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Building Bridges Through Adventure! sultant, to coordinate this oppor- Education Award, for his commit- Cross-Cultural tunity. Xiaodong Kong is also a ment to provide learning and cul- Northland Ad- professor at Edgewood College in tural experiences to the students Madison, and has worked hard to of China and Northland Pines. venture Quest create educational opportunities Representative Rob Swearingen in the United States for students (34th Assembly District) and Sena- Wraps Up... from China. tor Tom Tiffany (Senate District The students spent the two 12) were also in attendance at the The Northland Pines School weeks exploring natural resourc- Northland Adventure Quest clos- District welcomed Chinese stu- es of Northern Wisconsin and the ing ceremony to say a few words dents for a two-week adventure Upper Peninsula of Michigan. A on the students’ presentations camp August 4 - 14. Northland few of their trips included Bond and commended the Northland Adventure Quest is a two-week Falls, Lake Superior, water qual- Pines School District for offering long cultural experience engaged ity and studying macro inverts on this first-of-its-kind program. 26 Northland Pines students, ages the Deerskin River, logging and Northland Pines is thankful 10-14, with 20 Chinese students. mining museum visit to Caspian, for the Eagle River Rotary Club’s Northland Pines SOAR Charter Michigan, Long Lake Falls, and generous donation of $1000, to School Advisors, Kate Neville visiting Pluedeman Logging—a offset registration costs for North- and Don Anderson instructed the working logging site. land Pines students. students. Northland Adventure Quest For more information on the The Northland Pines School concluded on Thursday, Au- Northland Pines School Dis- District has been working with gust 14 by students presenting trict or Northland Adventure Xiaodong Kong, President of Riv- environmental projects in small Quest contact Dr. Mike Richie at ers as Bridges, and Jack Palmer, groups and honoring Dr. Xia- 715.479.6487, ext. 1, opt. 1 or visit International Educational Con- odong Kuang with a Friend of www.npsd.k12.wi.us

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Pastor's Window–pg 13 • Nature Notes–pg 15 • Classifieds–pg 16 Page 2 August 21, 2014 Border Bulletin US Forest Service Seeks Dr. Laura Schindelholz Joins Local Dental Practice Contractors for Forest Projects Born and raised in Land O’ mission trips to Haiti Lakes and a ’05 graduate of annually. Ironwood, MI. - The U.S. Forest Service is looking for con- Northland Pines, Dr. Laura M. Services Dr. Laura tractors that might be interested in working on the Ottawa Na- Schindelholz is excited about re- will be offering her pa- tional Forest. In 2003, Congress granted the U.S. Forest Service a turning to the area. “I could never tients include all types new tool to accomplish work on the National Forests. This tool, see myself anywhere else”, she of fillings, perio treat- called stewardship contracting, allows on-the-ground projects said. “The people and the pace ment, crowns, bridges, to be paid for from Forest Service timber sales. Locally, many are what I love about this area. I implants, dentures projects have been completed across the Ottawa National Forest am the most comfortable here.” and partials. Root ca- using this method. The Forest Service is planning more projects Every season of the outdoors nals and working with in the future, and wants to create a list of contractors interested holds something for Dr. Laura. children are also areas in helping. “From hunting, fishing and snow- she enjoys. “I do not Victoria Hahka is the Ottawa National Forest Stewardship Co- mobiling to just plain walking have a favorite area of ordinator, and – these are things I have always dentistry. I just plain explained what enjoyed,” she said. Her hobbies love it all,” Dr. Laura the Forest Ser- include baking, cooking, volley- said. vice is looking ball and crafting. She also loves the for. “For de- Dr. Laura completed her un- “rural concept of den- cades the For- dergraduate work at UW Madi- tistry” where she can provide Dr. Laura will start with the est Service has son with a degree in Anthropol- all types of dental services thus practice on Tuesday, September worked with lo- ogy, where she was part of PHI saving her patients’ trips to spe- 2nd, and thereafter seeing pa- cal loggers, of- Beta Kappa Honor Society. She cialists out of the area. “I think tients in Land O’ Lakes Mondays fering contracts graduated from Marquette Den- rural areas have an advantage of through Thursdays from 8 to 5 for timber har- tal School in spring of this year, building a great patient/doctor and until 7pm on Wednesdays. vests to promote where she had been on the Dean’s relationship. We share the same For more information, please call forest health and List. While there she was nomi- community. 715-547-3541 or visit the practice provide wood nated by the faculty and won “Keeping my patients happy at PainlessPeteDentist.com. products. When Camp Nesbit-Norway Steps and Retaining Wall paid for the Wisconsin International Col- and comfortable with dental with Stewardship Contracting Funds to reduce erosion lege of Dentists “David Sampe work that looks great and lasts we have a new and sediment deposition into the nearby lakes, Kenton timber sale, we Ranger District. Award.” Since the age of 14, she has always been my goal, along notify people on has accompanied her dad, Dr. with following my Dad’s “Pain- 4-Wheel Bike our list of timber harvesters, and invite them to submit bids. With Peter J. Schindelholz, on dental less” reputation." adventures & rentals stewardship contracting, we need to create another list, a list of contractors interested in other kinds of work. Work may include sO neW general construction, timber stand improvements, road and trail LocaL•DeDicateD•ProfessionaL work, wildlife habitat enhancement, reforestation activities, fuels New owners & leadership treatments, and non-native invasive plant control.” continued on page 7 >> veterinary preventive acupuncture care pain surgery management emergency r Average Den birds & small care You tal Off mammals Not ice radiology sO nOvel microchipping kitten & FOR AMPUTEE BLADE RUNNERS parasite puppy care treatment nutrition LAND O’ LAKES,“Not WI Your • SEPTEMBER Average Dental 20 & Office” 21 on-site counseling pharmacy on-site dental cremation ...see article on services services page 7 sO much fun!

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LOLA Programs*: Wilderness Lakes Trails: LOL Town Phelps Historical Museum Phelps Transfer Station: Border Rug Twining Workshop: Sept 4, Hall, 4th Wed, 4:30pm. Public Open House Fundraiser & Raffle: Tues 12-3pm; Sat 9am–2pm. Happenings 10am-3:30pm. Reg. by 8/28. Fee. welcome. Aug 31, 1-4pm. Line Dancing: St. Alberts, every Tues. Phelps Post Office Window: until Oct 14. VFW Post #8400 Ladies Auxillary: Swen’s Fishing Tournament: Mon-Fri 8am–12:15pm & 2:15–4pm; LOL VFW Hall, last Wed, 2pm. Hillside Resort, Aug 31, 8am-4pm. Sat 9-11am. announcements • • • -Beginner: 9:45-10:45am. -Improver: 11am-12pm. World Championship Off-Road New-U Club: Hope Lutheran, Thurs, LIbrary Programs: Phelps Town Hall Hours: M, T, TH, Watercolor Wedsnesdays: every Wed Races: Crandon, Aug 29-31. 8:45-10am. More info 715-781-5794. Hours: M, T, TH, F 10am-4pm; F 10am-4pm; Sat 10am-2pm. (9/3-3/25) 10am-4pm. Free. Wed 2-6pm; Sat 10am-12pm. Labor Day: Sept 1. Go to lolaartswi.com or call 715- Farmers Market: downtown, every Check us out at www.phelps.wislib.org Watersmeet • • • 547-3950 for more information. Thurs (till Aug 28), 9am-noon. or call 715-545-2887. LVD Ladies Golf League: LVD Golf Northland Pines School District- * See below for Summer Days of First Day of school: Sept 2 for Course, every Tues, 8:30am. Art events affiliated with LOLA. Flea Market: Town Hall, every Phelps Town Board Meeting: Northland Pines Elementary, Middle, Thurs (till Aug 28), 9am-2pm. 2nd Mon, 7pm. Ottawa Visitors Center: Freshmen & New Students. Sept 3 Summer Days of Art Events: Summer Program: every Thurs, for remaining NPHS students. *Harper’s Creatures: LOLA, Aug 21, NorthernWaters Museum: every Phelps Women’s Club Meeting: 7pm(CST). 10am-noon or 1-3pm. Thur-Sat (until Sep 1), 11am-3pm. Phelps Fire Barn, 3rd Mon, 1pm. Tomahawk Fall Ride for MDA: -Weird Things We See Rick Bernier Chainsaw Carving: Call Sharon Gifford for more info Sept 11-14. Veterans Helping Veterans Out- In The Woods: Aug 21. NorthernWaters Museum: Aug 22, 715-545-4008. Reach Group: LOL Bible Church, -Wolves: Aug 28. 11am-3pm. 2nd & 4th Thurs, 6pm. -Weather: Sept 4. Conover • • • Weather on the Ottawa Photo Phelps Senior Center Meeting: Chain Skimmers Labor Day last Mon, 1pm. Call 715-545-3983 Contest Reception: Ottawa Visitors LOL Chamber Meeting: 3rd Thurs, Watersmeet Township Board of Water Ski Show: Lake Pleasant, for lunch res. 24 hours prior to mtg. Center, Sept 4, 6pm. 7:30am. Public welcome. Education Meeting: 3rd Mon, Aug 30, 5pm. *Global Art Project-Before I Die... : Twin Lakes Bible Church: 6:30pm, unless otherwise noted. Brew’s Pub wall, thru Sept 1,24/7. Airport Commission Mtg: Contact Conover Evangelical Free Church: every Wed, 6-7pm. * Events are affiliated with Land airport for info, 715-547-3337 or Northwoods Quilters: Watersmeet Youth Group: every Sun, 3-5pm. ”Disciple Town”: for children. O' Lakes Area Artisans, see LOLA [email protected] Bible Church, Tues, 10am-3pm cst. Awana: Begins 1st Wed in October. Bible Study: for adults. above for more LOLA PROGRAMS. LOL Transfer Station: Tue 8am- Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting: Conover Transfer Station: Fri 8am- Phelps Chamber of Commerce A.A.: LOL Town Hall, Sun, 2pm. 3pm; Thurs 12-6pm; Sat 8am-4pm; Spiritual Center on Transfer Station 1pm; Sun 1-4pm; Wed 1-5pm. Meeting: Town Hall, 2nd Wed, 6;30pm. Sun 9am-12pm. Rd, every Tues 7pm (Open Topic) Yoga Classes: Town Hall. Conover Post Office Window: Phelps Lions Club: 3rd Thurs, 6pm. and Fri 2pm (Closed Step). Mon 5:30-6:45pm (All levels). LOL Post Office Window: Fri 9am-12:45 & 2-4pm; Sat 9-11am. Call Dick Martin at 715-891-2296. Tues 8:30-9:45am (Foundation). Mon-Fri 9:30am–1pm & 2–4pm; Invasive Species Control Coalition Thu 8:30-10am (Continuing). Sat 9:30–11am. of Watersmeet (ISCCW): Land O’ Lakes • • • Phelps Historical Museum: every Ranger District Headquarters in Shake A Leg 5 mile Run/Walk/ Tues, Fri & Sat 10am-2pm; Thurs LOL VFW Post 8400: phelps • • • Watersmeet, 3rd Tues, 9am. Bike: start at Black Oak Inn, end at 4-8pm. Call Pauleyn Nystrom 715- VFW Hall, last Tue, 7pm. Dan & Connie's Fishing Classic: Brew's Pub, Sept 20, 2pm. 545-3012 or Jan Petrick 715-545- Weight Watchers Meeting: School, Sand Lake Pub, Aug 23, 7am-4pm. LOL Fish & 1.2014Game C lubHunting, Programs: 2545 for more info. Consumer Ed. Room, every Wed, Shake A Leg 4 Person/9-Hole Ely Church, Trapping2nd Tue (May-Oct), and Fishing weigh-in 4:30pm, meeting 5pm. Golf Scramble: Gateway Golf 6:30 refreshments, 7pm presenation. “Guide’s Exhibit” (in- continued on page 4 >> Course, Sept 21, 9am. -Archaelology/Historical Artifacts of the Upper Msteadidwest: of Sept 2012 9, 7pm.Guide’s Pickleball: Elementary School, every Exhibit) Wed & Fri, 9am. Gateway Ladies Golf League: Gwy Golf Course, every Wed, 8:30am. Land O’ Lakes Historical Society Museum LIBRARY PROGRAMS: 2. Open June 26 2012 “Guides Exhibit” Kids Movie: every Monday, 2014 Hunting, (906)544-2461(906) 544-2461 Drop Stitchthrough Group: Library, Labor every Day Check out our website 10:30am. Free popcorn. Trapping & Fishing Wed, 1–3pm. Knit & crochet group. FreeFREE!! OpenOpen June 2627 -Walking with Dinosaurs: Aug 25. 2014 (instead of June “Guide’sand sign Exhibit” up for 27 ....Labor Day 2013 our newsletter! throughthrough LaborLabor DayDay 20142013 Children’s Programs: every Tue,10am. Headwaters Food Pantry Pick-up: Check out our website and Thursday, FridayFriday && SaturdaySaturday -Insects Aren’t Icky: Aug 21. Olympic 76 St,(in 1st box) & 3rd ) Wed, www.landolakeshistory.orgsign up for our newsletter! 11 a.m. toto 33 p.m.p.m. www.landolakeshistory.org August Movie Afternoon: 8:30–11:30am. inin the town parkpark onon Hwy.Hwy. BB P.O.P.O. 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To all those who donated books or contributed silent auction items, • buy single bags or After Labor Day-M/T/Th/F 10-4, Wed buy the pallet of 10-6 & Sat 10-4. those who volunteered to help prior to, during and after the sale, and those who purchased books and participated in the silent auction. 50 for bulk pricing the preSeaSon buy requireS a 100% depoSit upon ordering. the peLLetS Border Bulletin ©2014 wiLL be coMing in SepteMber. A huge for your support!! deLivery to your hoMe iS avaiLabLe General Manager: Sheila Bernier for an additionaL fee. See our Design & Editing: Nicolé & Jason Lanius THANK YOU StoreS for coMpLete detaiLS. The Border Bulletin relies on submissions The Book Sale/Silent Auction is the only fundraising event for 6074 Highway 45 of articles, photos, and other information. Library Programs and Collection Development. We deliver to the Land Land O' Lakes, WI 54540 Please contact us with your submissions. 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BORDER HAPPENINGS Apple Harvest Craft Show: Vilas Street Dance: Downtown, every minocqua • three lakes • >> continued from page 3 County Fairgrounds, Aug 30-31, Thurs (till Aug 14), 7-9pm. No Frills Marathon: Bearskin Trail, Tamburitzans Folk Ensemble: Watersmeet Bible Church: 9:30am-4:30pm. Aug 31, 8am. TLHS, Aug 23, 7:30pm. Classic Car Cruzins: Dairy Queen, Worship: every Sun, 10:30am(cst). Sausage Fest: Riverview Park, 2nd & 4th Thurs, 5-8pm. Men & Ladies' Bible Studies: presque isle • upper michigan • Aug 31, 2-6pm. every Wed, 6:15pm(cst). Vilas Cty Master Gardener’s Mtg: Flea Market: next to Chamber, Paulding-Annual Ontonagon Beginning Beekeeping Class: Sept Prince of Peace Ch, 2nd Thurs, 6pm every Fri, 8am-2pm (till Sept 1). Valley Sportmen’s Club Turkey Watersmeet Transfer Station: 27, Call Jeanne Hansen 608-244- with speaker at 7pm. Public invited. Shoot: Sucker Creek Range, Sept M, T, TH, F, and Sat 8am–4pm. 5094 or email jeanniealabeannie@ rhinelander • 6, 11am. The Color Dash-Worlds Brightest Watersmeet Post Office Window: yahoo.com to register. manitowish waters • 5K: High School, Aug 23, 10am. spread the word Mon-Fri 9:30am–12:30pm & Northwoods Bad-Dash: Discovery Food Safety & Preservation Series: say..."I saw it in the 1:30–4pm; Sat 9:15–10:45am. Center, Aug 30, 9am. Courthouse-Conf. Rm 3, every Mon, Potato Fest: Downtown, Aug 30, Border Bulletin!" noon-1pm. Reservations required. DISCOVERY CENTER PROGRAMS: 8am-11pm. Beyond the Border • • • -Fermenting Foods at Home: Free Guided Nature Hike: Aug 21 boulder junction • Aug 25. & Aug 28, 10-11:30am. Free. st. Germain • World Championship Musky Classic: For more info 715-479-3648 or email Appreciation Potluck-Volunteers, Farmers & Flea Market: Park, Sept 5-7. www.wcmuskyclassic.com. [email protected] Sponsors and Interns: Aug 21, every Mon (till Sept 1), 8am-3pm. 5-7pm. Bring dish to pass. BJ Fishing Guides Seminars: Com- Trees For Tomorrow Prgs: NorthwoodsTrails.com-How To munity Center, every Sun, 7pm. Free. Summer Evening Public Program: and Do!: Aug 22, 8-11am. Fee. -Fall Walleye: Aug 24, by Bob’s every Tues, 7-9pm. Monarchs on the Move: Aug 22, Memorial for Bill Schoeneman Guide Service. -Astronomical Adventures of the 10:30am. -Fall Musky Fishing: Acorn Lodge, Long time resident of Land O’ Lakes and Watersmeet, Bill Schoene- Night Sky: Aug 12, 6:30-10:30pm. Dillinger Pontoon Tour: Aug 23, Aug 31, by Bobby Orr & Erv Keller. man, passed away on July 3, 2014. A memorial will be held on August Summer Family Program: every 9:30am-1pm. Fee. Tues,10:30am. 4-7 yr. 31st from 1-4pm at the VFW in Land O’ Lakes, WI. Third Thursday Theater: Commu- Exploring the WILD-Wolf Howling: -Nature Olympics: Aug 12. nity Center, 3rd Thurs, 8am-2pm. Aug 27, 7:30-10:30pm. Fee. Family Fun Night: select Wed, Northwoods Bike Read: Aug 29, 12- 7-8:15pm. Registration required. All Invited to the Land O’ Lakes Eagle River • 1pm. Free. Outdoor book discussion -Creative Crafter: Aug 13. Geocaching-Hiking and Paddling Classic Car Show: Downtown, August Community Garden Walk to Find Treasures: Aug 31, 1-3pm. Aug 23, 8am-3pm. Bingo: VFW, every Tues (till Sep 2), Free. doors open 5pm, starts 7pm. The Land O' Lakes Community Garden is hosting a "Garden ER Gun Show: Ice Arena, Aug 29- Visit www.discoverycenter.net for info. Walk" on Friday, August 29 from 2:30-4pm to give everyone in the 31. 608-752-6677. Farmers Market: Hwy 45, every community a chance to see the garden at the height of its summer Wed (thru Sept), 8:30am-1pm. splendor. The Land O' Lakes community gardeners meet socially for "Happy Hour at the Garden" on the last Friday Robert Hagen of each growing month (June New Home Remodeling through September) to talk All of your construction needs about gardening and exchange large selection P.O. Box 685 growing tips. This month, for they're extending the invitation of footwear Land O’ Lakes, WI 54540 (715) 617-6121 to any visitors to bring their women~men~children [email protected] own beverages and join the gar- deners for the August Happy Licensed in Michigan and Wisconsin Hour after the Garden Walk.

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Page 6 August 21, 2014 Border Bulletin Open House At Camp Nesbit The US Forest Service is invit- “In recent years we’ve made ing camp alumni will come and Camp Nesbit and ing the public to an open house a number of improvements, in- bring old photos or documents follow the road to at Camp Nesbit on Saturday, cluding thinning the surround- from Camp Nesbit. Forest Ser- the parking area. August 23rd, from 10am to 2pm ing forest, remodeling the bath- vice staff will be on hand to scan For more infor- eastern time. Camp Nesbit is a rooms, and improving access to materials and collect informa- mation contact historic camp built by the Civil- camp facilities. This work has tion, helping preserve the rich Ian Shackleford ian Conservation Corps in 1938, been funded by several unique history of Camp Nesbit. at906-932-1330 on the shore of Nesbit Lake, six programs, including forest stew- Kenton District Ranger Barba- miles south of Sidnaw, Michigan. ardship, the American Recov- ra Van Alstine also invites people According to the Forest Ser- ery and Reinvestment Act, and to the open house. “The Forest vice, the 30-acre facility includes National Forest recreation fees. Service is very pleased with the twelve cabins, modern rest- Please come join us on August recent improvements to Camp rooms, a kitchen and dining hall, 23 to see the improvements and Nesbit, and we want more peo- a recreation hall, outdoor pavil- enjoy summer camp for a day at ple to come visit this special facil- ion, swimming beach, ball field, Camp Nesbit.” ity. Whether you just want to see archery range, ropes course, and The Forest Service is planning a the camp, learn some local his- other outdoor amenities. variety of activities for youth and tory, canoe on the lake, or chal- Ian Shackleford, acting Public adults. Outdoor activities will lenge yourself on the high ropes Affairs Officer for the Ottawa, include camp tours, games, ca- course, this open house will have described Camp Nesbit. “Camp noeing, archery, an orienteering something for everyone.” Nesbit is well-known to genera- class, and a hike around Nesbit Located near Sidnaw, Michi- tions of visitors that attended the Lake. The ropes course will also gan, Camp Nesbit is readily ac- camp as children or are involved be open (ages 11 and up), with cessible to residents from the with any of the organizations certified instructors on hand. Ed- western Upper Peninsula and that rent the facility. The camp ucational activities will include northern Wisconsin. To get to x328 or ishackleford@ blends a rustic feel with many a presentation on local history Camp Nesbit, go to the com- fs.fed.us. A flyer is modern conveniences, and lies by the Kenton-Sidnaw Historical munity of Sidnaw on Highway available on the Ottawa on the shore of a beautiful lake Society, tree identification, and M28, mid-way between Kenton National Forest web- among mixed-pine forest. The aquatic insect sampling. A free and Covington. From Sidnaw, go site atwww.fs.usda. open house is a unique opportu- lunch will be provided, courtesy south on South Sidnaw Road 5.9 gov/ottawa. nity for our neighbors and visi- of the Copper Country Interme- miles to Forest Road 2400. Turn tors to see Camp Nesbit and en- diate School District. left (east) and go 1.7 miles. Turn Pictured from joy what it has to offer. The Forest Service is also hop- right (south) at the entrance to top to bottom: An image of some campers in the early days of Camp Nesbit. The recreation hall. One of the cabins now has a ramp and new steps. The camp proudly an- nounced by its sign.

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USFS seeks Contractors sy Run, Walk, Bike, or Golf for Shake A Leg this Year >> continued from page 2 I t ake tsy Bi ne As you may already know, most importantly of all, they available at several local busi- Stewardship contracting helps the Ottawa National Forest li Cliff Kolinsky was a lucky re- have provided him with the nesses and may be sent with a achieve land management goals while meeting local and rural L e cipient of a new running pros- tools to reach out and help fel- check payable to – Kelly Kolin- community needs, including contributing to the sustainability of id thetic from Amputee Blade low amputees by serving as an sky, 1020 Feltl Court Apt 306, rural communities and providing a continuing source of local in- S Runners (ABR) last summer. ABR ambassador. Hopkins, MN 55343. T-shirts come and employment. The objective of stewardship contracting r What we did not understand Last year we held our first are in adult sizes and guaran- is to accomplish resource management with a focus on restora- o at the time – and have come to Amputee Blade Runners event teed only for early bird regis- tion. Stewardship authority allows the Ottawa to exchange the e realize and appreciate – is their to raise more money for the or- trants. For the Golf Scramble, value of the timber sold for the cost of service work items. g act of generosity does not stop ganization. It was so much fun please contact Kevin Konnow Victoria Hahka explained how interested contractors can get M a the minute the recipient walks and such a success – we decided at 715-547-3335 to register or for on the Ottawa’s stewardship contracting list. “For anyone in- ain St out their door. Over the past to keep the good times rolling more information. terested in stewardship contract work on the Ottawa, we have year, the ABR team has gone and put on another event! This The Amputee Blade Runners a one-page form for them to complete and send to me. Go to the above and beyond our wildest year we are having a 5 Mile Fun nonprofit organization does Ottawa National Forest timber sale web page at fs.usda.gov/goto/ expectations. They have pro- Run • Walk • Bike on Saturday, great things for amputees of all ottawa/timbersales. Find the “vendor information request,” fill vided Cliff with two brand new September 20th and a 4-person, ages. Proceeds from both events it out, and send to me.” Victoria Hahka can be reached at the prosthetic components – a cy- 9 hole golf scramble on Sunday, will be donated directly to the Watersmeet Ranger District, E 23979 US 2, Watersmeet, MI 49912, cling foot and an all sports foot September 21st. ABR nonprofit organization, 906-358-4049, [email protected]. – as well as continued guidance For the 5 Mile event, early which provides free running US Forest Service Acting Forest Supervisor Steve Lenzo de- storeto ensure opens he Jun is knowledgeable25th bird registrations must be post- prosthetics to amputees. This scribes Stewardship Contracting on the Ottawa National Forest: and comfortable with every marked by Friday, August 29, act of generosity is especially “Stewardship Contracting offers many benefits and opportunities part of the prosthetic. And, 2014. Registration forms are important because running for the Ottawa National Forest to meet local community needs prosthetics are not considered and address restoration concerns across the Forest. This new tool medically necessary, so they are is an outstanding opportunity C RHTUI EAP not covered by insurance to reinvest timber receipts to n on tHe border! benefit local businesses and seven miles nortH oF PHelPs Pictured above: Participants of last complete restoration projects 1913 smokey lake rd. (Hwy 17) year's Shake a Leg event, all of whom on the landscape.” ATIO The played an important role in enriching x Little the lives of three amputees. (715) Handmade • adornments • enHancements • Finery 891-7261 EmporiumWe feature beautiful decorative items for holidays or everyday. RELACarolyn DeLong Unique rughookings, candles, pillows, and much more. LAnD O’ LAkES Visit The Little Emporium today. Welcome! store opens June 25th, open tHursday ~ saturday 10am to 4pm New owner & chef, 906-548-9446 • on the Wi/mi border ~ near big sand lake Golf course MASSAGE Tom Baertschy, invites you in • T ree Brush removal to enjoy the finest • T rimming and Pruning • W eaTher damage steaks and seafood • insurance JoBs 4703 Hwy. B in the Northwoods! "Bookkeeping • laWn & Yard clean uP/ Land O’ Lakes, WI • Home of the best "Individual & Business mainTenance Income Tax Returns 715-547-3422 garlic stuffed tenderloin! • snoW removal "Payroll ExpEriEncEd • LicEnsEd • insurEd • roof shoveling Open 7 days a week • cozy atmosphere. "Small Business Start Up sErving northErn • dock insTall/removal from 4–10pm Wisconsin & thE u.p. • fireWood & logging • 12oz lobster tails. Michelle M. Sparks, EA Reservations Recommended 715.547.6212 (715) 617-3642 • Great Service at a Fair Price 4366 Cty Rd B.Land O’ Lakes, WI Page 8 August 21, 2014 Border Bulletin

Est. 1896 Lola Has a Full Offering in September Land O’ Lakes Area Artisans, ginners course in the traditional a Seasonal Inc. (LOLA) has just completed craft of rug twining. A small sized Décor Proj- a wonderful Youth Summer Pro- placemat/table mat will be made ect which gram as the summer winds into in class. All materials provided. is sched- the beautiful fall. The Youth Art Bring a sharp scissors and a bag uled for Classes were well attended and lunch. Adults: $45.00, and the September the children brought artful mem- deadline for registration is Au- 20 from ories back to their homes. Both gust 28. 3:00-5:00. the Dance and Theatrical classes Beginning Basket Weaving is Join artist were a huge success with delight- on Monday, September 15 from Joanne ful performances as their finale. 10:00-3:00. Students “It is amazing how quickly the lodge&restaurant on the famous cisco chain of lakes students learn and Famous Friday are able to perform at such a high fisH fRy level with plus now offering only 4 weeks of prepara- OuR fResH tion for their salaD BaR performance. starting at 4pm Our teachers, throughout the summer! Kelly Kachels- ki of Milwau- kee, WI and will tHe Jamie Hollen- make a Market Basket w/Handle. berger, also from Wisconsin, do Master basket weaver, Hollie a fantastic job with these youth,” Pierce is back again to teach this Bait sHOp say Wendy Polwalisz, the LOLA beginners class. You will com- Schell- 7 Days 7:00am- Program Director. plete the market basket with oak gell for this unusual seasonal through a Week 7:00pm Many wonderful classes have "D" handle by the end of class. décor project. Using collage & March 25, from 10am-4 pm. Back been arranged for September. Adults: $60.00 and the deadline assemblage techniques you will by popular demand, this group 7 There is a Rug Twining Work- for registration is September 8. create a jointed witchy woman of is open to water media paint- attentiOn shopRestaurant with Artist will Ann be Wichmann closed July Call 15 Wendy at LOLA for the sup- your own. All materials provided. ers. Bring your supplies, a work on September 4, from 10:00-3:30. ply list. Stay afterwards for some treats in progress or start something all families Fiber Artist Ann Wichmann of One of the last Summer Days and a special "witches brew"! new. Get help with the tricky and NeW Child Dining Card Eagle River will teach this be- of Art events is Witchy Woman, Adults: $35.00 and the deadline sticky bits, learn a new trick or with for registration is September 13. two, meet new friends and paint, On September 20 from 10:00- paint, paint! This gathering is a noon is Selling Art on Etsy. Join safe and encouraging environ- kiDs artist & entrepreneur Eva Smith- ment to share your work and Furgason of Ironwood, MI as she learn from each other. Free and ReWaRDs discusses her experience with no registration required. selling on-line through Etsy. All of the above mentioned Maybe you are interested in sell- classes and events are held @ New on Tuesday Nights LOLA Center for the Arts. Restaurant closed for ing your work this way? Learn all yOu Can eat pRivate paRtieS what is needed to have your own Line Dancing continues august 22nd & 23rd on-line shop. through October 14th at St. Al- Est.1938 Watercolor Wednesday is back! bert's Catholic Church Base- © Every Wednesday, September 3 continued on next page >> W$ings99 12 includes Come Back to Tradition Restaurant • Lounge • Lodging salaD BaR Happy Hour • Friday FisH • saturday prime rib Unlimited sHrimp boil Weds & senior Discounts tHurs restaurant open tuesday-sunday, 5:00-9:00pm Bent’s Camp South side of hwy b in land O’ lakeS, wiScOnSin 6882 Helen Creek Road 715-547-3321 • www.gateway-lOdge.com 10 miles west of Land O’ Lakes, WI off of Cty B Ants, Bats, Cockroaches, Fleas, Bees, Spiders, Mice Open 7 Days a Week at 11am; sat & sun – try Your pest control our Bloody mary Bar ABC needs are as easy 715-547-3487 Pest as...A.B.C. www.bents-camp.com Control Your hosts, Free Estimates Terry Ritzer - Owner All Work Craig & Amy Kusick 715-547-3098 Licensed Exterminator Guaranteed Visit www.borderbulletin.com ...read online, ad & classified order forms, archived issues, ad portfolio, facebook, and more. August 21, 2014 Page 9 >> continued from previous page Late Summer Still Holds Plenty ment in downtown Land O' Summer Days of Art Lakes. Basic Beginner is held from 9:45-10:45am and Basic The Summer Days of Art series mation call 906-358-4127. Improver: from 11:00-noon. in Land O Lakes continues to of- LOLA has a full offering of No registration required. fer an endless variety of artful ac- classes and events. ARTventure And don't forget, the "Be- tivities through August. with LOLA is September 5-7. fore I Die... " mural hangs on August 22nd the Land O’ Participants will be taking a de- the west wall of Brew’s Pub Lakes Historical Society has luxe motor coach to see Frank across the street from LOLA. two events happening. One at Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin home, If you are still waiting to con- the NorthernWaters Museum see the American Players The- tribute to this global art proj- featuring a special demon- ater, plus much more. For LOLA ect, don't dilly dally too much stration of wildlife carving by events and classes contact Wen- as summer only lasts so long! local wood artist and taxider- dy at 715-547-3959 or see LOLA For more information mist, Rick Bernier, from 11am article to the left. about LOLA programming to 3pm. The other event will Events that continue as part of contact Wendy at (715) 547- be at the Land O’ Lakes His- the Summer Days of Art series are 3950, go to lolaartswi.com or torical Society workroom (in the craft vendors at the Land O' visit the LOLA Center for the the lower level of the Land O’ Lakes Flea Market held on Thurs- Arts, 4262 Highway B, Land Lakes Town Hall) where visi- days through August 28 at Town O’ Lakes. LOLA is a 501(c)(3) tors will be shown how to pre- Hall; the “Before I Die” mural on non-profit art organization that serve history. the west outside wall of Brew’s aims to bring enrichment to the Chainsaw Charlie will be vis- Pub on Hwy. B, accessible day lives of north woods residents iting the Land O' Lakes Farm- and night; and line dancing on and visitors through a variety ers Market from 9am to 1pm on Tuesdays at St. Albert’s Church of creative processes and artistic Thursday, August 28th. He will on Hwy. B, 9:45-noon, continu- educational opportunities. It of- be carving wood into beautiful ing through October 14. fers art classes on a regular basis, wood sculptures while you shop Summer Days of Art series runs which are held in the Sandra Har- for local fresh edibles for your through Colorama, September dy Brown Memorial Classroom dinner table. 30th. Area businesses and orga- within the LOLA Center for the September 4th the Ottawa In- nizations share their artistic tal- Arts building. terpretative Association of the ents from within or feature an Ottawa National Forest is hold- artist from the LOL area. This ing its annual photo contest. This series is a Land O' Lakes Cham- year the theme is “Weather on ber of Commerce program, in This page: Richard Schultz learns skills the Ottawa.” Join the contestants partnership with Land O' Lakes in the Drawing Class. Daughter, Julie, at 6pm at the Ottawa Visitor Cen- Area Artisans, Inc. (LOLA). Go to and mother, Jill Mutsiak, display their very creative Fancy Fish - one of many ter for the winner announcement landolakes-wi.org or visit us on art classes held over the summer. and reception. For contest infor- Facebook for more information.

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Keeping you posted from Karol Grasse On August 7th, in Washington, DC, at The White House Farmers Market, the U.S. Postal Service issued the limited- edition Farmers Markets Forever Stamp in a pressure-sensitive adhesive pane of 20 stamps. The U.S. Postal Service celebrates the abundance and bounty of America’s farmers markets with four colorful stamps depicting a table laden with products found at a typical farmers market. Fruits, vegetables, cheeses, flowers, and other fresh products displayed on tables or in crates, inviting us to share in America’s agricul- tural bounty. The stamp on the far left has, among its products, various baked goods, artisan cheeses, and eggs. The produce on the second stamp includes vegetables and fruits. Cut flowers adorn the third stamp. The stamp on the far right features live plants. Most items bear handwritten labels that identify the product and its price. Text on the back of the pane of 20 stamps describes the appeal of Farmers Markets. Art director Greg Breed- ing designed the stamps, which were illustrated by Robin Moline. At right: This set of notecards includes eight notecards along with embellished envelopes and the stamps. B ar & G a-onE r Ontonagon Valley Sportsmen’s Club Annual Turkey Shoot ill The Ontonagon Valley on Sleepy Hollow Road, follow raffles, the Summer Quilt Raf- Sportsmen’s Club will wind the signs. fle, and a demonstration of Ac- Bar & Grill up it’s 2014 Summer season Planned events include: tion Pistol Shooting by OVSC Mondays with their Annual Turkey Shoot Youth (age 15 & under) .22 team members. OVSC’s ayCE (all you can eat) $ to be held (rain or shine) on cal rifle shooting events from Turkey Shoot emphasizes wings & fries 9.99 Saturday, Sept. 6th at Sucker 11:00am (eastern time) until friendly competition and TuEsdays Creek Range. The range is lo- noon; Adult events starting at family fun. Come ayCE peel & eat or cated 5 miles west of Paulding noon, including: .22cal, hunting join us as a com- beer-battered shrimp $ rifle, completion rifle, & mili- petitor or specta- w/ potato & salad bar 16.99 tary rifle events at 50, 100, & 200 tor and enjoy the day. CLosEd WEds (weird, eh?) yards. A shotgun competition is For more information Thursdays Border also planned. call the Ontonagon Valley mix n match pasta w/ Pest Control The day will be filled with fun Sportsmen’s Club at 906- salad bar & bread stix $10.99 activities such as square board 827-3424. FrIdays Prompt Trusted Service... ayCE fish fry $12.99 also have northern,walleye, Affordable Rates! perch & bluegill Spiders, Ants & More saTurdays grilled prime rib dinner Carpenter Ants and sundays Mosquitoes are here... broasted chicken dinner Are YoU w/ all the fix’ns $11.00 ProteCted? Free Estimates, Experience Gooch’s Fully Licensed & Insured for Yourself! ~Gooch & Laurel open daily at 11am 715-479-3433 hwy M - Boulder Junction 866-624-7401 715-385-9288 www.goochsaone.com Forgot username or password? Passcode/Create New User Help username password

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R L H U A D Q U E S T E L A Play Pickleball in Land O’ Lakes U L C R O U Q Q R H D P T K What is “pickleball” you ask? ball, and lowered the net on their leball is played to 11 points, how- Look no further – get the skinny badminton court. They set out to ever, you must win by 2 points. T O K O E V E R A F T E R S on why people young and old are create a game that would engage A game can last anywhere from taking to the court. It is a game for them through the lazy days of 10-25 minutes. Here are a few tips F E W C A M P N E S B I T N the whole family. And now pick- summer and it has been entertain- from the experts: leball is being played in Land O’ ing families ever since. •Before you step onto the court, T R O L O C R E T A W J E A Lakes in the Elementary School Today pickleball is played all either indoors or out, make sure gymnasium. Summer sessions over the world—through commu- you are wearing the correct type G E L A E K A H S A A A C C continue on Wednesday and Fri- nity groups, PE classes, WMCA, of tennis shoes. Your shoes should day mornings at 9 am. (The win- retirement communities and have non-marking soles, provide ter schedule will be announced in more. There are more than 100,000 stability for side-to-side move- W J W R V M O R O Q S F L R September.) people playing pickleball in the ment, and have a flat durable sole. Pickleball got its start back in US alone, and it’s growing expo- •The paddle you use should not be N O I T A V R E S E R P R D 1965 on Bainbridge Island, just a nentially. too heavy, find one that gives you short ferry ride away from Seat- The game is suitable for all ages. both touch/feel and power. L W A W L L S W L P Z B B O tle, WA, when two Congressmen Orientations for new players will •Bring water to keep you hydrated. came home from a game of golf be held for half an hour during New players are encouraged to A L L W Z G L Z F V B F V M one day to find their kids bored each regular session. You have the come and take up this quick-to- and restless. They handed the kids choice to play singles, doubles or learn, fast-paced game. Come and X O L W G G G B E G E U W B ping pong paddles and a wiffle mixed doubles. The game of pick- try it - see you at the courts!

ADVENTURE AMPUTEE CAMPNESBIT 5810 Hwy 45 EVERAFTER FARMERSMARKET FOCU2S miles south of LOL GARDENWALK GOLDFINCH PICKELBALL PRESERVATION QUEST D iningSHAKEA, LRomanceEG STEWARDSHIP TURKEYSHOOT &WAExcitementTERCOLOR WOODCARVING in the Northwoods Mark your calendars Your Hosts, Paul and Lisa Stemen Created by Puzzlemaker at DiscoveryEducation.com august 23rd live MuSic 8pm to midnightbret “Come See All That Nature Has To Offer” & frisk Visit The Ottawa Interpretive Nightly SpecialS! Bears Den Association thursday–Wings & Ribs early Diner’s Special at the OTTAWA VISITOR CENTER Monday–chef’s choice * Gift Shop combo Baskets & Dinners OPEN SEVEN DAYS-A-WEEK from 4pm until 5pm… tuesday–Shrimp Boil Friday–cod Fish Fry Environmental Books, 9am-5pm CST Wednesday–p buy one entrée, get the Hwy. 45 & US 2 in Watersmeet erch Fry Saturday–prime Rib second for price. T-shirts, Sweatshirts, Entrance on US 2 East 715-547-8500 Hats, Gift Items & (906) 358-4127 Much More! www.ottawainterpretive.org Kitchen serving from 4pm until 10:30pm Monday through Saturday – closed Sundays Proceeds fund interpretive projects in the OTTAWA NATIONAL FOREST bw

Page 12 August 21, 2014 Border Bulletin Health & WellnesS•Helping Your Child Focus by Dr. Ida Bergman Allen, DC

Dr. Ida has been a gut (probiotics). If your child e)Dehydration. Again, the nutritional health has ever been on an antibi- nerves need the proper fluid advocate for otic, it is important to replace to transfer their signals with many years. She holds a degree in the good bacteria that was ease. Enough good, clean wa- Human Biology obliterated in the process. It ter is paramount! and a doctorate doesn't matter if they were in Chiropractic on it last week or 10 years 2. Drastically decrease (or Medicine. ago, if you didn't replenish even better, totally Have you noticed that your at the time, they are in a defi- get rid of) gluten children are losing their ability cit. There are many different grains, sugar, to focus? This can be an early probiotics out there to choose and all pro- warning sign that their delicate from, but making your own cessed foods neurotransmitters are starting lacto-fermented veggies like containing to have trouble sending and kimchee or sauerkraut is neuro-exciters receiving the proper signals. proving to be the most effec- like MSG. As a If left unchecked, this can lead tive way of inoculating the reminder, MSG to a plethora of concentration, gut properly. If you choose to hides under memory, decision making, and purchase the lacto-ferment- many names on learning problems which later ed vegetables, they must be a label, includ- in life may get even more seri- RAW. Pasteurized versions ing 'natural fla- ous. Brain function and neuro- will not have the good bac- vors'. If you're doing all of the child's diet, you will be spin- tions or to make an appointment for a logical issues like Alzheimers, teria needed. Slowly increase good stuff nutrient-wise, but ning your wheels. nutritional consultation, contact her dementia, depression, ADD, the amount over time until you are still getting some of at [email protected], or and even MS are all on the rise. you reach about 1-2 forkfuls these nutrient-stealers in your To reach Dr. Ida Allen with ques- by calling (715) 362-2300. If we can see the signs early, before each meal. we can ensure that our children c) A lack of omegas. Nerves have a clear, bright, future. need to be fed! They need the Strong Women Program Let's keep this very simple. proper oils to keep them calm There is a lot of information out and relaxed. Almost every The Pines Community Wellness Center will be offering the Strong Women Program, a 10-week exercise there about keeping children fo- child I assess nutritionally is program for middle-aged and older women on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11:00am to noon in the Exer- cused, but if we start from the deficient in DHA. cise Room located in the Wellness Center of the Northland Pines High School building. The series will begin very basics, you will certainly There is some controversy on on Tuesday, September 16 through November 20th. see results that STICK over time. fish oils as of late due to the An informational meeting and sign-up for the class will be held on Thursday, August 21st, at 11:00am in 1. Ensure there are no nutrition- high toxicity of most fish, but the Exercise Room of the Pines Community Wellness Center. al deficiencies. The top ones at least go for a high quality The series will be led by Julie Anderson and Becky Jefferson who have been trained in the Strong Women to check for concentration plant based DHA product. program. The Vilas County Public Health Department is working in conjunction with the Pines Community and focus are as follows: d)A lack of Vitamin D. I could Wellness Center to offer this program to the community. a)Do not start their day with ce- write about 10 articles on Vi- The Strong Women Program was developed by Miriam Nelson, PhD, an associate professor at the Gerald real! Your children must be- tamin D alone. Just know that J. and Dorothy R. Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts University. The Strong Women gin each day with amino ac- if you are living in an area Program is based upon years of research on how strength training and proper nutrition improve the health ids (protein building blocks) without sun for any portion of women of all ages. “Strength is a critical factor in living healthier, more active lives. Our research shows for those neurotransmitters of the year, you will need to that a program of strength training not only improves bone density but reduces falls, improves arthritis to properly communicate. supplement it. Liquid form symptoms, and increases flexibility and strength,” states Dr. Nelson. The program is appropriate for both Protein is a must, especially is best. Talk to your doctor sedentary and very active women. at the start of the day. Make about the right amount for For more information on the Strong Women Program please contact a superfood packed protein your child (mine take any- Becky Jefferson at 715-479-4473, Ext. 3351. The Northland Pines High shake or smoothie for break- where from 2000-9000 IUs School is located at 1800 Pleasure Island Road in Eagle River. The web- fast, or some free range eggs. daily depending on the time site for the Pines Community Wellness Center is http://www.npsd.k12. b)A lack of good bacteria in the of year). wi.us/wellnesscenter/.

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From the Pastor's Window by Pastor Skip Pullen Phelps Library News Skip Pullen shown, forgiveness given, the thirsty especially on a hot day? “Travel with Me Backpacks” will be available for check-out very is a pastor with problem resolved, and the bro- Then someone hands you an soon. We have five backpacks all stuffed with erasable wipe-off Village Missions, ken relationships can be healed. ice cold bottle of water to drink. boards, marker, eraser, puzzle, music CD, educational card games, serving the Upper Penisula Without it, the guilt and the sin That water probably seemed like reading buddy (dragon or pony), and four books. Each backpack of Michigan at just lies dormant and will sur- the best in the world because it contains different variations of the fore mentioned materials so the Watersmeet face at some other time. Good satisfied a deep felt need in your each backpack will provide a different experience. Bible Church. parents not only want their child life. It is the thirst that made the Even though the summer reading program is coming to an end to admit their sin, but they want water taste that much better. It and children are starting back to school, please continue to encour- Years ago, before I went into him or her to turn from that sin. is the acknowledging our guilt age your children to use the library. Look for new and upcoming full time ministry, I worked as It is good to see that sin first and that makes the grace of God so activities and events this fall and winter and HAPPY READING! a night manager for a supermar- foremost is against God the Fa- much sweeter, too. ket, and from time to time we ther Himself. Godly guilt comes God not only wants to forgive would catch shoplifters. I recall from sensing the hand of God our sins, but He wants to de- one situation where the mother at work to bring to surface our liver us from sin’s control and brought her crying, young child wrongs even years later. It is to prepare us as His people for to the store manager and had the good to know that God’s hand His kingdom work. Yes, we may child tell us what he did. He had is at work not to destroy you or not be perfect, but we can get stolen a candy bar. I really like me, but to bring us to where we past the guilt that haunts our how the store manager handled should be - repentance. Guilt lives due to our unresolved sin. it. He didn’t tell the little boy that undealt with can make us weak. When we see the depth and ex- it was okay, as some managers It can undermine us. Yet godly tent of our sin, how much more I had worked for had done. He guilt can bring us to a place of we can realize the greatness of made sure the boy understood true sorrow and repentance. God’s grace to us. Too often we that he had done wrong. By do- It can bring about healing in quickly brush aside our sins, as ing this he awakened guilt in the our relationship with God and not being that bad, and end up boy’s life. He asked the boy if he with others. It can bring about cheapening God’s grace, taking was sorry for what he had done the blessing of grace. When it it far too lightly. Guilt causes us and would promise not to do it comes to receiving salvation and to take a look at our sin and to 3rd annual Bad-Dash again. The boy apologized and forgiveness for our sin, none be more thankful for the gift of promised not to do it again. The of us can demand it nor do we God’s grace. As Labor Day Weekend approaches, along with it comes the 3rd manager told the boy that he deserve it, this is where God’s Are there any areas of guilt Annual Northwood’s Bad-Dash. This 4-mile adventure run is spon- was forgiven. grace comes into play. When we you are experiencing? Do you sored by Leinenkugels, the MW Chamber and the North Lakeland Guilt is a good thing. Do we realize the true extent of our sin want to really know healing? Discovery Center. This year’s event will take place on Saturday, Au- see that we need to own up to and how bad it is, we can really Be ready to admit your sins and gust 30th, 2014! our sin and acknowledge it is appreciate the grace God ex- ask forgiveness. Let guilt do the It is a fun, untimed race where participants will take on 12 obstacles wrong? When we do this, grace tends to the believer in Christ. work of leading you to the bless- including a mud crawl, fish crib climb, the Lambeau Leap and much and unmerited favor can be Have you ever been really ing of God’s forgiveness and not more! Prizes will be awarded for Best “Lumberjack Couple”, “Largest haunt you and crop up later in Team Entry”, “Truest Wisconsinite” and more! your life. Let it open you up Bad-Dash is open to spectators, participants and the public. Regis- to the full awareness of God’s tration will be held at 8:00 a.m. at the Manitowish Waters Community Pioneer Lake grace and His salvation. Center. The race will begin at 9:00 am at the North Lakeland Discov- Lutheran Church Know I’m praying for you. ery Center. Sunday Worship 9am with Not able to participate in the fun run? A post race party will take Holy Communion every Sunday place at 7 p.m. in Koller Park, which will include food, beer, wine, 3675 Church Rd • Conover • 479-4966 raffles and a live music performance by Kyle Mertz and that Devil band. Everyone is welcome! AND ’ If you are interested in participating or volunteering for the event, L O please go to www.NWBadDash.com to register for the race or sign up LAKES to volunteer. Or contact the Manitowish Waters Chamber of Com- merce at www.manitowishwaters.org or 715.543.8488. LUTHERAN OUTREACH W.E.L.S. Ely Memorial UCC Rev. Nancy Zorn Micke Eagle River Baptist Church Worhsip with us at Land O’ Lakes Wed.nig Town Hall, June 1 through Aug 31. 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Sundays 9:30am Land O’ Lakes Bible Church 4 s 2 e only St. Mary in Phelps 4 k BiBLe StuDy Sunday School–9am 5 a SAturdAy - 6:30 pm H 'l $10.99 Sundays 8:30am & Tues. 6:30pm Sunday Worship–10am 7 wy do Liturgy of the Word & Communion b lan 1764 Hwy 45N - Land O’Lakes, WI Sunday Evening–6pm 15 5 SundAy - 8:00 am Mass -5 33 (906)544-2259 715-547-3183 47-3 [email protected] 715-547-3558 2 miles south of Cty B, 5937 Hwy 45, LOL Page 14 August 21, 2014 Border Bulletin Agonikak National Recreation Trail Watersmeet Township, Wilder- able support through the course ness Lakes Trails, Inc. and the Ot- of construction. The Lac Vieux tawa National Forest are pleased Desert Tribe and other generous to announce that work on the donors contributed the remaining revitalized Agonikak National balance (approximately $80,000) Recreation Trail was recently of the required matching funds. completed and is now available Watersmeet Township provided for public use. The 12-mile Agon- the conduit for receiving grants ikak (A-gon-i-kak) Trail connects and dispersing funds. Its mone- the Watersmeet Town Park and tary investment in the project was the Ottawa National Forest Visi- $57,000 dispersed over 4 years, tor Center to the town of Land O’ approximately 4% of the total Lakes, Wisconsin. The Agonikak project cost. In addition to the Trail is a major component of the above the Michigan Department 38-mile Wilderness Lakes Trails’ of Transportation added 3-miles bike and pedestrian system that of 8-foot paved shoulders while will traverse two states (Michi- resurfacing US 45 to make trail ac- gan and Wisconsin) and encircle cess from local roads safer. Logan the Sylvania Wilderness Area Jacisin, a boy scout for Troop 323 once completed. in Ironwood, MI designed, built Photo of ribbon cutting. Left to right: Norman Nass - Watersmeet “This has been a remarkable and installed 2 bike cleaning sta- District Ranger, Paul Kemppainen - Watersmeet Township Treasurer, project. It demonstrates what our tions at trail heads on the Agoni- Jim Thomas - Wilderness Lakes Trails (WLT) President, Alan Piel- WLT governments on the federal, trib- kak Trail. This was Logan’s Eagle Michigan DIrector, Frank Kuchever- Watersmeet Deputy Supervisor, Dan Benson-WLT Wisconsin Director, Jim Bollmann and Bill Andrus of MSA al, state and local levels, working Scout project which he developed Professional Services in concert with local businesses, to help keep the trail free of non- non-profit organizations and in- native invasive plants. although riders of skinny-tired by setting sign posts and dividual donors can accomplish Alan Piel described the im- road bikes may prefer using the brushing the trail. This for the benefit of residents and provements to the Agonikak Trail. "road bike route" shown on the first stage of the Agonikak visitors,” said Alan Piel, Michi- “The trail is 10 to 12 feet wide, "biking and hiking map" down- Trail restoration allowed gan Director of Wilderness Lakes with compacted gravel resulting loadable at www.wildlakes.org .” immediate use by hikers, Trails, Inc. in a very smooth uniform sur- The initial reworking of the mountain bikers and cross The 1.4 million dollar project face. A 40-foot pedestrian/bicycle Agonikak Trail began in the fall country skiers. was funded primarily through bridge was constructed to cross of 2008, as part of a National Pub- Today, that trail has three separate grants from the a picturesque section of Duck lic Lands Day project. Local vol- been transformed into Michigan Natural Resources Creek, one-half mile south of US unteers from the Land O’ Lakes 12-miles of what ev- Trust Fund totaling $1,040,000. Highway 2. The 12-mile trail is Fish and Game Club in conjunc- ery outdoor enthusiast The Ottawa National Forest pro- well-suited for walking and hik- tion with the Ottawa National searches for: scenic beau- vided $100,000 in funds through ing and is very bicycle-friendly, Forest revived the neglected trail ty, with some challenging the Secure Rural Schools and hills surrounded by re- Community Self-Determination mote lakes and forests of Act, prepared the project’s En- Big Valley the serene Northwoods. A vironmental Assessment and Ewen, Michigan downloadable map of the provided a bridge design, con- entire Wilderness Lakes struction materials and invalu- Trail System is available at www.wildlakes.org. In- formation is also available from the Ottawa National Forest Visitor Center in Watersmeet.

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NATURE NOTEs•Eastern Goldfinch Spinus tristis tristisby Peter Dring Peter Dring is a affords ample concealment for The young birds fledge at 13 to naturalist, photog- the nest. The earliest nesting is 14 days, but are still fed by the rapher, and was about the second of July; the lat- parents for several weeks. Director of the world renowned est nest found with young was Adult goldfinches undergo Little Red School- in the last week of September. a compete post-nuptial (af- house Nature Nests are usually quite close to ter nesting) molt that begins Center for nearly the primary feeding area, usu- in September. At this molt the four decades. ally within about 300 yards. males lose their bright yellow The American Goldfinch, for The greater the food supply, the feathers, and the males and fe- most of the year, is found in greater the density of nests. As males will be almost identical small flocks and give their char- a species, the goldfinch is quite for the winter. Males can still be acteristic call notes as they fly tolerant about territorial bound- identified by the blacker wings restlessly from place to place. aries. The availability of food and whiter wing bars. The They give the impression of be- appears much more important. goldfinches will be drab until ing high spirited birds, happy The nest habitat preferred seems the pre-nuptial (before nesting) and full of energy. Our spring is to be marshland. Nest height is molt in mid to late spring. not the goldfinch's spring, in the variable - they have been found The goldfinch feeds primarily sense that spring is the begin- as low as one foot and as high as on seeds preferring the seeds of ning of a breeding season. The over thirty feet. The nest itself is the composite family (sunflow- goldfinch does not build its nest tightly woven of plant fibers, so ers and thistles). However, in until summer is well advanced, tight that they may temporarily season, they also consume some when many of their favorite hold water. insects (insect larvae and eggs), food plants are in seed. The nest is lined with soft berries, and tree buds. Gold- In early July the goldfinches and warm materials, usually finches are generally regarded start to pair off in preparation composed of thistle down and as a beneficial bird. However, for nesting. During courtship cattail fluff. Spider web and their fondness for the seeds of an attractive little ceremony caterpillar silk are used to bind garden plants like sunflowers, takes place. After the males the rim with bits of bark from lettuce, cosmos, and zinnias may have molted into their bright such plants as grape vines and cause seed growers to take mea- uniforms of yellow and black, Hawthorn. The female does all sures to protect their crops. courtship begins. All the gold- the incubation, with the male The flight of the goldfinch is finches of the area seem to as- bringing food to the nest to feed deeply undulating. It flies along semble and hold sort of a mu- her. Four to six eggs may be as if riding the waves of a stormy sical festival. So joyous and found in the nest. sea. Giving, as it rises to each vivacious is the singing that it The eggs are pale bluish- crest, its call of four happy notes. appears to be a vocal competi- white and have very little luster, To quote the late, Roger Tory tion for the females. though eggs spotted with red- Peterson: "The responsibilities There does not seem to be any dish brown are not uncommon. of life seem to rest lightly on the quarreling amongst the males Incubation takes 12 to 14 days. goldfinches sunny shoulders." for the females, pairings are apparently made during these musical get-togethers. The gold- finch nests so late in the year (our last nesting species) that the full size leaves of the nest plant Scrap Pilefurniture 6373 Hwy 45 South, Land O’ Lakes, WI 54540 Borderline (715) 547-6222 ~ www.scrappilefurniture.com R.V. PaRk 8:00-4:00 Monday thru Friday, 8:00-2:00 Saturday

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