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In Your Ex-sheriff candidate alleges rights violations, blacklisting By Debbie Foss County Sheriff Brett Sem- from getting jobs with the was nothing unconstitutional included in an amended Times… Times Staff ingson in 2018, alleges in Osseo and Blair police de- about the 2018 campaign for complaint fi led in U.S. Dis- The county is seeking to an amended complaint to the partments. sheriff. trict Court, Western District NEWS get dismissed a complaint court that his First Amend- Trempealeau County “A deliberate attempt of Wisconsin on Aug. 25. fi led in federal court by a one- ment rights were violated by itself, Deeren contends, was to discredit a politician by Deeren has until Oct. 1 to re- time candidate for sheriff then Sheriff Rich Anderson the “moving force behind the providing the public with ply to the county’s dismissal who is alleging the former because Deeren was running injury alleged.” The suit is unfl attering or harmful in- argument. A pretrial hearing and current sheriff, the chief against Anderson’s preferred seeking actual and punitive formation is not actionable on the status of the case was deputy and Trempealeau successor, Semingson. damages. as First Amendment retali- scheduled for Wednesday of County itself violated his Deeren further charges In a brief fi led last Thurs- ation,” said the county’s at- this week. constitutional rights and got that since he left the depart- day that calls for the case to torney, Ronald Stadler. Deeren also fi led a case him blacklisted. ment in spring of 2018, be dismissed, the county’s Semingson said he could against the county with Ettrick resident Kevin Semingson, Chief Deputy attorney says the defendants not comment on an on-going the state’s equal opportu- Page 3: County law Deeren, who unsuccessfully Harlan Reinders and a deputy have some immunity from case. nity division, alleging that enforcement weathers ran against Trempealeau “conspired” to keep Deeren civil action and that there Deeren’s allegations are a suspension by Anderson turmoil, so far was improper because the Page 4: G-E-T sustains department could not attempt positive case, looks to to fi re him for failing to dis- expand curriculum close a dismissed criminal complaint. An initial review Page 5: County COVID by the equal rights division cases continue to fl uctuate determined that Deeren had Page 14: Mayo doctor a “probable” foundation for advises on return to sports a case against the county for criminal record discrimina- COURT tion. Page 7: Sheriff’s Log A hearing by the equal rights division has been de- Page 8: Criminal Court layed by the pandemic and SPORTS no hearing date had been set as of Monday. In a brief written by his attorney Peter Reinhardt for the federal court com- plaint, Deeren argues he was unconstitutionally re- taliated against because of his candidacy. Shortly after announcing his candidacy, Deeren was demoted from patrol sergeant to patrol deputy by Anderson, a de- cision reversed by a county Still Paying It Forward committee. He was also Neither a global pandemic nor a rainy day could stop the organizers of the 13th annual Paying It Forward — Page 10: G-E-T girls, Ar- subsequently suspended, an Rita Tranberg Memorial on Saturday. Volunteers served chicken or bratwurst dinners to drive-through attendees. action that was also reversed. cadia’s Michalak win fi rst Donations were also collected and grand prizes were awarded during the annual fundraiser, which is typically a Coulee Conference meet two-day event. Funds raised at the event go toward various local causes. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy) (continued on Page 4) Page 11: Ranking the best football teams of the past decade Page 13: Arcadia bests County COVID cases continue to fl uctuate G-E-T by four strokes By Andrew Dannehy hasn’t found a link to the cases. The pealeau has had 13, Whitehall and nearby school, Cochrane-Fountain Times Editor most recent update of the health Independence, eight; Galesville, City in Buffalo County has closed OBITUARIES While the initial number of department’s metric showed that 80 seven, Blair/Ettrick, six; Osseo, four its high school and postponed all Page 13 new COVID-19 cases in Trempea- percent of the new cases within the and Eleva/Strum, one. sports until Sept. 21 after reporting leau County and the rate in which past seven days were due to com- Information released by the six cases. positive results were received were munity spread, which means they health department last week Wednes- Another neighboring county, La lower than average, a spike over the have an unidentifi ed origin. day indicated there had been three new Crosse, reported record-numbers weekend showed that Trempealeau As of Monday morning, Baer said cases amongst school-aged individuals of cases several days last week. County is not out of the woods yet. there were 46 active cases, but that (ages fi ve-to-19), all between the ages Most are considered to be related As of Monday morning, the total did not include several cases of fi ve and 14. Since the start of school to the universities in that county Wisconsin Department of Health added to the DHS website later that on Aug. 27, there have been seven reopening. The Trempealeau County Services reported 16 new cases last day. cases reported amongst school-aged Health Department has advised resi- week with a positivity rate of 7.5 The DHS website showed the individuals. The most recent data did dents to use caution when visiting percent, but by Monday afternoon most infected area last week was not include the cases that were reported neighboring counties. it increased to 33 new cases with a Trempealeau with nine new cases. over the weekend, however. “We recommend avoiding events, rate of 13 percent. Last week was the fi rst time since Neither the county health depart- gatherings or situations in which you “The decrease in cases was very April that Arcadia didn’t have the ment nor the area school districts cannot maintain six feet of distance hopeful,” Kaila Baer, TCHD infor- most new cases as that area had have indicated which districts the between yourself and others,” Baer mation offi cer said. “Unfortunately, fi ve last week. Independence and school-aged cases are from. The said. “It’s important to continue there were 17 new cases over the Galesville also both had fi ve. Times requested such information wearing a mask and washing hands weekend.” Over the past two weeks, Arcadia from the health department last frequently and using hand sanitizer Baer said the health department has had 14 new cases, while Trem- week, but received no response. One when outside of your home as well.”

From diapers to diplomas. Dr. Breidenbach will be there. Page 2 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, September 16, 2020 Wednesday, September 16, 2020 Trempealeau County Times Page 3 Galesville city council considers parking restrictions County law enforcement weathers turmoil, so far By Abby Sacia on apartment residents. spots available for businesses apartments would not have expressed that he would be The city agreed to re- By Debbie Foss “In Trempealeau County, cards. We’re very fortunate suspects’ deaths. in custody, has also called and are wide enough apart of Times Staff According to city or- like AKF Martial Arts Stu- a place to park. ok with that solution. search if there was an exist- Times Staff there are no riots, just the here. We’ve had no officers The sheriff cited elimina- that practice into question. deliver a broad shock. “It’s As more businesses have dinances, the commercial dio, The Hive Chiropractic, “The residents aren’t go- “I agree with Tyler, an 8 ing two-hour parking rule in While some of the possi- opposite,” said Sheriff Brett threaten to leave.” tion of “qualified immunity” “Taking away no-knock pretty common for just one moved into commercial district of Galesville’s down- Kamrowski Photography, ing to want to have two hour a.m. to 8 p.m. or 8 a.m. to 9 that area that there simply ble responses to the upheaval Semingson to the Inde- But Semingson said he is for police officers and of warrants is a problem on prong to attach,” he said. spaces on West Gale Avenue town requires buildings to Rustic Roots Salon and parking when they are in their p.m. (two hour parking) and were no existing signs. Oth- in law enforcement have the pendence city council last concerned about the effects “no-knock” warrants as be- two counts,” Semingson “For myself, though, I’d and Main Street in Gales- have at least 50 percent of Revved Nutrition. Joe Nordy homes,” Wallner said. then overnight people could erwise, the city would have county’s sheriff concerned, Tuesday in one of a series of some of the proposed ing especially objectionable. said. “They prevent the rather be tased than hit with ville, parking has become their floor space occupied of AKF Martial Arts says that Mayor Vince Howe re- park is acceptable,” Norday to vote to designate the area the turmoil hasn’t, so far, of his presentations to lo- federal and state changes “These are knee jerk reac- destruction of evidence and OC (tear) gas.” more of a premium in the by a business. However, this is a problem for business. sponded that they can park said. as having two hour parking. caused officers to quit their cal governments. “We have prompted by incidents of tions,” Semingson said. “We give officers the element of Wisconsin officers also downtown area. Now the city there are a number of build- “Parking out there is atro- in the square. jobs. people thank officers. We get officers being accused in feel we’re big targets.” surprise. You don’t want to have “a duty to intercede” if is considering adding two ings on West Gale Ave. that cious and in wintertime it Council member Tyler For more local Qualified immunity, give suspects the time they they see other officers using hour parking restrictions to have been apartments only gets worse,” Nordy said. Truax cited that in Milwau- Arcadia woman earns nursing ‘excellence’ award which protects law enforce- need to have officers walk excessive force. Minneapolis tamp down on clogged park- for many years. Residents of Council member Jean kee, there is two hour park- government news you ment and other public of- into a bad situation.” police officers were charged ing spaces that city officials these apartments often park Wallner expressed concern ing during the day and no can use, turn to the… By Andrew Dannehy invests in the growth and always works hard to ensure ficials from civil action, “is Semingson said Wis- with the death of suspect and business owners blame along West Gale, leaving few that people living in the limitations overnight. 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It ing that it was important that Renee Keenan were ap- By Debbie Foss challenges. tute a destruction of land- off most of its employees Several suit participants also released the water to rescue Times Staff cipal Troy White, who said think about what he used to is so easy to see only what’s students know of the good proved, as were: a leave of Times Staff “Particulates and dust scape scenic values and at the Whitehall and Blair cite severe damage to their a bulldozer and its driver The Gale-Ettrick-Trem- he had never seen students cover in his own classes. going on today,” Hogden and bad in their nation’s absence for bus driver Joe County residents suing Hi- emanating from these un- cause decreased values for plants, though it has since property when Hi-Crush that had fallen into the bot- pealeau School Board dis- as well behaved in his career “I have learned a lot of said. “The thing that really history. Roehl and the hiring of Eng- Crush for damage caused by constrained piles (of mined neighboring properties.” resumed shipping some released 10 million gallons tom of a retention pond. The cussed what they feel has as they have been over the things in the last few months hit me was we have all these “We had those horrible lish teacher Niels Anderson, its mines are among hundreds sand at the Whitehall and When Hi-Crush filed for already-mined sand. of water in May, 2018. state Department of Natural been a largely successful first two weeks of school this that I did not know about our people protesting, and it’s people that attacked us on head cook Colette Minser, of creditors attempting to Blair plants) create noxious bankruptcy, it cited a slump The county residents Hi-Crush has responded Resources did not penalize opening couple weeks of year. Elementary and middle history,” Moore said. “It may okay to protest, I understand 9/11 and yet we had all those custodians Jessica Olson and preserve their claims against conditions that are harm- in the frack sand market contend in their suits that that their mines have met all the company for the release. school at their regular meet- school principals echoed the be time to reexamine what that, but when it gets over brave firefighters and other Jason Valley, paraprofes- the company as it reorganizes ful to health and property,” caused by a drop in energy Hi-Crush operations have state, federal and local man- The residents’ suit contends ing Monday, though one sentiments, adding that stu- we teach in our district.” the edge that’s not right...I people that went in there,” sionals Josh Nelson, Kylee under bankruptcy. Jacobson’s brief before the prices and the availability of polluted air and ground dates and that it remedied Hi-Crush should have had district student has been dents and staff across grade Moore also pointed to just think it’s important Moore said. “And I just want Schams, Heidi Jo Mathews Tim Jacobson, the La bankruptcy court says. “The sand nearer energy extrac- water and disrupted their any shortcomings cited by some type of back-up reten- quarantined after testing levels are adapting well to Black History Month and that we keep the history of to say one thing: without and Wendy Culp and after Crosse attorney for 45 indi- facilities themselves consti- tion sites. The company laid enjoyment of their property. regulators. The company tion plan. positive for COVID-19. mask-wearing and social Women’s History Month previous major events alive protest there would be no school club assistant Lexi viduals who have property District administrator Mi- distancing measures. as topics that may have in the learning centers, not United States of America. Grant. near Hi-Crush’s Whitehall chele Butler said the district A “handful” of students been covered, but he would just about what’s going on Go back and look at the Extra curricular contracts and Blair mines, said his Independence expected to tighten fire inspections swiftly began contact tracing and staff members have also like to see “addressed in a today, because I really feel Revolutionary War, that’s for assistant high school vol- clients’ filings with a Texas By Debbie Foss “A lot of people won’t open political districts are based on houses. The company will perform once the positive case at the undergone precautionary more rigorous manner” with what negativism our young all I’ve got to say.” leyball coach Kirsten Tenner bankruptcy court aim to have Times Staff their door, especially with CO- population. “Trees will just make it the revaluation in 2021 and high school was identified quarantines and been tested changes made in time for the people are growing up in In unrelated board action, and middle school volleyball the court recognize the resi- Independence officials VID around,” Baecker said. The council at its Octo- look better,” Baecker said. maintain it for about $40,000 over the weekend. The after close contacts outside 2021-2022 school year. today.” the resignations of teacher coach Taylor Boe were also dents’ $82 million in potential are expected to tighten their “We’re hoping that a familiar ber meeting is expected to The model houses could be contract. student and others in close of district buildings. Butler Fellow board member Moore responded by say- Meghan Mullin and cook approved. damages from Hi-Crush. A enforcement of potential fire face will help get a more accu- consider modifying some of rented for up to a year but • Delayed consideration contact were not scheduled added that a staff member Pat Malone concurred with hearing on the standing of code violations to enforce a rate count. It’s very important the covenants for the city’s would have to ultimately be of an Arcadia Ambulance to attend Monday under the has successfully been able Moore, suggesting she would Hi-Crush’s creditors is sched- 2019 city ordinance. we get to 90 percent.” residential development, the owner-occupied, the covenant Service resolution to get district’s A-B schedule, and to teach remotely from like to see a bi-annual cur- Ex-sheriff candidate alleges uled for next Wednesday. The city’s fire inspector Census Bureau data says tax incentive district-fund- change says. clarification on a proposed all believed to have been in their own home while under riculum meeting scheduled “Ideally, we’d like the reportedly has cited some 66 percent of Independence ed Markham Addition. The The council also: new payment schedule. close contact were asked to quarantine, and the district is for December moved up to claim recognized and the businesses and multi-family residents have responded to changes would require that at • Approved a property • Will encourage gravel be remain in quarantine for the seeking to acquire additional October. Board member Paul rights violations, blacklisting matter continued in Trem- residences several times for the census questionnaire on least two deciduous trees be revaluation agreement Chim- placed in portions of Madison next two weeks by Monday cameras and equipment to Kinzer also suggested a more was hired in 2015 when his have little constitutional pro- pealeau County courts,” fire risks, yet none of the viola- their own, compared to 72 planted in front of each home ney Rock Appraisal, the only Street where there are sharp night. Less than 10 individu- facilitate remote and “blend- thorough Native American (continued from Page 1) background check came tection against their political Jacobson said. tions has been reported to the percent statewide. Distribu- and allow construction and company to response of the 12 edges in sections that still need als were determined to have ed” instruction of remote unit may also be an area of back “clear,” yet Anderson opponents,” Stadler writes. While it is difficult to police department, which is tion of government funds and short-term rental of model from whom bids were sought. to be paved. been at risk of close contact and in-person learners. As improvement. Butler said a Deeren’s complaints “are moved to have him fired be- Stadler also argued Sem- anticipate the outcome in authorized to issue citations to according to the district, and of Monday evening, Butler meeting would be scheduled really those of a disgruntled cause Deeren allegedly failed ingson or Reinders were the intricate bankruptcy and repeat offenders, city attorney the group includes one staff said the district has no plans for next month to begin a politician bitter and resentful Pillow-cleaning advantages promoted by area church to mention a South Carolina using appropriate “discre- reorganization process, the Laverne Michalak said last member with the rest being to close. review of history department over his loss,” Stadler writes criminal complaint that was tion” when they told Osseo bankruptcy could make it Tuesday. An area church is offering being returned the same day. The release said that every feathers. The machine, they students. In separate board discus- curriculum. in arguing the case should be dismissed and record of it and Blair officials that they difficult for the residents to Michalak said the city’s pillow-cleaning services in Both churches are bring- time a pillow is washed or say, will clean, disinfect and The lone positive test sion, board member Larry The topic did receive dismissed. expunged. had concerns about Deeren collect payment for the al- 2019 ordinance says viola- the coming week with the ing Carlson Pillow Cleaning steam-cleaned, the feathers deodorize the feathers with- underscored what several Moore requested the cur- some pushback from board Among Deeren’s other Deeren resigned from the being hired as an officer. leged damages that occurred tors can be cited as nuisances advantages highlighted by Service, based in Willmar, lose between 10 and 15 years out removing any of their oil. district employees catego- riculum committee review president Gene Hogden, objections was that when department in May of 2018. Stadler argues that Deeren before the July bankruptcy and have licenses pulled. The the company that will be as- Minn., to assist. of their usefulness. A feather, The cleaning, the com- rized as a successful opening the history curriculum as who in his board president the department released per- In the response from had to prove a “conspiracy” filing. ordinance also provides for a sisting them. Carlson released a “fact according to the release, de- pany says, will take five two weeks for students and it pertains to social justice, remarks suggested that sonnel records as requested Stadler, the Milwaukee at- to back up a claim that he was Jacobson noted, however, $200 a day, per infraction fine Arcadia residents will sheet” that stated a “good pends on the oil in it for its minutes and customers will staff operating under the equality and anti-racism. students should also be re- by the Times and others, torney says the defendants “blacklisted” and that Deeren that Hi-Crush insurers would for persistent violations. be offered a chance to have goose feather pillow” given life and softness and washing be able to bring their pillows various precautions laid out Moore, a former history minded of traumatic events Deeren’s awards were not generally enjoy immunity speculated but did not pro- still be liable. “The ordinance is on the pillows cleaned by Carlson proper care should last be- or steam-cleaning removes home the same day. in their district-wide plans teacher in the district him- inflicted on America such as included, while complaints from civil complaints in the vide proof that Semingson, “The insurance companies books,” Michalak said. 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Turn on to North Branch Rd., 3/4 Mile to W13885 Cain Rd. 36321 Main St., Whitehall • www.pankchiropractic.com Wednesday, September 16, 2020 Trempealeau County Times Page 7 Page 6 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, September 16, 2020 eer o e dior Trempealeau County Sheriff’s Department Weekly Log o te ditor From The Early Files Wednesday, Sept. 2 an accident. large piece of plastic in the The 2020 Census is underway Most households across 16:16 — Blair: Caller subject is refusing to let the ject was checking on a crash the county received an invitation to respond to the Census 10:53 — Galesville: A 12:53 — Trempealeau: roadway. said his landlord threw him caller take her horse equip- he came upon and his vehicle in the mail and census takers are currently dropping off male is there. He’s possibly A subject is having suicidal 21:26 — Osseo: Two-ve- up against the wall. ment from a property. was struck by a third vehicle. invitations and paper questionnaires at many homes in our opiled ro Te rcadia eseader, lair ress, alesville epulican iteall Ties a census worker, but it didn’t feelings. hicle accident in the roadway. 18:50 — Arcadia: Caller 14:05 — Trempealeau: 09:35 — Independence: communities. seem legitimate. 16:37 — Galesville: A 21:55 — Osseo: Caller’s hasn’t seen any activity at a An older house has smoke Female reported a possible very 10 years, the census becomes an important topic is built. When the alesville a schedule of projects to 22, lencoe, was operating a 12:40 – Arcadia: A vehicle subject is driving crazy and vehicle is disabled and he residence in a week. coming out of the roof. The heart attack. in Arcadia, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin, and the nited et 1 1 city council learned that the be included in the state’s Chevrolet two-door when he passed unsafely and into on- flipping people off. needs assistance. 20:37 — Whitehall: A house is vacant. 10:27 — Eleva: A vehicle States. So far, the 49.3 of the households in the city of Members of the 1995 state wanted to close Main postwar highway program. slammed into the left rear of coming traffic. Caller had to 18:39 — Trempealeau Thursday, Sept. 3 male is trying to hitchhike 15:05 — Whitehall: An is all over the road, crossing Arcadia 71.5 of the households in the town of Arcadia Whitehall High School Street for three weeks, it Included are concrete surfac- Reedy’s vehicle. eorge was go into the shoulder to avoid County: Caller reported a 00:45 — Osseo: A newer with his thumb up. He is intoxicated male is walking lines. and 70.3 of the households in Trempealeau County have homecoming court are: Val- voted to invite the project ing of two portions of Hwy. fi ned $5 for reckless driving. vehicle with a driver who is standing very close to the around near the railroad 10:39 — Strum: Someone responded, but we need to count everyone. erie Ives, Paula Fremstad, engineer to its net meeting. 53, between alesville and There were 300 women possibly intoxicated. white line. tracks. is trying to break into the The census is a true refl ection of our population, where Amy Herman, Beth Martin, Law offi cers said a large Centerville, and 2.5 miles be- who attended the fall meeting trempealeau county: 04:33 — Trempealeau: 21:14 — Blair: Caller hit 15:23 — Strum: Caller’s caller’s house. we live and how we work. It infl uences funding for programs Rose ulig, Aaron eurink, amount of cash was taken tween Whitehall and Pigeon of the Arcadia deanery coun- Caller hit a tree. a deer. girlfriend attacked him as he 13:29 — Ettrick: Caller that help support our communities and affect our livelihood. Mark Thompson, Shane from the Centerville Stop Falls. The county also has cil of Catholic women held Traffic Citations & 09:09 — Galesville: A tree 23:28 — Osseo: Caller’s tried to leave. witnessed someone dumping These statistics help determine funding for the net 10 Insteness, Josh Windjue and Shop during a break-in a project planned to grade, at St. Aloysius auditorium. is down blocking one lane of husband is drunk and is 15:46 — Whitehall: Two two large bags of garbage. years for new schools and programs such as special edu- Jeremiah Pientok. late Friday night or early drain and surface si miles ach of the 11 parishes of the Other Forfeitures the road. outside screaming. He is not children were found playing 13:32 — Eleva: Caller’s cation, teacher training, rural education, free- or reduced- A man charged with tak- Saturday morning. County of Hwy. 53 between Pigeon deanery were represented. 09:38 — Trempealeau: supposed to be drinking. in the street. neighbors are screaming. priced school lunches, and Head Start. This also includes ing a Whitehall couple’s car Crime Stoppers is offering a Falls and Osseo. Dr. C. Oliver Rogne, prac- Driver Permitting or Ellison, 26, La Crosse; Dar- Caller advised they will be Friday, Sept. 4 16:25 — Ettrick: A loose Caller doesn’t know what funding for hospitals, health care, medical research, roads from their driveway in June cash reward of up to $1,000 The Trempealeau County ticing physician at ttrick for Possessing Open Intoxi- ren Pershall, 52, Onalaska; parking a vehicle for a few 01:33 — Blair: Reporting cow is in the ditch. is going on and can’t see and bridges, and services specifi cally aimed at rural areas. has been convicted of that for clues leading to an arrest Safety Council will be re- 19 years has opened an offi ce cants in a Motor Vehicle: Douglas Seyler, 59, Decatur, days. party received a call from 20:16 — Independence: A anybody outside. Other areas include emergency response, fi refi ghters, crime and also has been sen- in the case. Lawmen said vived at a countywide meet- in La Crosse. Justin Seiling, 21, Trempea- Ark. 10:30 — Strum: Officer another person reporting a subject is riding a bike near 13:40 — Arcadia: A truck emergency medical technicians, law enforcement, housing, tenced for a second time on entry was gained through a ing to be held Sept. 28 at the A new well has been leau. 11 to 15 MPH over: reported a carcass in the driver was “tweaking” and the lane of traffic. took out a power line. agricultural etension programs, and rural infrastructure, an earlier car theft. Alfredo back door and that the money courthouse. Activities of started for the village of Blair. Operating after License Michael Bodine, 36, Eau roadway. that there were small children 23:15 — Galesville: A 18:07 — Blair: Caller Rural Rental Assistance Payments, Rural ducation, Rural Hernandez pleaded guilty was taken from a safe. Cyril the council have practically A softball game between Suspension, First Offense: Claire; Kyle McDonald, 24, 11:08 — Ettrick: A neigh- in the back of the vehicle. male has not been able to get advised a vehicle almost hit Business nterprise rants, and aid for farms. The above in Trempealeau County Pehler, store owner, said the ceased during the war, but Blair men headed by Le- Joshua Onstad, 40, Holmen; Minnesota City, Minn.; No- bor parked her car so the 09:14 — Strum: Drug up and is not communicating. two other vehicles head-on. list does not even include the census driven programs that Circuit Court to operating estimated loss is $3,400, is being reorganized by Dr. nard llison and farm men Andrew Sieg, 45, Osseo. lan Steverson, 18, Glenwood caller can’t get out of the complaint. Saturday, Sept. 5 18:11 — Galesville: A ser- help low-income people pay for healthcare, put food on the a motor vehicle without the about $1,800 of it is in cash. A.O. Torson, chairman of sparked by Wilber Osgood Operating without a Spring, Colo. garage. 10:03 — Arcadia: Caller 02:54 — Arcadia: Caller vice van was driving around table, or keep a roof over their heads. owner’s consent, as a repeat Sherry Simmons was the previous group, Traffi c will be held Sunday at the Valid Driver’s License, Failure to Wear Seat 13:46 — Osseo: Request advised a rock came out of reported a crash. the area. In our area where resources are stretched thin, this fund- offender. Hernandez, 28, was crowned Miss Blair last Offi cer H.F. Theurer and school athletic fi eld. First Offense: Erick Carde- Belt: Erick Cardenas, 32, to attempt to locate a missing an uncovered dump truck and 03:39 — Osseo: Traffic 19:46 — Trempealeau: ing can help us literally go the etra mile. convicted only four months Thursday with Lisa Mathson others interested in promot- 1 nas, 32, Whitehall; Ezequiel Whitehall; Joshua Ons- male. hit his windshield. complaint on a vehicle with Caller received a suspicious Responding to the 2020 Census gives everyone the op- ago of stealing an Arcadia as the fi rst attendant, Carol ing safety on the highways. et 1 Cruz, 25, Arcadia; Jorge tad, 40, Holmen; Michael 16:00 — Eleva: Caller 11:00 — Independence: A no license plate. Caller said envelope in the mail. portunity to help shape our future and fulfi ll our patriotic woman’s vehicle. Hernandez Stenberg, second attendant, Lee Johnson is engaged The drought has burned Oviedo, 20, Arcadia; Hector Ryan, 33, Allanville; Bradley advised another driver was car was going over the center it is varying speed and is all 20:20 — Galesville: An duty. ou can respond by completing and mailing back the was sentenced to si months Melissa nutson, miss con- again in trapping, and started the pastures, and dairymen Sandoval, 33, Arcadia. Steinke, 36, Osseo; Jeffrey playing chicken with her at and white lines. over the road. (continued on Page 9) paper questionnaire or you can use the Census ID from the in jail for violating the terms geniality, Leah Vehrenkamp, off with unusual luck. When are feeding as in winter in Hit and Run: Justin Seil- Steinke, 35, Osseo. an intersection. 13:29 — Galesville: A 03:58 — Arcadia: A sub- invitation to respond online at 2020census.gov or by calling of his probation from the Little Miss Blair. he made the rounds of his consequence, milk prices ing, 21, Trempealeau. Operate without Insur- 1-844-330-2020. May 23 conviction. For the The 2020 Blair Civic trapping line Monday, he advance. Failure to Obey Sign or ance: Ezequiel Cruz, 25, Ar- Please encourage everyone you know to respond to help most recent charge, Judge Award was bestowed upon was happily surprised to fi nd A letter from A.P. Tall- Signal: Benjamin Graham, cadia; Barbara Fonstad, 59, Health Insurance Questions? Arcadia, Trempealeau County, and Wisconsin. Thank you John Damon scheduled a velyn Brekke and John a silver-tip fo in one of the man, ordering a change in 36, Rice Lake; Robert John- Galesville; Hector Sandoval, I can help you. sentencing hearing for Oct. traps. While pelts are not for participating in the 2020 Census. Angst. address, says he has bought son, 66, La Crosse. 33, Arcadia; Jose Zambrano Prescription Drug Plans ∙ Health & Life Insurance 24. Hernandez could be sen- The 1995 Star Family in full prime at this time of Speeding Reyes, 34, Whitehall. at Old Main Historical & Community Arts Center a bungalow at Pasadena, | Medicare Advantage Plans ∙ Final Expenses Beth illian, tenced to up to 11 years in Farm is the Vernon and Carol year, Lee is confi dent that he Calif., a place which they like 25 to 29 MPH over the Operate without Proof 20869 College Ave., Galesville www.oldmain.org Town of Arcadia and prison and/or fi ned as much But family farm, located will receive a good price for best of any they have seen. Limit: Mariah Delmedico, of Insurance: Caden Jacob- Quality, Affordable Coverage & Excellent Service Supervisor of Trempealeau County as $10,000. south of Blair on County this one, as such fur is very There is no record of a 24, Westby; Anne Kulhanek, son, 16, Lake Delton; Wyatt Sat., Sept. 19, 11am – 4pm • DRIVE THRU EVENT The future of the Arcadia Highway C. valuable. September so hot and dry as 29, Milwaukee. Suhr, 18, Eleva. Recreation Center seems to FOOD: BBQ Pork Dinner $8 (pre-order at www.oldmain.org) o te ditor Between $350 and $400 the one we are now eperi- 20 to 24 MPH over: Municipal Ordinance be looking bright after the Mr. Dannehy, I applaud your column and agree that damage was done to two encing. The oldest resident Andrea Kinshaw, 47, Rose- Violations RAFFLES: 2019 Green Bay Packers Autographed Football & Arcadia city council decided et 1 hate speech should not be tolerated by any of our elected cars which collided between cannot recall its equal for mount, Minn.; Aaron Peters, Animals Running at to take on the challenge Willie Cantrell, 39, of 50/50 Raffle. 1 Ticket $5; 3 Tickets $10; 10 Tickets $20 offi cials. Anyone who has engaged in this type of conduct Midway pavilion and the high temperatures and lack 22, Arpin. Large: Jonathan Nokken, Donna Critzman of making the recreation Whitehall, was killed in should be forced to resign, but let us apply this uniformly. intersection of Highway 121 of rainfall. 16 to 19 MPH over: Justin 39, Blair. 800-362-8046 or 608-783-6441 I believe this is part of the initial fi rst step in eliminating center more utilized in the a one-car accident early and 93 near Independence. 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Caller’s husband is refusing ditch. Car parts are all over, The following real estate Barbara Kostner, Georgia Jacqueline Hanson and Initial Appearances Oct. 15. $937.50. Carlos Cordoza, 42, revoked. Plea/sentencing duct (domestic abuse). Plea/ 21:17 — Independence: to let her leave. no vehicle is around. transactions were registered Brekke, Robert Scow and Jason Krszjzaniek, city of Lindsay Gulley, 33, Kara Carr, 32, Chippewa Stephanie Erdman, 26, Strum, charge of hit and run hearing scheduled for Oct. 8. sentencing hearing sched- Caller is burning remnants 12:59 — Whitehall: A 09:47 — Trempealeau: on the Wisconsin Depart- Marsha Dirienzo, city of Osseo, $63,000. Onalaska, possession of Falls, operate with restricted Taylor, pleaded no contest was dismissed on prosecu- Pedro Gomez Martinez, uled for Oct. 13. of a building that collapsed subject was harassed by the Caller is reporting fraud. ment of Revenue’s website Whitehall, $80,000. Crystal Rossow and methamphetamine, bail controlled substance (first to theft-business setting tor’s motion. 35, Eau Claire, bail jumping- Bryan Conant, 29, Strum, last winter. caller’s neighbor. 11:26 — Galesville: A between Aug. 31 to Sept. Patrick Macken and Zachary Rossow from Tyler 14:10 — Osseo: Four one-car accident with a jumping-misdemeanor and with minor passenger <16 ($2,500) and bail jumping- Sept. 9 felony, battery or threat to disorderly conduct (domes- 21:20 — Galesville: 11. Amanda Brash from War- Vitse and Kayla Vitse, city possess drug paraphernalia. years). Pretrial conference misdemeanor. Sentenced to judge, prosecutor or law tic abuse). Plea/sentencing There is a cow standing in vehicles are driving very fast. power line down. Victor Reynoso Mateo ren and Mary Behm, town of Whitehall, $185,000. Dismissals 16:10 — Whitehall: A 11:43 — Osseo: Caller Preliminary hearing sched- scheduled for Oct. 5, status serve 18 months of proba- Alannah Roberts, 27, enforcement officer, resist- hearing scheduled for Oct. the middle of the road. and Julia Vargas Rafael of Unity, $415,000. Ashley Real Estate LLC uled for Sept. 24. conference for Oct. 15. tion and to pay court costs ing or obstructing an officer 13. 21:39 — Eleva: A male is male is choking out staff and sees a party laying in the from JJM Wolfe Properties Heather and Mauro Go- from Cool Investment LLC, Nekoosa, charge of posses- attempting to break windows Robin Lilla, 45, White- Arraignment totaling $1,302.09. Charge and disorderly conduct. Quentin Eichman, 46, lying on the shoulder of the doorway. Caller believes the III LLC, city of Arcadia, mez from Scott Kubis and city of Arcadia, $30,000. sion of methamphetamine with a chair. subject is moving. hall, intimidate victim/use or Ethan Horton, 17, Trem- of theft-movable property Status conference scheduled Galesville, bail jumping- road with a case of beer. He $94,000. Brad Kubis, city of Arcadia, Real Property Manage- was dismissed upon the 20:21 — Osseo: Caller 12:25 — Osseo: Caller attempt force, false impris- pealeau, battery to emer- (<=$2,500) was dismissed, for Oct. 15. misdemeanor and operating is moving. Isidra Sanchez from JJM $210,000. ment, LLC from Northland fulfillment of a deferred hasn’t seen or heard from let people stay somewhere onment (domestic abuse), gency rescue worker, battery but read in. Jacqueline Samples, 48, while revoked. Status confer- 21:55 — Trempealeau Wolfe Properties I LLC, city Paul and Tracy Lunde- Strum Apartments, Lim- prosecution agreement. their significant other in 27 temporarily, but they will battery (domestic abuse) and or threat to judge, prosecutor Damein Smith, 51, White- Independence, bail jumping- ence scheduled for Nov. 12. County: A male with a dis- of Arcadia, $65,000. quam from Richard Walski, ited Partnership, village of Sept. 10 hours. not leave. They have been disorderly conduct (domestic or law enforcement officer hall, pleaded guilty to resist- felony. Status conference Shelley Anderson, 59, located hip is outside in the Cordell Kokott from Henry Walski and Anthony Strum, $685,175. Preliminary Hearing 22:52 — Blair: Caller there a week and need to be abuse). Preliminary hearing and disorderly conduct. Plea/ ing or obstructing an officer scheduled for Oct. 15. Ettrick, disorderly conduct woods. Beaver Creek Rentals, LLC, Walske, town of Trempea- Jose Hernandez Domin- reported juveniles are on out now. scheduled for Sept. 24. sentencing hearing sched- and OWI (third). Sentenced Zachary Karberg, 32, Carlos Marcus, 42, (domestic abuse) and intimi- 23:53 — Independence: village of Trempealeau, leau, $145,000. guez and Ruth Garcia Cor- bikes and she thought she 13:39 — Osseo: A sport- Robin Ainsworth, 39, uled for Oct. 13. to one year of probation, 51 Whitehall, four counts of Onalaska, possession of date victim/dissuade com- Caller believes he is fol- $110,000. Gina Waters from Gor- taza from David Erickson Onalaska, bail jumping- days in jail (imposed and possession of child pornog- methamphetamine-PTAC plaints (domestic abuse). lowing a drunk driver. The heard glass breaking. utility vehicle is in the ditch Status Conferences Boland Trucking LLC don Hong Properties, LLC, Evelopment LLC, city of felony, OWI cause injury stayed), to have license re- raphy. Cash bond amended to and possession of cocaine/ Status conference scheduled vehicle has crossed the center Monday, Sept. 7 and the driver is getting out. Jose Hernandez-Delgado, from Franklin and An- city of Osseo, $194,900. Whitehall, $26,000. (2+), OWI (third). voked and ignition interlock $5,000 and signed. Arraign- coca (second or more). Plea/ for Oct. 15. and fog lines and is varying 01:04 — Ettrick: Caller The caller did not stop. gela Berg, town of Arcadia, Jai Skaar from Paul and Taryn and Craig Tidquist Chad Henneman, 43, 52, Arcadia, OWI (third) device in place for 24 months ment scheduled for Nov. 19. sentencing hearing sched- Darrin Mahnke, 53, speed. was locking up and heard 15:59 — Eleva: A van is and operating with PAC $35,000. Barbara Kujak, town of from Marie Kloss, Jennifer Chippewa Falls, bail jump- and to pay court costs total- Arraignment uled for Oct. 20. Galesville, two counts of 22:44 — Ettrick: Male someone pounding on the tailgating. Syms Rentals LLC from Trempealeau, $28,000. Heffner, Dawn Toraason ing-felony (two) and posses- (third). Pretrial conference ing $823.25. Charges of hit Pedro Gomez Martinez, issuance of worthless checks pressed a medical alarm back door. 17:50 — Eleva: A vehicle scheduled for Oct. 5, plea/ Quentin Eichman, 46, Deanne Nelson from and Lori Appleton, city of sion of methamphetamine. and run and operating with Galesville, possession of 34, Eau Claire, two counts ($2,500). Status conference pendant because someone 01:49 — Trempealeau: A is going in and out of traffic. It Duane and Connie Gullick- Independence, $253,000. sentencing hearing for Nov. passed the caller and almost Criminal Court Preliminary hearing sched- PAC (third) were dismissed methamphetamine, bail of battery or threat to judge, scheduled for Oct. 15. stole his clothes out of the suspicious male is walking srud, town of Hale, $45,000. City of Arcadia from 13. caused him to go into the uled for Sept. 24. on prosecutor’s motion. jumping-misdemeanor (two) prosecutor or law enforce- Robert Watrud, 39, dryer. around a parking lot. He was (continued from Page 8) Mitchel Nelson from Sacred Heart Hospital of Olivia Templeman, 32, Plea/Sentencing Ervin Miller, 19. Mondo- ment officer and disorderly Sparta, 12 counts of issu- last seen on the south side of ditch. and disorderly conduct (do- Sunday, Sept. 6 Plea/Sentencing Duane and Connie Gullick- the Hospital Sisters of the Janesville, bail jumping- Jesse Baum, 24, Ban- vi, pleaded guilty to a charge conduct. Status conference ance of worthless checks the property and is possibly 17:50 — Osseo: Welfare mestic abuse). Pretrial con- 02:40 — Osseo: A female Thomas Danielson, 55, srud, city of Osseo, $30,000. Third Order of St. Francis, misdemeanor. Pretrial con- gor, pleaded no contest to of operating commercial mo- scheduled for Oct. 15. (<=$2,500). intoxicated. check requested on a male ference scheduled for Oct. is saying she is suicidal and Osseo, pleaded guilty to Darcey Graner from city of Arcadia, $1,500,000. ference scheduled for Oct. forgery-uttering. Sentenced tor vehicle without a license Jesika Lindberg, 35, Al- Jason Pyka, 40, Arcadia, 08:42 — Galesville: 911 party. 12, status conference for is requesting an officer. disorderly conduct (domestic Duane and Connie Gullick- Lawrence Kaatz and 5, status conference for Oct. to three years probation — Wisconsin resident. Fined toona, bail jumping-felony bail jumping-misdemeanor, caller reporting she does not 18:52 — Ettrick: A female Nov. 12. 08:08 — Galesville: Cat abuse). Sentenced to serve srud, town of Hale, $45,000. Melissa Ertz from James 15. and to pay court costs total- $516. and possession of metham- violate harassment restrain- have enough medication for is intoxicated and is verbally Status Conferences bite reported. one year probation and to pay Pronschinske Family Dezale Estate, town of Gale, Peter Christianson, 45, La ing $7,481.42. A charge of Dismissals phetamine. Status confer- ing order and resisting or the day. abusing a male, caller said. Trust Dated Oct. 26, 2017 $465,000. Patrick Kirchoff, 34, 08:29 — Osseo: Political 19:37 — Osseo: Vehicle court costs totaling $800. Crosse, criminal damage to burglary-building or dwell- Naomi Wilbanks, 34, Wi- ence scheduled for Oct. 15. obstructing an officer. Status 14:42 — Melrose: Three from Carol Matson, village Jeremy and Erin Goerg Eau Claire, charges of drive signs are being damaged. is traveling without lights on. property. Status and pre-trial ing was dismissed, but read nona, Minn., charges of bail Kenneth Caldwell, 34, conference scheduled for motorcycles are speeding. Sept. 11 of Strum, $16,000. from Randy and Sheri or operate vehicle without conferences scheduled for in. jumping-felony, possession Holmen, bail jumping-fel- Oct. 15. Caller thought they were Wednesday, Sept. 9 Plea/Sentencing Hong Rentals LLC Nichols, city of Whitehall, consent, battery (domestic Oct. 15. Cody Dahl, 35, Blair, of methamphetamine, bail ony, possession of metham- Jason Pyka, 40, Arcadia, going more than 100 miles 00:11 — Arcadia: Caller Jessica Cleasby, 35, El- from Gordon Hong Prop- $245,000. abuse) and disorderly con- Peter Christianson, 45, pleaded guilty to operate jumping-misdemeanor and phetamine, operate with re- bail jumping-misdemeanor For more local per hour. Caller didn’t see stated he had to remove a eva, pleaded guilty to inter- erties LLC, city of Osseo, La Crosse, criminal damage with restricted controlled possess drug paraphernalia duct (domestic abuse) were stricted controlled substance and disorderly conduct (do- them, just heard them. male from a room to prevent fere with custody-beyond $473,000. to property and disorderly substance. To have license were dismissed on pros- consolidated with charges in (third) and possess drug mestic abuse). Status confer- government 17:17 — Strum: Caller’s a fight. visitation-PTAC as part of a William and Jessie Tre- conduct. Status and pre-trial revoked for six months ecutor’s motion because the a different county. paraphernalia. Plea/sentenc- ence scheduled for Oct. 15. sister threatened and hit her. 01:02 — Arcadia: A deferred prosecution agree- scher from Team Technolo- Jeffrey Walker, 61, El- ing hearing scheduled for Chaz Rowland, 40, Gales- news… Caller punched her sister vehicle in the parking lot ment. gies Acquisition Company, eva, OWI (fifth or sixth), Oct. 13. ville, resisting or obstructing back in the face. appears unoccupied. Shane Couillard, 45, city of Osseo, $180,000. Find and follow us at: bail jumping-misdemeanor, Wayne McCune Jr., 29, an officer. Plea/sentencing turn to the 19:24 — Osseo; A truck 03:19 — Eleva: Caller’s Hixton, pleaded guilty to a Dustin Krszjzaniek from facebook.com/trempcotimes B & E ASPHALT resisting or obstructing an Osseo, battery (domestic hearing scheduled for Oct. keeps speeding up and down boyfriend has threatened to charge of operating while 13. the road. harm their animals. revoked. Fined $516. 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The story of this G-E-T Nekoosa, which advanced to have the same point differ- 2. 2014 Arcadia team compared to others Level Four in Division Four ential as the 2017 or 2019 (11-1, Level Three, 998) The Way It Is can’t be told without men- that season. teams, but it also played a There were two teams that Times tioning that this team was In addition to Christ, this stood out when the numbers much more difficult schedule by Andrew Dannehy in Division Five, whereas Arcadia team had Andrew were crunched and neither every other G-E-T team has Robinson, who went on to (opponent winning percent- age 49.6) and had more qual- should be a surprise. competed in Division Four. become the WIAC Defen- The first was the 2014 Top area grid teams 5. 2019 G-E-T Its Level One playoff win sive Player of the Year at ity wins – the 2016 Arcadia of the 2010s: Part Two (10-2, Level Three, 766 was against a team that was Platteville and had a brief team that G-E-T beat 40-3 (continued on Page 12) When it comes to high points) 2-8 on the season. sting in the Canadian Foot- nearly made this list. Sports The most recent version Still, its regular season ball League. school football, there is little doubt that the Arcadia of the Red Hawks domi- dominance and playoff run The team was balanced as and Gale-Ettrick-Trem- nated nearly every team they were enough to get into the Alonzo Genelin threw for 16 top five of this list. touchdowns and Christ ran pealeau programs had the played, but only had two for 21 scores. G-E-T girls, Arcadia’s Michalak most success in the last wins against teams with win- ning records and their .424 4. 2010 Arcadia decade and that is shown opponent winning percent- 3. 2016 G-E-T at the top of this list. (9-3, Level Three, 795 win first Coulee Conference meet age was among the lowest points) (10-2, Level Three, 758 Last week’s grouping of the teams on this list. included the tenth-though- Perhaps the biggest sur- points) By Zac Bellman Parker in 10th, Rachel Amoth in 15th, followed by Collin One of those teams – prise on this list, but it prob- This is the team the math- Times Staff in 15th, Breann Harris in Handke in 22nd and Lance sixth best football seasons Mauston – probably wouldn’t of the last decade. Included ably shouldn’t be. ematical formula failed. Arcadia’s Teagan Micha- 19th, Claire Corcoran in 21st Jumbeck in 24th. have had a winning record in This Arcadia team was While the Coulee Confer- were two Independence/ lak bested the field by 37.3 and Avali Bratberg in 22nd. Monroy was the lone a tougher conference, but boosted by a brutally tough ence was down, this G-E-T Gilmanton teams and one seconds and fellow Raider Arcadia’s third place girls Raider in the top 30 for the nobody can ignore G-E-T’s schedule in which oppo- team’s only losses were a Jose Monroy took third to team also had four in the sixth-place Arcadia team. each from Blair-Taylor, 38-0 win over La Crosse nents had a winning per- one-point loss to Mississippi lead individual performances top 20, led by Michalak in John Serverson was next Arcadia and G-E-T. The Aquinas in Level Two of the centage of .560. Among its Valley Conference runner-up at the Red Hawk Coulee first, Cassidi Pehler in fifth, across in 31st, followed by top five, though is all Ar- playoffs. wins was a fairly convincing West Salem — a team G-E-T Meet held Thursday. Avrie Marsolek in 12th and Drew Teske in 36th, Cole cadia and G-E-T. While the schedule was 20-12 game against B-T, handled rather easily in the Gale-Ettrick-Trempea- Rylee Kolstad in 16th. Alyssa Lockington in 37th, Nester All five teams ad- easier than some other teams, which Arcadia controlled playoffs — and to Division leau also had well-rounded Schank and Samantha Kidd Badillo in 41st and Carson vanced at least to Level G-E-T did what would be for most of the final three Four State Champion Saint team times to win the girls rounded out the team with Pehler in 43rd. Three in the Wisconsin expected of a good team. quarters. Croix Central in Level Three Interscholastic Athletic heat and finish second among finishes of 34th and 36th Boys cross country, Red The Red Hawks scored Among its losses was of the playoffs. The team Association playoffs. The boys teams. Both teams were respectively. Hawk Coulee Meet, Sept 10 451 points last season and to the 2010 G-E-T team, SCC defeated to win the scheduled to be back in ac- The second-place G-E-T at Ettrick Golf Course top two teams, however, allowed just 122, giving but it must be noted that championship is one G-E-T tion this Thursday at Skyline boys had a trio in the top eight West Salem 30 Gale-Ettrick- were clearly in a different this team one of the highest Arcadia’s star player, Reid beat in Week Four of the Golf Course in Black River finishers of Riley Kirkey in Trempealeau 56 Westby 99 class, as the only two to point differentials of the top Christ, missed that game regular season, so it really Falls. fifth, Sam Ruiter in sixth and Onalaska Luther 102 Viro- score more than 800 points 10. Their two losses came to with an ankle sprain. Had isn’t a stretch to say G-E-T Ethan Burmeister in eighth. qua 135 Arcadia 137 Black in the Times formula that an 8-3 Baldwin-Woodville Christ not been injured again was the second-best team in Red Hawk Coulee Meet While West Salem had their River Falls 149 uses each team’s record, team and an 11-2 Prairie du in the Level Three playoff D4 in 2016. The first-place girls from top six runners all finish in G-E-T — Kirkey, fifth, playoff wins, strength of Chien team. G-E-T scored game against Darlington, The Red Hawks had two G-E-T were led by five fin- the overall top 12, G-E-T 17:58.3; Ruiter, sixth, 18:02.6; schedule and margin of 60 or more points three times the Raiders could’ve had a 1,000 yard rushers in Butch Jim Hoesley was a starter on three Arcadia teams ishers in the top 20. lost a bit of ground after their Burmeister, eighth, 18:10.5; victory. and likely would’ve had an second-straight appearance Haines and Ben Behan and that made the top 10 list, including a two-way starter Adrianna Rodering fin- top three. Carter Gold was Gold, 15th, 18:34.0; Handke, Here is a listing of the even more lopsided point in the WIAA State Cham- won it’s first two playoff on both the 2014 and 2015 Raiders. ished third, followed by the next Red Hawk across 22nd, 19:25.6; Jumbeck, 24th, Left: Teagan Michalak of Arcadia five best football teams of differential had Westfield pionship game. 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speed makes him a threat to he was spending more time another dimension to a Pack- The Whole score any time he touches the with the receivers, but Ervin ers backfi eld that fi gures to Arcadia bests G-E-T by four strokes in Coulee Conference match ball in the rushing, receiv- saw time last season out of run past, around and through By Zac Bellman nine holes at Drugan’s Castle G-E-T’s 194 and Black River shut down fall athletics due at 194 strokes and were led Andersen’s 49, Bailey May- Nine Yards ing or return games. Early the backfi eld as well as split their opponents in year two Times Staff Mound in Holmen last Falls’ 204 to win another to COVID-19. by event medalist Alexis nard and Tori Applin each reports from camp suggested wide last year. He adds yet of the Matt LaFleur offense. Three golfers each from Thursday, but the Raiders close matchup of Coulee Both teams were sched- Murphy’s 42, followed by with 57 and Hannah Trimm by ac Bellman Arcadia and Gale-Ettrick- beat out the Red Hawks by teams. The event was moved uled to compete Monday Emily Nelson’s 46, Hayley with 60. Backfi eld Will Carry his total yardage to 1,558 in downs last year but Jamaal Trempealeau came in with four team strokes in the end. to Holmen after Cochrane- in Arcadia, with their next Green Bay in 2020 2019. At his best, Jones has is a big part of what we’re scores under 50 through Arcadia’s 190 edged past Fountain City High School scheduled meet this coming proven to be a fringe Most doing. And I think he kind of B ara ba a Monday at Skyline Golf HAVE YOU MOVED? The performance of a Valuable Player/Offensive saw what Aaron did and said (continued ro Page 11) Wisconsin Badgers start- Course in Black River Falls. position in the Green Bay Player of the Year candidate I need to come back and be 1. 2015 Arcadia G-E-T girls, Arcadia’s Michalak win Please remember to Packers backfi eld will once ers in Garret Groshek and CC at Holmen that is poised to once again a little bit bigger factor in the Arcadia team, which had the (12-1, Level or, 1,023) Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau ris, 19th, 23:54.7; Corcoran, change your address again be critical to the overall Tyler Biadasz — the latter (continued from Page 10) Arcadia’s event-leading be a valuable target for Aaron receiving game.’ Because second-highest point differ- Like the 2014 version, 55 Westby 65 Arcadia 68 21st, 24:05.1; Bratberg, 22nd, with us to continue team’s success this season, was drafted by the Dallas 17:54.3; Severson, 31st, score of 190 was led by Hallie Rodgers on all three downs. you need two backs in this ential of any of the teams on this team also scored a win West Salem 73 Onalaska 24:12.6 but it may not be at the po- Cowboys last April. 20:05.3; Teske, 36th, 20:35.5; Tulip’s 44, followed by Zoie prompt delivery of your Penciling in as the second- league. So I think Jamaal has this list, despite also having against an eventual state Luther 116 Viroqua 139 AHS — Michalak, first, The Raiders took a 14-0 Lockington, 37th, 20:38.0; Pehler’s 45, Whitney Son- Trempealeau County sition under center with the string back will be Jamaal had a fantastic camp and I’m the second most diffi cult champion. This time it came Black River Falls 184 20:46.0; Pehler, fifth, 21:50.7; number 12. Luckily, Green lead in their Level Four Badillo, 41st, 21:20.3; Pehler, salla’s 47, Kenzie Wolfe’s Williams, who was drafted excited about what he’s done. schedule. in Week 1 as the Raiders game and held a 21-14 ad- 43rd, 21:40.5 G-E-T — Rodering, Marsolek, 12th, 23:34.8; Kol- Times. Bay may have one of the defeated eventual Division stad, 16th, 23:43.6; Schank, 54, Ahnna Bautch’s 55 and 48 slots ahead of Jones in the And the thing that he does as This Arcadia team opened vantage at halftime. Injuries Girls cross country, Red third, 21:39; Wenthe, eighth, deepest rosters of young tal- Four champion Osceola. 22:45.1; Parker, 10th, 23:02.9; 34th, 26:12.4; Kidd, 36th, Itzhel Cossio’s 60. Call: 715-538-4765 2017 NFL Draft and split the well is he just brings so much the season with a lopsided to Rob Hoesley and Jim Hawk Coulee Meet, Sept 10 ent at this slot in the league. The strength of schedule at Ettrick Golf Course Amoth, 15th, 23:43.5; Har- 26:50.2 The Red Hawks came in primary role with him ever energy to a football team. So win over what proved to Hoesley slowed Arcadia’s That position is running wasn’t quite as diffi cult in since. he’s gonna be an important be a strong I/G team, but attack and Amherst took back, and Green Bay enters Williams had his highest part of what we’re doing.” the best win came in Week 2015, but it was very close the season with a wide array and this team had the highest advantage, shutting the career yards-per-carry aver- Behind Jones and Wil- Three when they defeated a Raiders out 28-0 in the of skill sets to deploy among age last year, with a 4.3 aver- liams in the event they Lancaster team that went on point differential, despite their runners on the opening playing two state champions second half. age. He was also a productive sustain injury or need to be to win the Division Five title. Amherst had no trouble day roster. safety valve for Rodgers in a spelled are two more intrigu- The Raiders held a 21-0 lead during the season. There Leading the pack with were three other playoff in the state championship pinch as a receiver, fi nishing ing options that also fi gure at one point in that game and game, beating Spencer/ likely the lion’s share of the third on the team in recep- to make the rotation. Green were ahead 31-12 before a teams in the Coulee Confer- carries will be the NFL’s ence that year, including a Columbus Catholic 42-0. tions behind only Davante Bay’s second round pick in couple of late touchdowns While neither the 2014 reigning touchdown-scorer Adams and Jones with 39 and Westby team that advanced 2020 was used on A.J. Dillon made the fi nal score closer. nor 2015 Arcadia teams Aaron Jones. His 19 touch- fi ve scores. In an interview out of Boston College, who to Level Two. 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OUR CIRCULATIONS: Arrow Shopper - 15,637 • Trempealeau County Times - 4,736 Wednesday, September 16, 2020 Trempealeau County Times Page 15 Page 14 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, September 16, 2020 Mayo doctor advises on return to sports = Obituaries ' By Zac Bellman ing to sports starts at the indi- than adults, but remember recommended a quarantine all of that data down to youth, attendees and those sharing David A. Frei Jake (Carlie); and two be- and two brothers: LeRoy nity events and singing in Grant township in Lady- Saturday, September 19, Times Staff vidual level for each family. that children do have to go of at least 10 to 14 days from who are typically more mildly group transportation, espe- David Allen Frei, 69, of loved grandchildren: Hank (Anne) Evenson of Wau- multiple groups and choirs. smith as their snow plower 2020, from 2:00 p.m. to A return to youth sports Each potential participant home, or be around other the onset of symptoms. The affected, as well as those that cially if splitting buses, in the Whitehall, died August 14, and Hazel; also his brothers: paca and Gary Evenson of Ken is survived by his wife, during the winter months 4:00 p.m., at Jack Funeral may be providing a taste of should consider conditions people,” Soma said. “So if athlete should be fever-free, may be more asymptomatic event contact tracing is later 2020, at Gundersen Luther- Michael (Veronica), Daniel, Melrose. Nancy; daughter, Kathleen for a few years prior to his Home in Whitehall. normalcy to area kids and that may make them high- they’re gonna be around other and monitored as they return or mildly affected with the required. an Hospital in La Crosse. Todd, Robert; and a sister, In addition to her parents, Murphy; granddaughter, retirement and moved to Terry will be cremated fans, but one expert is advis- risk, as well as anyone that is individuals that may be high- to action slowly. disease.” • Allowing for athletes David was born i n Mary. Marlene was preceded in Daryl Rae (Jason) Nelson; Whitehall in 2017. and there will be a Celebra- ing caution in close con- risk, we need to be mindful While recent attention has He added that if a child or parents to help mitigate Neillsville. However, he Per David’s wishes, there death by a sister, Leanne brothers and sisters: Sharon Terry enjoyed watching tion of Life at the Mount and risk-ben- tact with the of that as well.” been given to myocarditis, were to experience a moder- close contacts by transporting was raised will be no services, but the Stevens. (Keith) LaFee, Carol (Mike) and feeding the birds, tin- Nebo Cemetery in Jump efit analysis participating Soma also covered an- an inflammation of the heart ate or severe case of CO- themselves to events in Loyal family will have a Celebra- Graveside services were Hendrick, Curt (Karen) Le- kering on all sorts of things, River, at a later date. when con- child. High- other key question for many found to have developed VID-19, an evaluation with • Making sure all attendees where h e tion of Life at a later date. held Friday, September 11, rum, Bruce (Terrie) Lerum, enjoying his ’65 Dodge Cor- Jack Funeral Home in ducting ath- risk condi- participants of when they among some COVID-19 their primary care provider of an event are also practicing also attended –––––––––––––––––––––– 2020, at 11:00 a.m., at Rest Dean (Julie) Lerum; and nu- onet, watching NASCAR® Whitehall is assisting the letic events. tions may should return after contract- patients, Soma said the exist- or a cardiologist may be the wearing of masks, social school. His Marlene C. Berg Haven Cemetery in Blair. merous nieces and nephews. races, driving his RC cars, family with arrangements. Dr. Da- include but ing COVID-19. He stressed ing data is difficult to project advisable before returning distancing and good hand family later Marlene Carol Berg, Vicar Paul Sannerud offi- Final arrangements will listening and going to Mil- vid Soma, a are not lim- that any athlete suspected upon younger patients. to sports. hygiene as much as possible moved t o 78, of Blair, passed away ciated. Lunch and fellow- be handled by Zwickey waukee Brewers games and ® pediatrician ited to: obe- of getting the virus should “There was some research Other methods of miti- • Avoiding high-fives, fist- Whitehall, Thursday, September 3, ship followed the service at Funeral Homes in Gales- collecting anything M&M , death ® ® and pedi- sity, chronic immediately remove them- most recently coming out of gating risk of spreading bumps and other celebrations where he met his wife, 2020, in her home. Schroeder Memorial Shel- ville. Due to COVID-19, Coke or NASCAR . notices atric sports lung disease, selves from the sport as soon Germany where they’ve seen COVID-19 during sporting that would infringe upon Sherry. Shortly after, they Marlene was born No- ter in the Blair Park. the funeral will be limited Terry was a friendly and medicine chronic heart as possible, and contact trac- a higher rate of this inflamma- events that Soma discussed social distancing efforts had two sons, Benjamin and vember 5, 1941, to Curtis Visitation was held to a gathering of family and talkative man who loved Audrey J. Moen specialist at disease, be- ing should begin to determine tion seen on cardiac MRI, but included: • Understanding that Jacob. David worked as a and Antoi- Thursday, September 10, extended family. In lieu of being with his family and Audrey J. Moen, 82, of Mayo Clinic ing immu- others at risk. Anyone else that population was a little bit • Screening before practic- sports conducted indoors and/ meat cutter at the Whitehall nette “Toni” 2020, from 5:00 p.m. to flowers, please make do- friends. Blair passed away unex- in Rochester, nocompro- suspected of having close older than the youth popula- es and games for COVID-19 or in close proximity are of Packing Plant for a number (Hammond) 7:00 p.m., at Jack Funeral nations to Zion Lutheran Terry leaves behind his pectedly Tuesday, August 4, Minn. met mised or contact should also be quar- tion,” Soma said. “Most of symptoms or exposure to greater risk for spreading the of years. He then decided Evenson. Home in Blair. Church, 20335 W. Gale wife of 48 years, Linda; 2020, at her home. with report- having sickle antined and monitored for the those people were symp- others known to have CO- virus than those that allow for farming was in his blood. She mar- COVID-19 safety guide- Ave., Galesville, WI 54630. two daughters: Theresa A graveside service will ers last Tues- Dr. David Soma cell disease. development of symptoms. tomatic with the disease, so VID-19. more natural social distanc- He farmed for over 25 years. ried Roald lines were observed. –––––––––––––––––––––– (Chris) Giarrusso and Trac- be held Saturday, Septem- day to discuss “If they do For an athlete to return, Soma it really is hard to extrapolate • Keeping roll of practice ing and occur outdoors David loved going to mini “Bing” Berg, Jack Funeral Home in Terry M. Novotny ey (Branden) Przybilla; ber 19, 2020, at 11:00 a.m., the risks and benefits of con- (have any of these condi- rod and truck pulls with his June 2 8 , Blair has assisted the family Our Lord sent to us the 11 grandchildren: Alexis, at Rest Haven Cemetery in ducting sports in the midst of tions), then you may really brother, Daniel. David was a 1959, in Walworth. with arrangements. most loving, gentle and kind Samantha, Guy, Rebecca, Blair. the COVID-19 pandemic. have to take a critical look Trempealeau County Times Early Files successful participant in that Marlene valued being –––––––––––––––––––––– soul there ever was, but He Donte, Talia, Nicole, Giana, Kratz Funeral Home- His overall message was at the environment or the Kenneth “Ken” J. Lerum Damian, Hailey and Dalton; Emerson as teacher. and blessed for the new consumed. sport until he sold his mini able to stay home and raise called Terry home at the age Portage (www.kratzfuneral for parents and sports par- sport in which they’re play- (continued from Page 6) rod and his truck a few years her children. Some of her Kenneth James of 67, Thursday, September three great-grandchildren: home.com) is assisting with ticipants to balance the in- ing, and determine if that is Arthur Risberg of White- church of St. Michael’s par- Wm. Kremers of Old Carson, Tessa and Olivia… some very good numbers for ish, North Creek. ago. He was a wonderful work history included work- Lerum of Gales- 10, 2020, at Mayo Clinic arrangements. dividual and collective risks worth the risk or not,” Soma hall purchased a building Whitehall has secured the all who loved their “PaPa” their lecture course, the first owned by Tom Edwin and Con Weaver sold his farm grandfather…sometimes ing at the Blair School serv- ville, died sudden- Health System in Eau Claire –––––––––––––––––––––– and benefits, while continu- said. agency for the Oriental Pad- very much; his mother, of which will be given Oct. presently occupied by I.M. in Newcomb Valley to Pete spending hours watching ing lunch, in-home daycare, ly, September 6, 2020. from complications from Herbert A. “Herb” ing to take precautions such When weighing those dock washing machine for Shirley; a sister, Keri (Lar- 5, by Jessie Rae Taylor and Lillie as a pool hall, with Pyka and moved to Winona, cartoons in his recliner with work at Ashley Furniture Ken was born June 23, surgery. Thompson as wearing masks, social risks for each individual, this county. This machine is ry) Wolf; a nephew, Scott her “company.” the intention of starting a Minn. to make his home. superior to all other types in Hank and Hazel on his lap in Arcadia and the BP Gas 1944, to Harold and Marga- Terry was born Decem- Herbert Arthur “Herb” distancing and practicing Soma said it is also worth (Amy); a niece, Heather; York — School com- restaurant, a long-felt need strength, durability and easy and telling them many sto- Station in Blair. In her spare ret (Kettner) ber 6, 1952, in Waukesha Thompson, 96, passed good hand hygiene. considering how a child’s 125 YEARS AGO an aunt, an uncle, cousins, menced in the school here in Arcadia. manner of doing work. There ries as well. time, she enjoyed reading, Lerum i n to Glenn and away Wednesday, August “The thing that makes this well-being can be positively Sept. 19, 1895 other loved family members Monday, with Miss Ruth The cornerstone was laid is no wear on clothes. Price, In his retirement years, knitting, sewing, spending Rochester, Shirley (Lan- 26, 2020. virus a little more tricky is impacted physically, mental- The evenings are growing and many friends. only $6. David spent time at their time with friends and her MN. Ken glas) Novot- Graveside services, with that people can spread even ly and emotionally by sports perceptibly longer and quite In addition to his father, The baseball knickers cabin — fishing, boating children and their families. was a gradu- ny. He mar- full military honors, will be before they have symptoms, participation. He said the chilly, reminding us of the Terry was preceded in death Arcadia donors boost will soon go into winter or just sitting on the deck, Holidays were always spe- ate of South- ried Linda held Friday, September 18, or people can spread it while discussion for many should coming winter. by his grandparents, Frank retirement, and the football watching the boats go by. cial to Marlene because she west High Buyatt, July 2020, at 1:00 p.m., at Mount they’re asymptomatic and be as a family, in order to The coal barons have and Carmen Novotny; Clar- kickers are coming in. How Wherever his family was, was able to spend them with School i n 21, 1972, in Hope Cemetery in Sparta. never develop symptoms,” determine risks and benefits. police outreach efforts come to an agreement, and ence and Ann Langlas; and swift the seasons fly! that’s where David was, es- family. Minneapolis, MN., and a Waukesha. Due to COVID-19, we will Soma said. “Fortunately, children are the poor people who have his in-laws: Robert and Ar- By Debbie Foss The programs are offered to Blair — Buckwheat is an pecially if his grandchildren Marlene is survived by veteran of the U.S. Navy. Terry worked at Wiscon- follow social distancing Soma added that return- much more mildly affected not been able to lay in their diss Kudick; William and Times Staff pre-kindergarten through assured crop in this section, were there. her husband, Roald “Bing” In 1970, Ken met and sin Centrifugal in Waukesha guidelines and masks will winter supply will be gouged. Lois Buyatt. The Arcadia Community 12th grade at Arcadia Pub- and pancakes will be within David was a good man, a Berg; three children: Mi- married Nancy Freed Mur- for 20 years and at Cart- be available for those wish- Chest and Arcadia Credit lic Schools, at Holy Family Rev. T.K. Thorvildson of wonderful husband, father chael (Sandra) Berg of phy, and moved to Gales- wright Farm when he was a Terry will be sadly missed Eau Claire speaks in English the reach of all the coming ing to wear one. Union are among the city Catholic School or through winter. and grandfather. He will be Lancaster, Edward Berg of ville, along with Nancy’s teenager. In 1993, his family by everyone who knew this Torkelson Page-Smith Thank You organizations that have community-based events. on the evils of drink at Op- greatly missed. Blair, and Jennifer (Rob- daughter, Kathleen. In moved to Ladysmith where wonderful man that God We would like to thank everyone for their kind words, era Hall. He also sings and Independence — Last Funeral Home of Sparta is donated to the police de- The community chest week Wednesday morning, David is survived by his ert) Storlie of Harmony, Galesville, Ken engaged his he drove quad-axle dump- gave us to love while he was assisting the family with cards, and presence at Bernie Hesch’s Celebration of Life partment’s education and and credit union contributed plays, using a $300 violin. wife of 48 years, Sherry MN.; six grandchildren; love of horses and music, truck for John S. Olynick, with us. Everybody go. a small leak was noticed in arrangements. Online con- on Saturday, August 22. Gifts are being donated to Arcadia outreach efforts. $1,000 each to the programs. the mill dam at the north (Sosalla); two sons: Ben and five great-grandchildren; giving hayrides at commu- Inc. He also worked for Visitation will be held dolences may be offered Country Club, the Arcadia Ambulance Service, and the Brain “The money donated Several other businesses A.H. Tangen’s barn in the ADRC of Trempealeau County • Sept. 21-25 town of Pigeon was struck by end of the bridge. The slash at www.torkelsonfuneral Bank at UW Madison per Bernie’s wishes. We are grateful to by these businesses aided made smaller donations. boards were taken out and home.com. in educating students and Businesses interested in con- lightning and burned to the Senior Dining & Fellowship Menus LEGAL NOTICES Randy and the Arcadia Country Club for hosting the event, the ground early Sunday morn- the pond at once drawn off, –––––––––––––––––––––– residents through a variety tributing to the department’s NOTICEAnyone ageTO CREDITORS60 or older is welcome.(Published There are Septemberno income or16, 608-323-3351 Use Committee on Wednesday, presentation and must register set up crew (Randy, Bill, & Dick, along with family members), ing. Three horses, harness which action not doubt saved Edward “Ed” Slabik Roger Kamrowski for the good food, Dale Slaby for the of local programs,” Diana work may do so at Arcadia the dam. Work was at once (Informalasset limits.Administration) The suggested donation is 23,$4.00 30, per 2020) meal. Bar Number: 1118589 October 7, 2020, at 9:05 a.m., at least one week prior to the Anderson, police chief, said. City Hall. and a quantity of hay were Case No. 2020PR000038 WNAXLP (Published September 16, in the County Board Room of meeting date by calling Kirstie Edward “Ed” Slabik, 89, wonderful coffee cakes, Vince Wozney for organizing Bernie’s commenced repairing it. –––––––––––––––––––––––––Call ADRC, 715-538-2001 or 800-273-2001,NOTICE or TO email CREDITORS Kristine at 23, 30, 2020) the Courthouse, 36245 Main St., Heidenreich of the Department of Independence, died Sun- [email protected] of Wisconsin, (Informal for eligibility Administration) & other info. WNAXLP Whitehall, Wisconsin. of Land Management at 715- day, September 13, 2020, at legendary 21-Ball Salute, and Brad Klonecki & Zach Law who’s Circuit Court, Case No. 2020PR000033 NOTICE TO CREDITORS PURPOSE: A zoning map 538-1913. concrete work beautifully compliments Bernie’s memorial Subscribe to the… ThereTrempealeau will be no senior County dining at –––––––––––––––––––––––––any of the restaurant dining. (Informal Administration) amendment to fix past over- Sincerely, Gundersen Tri-County Care bench. Special thanks to John, Trudi, and Eric Hesch, and Anna trempealeau –––––––––––––––––––––––––However, carryouts can be requestedState at some of Wisconsin, sites. Some Case No. 2020PR000037 sights and make corrections to Kirstie Heidenreich Center in Whitehall. Inplaces the Matter are also of offeringthe Estate delivery. of Please inquireCircuit forCourt, delivery, if ––––––––––––––––––––––––– the Town zoning maps so that Planning & Conservation A Mass of Christian Solberg for creating such a lovely slideshow, and to Shelly county times Trempealeau County State of Wisconsin, the use of the parcels match the Coordinator needed,MARVEL when E. RASMUSSEN calling the dining site. The suggested donation Burial (with COVID-19 Lisowski for Bernie’s “Wake” Book. ––––––––––––––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Circuit Court, zoning requirements. (Pub. September 16, 23, 2020) PLEASEamount TAKE remains NOTICE: the same. As always,In the ifMatter you have of the questions Estate of Trempealeau County LOCATION: Various parcels WNAXLP guidelines) will be held Sat- While the end of life may seem like a somber time, we have An applicationor concerns, for pleaseinformal call ad -the ADRCMONICA at 715-538-2001. KNEPPER ––––––––––––––––––––––––– within the Townships of Burn- NOTICE AND ORDER FOR urday, September 26, 2020, ministration was filed. The dece- ––––––––––––––––––––––––– In the Matter of the Estate of side, Pigeon, Caledonia, Lincoln, NAME CHANGE HEARING been buoyed by the many friends, family members, and folks Rainbow Restaurant (30798 U.S. Hwy. 53) at 10:30 a.m. at Ss. Peter dent, withBLAIR: date of birth April 11, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: GERALD W. RAUSCH, Sumner, and Preston, Trempea- Case No. 2020CV000114 and Paul Catholic Church in in the community who offered their support. Dick Schank was Happy 70th 1927, and date Monday-Fridayof death July 30, • 11:00 Anam application - 1:00pm for informal ad- Deceased (DOD 8/8/2020) leau County, Wisconsin. Specific ––––––––––––––––––––––––– always quick to run over when we needed help; his visits were 2020, was domiciledCarryouts in Available.Trem- Callministration 608-989-2003. was filed. The dece- ––––––––––––––––––––––––– parcels that will have a zoning State of Wisconsin, Independence. Burial, with pealeauMon: Salisbury County, Steak State w/Mushroom of Wis- Gravy,dent, Whipped with date Potatoes of birth & Gravy, June 8, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: update are available by contact- Circuit Court, military rites conducted by joyous occasions as he was one of the few people who could consin, with a mailing address 1963, and date of death July 16, An application for informal ing Kirstie Heidenreich at the Trempealeau County Anniversary! Peas, Pie. Sura-Wiersgalla American always get a big smile out of Bernie toward the end. Barbe and of: 50885 Lake Park Drive, El- 2020, was domiciled in Trem- administration was filed. The de- Department of Land Manage- ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Tues: Grilled Ham, Scalloped Potatoes, Baked Beans, Fruit. Jenna Pyka provided comfort and care during their nightly eva, WI 54738. pealeau County, State of Wis- cedent, with date of birth March ment (see contact information In the Matter of the Legion Post 186, will be in Sept. 15, 1950 Wed:All interested Pork Roast persons Sandwich waived w/Gravy, Whippedconsin, Potatoes with a mailing& Gravy, address 18, 1938, and date of death Au- below). Name Change of: the church cemetery. visits to ensure that Bernie was comfortable. We would also notice.Carrots, The Jello. deadline for filing a of: 24576 6th Street, Trempea- gust 8, 2020, was domiciled in Hearing requested by the NICOLE ELIZABETH BERG Visitation will be held at like to thank Gundersen Health Neurology, Radiation, and claimThurs: against Lasagna, theSalad, decedent’s Fruit. leau, WI 54661. Trempealeau County, State of Townships of: Burnside, Pigeon, ––––––––––––––––––––––––– estateFri: Poorman's is December Lobster 11, or 2020.Hand-Breaded A All Fish, interested American persons Fries, Salad, waived Wisconsin, with a mailing ad- Caledonia, Lincoln, Sumner, and NOTICE IS GIVEN: A Petition the church one hour prior to Oncology departments; UW Health Radiation department claimPudding. may be filed at the Trem- notice. The deadline for filing a dress of: N22347 County Road Preston; petitioners and various was filed asking to change the Mass. and especially Dr. Steven Howard; Achieve Therapy, Recovery pealeau County Courthouse, claim against the decedent’s D, Ettrick, WI 54627. landowners. name of the person listed above Edison Funeral Home in Home Health; Gundersen Health Home Hospice; Kampa 36245ELEVA Main Street, – THURSDAY Room 214, estate DINING is November AT FIVE 19, 2020.: A All interested persons waived Your attendance and com- from: Nicole Elizabeth Berg to Independence is assisting If you are caring for a person living with dementia Whitehall, Wis. Pammy K’sclaim Café may be filed at the Trem- notice. The deadline for filing a ments are encouraged at this Nicole Elizabeth Olson. Construction; Gundersen nurse advisors, for their prayers, /s/ Jill F. Clark pealeau County Courthouse, claim against the decedent’s hearing. If you are unable to at- IT IS ORDERED: This Peti- the family with arrange- support, and much-appreciated freezer meals; Tricia Syverson and would enjoy talking with other caregivers about NO SENIORRegister in MEALSProbate DUERoom TO214, COVID-19. Whitehall, Wis. estate is December 1, 2020. A tend and have any questions, tion will be heard in the Circuit ments. and Brenda Killian at Wozney-Killian Funeral Home for their challenges, resources, successes and joys, please join us! September 11, 2020 /s/ Jill F. Clark claim may be filed at the Trem- please call Kirstie Heidenreich Court of Trempealeau County, –––––––––––––––––––––– ATTORNEY:OSSEO: Dove Healthcare (51019 RidgeRegister View in Rd.) Probate pealeau County Courthouse, with the Department of Land State of Wisconsin, by the Hon. Henry J. Wieczorek care and expertise; Sherry Reck-Haines, for her guidance and Kayla E. MurphyMonday-Friday • 11:45am - 12:45pmAugust 19, 2020 36245 Main Street, Room 214, Management at 715-538-1913, Rian W. Radtke, on the 12th day good humor; and Father Kyle, for spiritual support. The Dependable Friends group will meet the first and third Wednesday Ruder Ware, LLSC ATTORNEY: Whitehall, Wisconsin. or email at kirstie.heiden- of October, 2020, at 11:20 a.m., Henry J. Wieczorek, 77, P.O. BoxNO 187 SENIOR MEALS DUEEvan HolderTO COVID-19. /s/ Jill F. Clark [email protected]. at the Trempealeau County of Bluff Siding, died Sun- We are thankful to Paul and Kris Hesch, who took care of each month from 1:30 to 2:30. This group will be a webcast (ZOOM) Eau Claire, WI 54702-0187 Kostner, Koslo & Brovold, LLC Register in Probate If you are unable to attend Courthouse, 36245 Main Street, 715-834-3425 108 West Main Street September 2, 2020 and desire to submit a written Whitehall, WI 54773. day, September 13, 2020, at of us on multiple occasions while we were in Madison for and will include caregivers from the western part of Wisconsin. DODGE/PINE CREEK: Sacred Heart Church Gundersen Tri-County Hos- Hilma & Lester Bar Number: 1113506Tuesdays & ThursdaysArcadia, •WI Noon 54612 Attorney Kevin J. Roop comment, please send your IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: treatment. To John Hesch for making frequent trips to Arcadia Hale, Skemp, Hanson, written comment to Department Notice of this hearing shall be Carryouts Available. Call Kathy Kramer, 608-539-5391, pital and Clinics, Whitehall. and for keeping in touch with us through nightly phone calls Skemp & Sleik of Land Management, P.O. Box given by publication as a Class Private services will be For more information and Gjestvang or Carol Suchla, 608-865-1806 P.O. Box 1927 67, Whitehall, WI 54773, or 3 notice for three (3) weeks in a and silly videos. To Ann Hesch for her delicious and lovingly- held (for the immediate TO REGISTER, contact: Tues: Pork Roast, Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans, Cookie. La Crosse, WI 54602-1927 email to kirstie.heidenreich@ row prior to the date of the hear- baked goods that kept us fed when we were too tired to Send them well wishes: Thurs: Beef Stew, Fruit Salad. 608-784-3540 co.trempealeau.wi.us. ing in the Trempealeau County family) Friday, September Michelle Brown, Your Right To Know Bar Number: 1024002 Please know that written com- Times, a newspaper published 18, 2020, at 1:30 p.m., at feed ourselves. To Patty and Rich Harris, for their willingness Aging & Disability Resource Center 35974 Claire St., Apt. 2 SOUTHERN TREMPEALEAU COUNTY: (Published September 9, ments will be read at the public in Trempealeau County, State of Edison Funeral Home in to help and provide extra support wherever needed. And to ADRC of Trempealeau County of 16, 23, 2020) hearing up to 250 words. All writ- Wisconsin. Trempealeau County Whitehall, WI 54773 Boondocks Locker Room (N14514 Co. Rd. M) all of those who stopped, called, prayed, mailed letters, and PUBLIC NOTICES WNAXLP ten comments must include the Dated August 26, 2020. Independence. 715-538-3198 or Tuesday-Thursday • 11am - Noon NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING name and address of its author BY THE COURT: otherwise offered extra hands and love whenever needed – [email protected] Public noticesCarryouts from Available. the Call Trempealeau 608-582-4401. County LAND USE CHANGE/REZONE and the request that the letter /s/ Rian W. Radtke Find Us on Facebook: we thank you. From their kids Tues: Chili, Grilled Cheese, Apples. ––––––––––––––––––––––––– be read at a particular meet- Circuit Court Judge Times can be viewed for up to 90 days at: www. There will be a Public Hear- ing date. Any special interest (Pub. September 2, 9, 16, 2020) www.facebook.com/ Wed: Fish Sandwich, Oven Fries, Coleslaw, Cake. ing before the Trempealeau groups or expert witnesses will WNAXLP Paulette, Rudy, Naita, Katie, & Brian Thurs:wisconsinpublicnotices.org Baked Chicken, Mashed Potatoes, Corn,. Brownie. trempcotimes & grandkids County Environment and Land be allowed 20 minutes to give a After Hours or Drop off, call Brian Walske: 608-797-2007 Page 16 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, September 16, 2020 Wednesday, September 16, 2020 Trempealeau County Times Page 17 RT RD Loca- OR RNT in Arcadia: LEGAL NOTICES tion! 1, 2 & 3 bedrooms One bedroom upstairs apart- Rental Assistance Available! River Valley w/rent based on 30% of in- ment available Oct. 1. 608- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING invites you to join this By: /s/ George Brandt Bar Number: 1006074 Survey Map recorded in Vol- Survey Maps, on Page 158, as Housing Choice Vouchers are available in Trempealeau AMENDMENT TO THE meeting as follows: George Brandt, Chairman (Pub. September 2, 9, 16, 2020) ume 6 of Certified Survey Maps, Document #378978. Stockyards Arcadia come! Private entrance, 797-1616. TREMPEALEAU COUNTY To provide public comment (Pub. September 16, 23, 2020) WNAXLP on Page 157, as Document AND: The NW ¼ of the NW ¼ laundry on-site and off- County, WI to eligible families or individuals for rental COMPREHENSIVE ZONING on these hearings, please call WNAXLP NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE #365489; being part of the SE of Section 3, Township 23 North, N29596 River Valley Rd., Arcadia street parking. Call 608-323- ON-DROOM in Inde- assistance in housing of their choice that meets program Case No. 19-CV-27 ¼ of the SW ¼ of Section 34, Range 8 West, Town of Hale, ORDINANCE CHAPTER 19: 715-538-1770. NOTICE SETTING TIME 2198! Equal Opportunity pendence near Island Park, requirements. If you need assistance in paying your rent EROSION CONROL AND Prior to the public hearing, cop- TO HEAR APPLICATION Code No. 30404 (Foreclosure) Township 24 North, Range 8 Trempealeau County, Wiscon- Lanesboro, Minn. | 507-467-2192 After Hours or Drop off, call Provider and employer. no dogs. 608-863-0945, STORM WATER ies of the proposed amendment AND DEADLINE 30304 (Replevin) West and part of the NE ¼ of sin; EXCEPT Lot 1 of Certified Equal Housing Opportunity leave a message. contact us for more information and an application. MANAGEMENT ORDINANCE to the Erosion Control and Storm FOR FILING CLAIMS 30301 (Money Judgment) the NW ¼ and the NW ¼ of the Survey Map, recorded in Vol- Give Scott Selness a call Brian Walske: 608-797-2007 ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Water Management Ordinance, (Informal Administration) —————————————— NW ¼ of Section 3, Township 23 ume 6 of Certified Survey Maps, Call the Housing Authority of Trempealeau County TO: The Public Chapter 19 may be viewed on- Case No. 20PR36 State of Wisconsin, North, Range 8 West, Town of on Page 157, as Document to setup a farm visit! Drop off Hours: Tues: 9am-5pm PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, line at the Trempealeau County ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Circuit Court, Unity and Town of Hale, Trem- #365489. Wednesday: 7am - 11am at 715-538-2274 for application or go online to that pursuant to 59.69, Section Government homepage at www. State of Wisconsin, Trempealeau County pealeau County, Wisconsin. Tax Tax Parcel #030-00712-0000 Thursday: 9am - 5pm www.tremphousing.com to print one. 59.693, 92.07(15), Chapters co.trempealeau.wi.us or at Circuit Court, —————————————— Parcel #030-00715-0005; Tax Tax Parcel #030-00714-0000 507-459-6412 Friday: 7am - 9:30am Housing Available Now! 101 and 236 Wis. Statutes, the the offices of the Trempealeau Trempealeau County COMPEER FINANCIAL, FLCA, Parcel #018-00746-0000. Tax Parcel #030-00715-0000 Handicap/ Trempealeau County Environ- County Department of Land ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Lots 1 and 2 of For housing in Trempealeau County, WI disabled f/k/a Badgerland Parcel C: Tax Parcel #018-00747-0000 regardless of age ment and Land Use Committee Management and the Trempea- In the Matter of the Estate of Financial Services, FLCA Certified Survey Map, recorded (the “Property”) Rent based on income will hold a Public Hearing for an leau County Clerk. To request HAROLD R. MARCHINEK and in Volume 7 of Certified Survey TERMS OF SALE: This institution is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer. amendment to the Erosion Con- that a copy be mailed, please a/k/a Morchinek COMPEER FINANCIAL, PCA Maps, on Page 158, as Docu- 1.) This is a cash sale. A cer- For persons 62 years+ or handicapped/disabled trol and Storm Water Manage- contact the Department of Land ––––––––––––––––––––––––– Assignee of ment #378978; being part of the tified check or bank draft in the CALL FOR GREAT DEALS ON ment Ordinance, Chapter 19, Management at 715-538-2311, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: Compeer Financial, ACA NW ¼ of the SW ¼, the NE ¼ of amount of 10 percent of the Arcadia: Two 1-bedroom units located on Gillespie specifically 19.06(3) and 3(a), ext. 223, or email kevin.lien@ An application for informal ad- f/k/a Badgerland Financial, the SW ¼; the SW ¼ of the SW amount bid must accompany the NEW INSTOCK SPREADERS! Street. Stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, air which is part of the Trempealeau co.trempealeau.wi.us. ministration was filed. The dece- ACA ¼ and the SE ¼ of the SW ¼ of bid, with the balance due upon Garage Sale County Comprehensive Zon- Your attendance and com- dent, with date of birth April 14, Plaintiff, Section 34, Township 24 North, confirmation of sale by the Court. 5’ & 6’ New Rotary Mowers...... Call For Pricing conditioner included. All utilities included. Beauty shop ing Ordinance and applies to all ments are encouraged at this 1941, and date of death July 26, vs. Range 8 West, Town of Unity, 2.) Sale is subject to all unpaid and laundry facilities on-site. $15,120 income limit for towns in Trempealeau County. hearing. If you are unable to at- 2020, was domiciled in Trem- DARREN L. VAN BRUNT, Trempealeau County, Wiscon- real estate taxes and special as- Knight 8118 Spreader...... single person. R S: N13565 R S: W17694 PLEASE TAKE FURTHER tend and have any questions, pealeau County, State of Wis- SMITH FEED SERVICE INC., sin. Tax Parcel #030-00713- sessments. $5,500 West Prairie Rd., Trem- Moen Coulee Rd., Ettrick. NOTICE, that this public hear- please call Kevin Lien with the consin, with a mailing address and 0010; Tax Parcel #030-00714- 3.) Purchaser shall pay any Knight 8141 Spreader...... For persons 18 years+ pealeau (Wildlife Refuge Sept. 18-19, 9am-5pm. Lots ing will be held Wednesday, Department of Land Manage- of: P.O. Box 428, Whitehall, WI SYNERGY COOPERATIVE 0005. PROPERTY ADDRESS: Wisconsin real estate transfer $32,000 Road, Daffinson). Fri., Sept. of miscellaneous, something October 7, 2020, at 9:00 a.m., ment at 715-538-1912, or email 54773. Defendants. W19865 County Road OO, fee. Arcadia: 1-bedroom units located on Willow Street. in the County Board Room of the at [email protected]. The application will be heard —————————————— Strum, WI 54770. 4.) The Property is being sold Knight 3050 Reel Mixer...... 18, 9am-5pm; Sat., Sept. 19, for everyone, no children's Courthouse, located at 36245 wi.us. at the Trempealeau County By virtue of and pursuant to a Parcel D: That part of the on an “as is” basis without war- $14,000 Stove/refrigerator included. Laundry facilities on-site. 9am-3pm. Blankets, kitch- clothing. Main Street, Whitehall, Wis. If you are unable to attend Courthouse, 36245 Main Street, Judgment entered in the above- NE ¼ of the SW ¼ of Section ranties or representations of any Heat, water, sewer and garbage service included. Max enware, planters, Christmas Please be advised that, due and desire to submit a written Room 214, Whitehall, Wiscon- entitled action on June 21, 2019, 34, Township 24 North, Range kind. W.H. Lien, Inc. rent $427 when within income limits. Elevator access. decor, lamps, tools, women's to the COVID-19 pandemic, and comment, please send your writ- sin, before Jill Clark, Probate in the amount of $561,935.58, in 8 West, Town of Unity, Trem- 5.) Purchaser shall be respon- Rt. 2, Hixton, WI • PH: (715) 963-4211 R S: Thurs., clothing, knick knacks, tow- Sept. 17, Fri., Sept. 18; 9am. based on recommendations for ten comment to Department of Registrar, on September 14, favor of Plaintiff, Compeer Finan- pealeau County, Wisconsin, ly- sible for obtaining possession of Sales & Service Of New Galesville: Two 1-bedroom units located on W. Ridge els, chainsaw, TV, lawn- safe practices such as social dis- Land Management, P.O. Box 67, 2020, at 8:30 a.m. cial, FLCA, and in the amount of ing Southerly of County Road the Property. & Used Farm Machinery Maple St., Blair. Kitchen tancing by various agencies, this Whitehall, WI 54773, or email to You do not need to appear $757,510.64, in favor of Plaintiff, OO; EXCEPT Lot 2 of Certified You are notified that we are Avenue. Stove/refrigerator included. Laundry facilities mower lift, much misc. No on-site, Water, sewer and garbage service included. Max stools, area rugs, dishes, meeting may be conducted as a [email protected]. unless you object. The appli- Compeer Financial, PCA, I will Survey Map, recorded in Vol- attempting to collect a debt. Any checks. puzzles, heater, men's winter virtual meeting. To ensure public wi.us. cation may be granted if there sell at public auction at the front ume 7 of Certified Survey Maps, information obtained will be used rent $403 when within income limits. Elevator access. coat, misc. access to government functions, Please know that written com- is no objection. entrance of the Trempealeau on Page 158, as Document for that purpose. Rental MT-M Sale: to the greatest extent possible ments will be read at the public The deadline for filing a claim County Courthouse, 36245 Main #378978. Dated: August 14th, 2020. Family unit in Blair: Upstairs 2-bedroom unit with under the circumstances, the hearing up to 250 words. All writ- against the decedent’s estate Street, Whitehall, WI 54773, in AND: The SW ¼ of the SW /s/ Brett Semingson 35672 Claire St., Whitehall. laundry hook-ups available. Stove/refrigerator included. Thurs., 9/17, 12pm-4pm; R Sale: public is welcome to “attend” this ten comments must include the is November 24, 2020. A claim said county on Tuesday, Sep- ¼ of Section 34, Township 24 Brett Semingson, Sheriff OR RNT in Taylor, nice ORD 2R & Available Aug./Sept. clothes, lots of misc. Fri., meeting by viewing the meet- name and address of its author may be filed at the Trempealeau tember 29, 2020, at 10:00 a.m., North, Range 8 West, Town of Trempealeau County Sheriff 14x70, 3 bdrm, 2 full baths, 3BR Fri., 9/18, 8am-4pm; Sat., ing as it is being live-streamed and the request that the letter County Courthouse, 36245 Main all of the following described Unity, Trempealeau County, Wis- Christopher M. Seelen 9/19, 8am-12pm. House- 9/18, 8am-5pm; Sat., 9/19, on the Trempealeau County be read at a particular meet- Street, Room 214, P.O. Box 67, mortgaged premises, to wit: consin; EXCEPT Lots 1 and 2 of Attorneys for Plaintiffs, includes appliances and Peaceful Ettrick Location Call the Housing Authority of Trempealeau County 8am-12pm. N15004 Co. Rd. central air, available now. Rent based on 30% of in- wares, Corningware, mi- website (www.co.trempealeau. ing date. Any special interest Whitehall, Wisconsin. Parcel A: That part of the W Certified Survey Map, recorded Compeer Financial, FLCA at 715-538-2274 for application or go online to crowaves, DVDs, videos, M, Galesville. (Bender res- wi.us) and on TCCTV as able. groups or expert witnesses will This publication is notice to ½ of the NE ¼ of Section 33, in Volume 7 of Certified Survey f/k/a Badgerland Financial, $500/mo. plus deposit. come, laundry on-site & off www.tremphousing.com to print one. idence) A recording of the meeting will be allowed 20 minutes to give a any persons whose names or Township 24 North, Range 8 Maps, on Page 158, as Docu- Compeer Financial, PCA Knutson Rentals, 715-538- street parking vintage luggage, baseball also be on the county’s website presentation and must register addresses are unknown. West, Town of Unity, Trempea- ment #378978. Assignee of Compeer 3540 or 538-3453 608-582-2206 cards, wood snowshoes, after the meeting has concluded. at least one week prior to the Dated this 25th day of August, leau County, Wisconsin, which AND: The SE ¼ of the SW Financial, ACA Equal opportunity provider Handicap/ o a r s , m i x i n g b o w l s , N120 ON Lane, Tr- These emergency procedures meeting date by calling Kevin 2020. lies Southwest of the centerline ¼ of Section 34, Township 24 f/k/a Badgerland Financial, ACA disabled Longaberger, Browning empealeau. Sept. 17-18, are in compliance with recom- Lien of the Department of Land /s/ Hon. Rian W. Radtke of County Road OO; EXCEPT North, Range 8 West, Town of RUDER WARE, L.L.S.C. ORD N Gales- and em-ployer. Equal Hous- regardless of age ing Opportunity bow, M&M collectible dis- 8am-5pm; Sept. 19, 8am- mendations from the Wisconsin Management at 715-538-1912. Circuit Court Judge Lot 1 of Certified Survey Map Unity, Trempealeau County, 402 Graham Avenue ville! 2BR w/laundry on- pensers. Department of Justice/Attorney Dated this 11th day of Sep- Mark R. Franklin recorded in Volume 10 of Certi- Wisconsin; EXCEPT Lot 1 of P.O. Box 187 site, off-street parking. Call “This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.” 2pm. Tons of girls toys General’s office and will remain tember, 2020. Kulig, Michalak & Franklin fied Survey Maps on Page 12 as Certified Survey Map, recorded Eau Claire, WI 54702-0187 608-582-2206. Equal oppor- ORD N White- (dollhouse, kitchen set, Doc in effect until further notice dur- TREMPEALEAU COUNTY P.O. Box 400 Document #421652. Tax Parcel in Volume 6 of Certified Survey P: 715-834-3425 hall. 1BR, 2BR & 3BRs SPTMR 1, 9am- McStuffins, Minnie Mouse), ing this pandemic. ENVIRONMENT AND LAND Independence, WI 54747 #030-00686-0000. Maps, on Page 157, as Docu- F: 715-834-9240 tunity provider and Employ- er. Equal Housing Oppor- w/rent based on 30% of 4pm, N12553 Co. Rd. K, Tr- girls clothing 5-8, seasonal Trempealeau County USE COMMITTEE 715-985-3091 Parcel B: Lot 1 of Certified ment #365489; ALSO EXCEPT (Published August 26, empealeau. New products, decorations, fire table, 4- Lot 2 of Certified Survey Map, September 2, 9, 16, 2020) tunity in-come! Laundry, storage recorded in Volume 7 of Certified WNAXLP and parking on-site. Call craft & vendor items, FREE wheeler (1995 Honda 300 boys clothing & shoes. Food 4x4), electric lawn equip., 2R N Ettrick! Ask about 800-944-4866 ext 1126 PUBLIC NOTICE today! Equal opportunity FOR RENT by Trempealeau Cub Scout crossbow, snowblower VOTING BY ABSENTEE BALLOT 20, 2020. the included utilities!! Call Pack 101. today! 608-582-2206. Equal provider and employer. Accepting applications for our Any qualified elector who is unable or unwilling to appear at the CITY OF GALESVILLE CITY OF ARCADIA Equal Housing Opportunity polling place on Election Day for the Suzanne Johnson, Clerk Angela Berg, Clerk opportunity provider and MT-M Rum- General Election on Tuesday, waiting list S November 3, 2020, may request to vote an absentee ballot. A quali- 16773 South Main Street 203 West Main Street employer. Equal Housing : Fri. & Sat., mage 301 Owen St., Arca- fied elector is any U.S. citizen, who will be 18 years of age or older Galesville WI 54630 Arcadia, WI 54612 Ad Deadline is Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. Opportunity OR S: Space now For housing in Trempealeau County, WI Sept. 18-19; 25-26 & Oct. 2- dia (in garage). Wed.-Sat. on Election Day, who has resided in the ward or municipality where Phone: 608-582-2475 Phone: 608-323-3359 occupied by busy hair salon 3, 9am-4pm. Furniture, an- 9/16-19 AND 9/23-26, 7am- he or she wishes to vote for at least 28 consecutive days before the Days & Hours: Hours: Mon. – Fri. TO PLACE AN AD: in BRF. High traffic area, Rent based on income tiques, artwork, housewares, 2R PDTD apt Kopp 5pm. 10,000btu Haier win- election. The elector must also be registered in order to receive an By Appointment Only 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Call: 715-538-4765, or Fax: 715-538-4540 available Dec. 1, 715-864- decorations, lots of new fall dow a/c. glasstop chrome absentee ballot. Proof of identification must be provided before an Mon. – Fri., 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. St, Whtl. $575. Includes wa- For persons 62 years+ or handicapped/disabled and winter coats, afghans, absentee ballot may be issued. TOWN OF TREMPEALEAU TOWN OF CALEDONIA or email: [email protected] 0624 coffee table, wicker clothes ter, trash removal. No 1 & 2-bedroom units located on Gillespie blankets, etc. Everything You must make a request for an absentee ballot Sonja Byrne, Clerk Blaise Stegemeyer, Clerk 36435 Main Street · P.O. Box 95, Whitehall, WI 54773 pets/no smoking. Contact Arcadia: hamper, off-white 5-drawer W24854 State Road 54/93 W19706 Sawmill Road OR RNT goes, make offers. 20244 W. in writing or online at MyVote.wi.gov. 715-985-3191 or 715-797- : In Taylor, Street. Stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, air chest of drawers, bunkbed You may submit a written request in the form of a letter to your Galesville, WI 54630 Galesville, WI 54630 totally upgraded 14x70 man- Millroad, Galesville. wood headboard w/frame, Municipal Clerk or request that an application for an absentee ballot Phone: 608-539-2902 Phone: 608-484-0399 4376. conditioner included. All utilities included. Beauty shop SR M. WRT ufactured home, 3-bedroom, set of China dishes, new set be sent to you. Your written request must list your voting address Hours: Mon. – Fri., Hours: By appointment NFO LIVESTOCK 2-bath, walk-in shower, all & laundry facilities on-site. All units have separate outside R S: 205 of dishes, lots of glassware, within the municipality where you wish to vote, the address where 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Memorial ibrary hours: WT: 2-D- entry. the absentee ballot should be sent, if different, and your signature. VILLAGE OF TREMPEALEAU VILLAGE OF ETTRICK Mon. 12pm-8pm, Tues. CENTER new flooring and paint. In- Birch St., Blair. Thurs., many DVDs, Columbia wo- You may make application to your municipal clerk for an absentee Kathy Peterson, Clerk Jane Jensen, Clerk ROOM apartment, central c l u d e s a p p l i a n c e s , Sept. 17, 4pm-7pm; Fri., men's coat, misc. kitchen Wed., 12pm-6pm; Thurs. Hwy. 93/121; 3 mi. N. of Independence air, fridge, stove, natural Whitehall: 1 & 2-bedroom units located on Claire ballot in person, by mail, by fax, by email or at MyVote.wi.gov. 24455 Third Street, P.O. Box 247 22864 North Main Street Fri., 9am-6pm Sat., 9am- COWS • BULLS • FAT CATTLE washer/dryer, central AC, Sept. 18, 8am-4pm; Sat., items, many baby toys & Contact your municipal clerk and request that an application for an Trempealeau, WI 54661 Ettrick, WI 54627 gas, heat, storage unit, on- Street. Stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, air 1pm. FEEDER CATTLE • HOGS ideal retirement home. Sept. 19, 8am-1pm. Christ- games, Halloween cos- absentee ballot be sent to you for the General election or you may Phone: 608-534-6434, ext. 102 Phone: 608-525-5445 site laundry. No smoking, $600/mo. plus deposit. conditioner included. Some units include washer/dryer. mas decor (lots new), tumes, women & kids cloth- apply for an absentee ballot online at MyVote.wi.gov. Official Ballot Drop-Box Hours: Tues. – Thurs., WE TAKE COWS & BULLS no pets. Security deposit & Knutson Rentals, Taylor, MAKING APPLICATION TO Available at Village 8:00 a.m. – Noon On-site laundry facilities available. Beauty shop on-site. scrubs, men & women's ing, new 3-pot crockpot, TUES. & WED., references. 715-985-3195. 715-538-3540 or 538-3453 clothing, many misc. items. something for everyone. RECEIVE AN ABSENTEE BALLOT BY MAIL Community Center* & 12:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Farm 8am-2pm Water, sewer and garbage service included. Elevator The deadline for making application to receive an absentee Hours: By Appointment Only Others as arranged access to most units. ballot by mail is 5:00PM on the fifth day before the election: Mon. – Fri., 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. S OR AND OR RNT: Heated or un- OR RNT: Available Oct. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2020. TOWN OF ETTRICK TOWN OF GLENCOE FOR NTIN Prepaid an- Call Bernard at heated warehouse space 1st in Taylor, 3 bdrm, 1 bath For persons 18 years+ Special absentee voting application provisions apply to Kara Noren, Clerk Anne Cornish, Clerk NOTE: nual lease payments 5M li- 715-985-2345 with loading dock in Ettrick. house with full basement, electors who are indefinitely confined to home or a care facility, in P.O. Box 52 S2264 HR Road 5,000 sq. ft. No long term new appliances, central air Stove/refrigerator included. Laundry facilities on-site. the military, hospitalized, or serving as a sequestered juror. If this Ettrick, WI 54627 Arcadia, WI 54612 ability insurance. We handle or 515-450-8022 applies to you, contact the municipal clerk regarding deadlines for Phone: 608-525-4991 Phone: 608-323-7405 everything for you. Base contract required. Possible a n d a t t a c h e d g a r a g e , Arcadia: 1-bedroom units located on Willow Street. Listen to “Cowtown” NFO Market Report business frontage on Hwy. DONUT & RUMMAGE SALE! requesting and submitting an absentee ballot. Hours: By Appointment Hours: By Appointment Camp easing 1-866-309- $750/mo. plus deposit. Heat, water, sewer and garbage service included. Max VOTING AN ABSENTEE BALLOT IN PERSON TOWN OF GALE TOWN OF ARCADIA 1507 www.basecampleas- every Fri. at 12:15pm on WHTL 102.3 FM 53. 608-864-0624. Knutson Rentals, 715-538- Saturday, September 19 You may also request and vote an absentee ballot in the clerk’s Sue Henderson, Clerk Lynn Axness, Clerk ing.com Promo Code: 352 WE NEED FEEDERS! 3540 or 538-3453. rent $427 when within income limits. office or other specified location during the days and hours specified N18700 Trim Road W26051 State Road 95 Donut 8amSale until• 8am sold until out sold out for casting an absentee ballot in person. Galesville, WI 54630 Arcadia, WI 54612 ORD 2R Independence: 2-bedroom units located on Elm $ The first date to vote in person in the Clerk’s office is October Phone: 608-582-4454 Phone: 608-323-3470 IN GALESVILLE -DROOM, w/2-car gar- Street. Heat, water, sewer and garbage service included. 8 per dozen • $5 per half dozen Hours:By Appointment Hours: Mon. – Fri., Rent based on 30% of in- age. Rent $850/mo., secur- 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. come for those 62+ or dis- ity & references required. Pigeon Falls: 1 & 2-bedroom units located on Winsand Rummage Sale • 8am-2pm PUBLIC NOTICE TOWN OF HALE TOWN OF DODGE abled of any age. Laundry No pets, no smoking. 715- Drive and Church Street. Water, sewer and garbage Trempealeau United Methodist Church Donald Halvorson, Clerk Kara Wener, Clerk fa-cilities, community room, 983-5258. STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF TREMPEALEAU N44233 Co. Road D Absentee ballot by Mail: service included. 24255 4th Street, Trempealeau NOTICE TO CREDITORS Strum, WI 54770 P.O. Box 117 great location! in the matter of The Emily B. Campbell Phone: 715-695-3549 Dodge WI 54625 Call 800-944-4866 x1122 D R O W h u n t i n g Galesville: 1-bedroom units located on W. Ridge Revocable Living Trust, Dated August 30, 2004 Hours: By Appointment Clerk’s Office: Equal opportunity provider woods for rent, Trem- Avenue. Water, sewer and garbage service included. Max Pursuant to Wis. Stat. §701.0508, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Dodge Town Hall and employer. Equal Hous- pealeau County. 608-797- rent $403 when within income limits. of the following: Bambenek Street, Dodge ing Opportunity 0781 or 608-797-1548. ESTATE SALE: N26184 MYERS VALLEY RD., ARCADIA 1. That Emily B. Campbell died a resident of Trempealeau County, Phone: 608-539-2881 Family units in Arcadia, Blair, Galesville & Hours: By Appointment COLLECTING CATTLE Wednesday-Friday, September 23-25 • 8am-6pm Wisconsin, on May 24, 2020, with a mailing address of 24679 Whitehall: 2 & 3-bedroom units with laundry hook- 3rd Ct., Trempealeau, WI 54661. TOWN OF BURNSIDE a m p m Saturday, September 26, 8am-Noon 2. That the decedent established a revocable trust known as The Melissa Kono, Clerk Tuesdays: 8:00 . . to 3:00 . . Parkview Apartments ups available. Stove/refrigerator included. Some have full Emily B. Campbell Revocable Living Trust, dated August 30, W24152 Starwood Lane basement and spacious yard with patio area. Women’s clothing (XL-2XL), some shoes size 8-9, lots of 2004. Independence WI 54747 Thursdays: 8:00 a.m. to Noon has a TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT kitchen items, lots of books, some cookbooks, a variety of 3. That the name and address of the Trustee of the Trust is identi- Phone: 715-308-3008 Call the Housing Authority of Trempealeau County fied below. Days & Hours: Sat., Oct. 24, 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. COLLECTING ORGANIC SLAUGHTER COWS/BULLS available now for anyone 62 years or older antiques, angel collection, 2 sewing machines & sewing items, 4. That the Trustee has the duty and power to pay debts on behalf Sat., Oct. 31, 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. at 715-538-2274 for application or go online to nd th and/or has a physical disability office supply items, medical items (wheelchair, walker, canes, of the decedent. And By Appointment. 2 & 4 Tuesday of each month www.tremphousing.com to print one. 5. That all creditors of the decedent must file claims, in writing, to The last day to vote an absentee ballot in the clerk’s office: All utilities and appliances included, interior mail access, laundry bedside toilet, etc.), gardening plant starting unit w/grow the Trustee by January 2, 2021, otherwise such claims may be FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2020 Call us for an on-the-farm visit! room, community room and a service coordinator. lights, crafting items, knitting needles, some furniture, VHS barred against the Trustee, the Trust property and any recipi- No in-person absentee voting may occur on the day before Handicap/ movies & cassette tapes, some small tools, blankets, quilts, ents of the Trust property. the election. The municipal clerk will deliver voted ballots returned Rent is only 30% of adjusted income. disabled BY: TCA TrustCorp America, Trustee of The Emily B. Campbell on or before Election Day to the proper polling place or counting Mark Vick: 507-450-5120 • Office: 608-323-7795 regardless of age small throws, pillows, vases, some lumber, Hammond organ, Revocable Living Trust, dated August 30, 2004, 5301 Wisconsin location before the polls close on Tuesday, November 3, 2020. Any Also buying walking cows on the farm. For more information call Sara buffet, TV, VHS player, antique typewriter, old buttons, vintage Ave., NW #450, Washington DC 20015. ballots received after the polls close will not be counted. at 1-888-393-3282. “This institution is an equal oppurtunity provider and employer.” jewelry, many vintage items. No early callers. (Published September 2, 9, 16, 2020) (Published September 16, 2020) Equal housing opportunity WNAXLP WNAXLP Phone: 507-523-2112 Page 18 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, September 16, 2020 Wednesday, September 16, 2020 Trempealeau County Times Page 19 MULTI-FAMILY Rum- Wanted ARCADIA PUBLIC Lib- HELP WANTED: Moving TREMPEALEAU CO. mage 301 Owen St., Arca- rary hours: Mon. & Thurs., ANAN N all lay letri LL to Independence A SMALLER INVESTMENT! Very Attrac- many truckloads of old tele- Health Department takes ap- dia (in garage). Wed.-Sat. . 715.985.3191 tive, 4900+ SF Blair Commercial bldg. phones and parts 5-7 miles pointments for immuniza- WANTED TO 11am-7pm; Tues., Wed. & 9 / 2 3 - 2 6 , 7 a m - 5 p m . buy: 100 or Fri., 9am-5pm; Sat., 9am- or 608.323.3330 w/All the expensive & essential items up- $7.25/hr. or contract. Sort, tions on Thursdays. Hours 10,000btu Haier window more cement silo staves, 12pm (Labor Day-Memori- o All ou ansae Nees ge Mondovi dated (heat, CA, electric, plumbing, insu- pack and load, haul and un- are 8am-4pm, or by special 608-864-0624. 715.926.4265 lation, roof, siding & windows!) PLUS, a/c. glasstop chrome coffee al Day). •Retaining Walls & Steps our air load almost anytime of the arrangement. Call 715-538- t a b l e , w i c k e r c l o t h e s Extra Income from the Spacious 3BR, 1BA day or evening one load or 2311, ext. 220 or toll-free •Stump Grinding & Removal CALL upstairs apt. w/laundry~Ready for Occu- hamper, off-white 5-drawer WANTED: Mature Walnut condiioner Down $10K all day, your choice. 608- 877-538-2311, ext. 220. GALESVILLE PUBLIC •Tree and Shrub Planting & Sales US OPEN HOUSES pancy! Just Reduced to $69,000!! Ex- chest of drawers, bunkbed Trees and Hardwood; Top-Dollar Library hours: Mon. & Wed. plore it, Call Jackie Hanson @715.797.3332 or Jamie Back @715.797.0802. 582-2263, 1pm-8pm. wood headboard w/frame, •Decorative Rock • Mini Excavating TODAY! in good Paid. Call or text: 715-533-3346. 10am-7pm; Tues. & Thurs., Friday, Sept. 18th (MLS #1535306) set of China dishes, new set 1pm-7pm; Fri. 10am-6pm; •Brush Hogging • Bulk Mulch For Sale running 4:00 – 6:00 of dishes, lots of glassware, Kupka Timber Management. QUITE THE CATCH! Lrg. 5BR, 2BA PAA Sat., 9am-1pm. Storytime •Tree & Shrub Pruning • Patio Fire Pits 608-323-3241 • ARCADIA W24828 Cty Rd X, Independence many DVDs, Columbia wo- olis afi a oin Fridays at 10:15am (during condiion! w/fully finished walkout on 23.5 Acres just Call: 608-484-0294 • 608-484-0295 east of Arcadia’s city limits! Remodeled in P men's coat, misc. kitchen school year). yo o e sell Directions: 1/2 mile South of Independ- items, many baby toys & ence on Hwy 93, then 1 mi West on Cty 2001, Newer mound system in 2000, New isatcher games, Halloween cos- races a New Listing Rd X. Watch for signs. well in 2010, & New furnace & CA in 2016. tumes, women & kids cloth- Pets Multiple pole bldgs..- 52x64, 40x96, & Seeking a Full-Time 9-1-1 Dispatcher and to establish a r ooers COUNTRY HOME! 3BR, 1.5BA on Certified 1.69 Acres just south of Inde- 30x60. Plenty of room for one family, but it ing, new 3-pot crockpot, pendence. 1974 mobile home w/14x60 addition had New roof, siding, & win- Big Reduction! candidate pool for lling future vacancies. Starting wage something for everyone. AUSSIE/HEALER pup- NEED PARTS? has duplex possibilities. Down $25k; pies, amazing family, farm dows in 2010. Lrg. yard with garden space. Dual heat- LP and boiler. All Now $499,900 For more info., Call Jamie Back @715.797.0802 or Jacob $19.39 – $22.02/hr., DOQ, plus bene ts. For details, H U G E Y A R D S a l e ! dogs, MELLOW, easy to appliances included. Sells @ Auction Friday, Oct. 2nd. Visit your banker Lallemont @608.863.3928. (MLS #1544383) Thursday 9/17-Saturday train, shots, crate-trained. OSSEO SALVAGE, LLC Arrow Land & Be Ready to Bid! (MLS #1546522) visit , or contact Human 9/19, 8am-5pm, N7345 N. Asking $475. 608-632-3015. Hosted by Jamie Back - 715.797.0802 CHARMING 3-bed, 2-bath in Independ- Resources at 715-538-2311, ext. 224. laon Davis Rd., Taylor. Great Call us at 715-597-2620 ence sits on a great lot tucked up against variety for everyone. An- Hwy. 10 West, Osseo · M-F 8-5 • Sat. 10-2 Surveying Friday, Sept. 18th the woods for a country feel with city ealne Se a EOE/AA tiques, collectables, fur- BLACK LAB PUPPIES Drive it again with parts from Osseo Salvage, LLC! 4:00-6:00 amenities! Property features a 2-Car, attd. garage; Newer roof; All NEW carpet on LL; niture, household, decanters, mellow family pets, easy to www.osseosalvage.com John George Krage 337 N River St, Black River Falls beer signs and much more. train, shots, dewormed. Ask- — Professional Land Surveyor — Anderson windows; Exposed beam adds WHITEHALL SCHOOL DISTRICT ing $575. 608-475-7500. Directions: From downtown Black River character; Lots of storage; Beautiful stone THURS.-FRI., Sept. 17-18, Falls, North on N Water St to NE on North accent wall w/gas stove; Huge family room 9am-4:30pm. Teen, ladies www.arrowland.net • 507-458-0483 River St. Property on right, sign on prop- New Listing w/wet bar~ Perfect for entertaining! Call Health & Instructional Aide Opening clothing, camping gas grill, BLAIR VETERINARY nstrtin New Listing erty. now to make this amazing property yours!!! $180,000 Josh Baecker- The Whitehall School District is accepting applications for cookie jars, pictures. 923 CLINIC ASPHALT PAVING IMMACULATELY MAINTAINED home in BRF on the Upper Black River! 715.533.4114. (MLS #1546502) DR. BLAINE OWEN KOXLIEN Rare find! 3BR, 2 Full-Bath, Craftsman-style home w/loads of character & a Full-Time Health & Instructional Aide. Individuals in this Pahl St., Arcadia. IT’S GOT IT! Agricultural land, waterfront, BLAIR, WI • 608-989-2528 and SEALCOATING partially finished basement. Fully-insulated, 2-car, det. garage w/finished, sec- MONDAY-FRIDAY______8-5 • SATURDAY 8-12 recreational, AND hunting! 84.81-Acre position will perform various duties while assisting the BIG GARAGE SALE Sept. ond-story bedroom, bath, and storage. Other features incl. summer kitchen, LARGE & SMALL ANIMAL PRACTICE parcel near Strum w/approx. 51 acres till- 17-19, 8am-5pm, N27629 boat shed, and more on XL lot~all with river frontage! Gorgeous views & steps school nurse and various classroom teachers. Application SURGERY • DENTAL able (leased yr to yr) w/balance wooded. Nyen Rd., off Hwy. 95 to- VACCINATION • CHIROPRACTIC Patching • Driveways lead right down to the river. Sells @ Auction Oct. 4th. (MLS #1546388) wards Blair. Clothes, cur- enior iscounts Parking Lots • Hot Crack Filling A waterway runs through w/woodland on materials can be found on the school’s website at www. Hosted by Jackie Hanson - 715.797.3332 both sides. Three parcels, all have Prairie tains, shoes, kitchen items, All ork Commercial & Residential Big Reduction! whitehallsd.k12.wi.us. dishes, decor, furniture, ker- Rd frontage. Electric on-site for camper AA STUNNING VIEWS FOR MILES from ei- hookup. Abundant wildlife; Great hunting, fishing, and fun! Great New Price osene lamps, outside swing, ther the front or back decks on this walk- Interested candidates should submit a completed books, mower, mens things. too- $264,600! Explore it! Contact Jackie Hanson @715.797.3332 or Jamie out ranch w/FOUR good- sized bedrooms Back @715.797.0802. (MLS #1543635) application to Whitehall School District, attn: Elsa Kulig, erving our Area • 715-533-1742 & THREE full baths. Nicely-kept home BOARDING & GROOMING w/vaulted ceilings, in-floor heat in the LL Between Independence and Arcadia 19121 Hobson Street, Whitehall, WI 54773 or via email For Sale w/different zones for temp control, newer Jessica Grotjahn New Listing [email protected]. 715-797-5295 • 715-985-3492 carpet, large kitchen open to the dining BURN BARRELS, plastic rm, 1st-floor laundry, & almost 18 Acres of land (approx. 4 open & 14 More Photos and Listings at barrels & metal storage bar- Ettrick wooded). TCC just added fiber optics~landline/WIFI! Country setting north of Deadline to apply is Tuesday, Sept. 22. rels, 55 gal. $10.00 each. Wisconsin Real Estate & Auction Whitehall & close too many towns! $299,900 Give Jeanne Carlson a call for www.NorthernInvestment.Com 715-963-4438. Services a tour, 715.533.4444. (MLS #1546537) FOR SALE: 8-ft. firewood. Lawn Care & Fertilizing • Gravel Driveway Repair Call for pricing. 608-797- BUY NOW. SAVE BIG. 3368 or 715-694-2398. Te s k e Landscape Maintenance • Retaining Walls and Patios UP TO $700 OFF FURNACES ae e FOR SALE or rent-to-own. Landscaping • Skidsteer and Grading Services • Excavating Put a WoodMaster wood or Pellet/Corn furnace to work for you Buying or Selling Your satisfaction Portable buildings, storage Automotive LLC now and save instantly on all remaining units of all these models. RE/MAX First Choice sheds, garages, play houses, N19862 Cty. Road J. Dump Truck Services • Snowplowing · Up to $700 off all furnaces OR and happiness will be my fi rst priority! · $400 worth of parts to install your furnace animal shelters. Engineered Dodge, WI • 608-539-5006 for Wisconsin snow loads. Tim Gates and Erik Byom: 608-799-0456 · Act now, sale ends soon · Financing available aeemaim Call me today! We have the following job opportunities: Free delivery. Cobblestone WoodMaster.com · Select models qualify for a tax credit-up to $1,500 Cottage, Hixton, 715-963- Surgical Technician/Central Service Technician - 4438. WoodMaster of Mondovi Kate Malles, Realtor GUNSMITHING W451 Albany L, Mondovi 750 Sand Lake Rd., Onalaska Full-time days, no weekends or holiday shifts FOR SALE: Ladder tree Lawn Care & Snow Removal Cell: 608-769-3678 irs ie

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Sun., Sept. 20 • 12:00p.m. weekends & holidays, also hiring 2 shift full-time sellersauction.com for pic- LARSON Certified Surgical Technician - Casual status days tures. Trucks, trailers and Grand Occasions, W16181 U.S. Hwy 10/53, Osseo tools!! Mickey Greene auc- EXCAVATING Doors open at 11:00a.m. Outdoor event, please bring a chair. Medical Assistant (MA) - (Must be certified) Days, tioneer! acoe, ulloer, racoe, iteer, Drieas, aseents, Aitions, ite — Jamie Back, Volunteer Auctioneer — Full-time, Monday - Friday in our Blair, Independence reparation Lot learin, Deolition, Cash, good check or debit/credit day of auction. and Whitehall clinics. Misc. illife ons Da epair, Items sold “As Is.” edoo roer ran aen M,S,,,,S roer toneer ea ensen M,10 Occupational Therapist (OT) - Full-tim days in our ateras, onseration roects, SPECIAL INTEREST ITEMS: Sharper Image 4K Wifi Action roer toneer re ensen M,1 roer len Salo WHY RENT storage when roer a Stanes M roer llett M roer T on rehab department arnar un-ff stes. Delier of Cam, Sharper Image 4K Wifi Action Cam w/32gb SD card, roer nre ansler you could rent-to-own a an, rael, oc ulerts. 2-Bridge Creek antler carvings, Global Finishing fire ring, Massage Therapist - One day per week building on your property. Amish quilt, 1 nights stay at Comfort Inn-Black River Falls, Cobblestone Cottage, Hix- FU NSU 3 cases Family Farms stuffed chicken breasts, Reconyx game Help Wanted F SMS ton 715-963-4438. “The expertise is in the name.” camera, Charbroil verticle gas smoker, 2-Ameridown bed pil- ELIMINATE GUTTER OSSEO lows, 4 tickets to Chaos Waterpark, Ashley accent cabinet/ HELP WANTED for Os- PHONE 715-597-2381 Full service for all of your Lime needs! cleaning forever! LeafFilter, bookshelf, $55 Auction Bucks to Blair Online Auctions, farm- JAOUCHTNIONMEERA, LRLCG seo area dairy farm, includ- the most advanced debris- MOBILE 715-533-2666 • Agricultural Lime • Crushed Rock house style small table, 2-gallon Redwing crocks, Two cases ing general farm chores. blocking gutter protection. Pilgrims Pride chicken, Handcrafted kids quilts, Case of 1/3 715-284-4684 715-533-4054. Schedule a FREE LeafFilter • Hauling of All Rock • Spreader & Dump Truck Service lb. hamburgers from Ziebell’s Hiawatha Foods, Packers 2019 estimate today. 15% off En- • Variable Rate Spreading Available season commemorative autographed football, theme filled YOUR CHOICE OF THE Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) - (Nursing tire Purchase. 10% Senior & NORDSTROM Longaberger baskets. Home) Part-time, PM shifts Military Discounts. Call 1- CONSTRUCTION GIFT CERTIFICATES: 2 pies-Perkins Black River Falls, AUCTIONEER Countryside 855-948-3442 & LUMBER INC. 608-323-3308 | [email protected] 2-Three lesson gift certificates-Dunn Ranch-Whitehall, books + DOES MAKE A RN/LPN - Part-time PM shift with every 3rd weekend DISH NETWORK. $59.99 Arcadia, WI gift certificate-Wildflower Gardening, 2-$10 Grizzly’s, assorted LEFSE and night shift every 3rd weekend 101 Tanner St., Melrose McDonalds coupons, 2-$10 Northern Tap House, 2-$10 Mil- DIFFERENCE for 190 Channels! Blazing WHEN PLANNING AN Fast Internet, $19.99/mo. W B waukee Burger, 2-$10 Northwoods Brew Pub, 3-$10 Bushy’s NOW HIRING JOIN OUR TEAM! (where available.) Switch & AA Meat Market, 2-$15 The Nickel Barn, TCC gift certificates, Get a FREE $100 Visa Gift $100 Mr. Kleen Carwash Whitehall. DAYTIME POSITIONS UPKA IMBER ANAGEMENT OTHER ITEMS:Original watercolor animal paintings, Packers Interested RN candidates can earn $1,000 Card. FREE Voice Remote. LUMBER • PAINTS K T M LLC Top Prices Paid Promptly Bakery Production: FREE HD DVR. FREE Riley Kupka, Owner/Operator glass cutting board w/cheese knife, bookshelf, corn hole game, through our nursing sign-on bonus program. WINDOWS • CABINETS Ashley decorative candle, Norwex basket, bird feeder, Green AWUE CCAN TMAIKOE ANLL Streaming on ALL Devices. Rollers, Bakers Application & details can be found at Call today! 1-866-290-9532 INSULATION DECKS • Select Harvest Logging Bay Packers insulated lunch bag, Ducks Unlimited print, dog THE ARRANGEMENTS and Packagers. • • Clearing & cat pet supplies/bed, wood home decor, garden/lawn decora- FROM www.gundersenhealth.org/tri-county/ E A R T H L I N K H I G H Gabe tions, desk & chair, plant stand, 4 pet doors, pet gate, retro vanity, Apply in person, mornings at: Speed Internet. As Low As ROOFING • SIDING • Top-dollar paid employment. Or email resumé to 715-533-0086 dog clock, crocheted baby blanket, Bissell portable bark bath + START $14.95/month (for the first 3 • White Oak, Maple, shampoo, 50 lbs. trophy deer mineral, decorative wreaths/wood Countryside Lefse [email protected]. months.) Reliable High a r et Aspen, Walnut Markets Jeff signs, emBARK basket, snufflemats/dog brain teaser, blueberry TO FINISH 1101 E. Broadway St. Mail to: GTC Human Resources, Speed Fiber Optic Techno- bushes, gentle leaders for dogs, bird houses. logy. Stream Videos, Music • Estimates, References 715-533-3002 New items will be added right up to the day of the auction. PROFESSIONAL Blair, WI 54616 18601 Lincoln St., Whitehall, WI 54773. and More! Call Earthlink AUCTIONEERING SERVICE Follow Us on Facebook: Polish Ma a Logging Visit our Facebook page for photos of some of the items! Gundersen Tri-County Hospital and Clinics | 20869_1216 Today 1-877-794-5751 SINCE 1978 608-989-2753 Page 20 Trempealeau County Times Wednesday, September 16, 2020 TREMPEALEAU NOW HIRING: ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER TOWN OF HALE: JOB OPENING COUNTY OPENING Prefer degree with experience. Wages based on qualifications. Immediate opening available for a Full-Time Road Crew employee. Eonomi Spport Speialist Send resume to [email protected] or in person at Job requirements include: maintaining town roads, snowplowing, D & D Farm Supply, Inc., 1310 East Main St., Arcadia. maintenance/repair of town machinery, ability to operate large Full-Time position to determine eligibility and provide equipment and any other duties required by the town board. Must ongoing case management for economic support have a CDL and be able to pass random drug/alcohol testing. programs. Work is conducted primarily by phone. Wage LUMBER HANDLERS & MACHINE OPERATORS This position provides a competitive wage with vacation and sick range: $16.77/hr. to $19.06/hr., plus benefi ts. For details, leave plus a retirement benefit. No health insurance offered. Work Buffalo Lumber & Tie Co. seeks Full-Time Lumber days are five (5) eight-hour days in the colder months and four visit www..teealeau.wi.us or contact Human Handlers & Machine Operators. We offer paid (4) ten-hour days in the warmer months. Some overtime required Resources at 715-538-2311, ext. 224. Applications Holidays, Vacation, Health Insurance, 401(k). during rare emergency events. must be received by 09/21/2020. EOE/AA apply in person at: Application forms can be picked up at the Town of Hale office in S2941 Indian Creek Rd., Fountain City Pleasantville (by appointment) or call 715-694-2113, if you want an 608-687-7681 application mailed to you. Applications need to be returned to the TREEALEA office: Town of Hale, N42111 County Rd. O, Whitehall, WI 54773, no COT OEI BUFFALO LUMBER AND TIE CO. later than Tuesday, October 6, at 4:00 p.m. Soial orer The Town of Hale is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Alt Protetion ariansips Full-Time position to provide adult protective services, TOWN OF CHIMNEY ROCK investigate elder abuse and collect information for Full-Time Patrolman -FEED MILL • PART-TIME- guardianships. Annual salary range $46,654 – $52,998, DOQ, plus bene ts. For details visit www..teealeau.wi.us The Town of Chimney Rock is seeking applications SEASONAL HARVEST HELP or contact Human Resources at 715-538-2311, ext. 224. for a Full-Time Patrolman for 35 hours per week Pilgrim's is currently looking to fill part- on a flexible schedule. Duties are to maintain town Applications ust e receied EOE/AA time seasonal harvest help positions. roads and related activities using a dump truck, snowplow and sander, end loader, grader, boom This position would provide assistance mower, and chain saw. Mechanical abilities a plus. where and when needed to our current staff L A valid CDL, Fed Med card, and clean driving in the general labor areas of the feed mill. record are required. Salary is negotiable depending Openings on days, afternoons and weekend on experience. Please send letter of application and shifts. resumé to P.O. Box 280, Independence WI 54747. ! Flexibility to work different shifts is a plus. 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JOB OPENINGS: OFFICE | WAREHOUSE WHERE: 2ND Shift Warehouse Driver: Styrene Products Inc. $13.50/hr. 1755 E. Blaschko Ave. EMPLOYEE HEALTH NURSE 2ND Shift Admin. Personnel: Part-time, day shift, 56 hours per pay period, benefited Arcadia • P: 715-359-6600 Rate of pay based on experience MED/SURG RN Full-time, night shift, 72 hours per pay period, but get paid 80, benefited LICENSURE Organizational, measuring and general NUTRITION SERVICES ASSISTANT REQUIREMENTS: math skills required. Health and dental Full-time, afternoon shift, 72 hours per pay period, benefited Valid driver’s benefits available the 1st of the month OB DIRECTOR license required. after 60 days. Full-time, day shift, exempt, benefited RESPIRATORY CARE PRACTITIONER HOW TO APPLY: Part-time, day shift, 56 hours per pay period, benefited Apply in person at 1755 E. Blaschko Ave., Arcadia or call 715-359-6600 to have an application emailed to you. Visit styreneproducts.com to learn more about our company.