and Pulaski as most likely to push for the many teams that have come together and The third- and fourth-place teams from Green Bay Preble, Neenah and Stevens championship. worked out a plan to have a successful Groups A and B will make up anoth- Point. This group is made up of the five Group C is where you will find the first football season this spring,” Wara said. er four-team bracket and the third- and largest schools in the conference as they of the Oshkosh schools with West. They “As long as we get the opportunity to play fourth-place teams from Groups C and will be paired off. Bay Port and Fond du will be joined by Appleton West, De Pere, football, it doesn’t matter who we line up D will also play off. The fifth-place teams Lac should be the favorites. Green Bay Southwest and Manitowoc. across from. 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He was the did a lot of biking, hiking, roller blading son of the late Joseph and especially loved skiing. Their favorite and Myrtle (Hofmeis- place was up North, Minocqua area and ter) Bauer. He married his high school Winter Park and Nicolet National Forest. #1 RATED BATTERY sweetheart, the former Patricia Petzold Their absolute favorite dining spot was POWERED PLATFORM on May 16, 1959 at Sacred Heart Church beautiful romantic “Norwood Pines” in (St. Jude). They were Married 61 years Minocqua, Wisconsin. Greg and his wife and had two sons, Michael (Mary) of She- also loved long slow convertible rides boygan, WI and Paul (Kim) Bauer of Os- that lead them to early morning breakfast hkosh, WI. Greg has five grandchildren: spots and sunset evening dinners around SALE WITH ACE WITH ACE Oliver (Jenny), Sheboygan, WI; Macauly and near Oshkosh. They really enjoyed $339.99 -40 REWARDSCARD* $299.99 -20 REWARDS CARD* (Luke) Addesso, Monona, Wi; Madeline the fall colors. 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Lakepoint Villa Assisted Living. parked vehicle near Badger Avenue. found a 61-year-old man and 47-year-old Chapin Funeral services will be held at 11:00 Oshkosh police responded to an emer- woman who were pronounced dead at the a.m. on Saturday, October 24, 2020 at Violet E. Chapin, Community Church, 2351 Ryf Road gency call at around 5:40 p.m. about a scene. Police said they were not seeking age 89, of Oshkosh weapon in a parking lot of a business in any suspects. with Pastor Dave Chapin officiating. Vis- went home to her itation will be at the church on Saturday PUBLIC NOTICE precious Lord and from 9:00 a.m. until time of service. Savior on Saturday, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING October 17, 2020 at The Specialized Transportation Assistance Grant Application for 2021 is th Clifford D. Eichman He was a devout and charter member of scheduled for a public hearing on Tuesday, November 10 at 1:30 pm via zoom Cavalry Lutheran Church. Cliff will be at link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83582615676?pwd=aDhhVmtOZU5RN29HS Clifford “Cliff” D. Eichman passed 3RBUy9VODRLZz09. Meeting ID: 835 8261 5676, Passcode: 702342. away October 13, 2020 at Elijah’s Place. He greatly missed by all who knew him. was born December He is survived by his loving wife, Hel- Join by audio only by calling: 1-312-626-6799. When prompted enter 24, 1921 to John and en Eichman; his children, Susan Eich- Meeting ID: 835 8261 5676, Passcode: 702342. Ida (Klaska) Eich- man, Steven (Anita) Eichman, and The public hearing will be held to receive public comment on Winnebago mann in Oshkosh. Michael Eichman; grandchildren, Alis- County’s proposed plan for spending $441,016 authorized under Section 85.21 Cliff married Hel- sa Eichman, and Emilie (Greg) Wurz- of Wisconsin Statute to implement elderly and disabled transportation services en Luebke on May bach; great-grandchildren, Lucy and Aug- in Winnebago County. 26, 1948 and together gie; daughter-in-law, Holly Eichman; and they shared 72 blessed many nieces, nephews, and friends. Proposed 2021 projects requesting 85.21 funds include Go Transit specialized Preceding Cliff in death are his par- transportation services ($410,930) and Valley Transit specialized transportation years together. He services ($96,199) for those persons unable to attend the hearing and wishing to proudly served his ents, John and Ida; and 11 brothers and submit comments in advance may do so by mailing their comments to: nation during World War II in the U.S. sisters. Coast Guard. Cliff was known as a hard The family would like to thank all of the Bryn Ceman, Aging and Resources Program Supervisor worker and had an excellent work ethic. compassionate and caring staff at Elijah’s Winnebago County Department of Human Services Place. P.O. Box 2187 He spent many years working for Se- Oshkosh, Wisconsin 54903-2187 gor Construction and the Oshkosh school Memorials may be sent to Cavalry Lu- 877-886-2372 system. He spent many hours outdoors theran Church or Elijah’s Place in mem- gardening, doing lawn-care, shoveling, ory of Cliff. Persons with disabilities who require special accommodations wishing to attend and biking. Cliff was a jack-of-all trades the virtual hearing should contact the person listed above prior to November 5, building and repairing things. He was a 2020. The location of the hearing is handicap accessible. loving husband, father, and grandfather.

CITY OF OSHKOSH NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 2021 ANNUAL PROPERTY TAX LEVY AND BUDGET

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a public hearing will be held before the City Council of the City of Oshkosh on Wednesday, November 4, 2020 at 5:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard in Council Chambers in the City Hall of the City of Oshkosh, 215 Church Avenue, Oshkosh, Wisconsin. The purpose of the public hearing is to solicit public comment on the City’s 2021 Annual Property Tax Levy and Budget. A copy of the proposed 2021 Annual Budget is available for public inspection in the office of the City Clerk in the City Hall and at the City Library during normal business hours. The City has also posted a copy on the City website https://www.ci.oshkosh.wi.us/BudgetFinancials/.

PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that at such time and place, any interested party may appear in person, by attorney or agent, and be heard on these matters. A summary of the proposed budget and tax levy is listed below. The City may elect to change the proposed budget and tax levy prior to the public hearing.

The schedules below summarize the 2021 budget as it is proposed.

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Complete this activity at home this evening with a parent or another learning buddy. Can’t vote? Start a “Don’t Forget to Vote” Campaign! Here’s how: 1. People elected to government offices must Cut out the “Don’t Forget to Vote” badge on this page In order to vote, you must qualify be good leaders. With a learning buddy, find and wear it proudly! three ways: 10 words in today’s newspaper that describe a good leader. You must be at least 18 years On Election Day, ask every old. person you see who is over 2. Write the 10 words here in alphabetical order: 18 if he or she has voted yet. You must be a citizen of the Ask your teacher, your United States. parents, the school secretary, You must be registered (signed and clerks at stores. up) to vote in the state where Ask them all! you live.

Standards Links: Social Science: Students understand the role of citizens including how to participate in civic life.

Decide whether each of these people can vote. Then follow each path in is an Air Force pilot the maze to find out if you are right. based in Germany Standards Link: Social Science: Students understand the is 22 years old ways in which citizens participate in the American political is a U.S. citizen system. has registered to vote

is a U.S. citizen is 79 years old retired 10 years ago has not registered to vote 3. Discuss some leaders you or your learning buddy respect. On the lines below, each of you write some reasons why you think this person is a good leader. turns 18 on Nov. 1, 2020 is 30 years old is a U.S. citizen Your reasons: is a U.S. citizen does not have a job has registered to vote has registered to vote

does not read English Clara canʼt vote because she didnʼt register when she moved. Tom can vote even though he is in Germany. How? He can vote by mail! by vote can He How? Germany. in is he though even vote can Tom moved. she when register didnʼt she because vote canʼt Clara

Unscramble each election word on the hats. Then look for an article in the newspaper that uses one of these terms. Read the article and then use your own words to explain Look through the what you think the word means. newspaper for 10 words about the coming election. Cut them out and glue them onto a piece of paper in alphabetical order. Bonus Challenge: Can you find an election word for Your learning buddy’s reasons: each letter of the alphabet? Standards Link: Spelling: Arrange words in alphabetical order. Standards Link: Spelling: Letter order, sequencing. Vocabulary development.

Red, White and Blue Words With a friend, see how many words you can make with the letters that spell red, white and blue! Write each word in a star. Can you fill them all?

What’s your opinion? Should kids be allowed to Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recongized identical Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: Follow simple written directions. words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns. vote? Why or why not?

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