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In Your Arcadia superintendent apologizes for posts Board hears By Andrew Dannehy politics and COVID-19, we I bet you also just bought Arcadia school board does Times… Times Editor are all seeing anxiety we have your child that toy so you not condone our superin- from angry Arcadia School District never seen in our lifetime.” wouldn’t have to have a tendent’s social media posts NEWS Superintendent Lance Bag- Some area residents had backbone and be a parent. about politics. In fact, we community stad issued an apology after voiced their displeasure You follow trump because find these comments divisive posts he made on his per- over posts in which Bagstad you have no backbone to and not acceptable from the sonal Facebook page were criticized President Donald stand up to his behavior leader of our school district.” members Bagstad’s apology and brought to the attention of the Trump and those who sup- and you won’t stand up to By Zac Bellman discussion relating the posts district’s board of education port him. your friends because you are Times Staff was limited to closed session, last week. In a post dated Sept. afraid they might be upset The Arcadia school board however the apology was The posts began to circu- 30, which was shared with with you. Again, be an adult heard just under 30 minutes shared with the Times: late throughout the area and the Times, Bagstad wrote: and have a backbone.” of public comments at their on social media last week, “Trump is a child. He is like In another post he wrote “Last week, I regretta- Page 2: regular meeting Monday Pilgrim’s to in- before a special meeting the kid in the toy isle (sic) “If you are blind enough to bly posted some comments night in regards to recent vest $230,000 in Arcadia was called on Wednesday, throwing a tantrum when he continue to support the clown related to the presidential social media postings by as part of new ‘Hometown in which Bagstad’s apology doesn’t get what he wants. in the White House right election on my personal their superintendent, Lance Strong’ initiative was accepted by the board in If you continue to support now, please unfriend me. I Facebook page. The com- Bagstad. Page 3: Threat brings closed session. him, you are simply being have no time for someone ments upset some individu- About one third of the caution about county unof- “I’m asking for calm,” controlled by a child. Think who continues to support als in the School District of approximately 30 audience ficial vote tally Paul Servais, board presi- for yourself. You might have a complete liar, racist and Arcadia community. members in attendance Page 4: Mill rate flat in dent, said. “We are in a highly to become a gown (sic) up. complete narcissist.” I am writing to apologize. voiced concerns ranging Arcadia School District politically charged environ- If you blindly follow trump On Monday, the board (continued on Page 4) from the content of the posts budget ment right now between and his childish behavior, issued a release saying “the themselves, to transparency in the discipline process. COURT Some outright called for Bag- Page 8: Criminal Court stad’s firing, or suggested the board would be held account- Page 9: Sheriff’s Log able for retaining Bagstad if SPORTS another issue arose. Those who did speak elicited nodding heads and affirmative remarks from many of those who did not, suggesting the majority of those in attendance took issue with the posts. The consensus of many who spoke were concerns of the example the incident set for the district. Some claimed they would be withdrawing future sup- port of the district, indicating Page 12: Norse football their trust in leadership was team rushes past Cardinals fractured. Bagstad acknowl- edged after the meeting that Page 13: WHS volleyball he would work to regain the team sweeps two more faith of the community. Page 14: G-E-T girls, The Wisconsin Army National Guard reported 70 tests were issued at the drive-through community testing site “I need to work to rebuild AHS’ Michalak first at held in Independence on Friday. There will be two more tests held at the same location — the Trempealeau County the trust by continuing to CC championship Healthcare Center Annex building — within the next month, one on Oct. 30 and the other on Nov. 13. focus on the good work that Page 15: Raider netters (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy) our staff and our students do split with Westby, G-E-T every single day, while always looking out for the best inter- OBITUARIES County sees third highest new case total est of the district,” Bagstad Page 11 By Andrew Dannehy the most new cases with 21, while Ar- between the ages of 30 and 39, 166. said. “I will work to rebuild Times Editor cadia had 19; Trempealeau, 12; Osseo, Of the first 511 cases, the health trust through my deeds and After a decrease two weeks ago, the 10; Galesville and Eleva/Strum nine; department reported that 57 percent actions as we move forward.” number of new COVID-19 cases in Independence, eight and Whitehall, had moderate symptoms, 29.9 percent School board president Trempealeau County has surged back four. Location information for the other showed mild, 5.7 percent were severe Paul Servais said the district up with 92 cases last week, according nine new cases was not available as of and 7.5 percent of the people who tested did not condone the political to the Wisconsin Department of Health press time. positive did not show any symptoms. posts, adding that they did Services. Of the 122 active cases the Trem- The health department reported one per- not represent the views of The number of new cases last week pealeau County Health Department son is currently hospitalized and there the district. He continued is the third-highest total on record in reported late last week, 35 were in have been two deaths in the county. by saying that disciplinary Trempealeau County and snapped what Arcadia, 15 were in Whitehall and Os- Last Friday was the first of three action, as is the case with had been a downward trend. The county seo, 13 in Trempealeau, 11 in Ettrick, community testing events held at the any district employee, would had seen a decrease of new cases in 10 in Blair and the rest were spread Trempealeau County Health Care Cen- remain confidential. the last few weeks, but there were 27 throughout the county. ter Annex in Independence, hosted by The district is pursuing so- more new cases last week than there The health department also reported the health department and the Wiscon- cial media etiquette training were two weeks ago. The percentage 13 new cases amongst school-aged sin Army National Guard. The National to be implemented district- of positive tests was not available as residents (ages five to 19). Of the 879 Guard reported that 70 tests were issued wide, and the drafting of so- local health departments are adjusting total positive tests, people between 20 that day. The next community test at that cial media policy guidelines to a new computer system. and 29 years old have had the most location will be held next week Friday for staff and administration The DHS reported the Blair area had positive tests, 197, followed by people with another scheduled for Nov. 13. going forward. Land & Home Realty LLC Dan Reit: Broker/ Owner/ Land Specialist • 210 East Main, Arcadia MOBILE: 608-484-1900 | [email protected] Page 2 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, October 21, 2020 Wednesday, October 21, 2020 Trempealeau County Times Page 3 Pilgrim’s to Invest $230,000 in Arcadia as part of new ‘Hometown Strong’ initiative Threat brings caution about county unofficial vote tally Building on its ongoing determine projects that will the value Pilgrim’s brings The Pilgrim’s Arcadia has invested nearly $5 mil- the United States. Nation- By Debbie Foss authenticity of unofficial vote ing election systems. He said election vote counting would gained approval for an ap- “We’ll use this only if there sustainability and social have a lasting impact.” each day as an employer, production facility employs lion in capital improvements ally, the Hometown Strong Times Staff tallies. county employees should be proceed as usual and that plication that will help his has been a complaint and in responsibility efforts, Pil- “Businesses like Pil- business supporter and char- more than 470 people with an over the last three years. initiative is a $20 million The county’s director of “While both the county cautious with any email or unofficial results would likely department monitor county conjunction with the corpora- grim’s recently announced grim’s help make our com- itable giver all while being annual payroll of more than Pilgrim’s anchors doz- investment from Pilgrim’s, information technology called clerk and the IT department other communications that be posted in the early hours employees who are working tion counsel,” Robinson told plans to invest $230,000 munity strong and serve as one of the larger employers $23 million. The facility also ens of rural communities which is part of a $50 mil- on county employees to be are confident in the safety invite them to download of Nov. 4. Absentee ballots remotely, including the abil- member of the executive in Arcadia to support the an economic engine in this in the area, providing steady supports nearly 150 growers. — operating more than 30 lion nationwide contribu- especially vigilant for those and accuracy of all official something or click on a link. are counted on the day of the ity to see what is being done finance committee Monday. community’s future and help region,” said Arcadia Mayor employment that allows our Consistent with its long-term meat poultry and prepared tion from JBS USA. Visit attempting to gain access to results, we’re also working on Robinson told board mem- election and then included on a county device should “We won’t be using this for respond to needs resulting Robert Reichwein. “The community members to commitment to the local foods plants and employ- hometownstrong.jbssa.com sensitive data following an processes to secure the delivery bers that since they do not in the results from in-person there be suspicious activity. fishing expeditions.” from the coronavirus pan- City of Arcadia recognizes grow and prosper.” economy, Pilgrim’s Arcadia ing 31,000-plus people in to learn more. “important” threat last week and publishing of unofficial have access to secure data, voting, Syverson said. The He also described it as an Robinson added that IT demic. and warned there could be results,” Robinson’s statement any slipups on their part will vote tallies are made official application that would give staff already are bound by Pilgrim’s is working with tampering with unofficial reads. “We join the county be just a personal embarrass- after a meeting of the board managers more access to what confidentiality rules since local leaders to identify COVID impacts all aspects of schools, G-E-T says election results. clerk in reminding everyone ment. of canvassers, usually about employees who are working they have access to all county where the funds can best In his statement to the to remain calm if they find County clerk Paul Syverson week after an election. remotely are doing on any data, and that he was open to help meet immediate and By Abby Sacia district is welcoming high high school principal Troy that we need more support,” nurse, imagine being a police county board Monday, IT any discrepancies in posted told the board that the Nov. 3 Robertson Monday also county device. a review of those standards. longer-term community Times Staff schoolers back to in-person White, one issue is that Butler said. officer,” Butler said. director Tim Robertson said unofficial results. The county needs in three key areas: food COVID-19 is touching learning this week. From students have been working There are also a number In other matters, the board technology staff were able to cannot control every publisher insecurity, community in- many aspects of how the the beginning of the school when they are supposed to of students who cannot have approved the retirement of lessen the risk from a threat of unofficial material.” Board urged to make justice center decision county advisors have said. frastructure and well-being, Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau year, G-E-T High School be learning virtually. internet at home who need to Mark Wagner and Taylor the county received last Friday. He said the more specific By Debbie Foss publicizing last Wednesday’s and Associates, shows that Sheriff Brett Semingson and COVID-19 emergency School District runs busi- has had a hybrid model, “During the two virtual be bused into school in order Scott. They also approved Though Robinson did not threat came amidst the usual Times Staff public meeting were sent amount of money the county told the board that the num- response and relief efforts. ness, according to district in which students come to days they’re working and to work virtually. a number of early college release details of the warning, flood of attempts to access County supervisors are out. About 80 letters were is spending on old debt will ber of prisoners has climbed All projects will be deter- administrators. school two days a week and not attending,” White said. “School isn’t closed, credits and Start College he added cautions about the secure county data, includ- better informed than voters returned as undeliverable, decline over that period, mined by the end of the year. According to superin- are expected to log in for vir- White has called a num- we’re just doing it all vir- Now requests. These pro- about the need for a new jus- he said. Information on the making room for the project over the last few months, “The Hometown Strong tendent Michele Butler, tual learning the other days. ber of local businesses tual,” Butler said last week. grams allow high school tice center and should make project is also available at costs. and that the jail’s limitations program is giving us the seven students and one staff The elementary and middle asking them to make sure Another issue raised at students to take classes at Whitehall again offers that decision rather than hold trempealeaucountyjustice- County clerk Paul Sy- are being further stretched opportunity to support our member have contracted schools have been meeting high school students are not last week’s meeting was staff technical and state colleges a referendum, a representa- center.com. verson said a referendum by the need to isolate new community and make a dif- COVID-19. Although Butler in person the whole school scheduled to work during mental health. at the expense of the district, tive of the county’s project While a board vote to pro- would cost about $30,000 in inmates because of the threat ference for our team mem- said they were not seeing year, with under 10 percent learning hours. “We are doing the best so long as they pass the class. loans to city businesses manager told the county ceed with the justice center response to a comment from of COVID-19. He urged bers and our neighbors,” disease spread at school, of students choosing to learn Another issue for the with what we have,” Megan Gym owner Mandy Scow By Debbie Foss mittee of the whole mode board. had tentatively been set for supervisor Jeanne Nutter. board members to visit the said Bill Petz, Pilgrim’s the high school moved to virtually. district has been technology. Broten, a teacher represent- briefly spoke to the school Times Staff to discuss concerns about The recommendation next Monday, the decision In separate borrowing jail. He said calls involv- Arcadia Complex Manager. virtual learning due to a The high school has faced “The technology depart- ing G-E-T’s union said. “It’s board about purchasing a Worried that cold weather Larson Park. Slaby suggested came following a question has now been moved to per- to finance a second year of ing individuals with mental “It’s also a great example of number of close contacts at a number of challenges with ment is understaffed. It’s difficult from a teacher’s parcel of land that is across will add to the woes of a pan- finding private partners to from supervisor Beth Killian haps December, according to intensive road and bridge health problems are growing. collaboration as we work to the end of September. The this model. According to become abundantly clear perspective because we are the street from Trempealeau demic and further erode local correct, in particular, the turf Monday who said a constitu- county board chairman John work, supervisors were In other action, the board doing the best we can and Elementary. Scow said she businesses, the Whitehall on the ballfield. ent asked why the county was Aasen. As plans now sit, the told the county was able to approved a revision to an ‘Treats in Trempealeau’ to help safely celebrate Halloween sometimes we can’t quite was looking for a place to city council agreed to reopen “It seems like the park has not putting the $40 million $40 million addition would secure $5.2 million for a .55 ordinance governing how get there.” expand her gym business. applications for zero-interest been neglected for a while,” project to a public vote. Kurt attach to the west end of the percent interest rate. The erosion run-off onto roads is Trempealeau-area resi- include: Citizen’s First businesses: The Historic Thanks to the donation Butler also acknowledged The district also an- city loans. said member Frank Juresh. Berner of Samuels Associ- existing courthouse, and in- bid from Madison-based handled. The new ordinance dents looking for a way to Bank, 3rd Street; Vet’s Trempealeau Hotel, Drift- from Trempealeau Girl that she sees that many staff nounced that the perform- “We might be in for an- “It’s been on our radar for ates recapped for supervisors clude a new jail, courtrooms Bankers’ Bank also freed allows the department of safely celebrate Halloween Bar; 3rd St.; Fit For Your, less Bike ‘N Bean, In The Scout Troop 7854, the members are under addi- ing arts center is nearing other period of desperation,” a while,” Slaby said, noting the results of a virtual public and offices for those involved up an addition $65,000 that land management to ap- can do so by visiting area 3rd St.; La Fleur Jardin, Making, Muddy Waters and library also has new Hallow- tional stress. completion. When it is com- said Mayor Jeff Hauser at last too that the park is in a flood meeting last Wednesday with courts. executive finance committee proach a landowner about businesses. 3rd St.; River Stop, 3rd St.; Inn On The River. een costumes for any child “I don’t want to speak pleted, the district will host a Tuesday’s meeting. plain, “which is why it’s a during which callers asked Berner said that though members earlier earmarked a runoff problem and offer From 3 to 5 p.m. on Hal- Trempealeau Methodist A map of the event can be who needs one. Those pick- for the staff, but just from virtual tour of the building. “Things could get worse park in the first place.” about maintenance, staffing, an analysis indicates bor- to partially cover the cost of help, including possible cost loween, several Trempealeau Church, 4th St., Mt. Cal- picked up at the Shirley M. ing up a costume are asked to what I’ve seen on Facebook, this winter,” said member The council also decided funding and utilities for the rowing $40 million over 20 new vehicles for the sheriff’s sharing, according to Kevin new structure, and whether Lien, director of the depart- organizations will pass treats vary Lutheran Church, 6th Wright Memorial Library bring a non-perishable food there’s a lot comments about For more local news Kurt Johnson. to potentially hold future years would have a “neutral” department. there would be a referendum. ment. If the owner declines, out to the kids outside of their St., Trempealeau Mountain or found on the library’s donation for the village food the stress levels. This isn’t an you can use, turn to the The loans, up to $3,000, council meetings in the fire effect on taxpayers, “obvi- Low interest rates along “You guys have the au- ously, taxes are paying for the new ordinance allows establishment as families Golf Course, Fairway Lane; website swmlibrary.org. pantry. These costumes are easy time to be an anything; trempealeau will come out of federal department, including a Nov. with contractors eager to find money that is earmarked for 30 public hearing on the 2021 thority to propose the project, this.” The assessment on the work are among the factors that the highway department to drive up to each stop. Library and Lions Club, The event will be held rain available while supplies last I wouldn’t want to work at county times Participating businesses Fremont St. and Main Street or shine. up until Oct. 31. Walmart right now, or be a economic development. The budget. “We’re not social dis- get feedback and then make effect on taxes by the county make now an opportune time clean the road and bill the loans are limited to business tancing here,” said Johnson the decision,” Berner said financial advisors, Ehlers for the justice center project, landowner. with 10 of fewer employees. of the council meeting. All at Monday’s board meeting. — ARCADIA COMMUNITY CHEST — City administrator Ashley attendees did wear masks. “The communication plan “OUR BUSINESS CHAMPIONS” Slaby said about $36,000 The council also: we used is as extensive as any Prequalifying for a Vote Amanda for Assembly remains in the fund that ini- • Agreed to join a county- I’ve been involved. You are THANK YOU to the following businesses for their donations to the Arcadia Community Chest tially held $60,000. Some of wide plan and purchase a new much more informed than a HOME MORTGAGE is “2019 Champions Campaign.”The Fall 2019 campaign assisted 31 various organizations!The 2020 the city businesses that got voting machine. voter walking into a booth. campaign is currently under way! Annual meeting will be held Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2020, at 6PM, loans in the first go round • Held a closed session on You were elected to make Important & Bene cial. have already paid the money lingering payments from the the hard decisions. You’re at Studio A in the Wanek Center, Arcadia. back, Slaby said. five-year old dispute the city making a 50-year decision.” “HATS OFF TO OUR LIST OF CHAMPIONS” The application period lost to the town of Lincoln Berner said 10,726 letters Talking to a lender should be the rst will be Nov. 9 through 20, over a reversed annexation. describing the project and DIAMOND · $1,000+ and preference will be given step you take if you’re considering buying to those seeking a loan for the Ashley Furniture Industries, Inc. • DSM Nutritional Products As of October 14, a home. A lender will help you each step PLATINUM · $750 – $999 first time. The first payment for the three-year loans will cadia ounit et of the way and, most importantly, with Nelson Global Products be July 2021, the date set annual drive has reached A when the city first offered prequalifying for a home loan. GOLD · $500 – $749 the program in May. , o it Kostner, Koslo & Brovold LLC • The Soap Opera • J & D Abstract In response to questions goa Hescher Transport • Supreme Graphics from member Barb Mathson, , SILVER · $250 – $499 the council may meet in com- If interested in donating, PREQUALIFYING: donations can be made Arcadia Credit Union • Pehler Distributing • JJM Wolfe Properties, LLC DRIVE THRU • Gives you an idea of what you can a ord when looking for a home at any of the three banks • Helps you know how much you can o er on a home BRONZE · $150 – $299 PANKCAKE in Arcadia or sent to: Arcadia Dental (Dr. Rindahl) • Arcadia TV and Appliance • Arcadia Sportsmans Club SUPPER • Lets you know in advance what kind of mortgage is best for you Arrow Land Surveying • Achieve Solutions • Dettlo Veterinary Sevice P.O. Box 54 • Gives you an idea of how long it will take to approve your loan As I have talked to Friday, October 23 Arcadia, WI 54612 • Is appealing to the seller Compeer Financial • J & B Landscaping LLC • Kwik Trip, Inc. 4:30 to 8:00 p.m. families from our Laura Torres Services • Mayo Foundation • Tickfer Erickson Post 17 SSPP Parking Lot, onation end date Let our friendly, experienced lenders help you in the home-buying process! Northern Investment Co. • Pehler Trucking • Procare Chiropractic Independence is ovember 2 District 92 communities, Riverland Energy • Scha ner Plumbing • Sobotta Financial I found that we have Stockyards Bar and Grill • TCC Cooperative • Tri-Cor Insurance the same feelings. I THIS IS NOT AN ORDINARY YEAR… hear you loud and clear, As the Community Chest Board, we recognize the signi cant impact COVID-19 has had on our NOW OPEN! community. We recognize (and you well know) non-pro t organizations have also been severely Wisconsin Assembly Mon.-Fri., 7AM-11AM: Breakfast impacted by the pandemic. Nancy Lettner Nancy Filla Josh Grzadzielewski Cindy Thompson District 92 needs a Keeping those two essentials in mind, we determined to move forward with our annual campaign, Sun.-Thurs., 10AM-9PM: Lunch & Dinner NMLS #474557 NMLS #508103 NMLS #508122 NMLS #440077 to raise whatever funds possible, by asking our businesses and residents to contribute however Fri.-Sat., 10AM-10PM: Lunch & Dinner Arcadia Main O ce Arcadia Main O ce Independence O ce John O. Melby O ce dedicated, driven, and Arcadia Main O ce much they can so that the Arcadia Community Chest can assist needy non-pro ts again this year. 131 West Main Street determined leader. I’m We have NO SPECIFIC GOAL this year. We are not focusing on the “Champions” program. 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WWW.ELTEXANOARCADIAWI.COM “Working Harder to Serve You Better” 715-538-4358 or 1-866-566-2265 Page 4 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, October 21, 2020 Wednesday, October 21, 2020 Trempealeau County Times Page 5 Ashley celebrates National Manufacturing Day virtually Mill rate flat in Arcadia School District budget October is National Man- tional Manufacturing Day, Arcadia, Arcadia Holy Fam- County School District Di- annual Manufacturing Day By Zac Bellman senting a decrease from last ticipating $11,221,039 in down across the 4K through remote learners prior to the “We had to hit the ‘reset with exposure to technical ufacturing Month and Ashley originated by the National ily, Blair-Taylor, Cochrane- rector of CTE and Federal tour in a virtual platform.” Times Staff year’s rate of $.06845 from general aid from the state 12th grade levels. district’s closure on Sept. 24 button’ to get most of our trades and career opportu- Furniture Industries, Inc. Association of Manufactur- Fountain City, Eleva-Strum, Programs. “By providing op- Ashley has developed nities, instructor training, The District of Arcadia 2019-20. It is also not the of Wisconsin, as well as In their regular meeting have returned to in-person. students and our staff past (Ashley) is still celebrating ers, on the first Friday of Gale-Ettrick- Trempealeau, portunities like this, Ashley a number of partnerships and robotics programs. As school board accepted a only rate reflected in property $87,540 in high poverty aid, also held Monday night, the The district continues to their mandatory quaran- despite the COVID-19 pan- October. National Manufac- Independence, Indepen- Furniture is showing our stu- with K-12 as well as post- manufacturing continues balanced budget for 2020-21 tax, so an individual’s tax bill $20,091 in aid for comput- board also heard reports on monitor potential cases and tine periods,” Bagstad said. demic. turing Day is the industry’s dence SSPP, and Whitehall. dents opportunities in their secondary schools over the to advance and the global with a slight decrease in the may vary. ers and $15,884 for exempt the district re-opening to quarantined students. As of “We adjusted some seating Although in-person biggest initiative to build “Career exploration for own communities they may past five years. Combined economy evolves, training mill rate for the coming tax The rate will raise property aid. in-person instruction since Monday, 4K students were on buses to ensure family events and tours are unable excitement around the future young students has a signifi- not have been aware of. We efforts have included invest- and educating our current year at their annual meeting $4,864,098 in taxes for the Enrollment figures Oct.12. Bagstad said some being sent materials at home groups were together and to happen this year, nearly of the modern manufacturing cant impact on student’s fu- would like to acknowledge ing in STEM-based learn- and future workforce will be Monday night. district, which includes pro- showed a decrease of 66 stu- families requested to have and will not have in-person we were able to do some 2,000 middle school students workforce and engage with ture career path selections,” the effort Ashley has put in ing opportunities, scholar- a crucial part of our country’s According to numbers visions for Fund 10, Fund 38 dents from 2019-20 to 1,224, their students remain in re- instruction due to a positive additional cleaning and dis- surrounding the company’s students to demonstrate the said Anthony Davis, Davie to allow us to continue our ships, providing students success. provided by the district, the and Fund 41 of $2,394,098, which district superintendent mote learning, while others case and staff being quaran- infecting during the closure advanced- manufacturing exciting opportunities within budget will be balanced at as well as $2,170,000 for Lance Bagstad said was due who had previously been tined for two weeks. period.” facilities in Wisconsin, North the industry. $16,542,287, a decrease of the Debt Service Fund under in part to fewer enrollees in Carolina, Pennsylvania and “We are passionate about $11,415 from the 2019-20 Fund 39 and $300,000 for summer school as the dis- Supporting the needs of the Blair-Taylor community! Mississippi have been invit- inspiring future creators budget. The mill rate for tax- Community service under trict was forced to conduct Area schools to see increase in state aid ed for an educational virtual by exposing them to the Educational and Extra-Curricular Opportunities Now and in the Future payers per $1,000 in assessed Fund 80. virtual instruction. He also tour this month. incredible career pathways value is $10.70316, repre- The district is also an- conceded that numbers are By Andrew Dannehy school districts’ aid pay- billion. Statewide, the major- Additions: Improvements: Times Editor ments to fund state parental ity of general school aids is Students will see a variety that modern manufacturing » Day Care Facility » Elementary Playground All five schools in the choice programs. equalization aid. Equaliza- of career opportunities avail- offers,” said Todd Wanek, » 6th Grade Classrooms » School Health Services bathroom in the middle/ Arcadia superintendent social media Times-area will see an in- The department is re- tion aid is distributed accord- able within the company President and CEO, Ashley » Life Skills Classroom high school office crease in the amount of aid quired by state law to release ing to a formula designed to from operating a machine to Furniture Industries, Inc. » Business Education Classroom » Scene Shop storage for the auditorium and more (continued from Page 1) the trust of many of our staff “The Arcadia school it receives in the 2020-21 the certified aid figures by help Wisconsin communities designing furniture. Students “Manufacturing is a rapidly and community members. board also believes in our » Baseball Field » Two sections of roof replacement for the 1999 school year with the amounts Oct. 15 of each year. The gen- provide public education will also learn about the im- advancing industry and it addition Please know that these First Amendment rights to being released by the Depart- eral school aid amounts for despite local differences in portance of manufacturing needs our help to ensure opinions were entirely my Respectfully, free speech and everyone ment of Public Instruction school districts are calculated property wealth. The formula and the economic benefits the future jobs are not left own and do not reflect the Lance” is entitled to state their last week. using student counts and considers school district ex- of the industry. unfilled.” Financially, why should we complete the additions now? opinion of the School Dis- Officially, the school thoughts in any way they The Independence dis- year-end financial data from penditures, property values, Manufacturing month Participating school dis- • We are refinancing the current debt service amount of $7,775,000 in the 2021 calendar year. trict of Arcadia board, our board accepted Bagstad’s choose. That being said, as trict will see the largest the previous school year and resident student counts kicks off annually with Na- tricts in Wisconsin include • Historically low interest rates plus refinancing at this time gives us the opportunity to extend the staff, or our students. I want apology with an statement leaders in our community increase as the amount of (2019-20). This finalized (called “membership”). term of our building debt by three years, allowing us to avoid an increase in our building debt to apologize to anyone I issued last week saying: “We and as leaders in our school aid received will jump from data replaces preliminary aid Aid varies widely by dis- tax obligation, remaining cost-neutral while improving our United Campus. offended by the comments. are implementing corrective district we must teach re- $2,712,440 to $3,435,472, a estimates released in July. trict based on the equalization • If we choose to do these additions and improvements after the current building debt is refinanced, While this was not my intent, actions and plan to move spect for other’s opinions 26.66 percent increase. Blair- Independent charter and formula. Of 421 districts, 297 County businesses our building debt taxes per year would increase if it is not done at this time. I can fully understand why forward as a school district and find ways to work to- Taylor will see an increase of private school choice en- will receive more aid than people would take offense. with Lance Bagstad as our gether despite differences. $440,403, or 14.3 percent, to rollment counts come from last year (71 percent); 119 Daycare Facility Fact Sheet: Why do we need a Life Skills Classroom: Although we’re all en- superintendent.” As a school district we need $3,519,789 while Arcadia schools’ reporting the num- will receive less (28 percent). get pandemic aid • According to Renee Ernsting, Assistant Director • Students can become more independent and titled to our thoughts and The statement issued on to learn from this and teach will have a 4.71 percent ber of students enrolled on Aid amounts for each school By Debbie Foss of “We’re All In” grants this & Pre-Licensor, our area and surrounding areas better prepared for life after high school through opinions, I should not have Monday highlighted some of our students that hate is not increase to $11,221,039, the third Friday of September district can be found on the Times Staff week. The application period are considered a “daycare desert.” This is an instruction on independent living, such as laundry, made comments in the way those plans including: A pub- the way forward.” Whitehall’s increase will be 2020. department’s School Finan- County businesses re- began Monday and runs opportunity to provide daycare by licensed healthy cooking and eating, health and hygiene, I did. I fully understand that lic apology; board members The board’s statement 5.44 percent to $5,942,149 The 2019-2021 state cial Services website, both ceived nearly a half a million through Nov. 2. instructors for up to 50 children. home upkeep, and home safety. people have disagreements reaching out to all district concluded saying: “The and Gale-Ettrick-Trempea- biennial budget increased alphabetically and by percent dollars in grants from federal Businesses that received • Our daycare would have care for 6 weeks to school- • This classroom will include equipment and on politics, and that we all staff and visiting schools school board believes we leau will receive $9,633,506, funding for general school change. General school aids funds distributed by the state grants from the first program aged children. appliances needed to practice these skills. have our reasons for be- to “make sure they do not can move forward from a 2.76 percent increase from aids for the 2020-21 school are paid in five installments economic development com- are eligible to apply for • Our educational system will have staff retention • Adaptive equipment will be included as needed to lieving and supporting the feel threatened by the com- this incident and make our last year. year by 3.5 percent ($163.5 during the school year and mission to help them cope the second, but first-time and recruitment from an on-site child-care option. allow access for all students. causes and ideologies we do. ments”; a training session for schools a better place for General school aids are million) to a total of $4.90 following summer. with the disruptions caused applicants will be given • Families outside the district utilizing the daycare • Additionally, skills will be taught in this space that It is also important that we social media etiquette and all our students and staff the largest form of state by the pandemic. preference, Grover said. The will have a better understanding of our educational will lead to viable employment opportunities. engage in discourse in a civil cyber-bullying for all district to learn, work together and support for PK-12 schools in Trempealeau County state will also give priority system, giving them the option to open enroll into Business Education Classroom: manner, which I did not do board members, administra- respect each other’s opinions Wisconsin, and are based on Post 186 announces economic development and to businesses with “ethni- Blair-Taylor. • There is a closer proximity to the other high school with my personal Facebook tors, staff and students and and beliefs.” prior year data. The private tourism director Robert cally diverse ownership, and • Food service is available on our United Campus to classes posts and comments. Again, implementing a social media “As a community we have school choice and indepen- Grover said the first round those in the hardest-hit sec- serve the students efficiently. • The 2014 redesign of the building included a move I am deeply sorry for that. policy for staff. to think about whether all dent charter school programs drawing winners of “We’re All In” grants of tors, such as restaurants and • Learning opportunities will be provided for high of this classroom, but due to structural challenges in I try to pride myself on The statement went on to the positives that Lance has are funded based on current $2,500 from the Wisconsin taverns, hair and nail salons school students involved in courses related to the planned area, it did not take place. being a civil person. My point out that the posts were brought to our school district year data. Enrollment num- Sura-Wiersgalla Amer- Winners of the post’s Economic Development and barber shops, and other childcare and teaching. i can Legion Post 186 has August scholarship drawing • The life skills room would be placed in our middle comments did not reflect the personal beliefs of Bagstad’s outweigh one negative that bers are used to determine Corporation have been al- services.” • Our daycare would provide after school and before school special education classroom and the current person I am or wish to be. and not of the board, teach- we acknowledge is a big the dollar amounts to be announced its monthly were: Ottie Baeckera $120, located to 168 county busi- The number of businesses school care for school aged kids. drawing winners for the Kay Wozney $90, Kyle business education classroom is better suited for Now, I must work to regain ers, staff or students. one,” Servais said. deducted or withheld from nesses for a total of $465,000. and their locations that Why move the sixth grade classes to the our special education programming and meeting months of July-through- Feltes $60 and James Kampa Businesses may apply for received first-round grants September. $30. middle school wing: students’ independent needs a second round of awards include Arcadia, 26; Blair, • The social-emotional development for sixth graders Health Insurance Questions? NOTICE to the Residents Winners of the post’s July Winners of the post’s Sep- beginning this week, Grover 20; Dodge, two; Eleva, 14; Frequently Asked Questions: scholarship drawing were: tember scholarship drawing better aligns with the middle school concept Q: Why place a daycare center at the United Campus? I can help you. of the City of Blair said. The second grants will Ettrick, 18; Galesville, 33; • The partial self-contained classroom approach to Mike Palkowski $120, Jack were: Jack Helgeson $120, be for $5,000. Independence, 21; Osseo: A: Our Blair-Taylor families, as well as families in Prescription Drug Plans ∙ Health & Life Insurance Property owners are responsible for snow and ice Helgeson $90, Joseph Pape Bonnie Lyga $90, Darwin learning will be maintained, while easing into more our surrounding area, have many difficulties security Medicare Advantage Plans ∙ Final Expenses “Our office worked very 41; Pigeon Falls, three; removal from sidewalks and adjacent to their property $60 and Conrad Marsolek Feltes $60 and Josie and Abe independence. This will help prepare the students child care, and our area is considered a daycare desert within 48 hours of any snow or ice accumulation. Fail- hard with many of these Strum, 11; Trempealeau, 11; for the increased number of classes in seventh and Quality, Affordable Coverage & Excellent Service $30. Gamroth $30. business to help them secure and Whitehall, 27. according to Renee Ernsting, Assistant Director & ure to comply will result in the City clearing the sidewalk eighth grades Pre-Licensing for Trempealeau County. with the cost charged to the benefited property owner. these monies,” Grover said. The money for the busi- • There would be an opportunity for additional Weekly deadline for all advertising for the “We are proud that so many ness grants comes from Q: How will the daycare be funded and sustained? Susan Frederixon, Clerk-Treasurer exploratory classes for sixth graders, who would be A: The building portion would be funded through the Trempealeau County Times and Arrow Trempealeau County entities Wisconsin’s nearly $2 billion in closer proximity to those locations received the aid.” allocation of federal CARES referendum. The daycare center will care for 6 week Shopper is 4:00 p.m. Wednesdays for • We will have additional bathroom facilities closer to school aged children and also have before and after He said his office is avail- (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, to the middle school classrooms with better Donna Critzman publication in the following week’s issues. able to businesses that wish and Economic Security) school programming for our school-aged children. Nov. Hours & Classes supervision The Blair-Taylor school district is a non-profit 800-362-8046 or 608-783-6441 to apply for the second round funds. Tuesday: . . . . . 10AM–7PM Playground Information: organization and will have less overhead costs than Neither The Insurance Center nor Donna Critzman is connected with the (Nov. 3, 10AM–5PM) a business not located on our campus. We will have Federal Medicare Program. • Increased opportunities for all students, including Thursday: . . . . 10AM–7PM students with disabilities to participate with peers comparative and competitive service costs. Parents (Closed Nov. 26 for Thanksgiving) T • Provides age-appropriate equipment for all children who are using the daycare service or the before or HAVE YOU MOVED? after school care service will sustain the daycare. Emergencies Friday: ...... 10AM–2PM hank you, thank you, thank you to everyone who • Provides safety for students by increasing New Patients of attended Saints Peter Paul’s annual Trunk-or- Please remember to playground area Q: How much financial impact will this project have on property taxes? Seen on the Saturday: . . . . . 10AM–4PM Treat event. There were nearly 200 kids in attendance all Ages Welcome! (Closed Nov. 7; Nov. 14, 10AM–2PM) change your address A: Through discussions with our Bond Underwriter, Same Day. and we couldn’t do it without all of you. Baseball Field Information: Call the store to Sunday: ...... Closed with us to continue • Multi-purpose field for baseball and physical Jeff Belogina, from Huntington Securities, this sign up for classes: (Nov. 22, 12PM–4PM) P to ou tun: education classes approved school improvement plan will not increase prompt delivery of your property taxes. We would only extend the building 715-983-2655 Mon. & Wed.: . . . . . Closed Oium Well DrillingTracy Konter, Everin Tax • Lack of drainage at the park and frequent flooding Service, East End Bar, Independence State Bank, Trempealeau County reduced the opportunity to practice and play in the debt by approximately three years. Tues., Nov. 3 ...... Co ee & Cards 10:30AM–12PM Times. park. Q: What would the projected dollar amount of tax Dawn ToraasonBirkshire Hathaway Realty, NAPA, increase be per $100,000 home? Thurs., Nov. 5 . . Christmas Tags/Ornaments 5:30PM–7PM • Liability for student athletes traveling off campus Trempealeau County Sheriff’s Department, Courtney Call: 715-538-4765 for practices and games would be eliminated. A: According to our Bond Underwriter, we would not Tues., Nov. 10 ...... Creating w/Cricut 5:30PM–7:30PM Johnson and Terri Peters, Arcadia Ambulance Service, GOOD • The current field is 1.3 miles from campus, 15-20 see an increase per $100,000 home above what we Thurs., Nov. 12 ...... Fall Cards 5:30PM–7PM Pilgrim’s, Independence Ready Mix, Independence minute walk already have with our current building debit. NEWS! Q: Does the return outweigh the cost? We are now Sat., Nov. 14 ...... Recipe Box 10:30AM–12PM Public Library, Saints Peter Paul Teachers and • On-site field gives more control and supervision Staff, Olde Mill Hair SalonTami Keenan, Central and allows easier maintenance of the field. A: The Blair-Taylor community will be the in-network for Tues., Nov. 17 ...... Creating w/Cricut 5:30PM–7:30PM beneficiary of 13 years of increased opportunities, Builders Supply, Kulig, Michalak Franklin, Jacky • Opportunity to host WIAA playoff games the dental plan Thurs., Nov. 19 ...... 5x5 Wooden Signs 5:30PM–7PM • Existing parking lot availability safety and efficiencies with the proposed additions with Gundersen® Johnson, Kia Lisa Filla, Independence Lions Club, • Softball and baseball games can be watched at the and improvements before we begin paying the three Senior Preferred. — SATURDAY, NOV. 21 & SUNDAY, NOV. 22 — Independence Police Department, and Independence same time due to proximity. additional years of debt service. In addition, these NOW OPEN: Mon. – Thurs., 7:30AM – 5:30PM HUNT FOR SPECIALS IN-STORE/MAKE & TAKE EARRINGS First Responders. • Completes our United Campus sports complex opportunities will be in Blair-Taylor for years to come. Sun., Nov. 22 ...... Deer Cut-Out 1PM–2:30PM n additiona tan ou to toe o donated ite Ma hews Family Dental ando tei tie: Bushy’s Meat Market, Celeste United Campus Additions and Improvements Total Cost - $4,145,000 Tues., Nov. 24 ...... Recipe Box 5:30PM–7PM Schank, Julie Pronschinske, Autumn Bergerson, Sarah 36220 Tower Drive,Whitehall • 715.538.1800 Fri., Nov. 27 ...... Christmas Card Kit 10:30AM–12PM Slaby, Matt Bisek, Rita Slaby, Michelle Washkuhn, ma hewsfamilydental.com Sat., Nov. 28 ...... Christmas Card Kit 10:30AM–12PM and Jason, Jennifer and Avery Halama. Our Children and Community will Benefit! Wednesday, October 21, 2020 Trempealeau County Times Page 7 Page 6 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, October 21, 2020 County were held at the facial lacerations when she The fi rst regular meeting From American Lutheran Church was struck and dragged by of the newly-incorporated Trempealeau County Times Letters to the Editor in Arcadia. a car driven by Clarence Arcadia Community Ad- The Wisconsin voters go to the Sobotta. It was believed that vancement Company was To the Editor: not increased enrollment! follow and some are born to great. Everyone pitching in, a couple of more difficult and surveys show that people polls in the general election smoke from burning leaves held at the Opera House I recently received infor- Courtroom Improvement lead. Good leaders are far and working hard, taking personal questions than Biden is used drift somewhere in the mid- Early Files Compiled rom next Tuesday to determine obstructed Sobotta’s vision with the following elected Te rcadia eseader, mation in the mail regarding is recommended. I am certain few, great leaders are rare. responsibility, providing for to; like what was the flavor dle. However, people who are alesille epublican Witeall Times state, congressional, legisla- as the accident occurred. to offi ce on the board of the virtual community meet- creative minds, (architects Donald Trump, a successful ourselves and our families. of ice cream he bought. The not happy with the extremes tive and county offi cers. Polls Herbert Stone and Everett directors: A. Hess, president; ing, which was held Wednes- and engineers), would be businessman is the first pri- Kennedy gave us another audience was advertised to get lumped into one tribal E day night or early Friday leau County Tuesday to sup- in Arcadia and surrounding Berg will open an electric M.C. Abts, vice president; day, Oct. 14. able to transform current vate citizen to be elected to the challenge; as a country we be made up of undecided camp or the other because of t morning, are connected, but port women’s shelters and townships will be open from store in the Johnson building J.J. Schneider, secretary I write the following con- space to make the necessary presidency in our lifetime. He were going to reach the moon voters, I’m not so sure that the one dividing line between A judge has ruled that circumstances point to the other local anti-abuse efforts 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. now occupied by the Gamble and Emil Maurer, treasurer. cerns: accommodations and save is egotistical, bombastic and in just a few short years. That was the case. Questions came two party machines. We will statements made by a fatally- same person or persons be- to put in a word for his bid to Thespian Troupe 2546 Store. Plans were to erect a spacious Something is wrong when substantial money. says things that rub people goal was almost inconceiv- from a former Obama com- not fix the two-choice option injured Blair woman after a ing involved in at least two deny guns to domestic abus- of Arcadia High School will Ole Olson has been a factory building and secure a county of our size needs 78 Imagine the need for only the wrong way, but I judge able, but we did it, it was an munications employee and now, but sitting the election 1990 traffi c accident can be of the incidents. ers after a court injunction. present three one-act plays resident of Blair for 62 years a manufacturing establish- inmate beds. It would seem one courtroom, not two. If him for his deeds, not his de- astonishing accomplishment. a gal whose spouse ran for out is not a responsible option used during the trial of the Two local businesses in Justice Department chief Jim entitled “Ladies of the Mop,” and is the only person still ment at the earliest possible the root cause of incarcera- we support individuals and meanor. He stands up to China They were common people a Democratic Pennsylvania for exercising contention with man accused of causing her Arcadia celebrated ground- Doyle spoke to a Domestic “Something Beautiful” and remaining from that time. time. tions is not being addressed. communities where they live like no former president and who were determined to make State Senate seat – both on the shortcomings of political death. Trempealeau County breaking ceremonies this Violence Awareness Day “Curse ou, Jack Dalton.” E Early election returns Drug, alcohol and domes- the need for courtrooms and won the trade war. things happen. No obstacle potential Biden policy regard- structure and the landscape Circuit Judge John Damon past week. On Thursday, rally at the Whitehall city Cast members for Ladies of t indicated a landslide for tic violence abuse occurs in jail cells would certainly be Low information voters was too big, we could work ing LGBTQ issues. One of in which it exists. That only ruled last week Tuesday that John Hagenbrock and associ- center. His Trempealeau the Mop include Barb Pehler, Last Friday, Sheriff Skog- the Republican Party with the county. It seems the money diminished. will never know he has been hard and take care of our- Biden’s answers was that an serves to further the agenda the prosecution can introduce ates broke ground on the new County appearance came Leanna Rosenow, Lori Byom stad, Undersheriff Erickson Warren G. Harding elected on inmate beds would best be The county board is sug- nominated for three Nobel selves and we did. eight year old should be able of those who are trying to the words of Julie Murray location of John’s IGA. The during a swing of several and Kathy Schank. Members and Chas. Schilke went to president, Calvin Coolidge, spent helping individuals and gesting a new facility will Peace Prizes; a record by any What happened to Ken- to make their own decision limit and taint the democratic as testimony at the trial of store will be located next to days to west central Wis- for Something Beautiful in- Osseo, where the sheriff vice president; John Blaine, families in trouble. Alternate save taxpayers money. May- standard. The truth is hard to nedy’s Democrat party? to change their gender – process and its appropriate Eugene Greenwold, also of Arby’s in the Arcadia Indus- consin. Doyle said he was clude Francis Reuter, Peggy had been notifi ed that two governor of Wisconsin and a programs need to be explored be, maybe not. The former St. find in these times when the That Democrat party has wow. During the 90 minute operation. Blair. But Damon said that trial Park. Gold’n Plump of- speaking out on the issue of Maloney, Scott Koetting, suspicious characters were victory for the entire slate of and implemented. Joseph Hospital in Arcadia, free press, no longer a watch changed direction. There town hall there were breaks Government as a whole county assistant district at- fi cials were on hand Tuesday domestic abuse to heighten Nancy Kampa and Curse lurking in the outskirts of the Republican county offi cers. Imagine what it would do with its “good bones” found dog for the people, is the right are some who think we after every 1-2 questions and is often maligned for being torney William Nemer can to break ground a the new site public awareness that family ou cast members are John village. They had an Oakland E to you and your family should its way to being rehabbed arm and propaganda machine need to take America in ole Stephanopoulos never bureaucratic and inefficient. only do so if Greenwold’s of the company’s feed mill, violence isn’t just family Misch, Julie Pavlicin, Anna car, which, it developed, they t you, as a husband or wife, be attorney fi rst uses other con- and repurposed. I am sure for the Democratic Party. the direction of socialism interrupted Biden’s train of Good people who try to one mile north of Arcadia. matter — it’s unacceptable O’Brien, Kay Maloney, had stolen in Minneapolis, Squirrels are ripe. locked up for even a week, or fl icting statements made by the “good bones” of the cur- Abe Lincoln, the father of and while it is good to help thought. No questions on govern often get a bad rap Wisconsin Department and criminal behavior. Vicki Benusa, Gabriel Pehler and carried a 32 revolver. Solsrud and Kidder’s el- month or year! Incarceration the accident victim. rent county building could be the Republican Party and one someone who needs help, current allegations of Biden and are mocked for being of Transportation Deputy Blair native Larry Solberg and Lon Sonsalla. They were rounded up, ar- evator in their new building weakens families and com- Whitehall school district upgraded, too. of our greatest leaders said: they need to be willing to corruption from emails found “politicians” simply because Secretary Terry Mulcahy will has been named to the U.S. Nick Misch, former Blair rested on suspicion, brought is in position, and works like munities. residents pressing for the Imagine the current build- “A house divided against work as hard as the rest of on Hunter Biden’s laptop they are in politics. It has be in Arcadia on Nov. 1 to cut Dairy Esport Council as the High School ace, will be half- here and lodged in the jail. a charm. Mentoring partnerships, resuscitation of the local ing upgraded. While state itself cannot stand.” Our us, and when they do, we computer; Vice President become a bit of a dirty word. a ribbon the new fi ve-mile director in Mexico. He brings back at Stout State University. Being given the third degree The reservoir of the water- job skills training and in- schools’ vocational agricul- of the art sparkling new house is in that place now can all benefit from this Biden providing influence Many campaign ads are stretch of State Trunk High- a long history of Mexican Paul Syverson, Blair, is a by District Attorney Barlow works system leaked badly dividuals in communities ture program got the school facilities are convenient and more than ever. The tyranny great country. America has for pay in Ukraine. To date built largely on the premise way 93, marking the offi cial marketing experience to the member of the 1970 March- and Sheriff Erickson, they last week, and the water was caring for one another help board to take a fi rst step in desirable, they often leave a of identity politics, fostered not always been perfect, but the Biden campaign has not that the opponent is a just a dedication of the new road. council as he has made his ing Chiefs Band at La Crosse confessed stealing the car left out and the inside of the restore meaning and purpose that direction Monday night. trail of waste and overruns. by the Democratic Party, is we must continue to strive to refuted the legitimacy of “politician”, yet the candidate The program will take place home in Mexico since the University. and the proper authorities reservoir faced with two in the lives of each one of The board voted unani- The architect and furniture infecting every aspect of our preserve our Constitution, the emails, which the media making the claim is seeking at 11 a.m. at the intersection late 1970s. E were notifi ed. coats of cement. It will be us. Without meaning and mously to hire college interns designer Ludwig Mies Van society and culture, even in that has led to the longest promotes as “Russian mis- to become one as well. of State Highway 93 and Jeffrey Hoff, 29, and t Dr. and Mrs. S.E. Hutchins pumped up again this week, purpose, we falter. Overeat- part-time next year to teach Der Rohe (1886-1969) said sports. It is ripping the fabric running Republic in history. information.” The FBI had There are many good Blaschko Avenue. James Stellfl ue, 39, both of Business places in White- have been in Washington, and everybody hopes it will ing, oversleeping, smoking, some ag classes. it well: Less is more. of our union apart. Those are I would like to encourage possession of the laptop and politicians who do good work Doug Rebhahn ran for 173 Ettrick, were injured when hall will be closed from D.C., the past week, called by prove satisfactory. drinking and driving, engag- The Trempealeau County Biden and Harris supporters all descendants of the great emails since December; in- creating and implementing yards on 18 carries and Eric their car rolled over on 2 to 4 p.m. Friday for the the announcement of the ar- The entire business por- ing in all kinds of reckless Sheriff’s Department is seek- Janice Dworschak, out there throwing rocks at Americans who voted for formed citizens must wonder good policies. There is value Boberg had 153 yards on 16 County Trunk T, eight miles Homecoming game, which rival of their son, Sgt. Otis E. tion of Fairchild, with the ex- behaviors are not pleas for ing an unidentifi ed suspect Arcadia the police, looting and torch- Kennedy to take a look at the what is happening. C’mon in understanding how a sys- plays as the Arcadia football south of Arcadia. will be played at Melby Park Hutchins, and were present at ception of one store building, incarceration, but cries for in connection with one or ing small businesses in cities big picture and consider who man – the citizenry deserve tem works and being able team defeated archrival E against Black River Falls. the ceremony attending the with a half-dozen residences help. Are we listening? To the Editor: more of a string of burglaries that have been controlled by will give your grandchildren the truth. to navigate the landscape of Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau t The bonfi re will follow the burial of the young soldier and a large hotel, burned Regarding public and that took place last week in Communist China would liberal progressive democrats a more stable country; with An aside; Biden often talks that system to go places and 45-21 to take third in the Holtan’s Discount Store game, a banquet will be in the national cemetery at Monday. The loss amounts staff safety I believe again, Trempealeau County. The love to own and control the for decades. opportunities to make a good about the Iraq military service get things done. I have seen Coulee Conference. will open for business in served to the football squad Arlington. Sgt. Hutchins to fully 200,000, about one- we need to get folks out of county authorities are not United States of America. The billions of taxpayer living and a secure life. The of his son Beau. Biden never and heard many people who The state attorney general Whitehall Monday in the and the faculty, followed by was the fi rst local boy to die half covered by insurance. jail, in supportive environ- certain that all six break-ins, Joe Biden, a career politi- dollars shared with those modern Democrat has taken speaks of Hunter Biden’s mil- buy into the anti-government used a domestic abuse aware- new building recently erect- an evening party in the gym in the late war, killed in the A town of 1,000 inhabitants ments to support wellness, which occurred late Thurs- cian and poster child for term cities, over the years, never the idea that we can take from itary service. Hunter required hype and the knee-jerk notion ness platform in Trempea- ed next to the locker plant. for the entire school. sinking of the S.S. Tuscania and the headquarters of the get folks feeling better about limits, used the influence of seem to trickle down to the the general tax fund and help age and drug use waivers to of trying burn the whole thing Mrs. Virginia Slaby of Broney Manka of West by a German submarine. Foster Lumber Co., Fairchild themselves and back home his office, with the help of poorest parts of town for good everyone; history shows that enter the Naval Reserve and down, but they are quick to Whitehall was one of six Lincoln, who advertised A banquet given by Gil- is a growing town, and the where they and their fami- WEEKLY POLL QUESTION China, to make his son a very education and job training. will not work. We need an op- was discharged less than get in line for aid or relief person injured in a two- the loss of his two prize fox bertson Bros. in honor of best shipping station on the lies can be safe and secure. wealthy man. I’m a father I And now the chickens have portunity for everyone to get one year after approval; the when things go bad, natural Have you decided who you’re going to vote for in car collision Saturday near hounds last week, was happy Edry Melby and Paul Even- Omaha line between Eau If families are healthy, so is get it, but they are beholding come home to roost. The ahead, but not at the expense reason, cocaine use. disasters occur, or tragedy the Nov. 3 presidential election? Ettrick. when the dogs returned on son, the new garage men at Claire and Baraboo. the community. Imagine an to China. discontent and civil unrest of others. Like President The moderator of this strikes. Politicians who put Richard Ellingson, their own, one on Wednesday Pigeon Falls, was attended Pigeon Falls — The su- empty jail. That is the goal, Most people are born to have been brewing for a long Kennedy told us; “Ask not week’s NBC hosted debate those things in place did good YES NO Whitehall, Republican can- and the other on Friday. The by 23 invited guests, mostly pervisors of the town took time and the president is only what your country can do for is lifelong democrat; Kristen work. That is when the need didate for Assembly, has Vote at www.trempcountytimes.com or call us at only trouble with them, Bro- automobile men. Wright and the fi nal action in dividing being vilified and used for an you, ask what you can do for Welker – she recently deleted for a stable government that assured local voters that he ney said, is that when they Paulson served, and it is said the school district of this published wednesdays by: excuse by the extremists for your country.” This election all her social media. I wonder is built and maintained for 715-538-4765. Voting closes at 8 a.m. Tuesday morning.. 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trempealeau county: Criminal Court Report Trempealeau County Sheriff’s Department Weekly Log

Oct. 12 obstructing an officer and 20, Ettrick, bail jumping- Independence, bail jumping- Falls, operate with restricted abuse), possess amphet- Wednesday, Oct. 7 said. contact order in place. reported the theft of a camera 11:02 — Blair: One-vehi- an ambulance as the female Initial Appearances disorderly conduct. Plea/ felony and possess drug felony. Plea/sentencing hear- controlled substance (first amine/LSD/Psilocin and 10:57 — Blair: A suspi- 13:10 — Trempealeau: A 17:03 — Ettrick: A female and related items. cle accident reported. Nobody doesn’t have weapons now. Dakota Johnson, 30, sentencing hearing sched- paraphernalia. Preliminary ing scheduled for Nov. 10. with minor passenger <16 disorderly conduct (domestic cious looking male was at male has been scammed out of is sitting across a bar, carrying 15:24 — Galesville: A is injured, but the caller is 21:28 — Osseo: Caller Strum, possession of narcotic uled for Nov. 3. hearing scheduled for Oct. Pedro Gomez Martinez, years old). Plea/sentencing abuse). Pretrial conference the caller’s door and was very several thousands of dollars. bags. She said she is trying to tree is blocking part of the unable to get the driver out found his stolen vehicle that drugs, possession of meth- Cory Magnino, 39, Eau 29. 35, Eau Claire, battery or hearing scheduled for Nov. scheduled for Nov. 16, status nervous. Caller doesn’t know 14:18 — Eleva: A large get to Dodge. roadway. and the car is about to tip. was taken this morning. amphetamine and possess Claire, disorderly conduct Kevin Christianson, 36, threat to judge, prosecutor 3. conference for Dec. 10. why he would come to her grass fire is reported; it’s over 17:06 — Blair: Someone 16:19 — Galesville: A 13:20 — Independence: A Saturday, Oct. 10 drug paraphernalia. Prelimi- (domestic abuse). Pretrial Independence, bail jumping- or law enforcement officer Oct. 16 Return on Warrant door. an acre. told the caller that a fam- small girl was walking form rock flew out of a truck and nary hearing scheduled for conference scheduled for felony (two). Preliminary (two) and disorderly conduct 01:56 — Arcadia: A fe- Initial Appearances Michaell Shilling, 37, 11:45 — Trempealeau: 14:21 — Strum: Caller’s ily member may have had a the lights toward County K. cracked the caller’s wind- male is being beat up by a Oct. 26. Nov. 9, status conference for hearing scheduled for Dec. (two). Status conference Megan Sponseller, 22, West Salem, bail jumping- Two females are trying to soon-to-be stepdaughter is stroke. 16:46 — Trempealeau: shield. Nov. 19. 10. scheduled for Nov. 12. male now. Oct. 13 Evans, Ga., possession with felony, bail jumping-mis- change a tire. They’re danger- having problems with her 18:25 — Eleva: Four- Reporting party received a 13:40 — Independence: 02:01 — Whitehall: A Initial Appearances Plea/Sentencing Kevin Christianson, 36, Francisco Waldo Rosas, intent-LSD (1-5 grams)- demeanor and retail theft- ously close to the road, caller ex-boyfriend. There is a no- wheelers are racing around. call and the caller ID said Caller’s apartment has been Independence, bail jumping- 18, Arcadia, criminal tres- male is bothering patrons, Michael Turner, 39, Ar- Ethan Horton, 17, Trem- PTAC, possession with intentionally take (<=$500). 18:56 — Independence: Trempealeau Police Depart- broken into. It appears things acting strangely. cadia, battery or threat to pealeau, pleaded no contest felony, attempt battery or pass to dwelling. Status intent-THC (200-1,000g)- Plea/sentencing hearing Caller reported a cow on the ment when she answered it. are missing, the apartment threat to judge, prosecutor 02:56 — Whitehall: Broth- judge, prosecutor or law to two counts of resisting or conference scheduled for PTAC and possession of scheduled for Oct. 20. More Traffic Citations side of the road. But it was a recorded mes- was not currently rented. or law enforcement officer, ers are fighting. enforcement officer, resist- obstructing an officer and Dec. 8. electric weapon. Preliminary 26, Holmen. 19:02 — Eleva: Received sage claiming to be from the 14:22 — Trempealeau: throw/discharge bodily fluid Status Conferences (continued from Page 8) 02:57 — Arcadia: Three ing or obstructing an officer had a charge of disorderly Cory Magnino, 39, Eleva, hearing scheduled for Dec. Failure to Wear Seat a call from a female saying social security department. Caller advised an older wom- at public safety worker or Ryan Utt, 28, Ettrick, people are causing problems. and disorderly conduct. Pre- conduct dismissed, but read bail jumping-misdemeanor 17. Belt: Bradley Matthews, 22, she was going to jump off a She hung up and did not give an pulled out in front of him prosecutor and make terrorist resisting or obstructing an Baltimore, M.D.; Jennifer 07:07 — Ettrick: A car is liminary hearing scheduled in, as part of a deferred pros- and disorderly conduct (do- Osseo. bridge. any information. on the highway. The caller threats. Preliminary hearing Arraignment officer and disorderly con- Hanson, 22, New Prague, fully engulfed in fire. Caller for Oct. 21. ecution agreement. mestic abuse). Pretrial con- Ryan Utt, 28, Ettrick, duct. Pretrial conference Minn.; Kora Hoversten, Operate without In- 19:43 — Osseo: A truck 18:25 — Strum: Caller confronted her and said she doesn’t know if it is occupied. Patrick Roberts, 44, La Bryan Conant, 30, Strum, scheduled for Dec. 10. ference scheduled for Nov. surance: James Grant, 31, hit a power pole. advised her husband kicked Jeffrey Walker, 61, Eleva, vehicle operator flee/elude scheduled for Nov. 16, status 19, Morris, Minn.; Chloe can’t see and is a hazard to 08:10 — Trempealeau: Crosse, OWI (fifth or sixth) pleaded guilty to disorderly 9, status conference for Nov. officer, battery (domestic conference for Dec. 10. Longmire, 31, Milwau- Madison; Jonathan Peterson, Thursday, Oct. 8 her out of the house. She will be on the road. Caller would Caller’s car was sideswiped and operating with PAC (fifth conduct (domestic abuse) as disorderly conduct. Plea/sen- 19. 39, Blair. be waiting at a semi truck. tencing hearing scheduled kee; Thomas Naughton, 42, 03:46 — Osseo: Officer like contact from a deputy. while parked at an apple or sixth). Preliminary hear- part of a deferred prosecution Olivia Templeman, 32, Chicago, Ill.; Cherish Rob- Operate without Proof advised a vehicle hit a tree. Friday, Oct. 9 15:33 — Galesville: A orchard yesterday. ing scheduled for Nov. 19. agreement. for Oct. 29. Janesville, bail jumping- of Insurance: Melanie Peter Christianson, 45, trempealeau county erts, 26, Holmen; Elizabeth 05:17 — Galesville: Of- 02:13 — Eleva: An officer combine is on fire. 08:17 — Whitehall: A Matthew Brunkow, 35, Corey Brueggeman, misdemeanor. Plea/sentenc- : Spirer, 39, La Crosse; Joseph Mulder, 38, Valparaiso, Ind.; ficer advised a vehicle is received a walk-up report of 16:06 — Arcadia: Caller deer needs to be dispatched in Taylor, possession of meth- 30, Whitehall, pleaded no La Crosse, criminal damage ing hearing scheduled for Sara Odegard, 26, Strum; to property and disorderly Traffic Citations & Wetenkamp, 64, Janesville. completely disabled and oil a fire in the area. reported a car was taken from Coral City. The deer is sitting amphetamine-PTAC and contest to bail jumping- Nov. 10. 1 to 10 MPH over: Kendric Page, 40, Arcadia; is all over the road. 02:21 — Strum: Caller Necedah. alongside the road, it appears possess drug paraphernalia- misdemeanor. Sentenced to conduct. Pretrial conference Michael Andre, 34, Inde- Brett Reismann, 25, Holmen; scheduled for Nov. 9, status Michelle Hepner, 38, Col- 10:49 — Whitehall: Caller thinks he heard a gunshot 17:46 — Eleva: Caller to be injured. PTAC. Preliminary hearing one year of probation and pendence, criminal damage Other Forfeitures linsville, Ill.; Jerome Kon- Maribel Serrato, 27, Maple- advised a political sign was about five minutes ago. He would like a welfare check 10:56 — Galesville: Caller scheduled for Nov. 19. to pay court costs totaling conference for Nov. 19. to property. Status confer- wood, Minn.; Bounmee Operating after License 30 to 34 MPH over the kel, 61, Brookfield; Me- stolen from their front yard. isn’t sure which direction it done on her parents and sib- is being harassed by a male Amanda Matheny, 38, $443. Charges of resisting Arraignment ence scheduled for Nov. 19. Vang, 47, Brooklyn Center, Suspension, First Offense: Limit: Kendall Walker, 22, linda Provost, 55, Chicago 12:00 — Strum: Caller can came from, but believes it was lings. party through text messages. Blair, possession of amphet- or obstructing an officer Jonathan Litzell, 25, Fall Olivia Templeman, 32, Minn.; Chayston Wathke, 18, James Grant, 31, Madison; Brooklyn Park, Minn. Ridge, Ill.; Amy Scheper, 43, hear her brother and dad on the very close because it rattled 17:50 — Osseo: Caller 14:16 — Ettrick: Caller amine-PTAC and possess and disorderly conduct were Creek, bail jumping-felony, Janesville, bail jumping- Osseo. Jordan Hazelbower, 38, 25 to 29 MPH over: Menomonee Falls; Timothy phone yelling at each other. the windows. advised a semi is swerving advised a neighbor has been drug paraphernalia-PTAC. dismissed, but read in. disorderly conduct (domes- misdemeanor. Plea/sentenc- Wargo, 59, Berthoud, Colo.; Municipal Ordinance 13:03 — Ettrick: Caller’s 10:00 — Ettrick: Caller onto rumble strips. harassing them. Preliminary hearing sched- tic abuse) and disorderly Galesville; Jonathan Peter- Lydia Engel, 17, Cochrane; Robert Watrud, 39, Spar- ing hearing scheduled for son, 39, Blair (two); Cherish Julie Ko, 31, Smyrna, Tenn. Jenay Williams, 31, Chicago, Violations wheelchair won’t move. He advised he has two political 17:57 — Trempealeau: A 19:04 — Osseo: Caller uled for Oct. 28. ta, pleaded guilty to two conduct. Status conference Nov. 10. Ill. Failure to Obtain Nec- needs a push, is sitting outside signs stolen last night. The younger male is sitting in the reported a crash. Jesse Hermann, 33, scheduled for Nov. 19. Roberts, 26, Holmen; Star 20 to 24 MPH over: Al- counts of issuance of worth- Anthony Grandt, 44, Sanchez, 37, Eleva. exandra Flatley, 23, Batavia, Non-Registration: Lo- essary Building Permit: the bar. person who took them was ditch. 19:18 — Strum: A tractor Whitehall, possession of less checks (<=$2,500). Sen- Status Conferences Galesville, intimidate vic- gan Mulhern, 19, Osseo; Steven Killian, Blair. 13:24 — Whitehall: Two in a black SUV. 19:40 — Osseo: Caller is wagon accident. One person methamphetamine-PTAC, Operating without a Ill.; Aaron Gant, 38, Min- tenced to two years probation Pedro Gomez Martinez, tim/dissuade reporting (do- Valid Driver’s License, neapolis, Minn.; Markeecha Cherish Roberts, 26, Hol- Failure to Remove or younger females were walk- 10:23 — Trempealeau: arguing with a customer over was injured. possess drug paraphernalia- and to pay court costs totaling 35, Eau Claire, bail jumping- mestic abuse), battery (do- men; Jennifer Von Kampen, Enclose Miscellaneous ing with large backpacks. Caller is requesting assistance a gas payment. 19:22 — Eleva: Caller PTAC and operating while First Offense: Demetrius Porche, 44, Chicago, Ill.; $2,433.77. Ten additional felony, battery or threat to mestic abuse) and disorderly Bennett, 39, Maplewood, Arik Schultz, 21, Galesville; 51, Rockford, Ill. Junk and Inoperable Mo- Caller is concerned for their with a boat. The motor fell off 20:14 — Independence: A reported a threat. revoked. Preliminary hear- charges of issuance of worth- judge, prosecutor or law conduct (domestic abuse). Display False Registra- tor Vehicles on Premises: safety. and the boat is floating down female has been cutting her- ing scheduled for Nov. 19. Minn.; German Salinas, Deonte Shorter, 23, Aurora, (continued on Page 10) less checks (<=$2,500) were enforcement officer, resist- Status conference scheduled 21, Streamwood, Ill.; Aar- Ill. tion Plate: Cherish Roberts, Kraig Schneider, Eleva. 14:34 — Blair: Caller the channel. self on her legs. No need for Cherish Roberts, 26, Hol- dismissed, but read in. ing or obstructing an officer for Nov. 19. men, bail jumping-felony, on Gant, 38, Minneapolis, 16 to 19 MPH over: Lucas Nielsen, 35, Nece- and disorderly conduct. Shelley Anderson, 59, Minn.; Rodrigo Cruz, 35, Demetrius Bennett, 39, battery by prisoners (two), dah, pleaded no contest to Status conference scheduled Ettrick, disorderly conduct criminal damage to property Eau Claire; Logan Mulhern, Maplewood, Minn.; Ken- Ask about two counts of disorderly for Nov. 12. (domestic abuse) and intimi- 19, Osseo; Kendric Page, neth Clark, 33, Minneapolis, and disorderly conduct. Pre- conduct. Sentenced to 12 Steven Langrick, 63, date victim/dissuade com- liminary hearing scheduled 40, Arcadia; Alyssa Ramos, Minn.; Jonathan Flores, 27, area rugs months of probation and to Whitehall, possession of plaints (domestic abuse). 28, Independence; Miguel Joliet, Ill.; Dory Mendenhall, Grow your for Nov. 11. pay court costs totaling $886. methamphetamine-PTAC. Plea/sentencing hearing to go with Drew Sargeant Conner, Rubio-Medina, Arcadia; 45, Glenmoore, Pa.; Brian Robert Watrud, 39, Spar- Status conference scheduled scheduled for Nov. 3. Deonte Shorter, 23, Aurora, O’Connor, 22, La Crosse; 21, Arcadia, bail jumping- ta, pleaded guilty to two for Nov. 19. Peter Christianson, 45, your new felonyADRC (two), of OWI Trempealeau (second County • Oct. 26-30 Ill.; Javier Tzanahua, 20, Juan Reyna, 42, Coloma, retirement savings. counts of issuance of worth- Pedro Gomez Martinez, La Crosse, criminal damage Eleva; Kendall Walker, 22, Mich.; Obafemi Soneye, 30, oors! with passenger <16 years less checks (<=$2,500). Sen- 35, Eau Claire, bail jump- to property and disorderly old)Senior and operate Dining with & re- Fellowship Menus Brooklyn Park, Minn.; Jenay Brooklyn, N.Y.; Alexis Tully, tenced to two years probation ing-felony and disorderly conduct. Pretrial conference Williams, 31, Chicago, Ill. 30, Barrington Hills, Ill. ( ) strictedAnyone controlled age 60 or substance older is welcome. There are no income or Consider a Catholic Order of Foresters COF and to pay court costs totaling conduct. Status conference scheduled for Nov. 9, status Failure to Report Ac- 11 to 15 MPH over: Gary Family 1 (secondasset with limits. minor The suggestedpassen- donation$2,281.04. is $4.00 Four per meal.additional scheduled for Nov. 12. conference for Nov. 19. Advantage Plus Single Premium Deferred Annuity, to ger <16 years old). Prelimi- cident to Police: Javier Boniecki, 45, Plainfield, Ill.; Call ADRC, 715-538-2001 or 800-273-2001,counts of orissuance email Kristine of worth at - Jacqueline Samples, 49, Kara Carr, 32, Chippewa Tzanahua, 20, Eleva. German Salinas, 21, Stream- owned which you can transfer or roll over an existing IRA, 401(k) [email protected] hearing scheduled for less checksfor eligibility (<=$2,500) & other info. were Nov. 17. Inattentive Driving: wood, Ill.; Eric Espeland, 51, and local dismissed, but read in. Javier Tzanahua, 20, Eleva. or bank CD. Think of it as the grownup piggybank. 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(continued from Page 9) = Obituaries ' 13:13 — Galesville: vehicle went off the road and 15:12 — Whitehall: A Manure and mud are on the 10:23 — Whitehall: Caller Sunday, Oct. 11 Neighbors are trespassing into the ditch. Caller doesn’t neighbor’s horse is in the road near a farm and further reporting a possible incident Lee R. Wieland of Directors, the Buffalo cherry pie and was too full new hobbies and expressing five grandchildren: Andrew Don was a member of 00:09 — Arcadia: Officer and harassing the caller. think anybody is injured. caller’s yard. down. between family members. Lee Rudolph Wieland County Board of Supervi- for seconds, he would say, her artistic style. Phyllis and and Matthew Amavisca, Saint Paul’s Evangelical is out with a male who was 16:26 — Dodge: Caller 22:31 — Whitehall: Report 15:28 — Osseo: Two- 08:32 — Blair: A student 14:41 — Ettrick: Caller was a remarkable man, sors, the A-G Cooperative “I am full as a tick.” The Donald were inseparable Justin Anderson, Brianna Lutheran Church in rural trying to hitchhike. believes there is a bow hunter of suspicious vehicles. vehicle accident reported. has not been in school or is reporting sexual assault. whose intelligence, hard Board of Directors, the Ar- family bought Lee a new with driving to and from (Koa) Sharpe, and Kelsey Whitehall and was on the 00:58 — Galesville: A hunting on his property with- online learning for more than cadia Hospital Board, the set of Chicago cutlery steak IBM, having lunch together, Anderson; great-grandchil- Monday, Oct. 12 16:26 — Ettrick: Caller 19:57 — Blair: Caller work and self-reliance were church council, serving as squad car hit a deer. The of- out permission. three weeks. Arcadia Christ Lutheran knives and asked how he traveling and spending the dren: Zoelle and Cayden President and Treasurer. He 02:21 — Osseo: Reporting advised there was a three- hears people in her house matched equally by his ficer is not injured and the 16:55 — Whitehall: Fe- vehicle head-on accident. 10:02 — Galesville: and they won’t leave. strength of character, calm Church Board the Glen- liked them. His reply to us evening watching the Bos- Amavisca and Mia Sharpe; was also a charter member vehicle is still able to move, male advised her sister has party said her child’s father Caller says his windshield coe Cemetery Board, the as we discovered they just ton Red Sox on TV. a brother, Arlin (Carol) An- of Pleasantville Lions Club. has locked her out of their Air 16:32 — Ettrick: Subjects 21:35 — Galesville: demeanor and sociability. but has extensive damage. been involved in a domestic dropped off a trailer in front was stuck and broken by Lights are on in a big pole He was a loving son and Grindstone Lake Owners couldn’t hold an edge was, Phyllis is survived by her derson; and several nieces Don drove the Amish for 02:08 — Strum: Caller’s B&B. incident. Caller wants to of a business. two rocks that flew off of an shed at a business. brother, a dedicated hus- Association and the Arca- “You could ride to China four daughters: Dr. Annette and nephews. many years and had many boyfriend is trying to kick her remain anonymous, but said 02:54 — Galesville: A unknown dump truck while 20:14 — Whitehall: A car band, devoted step-father dia Historical Society. He on that knife.” Whenever Smick (Randy Johnson), In addition to his parents, Amish friends. It was a job out of the house. her sister is sitting behind a 40-year-old female fainted. he as driving in Trempealeau Wednesday, Oct. 14 pulled into the caller’s drive- and grandfather. owned and operated the his grandsons Erik and Ben Maureen Smick of Roch- Everett was preceded in he loved. 03:57 — Whitehall: A male garage right now and will talk 08:25 — Galesville: Caller County. The caller is no lon- 08:20 — Whitehall: Call- would visit him and talk ester, MN., Kay (Darwin) way and turned the lights off. Born Lee Rudolph Wieland Insurance Agency death by a sister, LaVerne Don is survived by passed out and is not respond- to the police if they show up. advised a farm has the road ger on the scene and has no er said a northbound vehicle for over 50 years. He was about their summer jobs Buckentin of Roy, WA., and Ellingson. Caller is very worried. Wieland, in the city of Alma, his wife, Dorothy; a son, ing. He is in a pickup truck, 20:12 — Arcadia: Possible covered in mud and such, license plate number from was swerving into oncoming in Febru- on the River Valley Mutual with long work days of 10 Lee Smick (Sandra Dussart) Visitation will be held Thomas Putz of rural Os- the lights are on and the truck impaired driver reported. causing slippery conditions Tuesday, Oct. 13 the truck the rocks came off traffic several times. ary, 1924, he Insurance Company Board and 12 hours, he would just of Lakeville, MN.; two Wednesday, October 21, seo; three daughters: Sally was the only of Directors until 2020. smile and say, “yep”. You grandsons: Jacob and Cole 2020, from 10:00 a.m. to (Rollin) Gjestvang of rural son of Lila Lee and Carole traveled just knew he was thinking Buckentin; brother, Allen 11:00 a.m., at Proko Funeral Whitehall, Susan Halama and Rudolph to many delightful destina- of all those 16, 18 and 20- Kreher; and sister-in-law, Home. Funeral services of Prescott and Sarah (Brad- Wieland and tions across the U.S., from hour days he had put in as Nancy Smick; and many with full military honors ley) Ellis of White Lake; older brother Alaska to Florida and Maine an agricultural specialist. nieces and nephews. will commence at 11:00 seven grandchildren: Jason to sister, Lita. to California. Outside of the Not one to just sit around, She was preceded in a.m. Interment will be pri- (Jennifer) Halama of rural They grew up on the family U.S., they made their way to at age 93, he discovered death by her husband, Don- vate at Southern Wisconsin Whitehall, Heather (Abe) farm in the town of Glen- Mexico, Jamaica, Bermuda, his yard needed some black ald (January, 2020); her Veterans Memorial Cem- Vavra of Augusta, Shan- coe. Lee passed away in Oc- and Canada. dirt prep and Lee hopped on parents: John A. and Lenora etery in Union Grove. non (Andrew) Rickert of tober, 2020, at the age of 96. Upon retirement, his his John Deere tractor and H. Kreher; siblings: sister, Proko Funeral Home Van Dyne, Brandon (Lind- His determination and weekends were filled with took care of it, just like that. Arlene (Marvin) Blank and & Crematory sey) Gjestvang of Onalas- persistence were forged as a trips up north to their cot- He and high school class- brother, Lavern (Lorraine) 5111-60th Street ka, Zachary Ellis of White To advertise in our Professional Service Directory, call 715-538-4765. child growing up against the tage on Grindstone Lake mate, Eldon Berg, drove to Kreher, and brother-in-law, Kenosha, WI 53144 Lake, MicKenzie (Peter) backdrop of the Great De- near Hayward. Friday night Whitehall together to renew Mark Smick. Phone: 262-654-3533 Crowley of Aurora, IL., and pression and World War II fish frys were standard fare their driver licenses in 2017 Donald and Phyllis will Visit & Sign Everett’s Kaitlin Ellis of De Pere; six uncertainties. He graduated with wife, Carole, his step- (their birthdays were only have a joint funeral and online Memorial Book at: great-grandchildren: Avery Planning a Advertise your from Arcadia High School, daughter, Cindy, son-in-law, two days apart). They both memorial service at Ss. Pe- www.prokofuneralhome. Halama, Miles, Emma, Jo- New Home or Class of 1942. Lee went off Harry Rasmussen, and their passed with flying colors. ter & Paul Catholic Church com nah and Micah Rickert and business with us. to attend UW-Whitewater two grandsons: Erik and They were issued renewed in Independence. Due to –––––––––––––––––––––– Ava Gjestvang; a brother, Remodeling 126 W. Main St., that fall as a freshman. The Benjamin Rasmussen. Sat- and valid licenses until they COVID-19 restrictions, Donald “Don” A. Putz Harry J. (Judy) Putz of Project? Hixton, WI following year as a sopho- urdays and Sundays could were 101. burial will take place at the Donald Anton Putz, 92, Fountain City; and a sister, KOSTNER, 715-963-2921 more, he began attending find him and Grandma Car- Those who will always church cemetery at a later of rural Osseo, peacefully Janice Wogen of Oliva, MN. • J a n i t o r l a t e r R m o v l i l e • U p h o s t r y • E m e r g n c y Sales and Service Since 1959 UW-River Falls in order ole on their pontoon boat, remember, treasure and date. passed away at Gundersen In addition to his parents, • F i r e S m o k KOSLO & We can help with our Computer W A i r D u c t s • C a p e www.sampsonheating.com catching all the walleye, cherish his life are his wife, The family wishes to ex- Don was preceded in death • T 7 1 5 - 4 3 8 to help out with the family Tri-County Care Center in

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Saturday evenings Rasmussen of Hayward; his pice House, Mayo Hospice Don was born January a brother, Darwin Putz; and Serving the Personal and 4 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE eration placing their careers gave us all an opportunity grandsons: Erik Lee Ras- and Madonna Towers. 21, 1928, on Canada Ridge three brothers-in-law: Elton Professional needs of Western en erg, ealtor on hold in order to assist the to consume way too many mussen of Middleton, Idaho –––––––––––––––––––––– near Foun- Suhr, Jon Wogen and Arden Wisconsin since 1890 war effort with the agricul- s’mores around their lake- and Benjamin James Ras- Everett M. Anderson tain City, to “Bud” Madson. Independence, Wisconsin R A T I O N lar tural needs of a nation. It side campfire. mussen of Stevens Point; Everett M. Ander- Harry F. and Funeral services will be Se habla español 715-985-3321 Lee and Carole were nephew, Terry; and Sally . 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Burial, retirement. High School. He cheered on death by his sister and 1924, in Eau Claire, the son plowing with five horses. with military rites conduct- MOJO’s Insure today, In August of 1969, he all the Badgers and Packers brother-in-law, Lita and Jer- of the late Don was drafted into the ed by Hutchins-Stendahl Carpet and married Carole Dey of La football teams with great ry Schollmeier. Arthur and U.S. Army, January 1, 1952, American Legion Post Upholstery Cleaning be sure tomorrow Crosse, welcoming her and enthusiasm. As a devoted Due to the COVID-19 Rose (In- and spent his tour in Japan #191, will be at Lewis Cem- 715-985-FAST her daughter, Cindy, from Arcadia High School sports virus, a private graveside stenes) An- as a crane operator. He mar- etery in rural Osseo. a previous marriage, to Ar- fan, he attended just about ceremony will be held at a derson. Ev- ried Dorothy Kennebeck in Visitation will be held COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL or 715-530-0676 later date. To express con- OVERHEAD • UNDERGROUND cadia, where they resided every football and basket- erett proudly June of the same year. Af- Thursday, October 22, 2020, Residential & and continued operating the ball game over a 60-year dolences online, please visit served in the ter Don came home from from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., P.O. Box 598 Commercial family farm with his broth- span. It was this loyalty www.wozneykillianfh.com. U.S. Army his military service, they at Jack Funeral Home in 18810 Hartwill Ln. er-in-law, Jerry Schollmeier, and enthusiasm that earned –––––––––––––––––––––– Air Force during World farmed for over 42 years in Whitehall and also one hour Whitehall, Wisconsin ∙ Carpet & until their retirement. him “Arcadia High School Phyllis A. (Kreher) Smick War II. He earned the rank Wisconsin and Minnesota. prior to the services at the Upholstery 715-538-4613 Lee was community ser- Sports Fan of the Year” in Phyllis Ann Smick, 81, of of Sergeant and served in Don was a good steward of church on Friday. Trempealeau County’s largest and most-read [email protected] ∙ Water vice minded and extremely 1977. Rochester, died October 10, the South Pacific on a B24 the land and had a great love Jack Funeral Home in community newspaper and the area’s largest www.jacobson-electric.com Extractions active in his township, the Lee paid cash for every- 2020, at Madonna Towers, Bomber as a ball turret of horses, owning them for Whitehall is assisting the shopping guide live under one roof. ∙ Pet Urine 16842 S. Davis St. city of Arcadia and through- thing he owned. That’s just Rochester, MN. gunner. Everett received over sixty years. family with arrangements. 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She discharged in 1946. at 6:30 p.m., at the Blair Community Center, a PUBLIC HEARING COMFORT WITH CONFIDENCE Daily or TAC Design and O’ Lakes Corporate Board of Grandma’s homemade graduated On August 14, 1960, he on the 2021 Proposed Budget for the City of Blair, in Trempealeau FOR Weekly, from Arcadia married Eileen Knudtson at County, will be held. The proposed budget will be available for in- Call for LLC spection at the City Clerk’s office from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Mon- Construct High School the Little Brown Church, in Residential & Light Commercial rates. day, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. RENT Susan Frederixon, Clerk/Treasurer Heating & Air Conditioning • Bathrooms ac Funeral Hoes, Ltd. in 1956. On Nashua, IA. 715-284-4525 September 12, 1959, she Everett was a member of City of Blair FUNERAL TRUST ACCOUNTS MONUMENT SALES (Published October 21, 2020) Wright Law Firm, S.C. • Kitchens | married Donald R. Smick Trinity Lutheran Church, WNAXLP WAYNE’S at Ss. 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October 7, 14, 21, 2020) local communities for over 50 years.” in Trempealeau County, State WNAXLP OUR CIRCULATIONS: Arrow Shopper - 15,637 • Trempealeau County Times - 4,736 work, ceramics, quilting and wife of 60 years, Eileen; two of Wisconsin, with a mailing ad-  .   .  stain glass pieces. She was children: Julie Anderson, dress of: 20086 West Ridge Rd., www.trempcountytimes.com always interested in trying and Bruce (Mari) Anderson; Apt. #7, Galesville, WI 54630. Page 12 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, October 21, 2020 Wednesday, October 21, 2020 Trempealeau County Times Page 13 Whitehall volleyball team sweeps two more matches By Andrew Dannehy The wins put Whitehall at The Norse were able to eight digs in the match for and Kambrie Wurzer fin- a seven-point win. Times Times Editor 9-1 on the season and 27-7 control all three sets as they the Norse. ishing with seven. Lisowski had six aces The Whitehall volleyball in all sets. pulled off the sweep. Whitehall thrived at Whitehall ...... 25 25 25 while Youngbauer and team continued to roll last The Norse are the top seed Olivia Youngbauer reg- the service line as Nylah Eleva-Strum ...... 9 19 18 Stoutner both added two. week, winning two more in their Wisconsin Interscho- istered 24 set assists in Lisowski had five service After easily winning the Lisowski also had 10 kills matches in three sets. lastic Athletic Association the match, which she was aces while Hannah Stout- first set, the Norse finished and eight digs, while Stout- Whitehall started the bracket and will host the honored after for register- ner and Allison Koepke the sweep with two more ner had five digs and week with a 3-0 win over winner of the match between ing more than 1,000 for her both had two. Koepke convincing victories. Youngbauer had 11 and 26 Sports (5) Plum City/Elmwood and Augusta with all three wins career. Youngbauer has been added 17 kills, while Whitehall’s 16-point win assists. coming by at least five (4) Eleva-Strum on Thurs- a starter on varsity since her Lisowski had eight and in the first set put them in Koepke led the team with points. Their sweep over day with the regional final sophomore season and has Abby Semb finished with control and they never let 13 kills and Semb added six, Eleva-Strum was even more scheduled for Saturday. been the only setter on the six. E-S get going as the Norse both also had seven digs. Tulip 11th at state tournament lopsided as the closest the Whitehall ...... 25 25 25 team each of the last two Semb also had 14 digs won the second set by six Wurzer had nine digs for the By Zac Bellman 91 strokes in 18 holes. Highlights included Cardinals got was six points. Augusta ...... 17 19 20 years. Youngbauer added with Stoutner adding eight and finished the sweep with Norse. Times Staff a stellar back nine with five pars, one bogey Rain shortened the Wisconsin Interscho- and two double bogeys. The front nine was lastic Athletic Association Division Two a bit more of a struggle for Tulip, as a strong Girls Golf State Tournament to 27 holes, start of a bogey and two pars was set back but Arcadia’s Hallie Tulip still made the by a 10 on the par five fourth hole. She re- CLEARANCE most of her opportunities. covered to set herself up for a strong finish Carpet & Tulip scored a 49 last Monday as play over the rest of the front nine, tallying four was cut after nine holes, leaving her tied for bogeys and one double-bogey. 16th overall after day one. She finished with Her performance overall of 140 strokes one par, four bogeys, three double bogeys was good for 11th, as Tulip finished 15 Flooring and one triple bogey for the round. strokes shy of Xavier’s Lauren Haen, who Fall EVENT! She made up some ground with the 10th won the Division Two individual state best score of the day on Tuesday, tallying title.

Wildcats complete comeback FREE Carpet * By Zac Bellman that left B-T trailing 13-0 at lead with just under half of the Times Staff the half after the extra point fourth quarter to play. INSTALLATION A 13-0 halftime deficit that missed. B-T got the stands de- remained a 19-8 hole early in B-T drove down the field fensively when they needed the fourth quarter did not phase early in the second half in a them as well, highlighted by Liam Herrick of Whitehall looked for a hole on a touchdown run in the second 12-MONTHS the Blair-Taylor football team, drive that was capped by a a Fremstad interception in the quarter of Whitehall’s win over Eleva-Strum last week. who came back for a dramatic 20-yard Matthew Branden- secondary to make up for his (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy) NO INTEREST* SAVE ON road win Friday against Pepin/ burg score midway through own earlier turnover. Alma. the third quarter. Fremstad B-T head coach Andy Ne- FINANCING! SAVE ON LUXURY SAVE ON SAVE ON Wildcat quarterback Cain completed to Alec Reismann hring said he was proud of his Norse football team rushes past E-S Fremstad led the effort with a for a two-point conversion to team continuing to fight and By Andrew Dannehy Herrick ran two more Higley scrambled, he lost CARPET! VINYL PLANK! HARDWOOD! TILE! score through the air and on follow, bringing B-T within find a way to win. Times Editor times for a first down into the ball and Whitehall’s Eric the ground, pulling B-T ahead 13-8. “It took a lot of character After a slow start the Eleva-Strum territory and Kleinhans scooped it up and late as the defense held their P/A created a bit more on their part to come back and Whitehall football team got later added a 13-yard run on returned it to the E-S 35. At Wisconsin’s LARGEST fl ooring store, you’ll save on EVERY item in the store! 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Rushing 32/137 42/211 The home win included he wasn’t tackled, surging play before Ryan Kleinhans room or the whole house, REE to go on the road again to Wieczorek’s day included 24 Passing 20/190 11/125 214 rushing yards for the into the end zone to put his ran for six on a third-and-five. Cochrane-Fountain City this carries for 104 yards on the Total 52/327 53/336 Norse, with two players team ahead. Luke Beighley’s After an eight-yard run by Friday. ground, and his score brought Turnovers 1 1 gaining more than 90, as they point after made the score 7-0 Herrick, Thorn finished the YOU ILL NEER UY NE LOORIN OR LESS the tally to a 19-8 P/A lead after held the Cardinals to just 28 drive with a six-yard touch- B-T 22 P/A 19 B-T with 4:44 remaining. CALL US NO 608-8-263 5-83-8 AN ELL COME OUT PRE-MEASURE THE another missed point after. Passing (comp./att./yds.) yards rushing and 97 yards down run. 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Page 14 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, October 21, 2020 Wednesday, October 21, 2020 Trempealeau County Times Page 1 G-E-T girls, AHS’ Michalak first at Coulee championship Raider netters split with Westby, G-E-T By Zac Bellman the Arcadia girls and boys ers in the top 12 places, in- the Red Hawks was Lance Boys cross country, Coulee 48th, 23:31.3 By Andrew Dannehy cancelled the rest of their sea- away in the third to finish tied at 21 before G-E-T took Times Staff respectively. cluding Adrianna Rotering in Jumbeck in 22nd, followed Conference Championship, Times Editor son following a COVID-19 off the sweep. the lead and went on for a Arcadia’s Teagan Micha- Both teams were sched- third, Quinn Wenthe in fifth, by Collin Handke in 23rd and Oct. 13 at Vernon County Girls cross country, Coulee The Arcadia volleyball outbreak. Chloe Halverson filled the two-point win. Conference Championship, lak and the Gale-Ettrick- uled to compete in Tuesday’s Breann Harris in seventh, AJ Xander Burmeister in 24th. Fairgrounds team got off to a slow start Finishing the regular stat sheet for the Raiders with Arcadia regained control Trempealeau girls took vic- Parker in tenth and Tauna The fourth-place Raider West Salem 30 Gale-Ettrick- Oct. 13 at Vernon County in their first action in nearly season with a 2-3 record, 29 digs, eight kills and two in the third set, winning by Wisconsin Interscholas- Fairgrounds tories at the Coulee Confer- tic Athletic Association Janssen in 12th. Rounding girls were led by Michalak’s Trempealeau 51 Westby three weeks, but they re- the fifth-seeded Raiders blocks. Sky Reit added 12 six. The fourth set was an- 93 Luther 94 Viroqua 123 Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau ence Championship held last sub-sectional in Stratford. out the top seven were Avali time that bested the field by bounded with a win. began postseason play kills and 12 digs while Vi- other battle, going beyond Arcadia 143 Black River 37 West Salem 61 Westby this week Tuesday with a aney Hernandez and Kendra Tuesday at Vernon County A “culminating event” to Bratberg in 17th and Hannah nearly 30 seconds, followed The Raiders had been off 25 points with the Raiders Falls 214 75 Arcadia 84 Viroqua 127 match at (4) Neillsville. Bisek both had one service Fairgrounds. conclude the WIAA cross Siegler in 18th. by Casidi Pehler in ninth, since right after the season winning 30-28. G-E-T — Ruiter, fifth, Luther 128 The winner of that match ace. Autumn Passehl had 22 The wins highlighted country season is tentatively For the second-place G- Rylee Kolstad in 16th, Avrie started due to a COVID-19 Passehl had 39 assists for 17:51.2; Kirkey, sixth, 17:51.3; G-E-T — Rotering, third, outbreak in the school dis- will take on (1) West Sa- set assists for Arcadia. area performances among scheduled for Oct. 31 at a E-T boys, their top four all Marsolek in 26th, Alyssa the Raiders while Hailey Raider and Red Hawk run- finished in the top 10 led by Schank in 36th and Samantha Gold, ninth, 18:08.6; E. Bur- 20:58.2; Wenthe, fifth, 22:04.2; trict. Their first match in 19 lem on Thursday with the Sonsalla had 12 kills, Reit location to be announced. Arcadia ...... 25 23 25 30 ners, which also included Sam Ruiter in fifth, Riley Kidd in 41st. meister, 10th, 18:10.5; Jum- Harris, seventh, 22:15.1; Park- days proved to be a tough regional final round slated had 11, Halverson finished beck, 22nd, 19:05.6; Handke, er, 10th, 22:29.7; Janssen, G-E-T ...... 18 25 19 28 a second-place finish for CC Championship Kirkey in sixth, Carter Gold Arcadia’s boys were led one as they were swept by for Saturday. While the Raiders came with 10 and Golden regis- The first-place Red Hawk 23rd, 19:06.9; X. Burmeister, 12th, 22:30.2; Bratberg, 17th, the G-E-T boys and fourth in ninth and Ethan Burmeis- by Jose Monroy in third, 24th, 19:17.4 23:28.4; Siegler, 18th, 23:30.4 Westby last week Tuesday. Arcadia ...... 23 21 16 away with a 3-1 win, the tered nine. Halverson also and sixth-place finishes for girls were led by five finish- ter in 10th. Next across for followed by John Severson Arcadia — Monroy, Arcadia — Michalak, first, On Friday, however, the Westby ...... 25 25 25 sets were closer than the added 29 digs and Sonsalla in 26th, Cole Lockington in third, 17:38.3; Severson, 26th, 20:25.0; Pehler, ninth, 22:19.5; Raiders got back on track The Raiders had a tough match score would indi- finished with 20. 36th, Carson Pehler in 42nd, 19:23.1; Lockington, 36th, Kolstad, 16th, 22:59.8; Mar- with a 3-1 win over Gale- time getting their offense cate. Lindsey Lettner led G-E- Drew Teske in 43rd, Nestor 20:17.1; Pehler, 42nd, 21:09.4; solek, 26th, 24:25.1; Schank, Ettrick-Trempealeau. The going as they were swept by The first set was tied at T with 28 digs while Elyse Badillo in 44th and Peyton Teske, 43rd, 21:12.6; Nestor 36th, 25:29.7; Kidd, 41st, Raiders were also scheduled Westby. 16 before the Raiders pulled Schoonover had six kills and Nelson in 48th. Badillo, 44th, 21:39.6; Nelson, 27:44.8 to play Onalaska Luther on The first two sets were away for the seven-point win. Kayla Schultz finished with Thursday, but the Knights close, but the Norse pulled The second set also close, 12 assists. WHS boys second at DC meet By Andrew Dannehy come in right behind him Cora Sonsalla, 24th, Bianca Indees can’t keep up with Mustangs Times Editor as the Pirates won the team Najera, 26th, Andi Lahen, The Whitehall boys cross championship. 28th and Jaden Newman, By Andrew Dannehy moved right down the field while Killian passed five- 15/49 Killian 15/28 Kuerschner Times Editor before Elijah Miller scored for-10 for 91 yards. 2/16 Severson 4/4 country team finished second Payton Thompson, 10th, 29th. Receiving (rec./yds.) — in the Dairyland Conference Nolan Thompson, 11th, and Whitehall had two runners After taking an early lead, on a one-yard plunge. The I/G M-M the Independence/Gilmanton two-point conversion was no Kingsbury 2/62 Smieja 2/16 championship meet, hosted Junior Smith, 14th, gave the with Olivia Killian finishing Rushing 36/97 38/262 Not credited 1/13 by Melrose-Mindoro last Norse three more top-15 13th and Brenna Clatt taking football team was unable good, but they led 13-8 early Passing 10/91 9/58 Passing (comp./att./yds.) week Monday. finishes while Ben Mohan 40th. to go blow-for-blow with in the second quarter. Total 46/188 47/320 — Killian 5/10/91 Melrose-Mindoro, losing First downs 10 17 The meet was the first finished 18th and Gus Poulos The Indees weren’t able Tackles (solo/asts.) — 28-14 on Friday. to pick up another first down Turnovers 2 1 that included all of the DC was 20th. Boys cross country, Dairy- Killian 7/2 Bragger 6/3 Smieja Chloe Halverson of Arcadia spiked over a Red The game was I/G’s first the rest of the half, but an in- Penalties 5/40 3/25 schools as all previous meets Delorean Peterson gave land Conference Cham- 5/2 Przybilla 4/1 Kingsbury 3/1 Hawk defender during the Raiders’ 3-1 win over pionship meet, Oct. 12, at road contest of the season and terception by Pyka prevented Pyka 2/1 Severson 1/1 Konter B-T a top-10 finish by tak- Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau on Friday. had split the schools up. Melrose-Mindoro High they came out strong with the Mustangs from adding to I/G 1/1 Rieck 1/0 Roskos 1/0 Gierok ing eighth in the race. He (Times photograph by Zac Bellman) Whitehall had won almost all School a touchdown on their first their lead. Rushing (att./yds.) — Pyka 1/0 of its previous competitions, was followed by Anthony Oldendorf, 21st, Ryan Flynn, C-FC 33 Whitehall 57 ECIL possession, but the Mustangs The teams exchanged but Cochrane-Fountain City 102 B-T 110 Augusta 113 scored 21 straight points from punts to begin the second had four runners in the top six 26th, Riley McAdams, 27th, Urial Ortiz, 28th, and Easton Mel-Min 134 there then added a touchdown half before the Mustangs Indees split with Mustangs, Panthers to edge the Norse. The Blair- in the fourth to put the game put an 85-yard touchdown Arneson, 29th. Whitehall — Carroll, By Andrew Dannehy on Thursday. The winner of four. trol of their first set as they Taylor boys team finished away. drive. They had runs of 26 I/G had three runners and fourth, 18:13; P. Thompson, Times Editor that match will play again on Ziy Conner led the In- won by six before squeak- fourth, while the B-T girls 10th, 20:25; N. Thompson, The loss put the Indees yards by Radcliffe and 22 Clay Herdahl finished 34th, After a five-set loss on Saturday. The Indees are the dees at the net with 14 kills ing out a three-point win to took third and Independence/ 11th, 20:35; Smith, 14th, 20:48; at 1-2 on the season with a yards by Miller on consecu- Michael Onstad was 35th and Tuesday, the Independence third seed, A/P is the second and two blocks, she added go ahead 2-0. The third set Gilmanton’s girls team was Mohan, 18th, 21:26; Poulos, home game against Whitehall tive plays before Radcliffe Kevin Halvorson took 41st. volleyball team rebounded and Eau Claire Immanuel three service aces and three was the most convincing fifth. 20th, 21:37 scheduled for this week. The finished the drive with a 24- Thea McAdams took B-T — with a sweep on Thursday Lutheran is the first. digs. Aubrie Pronschinske’s win as the Indees won by The teams were set to Peterson, eighth, Norse are 1-1, coming off of yard touchdown run a few fourth for the B-T girls as 19:43; Oldendorf, 21st, 21:56; to split two road matches. five aces led the Indees as eight. compete in a sub-sectional a 20-8 win over Eleva-Strum plays later. Sbraggia ran in IHS ...... 25 15 25 15 11 they took third as a team. Flynn, 26th, 22:54; McAdams, she added six kills and 11 Aubrie Pronschinske’s held on Tuesday of this week — the team I/G beat 22-0 in the two-point conversion to The Indees led Melrose- M-M...... 20 25 21 25 15 She was followed by Ella 27th, 23:23.6; Ortiz, 28th, digs. Adison Pronschinske, 12 kills led the Indees as she at Osseo-Fairchild Week One of the season. put the Mustangs ahead 21-8. Mindoro 2-1 last week The Indees took a 2-1 lead, Halverson, 11th, McKenzie 23:23.7; Arneson, 29th, 23:49 Tuesday, but the Mustangs Avery Pape and Emerson added five digs and an ace. DC Championship Brandenburg, 16th, Sophia I/G — Herdahl, 34th, 25:12; Independence is sched- The Indees wouldn’t go but the Mustangs won the last uled to play at Augusta next outscored them 40-26 in two to steal the match. Pronschinske all had one ace. Conner finished with seven Kevin Carroll took fourth Wallentin, 20th; Dena Mal- Onstad, 35th, 25:18; Halvorson, away, however. Adison Pronschinske also 41st, 26:08. week. After struggling offen- the final two sets to get the Independence opened the kills, one assist, one block, to lead the Whitehall boys to donado, 23rd and Emmalee match win. On Thursday, added 28 set assists and one two digs and three aces. Ives Teagan Michalak of Arcadia finished first while Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau’s sively since the start of the match with a win before Mel- a second-place finish. Johnson, 31st. Mel-Min 28 I/G 14 Independence won two of kill while Pape had two kills also had three aces to go with Adrianna Rotering was third at the Coulee Conference Championship at Vernon The I/G girls finished fifth Girls cross country, Dairy- game, Killian passed to Tyler Min tied it with a 10-point Carroll finished behind land Conference Cham- A touchdown on the first the three sets comfortably and Emerson Pronschinske four kills and one dig. Adison County Fairgrounds last week. (Times photograph by Zac Bellman) two runners from C-FC and as Leah Sylla led them with a Kingsbury for a 48-yard win in the second set. The pionship meet, Oct. 12, at possession put the Indees as they swept Gilmanton. had 20 digs. Pronschinske and Emerson one from Augusta, then had 15th-place finish. Emma Pi- touchdown. The two-point Indees rebounded and won Melrose-Mindoro High ahead early, but the Mustangs The split put Indepen- Amiah Ives had five kills, Pronschinske both had two two other C-FC runners etreik took 22nd followed by conversion was stopped, but the third to put themselves School eventually took control. dence’s record at 4-3 on the one assist and one dig, Alana aces with the former adding I/G’s first drive began near it was a one-score game at one more win away from C-FC 27 Augusta 49 B-T season. They earned a bye Back had three kills and 24 assists and five digs while midfield before runs of 15 21-14. taking the match, but the 74 Alma Center Lincoln 75 in the first round of regional Hailey Witte had six digs. the latter had five digs and We do! Call yards by Wyatt Kuerschner The teams again ex- Mustangs came away with I/G 115 IHS ...... 25 25 25 two assists. today to and 19 yards by Chris Killian changed punts before the play on Tuesday of this week another 10-point win to force Don’t B-T — McAdams, fourth, GHS ...... 19 22 17 Pape led the team with 10 get your on a third-and-nine play Mustangs put the game away and will play at Alma/Pepin a fifth set, which they won by 22:17; Halverson, 11th, 24:43; digs to go with two kills and have moved them to the Mel-Min with a 31-yard pass from After winning two close subscription Brandenburg, 16th, 25:15; Wal- one block, while Witte had 17. Killian added a four-yard Sbraggia to Radcliffe. Blake matches, the Indees finished started lentin, 20th, 26:01; Maldonado, seven digs. 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Stats., the Town of Caledonia Assess- Nine Yards ayor Howe called the meet- derperson reger to approve a remaining work update, proect Nays None. ment Roll for the ear 2020 Assessment will be open for examina- ing to order at 00 p.m. donation of 100 in lieu of Trem- budget update, and water ual- oved by Alderperson re- tion on the 2th day of October, 2020, at the Caledonia Town Hall, by Zac Bellman Notice of the meeting was pealeau County Fair donation. ity trading proect update for the ger to adourn into closed ses- located on County Rd. , alesville, Wisconsin, from 00 p.m. to posted according to open meet- otion carried as follows Ayes Waste Water Treatment Plant. sion. otion carried by voice 6:00 p.m. Instructional material about the assessment, how to fi le an NA Is A Sess Sty ing law reuirements. reger, Larson, Skwierawski, No action was taken. ike Davy vote as follows Ayes reger, obection, and board of review procedures under Wisconsin law will Present ayor ince Howe Thatcher, Wallner Nays Truax. also presented the following Larson, Skwierawski, Thatcher, be available at that time. Amdst Ameas ae Alderpersons elly reger, Ran- oved by Alderperson reger items Time xtension Change Truax, Wallner Nays None. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, this 15th day of October, 2020. dy Larson, Linda Skwierawski, to approve three () ngine Order from Staab Construction, After reconvening to open ses- Blaise Stegemeyer, Clerk While the pernicious use of racial justice messaging Tom Thatcher, Tyler Truax, and Brake, Muffl ers Required” signs Certifi cate of Substantial Com- sion 1.) oved by Alderperson Town of Caledonia on National Basketball Association jerseys and courts Jean Wallner. Absent None. up to 1,000. otion carried as pletion from Staab Construc- Truax to approve a lease be- STATE OF ISCONSIN did not allow viewers to forget at least one of the major Also present were Chief ven- follows Ayes reger, Larson, tion, Certifi cate of Substantial tween the City of alesville and Ton of Caledonia, Trempealea Conty issues facing us in 2020, it did provide a remarkable son, DPW Todd Peterson, Clerk Skwierawski, Thatcher, Truax Completion from B B lectric, Little Scholars Daycare between NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Board of Review for the Suanne Johnson, Attorney att Nays Wallner .) T Committee and Pay Application for B B June 15, 2020 and December Town of Caledonia, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin, shall hold its escape from another. los, ike Davy, Leah Rent- – There were no meetings held. lectric. oved by Alderperson 1, 2020 with a monthly rate of fi rst meeting on Wednesday, November 4, 2020, from 6:00 p.m. to Sports have become even more of an exercise of hold- meester, Robert Salsman and oved by Alderperson Thatch- Larson to approve all reuests. 500.00 beginning September 00 p.m., at the Caledonia Town Hall, located on County Rd. , ing one’s breath as a fan in recent months as teams endure aren Salsman, Christine eh- er to approve the street use per- otion carried by unanimous 1, 2020. otion carried by unan- alesville. outbreaks of COVID-19, seasons come under threat on renkamp. mit reuest from the Downtown roll call vote. A proposal from imous roll vote. 2.) oved by Please be advised of the following reuirements to appear before ayor’s Report None. alesville Business Alliance for Trempealeau County was also Alderperson Thatcher to amend the Board of Review and procedural reuirements if appearing be- a daily basis and stars come in and out of uarantine. Clerk Johnson presented the various dates of the Downtown presented for paving the lagoon the agreement between the City fore the board However, the NBA has risen above the rest of profes- minutes of the ay 1, 2020, Walkabout event. otion carried access road in the amount of of alesville and Country Road 1. No person will be allowed to appear before the Board of Review, sional sports to prove not only to American sports fans, Regular Council eeting. oved (-0). 21,00. oved by Alderperson states to include an additional to testify to the board by telephone, or to contest the amount of any by Alderperson Skwierawski to Leah Rentmeester, arinuka Truax to approve the expendi- 1 more hook-ups with a 25 assessment of real or personal property if the person has refused a but to the country as a whole, that COVID-19 can be approve the meeting minutes. anor Director, approached ture. otion carried by unani- surcharge. otion carried by reasonable written request by certifi ed mail of the assessor to enter beaten. The league played 88 seeding games for a total otion carried (-0). the Council for a capital ex- mous roll call vote. unanimous roll call vote. onto property to conduct an exterior view of such property being as- of 22 teams, followed by another 84 playoff games for Clerk Johnson presented the pense reuest in the amount of oved by Alderperson reger oved by Alderperson Larson sessed. the remaining 17 teams with zero positive cases reported ay 2020, Treasurer’s Report 1,. for PCs, kiosk, lap- to approve the following expen- to adourn the meeting. otion 2. After the fi rst meeting of the Board of Review and before the showing the account balances. top, offi ce computers. Moved by ditures eneral 0,.05 carried (-0). board’s fi nal adjournment, no person who is scheduled to appear among players. It took an inordinate amount of resources oved by Alderperson reger to Alderperson reger to approve Sewer 52,0. Water /s/ Suanne . Johnson, Clerk before the Board of Review may contact or provide information to a and protocols, but clearly it was a cost worth pursuing. approve. otion carried (-0). the capital expense reuest. o- ,555. Library 5,01.2 for City of alesville member of the board about the person’s obection, except at a ses- The Atlantic’s ames Hamblin put it best, saying Chief venson presented the tion carried by unanimous roll a Total of 105,11.. otion WNAXLP sion of the board. Open Book shall occur no less than seven () days It’s a testament to human ingenuity and resilience how ay 2020, Police Report. oved call vote. prior to the Board of Review. by Alderperson Truax to accept DPW Peterson presented the 3. The Board of Review may not hear an obection to the amount uickly we can reinvent things and get people back to the police report. otion carried Compliance aintenance An- NOTICE TO ELECTORS or valuation of property unless, at least hours before the board’s work, safely and effectively, when a group of billionaires (-0). nual Report, together with the fi rst scheduled meeting, the objector provides to the board’s clerk has a direct fi nancial stake in making it happen.” Library Director Houge pre- Resolution. oved by Alderper- SCHOOL DISTRICT OF BLAIRTAYLOR written or oral notice of an intent to fi le an objection, except that upon sented the June 2020, Library son Larson to approve the report Blair, isconsin a showing of good cause and the submission of a written obection, It is really worth refl ecting on the top-down leader- report. oved by Alderperson and resolution. otion carried by NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING the board shall waive that requirement during the fi rst two (2) hours ship the league had not only from their commissioner Thatcher to accept the Library unanimous roll call vote. AND ANNUAL MEETING of the board’s fi rst scheduled meeting, and the board may waive that Adam Silver, but from team owners as well. The league report. otion carried (-0). Clerk Johnson presented NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to the qualifi ed electors of the requirement up to the end of the fi fth day of the session or up to the School District of Blair-Taylor, that the and School shut down on March 11 when tah azz forward Rudy Director of Public Works Re- the 2020-2021 applications for Bdet Hearin end of the fi nal day of the session if the session is less than fi ve (5) Ryann Duffenbach of Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau port None Class A Liuor Beer, Class District Annal Meetin will be held on Monday, the 26th day of days with proof of extraordinary circumstances for failure to meet the Gobert tested positive, developed a nuanced solution October, 2020. The Budget Hearing will start at 0 p.m., and the spiked during the Red Hawks’ 3-1 loss to Arcadia on Committee Reports, Recom- A beer, Class B Liuor -hour notice reuirement and failure to appear before the board of based on available scientifi c evidence and were able to mendations 1.) Public tilities Beer, Class C Wine, Tempo- Annual eeting will start at 00 p.m. The meeting will be held in the review during the fi rst two (2) hours of the fi rst scheduled meeting. successfully fi nish their season after about a four-month Friday. (Times photograph by Zac Bellman) – There were no meetings held rary Class B, Cigarettes/To- Blair-Taylor Auditorium. We are limited to 0, in-person attendees. . Objections to the amount or valuation of property shall fi rst be 2.) Police, Fire Personnel – bacco, Amusement Arcade/Pool Please call the District Offi ce at 608-989-2525, option 7, if you wish made in writing and fi led with the clerk of the Board of Review within delay. Alderperson Thatcher gave a Table, essage Technicians, to attend. The meeting will also be live streamed, and the link will be the fi rst two (2) hours of the board’s fi rst scheduled meeting, except The contrast with the rest of America’s experience report regarding June 11, 2020, Dumpster, Soda Water Bever- posted on the front page of our website. ou can also oin by phone that, upon evidence of extraordinary circumstances, the board may with COVID-19 has been striking. The lack of top-down Red awks sweep meeting. oved by Alderper- ages, and Operator licenses. by calling 02-22-550, PN 20 2 51. waive that requirement up to the end of the fi fth day of the session leadership left governors competing for PPE early-on, son Larson to approve a cloth- oved by Alderperson Larson to A 2020-2021 Budget Summary is presented for your review. A de- or up to the end of the fi nal day of the session if the session is less Alivia Boe served during Blair-Taylor’s match ing allowance of 50 per year approve all applications. otion tailed budget is available for inspection in the district offi ce between than fi ve (5) days. The board may require objections to the amount and holding their states to inconsistent standards as the the hours of 00 a.m. and 00 p.m., weekdays. against Alma/Pepin last Thursday. for the Public Works personnel carried (-0). or valuation of property to be submitted on forms approved by the virus spread. We lagged well behind in even diagnosing irua, all t and 500 per year for the sworn Discussion regarding Ordi- Dated this 1th day of October, 2020. Department of Revenue, and the board shall reuire that any forms (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy) how bad the problem was as testing remained scarce. police personnel. otion carried nance Section -2-5, Obstruc- David Thompson, Clerk include stated valuations of the property in uestion. Persons who By a Beman them against third-seeded by unanimous roll call vote .) tion and ncroachments. No (Published October 1, 21, 2020) own land and improvements to that land may obect to the aggregate We were told in late February by White House adviser Times ta Black River Falls on Tues- Recreation Committee – There action was taken relative to the WNAXLP valuation of that land and improvements to that land, but no person Larry Kudlow on CNBC that We have contained this. A road sweep of Viroua day. A win would advance were no meetings held .) ordinance. Attorney will draft who owns land and improvements to that land may obect only to -T net tea lses I won’t say air-tight, but it’s pretty close to air-tight.” and a home loss to Arcadia the Red Hawks to a Thursday Parks Sanitation – There were permit. the valuation of that land or only to the valuation of improvements to That same week on Feb. 26, the President of the no meetings held 5.) Streets The Plan Commission pre- NOTICE OF BID that land. No person may be allowed in any action or proceedings rounded out the week for date with second-seeded Sidewalks – There were no sented its recommendation to to uestion the amount or valuation of property unless the written nited States told Americans that coronavirus was on REUEST FOR BIDS Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau Auinas. meetings held .) Finance Com- approve the Certifi ed Survey The City of alesville is accepting Sealed Bids for the reconstruc- objection has been fi led and that person in good faith presented evi- two fi ve-set matches the verge of being gone. mittee – Approved the bills for ap (CS) for ary Trim’s dence to the board in support of the obections and made full dis- By a Beman second-seeded Cochrane- girls volleyball. tion of High Cliff Park Trail. Work will begin spring of 2021. ou have 15 people, and the 15 within a couple of G-E-T ...... 25 25 25 the June 11, 2020, meeting, Al- property located on West ill closure before the board, under oath, of all of that person’s property Times ta Fountain City on Thursday. A The Red Hawks fin- REUIREMENTS FOR BIDS INCLUDE: days is going to be down to close to zero,” President iroua ...... 15 17 23 derperson reger gave a report Road. oved by Alderperson Plan for restoration of approximately one-half mile of the walking liable to assessment in the district and the value of that property. The The Blair-Taylor volley- win would advance them to a ished off Viroua in a regarding the June 11, 2020, Larson to approve the CS. o- reuirement that obections be in writing may be waived by express Donald Trump said. The Red Hawks swept Vi- trail from Pine Cliff Cemetery (north end) to Old Creamery Road ball team took Alma/Pepin Saturday date against fourth- close third set last Tues- bridge (south end). action of the board. Ever-rising case numbers and deaths in Wisconsin roua on the road on Tuesday . When appearing before the Board of Review, the obecting per- the distance twice last week, seeded Melrose-Mindoro, day, and fell in a closely- uard rail/fence bordering the edge of the trail wherever safety alone eight months later show the only thing close to in a rematch of Coulee rivals trempealeau Edge Graphics 68 concerns exist (especially near the dam). son shall specify in writing the person’s estimate of the value of the but could not close out either who advanced by forfeit after land and of the improvements that are the subect of the person’s air-tight” were the bags of hot air spewing that garbage contested 3-1 loss to G-E-T also won the week Butch’s Bar 53 Clearing of trees, rocks, and other debris from the trail. contest in a pair of fi ve-set Onalaska Luther cancelled county times obection and specify the information that the person used to arrive in the fi rst place. Arcadia on Friday. prior. High team series: RKdian A detailed design plan with an itemied list of all costs of materi- losses. fall athletics. Concrete, 3491 als and labor. at that estimate. While the nited States as a whole has become polar- Their 1-1 week brings Lindsey Lettner led the 6. No person may appear before the Board of Review, testify to The week started on the BOWLING High team game: RKdian f interested, someone from the city would accompany you and -T ...... 25 13 25 10 9 ized around how seriously to take this virus, the NBA them to 3-6 overall on the team in digs with 15, while or your team to share details about the trail. To make arrangements the board by telephone, or obect to a valuation if that valuation was road in Alma, where the Concrete, 1205 made by the assessor or the obector using the income method of A/P ...... 23 25 15 25 15 showed calm and considerate leadership. They did not season. G-E-T was also Kylie Schmitz led in kills High individual series:Andrew for this or for further information, contact Todd Peterson at 0-0- Wildcats won the opening 51. valuation, unless no later than seven (7) days before the fi rst meet- After taking two of the leave it up to 22 team owners to determine what was right awarded the sixth seed in with six. Shayna Kirkey Sendelbach, 704 ing of the Board of Review the person supplies the Assessor with all set before faltering in three SEND BIDS TO: fi rst three sets on the road at for them based on their perceived risk. They distributed the Wisconsin Interscho- tallied 11 assists, and Ryann High individual game: Bruce the information about income and expenses, as specifi ed in the As- of the next four. All fi ve sets City of alesville A/P, the Wildcats could not resources and protocols, made testing widely available lastic Athletic Association Duffenbach was the aces McFarlin, 279 1 South ain Street sessor’s manual under S. .0(2a), Wis. Stats., that the Assessor were more evenly contested requests. The Town of Caledonia has an ordinance for the confi den- hang on in a 3-2 loss. and got safely back to work. Division Two bracket, pitting leader with four. Arcadia Tuesday P.O. Box 2 in Thursday’s home rematch, Night Ladies alesville, W 50 tiality of information about income and expenses that is provided to Abby Thompson led the Our government meanwhile has basically just told us Mon.-Fri. Team Standings: Bid envelopes should be labeled High Cliff Park Trail Restoration the Assessor under this paragraph that provides exceptions for per- but A/P took the deciding set sons using information in the discharge of duties imposed by law or team with nine kills and to shut up and dribble. 10am–6pm Tony’s Pizza Factory 14 Proect and delivered by Friday, November 6, 2020, at 3:00 p.m. after the Wildcats bookended four aces, while Madison Arcadia Men’s Bids will be opened at the Community eeting Room on Tuesday, the duties of their offi cer or by order of a court. The information that is Sat. & Sun State Bank of Arcadia 14 provided under this paragraph, unless a court determines before the the fi rst four sets with wins. Goodbear added 18 assists All-Star League Detox Bar 14 November 10, 2020, at 00 p.m. Team Standings: The City of alesville reserves the right to accept or reect any fi rst meeting of the board of review that it is inaccurate, is not subject B-T moves to 3-5 on the and four aces as well. 9am-5pm Sportsmans Lounge 9 to the right of inspection and copying under S. 1.5 (1), Wis. Stats. season with the losses, and Larson Excavating 85 and all bids or parts thereof, waive any information in the bidding HAVE YOU MOVED? 734 tate d 5435 • rempealeau • -53- Dick’s Auto 9 process, and to accept the bid proposal or portion of a bid proposal . The board shall hear upon oath, by telephone, all ill or disabled also earned the third seed A/P ...... 23 25 25 19 15 RKdian Concrete 77.5 High team game: Detox Bar, persons who present to the board a letter from a physician, surgeon, Full House 77.5 deemed most advantageous to the City of alesville. in the Wisconsin Interscho- -T ...... 25 23 23 25 11 Please remember to 774 (Published October 21, 2, November , 2020) or osteopath that confi rms their illness or disability. No other persons Foegen’s Auto Fix-it 77 may testify by telephone unless the board, in its discretion, has de- lastic Athletic Association A/P outlasted the Wildcats change your address • Pumpins High team series: Detox Bar, WNAXLP late in a back-and-forth affair CJs Bar 74 2284 termined to grant a property owner’s or their representative’s reuest Division Three tournament. with us to continue D&D Bulls 73 to testify under oath by telephone or written statement. on Thursday. Leading Fall High individual game: Anita . No person may appear before the Board of Review, testify to Their opening round draw is in the North End Pub & Grill 71.5 Pronschinske, 166 PUBLIC NOTICE was a road matchup with B-T on the stats sheet were prompt delivery of your • ourds • uash JRs Sports Bar 71.5 the board by telephone, or contest the amount of any assessment Thompson’s 11 kills and High individual series Lori RESOLUTION NO. 202000 unless, at least 48 hours before the fi rst meeting of the board, or at Trempealeau County Boos, 456 A Resoltion to Reallocate Fnds least hours before the obection is heard if the obection is allowed Subscribe to the… seven aces, Lindsay Steien’s Times. A ! HEREAS, the City of alesville has previously allocated certain under S.0.()(a), Wis. Stats., that person provides to the clerk trempealeau 10 kills, Alivia Boe’s eight Arcadia Monday funds to the 2020 Summer Recreation Fund for the purpose of fund- of the Board of Review notice as to whether the person will ask for Check s ot on aceook Call Ahead for ing salaries and the removal of a member of the Board of Review and, if so, which county times kills and Goodbear’s 32 as- Call: 715-538-4765 H Night Ladies sists. D Team Standings: HEREAS, due to COD-1, the Summer Recreation Fund has member, and provides a reasonable estimate of the length of time JRs Sports Bar 15 not used said funds the hearing will take. Would you like HEREAS, the Summer Recreation Fund has reuested that NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, this 15th day of October, 2020. Red’s Peanut Bar 15 the funds be reallocated to making safety improvements to the ball Blaise Stegemeyer, Clerk to see your Arcadia Credit Union 9 fi elds; Town of Caledonia photo here? High team game: Red’s Pea- HEREAS, the Recreation Committee has recommended that (Published October 21, 2020) WNAXLP B & E ASPHALT nut Bar, 844 the City Council grant the Summer Recreation Fund’s reuest to re- High team series: RRed’s allocate the funds. Peanut Bar, 2416 NO, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, B TH CT OF Paving and Seal Coating High individual game: Bren- ALSLL COON CONCL, that the Summer Recreation BID NOTICE: TOWN OF PIGEON da Skroch, 200 Fund be allowed to reallocate up to 10,000 of the previously al- The Town of Pigeon is soliciting bids for trucking High individual series Bobbie located money, for the purpose of making safety improvements to •Commercial & Residential• the ball fi elds. of 500 tons of sand from County Material sand Kupietz, 552 Passed and adopted this th day of October, 2020. All Asphalt Coatings and /s/ ince Howe, ayor pit, located in City of Trempealeau, to the Town of Pin Topplers League /s/ Suanne Johnson, Clerk Pigeon shop. This sand shall be delivered by the end Asphalt Paving! Submit your photos to be Galesville City of alesville of November and this bid is for trucking only. featured in the banner box Team Standings: The foregoing Resolution was introduced at a regular meeting of • Seal Coating Elmaro Winery ...... 9 the City of alesville Common Council held on October , 2020, Bids are due by Wednesday, Nov. 4, at 7:30 p.m., of the Times. Email Lien Auto Sales ...... 9 by council member Jean Wallner, who moved for its adoption. The high-resolution photos and motion was seconded by council member Larson. The motion was and will be opened and awarded at that time. • Crack Filling Weltzien Turkey Farms ...... 7 passed by the following votes $100 OFF where they were taken to Mike’s Bar & Grill ...... 7 ...... AYES: TOWN OF PIGEON • Armor Coating High team series: Mike’s Bar Seal Coating with [email protected]. NOES: ...... 0 39631 Fuller Coulee Rd. Bob Klaetsch - Call today: & Grill, 1663 ABSENT: ...... 0 this coupon! High team game: Elmaro ABSTAIN: ...... 0 Whitehall, WI 54773 Winery, 626 (Published October 21, 2020) 608-567-9259 High game: Susan Beirne, 174 WNAXLP P: 715-983-5883 Page 18 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, October 21, 2020 Wednesday, October 21, 2020 Trempealeau County Times Page 19 LEGAL NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE auction, at the front entrance of cords. dress of: 35864 Claire Street, All interested persons waived NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE NOTICE TO CREDITORS BLAIR-TAYLOR SCHOOL DISTRICT Actual Actual Proposed Case No. 20-CV-27 the Courthouse, in the City of N35687 Rich- Whitehall, WI 54773. notice. The deadline for filing a ADDRESS: (Informal Administration) 2020-2021 BUDGET PUBLICATION PROPOSED TAX LEVY 2018-19 2019-2020 Budget 2020-21 —————————————— Whitehall, Trempealeau County, ter Road, Whitehall, Wisconsin All interested persons waived Case No. 2020PR000046 claim against the decedent’s es- October 16, 2020 General Fund (Fund 10) $2,883,248.00 $3,038,486.00 $2,814,989.00 State of Wisconsin, Wisconsin, on the 10th day of 54773. notice. The deadline for filing a ––––––––––––––––––––––––– tate is January 13, 2021. A claim GENERAL FUND (Fund 10) Actual Actual Proposed Debt Service (Fund 39) $1,094,923.00 $1,223,400.00 $1,388,275.00 Circuit Court, November, 2020, at 10:00 a.m., Cash. claim against the decedent’s es- State of Wisconsin, may be filed at the Trempea- TERMS OF SALE: BALANCE SHEET 2018-19 2019-2020 Budget 2020-21 TOTAL SCHOOL LEVY $3,978,171.00 $4,261,886.00 $4,203,264.00 Trempealeau County all of the following described real DOWN PAYMENT: tate is January 2, 2021. A claim Circuit Court, leau County Courthouse, 36245 Beginning Fund Balance $1,576,928.00 $1,545,606.00 $1,425,508.00 Change in Total Levy from Prior Year 1.70% 7.13% -1.38% —————————————— estate located in Trempealeau $10,000.00 on date of sale, in may be filed at the Trempea- Trempealeau County Main St., Room 214, Whitehall, Revenues $7,701,057.00 $8,085,339.00 $8,401,971.00 Actual Actual Proposed County, Wisconsin, to-wit: cash or by FDIC bank certified leau County Courthouse, Room ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Wisconsin. WAUMANDEE STATE BANK, Expenditures $7,732,379.00 $8,205,436.00 $8,436,970.00 2018-19 2019-2020 Budget 2018-19 All that part of the SW¼ of the check, and balance in full on 214, Whitehall, Wis. /s/ Jill F. Clark as successor in interest to In the Matter of the Estate of Ending Fund Balance $1,545,606.00 $1,425,509.00 $1,390,509.00 Equalized Valuation $427,449,206.00 $447,473,985.00 $446,379,729.00 NW¼ of Section 25-22-8 West, date of confirmation. /s/ Jill F. Clark Register in Probate UNION BANK OF BLAIR, MARY ANN GILBERTSON REVENUE SOURCES (Fund 10) 2018-19 2019-2020 2020-2021 LEVY RATE 0.00931 0.00952 0.00942 Plaintiff, Town of Lincoln, Trempealeau The purchaser shall assume Register in Probate ––––––––––––––––––––––––– October 13, 2020 Source 100 (Operating Transfer In) $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 (Published October 21, 2020) WNAXLP vs. County, Wisconsin, lying West of all unpaid real estate taxes. The October 1, 2020 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: ATTORNEY: Source 200 (Local Sources) $2,947,303.00 $ 3,116,490.00 $2,850,554.00 STACEY M. LISOWSKI the centerline of Richtner Road purchaser shall be responsible ATTORNEY: An application for informal ad- Bruce J. Brovold Source 300 (Interdistrict Payments) $379,210.00 $433,266.00 $486,102.00 JOHN LISOWSKI, JR., f/k/a Old State Highway #11. for the Wisconsin transfer fee Bruce J. Brovold ministration was filed. The dece- Kostner, Koslo & Brovold, LLC Source 500 (Intermediate Sources) $3,980.00 $6,612.00 $6,371.00 LEGAL NOTICES BEAVER BUILDERS Formerly described as: and recording fees. Title will Kostner, Koslo & Brovold, LLC dent, with date of birth Novem- 108 West Main Street Source 600 (State Sources) $4,066,098.00 $4,276,151.00 $4,642,586.00 SUPPLY, INC., All that part of the SW¼ of the transfer by Sheriff’s Deed, with- 108 West Main Street ber 30, 1938, and date of death Arcadia, WI 54612 Source 700 (Federal Sources) $220,615.00 $212,836.00 $440,858.00 PUBLICATION SUMMONS claim has been sent to you at by garnishment or seizure of CACH, LLC, NW¼ of Section 25-22-8 West, out any warranties, expressed or Arcadia, WI 54612 September 26, 2020, was do- 608-323-3351 Source 800 (Other Financing Sources) $2,857.00 $28,708.00 $17,000.00 AND NOTICE your address as stated in the property. CAPITAL ONE BANK Town of Lincoln, Trempealeau implied. The property is sold in 608-323-3351 miciled in Trempealeau County, Bar Number: 1016461 Source 900 (Other Revenues) $80,994.00 $11,276.00 $3,500.00 (SMALL CLAIMS) caption above. The lawsuit will You may have the option to County, Wisconsin, lying West its ‘as is’ condition. Bar Number: 1016461 State of Wisconsin, with a mail- (Published October 21, 28, Case Number: 20-SC-308 be heard in the following small Answer without appearing in (USA), N.A., TOTAL REVENUES (Fund 10) $7,701,057.00 $8,085,339.00 $8,446,971.00 LVNV FUNDING LLC, of the Trempealeau River and Dated at Whitehall, on this 6th (Pub. October 7, 14, 21, 2020) ing address of: N28333 Burling- November 4, 2020) EXPENDITURES (Fund 10) 2018-19 2019-2020 2020-2021 ––––––––––––––––––––––––– claims court: Jackson County court on the court date by filing BARCLAYS West of the Town Road run- day of October, 2020. WNAXLP ton Road, Arcadia, WI 54612. WNAXLP Function 100000 (Instruction) $3,496,115.00 $3,647,122.00 $3,786,326.00 State of Wisconsin, Courthouse, ZOOM ACCESS: a written Answer with the clerk BANK DELAWARE, and ning through the same intending /s/ Brett Semingson Function 200000 (Support Services) $2,802,031.00 $3,106,929.00 $3,100,378.00 Circuit Court, https://wicourts.zoom. of court before the court date. JEFFERSON CAPITAL hereby to described that portion Brett Semingson Function 400000 (Non-Program) $1,434,234.00 $1,451,386.00 $1,550,266.00 Jackson County us/j/96967889660; ZOOM You must send a copy of your of said forty lying West of the Trempealeau County Sheriff ––––––––––––––––––––––––– 969 6788 9660, Answer to the Plaintiff(s) named SYSTEMS, LLC, TOTAL EXPENDITURES (Fund 10) $7,732,380.00 $8,205,437.00 $8,436,970.00 MEETING ID: town road not heretofore sold to on November 3, 2020, at 9:00 above at their address. You Defendants. KOSTNER, KOSLO PUBLIC NOTICE Actual Actual Proposed JACKSON ELECTRIC —————————————— Julius Jacobson. a.m. may contact the clerk of court & BROVOLD LLC NOTICE OF PUBLIC BUDGET HEARING SPECIAL REVENUE TRUST (Fund 21) 2018-19 2019-2020 Budget 2020-21 COOPERATIVE Telephone Number of By virtue of and pursuant to EXCEPTING THEREFROM Attorney Karina O’Brien TOWN OF GALE, TREMPEALEAU COUNTY, WISCONSIN Beginning Fund Balance $313,656.00 $157,113.00 $195,572.00 N6868 County Road F Clerk of Court: 715-284-0208; at the telephone number above a JUDGMENT OF FORECLO- prior conveyances described in 108 West Main Street NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on Tuesday, November 10, 2020, at 8:00 p.m., at the Town Hall Revenues $52,385.00 $64,377.00 $10,000.00 Black River Falls, WI 54615 To Appear By Phone: 312-626- to determine if there are other SURE entered in the above- Volume 137 Deeds, Page 329, Arcadia, WI 54612 of the Town of Gale, a Public Budget Hearing on the PROPOSED 2021 BUDGET of the Town of Gale Expenditures $208,928.00 $25,917.00 — Plaintiff(s) 6799. methods to answer a Small entitled action on the 24th day and Volume 138 Deeds, Page Plaintiff’s Attorneys Claims complaint in that county. in Trempealeau County will be held. The proposed budget, in detail, is posted and is also available on Ending Fund Balance $157,113.00 $195,573.00 $205,572.00 -vs- If you do not attend the of April, 2020, I will sell at public 355, Trempealeau County Re- (Published October 21, 28, Dated October 9, 2020. the town’s website at www.townofgale.com. The following is a summary of the Proposed 2021 Budget. Actual Actual Proposed JAMIE STEELE hearing, the court may enter a November 4, 2020) REVENUES 2020 2021 % change SPECIAL EDUCATION (Fund 27) 2018-19 2019-2020 Budget 2020-21 W15964 S. Prairie Road judgment against you in favor /s/ Garrett W. Nix WNAXLP State Revenue Sharing $112,334 $112,334 Revenues $1,175,498.00 $1,164,153.00 $1,396,483.00 Osseo, WI 54758 of the person(s) suing you. State Bar No. 1088892 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Transportation Aids $200,017 $200,017 Expenditures $1,175,498.00 $1,164,153.00 $1,396,483.00 Defendant(s) A copy of the claim has been Plaintiff’s Attorney NOTICE TO ELECTORS ––––––––––––––––––––––––– sent to you at your address as Von Ruden & Nix, S.C. (Informal Administration) Aid on DNR lands $51 $51 Actual Actual Proposed NOTICE OF PUBLIC TEST Case No. 2020PR000045 stated in the caption above. A 4410 Golf Terrace, Suite 210 Interest, Licenses & Permits $2490 $2790 NON-REF. DEBT SERVICE (Fund 38) 2018-19 2019-2020 Budget 2020-21 Publication Summons City of Whitehall, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Lottery Credit $7000 $8500 Beginning Fund Balance $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 and Notice of Filing judgment may be enforced as Eau Claire, WI 54701 A of the HAVA compliant handicap voting machines Public Test State of Wisconsin, Fire Insurance Dues $6052 $6983 Revenues $52,168.00 $52,168.00 $0.00 TO THE PERSON(S) NAMED provided by law. A judgment P: 715-514-2217 (AVC Edge II) that will be used at the Tuesday, November 3, 2020, Circuit Court, County Hwy. Aid $1700 $0 Expenditures $52,168.00 $52,168.00 $0.00 ABOVE AS DEFENDANT(S): awarding money may become (Published October 21, 2020) General Election, will be held at the Train Depot, which is located Trempealeau County You are being sued b y a lien against any real estate WNAXLP Transmission Line Impact Fees $104,962 $104,562 Ending Fund Balance $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 at 36295 Main Street, Whitehall on Monday, October 26, 2020, at ––––––––––––––––––––––––– the person(s) named above (property) you own now or in the TOTAL REVENUES $434,606 $435,237 .14% Actual Actual Proposed NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 9:00 a.m. In the Matter of the Estate of EXPENDITURES as Plaintiff(s). A copy of the future, and may also be enforced CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT Karen Witte, Clerk/Treasurer REF. DEBT SERVICE (Fund 39) 2018-19 2019-2020 Budget 2020-21 PATRICIA A. KASTAD General Government $261,350 $254,835 Beginning Fund Balance $238,407.00 $280,684.00 $270,561.00 HOME BUSINESS City of Whitehall ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Public Safety $63,662 $70,593 Revenues $8,276,139.00 $1,223,400.00 $1,388,275.00 ACCESSORY (DAYCARE) (Published October 21, 2020) PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: Public Works $399,640 $362,892 Expenditures $8,233,862.00 $1,233,523.00 $1,388,275.00 PUBLIC NOTICE ––––––––––––––––––––––––– WNAXLP An application for informal There will be a Public Hear- Health & Human Services $5,850 $6,050 Ending Fund Balance $280,684.00 $270,561.00 $270,561.00 TOWN OF HALE administration was filed. The ing held before the Trempealeau Culture and Education $750 $750 Actual Actual Proposed BUDGET HEARING decedent, with date of birth Oc- County Environment and Land Capital Outlay $70,355 $108,995 CAPITAL PROJECTS (FUND 49) 2018-19 2019-2020 Budget 2020-21 SPECIAL VOTERS MEETING and tober 7, 1946, and date of death Use Committee on Wednes- NOTICE TO ELECTORS TOTAL EXPENSES $801,607 $804,115 .31% Beginning Fund Balance $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 REGULAR MONTHLY BOARD MEETING August 14, 2020, was domiciled day, November 4, 2020, at 9:05 TOWN OF PIGEON Tax Levy $367,000 $368,877 .51% Revenues $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on Tuesday, November 10, in Trempealeau County, State a.m., in the County Board Room, NOTICE OF PUBLIC TEST NOTICE OF SPECIAL TOWN MEETING Expenditures $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 2020, at 7:00 p.m., in the Hale Town Hall, Trempealeau County, Wis- of Wisconsin, with a mailing ad- Courthouse, 36245 Main Street, — Edge Voting Machine — OF THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF GALE, TREMPEALEAU COUNTY Ending Fund Balance $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 consin, the Town of Hale will hold a on the Proposed Public Hearing Whitehall, Wisconsin. Saturday, October 24, 2020, 9:00 a.m. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on Tuesday, November 10, 2020, immediately following comple- Actual Actual Proposed 2021 Budget for the Town of Hale as printed below. To consider a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a Public Test of the Edge tion of the Public Hearing on the Proposed Year 2021 Budget, which begins at 8:00 p.m., at the Town FOOD SERVICE (Fund 50) 2018-19 2019-2020 Budget 2020-21 , that a PURPOSE: NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN Special Town Conditional Use Permit for al- Electronic Voting Machine, to be used at the General Election being trempealeau of Gale, a Special Town Meeting of the electors called pursuant to Section 60.12(1)(c) of Wisconsin Beginning Fund Balance $24,899.00 $33,753.00 $165,610.00 will immediately follow the Budget Hearing to au- Voters Meeting lowance of a Home Business held on Tuesday, November 3, 2020, will be Saturday, October 24, Statutes by the Town Board for the following purposes will be held: Revenues $370,473.00 $603,300.00 $386,850.00 thorize the Town Levy for 2021 pursuant to Section 60.10(1)(a) of county times Accessory to principal permitted 2020, at 9:00 a.m. The test will take place at the Pigeon Town Hall, 1. To adopt the 2020 Town Tax Levy to be paid in 2021, pursuant to Section 60.10(1)(a) of Wisconsin Expenditures $361,619.00 $471,443.00 $410,765.00 the Wisconsin Statutes. single-family dwelling units (Day- N39631 Fuller Coulee Road, Whitehall, Wisconsin. All residents Statutes. Ending Fund Balance $33,753.00 $165,610.00 $141,695.00 , that the Town Board Your Source NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN care) in a Residential 8 district. are invited to attend the Public Test. NOTICE: TOWN OF GALE Actual Actual Proposed of Hale will meet following the Special Meeting to adopt the 2021 Northwest Quar- Bill Butler, Clerk SPECIAL TOWN BOARD MEETING AGENCY FUND (Fund 60) 2018-19 2019-2020 Budget 2020-21 Budget. Immediately following the above set meetings, the Regular LOCATION: — for — ter of the Northwest Quarter, Town of Pigeon NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on Tuesday, November 10, 2020, immediately following the com- Beginning Fund Balance $157,684.00 $161,127.00 $193,513.00 Town Board meeting will be held. Section 21, Town 18 Range 8 (Published October 21, 2020) pletion of the Special Town Meeting of the electors, which shall follow the Public Hearing on the pro- Revenues $331,861.00 $184,643.00 $50,000.00 Donald A. Halvorson Area News West in the Town of Caledonia, WNAXLP posed 2021 Budget, which begins at 8:00 p.m., at the Town Hall of the Town of Gale, a Town Board Expenditures $328,388.00 $152,257.00 $75,000.00 Town of Hale, Clerk Trempealeau County, Wis. Meeting will be held for the following purpose. Ending Fund Balance $161,127.00 $193,513.00 $168,513.00 2021 BUDGET Hearing requested by Michael 1. For the Town Board to discuss and adopt the Year 2021 Budget for the Town of Gale. Actual Actual Proposed TOWN OF HALE, TREMPEALEAU COUNTY & Danielle Bluske, Petitioners/ Sue Henderson, Clerk/Treasurer PRIVATE BENEFIT TRUST FUND (72) 2018-19 2019-2020 Budget 2020-21 PUBLIC NOTICE EXPENDITURES: Landowners. Town of Gale Beginning Fund Balance $125,638.00 $124,767.00 $115,907.00 Town Board ...... $32,200.00 Your attendance and com- STATE OF WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES (Published October 21, 28, 2020) Revenues $85,392.00 $82,985.00 $99,950.00 Assessor ...... $10,600.00 ments are encouraged at this PUBLIC NOTICE OF INTENT TO MODIFY A WISCONSIN POLLUTANT WNAXLP Expenditures $86,263.00 $91,845.00 $97,450.00 Elections ...... $1,000.00 hearing. If you are unable to at- DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM (WPDES) PERMIT No. WI-0064998-02-1 Ending Fund Balance $124,767.00 $115,907.00 $118,407.00 Legal Expenses ...... $500.00 tend and have any questions, FOR THE COMPLETE PUBLIC NOTICE AND DETAILS, GO TO THE WEB LINK: Actual Actual Proposed Property & Liability Insurance ...... $14,500.00 please call Mark Carlson with http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/wastewater/PublicNotices.html PACKAGED SERVICES (FUND 99) 2018-19 2019-2020 Budget 2020-21 Town Hall ...... $7,000.00 NOTICE TO ELECTORS the Department of Land Man- PERMITTEE: Eleva Strum Joint Sewerage Commission WWTF, 202 5th Avenue S., Strum, WI, 54770 Revenues $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Withholding/Unemployment ...... $19,000.00 agement at 715-538-2311, ext. FACILITY WHERE DISCHARGE OCCURS: Eleva Strum Joint Sewerage Commission WWTF, — PUBLIC NOTICE — Expenditures $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Fire Department ...... $60,000.00 259 or email to N49237 County Rd. V TESTING ELECTRONIC VOTING EQUIPMENT First Responders ...... $5,000.00 mark.carlson@ . RECEIVING WATER AND LOCATION: The surface waters of the Buffalo River in the Upper Buffalo FOR THE NOVEMBER 3, 2020, GENERAL ELECTION Fire Equipment Fund ...... $0.00 co.trempealeau.wi.us Under Wisconsin State Statute 5.84(1), Public Test(s) of the electronic voting equipment will be held If you are unable to attend River Watershed of the Buffalo–Trempealeau River Basin located in Trempealeau County Bridge Fund CDs ...... $10,000.00 to ascertain that the equipment will correctly count the November 3, 2020, votes cast for all offices and PUBLIC NOTICE and desire to submit a written BRIEF FACILITY DESCRIPTION: The Villages of Eleva and Strum have a combined wastewater Highway Labor ...... $100,000.00 on all measures. All tests are open to the public. comment, please send your treatment facility to serve both domestic wastewater from communities, and industrial wastewater from NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING TREMPEALEAU COUNTY Road Upkeep Materials ...... $140,000.00 written comments to Depart- the North American Fly Company. The annual average design flow the facility is designed to treat is MUNICIPALITY, DATE, TIME, LOCATION AND CONTACT INFORMATION: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that pursuant to Section 65.90 Wisconsin Statutes, a hearing on the Machinery Repairs ...... $20,000.00 ment of Land Management, P.O. up to 0.201 million gallons per day (MGD), with an actual average influent flow of 0.099 MGD in 2019. CITY OF GALESVILLE TOWN OF TREMPEALEAU Trempealeau County Budget and Tax Levy for the year 2021 will be held in the County Board Room Hwy. Equip., Gas & Oil ...... $20,000.00 October 27, 2020, 9:00 a.m. October 27, 2020, 2:00 p.m. Box 67, Whitehall, WI 54773, The facility has enhanced biological nutrient removal, activated sludge, and UV disinfection. Sludge is of the Trempealeau County Government Center, in the City of Whitehall, Wisconsin, at 11:00 a.m., on Tremp. Co. Hwy. Dept...... $6,400.00 Community Room, Galesville Public Library Town Office, Centerville Community Center or email to hauled to the West Central Wisconsin Biosolids Facility. There are no operational changes proposed for November 10, 2020. The following is a summary of the Proposed 2021 Budget. A detailed copy of such Town Shop Utilities ...... $5,500.00 mark.carlson@. 16787 South Main Street, Galesville, WI 54630 W24854 State Road 54/93, Galesville WI . the upcoming term. statement is available for inspection in the County Clerk’s office. Garbage ...... $14,000.00 co.trempealeau.wi.us Suzanne M. Johnson, Clerk/Treasurer Sonja A. Byrne, Clerk/Treasurer Please know that written com- The Department is proposing to modify pollutant trading for the purposes of complying with effluent Dated at Whitehall, Wisconsin, this 14th day of October, 2020. Recycling ...... $5,000.00 608-582-2475 608-539-2902 ments will be read at the public phosphorus limits at Outfall 001. The Eleva Strum WWTF originally submitted a Water Quality Trading /s/ Paul L. Syverson Miscellaneous Expenses ...... $1,553.00 hearing up to 250 words. All writ- Plan WQT-2019-0016 that provides the details of this pollutant trade. The plan provides calculations VILLAGE OF TREMPEALEAU TOWN OF GALE Trempealeau County Clerk Cemetery Upkeep ...... $2,000.00 October 27, 2020, 2:00 p.m. October 26, 2020, 5:15 p.m. ten comments must include the and a table that shows the amount of phosphorus credits that will be available each year. Eleva Strum TREMPEALEAU COUNTY BUDGET Machinery Fund CDs ...... $10,000.00 Village Office Town of Gale Meeting Room name and address of its author. WWTF submitted an amendment to the plan that more accurately reflects the credits available and was — GENERAL FUND — TOTAL EXPENSES ...... $484,253.00 24455 3rd Street 20037 Gibson Street Any special interest groups or approved by the Department. The permit still retains a phosphorus monthly average concentration efflu- BUDGET FOR BUDGET FOR CHANGE IN REVENUES: Trempealeau, WI 54661 Galesville, WI 54630 expert witnesses will be allowed ent limit of 1.0 mg/L that acts as the minimum control level and applies to outfall 001. Significant effluent YEAR ENDING YEAR ENDING TOTAL BUDGET General Prop. Tax Levy ...... $172,068.00 Kathy Peterson, Clerk Sue Henderson, Clerk/Treasurer 20 minutes to give a presenta- monitoring or limit changes that will continue from the current permit are as follows: 1.) New effluent REVENUES: 12/31/20 12/31/21 2020 TO 2021 Forest Crop/MFL and Woodland Tax ...... $2,800.00 608-534-6434 608-582-4454 tion and must register at least phosphorus limit compliance methods based on water quality trading credits, added an associated phos- TAXES State Shared Revenues ...... $67,651.00 one week prior to the meeting phorus credits compliance schedule, 2.) The removal of copper and hardness monitoring, 3.) The addi- TOWN OF CALEDONIA TOWN OF ARCADIA GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES $8,153,289 $8,234,634 1.0% General Hwy. Fund ...... $198,072.00 October 26, 2020, 7:00 a.m. October 26, 2020, 5:00 p.m. date by calling Mark Carlson of tion of effluent weekly geometric mean limit for fecal coliform,4.) Addition of total nitrogen, nitrate+nitrite OTHER TAXES $2,307,106 $2,411,185 Recycling Grant (DNR) ...... $1,773.00 Caledonia Town Hall Arcadia Town Hall the Department of Land Man- nitrogen, Kjeldahl nitrogen monitoring, and weekly and monthly average limits for ammonia nitrogen, 5.) LICENSES AND PERMITS $134,030 $162,776 Fire Department 2% Dues Payment ...... $3,317.00 N14399 County Road M W26051 State Road 95 agement at 715-538-2311, ext. Addition of an acute WET limit. The additional limit types for fecal coliform and ammonia nitrogen have INTERGOVERNMENTAL $2,913,266 $2,779,218 Dog License Collections ...... $500.00 Galesville, WI 54630 Arcadia, WI 54612 259. been added to comply with NR 106.07(3). CHARGES FOR SERVICES $1,001,602 $865,651 Garbage Fees ...... $11,435.00 Blaise Stegemeyer, Clerk/Treasurer Lynn Axness, Clerk Sincerely, Permit Drafter’s Name, Address, Phone and Email: Angela Parkhurst, DNR, 1300 W. Clairemont FINES AND FORFEITURES $140,000 $145,000 Interest Income from Money Market Acct...... $1,626.00 608-484-0399 608-323-3470 Ave., Eau Claire, WI, 54701, P: 715-839-3836, [email protected] INVESTMENT INCOME $347,300 $159,300 Private Work & Snow Plowing Contracts ...... $25,000.00 Mark Carlson Zoning & Sanitary Specialist Basin Engineer’s Name, Address, Phone and Email: Jarrod Nelson, 1300 W. Clairemont Ave., Eau TOWN OF DODGE TOWN OF GLENCOE OTHER REVENUES $66,622 $188,104 Exempt Computer Aid ...... $11.00 October 24, 2020, 9:00 a.m. October 28, 2020, 8:30 a.m. (Pub. October 14, 21, 2020) Claire, WI, 54701, P: 715-492-0637, [email protected] PROCEEDS OF TOTAL REVENUE ...... $484,253.00 Dodge Town Hall, Glencoe Town Hall WNAXLP The Department has tentatively decided that the above specified WPDES permit should be modified. LONG-TERM DEBT $465,434 $156,000 Submitted by: W29861 Bambenek Street W104 State Road 95 PROPOSED MODIFICATION: Eleva Strum annual phosphorus credits in the WQT Plan updated with TOTAL REVENUES $15,528,649 $15,101,868 -2.7% Donald Halvorson, Clerk Dodge, WI 54625 Arcadia, WI 54612 a new amendment and reflected in the permit requirements. FUND BALANCE APPLIED $3,202,261 $829,753 Town of Hale We Accept credit cArds Kara Wener, Clerk Anne Cornish, Clerk Persons wishing to comment on or object to the proposed permit action, or to request a public hearing, TOTAL REVENUES AND (Published October 21, 2020) 608-539-2881 608-323-7405 or rempealeau may write to the Department of Natural Resources at the permit drafter’s address. All comments or sug- FUND BALANCE APPLIED $18,730,910 $15,931,621 WNAXLP F T gestions received no later than 30 days after the publication date of this public notice will be considered CITY OF ARCADIA TOWN OF ETTRICK EXPENDITURES: CounTy Times along with other information on file in making a final decision regarding the permit. Anyone providing October 27, 2020, 9:00 a.m. October 27, 2020, 10:00 a.m. GENERAL GOVERNMENT $7,549,323 $5,862,144 comments in response to this public notice will receive a notification of the Department’s final decision City Of Arcadia Ettrick Town Hall PUBLIC SAFETY $6,684,375 $6,385,174 For more local subsCripTions and when the permit is issued. 401 West Main Street P.O. Box 52 HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES $1,163,040 $1,129,322 ClassiFied ad orders The Department may schedule a public informational hearing if requested by any person and shall Arcadia, WI 54612 Ettrick, WI 54627 EDUCATION & RECREATION $1,418,861 $1,334,894 government news you schedule an informational hearing if a petition requesting a hearing is received from 5 or more persons Angela Berg, Clerk Kara Noren, Clerk CONSERVATION & DEVELOPMENT $1,696,187 $1,220,087 or if response to this notice indicates significant public interest pursuant to S. 283.49, Stats. Information 608-323-3359 608-525-4991 TRANSFER TO OTHER FUNDS $219,124 — can use, turn to the… on requesting a hearing is at the above web link. VILLAGE OF ETTRICK TOWN OF HALE TOTAL EXPENDITURES $18,730,910 $15,931,621 -14.9% Information on file for this permit action, including the draft permit, fact sheet and permit application, October 28, 2020, 2:00 p.m. October 27, 2020, 10:00 a.m. TREMPEALEAU COUNTY PROPOSED BUDGET FOR 2021 may be inspected and copied at either the above named permit drafter’s office or the above named Village Office Town Hall in Pleasantville ALL GOVERNMENTAL AND PROPRIETARY FUNDS COMBINED permit drafter’s address. Currently, DNR staff are working remotely and have very limited access to U.S. 22864 N. Main Street N42111 County Road O SPECIAL DEBT CAPITAL BUDGET FOR CHANGE IN Mail. To ensure comments are received, the Department recommends that all comments be sent via Ettrick, WI 54627 Whitehall, WI54773 GENERAL REVENUE SERVICE PROJECTS ENTERPRISE YEAR ENDING TOTAL BUDGET email to the permit drafter listed in this notice. Information on file for this permit action, including the draft Jane Jensen, Village Clerk Donald Halvorson, Clerk 608-525-5445 715-695-3549 – Home FUND FUNDS FUND FUND FUNDS TOTAL 12/31/20 2020 – 2021 permit, fact sheet and permit application, is accessible via email by contacting the above named permit GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES $8,234,634 $2,492,192 $2,942,027 $ — $2,036,256 $15,705,109 $15,318,496 2.5% 715-538-3283 – Cell drafter’s email address or the above named basin engineer’s email during normal business hours, Mon- OTHER REVENUES $6,867,234 $6,873,728 $ — $ — $44,327,200 $58,068,162 $57,542,480 The test shall be conducted by processing a pre-audited group of ballots so marked as to record a pre- day through Friday (except holidays). NOTE: DNR staff have limited access to permit hard copy files dur- TOTAL REVENUES $15,101,868 $9,365,920 $2,942,027 $ — $46,363,456 $73,773,271 $72,860,977 1.3% determined number of valid votes for each candidate and on each referendum (when applicable). The ing this time as they are working from home, but much of the permit file is available electronically by email TOTAL EXPENDITURES $15,931,621 $9,601,960 $2,942,027 $ — $46,363,456 $74,839,064 $76,363,392 -2.0% test shall include for each office one or more ballots which have votes in excess of the number allowed request. Permit information is also available on the internet at: http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/wastewater/ BUDGETED EXCESS (DEFICIT) ($829,753) ($236,040) $ — $ — $ — ($1,065,793) ($3,502,416) by law in order to test the ability of the automatic tabulating equipment to reject such votes. An errorless PublicNotices.html. Pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act, reasonable accommodation, in- FUND BALANCE, JAN. $15,201,034 $1,066,034 $228,407 $40,294 $14,669,117 $31,204,886 $27,345,515 count must be made before the Clerk can approve the equipment for use in the election. cluding the provision of informational material in an alternative format, will be made to qualified individu- FUND BALANCE, DEC. 31 $14,371,281 $829,994 $228,407 $40,294 $14,669,117 $30,139,093 $23,843,099 als upon request. (Published October 21, 2020) WNAXLP ESTIMATED DEBT OUTSTANDING FOR ALL FUNDS AT 12/31/2020 IS $36,527,991. (Published October 21, 2020) WNAXLP (Published October 21, 2020) WNAXLP Page 20 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, October 21, 2020 Wednesday, October 21, 2020 Trempealeau County Times Page 21 ALESILLE PUBLIC ante LEGAL Library hours: on. & Wed. · Well Reconditioning 0am-pm Tues. & Thurs., FE WATED: We · Well Abandonment NOTICES pm-pm Fri. 0am-6pm pay for cylinders and Sat., am-pm. Storytime cans. 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Stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, air • Josh Baecker- 715.533.4114 • Jeanne Carlson- 715.533.4444 Landscaping • Skidsteer and Grading Services • Excavating 715-284-4684 • Jacob Lallemont- 608.863.3928 • Ashton Atter- 715.533.4666 NORDSTROM Plaintiff’s Attorney sheds, garages, play houses, conditioner included. All utilities included. Beauty shop Construction & Dump Truck Services • Snowplowing Von Ruden & Nix, S.C. animal shelters. Engineered YOUR CHOICE OF THE • Amy Mayer- 715.456.1790 4410 Golf Terrace, Suite 210 & laundry facilities on-site. All units have separate outside for Wisconsin snow loads. Lumber, Inc. Tim Gates and Erik Byom: 608-799-0456 Eau Claire, WI 54701 entry. P: 715-514-2217 Free delivery. Cobblestone 146900 AUCTIONEER More Photos and Listings at Melrose (Published October 21, 2020) Cottage, Hixton, 5-6- Whitehall: 1 & 2-bedroom units located on Claire DOES MAKE A www.NorthernInvestment.Com WNAXLP . Street. Stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, air HHA: Charming 3-bed, 608-488-2401 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2-bath, 1,350 sq. ft., mid-centu- DIFFERENCE (Informal Administration) conditioner included. Some units include washer/dryer. WHEN PLANNING AN E U C E C A D S a t SILE . WIT Case No. 2020PR000047 ry, solid oak trim, rooms upgrad- Garage Sale On-site laundry facilities available. Beauty shop on-site. Centerville Community emorial Library hours: ––––––––––––––––––––––––– ed with top of the line carpet, room, Tuesdays at pm. on. pm-pm, Tues. & State of Wisconsin, I SALE: W000 Water, sewer and garbage service included. Elevator many updates (windows, fur- ew players welcome. Con- Wed., pm-6pm Thurs. & Constucton Circuit Court, access to most units. Trempealeau County Dopp Rd., Ettrick. Sat., Oct. nace, hot water heater, sewer & tact Lorna at 60-5-50 Fri., am-6pm & Sat., am- ASPHALT PAVING for reservations. pm. ––––––––––––––––––––––––– , am-pm & Sun., Oct. For persons 18 years+ water lines, roof, siding-house is AWUE CCAN TMAIKOE ANLL In the Matter of the Estate of 5, noon-pm. Photos and maintenance free), fenced back- and SEALCOATING JANICE H. BERG THE ARRANGEMENTS more information on Trem- Stove/refrigerator included. Laundry facilities on-site. yard, rear entry for future garage, FROM JUST LISTED ––––––––––––––––––––––––– pealeau County Rummage PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: 1-bedroom units located on Willow Street. 3-season room with hot tub. Patching • Driveways “The expertise is in the name.” Sale Group Facebook page. Arcadia: R1LS - Beautiful, spacious, An application for informal Heat, water, sewer and garbage service included. Max o set u so ott: START enior iscounts Parking Lots • Hot Crack Filling administration was filed. The de- Cant take it all with us. immaculate home in the country , or Full service for all of your Lime needs! cedent, with date of birth Janu- Priced to sell. Face cover- rent $427 when within income limits. Scott Gunnufson possibly , bedrooms, baths, large Commercial & Residential ary 6, 1930, and date of death ing requested. TO FINISH living and dining with great views. R • Agricultural Lime • Crushed Rock August 26, 2020, was domiciled Independence: 2-bedroom units located on Elm Northwest Wisconsin Realty Team, LLC [email protected] PROFESSIONAL Blair ...... 33, in Trempealeau County, State Street. Heat, water, sewer and garbage service included. AUCTIONEERING SERVICE ering our rea • 715-533-1742 • Hauling of All Rock • Spreader & Dump Truck Service of Wisconsin, with a mailing ad- Misc. Cell: 715-828-7761 SINCE 1978 dress of: 19441 Eden Drive, Apt. Pigeon Falls: 1 & 2-bedroom units located on Winsand RTM - Rare find bed, year- • Variable Rate Spreading Available 25, Galesville, WI 54630. W ET Drive and Church Street. Water, sewer and garbage All interested persons waived storage when round home in the vacation town of notice. The deadline for filing a you could rent-to-own a service included. Hatfield. This home was built in 608-323-3308 | [email protected] claim against the decedent’s es- building on your property. and is ready to enoy with no updates Arcadia, WI tate is January 14, 2021. A claim Cobblestone Cottage, Hix- Galesville: 1-bedroom units located on W. Ridge needed. Hatfield ...... 17, LAMBRIGHT may be filed at the Trempea- ton 5-6-. Avenue. Water, sewer and garbage service included. Max leau County Courthouse, 36245 rent $403 when within income limits. Main St., Room 214, Whitehall, E A T L I I TRTI el ante Wisconsin. Speed Internet. As Low As Family units in Arcadia, Blair, Galesville & /s/ Jill F. Clark .5/month for the first A COMPLETE LINE OF CONSTRUCTION Register in Probate months. Reliable High Whitehall: 2 & 3-bedroom units with laundry hook- October 14, 2020 Speed Fiber Optic Techno- ups available. Stove/refrigerator included. 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This position would Best Healthcare applications for a Full-Time Cook for the 2020-21 MEAT CUTTER Holidays, Vacation, Health Insurance, 401(k). schedule. Come when you begin ASAP. The primary responsibility for this position will be to assist in the school year. Position will begin ASAP and will work can. .5 or contract. 60- Please apply in person. (no phone calls, please) Workers! 8 hours per day, Monday – Friday, on school days. apply in person at: 5-6 after :0am. English Language Learners program at the middle school. Speaking and writing The hourly pay rate is $13.85 per hour. Interested S2941 Indian Creek Rd., Fountain City ehaial ealth WATED: ADA STRUM LOCKER Spanish are required. This is a full-time position, 7:45AM – 3:30PM, Mon.–Fri. Rate persons should send an application to: 608-687-7681 for -0 hours, Centerville. 5th Ave., Strum • 715-695-2914 • Levi & Denise Loesel of pay $14.00 per hour. iene einal nel-lini Settin 60-5-0. Lance Bagstad, Superintendent Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8-5 • Sat. 8-noon Applications can be found on the school’s website at www. Certifi ed Social Worker-Community 730 Raider Drive, Suite 3150 BUFFALO LUMBER AND TIE CO. TEPEALEAU C. arcadia.k12.wi.us. Interested applicants should send an For details and to apply, go to www.tchcc.com Arcadia, WI 54612 Health Department takes ap- TCHCC is an Equal Opportunity Employer and complies with the pointments for immuniza- application and resumé to: provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The application can be found on the school’s tions on Thursdays. Hours website at www.arcadia.k12.wi.us. Applications TREMPEALEAU are am-pm, or by special Looking for the Lance Bagstad, Superintendent arrangement. Call 5-5- will be accepted until Friday, October 23, 2020, COUNTY OPENING , ext. 0 or toll-free Best Healthcare 730 Raider Dr., Suite 3150 or until the position is filled. -5-, ext. 0. Arcadia, WI 54612 Workers! Full-time position to provide services through the ging Applications accepted until position is filled. Disability Resource Center. nnual salary for this exempt WANTED: OTR DRIVERS RNs • LPNs MODERN COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY position 46,654 52,8 D, plus comprehensive benefi ts. Full- or part-time going CNAs • PCWs ADDING A FULL-TIME For details, visit www.co.trempealeau.wi.us, or contact to west coast. Newer CR T Has a full-time Infant Teacher position open. Would you equipment, reefers. uman Resources at 75-538-23, ext. 224. Applications like to make positive impact on children’s lives and have fun FINISHING EQUIPMENT Will consider DWI's For a complete list and to apply must be received by Wed., Nov. 4, 2020. EE over 2 years old or call. visit www.tchcc.com while doing it? Must be 18 years old and have completed the OPERATOR: WALK-IN WEDNESDAYS! required child care courses or is willing to take required classes 7 day turnaround. TCHCC is an Equal Opportunity Employer and complies with the rd Seeking career orientated, self-motivated individual to operate Call: 715-797-1075 provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Every Wednesday, 1:30pm-4:30pm • 108 S. 3 St., Arcadia upon hiring, set by state of Wisconsin. modern finishing equipment. Printing Industry experience a We will be accepting applications, same day interviews & tours. Please pick up application at the center: plus. Equipment includes: Folders, Stitcher-Trimmers, Cutters, 35788 Chestnut St., Independence and various other machines. Forklift and Dock Truck experience Welders & Production Part-Time Full-Time Monday-Friday, 4:30am-5:30pm a plus. Lifting required. Position offers advancement and wages st nd based on experience and skill level. Will train. Positions 1 & 2 Shift • $750 New Hire Bonus • $1,500 New Hire Bonus Full-Time Mon.-Thurs., 5:00am-3:00pm; 3:00pm-1:00am WE'RE HIRING! • Flexible Schedules • Wage INCREASE at 60 DAYS Resumes can be mailed or emailed to Wages $12-$18.50 based on position and experience. [email protected] WE ARE GROWING & EXPANDING! built around YOUR availability • $14.18/hr. + $2.00 Shift Di erential MAINTENANCE WORKER Nelson offers Health & Dental Insurance, 401(K) match, WE NEED PEOPLE TO HELP WITH GROWTH! Full-time position in Arcadia. Must be able to perform a • Pay incentives up to additional $2/hr. = $16.18/hr. variety of skilled and semi-skilled tasks including preventative Interested individuals invited to apply at: STD Insurance, Paid Time Off. NOW HIRING: Skilled Operator and General Labor positions available • Wage INCREASE at 60 DAYS • Full bene ts package at 60 days maintenance and repairs to building and equipment. THE PRINT SHOP on 2nd & 3rd shifts. Responsible for general maintenance of the building including Apply in person, email or fax: areas of carpentry, electrical, HVAC, plumbing, painting. One or more 415 East Main St., Black River Falls, WI 54615 Nelson Global Products +$1.00 shift di erential for 2nd shifts and +$1.50 shift di erential for 3rd shifts! Pilgrim’s O ers: years of hands on work experience in maintenance required. 1450 E. Wilson, Arcadia, WI 54612 nd •2 Shift Schedule: Mon. - Fri. (2pm-10pm) + OT Salary based on experience and skills. Fax: 608-323-2062 rd Training provided with our on-site trainers •3 Shift Schedule: Mon. - Fri. (10pm-6am) + OT & Sun. - Thurs. (10pm-6am) + OT Send resume with related experience to Email: [email protected] $13.25 - $17.00/hr starting wage based on skills and experience Advancement opportunities Denise Loveland AA/EEO Employer. Please apply online or at the entrance to each local facility for consideration. P.O. Box 2829, La Crosse, WI 54602 Employee discounts HOME OF: [email protected] INSRI INR Apply online at: www.whitehall-specialties.com Monthly Gold’n Rewards potential Horizon Management Group, INC is an or send resume to [email protected] Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer. Titan Air, LLLP located in Osseo, is a leading manufacturer of An Equal Opportunity Employer. Minorities, Females, Protected Veterans and Disabled encouraged to apply. Pilgrim’s Company enforces a policy of industrial HVAC equipment and personal lifts. Tital Air is in need of an VILLAGE OF STRUM maintaining a drug-free workforce, including pre-employment substance abuse testing. enthusiastic and self-motivated person to ll a position in our paint department. Quali ed applicants will be: PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT TWO FULL-TIME CUSTODIAL POSITIONS • Able to prepare and apply industrial paint per speci cations on Village of Strum is seeking a full-time, qualified person, to perform NOW HIRING: sheet metal and structural steel. the duties in the Public Works Department. This position would The School District of Arcadia is accepting applications for two • Clean up work area after each job including following guidelines include job duties, not limited to, maintaining streets, parks, water & MAINTENANCE TECH. positions of custodian to begin ASAP. One is a permanent position for safe handling and disposal of hazardous chemicals and waste. wastewater departments. High school diploma or equivalent required, and one is approximately a one-year, temporary, full-time • Maintain equipment and troubleshoot any issues. additional education a plus. Valid Wisconsin Driver’s License with the It’s an exciting time at Whitehall Specialties, Inc! With an aggressive growth forecast and excellent bene ts, it’s a position that could become permanent. Hours are primarily from • Able to read a tape measure and perform basic mathematical cal- ability to obtain a CDL upon employment. Successful candidate will be great time to join our team! Whitehall Specialties, Inc. has skilled positions available in both our Whitehall facilities. 2:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., Monday-Friday during the school year culations. required to obtain WI DNR Waterworks and Wastewater Certifications and 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday-Friday during the summer • Must be thorough, accurate and detail-oriented. during their employment. Weekend rotation and emergency on call WE ARE SEEKING: with occasional evenings and weekends. Day rate of pay is $14.80 • Previous knowledge and experience with industrial painting a schedule is part of the normal responsibilities. Successful candidate(s) and night rate of pay is $15.05 per hour. plus, but not required. Experienced Maintenance Technician (2nd shift) - Salary is up to $35/hr. based on skills/ must have excellent communication skills and the ability to develop We o er medical and life insurance plans; a 401(k) retirement plan; The application can be found on the school’s website at www. good working relationships with the public and Village of Strum staff. knowledge and experience. Excellent health plan options, dental, vision, exible spending, 401(k), paid pro t sharing; paid holidays; paid vacations; tuition reimbursement. arcadia.k12.wi.us. Interested persons should send an application Candidate will have equipment operation and mechanical experience; uniforms, shift di erential, life, voluntary life options, AD&D, short- and long-term disability, paid time Please submit resumé and salary requirements to: Debbie Hayden, to: computer knowledge is also required. Salary range DOQ plus benefits. o , holidays, tuition reimbursement, prescription safety glasses and employee assistance plans. Human Resources Manager, P.O. Box 717, 13901 16th Street, Osseo, Lance Bagstad, Superintendent Deadline to apply is Friday, October 30, 2020. Applications and EMPLOYEE HEALTH NURSE School District of Arcadia WI 54758 or to [email protected]. Apply online today at www.whitehall-specialties.com Part-time, day shift, 56 hours per pay period, benefited position description are available by contacting Village of Strum at 730 Raider Dr., Suite 3150, Arcadia, WI 54612 715-695-3601. Mail resumé to: Village of Strum, Attn.: Personnel or send resume to [email protected] ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES TECH I Application deadline is Fri., Oct. 30, 2020, or until positions are filled. Committee, P.O. Box 25, Strum, WI 54770. Full-time, afternoon shift, 80 hours per pay period, benefited It is the policy of Whitehall Specialties, Inc. to a ord full Equal Employment Opportunity, and all quali ed employees and applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to sex, pregnancy, race, color, creed, religion, national origin, age, protected veteran status, disability status, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other legally protected status. Whitehall Specialties, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. HOUSEKEEPER Full-time, day shift, 80 hours per pay period, benefited MEDICAL STAFF COORDINATOR HELP WANTED Full-time, day shift, 80 hours per pay period, benefited The Village of Pigeon Falls is looking for a new Clerk/ Dairyland Laboratories has been serving the area since 1958! PRODUCTION | DRIVER | WAREHOUSE MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN/MEDICAL Treasurer. Anyone applying for the position should be TECHNOLOGIST comfortable working with Excel, Word and Quick Books. The WE ARE CURRENTLY HIRING FOR: WHERE: AVAILABLE POSITIONS: Full-time, afternoon shift, 80 hours per pay period, benefited Clerk/Treasurer is responsible for financial records for the FULL-TIME We have multiple job opportunities available. Styrene Products Inc. 2ND Shift Production: $11.50/hr. NUTRITION SERVICES ASSISTANT Village, Elections, Payroll, billing water and sewer and filing Part-time, afternoon shift, 64 hours per pay period, benefited the various reports required by the State and/or Federal LAB TECHNICIAN CARE CENTER • CLINIC • HOSPITAL 1755 E. Blaschko Ave. 1ST Shift Driver: $13.00/hr. government and other duties as assigned. Person needs to (Fiber Analysis) OB REGISTERED NURSE Monday – Friday, 6:00 am – 2:30 pm JOIN OUR TEAM! Arcadia • P: 715-359-6600 Organizational, measuring and Part-time, rotating shift, 48 hours per pay period, benefited be personable and be able to work days. Position would be We offer competitive wages, comprehensive general math skills required. Health 30 hrs./week. Wages would be subject to experience. If you Qualifications: Previous Lab benefits, including: medical, dental, generous SURGICAL SERVICES OPERATING ROOM TECHNICIAN LICENSURE REQUIREMENTS: and dental benefits available the are interested, please send a resumé to the: Experience preferred. paid time off and retirement plans. Full-time, day shift, 80 hours per pay period, benefited Go to our website for more details and job responsibilities. Valid driver’s license required. 1st of the month after 60 days. Village of Pigeon Falls Application & details can be found at RESPIRATORY CARE PRACTITIONER Now is your chance to become a part of the Ag P.O. Box 335 www.gundersenhealth.org/tri-county/ Part-time, day shift, 56 hours per pay period, benefited Community by working with a family-owned employment. Or email resumé to HOW TO APPLY: Pigeon Falls, WI 54760 business right in your backyard! [email protected]. Apply in person at 1755 E. Blaschko Ave., Arcadia PALLIATIVE NURSE PRACTITIONER Part-time, day shift, 56 hours per pay period, benefited If you have questions, please call 715-983-2214, Monday – Mail to: GTC Human Resources, or call 715-359-6600 to have an application emailed to you. Thursday, 7:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. APPLY ONLINE 18601 Lincoln St., Whitehall, WI 54773. www.dairylandlabs.com/careers Visit styreneproducts.com to learn more about our company. Gundersen Tri-County Hospital and Clinics | 20869_1216 Applications accepted until position is filled. Equal Opportunity Employer Page 2 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, October 21, 2020

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