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Chit-Chat and Chow Café Opens Its Doors Page 6 Lac du Flambeau Review JUNE Community news Chit-Chat and Chow Café opens its doors Café Chit-Chat & Chew Offers Breakfast and Lunch Stop in for a bite to eat at Chit-Chat & Chew, located in the Adawe Place mall in downtown Lac du Flambeau. The café oc- cupies the space that was formerly Pizza n Stuff. Owner John LaBarge em- ploys Assistant Rachel Sheppo to cook, train the staff, and visit with customers. The menu offers guests custom- made sandwiches, salads and breakfast.For instance, breakfastcustomers can pick their own cheese, meat and vegetables scrambled with eggs; the entrees will be served with fried potatoes, burgers. Burgers come with rings are popular.” A kid’s hash browns, and toast. For cheese and vegetables on a menu is available- offering those who prefer something fresh roll served with French hot dogs, chicken strips and sweeter, pancakes and fries or chips. Salads are cus- lighter burgers. Items on the French toast are available. tom-ordered, too. “Our Chef menu are all below $7, with Health conscious customers Salads usually sell out so we the exception of the may opt for oatmeal or fa- make sure to prepare ahead Pizzas that range in price rina with whole wheat toast. on the days we offer them at from a $10.25 medium pie, Coffee, tea, and juice is lunch!” Sheppo said, “Roast to $17 for a large. Extra top- readily available. At lunch, Beef & Swiss, Turkey, BLT pings are $.50 extra and extra diners their choice of sand- and Pork Loin sandwiches cheese is $1.50- both great wiches, chicken, shrimp, and always sell too- and our onion accompaniments to the deli- cious sauce. Chit-Chat & Chew is open Monday through Satur- day, from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. 579 Peace Pipe Rd. #4, Lac du Flambeau (715-588- 7700 Jeff LaBarge and Rachel Sheppo at work JUNE Lac du Flambeau Review Page 7 Community news Chapman’s open Blue Water Bay Lac du Flambeau Review Supper Club in Lac du Flambeau is on Facebook Look for us at the following link: Abbey Thompson guests so they leave happy LDF Review with the food and service.” http://www.facebook.com/pages/Lac-du- Owners Bob and Colette The Chapmans envision a Flambeau-Review-Bulletin/146189832095653 Chapman have opened the supper club with a Northern, doors of the Blue Waters lakeside home-cooking menu. Bay Supper Club for busi- MENU Appetizers: fries, ness. Located in the former homemade potato chips, Fireside restaurant in down- wings, Shrimp Mignon, Crab town Lac du Flambeau, the Stuffed Mushrooms. The only new supper club features a item on the appetizer menu restaurant and full-service not home-made is the Mozza- cocktail bar. rella Sticks. Lunch: Sand- The menu includes appe- wiches, salads, variety of tizers, lunch, and dinner. Burgers, Hot Beef, Grilled There are tables and booths Cheese, BLT Avocado, At- where you can enjoy your lantic Albacore Tuna Salad, meal in a cozy setting. Blue Clubhouse, Grilled Ham & Waters Bay is open 7 days a Cheese. Luncheon menu fea- week; 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. for tures tenderloin steak, lunch; dinner from 5 to 9 chicken chimichange, Lemon p.m. The Lounge is open dill chicken over angel hair LDF Fitness Now from 11 a.m. until doors pasta, soups (home-made). close. Dinner: Choice of steak with Colette is originally from char-grilled onions, specialty Open Sundays Rhinelander, a resident of seafood dishes with pasta, Lac du Flambeau for over 13 liver & onions, burgers and years. She is a chef who fries. LDF Fitness will begin Winter attended Nicolet College, They will soon open the studying in the Culinary Arts lake-side deck for outdoor Hours, adding Sundays starting program. dining. Blue Waters Bay “I have been in the restau- Supper Club “Relax & enjoy December 5th. Sunday hours are rant business for 34 years.” fine food & excellent service. 8am to 12 Noon. She said “I am very particu- Located on beautiful Long lar to details, and I believe a Interlocken Lake” 703 Peace Collette and Bob Chapman restaurant should serve its Pipe Rd. (715) 588-7126. Created by the Ojibwe Times The Social Network for Indian Country * Chat with Friends, Share Photos, Videos, and Music * Stay Informed about your Tribe; Every Tribe in the Nation Has its own Home page on Rezloop.co * Each Tribe’s Home Page has its own Job Listings, Events Calendar, Local News Rezloop offers many advertising options on the website in addition to our newspaper publications. Rezloop.co is the brand new and exciting social Feed, Discussion We print the Ojibwe Times weekly newspaper and network designed to link Indian Country Board, Chat several monthly tribal newspapers. Rezloop has very communications through networking. This site Wall, and More affordable publication rates if your tribe should need Page 8 Lac du Flambeau Review JUNE constitution Report from the Wigamig Report from the Lac du Flambeau Owners Loan Fund Human Resources Department By Don Duncan make additional loans. returns), will be dependent Fund (a 501c(3) not for Due to personal reasons on volunteers and additional profit), 705 Peace Pipe Lane Wigamig Owners Loan the Executive Director, Fern funding. Over the Summer Lac du Flambeau WI 54538, What’s going in the Human Resources/Personnel office? Fund, Inc (WOLF) held its Orie, has relocated to Green months, the Board will be or by going on the website. Right now there are seven positions posted. Please visit annual Strategic Planning Bay. Because of Fern’s excel- evaluating whether any staff- www.wigamig.org. WOLF is the website @ ldftribe.com to view these postings or Board retreat May 23rd, lent leadership over the past 3 ing changes will need to be a Native American Commu- stop in the Human Resources/Personnel office for more 2011. years, the Board determined made. Contributions to nity Development information on these postings. WOLF has grant funding that she will continue to di- WOLF are tax deductible and Financial Institution This needs to be mentioned each time an article is sub- from the federal government rect WOLF’s operations with go directly towards helping (CDFI) located in Lac du mitted – please people fill out your application to the for operational assistance the assistance of an on-site, Lac Du Flambeau residents Flambeau, Wisconsin . WOLF best of your ability. For the job pool also, even though improve their housing situa- through 2012, but is focus- full-time executive assistant, is a non-profit organization you put the job pool on the application please include ing on raising loan capital to Michelle Dehart. Unfortu- tion and increase their finan- looking to improve our com- continue to fulfill it’s mis- nately, WOLF’s ability cial literacy. munity by what your abilities entail. Many applicants just put sion. WOLF has made eight to operate as a 2012 VITA You may donate to providing financial cashier, office work or any. For the area you want to get loans to Lac Du Flambeau site (helping residents file WOLF by mailing a check assistance to low-income into please be specific in what you can do that relates to residents and has capital to their federal and state tax to: Wigamig Owners Loan households. that area. If you are not sure please ask one of the staff to assist you. The education department will be offering an appren- ticeship program for people. There will be building projects offered in the future so to have this training on your resume will be a positive accomplishment and may help you get employment on some of these projects. The update on the hires hasn’t been done for some time but these people are new hires. Welcome them aboard when you met or see them. Ojibwe Market – Operations Manager, George Carufel, who is Interim Manager until that position is posted. Maintenance/groundskeeper – Peter Christensen Health Center Clerk/Receptionist – Loretta St. Germaine, Economic Support Office Great Lakes Restoration Coordinator – Anne Radke Day Care Aide – Doris Jack Head Start Teacher Aide – Winona Carufel Head Start Maintenance worker- Amy Jelinski Medical Billing Clerk – Gizelle Zenti Data Entry Clerk – Donna Chapman-Towne Grantswriter – Terrence O’Connor Education/Disabilities Coordinator – Arleen Harsvick Receiving/Pricing Coordinator – Eli Mayo Dental Business Office Assistant – Patricia Colloton Medical Billing Clerk – Cheyenne Trones Ojibwe Market Cashiers – Nick Williams, Maauneey Thao, Lynelle Young Baker – Patricia Big John Dental Receptionist – Threasa Valliere Enrollment Clerk/Receptionist – George Perrone We would like to welcome two new personnel commit- tee members – Mary White and Arlene Poupart. Lac du Flambeau Review is on Facebook Look for us at the following link: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Lac-du- Flambeau-Review-Bulletin/146189832095653 JUNE Lac du Flambeau Review Page 9 constitution TV’s “Top Chef” Winners to Take over Wisconsin Casino’s Restaurant This Summer LAC DU FLAM- the Culinary Institute of the Torches, Viviani daz- Chef Masters" where he "We are very excited and The Eagle's Nest Res- BEAU, WI--(Marketwire America in Hyde Park, zled and charmed audience worked with renowned honored to host such high- - Jun 9, 2011) - Taste the New York and worked in a members with his wit, hu- taurant is open for lunch chef and "Top Chef Mas- caliber chefs in our own from 11 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. delicious culinary crea- number of high-end estab- mor and culinary expertise. ters" winner Rick Bayless. restaurant and to offer our and for dinner from 4 p.m. tions of "Top Chef" stars lishments on Long Island Fabio's fans will surely be Blais also hosted his own guests a dining experience - 9 p.m.
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