LEADER | June 17 | 2015

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• WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 2015 • VOLUME 82 • NO. 44 • 2 SECTIONS

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&'( & FREDERIC - The four-day Family Days celebration begins Thursday evening with a free family movie night at Coon Lake Park with a showing of “The Sandlot.â€? There will be new features this year - the celebration’s 51st year - with trolley rides, bagpipe music and an open house at the new SCRMC clinic downtown. The Dodds family hosts this year’s ag breakfast at their farm south =4 B=E< A33 AB=@G 7<A723 )63 ;/7<AB/GA B63 P@3E=@9A B/:3<B A6=E ?C33< pageant and parade - all return - and one of the longest running parade entries if not the longest - the Coens workhorses and wagons - are again in the parade - representing three generations in a tradition that began with Mark Coen back in the 1960s. A full page ad inside lists the celebration’s schedule. - Gary King ••• POLK COUNTY - in Polk and St. Croix counties, they’re warning residents that it’s more prevalent than many people imagine. As a result of the bust, three brothers from Polk County have been charged with 10 43:=<G 1=C<BA 3/16 =4 7<AB75/B7<5 /<7;/: P56BA /<2 E=@93@A E7B6 B63 ;3@7can Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals are treating 1,200 roost3@A /<2 167193<A 4=@ ;/:<=C@7A6;3<B /<2 7<8C@73A 4@=; P56B7<5 (% +713 President of Field Investigations Tim Rickey said the case seems extreme, but 1=19P56B7<5 7A ;=@3 1=;;=< B6/< A=;3 ;/G B67<9 L (% 6/A A33< B6@=C56 our direct work and just the communications with law enforcement around the country that it is prevalent, and we’re certainly going to aggressively pursue it,â€? he said. Rickey said last year 4,200 birds were rescued from a New York AB/B3 1=19P56B7<5 @7<5 /<2

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With the Fourth of July holiday approaching there will be an early deadline for advertising and news articles for the Wednesday, July 1, edition of the Leader. All copy is due no later than 4:30 p.m. on Friday, June 26. — Editor

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3>D3? "3=7 EA :ADE D=; D:AH BALSAM LAKE - The Balsam Lake water-ski show team is excited to host the Balsam Lake Invitational Ski Show at 7 p.m. on Saturday, June 27, in front of Sunnyside Marina. Come and see some of the very best show skiers from across Minnesota and 8C77 H3E7C D=; D:AH H;>> 47 :7>6 A@ 3>D3? "3=7 Wisconsin performing jumps, ;@ 8CA@E A8 )F@@JD;67 #3C;@3 A@ )3EFC63J F@7 human pyra- DE3CE;@9 3E B ? 1 '+' / / ) & '+' ) ( / mids, barefooting and swivel skiing. The show is free and fun for all ages. Spectators are encouraged to bring a blanket or chair to sit on the lawn in front of Sunnyside Marina or come by pontoon. Please respect the area of the show course if you come by boat in order to maintain the safety of the skiers and boat drivers. The show team looks forward to a fantastic ski show and seeing you all there. – submitted

CAH@ -73G7C B7C8AC? C;63J HAYWARD - WOJB-FM is thrilled to welcome back two favorite artists to the WOJB Concert Series ‌ folk-soul singer-songwriter Chastity Brown and songwriter, musician, writer and cycling troubadour Ben Weaver, Friday, June 19, at The Park, located in downtown Hayward on Hwy. 63. S h o w t i m e 7@ -73G7C >78E 3@6 :3DE;EJ CAH@ 1 '+'* *, is 7:30 p.m. %!++ Tickets are available online at wojb.com and at Art Beat of Hayward, 15845 West Second St., downtown. Call 715-634-2100 for more information. Brown has been hailed by NPR, CMT, American Songwriter, The London Times and Paste Magazine as a songwriter to watch. Find out more at chastity0@=E<;CA71 1=; )= AC>>=@B 67A @313<B /:0C; L ,=C:2 Rather Be A Buffalo,� Weaver embarked last fall on his It’s All The River tour from Minneapolis to New Orleans by bicycle. Find out more at benweaver.net. - from WOJB

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*C;4FE7 EA E:7 ;9 3@6D D7E SHELL LAKE – The Shell Lake Arts Center will hold its annual Tribute to the Big Bands concert on Wednesday, June 24, at 7 p.m., in the Darrell Aderman Auditorium located at 802 First St. in Shell Lake. Admission is $10 per adult, and $5 per student under 18. The donations received from this event will be used to assist students who would like to attend the arts center’s various summer camps, but may not be able to afford full tuition. The evening will feature all the dance band favorites of the ‘20s and ‘30s, as well as newer jazz band selections performed by the center’s nationally acclaimed master jazz faculty. Enjoy an evening of fantastic *:7 ):7>> "3=7 CED 7@E7C H;>> :A>6 ;ED 3@@F3> *C;4 music while FE7 EA E:7 ;9 3@6D A@ -76@7D63J F@7 3E s u p p o r t i n g B ? 1 '+' / ))/ %*'& this worthwhile cause. Also, join them for the upcoming free faculty and camper concerts during jazz ensemble and combo camp: week II. Spend Father’s Day, June 21, listening to their amazing faculty during a concert in the arts center’s Aderman Auditorium at 7 p.m. On Monday, June 22, there will be a master jazz faculty concert at the lakefront pavilion in Shell Lake at 7:30 p.m. Friday, June 26, at 7 p.m., will be the camper special performance in the Aderman Auditorium. Students will dazzle you with the skills they have learned over the course of the camp. Jazz faculty will perform in the Aderman Auditorium on Sunday, June 28, at 7 p.m., as well. For more information on the Tribute to the Big Bands concert, or any of the Shell Lake Arts Center’s other concerts, programs and activities, please visit their website at shelllakeartscenter.org or call 715-468-2414. – submitted

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Trial avoided in snowstorm DUI death

Court hearing reveals lesser charges; Fisher enters no-contest pleas

Greg Marsten | Staff writer BALSAM LAKE – A plea settlement has been reached to avoid a jury trial in the case against Jeanne Fisher, 33, Frederic, the woman accused in the Jan. 26, 2014, death of Chad Hansen, whom Fisher struck with her car as he walked down the highway in a near zero-visibility snowstorm between Luck and Milltown. Fisher stood accused of two felony counts of homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle, and faced up to 50 years in prison, if convicted. Her no-contest plea to a lesser charge of second-degree reckless endangerment not only avoids a trial, but seriously reduces her possibility of prison time. Fisher’s jury trial was originally scheduled to start on Tuesday, June 16, before Polk County Judge Jeffery Anderson, but instead B63 P@AB 2/G =4 the trial became 2.;;2 6@52? a plea hearing, where the state and defense agreed to avoid a trial and instead settle on a lesser charge. She appeared with her defense attorney, Bruce P. Anderson, who worked with Polk County District Attorney Dan Steffen to work out an amicable agreement, with Steffen agreeing to the reduced charges of felony second-degree reckless endangerment and a civil charge of operating while intoxicated. L BOA B63 AB/B3OA >=A7B7=< B6/B B63 (combinations of) road conditions, weather, the defendant’s blood alcohol concentration ... all constitute a reckless endangerment, and led to the death of the victim (Chad Hansen),� Steffen said after he noted Fisher’s .143 BAC, and other circumstances of the evening, LB63@3 E/A / A3D3@3 A<=EAB=@; B/97<5 place.� Steffen said later that after consulting with a variety of people involved in the case, he noted that there is within

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made a similar no-contest plea to the $, 16/@53 P@AB =443<A3 E6716 7A <=B / criminal offense. The case was originally set for a threeday jury trial, and by all indications it E=C:2 6/D3 033< / C<7?C3 /<2 274P1C:B case, because of so many mitigating factors, such as the weather, road conditions, driver’s condition and even the victim’s condition, as well, which would have potentially played into the testimony and Fisher’s defense. Steffen said he weighed all of those factors in deciding to pursue a plea agreement, and said he consulted with the various parties involved, on both sides. L,63< /:: 7A A/72 /<2 2=<3 B67<9 this is an appropriate resolution,� Steffen said. <23@A=< A/72 63 E/A A/B7AP32 E7B6 the plea and judged her guilty of the reduced charges. He ordered a presentence investigation, where the state Department of Justice will look in-depth at Fisher’s background, history and more to make a sentencing recommendation, although Steffen and her defense attorney will also offer their own recommended sentences, it is up to Anderson B= 231723 B63 P</: B7;3 A3@D32 74 /<G The sentencing hearing was set for Sept. 4, where the judge will weigh the PSI and recommendations from both her attorney and from the prosecutor on a P</: A3<B3<13 Fisher remains free on a $2,500 cash bond, with continued stipulations that she maintain absolute sobriety and not commit any new crimes. She is also subject to random sobriety tests until her case is completed.

“When all is said and done, I think this is an appropriate resolution.� - District Attorney Dan Steffen

Fisher said she was going between 40-45 mph when she first saw foot tracks in the snow, but nothing else. In her statements, she claimed to have sud23<:G A33< / P5C@3 7< 0:/19 B6@=C56 B63 snow, and attempted to swerve to miss him, but instead struck the walking person, Chad Hansen, from behind, sending him through the windshield of her car. A motorist came upon the scene moments later, and saw Hansen’s body on the hood of the car, with Fisher screaming to call 911, stating that she had struck someone walking down the road. EMS personnel arrived on scene a short time later and pulled Hansen from the windshield, but they said he could not be revived and was likely deceased shortly after the impact, if not immediately. During initial interviews with Fisher, a sheriff’s deputy noted a mild odor of intoxicants, and Fisher admitted she was at a Luck tavern just prior to the crash. She told police she had four mixed 2@7<9A /<2 / A6=B =4 :7?C=@ A6=@B:G 03fore leaving, stating she was on her way to another tavern when she saw Hansen in the roadway, but could not swerve far enough out of the way or stop fast enough to miss him. P3:2 A=0@73BG B3AB =< 7A63@ G73:232 a .136-percent BAC, above the legal limit .084?<B;1 6/@53A /5/7<AB 7A63@ E3@3 P@AB P:32 of .08-percent BAC. A later blood draw almost one year ago, on June 30, 2014, at a local hospital returned an even nearly half a year after the incident that higher BAC level of .143-percent. The circumstances as to why Hansen claimed the life of 34-year-old Chad E/A E/:97<5 7< / AB/B3 6756E/G B@/4P1 Hansen, of Milltown. According to the criminal complaint lane during a snowstorm have never P:32 0G B63 %=:9 =C<BG 7AB@71B B- been fully explained, and were among B=@<3GOA $4P13 B63 7<1723<B =11C@@32 /B the details that could have played into around 2 a.m. on Jan. 26, 2014, on Hwy. Fisher’s defense, if she had gone on to 35, between Luck and Milltown, about trial. Chad Hansen was a Milltown vil=<3 P4B6 =4 / ;7:3 <=@B6 =4 B6 Dlage employee and was also a longtime enue. The complaint narrative outlined how member of the Milltown Fire DepartFisher was driving south toward Mill- ment, serving as deputy chief at the time town, apparently on her way to a local of his death. He left a wife and children bar/grill after leaving a downtown Luck behind. tavern. It was noted repeatedly that it was during a very heavy snowstorm.

St. Croix Tribe election

Three changes on fivemember council

incumbent Phyllis Lowe and former council member David Merrill. While the candidates are nominated from the four communities, the voters Gregg Westigard | Staff writer cast ballots for all the communities, not HERTEL – Two incumbents were just their own area. At least 463 votes /;=<5 B63 PD3 >3=>:3 3:31B32 B= B63 (B were cast. There is a single round of votCroix Tribal Council in the election Sat- ing with the person with the most votes Leone M. Erickson, of Frederic, Wis., An online guestbook is available at row- C@2/G C<3 11=@27<5 B= C<=4P17/: winning the election even if they do not passed away Wednesday, June 10, 2015, efh.com or wicremationcenter.com. Ar- results, the new council members will be have a majority of the votes. at Traditions of Frederic. rangements have been entrusted to Rowe :;3@ L /GM ;3@G !3E7A )/G:=@ @GAB/: Memorial services will be held at Tradi- Funeral Home in Frederic, 715-327-4475, Peterson, Carmen Bugg and Stuart BearThe results / (I) = incumbent tions of Frederic on Thursday, June 18, at and the Northwest Wisconsin Cremation heart. Emery and Taylor are incumbents, )63 >3@13<B/53A /@3 C<=4P17/: 11 a.m. Center in Milltown, 715-825-5550. Bearheart served a previous term, Peter- .;/B?F son and Bugg will be new to the council. Crystal Peterson 187 40.5 percent )63 @3AC:BA /@3 C<=4P17/: C<B7: B63 D=B3A Beverly Benjamin (I) 155 33.5 percent /@3 13@B7P32 /<272/B3A 6/D3 C<B7: > ; Nancy Matrious 120 26.0 percent Friday, June 19, to contest the results. )63 PD3 1=C<17: ;3;03@A /@3 3:31B32 &<B;1 .82 from four communities of the St. Croix Carmen Bugg 151 32.6 percent Tribe, Sand Lake (the Hertel area), Round Susan Lowe 98 21.2 percent Lake, Danbury and Maple Plain (near Phyllis Lowe (I) 71 15.3 percent Cumberland). The council members are Georgia Cobenais 70 15.1 percent elected for two-year terms. David Merrill 40 8.6 percent Taylor and Emery, from the Sand Lake Butch Buck 22 4.8 percent community, are the longest-serving mem- Steven Benjamin 6 1.3 percent bers of the current council. Taylor, the John Rogers 5 1.1 percent present chair of the tribe, will be starting his 12th term. Emery will be starting '.;1 .82 AD< @2.A@ his seventh term on the council. The two :;3@ L /GM were elected over four opponents. Emery (I) 288 64.5 percent Bearheart, from Maple Plain, will be Lewis Taylor (I) 211 47.3 percent starting his second term. He defeated in- Francis Songetay 168 37.6 percent cumbent Aimee Awonohopay, the person Jennifer Bearheart 156 34.9 percent who Bearheart lost to in 2013. Anthony Pewaush 56 12.6 percent Peterson, Danbury, defeated two for- Robert Oiyotte 14 3.1 percent mer council members, incumbent Beverly Benjamin and Nancy Matrious, to win her !.=92 $9.6; P@AB B3@; =< B63 1=C<17: Stuart Bearheart 278 60.7 percent #; '.AB?1.F B;2 5.?92@ 'A.1608 .;/B?F D.@ 2.@A/<B;1 <; ( D52; 52 9<@A C55 '=C<2 !/93 1/;3 7< P@AB 7< / 0<;A?<9 .;1 56A . A?22 90<5<9 D.@ . 3.0A<? 6; A52 .00612;A .;1 A5?22 06A.A6<;@ D2?2 6@@B21 (52 P3:2 =4 3756B 1/<272/B3A B= E7< 63@ A>=B Aimee Awonohopay (I) 180 39.3 percent 1?6C2? D.@ A?.;@=<?A21 A< . :2160.9 3.0696AF 3<? . =<@@6/92 6;7B?F '+' )'% ,)& ++ ',&+/ )! 3* on the council. Among those eight were ( )+% &+

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Demolition of old school tentatively scheduled for 2016

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of Otis Taylor in the Webster Community Center. The Q/5 E/A 2=</B32 B= B63 >=AB =< "3;=@7/: /G 0G B63 Taylor family. Three ordinances were approved during the meet7<5 / A<=E;=07:3 =@27</<13 /< )+ =@27</<13 /<2 / dog ordinance.

2015 Gandy Dancer Trail Marathon taking shape

Up to 800 runners expected

Mary Stirrat | Staff writer !* K BOA AB7:: 4=C@ ;=<B6A /E/G 0CB B7;3 Q73A /<2 soon the 2015 Gandy Dancer Trail Marathon will be here, drawing runners from across the nation. Last year’s event, the first annual, drew 400 runners from 10 states and Great Britain. Set for Oct. 10, the 2015 run includes a full marathon, a half marathon, a four-person marathon relay, and a 5K. It starts /<2 P<7A63A 7< !C19 63/2ing both north and south on the Gandy Dancer Trail. Organizer Eric Olson ;3B E7B6 B63 !C19 +7::/53 Board Wednesday, June 10, to give a heads-up on where this year’s event stands. Already, he said, ?60 #9@<; <;2 <3 A52 <?4.;6G there are nearly 200 peo- 2?@ <3 A52 .;1F .;02? (?.69 ple registered. !.?.A5<; 2 '+' ',)+ */ ' The marathon is a stand- )! $*'& alone event, he said, not sponsored by the village or the community club. However, he noted, about 100 people are needed to make it happen and last year almost all of the village board members volunteered in one way or another. $:A=< @3;7<232 B63 0=/@2 B6/B B63 3D3<B 7A L

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Project HERO - Ride 2 Recovery benefit concert

Mary Rose Varo and local talent to raise funds for veterans

The eight bike riders, the SPS Cyclists, will ride into Amery and spend the night July 8 as they ride 3,500 miles in 50 days to raise awareness about the HERO program and funds for the project. The eight students attend St. Paul’s School in New England, a private school where Gregg Westigard | Staff writer " '. J "/@G '=A3 +/@= E7:: >3@4=@; / 03<3PB 1=<- students have a tradition of combining classroom learncert on Sunday, June 28, to raise funds for Project HERO ing with service to others. Local bike riders are invited to – Ride to Recovery, a program that provides training join the eight as they travel through the county in early and support for community-based veterans programs. July. Project HERO, Healing Exercise Rehabilitation OpThe concert, at 2 p.m. at the Amery High School, is a portunity, is a program to help veterans through the prelude to the arrival of eight young students who are riding their bicycles across the county this summer to therapy of cycling. Bicycling helps the healing process raise funds for the program. Those students will arrive of wounded veterans by offering both individualized physical goals and the emotional support of an active in the area on Wednesday, July 8. )63 1=<13@B E7:: 43/BC@3 +/@= / A7<53@ A=<5E@7B3@ 1=;;C<7BG )63 ;3@G + , %=AB 7A E=@97<5 E7B6 who specializes in songs of tribute. The Minnesota na- Ride 2 Recovery, a national program, to raise funds for tive has been gracing audiences for over 20 years. Her Project HERO. With a concert June 28, and a bike ride with young music will be a tribute to the unsung heroes, veterans E6= 6/D3 A3@D32 B637@ 1=C<B@G +/@= E7:: 03 8=7<32 0G students Wednesday and Thursday, July 8 and 9, there local Amery area talent including musicians Chuck Ca- are activities for everyone in the coming weeks. Oliver bella, Jim Haugerud and Amy Johnson plus local poet Aune, 715-607-1346, and Bob LaBathe, 715-554-3770, are the local contacts for the events. Larry Philipson.

3@B7P1/B7=< 7A LA>3<2G M 63 A/72 0CB B63 3<B7@3 1=AB 7A paid for. L <2 E3 E3@3 /0:3 B= ;/93 / 2=</B7=< B= B63 %=:9 County Parks Department,� he added. The marathon relay will be new this year, Olson said, and the plan is to add more options in the future. L$C@ >:/< 7A B= AB/@B /227<5 3D3<BA B= B67A M 63 A/72 L/<2 E3 >@=831B B67A 3D3<B 7A 5=7<5 B= 53B @3/::G 075 @3ally fast.� Olson listed several ways in which help from the village will be necessary, starting with general cooperation. He then said that, like last year, Main Street will need to be closed from morning until the majority of the runners come back in. He also said that licenses will be needed to allow people to walk outside the bar into an enclosed area, with an open container. He assured the board that the event organizers and volunteers strive to be very professional, and the responsibilities of the village will be very minimal. Luck tourism director April Johnson is willing to take on the responsibility of having food vendors for the event. According to village public works director Seth Petersen, who has worked with Olson on the event both years, only church groups or community organizations will be able to operate a food booth. These booths will be for fundraising purposes. L BOA <=B :793 27@31B 1=;>3B7B7=< 4=@ =< )=< M A/72 %3tersen. Olson added that local organizations will need to apply through Johnson, and go through the necessary training to be able to sell food. L(= 74 A=;30=2GOA 1==97<5 0@/BA M A/72 $:A=< L7BOA going to be legitimate. We can’t just have 50 people selling brats and have something go wrong.� No two vendors will sell the same food, said Petersen, and the great success that local establishments experienced last year means that there is room for additional options. L,3O@3 @3/::G 3F17B32 /0=CB B67A M A/72 $:A=< L/<2 E3 hope this thing goes really big into the future.

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SCRMC Volunteer Partners award $7,500 in scholarsips ST. CROIX FALLS – The St. Croix Regional Medical 3<B3@ +=:C<B33@ %/@B<3@A (16=:/@A67> C<2 035/< 7< 1984, and since that time, $123,500 has been awarded to deserving health-care students. Students who are enB3@7<5 B63 63/:B6 1/@3 P3:2 =4 ABC2G /@3 3<1=C@/532 /<2 supported by the scholarships given. The partners administer three memorial funds which are designated for nursing: the TeBina Boomgarten Fund, the Patricia Route Fund and the Kathy Nesgoda Scholarship Fund, as well as the Daellenbach Memorial Fund which is designated to nursing or second-year medical student. The Dave and Jodi Dobosenski Scholarship Fund is earmarked for SCRMC employees. Additional scholarship money is raised through memorials and the SCRMC Partners Love Light Tree event, which is held every December. This year the scholarships were awarded to: Rheanna Duncan and Lindsey Wondra - Kathy Nesgoda Nursing Scholarships; Nikki Bajak and Mariah Rohm - TeBina Boomgarten Nursing Scholarships; Emma Seifert and Kara Herr - Daellenbach Healthcare Scholarships; Felicia Fisk - Patricia Route Nursing Scholarship; Kelly Belisle and Naomi Williamson - Dave and Jodi Dobosenski ;>:=G33 (16=:/@A67>A 3AA71/ /FB3@ :/<</ +=AA3< /7:3G /<A3< /<2 /BB73 =0/:: J ( '" +=:C<B33@ Partners Healthcare Scholarships.

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grateful to the students of today who are creating better health care for the future. The St. Croix Regional Medi1/: 3<B3@ +=:C<B33@ %/@B<3@A E=C:2 :793 B= 3<1=C@/53 =B63@A B= 1=<A723@ B63 63/:B6 1/@3 P3:2 /A B637@ 1/@33@A also. They appreciate all of the hard work of students, and wish them the very best in their endeavors. – from SCRMC Partners

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SCF Plan Commission cites new info, changes course on NSP properties

Stepping away from the water

that money to the city, based primarily on structure value on those lands. The true B/F 0/A3 >=B3<B7/: =4 B63 :/<2A 7< ?C3Ation is purely a guess, but after several discussions in the past on the lands, the commission estimated the overall lost tax Greg Marsten | Staff writer impact of approximately $129 annually ST. CROIX FALLS – While there are still per 50-foot lot, although on some properplans to pursue the purchase of a small ties, adding a river lot to their property tract of land north of the National Park could move their overall property values (3@D713 63/2?C/@B3@A B63 (B @=7F /::A up even higher. Plan Commission is recommending that Krochmalski said some of the property the city’s common council step away from owners may try to pursue docks on the previous plans to pursue the purchase of @7D3@ E6716 E=C:2 @3?C7@3 />>@=D/: 4@=; several other parcels of property, due to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, as well it being spoken for, possibly decades earas approval from the Wisconsin DNR. lier. With the new information on past conThe revelations emerged at the St. Croix tracts and licenses, the plan commission Falls Plan Commission meeting on Monvoted unanimously to forward their opin <5;@<; !<A<?@ 6@ =?<=<@6;4 . @>B.?2 3<<A 2E=.;@6<; A< A526? 'A ?<6E .99@ 3.0696AF ions to the St. Croix Falls Common Counday, June 15, where they discussed relatively recent revelations that Xcel Energy, D5605 :2A D6A5 =9.; 0<::6@@6<; .==?<C.9 '+'* / ) )*+ & cil for consideration, to have the city step technically still under their former Northback into second chair position when it 3@< (B/B3A %=E3@ 5C7A3 6/2 1=<P@;32 the licenses or contracts with an adjacent ready tried to start the process of vacating came to possibly purchasing the parcels that several parcels of land the city had =E<3@ 6/2 033< L>3<17:32 7<M =< >@=>- some of those lands, and those discus- of Block 73 and 74 on the river lands curshowed interest in were already spoken erty in Blocks 73 and 74, which the city sions will come at a later date, according rently owned by NSP. for, decades ago. It was also noted that regardless of who had considered viable for either a walking to city Administrator Joel Peck. Some of Bill Krochmalski of Xcel Energy has trail or small park, or possibly for a canoe those vacating issues cannot be discussed owns the lands, there are a number of been pursuing the history of contracts, rack or easier way to access the river. until the sale of the lands, as they would :35/: 7<23;<7P1/B7=<A B6/B :7;7B :7/07:7BG licenses and easements of the property Several of the affected neighboring par- technically land-lock some of the parcels 4=@ B63 CB7:7BG A6=C:2 B63@3 03 / Q==2 =@ the utility is disposing of after owning ties were in attendance at the meeting, owned by NSP. dramatic hydrologic event, and the utility the lands for decades near the utility’s and one family noted the history of the L BOA / 07B =4 / 167193< /<2 355 A13- still maintains ownership on submerged hydroelectric dam, and Xcel first ap- land, how they had approached NSP de- nario,� Mayor Brian Blesi said. lands hidden by water impounded by the proached the city almost two years ago, cades ago to purchase the adjacent lands Blesi said the walking path and canoe hydro dam. 57D7<5 B63; B63 @756B =4 P@AB @34CA/: =< to enhance existing parcels. The revised recommendations on the @/19 >=AA707:7B73A /@3 <=E L=CB =4 B63 the parcels, while also noting the several L,3 B@732 B= 0CG B63 :/<2A /A 4/@ 0/19 ?C3AB7=< M /A B63 1=;;7AA7=< 27A1CAA32 land purchases will go to the full common adjacent landowners that currently have as 1963,� stated Lois Anderson, who the revised, second chair stance on the council for approval, although the other, licenses with the utility to use the lands, showed copies of a lease they had with river property purchases, leaving the aforementioned land north of the NPS fafor an annual fee. the utility from at least 1981 on. door open for a purchase if the adjacent cility is still on the table for the city. Prices L D3@G=<3 63 6/A />>@=/1632 6/A 3Fhave yet to be discussed in public, as the L,3 6/D3 / :=<5 67AB=@G 7< B6/B /@3/ M landowners’ negotiations fall through. >@3AA32 7<B3@3AB 7< /1?C7@7<5 M @=16;/:- stated Scott Anderson, son of Norman Several other adjacent property owners negotiations technically continue. ski said. and Lois Anderson, citing the letters ask- also spoke to the commission, effectively There has been extensive debate among ing as much of the utility. continuing to keep their feet in the door to ; <A52? 0<::6@@6<; .0A6<; the commission about the so-called pubI )63 >:/< 1=;;7AA7=< 6/2 43E ?C3AThe Andersons also asked about the purchase adjacent property, as the nego:71 >C@>=A3 4=@ /1?C7@7<5 /B :3/AB A=;3 =4 currently undeveloped alleyways and tiations continue. tions and heard no objection from the the property, either for river access or for streets along the Riverway, which jut into City codes limit development because public on a plan to expand the Johnson securing access to other property, so as many of the affected parcels. of proximity to the National Scenic Riv- Motors facility. Jordan Johnson of Derto eliminate the expensive and ongoing L <C;03@ =4 B63 :/<2=E<3@A 3F- erway, and current ordinances allow rick Construction outlined the addition, legal issues the city has been involved in pressed concerns about the rights of limited development or dramatic altera- which would add approximately 7,000 for some time with the lands around the E/G M @=16;/:A97 A/72 L 6/2 B= 2343@ tions, regardless of who owns the river- A?C/@3 433B B= B637@ 4/17:7BG B= B63 A=CB6 Wild River Marina. back to the city on that.� front lands. Rules regarding construction with all-new exterior cladding. Peck said But Krochmalski said that at least one of Several of the other owners have al- along the Riverway are stiff, and under the addition is compliant with current city current city ordinances, they do include codes, and would add more space for car provisions of the so-called NR 118 as a lifts, work bays and indoor storage for re5=D3@<7<5 1=23 )6=A3 :7;7BA @3?C7@3 A3B- pair work. 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A?C/@3 433B 4B3@ its development to lands with a more than a short review of the conditional use permit, the commission sent their recom15-percent grade. At previous meetings, it was believed mendations on to the full council, with no that DNR wetlands limitations do apply objections. • A proposed subdivision on land near 4=@ ;C16 =4 B63 :/<2A 7< ?C3AB7=< There is a potential tax impact if the pri- the Interlink Trail on Maple Drive was vate purchases go forward, as the value of discussed at length, and was forwarded many of the lands would now be included to the council for approval. The commiswith the current property assessments, in A7=< 6/2 23<732 /< 3/@:73@ @3?C3AB /B B63 some cases, making the lots potentially vi- land, due to the lack of emergency-vehicle /113AA )63 @3D7A32 13@B7P32 AC@D3G ;/> able for construction. Because Xcel is a utility, they do not showed an expanded private roadway, technically pay property taxes on the with a T-turnaround area at the end. lands, but instead make what is called a 699 ?<05:.9@86 @A.;16;4 ?645A <3 ,029 ;2?4F 5.;121 <BA A52 9.A2@A :.=@ A< A52 'A ?<6E Payment In Lieu Of Taxes (PILOT) pay .99@ $9.; <::6@@6<; @5<D6;4 A52 9.;1 =.?029@ A52 BA696AF 6@ 4<6;4 A< @299 ment to the state, which then distributes

After recent fatal crashes, bike advocate stresses importance of biking safety Expert says more commuters should try biking Chris Malina | WPR News MADISON - A handful of serious bicycle crashes in southern Wisconsin, some fatal, have made headlines in recent weeks. For many bike riders, these crashes highlight the dangers that go along with sharing the road with vehicles, but one local bike expert says a little bit of preparation can go a long way in ensuring safety for cyclists and motorists alike. Zachary Barnes, central region director of the Wisconsin Bike Federation, said that safety is something all riders should take into account. L D3< B6=C56 7BOA A= 4C< A= 4@33 B= 03 out on the bike, there are responsibilities, just like driving any other vehicle, to make sure we don’t injure anyone else or ourselves,� said Barnes. That means taking a few moments before biking to consider some of the same things one would when jumping in a car. To that end, Barnes said it can be helpful to think of a bike as a vehicle rather than a toy or a recreational object. L A O; >@3>/@7<5 ;GA3:4 B3:: ;GA3:4

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Once out on the road, Barnes said predictability is the most important thing for cyclists to consider. That means riding according to the rules of the road, not making sudden and rash decisions and being aware of the current conditions. In addition, he said it also means being courteous, not just to motorists, but pedestrians. L,3 P<2 B6/B =CB =< B@/7:A >3=>:3 /@3 stressed out about bicyclists passing to 1:=A3 =@ B67<5A :793 B6/B M /@<3A A/72 L,3 can pass it along by really showing courtesy.� Barnes also encourages motorists to give up the car for a day and try getting out on the bike. L)63 03AB E/G B= 7;>@=D3 =C@ A/43BG 7A B= 53B ;=@3 4=:9A @727<5 M 63 A/72 L B 231=<53ABA =C@ AB@33BA =4 B@/4P1 0CB 7B also just helps to step into someone else’s shoes who might do it every day.� For more guidance on how bikes and cars can have a more peaceful co-existence on the roads, Barnes encouraged both cyclists and motorists to check out the Share and Be Aware program, which is working to reduce the number of crashes and B@/4P1 4/B/:7B73A 7<D=:D7<5 071G1:7ABA /<2 pedestrians.

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Mary Stirrat | Staff writer LUCK — Following up on security issues made apparent with what appeared to be missing and reappearing emails, ;3;03@A =4 B63 !C19 +7::/53 =/@2 E7:: soon stop using their own personal email addresses for village business. In April, Trustee Sean Kinney agreed to look into options for the village when it became apparent that there was no offsite backup for electronic records. Concerns about using personal email accounts for conducting village business also arose. L)67A ;/G 1@3/B3 / D/@73BG =4 7AAC3A @3garding public records,� Kinney said in 67A @3>=@B B= B63 0=/@2 L =@ B63 B@CAB33 this may open personal and professional emails to public scrutiny and liability issues. Kinney presented three options to the board at its Wednesday, June 10, meeting. First, he said, the board could opt to do nothing. Secondly, Lakeland Communications could be utilized to create emails 4=@ 23271/B32 CA3 0G 3/16 B@CAB33 +7:lage staff already make use of Lakeland’s email system. Thirdly, the current website provider, Avenet Web Solutions, could be asked to create emails for all staff and trustees. L B67<9 B6/BOA A=;3B67<5 D3@G D3@G critical,� said board President Dave Ras;CAA3< L =@ / E67:3 E/A CA7<5 ;G work email, and I was told by an attorney that that opens it up to going into my professional email if something should happen.� Saying that only the second or third option should be considered, Rasmussen A/72 L B67<9 7BOA A=;3B67<5 3D3@G B@CAB33 should consider, because it opens up your personal emails.� 7<<3G A/72 63 E=C:2 P<2 =CB B63 1=ABA

go down considerably. We have a choice. We could reduce county real estate taxes, or we could possibly build a new highway shop without increasing your taxes. L)63 >3=>:3 =4 B63 1=C<BG /<2 B63 county board have some serious thinking to do,� she said. She also said that the county’s zoning ordinance has been rewritten and submitted to the Department of Natural Resources. After the DNR reviews the document, it will come back to the county board for approval. The rewrite took four years to complete, Schmidt said. Schmidt told the board that she opposed legislation introduced to the joint P</<13 1=;;7BB33 0G '3> 2/; /@16=E that would eliminate county shoreland 2.; <5.;@2; 05.6? <3 A52 (<D; <3 B08 regulations and force counties to use state 2 ( ! $ ( '+' regulations. Polk County’s regulations are more stringent, she said, and followthrough both Lakeland and Avenet and ing state rules instead would lead to more >@3A3<B B63 7<4=@;/B7=< B= B63 P</<13 pollution. and personnel committee. The commitL 6756:G =>>=A3 7B M (16;72B A/72 tee will then make a recommendation to Trustee Sean Kinney asked Schmidt the board. about the status of efforts to motorize the Kinney also said that he is continuing Gandy Dancer Trail, saying he has gotto investigate off-site backup of computer ten seven calls from people concerned records and will report on that in July. that motorizing the trail will impact it in a negative way. Schmidt deferred to <B;AF ?2=<?A county Supervisor Dean Johansen, who Patricia Schmidt, who represents the was also at the meeting. village on the Polk County Board of SuJohansen said that his committee will be pervisors, attended the meeting to update looking at the master plan for the trail in the board on what’s going on at the county July, but so far the committee has agree to level and to encourage board members to allow two new motorized events in 2015. 1=<B/1B 63@ E7B6 /<G ?C3AB7=<A $<3 63 A/72 E7:: 03 /<B7?C3 1/@A /<2 =<3 As part of her report, Schmidt noted is a veterans ride. that a large part of the county’s debt serThese events are a one-time deal, he vice will be paid off in about two years. said, when Kinney asked if allowing these L 3@3OA A=;3 <3EA E/<B G=C B= B67<9 events would open the door to more re/0=CB M A63 A/72 L < B63 G3/@

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(<D; 5.99 )63 )=E< =4 !C19 7A / A?C/@3 ;7:3 area, with the village of Luck sitting in the south-central part. The town and the village have separate governments but work together in a variety of ways. One of these ways is in the location of the town hall and shop, which is located on land the town owns within the village of Luck. Recently, as the town sought permits to add to the town hall, it was discovered that the existing building crosses the east property line onto a small parcel of land. L E3<B B= %=:9 =C<BG 0AB@/1B M =hansen, chair of the Town of Luck, told B63 !C19 +7::/53 =/@2 :/AB E339 LB= P<2 out who owned this pie-shaped triangle piece.� Ownership was researched, he said, and it appears that the village owns the land. L,6/B B63 D7::/53 =4 !C19 E=C:2 :793 to do is possess this property, naturally,� A/72 =6/<A3< L/<2 7A E=<23@7<5 74 B63 village would be willing to convey that to the Town of Luck for whatever consideration.� The town property extends to the west of the existing building, said Johansen, but the building is oriented in such a way that the property to the east is needed for B63 /227B7=< /<2 4=@ 0/197<5 3?C7>;3<B out of that side of the shop. The village board agreed to send the information to the village attorney and move forward from there.

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Gregg Westigard | Staff writer BALSAM LAKE – The main focus of the Polk County Board meeting Tuesday, June 16, was reaction to two items in the proposed Wisconsin state budget. One of those items would limit county regulation of shoreland zoning. The other would affect the fees county medical examiners could charge. Both proposals were recent additions to the budget debate in Madison. And the county reacted to both those Madison proposals with resolutions added to the board’s agenda in recent days. One resolution called for the Legislature’s Joint Committee on Finance to remove an item that would prohibit county governments from enacting shoreland zoning ordinances with standards higher than the state’s minimums. That proposal has been submitted to Joint Finance by Rep. Adam Jarchow in late May.

L)67A B/93A /E/G =C@ /07:7BG B= >@=B31B our lakes,� Supervisor Patricia Schmidt A/72 L,3 ;CAB A/G 6=E 7;>=@B/<B =C@ lakes are. If passed, our lakes are on the road to pollution.� Polk County has been in the process of rewriting its zoning and shoreland protection ordinances for several years. Schmidt’s comments were one of a number made by board members and the public on how Jarchow’s proposal would affect that work. Alex Chorewycz, a member of the Bone Lake Management District Board, said that district has tried to mitigate runoff issues. He said the county needs to keep the authority to set standards. Supervisor Kim O’Connell said the Jarchow proposal would strip the county of all its power on shoreland protection and reverse all the work on zoning regulations done over the past four years. Supervisor Dean Johansen noted that there was no public hearing on the new proposal. Supervisor Warren Nelson said this was an issue of losing local control. And Super-

$<98 <B;AF =?<=2?AF .B0A6<; 2;1@ !<;1.F Slow start for online bidding Gregg Westigard | Staff writer BALSAM LAKE – The seventh Polk County online property auction is off to / A:=E AB/@B 756B B/F 23:7<?C3<B >@=>erties, ranging from a lakeshore lot on Glovers Lake to a fragment in downtown Wanderoos, are being offered in a sale that ends Monday morning, June 22. So far, bids have been placed on three of the eight parcels, but past history has shown that the action often picks up on the last days. The auction site can be accessed on the Polk County website, co.polk.wi.us, by clicking the property auction link on the left-hand column. Descriptions and photos of each property are shown along with the current bids. The parcels, located from Black Brook to Lorain, can all be visited and could make for a pleasant series of walks in the country over the coming weekend. Several of the parcels are wooded lots.

'A<?F <3 <?.6; 9<A@ )E= =4 B63 :=BA /@3 7< / A;/:: L23D3:opment� on CTH W in Lorain. These are long thin parcels 100 feet wide and stretching back into the woods. The story of that development, as told by some of the adjacent property owners, is interesting. Back in the 1960s a developer divided a 40-acre woods into 13 identical parcels fronting on W. The properties were marketed as Wisconsin vacation sites. A couple who then lived in Chicago said they saw the ad and phoned the seller. An agent visited their home and showed them pictures of the site. The family bought their lot for $150. Another current owner of one of the lots told the Leader he taps the maple trees on his parcel, using wood on the long narrow lot to boil the sap. An odd feature of the Lorain strips of land is the property taxes on them. The two parcels up for auction appear to be identical, each 100 feet wide and next to similar 100-foot wide wooded lots. Despite the similarity, one parcel has an estimated yearly property tax of $136 and the other an estimated tax of $77.

visor Craig Moriak said the Jarchow proposal has nothing to do with the budget and should stand on its own as a separate proposal. The county board adopted the resolution by unanimous voice vote. The second item added to the county’s agenda was a proposal at the Legislature that would limit the counties from changing coroner and medical examiner fees. Jonn Dinnies, Polk County medical examiner, said the proposal was added to the state budget debate by an organization of funeral directors with no local support. He said the restrictions would take away the county’s ability to set fees to cover actual costs. The board passed a resolution to raise the county’s medical examiner’s fees now to prevent them from being frozen in the future. The other county board action was its annual evaluation of the county administrator in closed session. Jarchow was not at the Polk County Board meeting but issued this statement

on the issue: L /; >@=C2 B= P56B 4=@ B63 >@=>3@BG right of my constituents and the citizens of the state of Wisconsin. While I wholeheartedly agree that protecting and preserving our lakes and rivers is important, I believe we can accomplish that goal without continuing to infringe on people’s property rights. L)63 :/<5C/53 /2=>B32 0G B63 =7<B Committee on Finance will ensure that all shoreland property owners are subject to rules that are uniform, certain, based on science and have been vetted through a statewide public hearing process. The language will also ensure that no homeowner will ever again be in the position of having to decide between tearing down their home or cabin and repairing strucBC@/: 23P173<173A L < A6=@B E3 E7:: 1=<B7<C3 B= >@=D723 protection to our lakes and rivers while not trampling on private property rights.�

B08 '05<<9 ?.;821 A5 <3 @05<<9@ 6; @A.A2 Mary Stirrat | Staff writer LUCK — A recent report by U.S. News and World Report ranks Luck High School as 28th out of 466 high schools in Wisconsin. In addition, Luck was ranked 1,535 out of nearly 20,000 high schools nationwide. The 2015 Best High Schools ranking was based on state standardized tests and college preparedness. Standardized tests show how well the district serves all students rather than just the college-bound, and its ability to educate students across a wide range of performance indicators. Assessing the degree to which the school prepares students for college-level work was based on Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate test data. Luck’s standardized test scores indicated that high school students scored near the state average in math and above the state average in reading. Fifty-eight >3@13<B =4 ABC23<BA B3AB32 E3@3 >@=P173<B 7< ;/B6 /<2 >3@13<B E3@3 >@=P173<B in reading. Nearly 31 percent of Luck seniors were above the state average for college readiness, with 46 percent taking Advanced Placement tests and 26 percent passing those tests.

Luck High School Principal Brad Werner received the report on the last day of school, commenting that it was a great way to end the school year. L$<3 @3/A=< E/A /<2 /; 3F17B32 B= work in Luck is that we as a school are able to work to meet the needs of each of our students,� he said. L)63 AC113AA =C@ ABC23<BA /@3 A337<5 7A a direct result of the commitment of the board to keep a full array of class opportunities available for students. We have a school board that is committed to our teachers and teachers who are dedicated to student success. L 33>7<5 B6/B 7< >:/13 E7:: 1=<B7<C3 B= prove a successful combination for our students.� The top-ranked 500 schools in the country, including two in Wisconsin, received a gold medal. The next 2,027, including Luck and 46 other Wisconsin school districts, received a silver medal. Wisconsin schools received 83 out of the 3,990 bronze medals that were awarded. The other 13,000-plus schools that participated nationwide were not ranked.

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She thanked the board for mowing the grass and for making sure the management company worked to close the holes. L :: E3 1/< 2= (637:/ M A/72 D7::/53 %@3A723<B /D3 '/A;CAA3< L7A >@=;7A3 G=C B6/B E3O@3 E=@97<5 =< 7B and it is a process.�

#A52? /B@6;2@@ • Last month the community club approached the board about splitting the cost of new Christmas decorations, and this month, at the recommendation of the public services committee, the board voted in favor. A B=B/: =4 ! A<=EQ/93A E7:: 03 >C@16/A32 /B / 1=AB =4 $6,229, so the village share will be $3,114.50, to be paid out of parks and recreation, village celebrations, and advertising and promotion. • Trustee Sean Kinney reported on the First Impressions Program that helps communities learn about their AB@3<5B6A /<2 E3/9<3AA3A +=:C<B33@A 4@=; BE= A7;7:/@ communities visit each other unannounced, then report E6/B B63G <=B7132 L)63@3 7A /1BC/::G ?C7B3 / 07B =4 >@=13AA 7< 7B M 7<<3G A/72 +=:C<B33@A /@3 B@/7<32 /<2 1=;mit to meeting together, visiting the other community, developing a report, then presenting the report. Kinney said that Luck tourism director April Johnson is interested in possibly managing the program. • The board voted to stop placing ads in the local papers stating when the village board meetings will be 63:2 < "/@16 7< @3A>=<A3 B= / @3?C3AB 4@=; / D7::/53 resident, the board voted to approve a 90-day trial period to see if placing the ads will encourage more people to attend. Ads have been place for the past three meetings but there has been no increase in attendance. • The Luck Golf Course has already seen between 4,100 and 4,200 rounds played this year, compared with 1,800 to date last year. Trustee Mike Broten, who is a member of the golf commission, said that the stove in the country club and the railing around the upstairs deck need replacing.

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(52 C62D 3?<: 52?2 Steve Pearson tive functioning and a diminishment =4 1@3/B7D7BG L)63 4/1B 7A B6/B 0G creativity, originality and productivity are pretty much gone for the vast, vast majority of us.� So if you value these ?C/:7B73A /0=D3 /:: =B63@A B63< >3@6/>A you might buy Emanuel’s pitch. I’m blessed with numerous friends in their 80s and even a few in their 90s, and all would agree that their best days cognitively speaking are probably behind them. But what they have to offer to those around them, family and friends, runs deeper than those market/0:3 ?C/:7B73A =4 1@3/B7D7BG =@757</:7BG and productivity. They are the wise elders, the matriarchs and patriarchs of their families, spiritual guides showing the way to those of us who are not all that far behind in years. All of these friends are dealing with physical challenges of one kind or an=B63@ )637@ 3?C/<7;7BG B6@=C56 B63A3 challenges has been exemplary to me in my recovery from a relatively minor elective surgery. I’ve watched Fred and Joan, in their late 80s, confront the need to give up their much-loved rural life lifestyle of the past 35 years for an assisted living high-rise in the Twin Cities. Both have a number of physical maladies, but their calm, measured approach to these changes and their Zen-like acceptance of what is has been instructive for all those around them and will serve as a model for all of us as we age. Lars Tornstam, a Swedish sociologist, 1=7<32 B63 B3@; L53@=B@/<A13<23<13M B= describe a late-in-life stage of develop develop;3<B E63@3 =<3 3F>3@73<13A L/ A674B 7< meta perspective, from a materialistic and rational view of the world to a more cosmic and transcendent one, normally accompanied by an increase in satisfac-

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A hundred kids had a fun day fishing June 13, 2015, with kind support of the New Lagoon Campground & Condominium Association on whose property the event is held (check-in and weighing tents, lunch and program) and The Deer Lake Association members, along with many volunteers, donors and sponsors including the following: • Al Peer Invitational Bass Tourney • Doug & Kay Farmer • Monty’s Sportsman’s Haven • Arrow Marine, Terry & Diane • Curt Fleming Memorial • Rhett & Julie Newman Peer • Frederic Design & Promotions, • Northwoods Baking Company, Inc. • Balsam Lake Rod & Gun Club Betty Knutson • Olson Sewer Service • Bernick’s Pepsi • Friends & Family of Neil • Hedy Pfandler • Cabela’s McKenzie • Polk County Bassers • Cafe Wren • Scott Hansen • Polk County Recycling • Polk County Sportsmen’s Club • Chevron Corporation • Don & Melanie Hoag • Richard & Patty Coan • Holiday In Express • Polk County Tavern League • Gary & Linda Coleman • Kassell Tap, Keven & Mary • Dan & Sue Schmitt • Wayne Coleman Casselius • Paul & Linda Spindler • Dealsmart • Lucky Baits • The Copy Shop • Deer Lake Sports • Joyce McKenzie • Walmart • Sue Wolter • Fairchild Sportsmen’s Club • MarketPlace Foods We thank each of you...the pontoon and boat owners, drivers and guides, fish weighers, food preparers, groundskeepers, registrars and tent and table handlers. A special thanks to the originators of this event: Dave & Ann Hraychuck, Denny & Linda O’Donnell, John Boyer and to the Polk County Sportsmen’s Club for its cosponsorship of this free event. It is a nice tribute to Neil for his love and respect of the outdoors and his belief that kids should keep fishin’ and hunting’ and tellin’ their stories.

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Road trip reflection, 1961 Local reminisces about trip east as a young man! hopes to partake in Vin" tage Solstice Ride this weekend Marty Seeger|Staff writer FREDERIC – More than 60 years after it E/A P@AB >C@16/A32 7< 7BA 3D3@5@33< 1=:=@ A6=EA AB@=<5:G B6@=C56 Q319A =4 rust and age. Gregg Westigard, clutching the same handlebars he held onto E63< 63 P@AB >C@16/A32 B63 0793 /B /53 12, wheeled it into the sunlight from an old barn at his property south of Frederic recently, recalling the joy his three-speed Schwinn World Traveler has brought him over the years. Westigard purchased the bike with money he raised mowing lawns near Excelsior, Minn., where he grew up. The bike is still in good working condition, and Westigard has been getting it BC<32 C> 7< >@3>/@/B7=< 4=@ B63 +7<B/53 Solstice Ride this Saturday, June 20. L 0=C56B =B63@ 0793A /A B67<5A E3<B over the years, this was always kind of there in the background,� Westigard said, adding that it was one of the top Schwinn bicycles in its heyday. According to Howie Cohen’s Everything Bicycles website, the MSRP on the bike was $76.95, a hefty price for a bike in 1953. Many of the local kids in Westigard’s hometown were buying bikes at that time and he recalls going all over the neighborhood with it, but it wasn’t until eight years later, at the age of 20, that he put the bike to a real test.

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After spending a year at Macalester College, Westigard had a change of heart about going back to school in the fall. L /:: 1/;3 /<2 @3/::G E/A<OB 433:7<5 good about stuff so instead of going back to school I put a luggage rack on here and a sleeping bag and just rode off.� Adding a luggage rack and packing his bike with about 80 pounds of gear, including food, clothing and sleeping bag, he spent the months of September and $1B=03@ 7< =< 67A (16E7<< P@AB B@/Deling south to La Crosse before heading east to Chicago, Ill. L 6/2 1=<B/1BA 63@3 /<2 B63@3 <3E some people in Wisconsin and visited them. Went around to Detroit and visited friends there,� Westigard said. After Michigan he headed across the Blue Water Bridge into lower Canada. He headed back into New York and toured the East, stopping at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire to visit a friend and at Yale University in New Haven, Conn., to visit another friend. He ended the trip visiting with family and friends just outside of New York City, and the day after he stopped riding, snow began to fall. After two months on the Schwinn, Westigard shipped his bike back home, but the memories of that trip are still

vivid today. As one can imagine, he met ;/<G >3=>:3 /:=<5 B63 E/G G3B L<=B67<5 scary,� and while covering about 50-60 miles each day, he can’t recall a time he had to stop because of rain. L 4 @3;3;03@ <3D3@ 6/2 / 2/G B6/B I had to stop for anything or get wet ‌ It just happened to be a beautiful fall and a nice route. It was fun.� Westigard did have his share of broken spokes in the middle of nowhere,

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Stanford breaks 5-year-old course record at Frederic Lions Bike Race Bibeau wins her second FREDERIC - Ian Stanford, Minneapolis, Minn., set a new course record at the 28th-annual Frederic Lions Bike Classic, riding the 26.4-mile course in 57 minutes, 40 seconds. The previous record of 58 minutes, 51 seconds was set in 2009 by Lance Niles. Finishing second overall was six-time winner of the Frederic race, Tim Mulrooney, Minneapolis, Minn., with a time of 1 hour, 42 seconds, followed by Dan Logan, Osceola, at 1 hour, 4 minutes, 52 seconds. Repeating her 2013 title of fastest woman, Michelle Bibeau, Pengilly, Minn., posted a time of 1 hour, 22 ;7<CB3A /<2 A31=<2A /1?C73 *<23; 67A/5= 7BG Minn., was the second woman overall in, with a time of 1 hour, 26 minutes, 40 seconds, keeping the pressure on Bibeau the entire race. In third place overall was Marva Sahs, Spooner, at 1 hour, 31 minutes and 10 seconds. Also repeating her win from last year was singlespeed-class champion, Andrea Potyondy-Smith, Brooklyn Park, Minn., with a time of 1 hour, 29 minutes, 33 seconds. The single-speed class is limited to bikes with only one gear and that is extra challenging on a course like Frederic with 1,300 feet of climbing. Local riders included Neal Lundeen, Arthur Martin, &.02 16?20A<? +6996.: <5;@<; 46C2@ 9.@A :6;BA2 6;@A?B0A6<;@ A< =.?A606=.;A@ 6; A52 ?212?60 6<;@ 60F092 9.@@60 5291 '.AB?1.F Kevin Link, Dan Johnson and William Johnson. B;2

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LUCK – Three 2015 Luck High School graduates are among a dozen area students to receive a $1,000 scholarship from Sterling Bank. The scholarships are intended to help students pay for their pursuit of a college education. In addition to the students from Luck High School, three students each from Rice Lake, Chetek-Weyerhaeuser and Barron high schools were chosen by their school’s faculty or scholarship committees to receive the award. During the past seven years, Sterling Bank has awarded $84,000 in scholarships to seven dozen area students. Scholarships are awarded based on an applicant’s demonstration of leadership, good judgment, work ethic and character. Also considered is participation in scholastic and/or athletic endeavors, volunteer activities, pursuit of academic excellence and the desire to better the community. <?1.; 2;1?608@<; (.;;2? "629@2; .//62 ?<5 This year’s Sterling Bank scholarship winners from Luck High School were Jordan Hendrickson, Gabbie Groh since 1885. It is the longest-tenured bank in Barron County and among and Tanner Nielsen. the oldest in Wisconsin. Sterling Bank has branches in Barron, Chetek, Hendrickson has chosen to attend the Milwaukee School of Engineer- !C19 /<2 '713 !/93 (B3@:7<5 /<9 7A / 4C:: A3@D713 P</<17/: 7<AB7BCB7=< ing to pursue a degree in software engineering. Nielsen will enroll at B6/B 1=<A7AB3<B:G AC>>=@BA 7<7B7/B7D3A B6/B 03<3PB B63 1=;;C<7BG "3;Cornell College and start working toward a degree in computer en- ber FDIC. - from Sterling Bank gineering or music composition. Groh plans to pursue a 235@33 /<2 1/@33@ 7< B63 P3:2 =4 A=17/: E=@9 Sterling Bank is a locally owned community bank that has served the communities of northwestern Wisconsin

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Greg Marsten | Staff writer ST. CROIX FALLS – A 51-year-old St. Croix Falls man had several brushes with the law late last week, as he was arrested twice in a short period of time for completely different offenses. According to the Polk County Sheriff’s Department, police arrested Minagua Michaeleon, 51, on Thursday, June 11, after he ap>@=/1632 / >=:713 =4P13@ 4=@ A=;3 @3/son, and later was revealed to be under B63 7<QC3<13 =4 /:1=6=: E6716 63 E/A under court order not to do. He was taken into custody and charged with several misdemeanors and was released. However, Michaeleon was the subject of an incident several hours later at a St. Croix Falls !6;.4B. tavern, where he was allegedly under !605.292<; B63 7<QC3<13 /<2 1=<B7<C/::G B=C167<5 a woman’s buttocks, in spite of her objections. When police arrived that evening, Michaeleon saw B63; 1=;7<5 /<2 />>/@3<B:G /BB3;>B32 B= Q33 B63 A13<3 )63 =4P13@ AB@C19 67; E7B6 /< =>3< 6/<2 B= 53B 1=;>:7ance, and took him into custody. Michaeleon appeared in court the next day, where he pleaded guilty to reduced charges before Judge Jeffery Anderson, who sentenced him to a year of probation and no-contact orders with several local taverns, where he has had incidents.

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NOTICE Community Referral Agency, Milltown,

Will Hold Its Annual Meeting On Tuesday, June 23, 6 p.m. At The Community Referral Agency Building 629342 44L In Milltown

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS DAIRY PRODUCTION The Dairy Foods Division of Burnett Dairy Cooperative is currently accepting applications for full-time and parttime 1st-shift production positions. Hours available vary Monday through Friday and some weekends. Shifts are typically eight hours or longer. No cheese industry experience is needed, will train the right candidate. Competitive starting wage, 401(k) available to all eligible employees and benefits package for all full-time employees. Please apply in person at

Burnett Dairy Office 11631 State road 70, Grantsburg, WI 54840. Applications are also available at www.burnettdairy.com/employment

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COACHING POSITIONS 2015 - 2016

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For more than four decades, Win-De Acres has met the motto, L 3BB3@ D3@G .3/@M FREDERIC - John Dodds never lost sight of the goal 63 A3B 4=@ 67A 4/@; ;=@3 B6/< 4=C@ 231/23A /5= L 3BB3@ Every Year.� In fact, he put it on a sign which welcomes visitors to Win-De Acres, the operation he established in 1970 which has grown in size and economically - not to mention in the number of family members who now help make the operation a success. Today he works alongside his son, Ben, and some of Ben’s family, wife Angel and six children: Chase, 22, Hunter, 19, Scout, 10, Tracker, 9, Timber, 4, and Trigger, 2. Chase works at Idle Gold Guernsey Farm, owned by Neil and Janice Jensen of Comstock, and Hunter is a U.S. Marine, stationed in Hawaii. This Saturday, June 20, John, Ben, Angel and crew will host an estimated thousand visitors as part of the 30thannual Siren Ag Association Dairy Breakfast. The event begins bright and early - at 6 a.m., and runs until noon, offering a menu that includes wild rice pancakes. There will also be live entertainment and a petting zoo. And maybe a hint of birthday cake. Angel turns 40 that day. +7A7B=@A E7:: 53B B= B=C@ B63 4/@; E6716 ;7:9A /0=CB 280 cows twice a day in their main facility and another 60 in their old stanchion barn. It’s a far cry from the eight cows that John brought with him from Maple Grove, Minn., leaving the farm where he grew up, one of eight brothers and two sisters. Besides Ben, John has two other sons, Matt, who lives in Georgia, and Walter, of Bemidji, Minn., and two daughters, Kerrie Erickson, of Frederic, and Jenny Colby, who lives in Sandstone, Minn. Farming - not just farming but progressive farming 7A 7< =6<OA 0:==2 7A 4/B63@ 7<AB/::32 B63 P@AB ;797<5 parlor in Minnesota in the 1940s. His father was ready B= ?C7B 4/@;7<5 7< E63< =6< AB@C19 =CB =< 67A =E< to Wisconsin, eager to escape the urban sprawl which eventually swallowed up the acreage he once knew as home, giving way to housing development. Over the years, his operation, which includes Holsteins, Milking Shorthorns, Brown Swiss and a few Brah-

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Priscilla Bauer | Staff writer GRANTSBURG – Delia Labatt and Audrey Lauer have every reason to be ex excited about their summer vacation. The two Grantsburg High School stu stu56?ED H6C6 C646?E=J ?@E:S65 E96JR5 366? chosen to travel to Beijing, China, to participate in the Ameson Chinese Elite 'C@8C2> E96 SCDE 9:?2 H:56 AC@8C2> dedicated to providing a formative crosscultural experience to top-performing stu students from China and the United States. The students, who will be gone from July 26 – Aug. 7 for this experience of a lifetime, are thrilled to be making the trip together. O.6 5:5?RE E9:?< H6R5 3@E9 36 49@D6? P commented Lauer and Labatt. “We were really excited when we found out we could both go and travel together and for E9:D @AA@CEF?:EJ P

&64<?<B@ .==960.A6<; =?<02@@ Being picked for the program is quite an honor for the young women and for their school, given only a few dozen students throughout the United States have been invited to participate in the international cultural exchange with 300 Chinese students. GHS Spanish teacher Katie Johnson said the opportunity to apply for the pro program came about after Grantsburg High School students hosted Chinese students in February of this year. “All the hosting GHS students were invited to apply, with F5C6J 2?5 6=:2 49@@D:?8 E@ 5@ D@ P D96 said. Lauer and Labatt soon found out the application process was no easy task. They were required to write essays on these three questions: • What was your favorite class this year? And why? • What Chinese historical event or person has impacted your life? • What do you think is the most pressing issue facing China and the U.S. today? The students also had to obtain letters of recommendation and complete a face-toface interview with the program director in Washington, D.C., via Skype on the computer. “It was kind of like a job interview for >6 P D2:5 #232EE H9@ 2=@?8 H:E9 #2F6C noted the whole process was very intense.

Labatt noted the history of the Boxer Rebellion and the efforts by countries to communicate with one another and assist in times of need has taught her “the importance of teamwork and willingness to work with others to improve upon someE9:?8 P She also noted the nations are economically powerful forces in the world and that “the pressing issue of the competition between the U.S. and China is necessary to keep the balance of political and economic power between both countries and assists in keeping each of their economies D@F?5 P

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'AB12;A@J 2E=20A.A6<;@ 3<? A52 A?6= Both Lauer and Labatt are looking for forward to this immersion into another culture. Along with their academic sessions the women will be taking a three-day tour @7 E96 4@F?ECJRD 4F=EFC2= 2?5 86@8C2A9:4 sites of interest including the Great Wall of China. This will be the second exchange program for Lauer, who spent last year in India through the Rotary International Youth Exchange Program, so she has a sense of what to expect of a visit to another country. “I feel more prepared after having spent time in India. That experience made me more worldly and more 4@?S56?E P Labatt, on the other hand, who said her travel experiences have been limited !2.?;6;4 92.12?@56= @8699@ .;1 56;2@2 to trips to Canada and Jamaica, admitted D96RD ?@E DFC6 H92E E@ 6IA64E 3FE 42?RE 4<C2?;:2;A =<96062@ The goal of the ACE Program is to help H2:E E@ EC2G6= E@ 9:?2 O R> C62==J =@@<E@52JRD J@FE9 56G6=@A :?E@ E@>@CC@HRD ing forward to going to see someplace new. I just want to sit back and observe leaders. During their 10-day stay Lauer and La La- the differences. Seeing new landscapes batt will join Chinese students, other top 6I4:E6D >6 P U.S. students and students from other countries to hear lectures and interact 08;<D92146;4 @AB12;A@J .00<:=96@5:2;A with academic and government leaders. !@9?D@? D2:5 E9:D H2D E96 SCDE E:>6 Lauer and Labatt will also participate in Grantsburg students have been chosen H92E E96 AC@8C2> 56D4C:36D 2D E96 T28 T28- to participate in a program such as ACE. D9:A 24E:G:EJ E96 $@56= 9:?6D6 '6@A=6RD O R> G6CJ AC@F5 2?5 H2D 9:89=J :>Political Consultative Committee event, pressed watching the students go through 56D:8?65 E@ 8:G6 DEF56?ED 2 SCDE 92?5 F?- E9:D AC@46DD P +96 9:?2 EC:A H9:49 H:== 56D:8?65 E@ 8:G6 DEF56?ED 2 SCDE 92?5 F? derstanding of how policy decisions are be fully paid for except for airfare, is be made in the Chinese government. one the girls say they will remember for O R> =@@<:?8 7@CH2C5 E@ 82:?:?8 2 ?6H the rest of their life. “We are very grateful outlook and understanding of another to the school for presenting this opporcountry, like how the government of EF?:EJ E@ FD P #2F6C 2?5 #232EE D2J E96J

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!.B2? 2@@.F Lauer, in her essay, noted that govern government and Economics has been a favorite class which left an impression on her. “As students, we were asked questions that challenged us to think more deeply about the fundamental ideologies that the United States is built on, such as liberty, ;FDE:46 2?5 @FC 4@?DE:EFE:@?2= C:89ED P Lauer noted the class taught her how to discuss subjects with her peers on a more sophisticated level, better understand her 4@F?EJRD 8@G6C?>6?E 5:D4@G6C C62= H@C=5 issues, and address many things she had not had the chance to discover for herself. “After, I felt like a more rounded young adult as it helped me form political and worldly opinions on my own, and knew the information and skills I obtained from the class would be used repeatedly in the 7FEFC6 P &?6 @7 E96 >@DE D:8?:S42?E >@>6?ED in Chinese/American history is when 'C6D:56?E %:I@? G:D:E65 E96 '6@A=6RD )6AF3=:4 @7 9:?2 ?62C=J SG6 564256D 28@ she wrote. “In 1972 Premier Zhou Enlai met with Nixon as the two countries collaborated in the hopes for better relations in the fu fuEFC6 +9:D D:8?:S42?E >66E:?8 92D 27764E65 me in nearly every way possible, right down to the clothes I wear. If these two world leaders had not met, the close trade between China and the U.S. may not exist, resulting in a more limited shopping experience for not only me but many Amer Americans, and the positive foreign relations that are now shared with China may not be present in the way they are today... “Without the relationship that exists with China, I would be deprived of many luxuries and the United States as a whole could be a very different country... “Both countries, currently, are the top two producers of carbon emissions in the world. Because of this blatant fact I argue that air pollutants are the most pressing :DDF6 724:?8 E96D6 EH@ ?2E:@?D E@52J P She noted that both China and the United States, the top producers of car carbon emissions in the world, have agreed to take measures to change that. This agreement marks a unique development in the U.S.-China relationship, she wrote, noting “Individually, the United States and China face the prominent problem of carbon emissions, but to together they give a solution that can ensure 6?G:C@?>6?E2= 2?5 8=@32= AC@DA6C:EJ P

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Prepare series begins FREDERIC – The Wilderness Fellowship Ministries is sponsoring a one-day seminar to help equip you in the areas of gardening and canning. They will also be demonstrating how to make daily essentials such as soaps, deodorant, lotions, toothpaste, bug spray, dishwasher and laundry soap, naturally. It will take place on Saturday, June 20, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., with a break for the lunch that they will provide. Or you can bring your own bag lunch. Make your reservation by calling The Wilderness Fellowship Ministries at 715-327-8564 or email them at @7S46 H:=56C?6DD76==@HD9:A 4@> C66H:== donations will be accepted. The Wilderness is located at 22000 CTH M in Frederic. - submitted

Writing, publishing and marketing your book SIREN - The 43rd-annual Northwest Wis4@?D:? .C:E6CRD @?76C6?46 H:== 36 96=5 2E the Siren Lakeview Event Center, Saturday, June 27, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Have you wondered how to write a book, get it into print and sell it? Did you know that you can do it easily and inexpensively? Curious to learn how? For answers to these and other questions, attend this conference. Speakers include experienced and successful authors Carolyn Wedin, Ph.D, and James Brakken who will guide attendees through the process. Two panel discussions featuring an additional six successful local authors will add detail and answer your questions. Morning and afternoon breaks will pro provide opportunities to visit with other writers, buy and sell books and learn more about modern book publishing. 'C6C68:DE6C 2E %.).C:E6CD 8>2:= 4@> or call 715-488-2416 and leave a message to save $5 off the $20 cost. Lunch included. It will cost $5 additional for a book sale table. - submitted

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food. I guess we should have been H2E49:?8 36EE6C P .@@=J C6A=:65 They saw some berries on a bush and D?:7765 D@>6 8CF3 H@C>D O ERD =:<6 H92E $2>2 62C 82G6 FD P DBF62=65 Jasmine. Bellies full, they continued to explore the trails Mr. Steve had made. Rounding the corner they saw the little cot cottage nestled back away from the big gray house. Sometimes they would hide in the woods with Mama Bear and watch couples who came to the bed and breakfast. Jasmine said, “I remember this place. It was snowing one spring morning, just after we waked up from our win winE6CRD ?2A *96 E@@< FD FA @? E96 A@C49 to look in the windows, but no one was home. Remember the fun we had leaving footprints so at least Mr. Steve H@F=5 <?@H H6 H6C6 E96C6 P O&9 =@@< P D2:5 .@@=J 62C O+96C6RD $C *E6G6RD 9@FD6 =6ERD 8@ D66 :7 96RD :? E96C6 P O%@ P D2:5 !2D>:?6 O$2>2 62C D2:5 E@ @?=J H2=< 3J 4=@D6 H96? :ERD very early or very late. We frighten Mrs. Sherilyn and Miss Tara and Miss !2?6==6 H96? H6 4@>6 E92E 4=@D6 P They watched from a distance. A black animal lay in the sun. He had hair like them but awfully skinny legs. They were curious to make a new friend but remembered Mama Bear telling them that some hairy four-legged creatures barked a terrible sound and might chase them. They waited. Mr. Steve took his black friend into the house. Now was Wooly

62CRD 492?46 E@ D66 H92E H2D 8@:?8 @? in there. !2D>:?6 D2:5 O R> ?@E 8@:?8 FA E9:?< J@FRC6 8@:?8 E@@ 4=@D6 P But Wooly ran down the lane, up the sidewalk and looked up at the house. Thud, he went onto the porch. A huge bark came from inside. Wooly turned and bolted, remembering that awful sound when another animal on four legs chased them and Mama Bear stood up and growled while they ran up a tree. As he ran he heard a high-pitched scream saying, “Steve! There was a 362C @? @FC A@C49 2?5 96RD 92=7H2J 5@H? E96 D:56H2=< P Mr. Steve opened the door just as Wooly headed into the forest. Mr. Steve walked down the sidewalk to the lane and talked to Wooly with his soft, ten tender voice. Wooly just watched him for a while, longing to come closer. But he remembered Jasmine waiting in the woods and knew she would be frightened. Smiling at Mr. Steve, he lumbered off into the trees to join his sister. O R> 8=25 H6 42? D92C6 E96 ?6:893@Chood with Mr. Steve and each of us live D:56 3J D:56 :? @FC @H? DA246 P !2DD:56 3J D:56 :? @FC @H? DA246 P !2D mine and Wooly Bear said together. About the writer: Sherilyn Litzkow joined the Frederic “Write Right Now� class this spring. She mostly journaled until then but wanted to take her writing of writing. She has been writing about childhood and family memories, in essays, poems and children’s stories. She presently works as a hairdresser at St. Croix Barbers and resides with her husband, Steve, in St. Croix Falls. Writer’s Carousel, a revolving menagerie of pieces for your enjoyment, is created by the participants in Carolyn Wedin’s Write Right Now WITC Community Education classes in Frederic and Luck.

Bring the Jordan Buck to life BURNETT COUNTY - Volunteers are needed to animate the Jordan Buck theater puppet. The larger-than-life-size whitetail buck was built by community volunteers last summer to celebrate the 46?E6??:2= @7 !2>6D !@C52?RD 9F?E 2?5 harvest of a world and USA record deer in November 1914. The puppet belongs to the Burnett County community and is available for educational sessions, parades, business promotions and other special events around the county, depending on the availability of animators, according to the !@C52? F4< 42C6E2<6C 2?5 O>2?286C P Harriet Rice. .96? :E O4@>6D E@ =:76P H:E9 EH@ A6@.96? :E O4@>6D E@ =:76P H:E9 EH@ A6@ ple inside its frame, the buck stands 9 feet tall, is 6 feet long and 3 feet wide. Anima Animators stand upright inside the lightweight frame wearing backpacks and they can see through its screen frame, covered H:E9 3FC=2A 7@C E96 O9:56 P There are some age and physical re-

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<91 AB?82F John W. Ingalls, MD to keep this a secret from my wife. If this information ever became known to 96C H@F=5 36 S?:D965 H2D D@@? E@ be empowered, getting my own way in everything without so much as a question or comment to the contrary. +96 SCDE 492AE6C E@ 42E49 >J 2EE6?tion was “12 Minutes a Day to Get Your &H? .2J :? 0@FC $2CC:286 P +9:D H2D 8C62E 7 :?G6DE65 2? 6IEC2 7@FC @C SG6 minutes a day she would be putty in my hands. The chapter explained that you 5:5?RE 6G6? 92G6 E@ :?G6DE E96 6?E:C6 minutes at one time, in fact three minFE6D H96? J@F SCDE H2<6 FA E9C66 >:?FE6D H96? J@F SCDE H2<6 FA E9C66 >:? utes just as you leave for the day, three minutes when you come home and three minutes at bedtime and the world would be yours. The book seemed to imply that by following this recipe for success you would soon be captain of

your own ship. The next morning when my alarm rang I enthusiastically tried to engage her in conversation. She grabbed the pillow and pulled it over her head. The SCDE E9C66 >:?FE6D 5:5?RE 8@ D@ H6== .96? H2D =62G:?8 7@C H@C< D96 925?RE had her coffee yet so the next three >:?FE6D 5:5?RE 8@ D@ H6== 6:E96C .96? I came home from work I was tired and 5:5?RE H2?E E@ E2=< *@ >F49 7@C 86Eting your own way in 12 minutes a day. While making an effort I could only D4C2E49 @FE E9C66 E@ SG6 >:?FE6D 2E 36DE Investing 12 minutes a day into your marriage was going to be a lot harder than I expected. I decided to just move into the next chapter “The Art of the Persuasive Ar8F>6?E P 4@F=5 36 8@@5 2E 2C8F:?8 3FE not always good at persuading. Putting it all together would surely solve my AC@3=6>D :C565 H:E9 4@?S56?46 2EE6>AE65 >J SCDE A6CDF2D:G6 2C8F>6?E O H2?E 2 ?6H 3@2E P O.9J .92ERD HC@?8 H:E9 E96 @?6 J@F 92G6 ?@H P O.6== 42? 92G6 2 ?6H SD9:?8 C@5 P O%@ 0@F 92G6 @7 E96> ?@H P “Well how about an extra piece of

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loved and remembered fondly brings a D>:=6 $J 525RD ?2>6 H:== 36 :? E96 72== 65:E:@? 2 =:EE=6 =2E6 7@C 9:D 2E96CRD 2J celebration, but the sentiment will be there just the same. '6C92AD J@FC 525 :D ;FDE 2D 5:7S4F=E to buy for and you need a different way to show your love? I think we can help H:E9 E92E 6C6RD H92E J@F 5@ *6?5 FD a gift in honor of your dad, along with 9:D 255C6DD 2?5 H6R== D6?5 9:> 2 42C5 C:89E 367@C6 2E96CRD 2J =6EE:?8 9:> <?@H E92E J@FRG6 9@?@C65 9:> :? E9:D H2J ?5 E96 3@?FD 7@C >6 :D E92E R== get to send cards to some lucky dads whose kids are helping all the older or disabled dads of Polk County stay independent! Mail your gift to Interfaith Caregivers at PO Box 426, Balsam Lake, WI 54810 right away and my card to 9:> 3C288:?8 23@FE 9@H ?62E 9:D <:5 is) will get there in time! On another topic altogether: Farm-

ers market vouchers are now available at the Aging and Disability Resource Center. Did you know that if you are age 60 or over, you can qualify for $25 in vouchers to use at local farmers markets in Polk County? Contact the Aging and Disability Resource Center to sign up and get your vouchers: 715-485-8449 =@42= @C E@== 7C66 2E ?5 :7 J@F 5@?RE 92G6 2 C:56 E@ E96 ADRC for the paperwork and to pick up your vouchers, call Interfaith Caregiv6CD .6R== 2CC2?86 7@C 2 G@=F?E66C E@ 8:G6 you a ride to the Government Center in Balsam Lake. Our volunteers also give rides to various farmers market during the summer. Call us at 715-485-9500! We can also be reached at PO Box 426, 2=D2> #2<6 . @C :?7@ :?E6Cfaithpolk.org. 2AAJ 2E96CRD 2J E@ 2== 525D

Before it was a state park, it was a Scout camp Few signs remain of camp at Straight Lake State Park Fred Brede | Special to the Leader LUCK - Before Camp Philips was established near Haugen, in the early 1950s, the Boy Scouts of northern Wisconsin had the Luck Scout Reservation. It was located just north of Hwy. 48, east of Luck, where the newest Wisconsin State Park was established, Straight Lake state park. Today there is very little to remind the hikers along the Ice Age Trail that it at one time was a thriving Boy Scout camp, complete with several campsites, a swimming beach, showers, canoe base, two lakes and 1,100 acres of rolling hills and trees. When the Scout troops arrived they would register, hand in their medical forms and head off to their campsite. A shower building provided a place to clean up after a hard day of hiking and exploring the forests. A trading post provided snacks, pop, candy bars and material for achievement patches and was a favorite hangout for many Scouts when they had free time. The quartermaster was stationed at the trading post where the boys could check out tarps, tents and tools for overnight campouts.

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Each of the campsites had two-man tents with cots, axes, saws, stove, cooking gear, tables, water cans, garbage cans and cleaning supplies. Reservations needed to be in early to reserve the sites that the boys liked the best. Some troops came back to the same site year after year. There was one central campsite that was used for gatherings, skill demonstrations and instructions by the staff. If there was a storm, this was the central gathering point. The waterfront was where a lot of time was spent under the summer sun, using the buddy system for safety with a qualiS65 DE277 @7 =:768F2C5D C@A65 :? 2C62 and check-in and in checkout boards with tags kept track of who was in the water or checked-out canoes. The camp wanted to >2<6 E96 3@JD D276 C6=2I65 2?5 4@?S56?E in the water and learn how to swim by the end of the week. There were contests at the end of the week where the boys could show off their skills and stunts they learned while having fun. Merit badges on swimming, rowing, lifesaving, motor boating, canoeing and sailing were taught. A one-mile swim was often the goal of many campers as the greatest achievement for the week. The Luck Scout Reservation was the perfect location to learn about nature,

weather, glaciers, observe wildlife, learn to use a compass, run a rope course, cook @G6C 2? @A6? SC6 D6E FA 2 E6?E 2?5 =62C? how to use saws and axes properly. These were the skills our forefathers learned to be able to carve out a living and survive in this wilderness after settling in the area in the mid-1800s. No camp would be complete without 2? 6G6?:?8 42>ASC6 E H2D 2 E:>6 E96 scoutmaster could spend molding his boys into future leaders and encourage them to be prepared for the future. It was a time to sing favorite songs and tell the same stories you learned as a Scout. Walking back to your camp at night, you could hear the sounds of the woods at night and hear the lonely call of the loon 2D :E T6H 36EH66? E96 =2<6D :? E96 2C62 E E96 8C@FA 42>ASC6 J@F 8@E E96 492?46 E@ meet other boys from all over the country, Wisconsin and Minnesota, and know you were part of a much bigger organization than your local troop. Several favorite activities that the troops scheduled many times during the H66< H6C6 E96 2C496CJ C2?86 2?5 E96 C:T6 range. There the boys could learn how to shoot a .22, skeet and use a bow to develop their hunting skills. For many it H2D E96 SCDE E:>6 E96J H6C6 6IA@D65 E@ SC62C>D :? 2 D276 6?G:C@?>6?E H:E9 BF2=:-

S65 :?DECF4E@CD In total, the camp employed 27 full-time employees over the summer months with a third over 21. It was a great pleasure being on the staff at a summer camp and many who read this article can remember their favorite times they spent at their camp as a crusader or a Scout. One of my most memorable times at camp came with the calling-out ceremonies of the Order of the Arrow, an honor for the Scout to be recognized by his fellow Scouts for eldership and skills. The Luck Scout Reservation also provided a family camping area where the families of scoutmasters could spend the week in their own tents or campers. Toilets and water were nearby and the waterfront was open for their use. Families could either bring their own food or eat at the dining hall, $9 a week for adults or $5 for children. Long-range plans for Straight Lake State Park are to develop the camping area again and a ranger station staffed in the summer months. If you would like more information on the park, the ranger is stationed out of Wisconsin Interstate Park in St. Croix Falls and can be reached by calling the park at 715-431-0724.

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Woodswhimsy the gnome H:?5@H :?E@ H92E A6@A=6RD =:G6D H6C6 really like. !24<D@? FIE@?RD DE@CJ H2D?RE 2=H2JD obvious to him. Growing up in Min?6D@E2RD *:=G6C 2J 4@>>F?:EJ @? #2<6 *FA6C:@CRD %@CE9 *9@C6 7FC EC256 2?5 Indian lore abounded. As he explains, “that history was all around me as a kid. It was literally embedded in the area, so we heard a little about it in school, for :?DE2?46 '=FD E96 E@H?RD >@DE :?TF6?tial citizen, Reserve Mining Chairman E. W. Davis, became involved with the DE2E6 9:DE@C:42= D@4:6EJRD AC@8C2> @7 underwater archaeology, where divers recovered fur trade artifacts like kettles and axes from rapids where voyageur canoes had crashed during the 1700s. So there was a vague familiarity with the fur trade heritage but I never thought it H2D C62==J 2 A2CE @7 >J A6CD@?2= DE@CJ P Since then, though, Buxton has learned he has very close ties to that era. Blood ties. As he explains, “I always <?6H >J 72E96C H2D A2CE %2E:G6 H6 2Etended some powwows and I knew that my grandmother was the great-granddaughter of Osaugie, one of the Fond du Lac band chiefs. While Grandmother instilled a sense of pride in the fam:=JRD ?2E:G6 C@@ED >J 72E96C 2==@H65 9:D own tribal membership to lapse, and it H2D?RE F?E:= =2E6C E92E 3682? E@ C67@4FD @? >J @H? %2E:G6 324<8C@F?5 P ?5 in doing so, he also found a fur trade connection which led to his discovery @7 E96 @CED @==6 G@:?6 D:E6 &?46 96R5 visited there, he felt like a part of his spirit had come home. Indeed, it turns out the family line includes Indian/French intermarriages. “So I also have family deriving from a

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French Canadian trader, Charles Gauthier, and Francois Lemieux, a clerk/ voyageur. Gauthier, in fact, had worked for John Sayer, and Lemieux probably <?6H 9:> 2D H6== P *2J6C H2D E96 49:67 trader at the original Forts Folle Avoine, D@ FIE@?RD E:6D E@ E96 D:E6 2C6 :?5665 close. “When I found out I had these C@@ED P FIE@? C642==D O E9@F89E ?@ <:55:?8 ?@ H@?56C R> D@ 2E 9@>6 :? the North Woods, and feel drawn to the =2?5 @? 2 Q46==F=2CR =6G6= $J DA:C:E 766=D most at peace knowing I have these con?64E:@?D P F:=5:?8 @? 9:D E:6D 96RD E2<6? &;:3H6 language immersion courses, reconnected with relatives on the Fond du Lac reservation, and attends annual Chief Osaugie family reunions in Superior. A couple of years back, he went beyond mere surface knowledge about the past and wanted to actually see what was involved in building an actual dwelling like those the Ojibwe used in earlier times. He ended up constructing a birch-bark tipi, and takes it to events like the Yellow River Echoes weekend

at Forts Folle Avoine. O RG6 <:?5 @7 E2<6? >J 96C:E286 7F== 4:C4=6 P 96 D2JD O2?5 R> =@@<:?8 7@Cward to being a part of passing this knowledge about the past along to the G:D:E@CD E9:D H66<6?5 P +96 42>AD :?4=F5:?8 FIE@?RD H:== 36 D6E FA D=:89E=J downriver from the fur trade buildings. In addition, a pancake feed will be available at the Folle Avoine Visitors Center on Sunday morning. +96 D:E6RD C68F=2C 7FC EC256 E@FCD 2C6 held daily except Mondays and Tues52JD &? .65?6D52J E96 D:E6RD 2CC:D Palmer Library is also open. The site is located on Burnett CTH U, three miles west of the Hwy. 35/CTH U intersection in the Yellow Lakes region between Webster and Danbury. Further info is available by calling 715-866-8890 or visiting theforts.org website. Signed, Woodswhimsy with Forts Folle Avoine Historical Park.

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WWIA fundraiser at St. Croix Casino Danbury nets $11,967 % ,)0 @>32E H@F?565 G6E6C2?D H:== 36?6SE from an annual charitable initiative hosted by St. Croix 2D:?@ 2?3FCJ +96 42D:?@RD E9:C5 2??F2= 7F?5C2:D6C for Wounded Warriors in Action collected $11,967. The donation check was presented to John Daniels of WWIA by St. Croix Casinos director of marketing, Jamie Buck, on Sunday, June 14. +96 42D:?@RD .. 7F?5C2:D:?8 24E:G:E:6D :?4=F565 E96 following: • Double Up Your Bucks, May 16 and June 2. Guests donating $5 to WWIA received $10 in slot play. Donations totaled $4,550. • Annual anniversary golf tournament, June 12. Held at Siren National Golf Course, the tournament raised $1,197 for WWIA. • Hotel California in concert, June 12. Half of all ticket sales proceeds – $1,090 – were donated to WWIA. • Lawn mower giveaway. Casino guests purchased entries for the lawn mower drawing for $5 each, raising $4,980 for WWIA.

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There was a wedding dance at the Indian Creek Hall, with music by Dickie Durand, on June 12 for Mr. 2?5 $CD 2=6 +6C6DD2 ?56CD@? !6?D6? ?@E96C wedding dance, at the West Sweden Hall, was also !F?6 7@C $C 2?5 $CD C49:6 +2J=@C *92C@? 0:C2 H:E9 >FD:4 3J '6E6RD *6C6?256CD M*E2CE:?8 :? !F?6 there was roller skating every Wednesday and Saturday night and a teen dance every Friday night at the Frederic Recreation Center.–Mrs. George Sorenson was retiring from being the postmistress of the Clam 2==D '@DE &7S46 27E6C J62CD @7 D6CG:46 +96 A@DE @7S46 H2D :? 96C 9@>6 3FE 2 DF:E23=6 A=246 H2D 36:?8 sought to relocate, with new postmaster John Smith to take over on July 1.–A 15-verse song, all in Swedish, from the early 1900s, was printed in this paper. The chorus began: I Trade Lake, Wisconsin, hej fallera, !FDE 56C @> ?2 Q?D:? =67G2 G: D<2R 2?5 >6?E:@?65 names of some early Trade Lake residents.–J. Ainsley Smith, a Milltown pioneer, passed away at the age of 91.–Several children in the Clam Falls community had the mumps, including Ruthie McClay, Ronnie Nelson, and Konnie, Suzanne and Robert Carlson.–Violette Christopherson, well-known elementary schoolteacher, was named Grantsburg Centennial Belle, and would hold that title during centennial activities in Grantsburg. Also Linda Bonneville, who was Miss Grantsburg, would be Miss Centennial Queen for the 76DE:G:E:6D H9:49 H@F=5 :?4=F56 2 A2C256 SC6H@C<D historical pageant, beard contest and muzzleloader shoot.

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The Grantsburg community was planning to cele3C2E6 *E 2?D 6DE 4@>>6>@C2E:?8 %@CH68:2?DR years in America, June 21. They encouraged people from neighboring communities to join them, dressed in any type of Scandinavian costume. They described a 32D:4 @FESE .@>6? H9:E6 3=@FD6 2?5 3=24< @C 4@=@C65 D<:CE 42=7 =6?8E9 @C =@?86C E@ >2<6 :E DA64:2= 2 =@?8 white apron and a cap of some type. Men, black or dark trousers, white shirt, tie of some kind, and optional but special, a red vest.–Bonnie Bubendorf and Donna Lun566? BF2=:S65 7@C E96 DE2E6 EC24< 4@>A6E:E:@? +96J D6E new school records for Frederic, Bubendorf in the 440yard dash with 64.4 seconds, and Lundeen in the 880 with 2:30.2 and the mile, 5:39.7.–Phil Zuniga caught a A@F?5 42ESD9 :? C656C:4RD @@? #2<6 2?5 H9:=6 4=62?:?8 :E 7@C DFAA6C 5:D4@G6C65 SG6 D>2== D?2AA:?8 turtles and four big minnows inside.–Joy Lindh, Frederic, graduated from Concordia College with a Bachelor of Arts in elementary education.–Jill M. Hansen, FREDERIC - In conjunction with Frederic Family Days, of Frederic Repair. Frederic Repair is located one-half also Frederic, earned a Bachelor of Science, in speech 2 ,?:E65 *E2E6D T28 C6E:C6>6?E 46C6>@?J H:== 36 96=5 @? mile north of Frederic on Hwy. 35 at the bottom of the pathology, from Mankato State College in MinneSaturday, June 21. The Frederic American Legion, with hill on the west side of the road. Ample parking is avail- sota.–Steve Larson, Frederic, earned an associate degree from Western Wisconsin Technical Institute - La the assistance of the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts of the able. C656C:4 2C62 H:== 4@?5F4E 2 T28 C6E:C6>6?E 46C6>@?J The Boy Scouts and the Girl Scouts in the area are in- Crosse, in data processing.–Judy R. Moats, 31, daughon Saturday, June 14, at 11:30 a.m. at Frederic Repair. G:E65 E@ 2EE6?5 2?5 E@ A2CE:4:A2E6 :? E96 T28 C6E:C6>6?E ter of Mr. and Ray Moats, Frederic, was sworn in to The purpose of the retirement ceremony is to properly ceremony. Scouts that attend are asked, if possible, to the Wisconsin Bar Association and along with FranC6E:C6 5:DA@D6 @7 >6C:42? T28D E92E D9@F=5 ?@E 36 FD65 H62C *4@FE 4=@E9:?8 :56?E:S42E:@? 2?5 36 244@>A2?:65 ces S. Ryan, also newly sworn in, joined attorney Carl because they are worn, weathered or the owner has no by a Scout leader or parent. With Scout or parent su- Thompson to form Thompson, Ryan and Moats Law A6CG:D:@? E96 *4@FED H:== E2<6 2? 24E:G6 C@=6 :? E96 T28 Partnership in Stoughton. 7FCE96C FD6 @7 E96 T28 @C T28D '=62D6 5C@A @77 2== >6C:42? T28D E92E J@F H@F=5 =:<6 retirement. All community members are invited to attend this cerE@ 36 C6E:C65 E@ E96 ?E6C @F?EJ #6256C &7S46 :? C65eric prior to Friday, June 20. emony. - submitted Sheila Brom was given a plaque at the Luck awards +96 T28 C6E:C6>6?E 46C6>@?J H:== 36 @? E96 AC@A6CEJ presentation for 20 years of continuous coaching of volleyball, the most consecutive years of coaching by a woman at Luck High School.–Robert Binzen, from B;6<? !2.12? :69F 9.AA2; A.B45A A52 $?.;42 9B/ . Princeton, Minn., 52, died of a heart attack while run0B= ?5FA5: ?<BA6;2 D6A5 .; 6;A2?.0A6C2 12:<;@A?.A6<; (56@ ning in the Syttende Mai Race in Grantsburg. He was :B@60.9 .?A 6@ . 3B; @B::2? .0A6C6AF A5.A 861@ 0.; 1< <; running with a doctor friend but could not be revived. A526? <D; <? D6A5 . 4?<B= <3 3?62;1@ +6A5 @< :.;F 16332?2;A Sean Mulheron, St. Paul, Minn., 26, won the race. ErA56;4@ A< 92.?; ./<BA 6@ A52 52.9A562@A 0B?2 3<? /<?21<: ling Grumstrup, 75, from Luck, was the oldest runner 20<:2 0<;;20A21 A< A52 09<C2? .;1 16@0<C2? A52 D2.9A5 2?5 S?:D965 E9:C5 :? 9:D 286 8C@FA A=FD M.2G2 Olivia Kopecky <3 8;<D92142 2;2?4F .;1 2E06A2:2;A A5.A 6@ Erickson was presented with an award for 50 years

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Anderson/Nelson Karl and Becky Anderson are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Mariah, to James, the son of Annette and the late Laurel Nelson. Mariah is a 2014 graduate of Grantsburg :89 *49@@= *96 S?:D965 96C SCDE J62C @7 college at North Dakota State College of Science and will be continuing her education at WITC in Rice Lake. Jim is a 2011 graduate of GHS. He completed his degree in Applied Diesel Technology at NDSCS. He is currently working at Frontier Ag and Turf. An August wedding is planned. After a honeymoon in Puerto Rico, the couple will reside in Turtle Lake. – Photo submitted

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a milestone. Bremer Bank is proud to be celebrating 100 years of serving the Frederic community. If there’s one thing we’ve learned, it’s that a strong commitment to community is good for everyone. At Bremer we’re dedicated to strengthening communities. We’re committed to helping individuals and families thrive, businesses grow, and giving back through employee volunteerism and local bank donations.

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Thank you to our area businesses: Webster - Small Town Veterinary Practice, Arrow Building Center, Cafe Moonglow, Copycat Hearth & Home, Ace Hardware, The Granary, Johnson’s Repair, Black & Orange, The Tap, Hopkin’s Sand & Gravel, Whitetail Wilderness, Caring Hands Massage, Fox Run & Zia Louisa’s Danbury - Oakland Salon, St. Croix Casino, Hillside Inn, Gandy Dancer Saloon, 10th Hole & Log Cabin Store Siren - Northwoods Detachment Marine Corps League, Siren Dental, Siren National, North States, Pour House, Subway, Timbers Theatre & Dairy Queen Grantsburg - Parker Hannifin, Country Coffee Club, Fiedler Ford & T-Dawgs Frederic - Daeffler’s Quality Meats, The Ridge, Bean’s Country Griddle, Mud Hut, Larsen Auto & Skol Bar Luck - Luck Golf Course, Jensen Furniture, Bon-Ton Tavern, Ben’s Northern Bar, Van Meter Meats, The Bottle Shop, Peper Tire & Alignment & Luck Pharmacy Milltown - Jeff’s Small Engine & Action Services Balsam Lake - Do Nothin’ Campground St. Croix Falls - Fawn-Doe-Rosa New Richmond, Rice Lake & Milwaukee - HarleyDavidson #@ 1@ Spooner - Mayana Chocolate Other - Sun Company, Durable Packaging International, tional, Krups, Black & Decker, Mall of America, Lego Corporation, Duncan Toys, Bramble Berry, Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe, Superior Walmart & Otter Outdoors A special thanks to National Mutual Benefit Branch 828, Webster Lions Club and Annie Fletcher

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POLK COUNTY - Northwoods Homeless Shelters Inc. announced recently that the United Way St. Croix Valley awarded a grant of $4,000 to its homeless shelter program in Polk County. This award will be used to support case management and client assistance, including food, transportation, car repair, etc. “This is the third year we have received this grant award, and we are excited to have the opportunity to again partner with the United Way of St. Croix Valley to

address the issue of homelessness in Polk County. We 2C6 8C2E67F= 7@C E96:C DFAA@CE P D2:5 -:C8:?:2 &C>D3J E96 administrative director of Northwoods. The mission of Northwoods Homeless Shelters is to provide emergency shelter to homeless families and individuals in Polk County and the surrounding area, provide support and case management while residents are addressing the issues that caused the homeless situation and assist them in the process of identifying and moving

into affordable, permanent housing. Northwoods Homeless Shelters has been serving homeless families and individuals in Polk County since C@>

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Otto Bremer Foundation awards nearly $300,000 locally OBF presents 148 grants totaling $12 million for North Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin entities ST. PAUL - The Otto Bremer Foundation has awarded $12 million in grants and program-related investments as part of its most recent grantmaking cycle. Overall, the foundation presented 148 grants totaling $12 million for North Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin entities.

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serves and provides programming for the community. Burnett County Family Resource Center Inc., Siren, $30,000 for general operating support for the center, a multiservice center which serves families in Burnett County. Mental Health Task Force of Polk County, St. Croix Falls, $63,000 to support a collaboration with Polk County high schools to implement an emotional/ mental-health screening tool for students. Polk County Criminal Justice Collaborating Council Inc., Balsam Lake, $50,000 for general operating support for the council, an alternative program for felony offenders. Restorative Justice of Northwest Wisconsin Inc., Siren, $90,000 for general operating support for the organization, which serves youth offenders in Burnett County.

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Loen named U.S. sales and service intern at Genex SHAWANO – Brenna Loen, of Cushing, is completing a summer internship at the cattle genetics organization, Genex Cooperative Inc., headquartered in Shawano. Loen is serving as a U.S. sales and service intern. The Genex internship provides a hands-on learning opportunity as interns to work alongside Genex employ66D @? >6>36CD 72C>D 2?5 C2?496D *A64:S42==J #@6? :D marketing cattle genetics and herd management products as well as providing cattle reproduction services.

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progressive reproductive solutions, value-added products and innovative services to members and customers across the U.S. This is accomplished through 950 dedicated employees working in three product and service segments: cattle genetics and reproduction, livestock marketing, and milking and farmstead equipment. Genex is a subsidiary of Cooperative Resources International. Learn more at genex.crinet.com. - submitted

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Velva T. Bauer, Grantsburg, Wis., died peacefully at home surrounded by family on June 13, 2015. A memorial service will be held Thursday, June 18, at 2 p.m., at Bethany Lutheran Church, south of Grantsburg on Hwy. 87. Burial will be held before the memorial service. The family invites friends to a gathering time from

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Audrey Richter Audrey Richter, 80, of Frederic, Wis., died Wednesday, June 10, 2015, at Sacred Heart Hospital in Eau Claire, Wis. Audrey Jean Richter was born June 17, 1934, in Luck, .:D E@ =>6C 2?5 DE96C @6D6 Hochstetler. She graduated from Mellen High School and then attended North Central Bible College. Audrey was united in marriage to Lowell Richter on Aug. 14, 1954, in Shawano, Wis. They lived in Shawano, Minneapolis and Luck. She loved cro496E:?8 A=2J:?8 82>6D 6DA64:2==J winning them), reading, listening to music, and spending time with friends and her fam:=J *96 6?;@J65 92G:?8 T@H6CD 3=@@>:?8 2?5 H2E49ing the birds at the feeders. Her little dog, Rusty, was a much-loved companion. #2D <=2 !BA52?.; 5B?05 0<;36?:21 AD< F<B;4 =2<=92 <; She was preceded in death by her husband, Lowell in 'B;1.F ".F (52F .AA2;121 0<;36?:.A6<; 6;@A?B0A6<; 3<? AD<

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Earl A. Hansen, 87, New Richmond Wis., went home to be with his Lord on Monday, June 15, 2015. He died peacefully at home with his wife of 65 years. Earl was born Jan. 13, 1928, in Luck, Wis. He graduated from Frederic High School in 1945. Earl served two years in the U.S. Navy. After service, he graduated from Minnesota School of Business H:E9 2? 244@F?E:?8 568C66 :D SCDE ;@3 was with Lindahl Oldsmobile in Minneapolis, Minn., and remained there for 10 years. In 1949, he married the love of his life, Wanell Bohn. In 1960, he returned to Frederic to work with his brother, Roy, at the Frederic Auto Co., the local Chevrolet and Oldsmobile dealership. They owned the business until 1992 and sold to Larsen Auto. Through the years in Frederic, he served on the village board, church board and many community organizations.

Earl enjoyed traveling, a retirement home in Arizona in the winter, and summers at the family cabin on North Sand Lake. What Earl enjoyed the most was spending time with his many friends and his loving family. He was known as a quiet man with a sharp wit. He was proceded in death by his parents, Herman and 28?6J 2?D6? 2?5 9:D EH@ 3C@E96CD )@J 2?5 "6??6E9 Hansen. 6 :D DFCG:G65 3J 9:D H:76 .2?6== 2?D6? 9:D 7@FC 49:=5C6? !6CCJ "2E9J !:== $6C=6 '2F=D@? :2?6 2G6 '6EE:D 2?5 )@? "2E9J ?:?6 8C2?549:=5C6? 2?5 8C62E 8C2?549:=5C6? 2?5 D:DE6C :? =2H *J=G:2 2?D6? A Celebration of Life will be held at Pilgrim Lutheran Church, Frederic. Visitation will be Monday, June 22, at 10 a.m., and the service at 11 a.m. Lunch will follow. An online guestbook is available at rowefh.com. Arrangements are entrusted to Rowe Funeral Home in Frederic, 715-327-4475.

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degree. He became an engineer manager and traveled to many 3M plants in the U.S. and Europe. Jerry and Joyce had three daughters and lived in North St. Paul, Minn., for 40 years. He retired in 1996. They built a new home and moved to Frederic, Wis., in 2001 on property they bought in 1971. Oh how he loved his woods. Jerry loved to make people laugh, always telling jokes and stories. He played the accordion and piano and was always the life of the party. He loved to go to the casino. After retiring Jerry and Joyce spent two months during the winter on St. Pete Beach in Florida. They always treasured the friendships they made there. He is survived by his wife, !@J46 @7 J62CD 52F89ters, Mary Jo, Gail and 62??6 *E6G6 *492676C www.wicremationcenter.com 3C@E96C $:4926= :?5J Polk County’s Only Crematory 2F?E $2C=6?6 $6496=<6 many relatives and friends. Milltown, Wisconsin Special thanks to TradiLocally owned and operated by tions of Frederic and the Trained, Licensed Professionals loving care of the staff, also the wonderful people at St. Bruce Rowe and Ray Rowe Croix Hospice who made Call for a free quote or to arrange an in-home visit for preplanning his wish to come home posNorthwest Wisconsin Cremation Center sible. Memorial services will be held on Friday, June 19, # 4 at 11 a.m., at St. Dominic Serving Polk, Burnett & St. Croix Counties Catholic Church with Father +@> +92<25:AFC2> @7S4:2Eing. Gathering time will be for one hour prior to the service at the church. Jerry wanted to have a party after his death. After the Mass at church, there Trade Lake, WI will be a party at The Ridge Eatery just one-half mile Celebration Sunday, June 28, 2015 north of Frederic on Hwy. 35, all are invited. 11 a.m. Worship An online guestbook is Noon Chicken Dinner, Pie & available at rowefh.com or wicremationcenter.com. ArIce Cream rangements are entrusted to Rowe Funeral Home in Our beautiful Frederic, 715-327-4475 and brick building the Northwest Wisconsin was dedicated to Cremation Center in Millthe service of the town, 715-825-5550. Lord on

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Brian C. Peterson, 38, of St. Croix Falls, Wis., died unexpectedly on Saturday, June 13. Brian was born Dec. 23, 1976, in Amery. He graduated from St. Croix Falls High School in 1995 and attended Century College studying auto mechanics. He worked as a mechanic and most recently had been driving over-the-road trucks. In his free time 96 6?;@J65 SD9:?8 $&' ) >@E@Ccycles and was a volunteer driver for Endeavors. Brian was preceded in death by his grandparents and uncle Edwin Peterson. He is survived by his mother, =:46 )@? ?56CD@? @7 *E C@:I 2==D 8:C=7C:6?5 !FDE:?6 $2C:6 *:?6 3C@E96C CF46 C6?:K6C 2?5 >2?J @E96C relatives and friends. The family will greet friends from 4 to 7 p.m., Wednesday, June 17, at the Grandstrand Funeral Home in Osceola. grandstrandfh.com.

Lyle F. Cross Lyle F. Cross, 80, died Friday, June 12, 2015, in Wolf Creek, Wis. He was born a few miles away in the Town of Eureka to Verle and Mildred Cross on Feb. 20, 1935. He attended St. Croix High School where he met his lifetime sweetheart, Patricia. They were married Dec. 1, 1956, at the Cushing Lutheran Church. Lyle was a handyman and did various jobs throughout his life. He H@C<65 2E $4%2==JRD 2D 2 >249:?:DE in Grantsburg for several years. In 1971, he and Pat entered into the grocery world and served the town for 17 J62CD H:E9 E96:C 72>:=J DE@C6 C@DDR #J=6 H2D 2=D@ president of the Lions Club. In fact, he was in charge with 9:D 76==@H #:@?D 2E E96 G6CJ SCDE C2?ED3FC8 .2E6C4C@DD 6 6?;@J65 9:D A6ED 8@=S?8 SD9:?8 D?@H>@3:=:?8 bowling, canoeing and tinkering with projects in his yard. He also loved hunting with his buddies at his deer shack and, of course, cheering for the Green Bay Packers. His greatest interest was his family. He was a husband, daddy and papa and used his big heart to love them all very much. He is survived and will be deeply missed by his wife, '2E 52F89E6CD :?5J )@86C '=F> @7 @@? )2A:5D $:?? 2?5 %2?4J $2C< '@CE6C @7 C@@<=J? '2C< $:?? 8C2?549:=5C6? +C2G:D '=F> C25J '=F> 6:5: +:> .:?? 2J=66 )@3 C@H? 2?5 F?E6C F?E6C Porter. He also has seven great-grandchildren, Ashley, Preston, Gage, Blake, Melody, Molly and Adelaide. He is also survived by his two sisters, Doris Thompson 2?5 @??2 @F8 C@H? 2?5 >2?J ?:646D 2?5 ?6A9ews. 6 H2D AC646565 :? 562E9 3J 9:D >@E96C 2?5 72E96C 9:D 3C@E96CD 2CG6J 2?5 G6C 2?5 9:D AC64:@FD SCDE 8C2?5daughter, Alyssa Plum. '=62D6 ;@:? #J=6RD 72>:=J 7@C 2 6=63C2E:@? @7 #:76 @A6? house, that will be held in his memory on Saturday, June 20, from 2 to 5 p.m. at their Wolf Creek residence. Dress casually or in your favorite Packer attire. Arrangements by the Grandstand Funeral Home - Edling Chapel, grandstrandfh.com.

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Robert L. Bishop Sr. Robert L. Bishop Sr., 68, of Zavalla, Texas, passed away Feb. 5, 2015, in hospice care in Lufkin, Texas. Bob lived in many places over the years, but he always called St. Croix Falls, Wis., his home. Bob was born April 17, 1946, in St. Croix Falls to ArE9FC :D9@A *C 2?5 8?6D :D9@A 6 H2D E96 S7E9 @7 six children and grew up on the family farm located east @7 *E C@:I 2==D 6 H2D 6IA64E65 E@ 5@ O9:DP 49@C6D M H9:49 56A6?565 @? 9:D 286 D 96 8@E @=56C J@FR5 S?5 9:> 5@:?8 S6=5H@C< >:=<:?8 4@HD 2?5 H92E6G6C 6=D6 E96 folks wanted him to do. Bob attended the St. Croix Falls School District until 1962, at which time he joined the U.S. Army. He later received his GED while in the service. Bob proudly served his country in the Army including deployments to Korea and Vietnam and had various stateside assignments. After returning from Vietnam, Bob was stationed at Fort Benning, Ga., and was united in marriage to Donna Berlin, Red Oak, Iowa, in November 1967. After serving his country, he and Donna returned to the home place and helped the folks with farming plus he had various jobs in the area. Bob and Donna were blessed H:E9 EH@ D@?D )@36CE !C 2?5 )2?52== )2?5J +96J H6C6 divorced. After meeting Caroline Oxendale, he married her and she had two children. They were divorced. Bob then married Rose Jean Bright, the love of his life. This year would have been their 20th anniversary. To this F?:@? !62?RD 7@FC 49:=5C6? 2?5 72>:=:6D H6C6 25565 E@ @3RD 72>:=J !62? H2D 9:D =@G:?8 2?5 56G@E65 42C68:G6C for several years. @E9 @7 @3RD 3:@=@8:42= D@?D 2C6 >2CC:65 H:E9 )2?5J being blessed with a son, Jonathan, and two stepsons, Tyler and Kenny. Bob, while growing up, was called Bobby, then it was Bob and some knew him as Cowboy Bob because, after he returned home from the service, he began wearing cow3@J 92ED 2?5 3@@ED $F49 @7 9:D =:76 96 H2D 2 OH2??2 36P cowboy and even had horses at times. His biggest dream was to go on a cattle drive out west, which he proudly accomplished with thorough enjoyment. Karaoke played a big part in his later years when friends introduced it to him. He loved to sing and this H2D C:89E FA 9:D 2==6J E 7F=S==65 9:D ?665 E@ 36 H:E9 people and it brought out his gentle, loving and caring side. His love for music and fun lasted right up until he passed on. 6 H2D AC646565 :? 562E9 3J 9:D A2C6?ED D:DE6C C=6?6 '6E6CD@? 2?5 3C@E96C :? =2H "6??6E9 '6E6CD@? 6 :D DFCG:G65 3J 9:D H:76 !62? D@?D )@36CE )2?566 :D9@A !C 2?5 )2?52== +C24J :D9@A 8C2?5D@? !@?2E9@? DE6A 8C2?5D@?D +J=6C 2?5 "6??J 2=D@ D6G6? DE6A 49:=5C6? 2?5 72>:=:6D D:DE6CD 56=2:56 '6E6CD6? 2?5 2C@= #@H6== 2C=D@? 3C@E96CD CE9FC 6=@C6D :D9@A !C 2?5 ==6? 6=@C6D :D9@A 2?5 ?:?6 ?:646D and one nephew. Jean and family are very grateful for the loving care given to Bob by the nursing home staff as well as hospice care. The Celebration of Life service will be held on Sunday, June 21, at the St. Croix Falls American Legion. Burial will be at Northern Wisconsin Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Spooner, Wis.

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Webster Area Catholic Churches

Church listings sponsored by the following area businesses: BASS LAKE LUMBER

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Printers & Publishers • Office Supplies

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CUSHING COOPERATIVE SOCIETY Feed Mill - Grain Dept. Cushing, Wis. 715-648-5215

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DAEFFLER’S QUALITY MEATS, INC. Wholesale & Retail Meats Custom Butchering & Processing Phone 715-327-4456

Frederic, Wis. - 715-327-4236 Shell Lake, Wis. - 715-468-2314 Siren, Wis. - 715-349-2560 St. Croix Falls, Wis. - 715-483-9008

Corey T. Arnold, Agent Frederic, Wis. Phone 715-327-8076

BEAN’S COUNTRY GRIDDLE

Hwys. 35 & 48, Downtown Frederic Phone 715-327-5513

NORTHWESTERN WISCONSIN ELECTRIC CO.

“Your Electric Servant� Serving Polk & Burnett Counties “Use Energy Wisely�

CARLSON-ROWE FUNERAL HOME

Frederic, Wis. - 715-327-4475

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Government Inspected Slaughtering and Processing, Sausage making • Ham & Bacon Cured & Smoked Sides and Quarters of Beef and Pork Available Old-fashioned Fresh Meat Counter Tim Van Meter and Ross Anderson, Owners Luck, WI 54853 Plant 715-472-2141

10022 Elbow Lake Road Siren, Wis. 54872 715-689-2539

Complete Lumber & Building Supplies

Phone 715-866-4238 Hwy. 35 N., Webster, Wis. Tom & Becky O’Brien, Owners

HOPKINS SAND & GRAVEL, INC.

Sand, Gravel, Ready-Mix, Concrete, Black Dirt, Dozer Work, Landscaping & Septic Tanks Installed Hwy. 35 North, Webster, Wis. Phone 715-866-4157 M.P.R.S. #03059

SWEDBERG-TAYLOR FUNERAL HOME Webster, Wis. Phone 715-866-7131

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• American Legion & Auxiliary meeting at the village hall, 7 p.m. • Author Sara De Luca reading from “The Crops Look Goodâ€? at the library, 7 p.m., 715-472-2770. • Fiddling concert at West Denmark Lutheran Church, 7:30 p.m., westdenmark.net.

• Father’s Day breakfast buffet at the Moose Lodge, 8 a.m.-noon.

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Milltown • Music in the Park: Bluegrass & old-time music by Eelpout Stringers, 6-8 p.m.

Grantsburg • Regional Hospice grief support at the medical center, 10-11:30 a.m.

Siren • Music in the Park at Crooked Lake, 6:30 p.m., Highview Bluegrass Band, 715-349-8399, visitsiren.com.

Luck • Polk County genealogy meeting at the museum, 7 p.m.

St. Croix Falls • Diabetes support group at the medical center, 6-8 p.m., 715-483-0431. • WordPress website building with Chris Wondra at the library, 6-8 p.m., 715-483-1777, stcroixfallslibrary.org.

Shell Lake • Free concert at the lakefront pavilion, jazz faculty w/Sue &, ! % "

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• Northland Beekeepers Assoc. meeting at the government center, 7 p.m., 715-866-5122.

• Second Harvest food distribution at Connections, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., 715-866-8151. • Author Chris Seaton at the library, 7 p.m., 715-8667697.

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• Burnett County Republican Party meeting at the government center, 7 p.m., 715-349-2859.

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• Family Days book sale at the library. Fri. 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. • St. Dominic Church’s garage sale, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Fri., 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Sat.

• Open Arms hosted by Alliance Church of the Valley. Meal & fellowship, 5-6:30 p.m., 715-483-1100.

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Shell Lake

• Trash & Treasure Sale at Lakeside Community Lutheran Church, 9 a.m.-2 p.m.

• Tribute to the Big Bands concert at the arts center, 7 p.m.

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• “Little Shop of Horrorsâ€? at Festival Theatre. Thurs. & Sat. 7:30 p.m., Sun 2 p.m., festivaltheatre.org, 715-4833387.

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Falun • Free bread distribution, every Friday until further notice at Trinity Lutheran Church, 10 a.m.

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• Parkinson’s support group, 2 p.m. at the medical center, 715-220-3193.

• SCRMC Golf Classic at the golf course. Register at 715483-0587 or 715-483-0579. • St. Luke’s Family Days Cafe, 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

Siren • Burnett County Citizens Patrol meeting at the government center, jury room, 7 p.m. • Music in the Park at Crooked Lake, 6:30 p.m., Rick and Kenny Duo, 715-349-8399, visitsiren.com.

Milltown • “Stuart Littleâ€? movie at the community center, dusk.

St. Croix Falls • The Fiddle Masters at Festival Theatre, 8 p.m., 715483-3387, festivaltheatre.org. • Music on the Overlook: “Shakespeare,â€? 6:30 p.m., live theater, musicontheoverlook.com.

St. Croix Falls • Author Mary Krull “Growing in Kimball,â€? at the library, 6 p.m., stcroixfallslibrary.org, 715-483-1777. • History of Lamar Village & Lamar School, roundtable of past alumni, at the Lamar Community Center, 7 p.m.

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• Lake Country Pedalers Bicycle Club will meet at the library, 5:30 p.m., facebook.com/lakecountrypedalers.

• “Little Shop of Horrorsâ€? at Festival Theatre. Sat. 7:30 p.m., Sun. 2 p.m. 715-483-3387, festivaltheatre.org. • Fete de Fleurs Spring Festival at Chateau St. Croix Winery.

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Cushing • Music at Skonewood Retreat, Northern Lights, 6:30 p.m.

• 5K fun run/walk, start at elementary school, memorial for Anna Antonich. 7-7:45 a.m. registration, 8 a.m. start.

• Historian Clayton Jorgensen, “Many Roads Lead to Grantsburg,â€? at the library, 7 p.m., 715-463-2244. • Evening dinner, speaker Jack Matura on Preplan Arrangements at the senior center, 4:30 p.m., 715-4632940.

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• Belt sander races at the 10th Hole/Yellow Lake Golf Course, 715-866-7101, burnettcountyfun.com.

St. Croix Falls • Vintage Solstice Ride, start at Polk County Visitors Center, 10 a.m., cyclova.com.

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Osceola • Movie “The BoxTrollsâ€? at Mill Pond Park, dusk, vil.osceola.wi.us.

• Summer Solstice Celebration at Franconia Park. Dinner 6 p.m., other merriment, franconia.org.

• “The Sandlotâ€? movie at Coon Lake Park, 7 p.m.

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• Motorcycle ride from the VFW, register 8-9:30 a.m., breakfast, depart 9:30 a.m. Chicken fry, 4:30-7 p.m., at the United VFW Post 6856.

• Seminar on gardening, preserving and using natural products at the Wilderness Fellowship, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. '( & $ , ( * ! &# '' !!$*' % com. • Ag Assoc. dairy breakfast at Win-De Acres, Dodds farm, 300th Ave., 6 a.m-noon.

Jackson • Town of Jackson recycle & road cleanup day, 9 a.m.-noon, 715-866-4589. • Firewise Fun Day ( ( ,& !! " % "

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Luck • United Pioneer Home auxiliary craft & bake sale, 8 a.m.-noon. • Vintage bike display at Cafe Wren, cafewren.com

Milltown

Milltown • Fishermen’s Party. Food, games, car/bike show. Street dance Sat.; parade Sun., milltown-wi.com, 715825-3507.

FRIDAY#&. Falun • Free bread distribution, every Friday until further notice at Trinity Lutheran Church, 10 a.m.

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