LEADER | June 3 | 2015

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• WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 2015 • VOLUME 82 • NO. 42 • 2 SECTIONS

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POLK COUNTY - Three area veterans will be part of an Honor Flight this Saturday, June 6, leaving Duluth for Washington, D.C., and returning home the same day. World War II veteran Ray Dumire of Balsam Lake and Korean veterans Lyle Jahn of St. Croix Falls and Jim Lindar of Balsam Lake will be given a tour of the city, particularly the memorials dedicated to U.S. veterans. Honor :756B "=@B6:/<2 7A / <=<>@=QB =@5/<7H/B7=< 1@3 <=<>@=QB =@5/<7H/B7=< 1@3ated solely to honor veterans living in northeastern Minnesota and northwestern Wisconsin. “We transport our heroes to Washington, D.C., to visit /<2 @3R31B =< B637@ ;3;=@7/:A N <=B3A "PA E30A7B3 6=<=@R756B<=@B6:/<2 =@5 +/B16 4CBC@3 3/23@A 4=@ 1=D3@/53 =4 '/BC@2/GPA B@7> - Gary King with submitted information

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8 B?<8E E8GHEAF GB G846; 4G *# 64@C SHELL LAKE — Shell Lake Arts Center is pleased to announce that former camp participant and locally celebrated freelance musician Dustin DeGolier will be teaching their guitar and bass workshop July 12–17. DeGolier, a native of Cumberland, began studying guitar and music theory with Manfred Schonauer at age 11. He has studied with fellow SLAC camp faculty Billy Barnard at the University of Minnesota - Duluth. At UW-Milwaukee, where he achieved a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in music performance E7B6 /< 3;>6/A7A 7< 8/HH 5C7B/@ 63 worked under faculty members Pete Billmann, Elina Chekan and Don Linke. He has participated in master classes with renowned guitarists !/@9 +67BQ3:2 @C13 =@;/< /<2 C:7/< /53 +63< 63PA <=B >@/1B71 HFG<A 8 B?<8E ing or performing, he can be found teaching private lessons at the Pipe Dream Center in Comstock and the Dancing Bird Art Studio in Cumberland. DeGolier maintains a regular performance schedule playing both guitar and bass with groups throughout Northwestern Wisconsin. When asked about his experiences as a former Shell Lake Arts Center camper, DeGolier had this to say: “The Shell Lake Arts Center truly trans4=@;32 ;G /07:7B73A /<2 /;07B7=<A /A / G=C<5 ;CA717/< N Shell Lake Arts Center Guitar and Bass Workshop is for guitarists of all abilities completing grades 6-12. It provides exposure to all styles and techniques of electric and acoustic guitar and bass, and a fun atmosphere for workshop participants. Visit their website at shelllakeartscenter.org or call 715-468-2414 for more information. — from SLAC

8#H64 GB E847 9EB@ ?4G8FG 5BB> TURTLE LAKE – Sara DeLuca, author of “The Crops Look ==2 "3EA 4@=; / !72E3AB3@< /;7:G /@; N !7<<3A=B/ Historical Society Press, 2015, will read from her new book at the Turtle Lake Public Library on Friday, June 19, 7 to 8 p.m. DeLuca grew up in rural Polk County and attended the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire. She has since lived in several states as well as Queensland, Australia. Her current address is Peachtree City, Ga., but she considers the farming country of northwestern Wisconsin 63@ B@C3 6=;3 M P; :==97<5 4=@ward to presenting excerpts from ;G <3E3AB 0==9 N A63 @3;/@9A M B is an intimate portrayal not only of my extended family, but, more broadly, of Upper Midwest family farming during four tumultu=CA 231/23A N (63 AB=@G E7:: B/93 readers through the Roaring ‘20s, B63 M 7@BG (67@B73A N +=@:2 +/@ and into a period of relative peace and prosperity at midcentury. DeLuca has authored other books including “Dancing the Cows Home: *4E4 8#H64 +7A1=<A7< 7@:6==2 N !7<<3A=B/ Historical Society Press, 1996. She has taught creative writing and poetry workshops in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Georgia over the past 20 years. In addition to reading ex13@>BA 4@=; M(63 @=>A ==9 ==2 N B63 /CB6=@ E7:: 6=AB / question and answer session about her writing process and ways in which we can all help to preserve family and regional heritage. Questions, contact Adam Zens, Turtle Lake Public Library, 715-986-4618 or turtle_lake_librarian@hotmail.com. - submitted

4:?8 *6BHG CEB=86G 8A6BHE4:8F 9E<8A7F;<C LUCK — A Luck High School student who is earning his Eagle Scout award will do so by helping younger students at both Frederic and Luck feel cared about and included in outdoor recess fun.Parker Steen met with the Luck School Board :/AB E339 /<2 E7:: ;33B E7B6 @323@71PA 0=/@2 B67A E339 B= 27A1CAA 0CG7<5 / M C22G 3<16N 4=@ 3/16 3:3;3<B/@G school. He said he had already talked with both guidance counselors, and they felt that the Buddy Bench “would be a great hands-on @37<4=@13;3<BN of lessons they would be teaching on friendship. At Luck, the red, blue and yellow bench will be placed on the upper elementary playground, +;<F <F G;8 H77L 8A6; G;4G #H6> FGH78AG '4E>8E near what is known as Zach- *G88A J<?? C?468 4G G;8 F6;BB? 9BE ;<F 4:?8 *6BHG /@GPA (@33 (63 CEB=86G 2 '+' *, %!++ Buddy Bench, A/72 'B33< 03<3QBA 3D3@G=<3 031/CA3 7B 4=1CA3A 0=B6 =< 63:>ing others and on being helped. Any student feeling lonely, sad, left out or bullied can go and sit on the bench. Other students who have been trained as Buddies will come to the bench and engage the child, making sure they feel valued. Belson Outdoors will be producing the benches, and has offered Steen $35 off each as a way of supporting his project. (=B/: 1=ABA /@3 <=B G3B Q@;32 C> 0CB /@3 3F>31B32 B= 03 /0=CB

$750 at each school. Youth Sports Unlimited has agreed to help with the project. The bench should be installed yet this spring or in early summer, Steen told the board. The Buddy Bench was introduced to the United States in 2013, when a $3<<AG:D/<7/ Q@AB 5@/23@ A/E 7B =< / E30A7B3 4=@ /< =D3@seas school. He worked with school administration and had a bench installed at his school that fall. They can now be found in every state. - Mary Stirrat | Staff writer

.<?79?BJ8E 4G 4LJ4E7 G;<F *4GHE74L -+ & =<B3;>=@/@G E=;3<PA 4=:9 3<A3;0:3 +7:2R=E3@ @3BC@<A 4=@ / 1=<13@B '/BC@2/G C<3 /B (63 Park in Hayward. Showtime is 7:30 p.m. Tickets may be purchased in advance at Art Beat of downtown Hayward and online at theparkcenter.com. Wildflower is described as a fresh, effervescent female folk band from Winona, Minn., featuring Patti Darbo, Aleah .<?79?BJ8E @8@58EF @4A74 E468 Harvey, Amanda ?84; 4EI8L <A7L !B;AFBA 4A7 '4GG< Grace and Cindy 4E5B '+' *, %!++ Johnson. Known for their smooth, lilting 6/@;=<73A /<2 A=:72 >3@4=@;/<13A =< >7/<= 5C7B/@ RCB3 /<2 13::= +7:2R=E3@ >3@4=@;A =@757</: A=<5A /<2 <3E takes on old standards. - submitted

);H54E5 4LF E847<8F 9BE FHC8E J88>8A7 OSCEOLA - Get your capes ready and join the superhero fun! Osceola presents the sixth-annual Rhubarb Days FestiD/: /<2 B63 9719=44 B= B63 #A13=:/ $C0:71 70@/@GPA AC;;3@ @3/27<5 >@=5@/; (67A G3/@PA B63;3 7A D3@G 3@= /A / Story with the fun beginning Friday, June 5, with a grill7<5 3FB@/D/5/<H/ at Hiawatha National Bank in Osceola. The Johnsonsville truck, Big Taste Grill, will be at the bank from 1-5 p.m. Also !B;AFBAI<??8QF <: +4FG8 E<?? '+' *, %!+ on Friday, June 5, + the Braves play host to Spring Valley at Oakey Park at 7:30 p.m. Pow! Kablam! Boom! The AC>3@63@= 3F17B3;3<B 0357<A '/BC@2/G ;=@<7<5 E7B6 / QA6ing clinic hosted by the Osceola Fish Hatchery. They will provide poles, techniques, and even help you clean your QA6 E63< G=C 1/B16 / E6=>>3@ (63 4C< 1=<B7<C3A E7B6 B63 Superhero Training Camp at 10 a.m. The Mill Pond Park E7:: 03 Q::32 E7B6 43/BA /<2 16/::3<53A 4=@ :=1/: AC>3@63@=3A 7< B@/7<7<5 =<PB ;7AA B63 =>>=@BC<7BG B= @357AB3@ 4=@ B63 #A13=:/ $C0:71 70@/@G AC;;3@ @3/27<5 >@=5@/; (63 Q@AB 100 kids will receive a free training camp T-shirt and goodie 0/5 Q::32 E7B6 B@3/BA 4@=; :=1/: 0CA7<3AA3A 3/BC@32 3D3<BA of the day include the hilarious Magic Norm presenting in B63 5/H30= /B > ; =::=E32 0G B63 :D7A F>3@73<13 with father and son duo Steve and Tommy Marcio. And 2=<PB ;7AA B63 #A13=:/ 7=<A :C0 C19/B6:=< /B > ; =@ more, go to rhubarbdays.com - submitted by Osceola Public Library

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BURNETT/POLK COUNTIES - Recognizing the WIDNR-sponsored Free Fun Weekend, state trail passes for bike riders will not be required on the Stower Seven Lakes and the Gandy Dancer State Recreation Trails Saturday and Sunday, June 6 and 7. Both trails normally require a Wisconsin state trail pass for bike riders 16 years of age and older. The passes, available locally, are good on all state trails. The Stower Seven Lakes Trail, the newest Wisconsin state recreation trail, opened in 2010 and offers a very scenic 14-mile ride from the trailhead in Amery to just outside of Dresser, passing next to Nye, Deronda and Wanderoos. Take a look at amerywisconsin.org. The Gandy Dancer State Trail has been operating for 18 years and offers a longer 47-mile route from its trailhead at the Polk County Information Center in St. Croix Falls to Danbury. Four villages and unincorporated Lewis are located on the trail in Polk County, and they are all less than six miles apart. Siren and Webster are on the trail leading north to Danbury in Burnett County. The Gandy Dancer Trail follows the Soo Line railroad corridor that founded and served the small towns in Polk County. In Frederic, the 1901 Soo Line Depot was refurbished and serves as a rest stop for the trail as well as the museum of the Frederic Area Historical Society. The Frederic Depot is the last remaining depot of this rail line and is open as a trail rest stop weekends from Memorial Day through leaf season in October. Trail maps and more information for the trails are available at the Polk County Information Center, 800-222-POLK, polkcountytourism.com, The Burnett County Visitor Center, visitsiren.com, amerywisconsin.org /<2 B63 $=:9 =C<BG $/@9A =4Q13 at 715-485-9294. - submitted ••• RICE LAKE - Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College is offering motorcycle safety training classes at the Rice Lake, New Richmond, Superior and Ashland campuses. This 16-hour course is approved by the Department of Transportation. It is designed to teach the beginner or experienced rider the safe techniques of riding a motorcycle. It consists of six hours of classroom and 10 hours of on-cycle instruction. Students completing and passing this course will be issued a waiver that will waive the road test at the DMV. A student will still be required to take a written test at the DMV to obtain their class M license. Motorcycles are provided by WITC. Students must provide their own safety gear. Classes are offered weekends. Visit our website at witc.edu or call 800-24239482, ext. 5045, New Richmond, ext. 4211, and Superior, ext. 6212. - from WITC

Social media posts mean Cambridge, Minn., teen faces new charges, stays in jail Greg Marsten | Staff writer BALSAM LAKE – Social media activity by accused stabber Levi Acre-Kendall means he will stay in jail and means two more felony charges against the 19-year-old Cambridge, !7<< ;/< /11CA32 =4 Q@AB 235@33 @319:3AA 6=;71723 7< B63 >@7: 9<7Q<5 23/B6 =4 34-year-old Peter Kelly at Wisconsin Interstate Park. Acre-Kendall had been freed from jail on a $75,000 cash bond on May 7 while he was awaiting trial on the Kelly homicide. Judge Molly GaleWyrick had reduced the required bond amount down by $50,000 from $125,000 to allow the release. The terms of his release were extensive, and included electronic monitoring, no-contact orders for all the other witnesses, a 9 p.m. curfew, no travel outside Minnesota and presigned extradition papers, on top of other stipulations. However, within hours of his release, Acre-Kendall was commenting on the case on a Twitter social media account, as well as 16/<57<5 67A M>@=Q:3 >6=B=N 4@=; / ;=C<B/7< A13<3 B= /< =:23@ >6=B= =4 67;A3:4 QA6ing with two of the other witnesses, who he was not supposed to have any contact with. Polk County authorities were made aware of the posts several days later, and after an investigation, charged him with an additional two counts of felony bail jumping, on top of the homicide charges he is preparing B= Q56B /B B@7/: Acre-Kendall was taken into custody in Isanti County, Minn., on May 15, and was extradited back to Wisconsin to face the alleged bond violation. He appeared before GaleWyrick on Thursday, May 28, for a preliminary hearing on the two felony bond jumping charges, each of which carries a potential sentence of six years in jail and up to or including a $10,000 Q<3 4 1=<D71B32 =< B63 @319:3AA 6=;71723 charge, he faces up to 60 years in prison. ,B6<4? @87<4 BA GE<4? 1@3 3<2/::PA >@3:7;7</@G 63/@7<5 <=B32 his Twitter activity, starting shortly after his release from jail custody on May 7, after placing the $75,000 cash bond. Polk County District Attorney Dan Steffen >=7<B32 B= / A>317Q1 >=AB 63 ;/23 E7B67< hours of his release that day, “If you are praying for me, please keep the Kelly family in mind as well, I never intended for this B= 6/>>3< /<2 E7A6 7B <3D3@ 272 N At the hearing, Steffen noted that the >=AB E3<B B= /:: =4 1@3 3<2/::AP (E7BB3@ account followers, which included over 450 people and included at least two of the other men on the scene when the stabbing occurred. He later wrote a message that he was “... going to Chipotle (restaurant) to 5/7< 0/19 B63 >=C<2A :=AB N +67:3 1@3 3<2/::PA /BB=@<3GA B@732 B= paint the posts as something “the world can A33 N /<2 B63@34=@3 <=B A>317Q1 B= B63 BE= witnesses, Steffen was adamant that AcreKendall knew exactly who was following him, and pointed to a PCSD investigator who set up a similar account and asked to M4=::=EN B63 2343<2/<B E6= =@757</::G /113>B32 B63 @3?C3AB 0CB B63< M0:=1932N B63 investigator an hour or so later. “He had multiple attorneys explaining

%8I< 6E8 $8A74?? F4G F<?8AG?L 49G8E 58<A: 5BHA7 BI8E 9BE GE<4? BA 54<? =H@C<A: 6;4E:8F -;HEF74L &4L <A )B?> BHAGL <E6H<G BHEG '+' / ) )*+ & 7B <= 1=<B/1B B= 67; N 'B3443< A/72 M 3 9<=EA B67A E/A 1=<B/1B N 'B3443< /:A= AB@3AA32 B63 >6=B= >@=Q:3 change as another indication that he was trying to get a message out to the other wit<3AA3A M(= 933> B637@ AB=@G AB@/756B N 63 said. 3 >=7<B32 B= B63 >@=Q:3 >6=B= 1@3 3<dall used for his account, which shows him and two other men at the stabbing scene as 167:2@3< QA67<5 =< / 0=/B Steffen noted the PCSD follow-up and investigation on the matter, how they interviewed both of the men pictured, and that both of them admitted to having seen the posts and the photo. They also said AcreKendall later blocked them for further account access, but they were not sure when. Steffen said the posts, photo change and subsequent investigator being blocked meant Acre-Kendall was very aware of his account, and pointed to his extensive Twitter activity, which included over 14,000 posts by the defendant. “This is a different age, an age of social media, and the ability to contact is much different now, as you can contact someone in B63 0:7<9 =4 /< 3G3 N CB 1@3 3<2/::AP /BB=@<3G @71 "3:A=< painted the Twitter posts as a generational commonality, a new reality of modern social ;327/ /<2 /0=CB /A <=<A>317Q1 /A 1=C:2 03 imagined. “He (Acre-Kendall) was simply relieved B= 03 @3:3/A32 4@=; 8/7: N "3:A=< A/72 M'= he sends a message anyone in the world can A33 B67A 7A <=B >/AA7<5 / <=B3 7< 1:/AA N Nelson went on to opine that the posts E3@3 M7<1723<B/: 1=<B/1B N /<2 AC553AB32 B6/B 67A 1:73<B 6/2 <= 7<B3<B B= 7<RC3<13 B63 case or try to get a message to his friends, who happened to be witnesses. “You have to look at the context of the ;=23@< 3@/ N "3:A=< A/72 <=B7<5 6=E 67A client had followed all of the other rules of his release. Nelson also pointed to other possible interpretations of no-contact violations, suggesting the Twitter posts were akin to his client doing a TV interview that the other E7B<3AA3A 1=C:2 E/B16 M BPA <=B A=;3 A=@B =4 OA31@3B ;3AA/53 P 7BPA <=B / O63G 0C22G :3BPA 933> =C@ AB=@G AB@/756B PN "3:A=< A/72 adding that the photo change was also innocent. “These were simply the people who E3@3 7;>=@B/<B 7< 67A :743 N Nelson also suggested that even blocking the two witnesses could be construed as a no-contact violation, as they would be noti-

Q32 =4 B637@ 037<5 0:=1932 “The state has not introduced any evi23<13 A6=E7<5 /<G 7<B3<B N "3:A=< A/72 citing several legal precedents on noted no-contact violations, and how they have changed over the years, as technology and social norms also change. “This a question/0:3 0@3/16 E7B6 ?C3AB7=</0:3 7<B3<B N Steffen disagreed dramatically, and said the bond forfeiture was a necessary penalty for such a violation. “The very integrity of theses proceedings is based on (Acre-Kendall) not having conB/1B E7B6 B63 E7B<3AA3A =4 B63 ;C@23@ N 'B34fen said. GaleWyrick gave Nelson some credit for E6/B A63 1/::32 M1=;>3::7<5 /@5C;3<BAN about the social media activity, but she noted that it was a preliminary hearing, ;3/<B B= E3756 B63 AB/B3PA 3D723<13 B6/B / felony may have been committed to justify binding Acre-Kendall over for trial. “There are generational differences about A=17/: ;327/ N /:3+G@719 /2;7BB32 M CB even putting that behavior in the context of B63 ;=23@< 3@/ B63@3 7A AC4Q173<B 3D723<13 B= 07<2 =D3@ 4=@ B@7/: N The judge allowed the new charges to be 8=7<32 E7B6 1@3 3<2/::PA >3<27<5 6=;7cide case, and at a short arraignment after the preliminary hearing, he pleaded not guilty to both bail jumping charges. /:3+G@719 23<732 B63 AB/B3PA ;=B7=< to forfeit the $75,000 bond money, but she did adjust the amount he needs to gain his freedom back up to $125,000, as well as the additional $10,000 for each new felony bail jumping charge. “It means he now needs another $70,000 B= 53B =CB =4 8/7: N 'B3443< 1=<Q@;32 Acre-Kendall stands accused of firstdegree reckless homicide for the April 14 death of Peter Kelly, who became involved in a cross-river dispute at Interstate Park. Kelly and a friend later crossed the river and confronted Acre-Kendall and his friends in >3@A=< B6/B 3D3<7<5 :3/27<5 B= / A1C4R3 /<2 ultimately Acre-Kendall stabbing Kelly in the chest. He died a short time later. 1@3 3<2/::PA /BB=@<3GA 6/D3 1:/7;32 B637@ 1:73<BPA /1B7=<A E3@3 7< A3:4 2343<A3 /A accounts of the witnesses on the scene vary. He has pleaded not guilty to the homicide charge. His next court appearance is a motion hearing set for July 15, where a trial date ;/G 03 Q</:7H32 3 @3;/7<32 7< 1CAB=2G at the Polk County Jail at press time.

1,200 birds removed from local cockfighting ring

ASPCA assists sheriff’s departments

chicks living in cages or makeshift enclosures, some without access to proper food =@ E/B3@ N B63 '$ <3EA @3:3/A3 A/72 “Some of the birds appeared to be sufferAMERY - Nearly 1,200 birds from four ing from recent trauma consistent with properties in Polk and St. Croix counties Q56B7<5 E67:3 =B63@A 6/2 AC443@32 /:B3@/E3@3 A37H32 (C3A2/G C<3 7< 1=<<31- B7=<A 1=;;=< 7< Q56B7<5 07@2A AC16 /A the removal of their combs and wattles. B7=< E7B6 / 1=19Q56B7<5 =>3@/B7=< Multiple individuals were detained and The ASPCA is currently assisting with arrests are expected to follow, according medical assessment of the birds, evidence to a statement from the American Society collection, as well as providing investigafor the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. B7D3 /<2 :35/: AC>>=@B N M(67A 7A / D3@G :/@53 C<23@B/97<5 N A/72 (63 =@5/<7H/B7=< E/A 7<D=:D32 7< B63 1/A3 at the request of sheriffs from both coun- St. Croix County Sheriff John Shilts. “I want to thank the ASPCA for the experties. =19Q56B7<5 >/@/>63@</:7/ E/A 27A- tise and resources that they have comcovered at the properties, including a mitted. Without them, law enforcement Q56B7<5 >7B /<2 5/44A CA32 B= ;/F7;7H3 E=C:2 AB@C55:3 B= ;/</53 B63A3 A13<3A N “We are extremely grateful to the 7<8C@G 2C@7<5 Q56BA “Upon arriving at the properties, in- '$ N /2232 $=:9 =C<BG '63@744 $3B3 vestigators discovered roosters, hens and Johnson. “They have made it possible for

CA B= 7<D3AB75/B3 /<7;/: Q56B7<5 7< $=:9 County and hold the offenders account/0:3 N M =19Q56B3@A >@=QB 4@=; /<2 3<8=G E/B167<5 07@2A Q56B 4=@ B637@ :7D3A N A/72 Tim Rickey, vice president of ASPCA Field Investigations and Response. “Not =<:G 7A 1=19Q56B7<5 1@C3: 0CB 7B =4B3< brings other crimes to communities, such as illegal gambling and drug possession. +3P@3 >:3/A32 B= 03 7< / >=A7B7=< E63@3 we could step in and provide resources and expertise to assist local authorities in ending this violent criminal enterprise /<2 6=:27<5 B63 /0CA3@A /11=C<B/0:3 N During cockfights, birds commonly suffer from injuries including punctured lungs, broken bones and pierced eyes. These injuries are often the result of 9<7D3A /<2 /@B7Q17/: 5/44AL:=<5 2/553@like attachments—that are attached to the

07@2A B= ;/F7;7H3 7<8C@G #4B3< AB3@=72A or other drugs are administered to the birds to make them more aggressive. Other agencies assisting with the operation include Animal Rescue League of Iowa, Des Moines, Iowa, Fort Wayne Animal Care & Control, Fort Wayne, Ind., and Heartland Farm Sanctuary, Verona, Wis. < +7A1=<A7< 1=<2C1B7<5 / 1=19Q56B /A E3:: /A B63 >=AA3AA7=< =4 07@2A 4=@ Q56Bing, are Class I felonies, each punishable by up to three years, six months in a state >@7A=< /<2 / ;/F7;C; Q<3 =4 37<5 / A>31B/B=@ /B / 1=19Q56B B6=C56 only carries misdemeanor penalties. with information from ASPCA - This story appeared on our website on Tuesday, June 2.

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Village-owned lot sold for commercial development in Balsam Lake

Chamber and village share mosquito spraying costs

sam Lake had the lower of the two bids, at $20,137, compared to the second bid of $23,316, and was awarded the project. The work includes removal of the asphalt and existing storm drain, plugging the Mary Stirrat | Staff writer BALSAM LAKE — A new business will pipe, putting in curb and gutter by the be coming into the Balsam Lake Village car wash, and adding gravel and a new limits, but the owner is familiar to many asphalt surface. Only one bid was received for the work in the area. A village-owned lot across Hwy. 46 on Tilltag Drive, which includes repair of from the village hall was put out for bid asphalt and applying a microseal to protwo months ago, and Monday night, June tect and extend the life of the road. The 1, the bid from Chris Nelson, Nelson Con- microseal material is applied to a thickness of up to 1.25 inches and will extend struction Services, was accepted. The property measures 102 by 108 feet the life of the road for 10 to 15 years, said and was formerly the location of an apart- public works director Darryl Ince. The single bid came from Fahrner As;3<B 0C7:27<5 "3:A=<PA 072 =4 was the only bid, said village clerk Lori phalt Sealers in the amount of $45,152. The board also approved a bid that Duncan, and it was accepted following a came in for mud jacking the decorative closed session of the board. The sale stipulates that the property sidewalk bricking, at $6,210. The sand under the sidewalk has settled, said Reed, must be used for commercial purposes. and mud jacking is a process to raise it back up again. Holes will be drilled every +B47 CEB=86GF Winter is over, and that means that road two to three feet and then they will pump construction season is here. Using money in a concrete mixture to raise the bricks. included in the 2015 budget, the Balsam (63 6=:3A E7:: B63< 03 Q::32 E7B6 / ;/B16Lake Village Board voted Monday eve- ing concrete. (63 Q</: 072 /113>B32 E/A 4@=; !=<ning to accept bids on two separate road projects and one for raising the decorative arch Paving for patches on Hwy. 46 and various village streets, for $13,360. Acsidewalks on Main Street. According to Jeff Reed, chair of the cording to Reed, the state is forcing the public works committee, two bids were village to patch the areas impacted by received for the reconstruction of Old broken water mains and bring the streets Courthouse Avenue. The project encom- back into compliance. passes the part of Old Courthouse Avenue on the east side of Hwy. 46, between &BFDH<GB FCE4L<A: An offer from the Balsam Lake Area the museum and the car wash. "719PA (@C197<5 /<2 F1/D/B7<5 =4 /:- Chamber of Commerce to cover the cost

Wetland habitat at Wood River Farm Gregg Westigard | Staff writer WEST SWEDEN – Kordi Kurkowski is E=@97<5 6/@2 B= 933> 63@ 5@/<24/B63@PA dream alive by preserving a wildlife habitat in West Sweden and rebuilding a dam on the Wood River that is the heart of the habitat. Halvard Risvold built the earthen dam in 1968 and it has stood the test of time. Until now. Dams age and weaken. The Risvold Dam needs to be rebuilt before it fails, and Kurkowski has set about to do that project. The dam is at 3386 140th St. in West Sweden, a mile north of Hwy. 35 just out of Frederic. It sits behind the Kurkowski house where it creates a large pond on the Wood River on the east side of the road. The 120 acres at the site are rich with wildlife. #<13 C@9=EA97 @3/:7H32 B63 2/; E/A in danger of failing, she set to work on the restoration project. She has the DNR permit needed to do the work and the engineering plan on what needs to be done. And that is building a new earthen dam that will stand for years.

of spraying for mosquitos at the Pine Park 0/:: Q3:2 /<2 /:=<5 !/7< 'B@33B E/A /1cepted, and the village board agreed to pay for spraying at the campground and beach areas. The spraying will be done by Mosquito Maximus, and owner Vince Netherland was present at the meeting. He said that the spray used on Main Street, at the ball Q3:2 /<2 /B B63 1/;>5@=C<2 E7:: 03 34fective for two months. The spray at the beach is organic and will be effective for three weeks. Cost to spray the beach is $100, and the cost for the campground, including the shrubbery around the playground, is $200. The chamber of commerce is also paying to have a wheelchair-accessible satel:7B3 B=7:3B >:/132 /B B63 0/:: Q3:2 4=@ B63 summer months. In other chamber news, President Steve Williams reported that plans for Freedom Festival are coming along nicely, and a banner should be ready to place over the road by Thursday. The board voted B= />>@=D3 B63 16/;03@PA @3?C3AB B= CA3 /< /;>:7Q32 <=7A3 23D713 C<B7: / ; the night of the Freedom Festival street dance.

:/53 A3BB7<5 C> 6C<B7<5 H=<3A /11=@27<5 to DNR regulations. The park committee also determined two new walking trail names, the JW Park Trail and Miskobineshii Walkway. These trails are not yet completed, but the chamber is going to pay for signage. Work on the basketball court will continue, said Rediske. The nets have been replaced and plans are being made to repair the asphalt court.

(G;8E 5HF<A8FF I (67A >/AB E3393<2 E/A B63 Q@AB E339end of boat patrol, reported Police Chief (=; (6=;>A=< /<2 =4Q13@A 6/2 A=;3 good conversations with boaters. The Q@AB 0=/B3@ A/43BG 1=C@A3 E/A /:A= 63:2 with 12 in attendance. I (63 Q@3 23>/@B;3<B /A932 B6/B >/@9ing be restricted to one side only on Mill 'B@33B 2C@7<5 B63 Q@3E=@9A *7::/53 $@3A723<B 3<= P 5=AB7<= 27@31B32 (6=;>son to have vehicles moved if needed. • The board approved an amendment to village ordinances to prohibit any vehicles from being parked, attended or unattended, on the west side of Park Drive from CTH I north to the intersection with Park Avenue. • The board approved the annual reBBF8 ;HAG<A: newal of alcohol, cigarette, operator, The park and recreation committee, re- /;>:7Q32 23D713 /<2 ;=07:3 6=;3 >/@9 ported Chair Caroline Rediske, met with licenses. Renewal of the reserve license Amery City Administrator Darcy Long to 4=@ />B/7<PA /@ /<2 @7:: E/A />>@=D32 27A1CAA ;3@GPA 3F>3@73<13 E7B6 5==A3 with the understanding that considerhunting within city limits. ation of a regular license will be on the At its next meeting, the park committee June agenda. will discuss goose hunting within the vil-

Rebuilding the Risvold Dam

$BE7< $HE>BJF>< 4G G;8 74@ FC<??J4L BA G;8 0BB7 +<I8E '+'* / ) *+! ) A very complete, educational and readable website tells the story of the dam over the years and of the wildlife that are at home in the Risvold habitat. That site, risvolddamproject.com, is active and worth a visit. Kordi and Ray Kurkowski are looking for partners who can help with the rehab. They say the gift of a dollar, some alumi-

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11=@27<5 B= B63 A63@744PA 23>/@B;3<B report, a 2000 Nissan Quest van operated by Abdiweli M. Mohamed, 23, Minneapolis, Minn., was traveling west on Hwy. 8 E63< 7B 1@=AA32 7<B= B63 3/AB0=C<2 B@/4Q1 lane. An eastbound 2004 Toyota Corolla operated by Mohammed H. Mohammed, 23, Barron, took evasive action to avoid the van by moving left of center. As he did this, the driver of the van swerved to the right to return to his travel lane and the two vehicles collided head on. -;8

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The van came to rest in the center of the roadway. The Corolla traveled into the north ditch of Hwy. 8. An occupant in the Corolla, Arsi D. Dubow, 28, of St. Paul, Minn., was ejected and found lying in the ditch near the vehicle. She was transported to Regions Hospital for treatment of her injuries. The deceased was one of two passengers in the Corolla. Both drivers were transported to area hospitals for treatment of their injuries. Charges of operating left of center may

03 Q:32 /5/7<AB B63 2@7D3@ =4 B63 D/< Hwy. 8 was closed and detoured for approximately four hours to allow for the reconstruction of the crash. The Polk =C<BG '63@744PA 3>/@B;3<B E/A /AA7AB32 0G >>:3 &7D3@ /<2 C;03@:/<2 Q@3 23partments, along with Cumberland and Amery Area Ambulance Services. - Gary King with information from Polk County Sheriff’s Department • This story appeared on our website on Monday, June 1.

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Security, accessibility projects in the works at Luck

School staff receives 1.5-percent pay increase

and entrances. A list of potential projects, with their guaranteed energy savings, would be presented to the board. The district could choose to proceed on any combination of the projects. Mary Stirrat | Staff writer At this time, said Palmer, the school LUCK — Safety, accessibility and en3@5G 34Q173<1G 6/D3 :=<5 033< B=>71A =4 is especially interested in determining if discussion at Luck School, with various there are energy-saving projects, which proposals and projects through the years would qualify for Act 32 funding, to improve safety, security and accessibility in to address needs and concerns. At its Wednesday, May 27, meeting, the parking lot and at the entrances. The savings in energy costs that is realthe Luck School Board heard a presentation from Schneider Electric, a global, 7H32 1/< 37B63@ 03 CA32 B= >/G 0/19 >@=831B 170-year-old company that focuses on loans or for other budget items, according A/43 @3:7/0:3 34Q173<B /<2 ACAB/7</0:3 3<- to Palmer. Schneider guarantees a speciQ32 /;=C<B =4 A/D7<5A 0/A32 =< CA/53 ergy. The timing for looking at energy-sav- for each project and will make up the ing projects that will address security difference if that amount is not actually and accessibility issues is good right saved. The board took no action Wednesday now, according to Schneider and district Administrator Rick Palmer, because of evening, agreeing to wait until the June Wisconsin Act 32. Act 32 allows school meeting to decide if it will move ahead districts to levy taxes outside the levy with the energy audit. This will give the :7;7B 7< =@23@ B= 4C<2 3<3@5G 34Q173<1G new district administrator a chance to process the information and be involved improvements. 4 B63 0=/@2 />>@=D3A '16<3723@PA >@=- from the start. Act 32 requires that school districts posal, the company would conduct an energy audit of both the inside and outside partner with an energy services comof the building, including the parking area pany, such as Schneider Electric. Any

recommendation from the board to move ahead with levying for projects would need approval from district residents at the annual meeting of the school board in September. The energy audit is free as long as the district then moves forward with at least =<3 =4 B63 >@=831BA 723<B7Q32 4 <= 4C@ther action is taken, the cost of the audit will be $20,000.

(G;8E 5HF<A8FF • Following a closed session of the board, a 1.5-percent increase for all staff was approved. This amount of approximately $696 annually will be added to the base salary. Administration also received a 1.5-percent increase. The board also voted to pay out all sick leave to the bus drivers, since the school will now be contracting for transportation services. Bus drivers had an accumulated 97 days of sick time, to be paid out at $12.91 per day, for a total of $1,252. • The board approved switching employee health insurance from Health Partners to WPS Insurance Corporation, saving the district 4.16 percent for the year. This amounts to a savings of over

$20,000, but gives employees the same 03<3QBA I (63 :G23 C<H3 !3;=@7/: /:: 73:2 will be dedicated at noon on Saturday, July 18, during Lucky Days. • With many thanks, the board accepted the resignations of assistant girls basketball coach Barb Melin and assistant volleyball coach Renee Gavinski. The @3A75</B7=< =4 3B6/<G +=6:9 Q@AB 5@/23 teacher, district technology leader and eighth-grade volleyball coach, was also accepted with many thanks for her service. • Palmer reported that there have been 19 applications from students wishing to open enroll into the district, and 27 from students wishing to open enroll out. These numbers are similar to past years, he said, and most of those who are open enrolling out have never attended Luck. They live in the district but have attended elsewhere primarily due to convenience factors. I C19PA <3E 27AB@71B AC>3@7<B3<23<B 6@7A '16C:BH E/A 7< /BB3<2/<13 /B B63 board meeting.

New lawyer means delay in horse abuse sentencing After 34 convictions at trial, Mike Feist hires new attorney Greg Marsten | Staff writer BALSAM LAKE – Firing his lawyer just a few days prior to scheduled sentencing means a sentencing delay for Michael Feist, the 59-year-old rural Milltown man convicted at trial in March on 34 counts of animal abuse, including four felony charges of causing death of four horses. Feist was set to be sentenced this week on 30 counts of misdemeanor animal abuse, on top of four felonies of animal mistreatment - causing death, in a high>@=Q:3 1/A3 B6/B 2@3E </B7=</: 7<B3@3AB His sentencing was originally scheduled for Tuesday, June 2, but an attorney change for Feist from his previous trial attorney, Joel Larimore, led to a late Friday, !/G 4/F B= C253 !=::G /:3+G@719PA =4Q13 37ABPA <3E /BB=@<3G E/A </;32 /A Paul W. Rogosheske, and after a Tuesday, June 2, telephone conference, the sentencing hearing was reset for Aug. 28 before GaleWyrick. Rogosheske will be given a chance to review the evidence, criminal complaint, B@7/: >@=13327<5A /<2 B63 AB/B3PA >@3A3<tence investigation report, which also includes sentencing recommendations. As to the issue of changing attorneys after a trial loss, noted Madison criminal defense attorney Tracey Wood was not shocked. “It is not uncommon once a jury trial is lost for the defendant to seek new counsel to handle both the sentencing and any >=AB1=<D71B7=< ;=B7=<A =@ />>3/: N +==2 said. “It is generally not advisable to have the original attorney make decisions on the likelihood of any post-conviction relief or the merits of an appeal because the review of the case will inevitably require a review as to the effectiveness of counA3: N In other words, the new attorney may /@5C3 B6/B 37ABPA >@3D7=CA /BB=@<3G E/A in part to blame for that 34-count conviction, and hints that Feist may be seeking an appeal, or at least some sort of postconviction relief. “That is fairly routine. I assume the new attorney will both prepare for sentencing and then handle any appeal or post1=<D71B7=< ;=B7=<A B6/B /@3 E/@@/<B32 N Wood opined. “If the subsequent attorney decides to challenge the case based upon ineffectiveness of counsel, a postconvicB7=< ;=B7=< E=C:2 03 Q:32 =< B6/B 7AAC3 The trial court then determines whether B63 ;=B7=< 7A AC4Q173<B B= 5@/<B / 63/@7<5 N

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He also his own so-called barley fodder system, Regardless of who represents him at faced 30 misdemeanor charges, which in- essentially a fast-growing tray of barley B63 A3<B3<17<5 37ABPA 5C7:BG D3@271BA =< cluded 15 counts each of intentional mis- fodder grown in less than 10 days, meant 34 counts mean he faces up to 3.5 years in treatment of animals, as well as another as a nutritional supplement. During several hours of testimony at prison on each felony, totaling 14 years, 15 counts of failing to provide adequate with state sentencing guidelines allowing food, concerning the emaciated condition trial, Feist tried to explain the barley fodder system he had devised to fatten the for six years of that time in prison, and the =4 A>317Q1 6=@A3A After a three-day trial that started on horses, and while he insisted that the remaining eight years for extended supervision. 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However, due to the circumstances of extensive and professional investigation prison, prosecutor Steffen admitted that B63 1=<D71B7=< B63 8C253 ;/G Q<2 /:B3@- 0G $=:9 =C<BG '63@744PA =4Q17/:A E6= B63 67A A3<B3<17<5 E=C:2 03 274Q1C:B B= natives or include alternatives to incar- “... did a full and complete investigation determine and weigh. He also noted that ceration in her sentencing, such as putting prior to (support) the charges. I think it the PSI would reveal “a more accurate hard ownership limits or outright prohib- was telling that the jury took just an hour- >71BC@3N =4 37ABPA 1@7;7</: 67AB=@G /A 63 /<2 / 6/:4 B= 1=;3 0/19 =< 3D3@G 1=C<B N 6/2 /2;7BB32 B= /B :3/AB QD3 1@7;7</: 1=<iting Feist from owning animals. 37ABPA B@7/: 6/2 033< 23:/G32 A3D3@/: victions during the trial. 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While Feist hinted A>317471/::G 3D723<13 =4 M=B63@ /1BA N there will still be compliance checks (on that he might seek an appeal to his guilty which included testimony and evidence B63 6=@A3A BPA 13@B/7<:G / Q@AB 4=@ ;3 N The other side effects of the new lawverdict, he was also adamant that he had of dead horses reported to authorities at issues with his former attorney, but also Mickabren Acres, his previous ranch in yer and delayed sentencing is that courtclaimed issues with the courts, suggest- St. Croix County, although he was never ordered welfare checks on the horses and Otter Creek Ranch conditions continues, ing trial irregularities, jury bias and also charged. Feist took to the stand in his own de- at taxpayer expense, until and unless it is noted judicial motions on what was alfense, arguing over the condition of the part of any restitution settlement. lowed into evidence. Feist remains free on a $10,000 signa/@7;=@3 E/A /1BC/::G 37ABPA A31=<2 15 horses in question, which were held attorney; he was originally represented 7< / 0/@< /:=<5 E7B6 / 2=H3< =@ A= =B63@A ture bond until his sentencing, which by Margaret Engebretsen until February that were thin or emaciated out of 80-plus GaleWyrick will decide on Aug. 28. horses at the ranch. 2014, when he hired Larimore. Attorney Larimore and Feist had tried to convince the jury that the hot, dry sum-

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'$##" & L 34=@3 G=C :3/D3 6=;3 4=@ / QA67<5 =@ 1/;>7<5 B@7> this summer, the Wisconsin State Patrol urges you to make sure that your boat, camper, trailer or other piece of towed equipment is securely fastened to your vehicle. “For safe towing on roadways, state law requires that the ball and 67B16 1=C>:7<5 /AA3;0:G ;CAB ;/B16 3F/1B:G /<2 QB A31C@3:G N A/GA +7Aconsin State Patrol Capt. Jeff Frenette of the Northwest Region. “Two safety chains of proper length and strength also must be attached between the vehicle and the trailer. The slack on each length of chain must not be more than is necessary to permit proper turning. A violation of B67A AB/B3 :/E 1=ABA E7B6 BE= 23;3@7B >=7<BA /2232 B= / 2@7D3@PA :713<A3 N The state patrol also offers some simple and practical advice for safe towing. Frenette says, “Before you head up north or to other parts of Wisconsin with your boat, camper or trailer, check to see if it is loaded properly and its contents are secured. A shifting load on a trailer can cause it to sway unexpectedly. Test the trailer brake lights. You also should check the axles and tires. Many trailers sit all winter long, and E3 A33 1@/A63A 1/CA32 0G /F:3A A37H7<5 =@ B7@3A 0:=E7<5 -=C A6=C:2 1/@@G / A>/@3 B7@3 031/CA3 A>317/:BG B7@3A 4=@ B@/7:3@A ;/G 03 6/@2 B= Q<2 E63< G=CP@3 4/@ 4@=; 6=;3 =@ 7BPA B63 ;722:3 =4 B63 <756B N — from WSP

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3/16 (63 total is $6,866. The luncheon features hot and cold salads, cheese, cold cuts, fruit, rolls, beverages and dessert. There is an express line for workers on their lunch break and take-

out service. (63 M/<2 ;=@3N 7<1:C23A / 0/93 A/:3 featuring a big variety of home-baked items, jams and jellies. The book fair will offer discounts up to 70 percent off retail prices with a wide selection of books for children and adults. The gift shop will 6/D3 / B/0:3 E7B6 / Q<3 A3:31B7=< =4 7B3;A for purchase. Tickets for adults are $8 in advance or /B B63 :C<163=< 67:2@3<PA B7193BA for ages 10 and under are $3. Tickets are available at the door or in advance at the SCRMC Gift Shop in St. Croix Falls and at all SCRMC Community Clinics, Coffee Talk, Coffee Time, Tangen Drug, Dalles House Bakery & Coffee, Joyful Morning and from all Volunteer Partners. Funding for this fundraiser is supplemented by Thrivent Financial of Polk and Burnett County Chapter. - submitted

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WisDOT offers the following advice to avoid deer crashes: • Be vigilant in early morning and evening hours, the most active time for deer. • Eliminate distractions while driving and slow down. • Always wear your safety belt — there are fewer and less severe injuries in crashes when safety belts are worn. • If you see a deer by the side of the road, slow down and blow your horn with one long blast to frighten the deer away. When you see one deer, look for another one — deer seldom run alone. I 4 G=C Q<2 / 233@ :==;7<5 7< G=C@ 63/2:756BA 2=<PB 3F>31B B63 233@ B= ;=D3 away. Headlights can confuse a deer and 1/CA3 B63 /<7;/: B= 4@33H3 @/93 Q@;:G

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,G4G8 4C<GB? '8JF?8GG8E $4GG 'B@@8E ing process. The budget bill provisions also would allow the Board of Regents to lay off any employee, including tenured faculty, if university spending reductions are re required. The regents would get the power to decide whether to have any tenure provisions. But that would still be a stepdown from provisions in state law. The JFC alterations to the biennial budget bill next go to the full Senate and As Assembly, both controlled by Republicans, where the document is subject to change. After legislative passage, Walker can then use his broad veto power to make further changes. Earlier this year, Walker submitted budget bill language to change the stated mission of the university system. He later retreated, calling it a drafting mistake. Tenure provisions have been one of the attractions of taking a faculty job in

the UW System, which has lower sala salaries than other comparable, called “peers, “university systems. Elimination of ten tenure will make it easier for other major universities to raid the Madison and other UW campuses, faculty leaders warned. It /:A= E7:: ;/93 7B ;=@3 274Q1C:B B= /BB@/1B the best and brightest young faculty and their multimillion dollar research grants. Noel Radomski, director of the UWMadison Center for the Advancement of Postsecondary Education, predicted the tenure move will have an immediate impact. M 4 E3@3 =B63@ C<7D3@A7B73A P2 03 poaching as many of our top faculty as >=AA70:3 N 63 B=:2 B63 +7A1=<A7< 'B/B3 =C@</: M BPA 5=7<5 B= 03 =>3< A3/A=< N /@:73@ B67A G3/@ 7< B63 E/93 =4 +/:93@PA proposed $300 million budget cut, two top selections turned down appointments for key research positions on the Madison campus. In the wake of the new changes, state Sen. Julie Lassa, D-Stevens Point, A/72 B63 1=;;7BB33PA 0C253B /1B7=<A E7:: increase “the bleeding at campuses that are losing quality staff and struggling to 1=>3 E7B6 B63 1CBA B63GPD3 /:@3/2G /0A=@032 N Budget committee co-chair John Nygren, R-Marinette, said the Legisla-

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Music in the Park is back! Featuring acts new and old SIREN- Music in the Park is back again for the 2015 summer season. The local concert series kicks off on Thursday, June 4, at 6:30 p.m. A different lineup of exciting performers each week promises a spectacular summer of music. Since 2009, every Thursday of the summer, Siren has been host to a local musical acts performance for the community to enjoy. From 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. each week, these concerts are free to attend and take place at the Crooked Lake Park band shell. Both locals and tourists are invited to relax and enjoy live music along the scenic banks of the lake. The seventh season features a wide variety of genres in its weekly lineup. Ev3@G=<3 1/< Q<2 A=;3B67<5 B= 3<8=G <2 new for 2015, the 2nd Time Around Band joins prior-year favorites to complete the 14 consecutive concerts at the park. The types of music included range from bluegrass and country to pop and classical; ‘50s, ‘60s and ‘70s Rock ‘n Roll, doo wop-style songs, gospel and folk music, acoustic and a cappella music, Dixieland 8/HH @7A6 B@/27B7=</: /<2 4=:9 ;CA71 /<2 even a little comedy. Make sure to come show support for the Siren Community Band on the Fourth of July as they put on their annual spectacular with patriotic selections and more. (63 0/<2 A63:: E/A Q@AB 1=<AB@C1B32 7<

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2008 and sponsored by the Siren-Webster Rotary Club. Since then, the concert program has been supported each year by local business as well as the Siren Lions Club, Siren-Webster Rotary Club, village of Siren, Siren Chamber of Commerce and some special funding from Polk-Burnett Operation Round-Up grants, including the addition of the seasonal sign last year. As well, concert-goers have also contributed donations to ensure this tradition

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It was offered in a previous auction with a $10,000 start and received no bids. The fourth lot is on Little Falls Circle near Trident Lake in Black Brook. The 1.6-acre parcel is lot No. 4 in the Hidden Shores development. It appears that there are new homes on about half the lots which all share a walk-in access to the lake and a point with a picnic spot. The starting bid for this grassy lot is $13,000. A parcel on Highland Drive near the Apple River in Lincoln is a pie-shaped lot with newer grown trees on a ridge above a wetland. The property, across the road from 934 Highland Dr., ends in a marshy backwater of the Apple River. It is also staked but not easy to walk through. The starting bid for the 1.42 acres is $5,000. Two long and narrow wooded lots in Lorain are also up for auction. The prop-

)B?> BHAGL 6?84EF <A C4FG CEBC8EGL 4H6G<BAF  Returns 41 parcels to tax rolls Gregg Westigard | Staff writer BALSAM LAKE – The Polk County property auction which starts next Monday, June 8, will be the seventh since the county started selling tax-delinquent land in April 2013. In the six previous auctions the county has cleared $641,201 and returned 41 properties to the tax rolls. The $641,000 which goes to the county general fund is over and above the funds the county recovered from uncollected taxes and from selling costs. The county sets a minimum price for

erties, each 100 feet wide, are on the north side of CTH W, just over a quarter-mile east of 30th street. There are 12 of these skinny lots along the stretch, two of which have small cabins. One of the auction lots is just west of 267 CTH W. The other is east of 265 CTH W. The sites are now marked with stakes. Each lot is 2.9 acres and each has a starting bid of $2,500. The last piece is one of the odd parcels the county gets for unpaid taxes that has very little use or value. The 0.15 acres is the back end of a grassy lawn used as parking for the Wanderoos Ball Park. The land on three sides of the little piece is owned by the family that mows the lawn/parking area. At the back the landlocked piece drops into a wet area. The county set a starting price of $500 for the >@=>3@BG $3=>:3 7< B63 1=C<BG B@3/AC@3@PA =4Q13 A/G B63G <332 B= /A9 A=;3B67<5 4=@ these odd lots and might lower the starting price in a future auction if no bids are received. All the auction bids are online and the bidding can be followed on the auction site. The county sells the tax-delinquent properties as is.

each auction parcel, a price that is over the lost revenue amount and is an estimate of a realistic market price. The lost taxes Q5C@3 7A / @3/: 3F>3<A3 A7<13 B63 1=C<BG distributes tax revenue to the schools and municipalities even if the tax is not collected. The county is out that delinquent property tax until the back taxes are paid, with interest, or the property is sold. 3@3 /@3 B63 Q5C@3A 4=@ B63 A7F 1=;pleted auctions: Starting bid amount - $568,176 Final bid amount - $955,344 Difference over starting bid - $387,118 Costs including lost taxes - $314,142 Proceeds to Polk County - $641,201.

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Mary Stirrat | Staff writer FREDERIC — As staff and students at Frederic prepare for the last of school on Thursday, June 4, they are also preparing to say goodbye to a teacher who is retiring after being part of the district for 40 years. M B67<9 7BPA >@=0/0:G =<3 =4 B63 6/@23AB 2317A7=<A PD3 3D3@ ;/23 N A/72 $/B <23@son, music and handbells teacher. “But 40 years is a long time. I thought it was time B= AB/@B / <3E /2D3<BC@3 N Hired as a general elementary music teacher in 1975, Anderson has been through a series of building changes. Her Q@AB B3/167<5 B==9 >:/13 7< B63 4=@;3@

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Likely murder-suicide in Sawyer County, officials report HAYWARD — Evidence points to a family murder-suicide that occurred at a residence near Lake Chetac in Sawyer County according to Sawyer County Chief Deputy Brigette Kornbroke. On Saturday, May 30, local law enforcement agencies responded to a call from a female who reported her son had shot her 6CA0/<2 /<2 6/2 A3B Q@3 B= B637@ 6=;3 Shortly after dispatch lost contact with

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years of service. M P; 6=>7<5 B= 6/D3 / </;3 B= 0@7<5 4=@E/@2 B= Q:: B63 D/1/<1G 0G B63 <3FB 0=/@2 ;33B7<5 N 3A3:3@ A/72 &=164=@2PA B3@; @C<A 4=@ /<=B63@ months, and Beseler said he has a candidate in mind, and is just waiting for her to accept the appointment, which would require board approval. &=164=@2PA @3A75</B7=< E/A 34431B7D3 Monday, May 25.

"A BG;8E 5B4E7 46G<BA • The board approved the purchase of two new computers, including for the vil:/53PA <3E =253 C@/<5= >=:713 A?C/2 as well as for the village public works ofQ13 The police squad mobile data terminal system is a forced move, at a cost of $3,410, due to changes in the county dispatch and MDT system. M BPA 2C3 B= $=:9 =C<BG 27A>/B16 upgrading their computer system from a digital signal to an Internet-based sysB3; N AB/B32 @3AA3@ $=:713 6734 &G/< Haas. Haas said the new system will be much faster and will allow for virtual mapping

capabilities, and would also allow law agencies and others to send high-resolution evidentiary pictures, warrants and 2@7D3@ :713<A3 >6=B=A B= ;/B16 723<B7Q3A He said the new system also will allow for more detailed dispatching, as it would A6=E @3/: B7;3 :=1/B7=<A =4 :/E =4Q13@A for more reliable and relevant mutual aid assistance requests. “It would allow for a closest-car option 4=@ ;CBC/: /72 N //A /2232 The police MDT system will also require a sort of data plan for the department, at about $50/month. The public works computer will cost $573 and will be purchased from a local vendor. • The board approved the purchase of a concrete pad for the Dresser Municipal Garage for the waste transfer site, where the village does their composting. The concrete will cost $4,620 and was part of the annual budget. • The board approved a resolution to discontinue a portion of West Main Street, <3/@ *7::/53 $7HH3@7/ /A 27A1CAA32 /B / @3cent meeting. The business is hoping to expand to the north, and a survey showed the structure would impeded into an unused easement. The road vacation issue will still need to have a public hearing, which the board set for July 13. • The board approved a renewal of the village property insurance, with a contingency that they can opt out with no penalty if a more affordable option can be found. • The board approved village license applications for businesses across the village, except for the mobile home park, which owes on utility bills. The mobile home park license approval was contingent on them clearing their village utility bills. • The board approved changing the date of their next regular board meeting to July 13, so they can have the public hearing on the West Main Street discontinuation prior to the regular board meeting.

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Unity students celebrate Wisconsin BALSAM LAKE - On Friday, May 22, the Unity fourth-grade students hosted their second-annual Wisconsin Heritage Fair. The fourth-grade students studied the history, geography and sociology of Wisconsin this school year as part of their social studies curriculum. As part of their yearlong Wisconsin Heritage Fair project, students chose a topic of interest relating to Wisconsin and learned how to conduct proper research with the help of

the local librarians at Balsam Lake, Centuria, Milltown and St. Croix Falls libraries. The students then learned how to write research essays and cite their resources and created a poster display to showcase their yearlong learning journey, which was on display for many students, teachers, family and friends to see at the Wisconsin Heritage Fair. It was a fantastic event that showcased our wonderful state. - submitted

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TL!C ends ' $ $ % %"! Marty Seeger|Staff writer BALSAM LAKE – The Unity baseball team played a tense matchup at home against Cumberland during the first round of the WIAA playoffs Tuesday, June 2, and came away with a well-earned win over a tough opponent. The win advanced the Eagles to the WIAA regional A3;7Q</: /B @/<BA0C@5 +32<3A2/G C<3 3. “It is nice to get a win against a very solid Cumberland team. They hit the ball well and we made some nice defenA7D3 >:/GA B= 63:> 7< B63 E7< N A/72 )<7BG coach Matt Humpal. Cumberland hit the ball hard throughout the night off Unity pitcher Connor Olson, and the Beavers took an early 2-0 lead in the third inning with three hits, including two doubles. Unity answered right back in the bottom of the third, as Olson and Brett Nelson each hit RBI singles, and Nate Heimstead hit a hard single up the middle, right at Cumberland pitcher Tyler Landsworth. The hit scored another run to give the Eagles a 3-0 lead, but it was a scary moment for all fans as Landsworth went down hard, and the ball appeared to have hit high on his throwing arm. Landsworth would leave the game in just over two innings of work, as Isaac Boucher took over for Cumberland on the mound. The Beavers would quickly end

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all standings with a score of 80. Only the top two teams qualify for the state tournament, and the top three individuals who are not part of a qualifying team. The third individual heading to state, from Fall Creek, scored a 77.

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8:26.40, while Unity was second with a time of 8:26.97. “It was nice to see them run a 8:26 and win. Their time was good enough to get them in the fast heat at the state meet. (63G E7:: @C< =< @72/G ;=@<7<5 /B N Ward said. Along with competing in the 4x800, Cooper also earned a trip to state in the ;3B3@ @C< ==>3@ Q<7A632 4=C@B6 with a time of 2:04.52. Only the top four individuals or teams in each event earn the right to compete at state. Other Webster athletes that competed at sectionals ended their seasons in Col4/F 0CB A=;3 Q<7A632 E7B6 >3@A=</: 03ABA or a season best. The girls 4x800 meter relay team, which includes Hailey Hollis, Sophie Phernetton, Christina Weis and Lydia Wilson, Q<7A632 B6 =D3@/:: E7B6 / >3@A=</: best time of 12:26. In the 3,200-meter run, +7:A=< Q<7A632 B6 =D3@/:: /<2 /7B:G< Moser just missed state in the shot put E7B6 / Q4B6 >:/13 Q<7A6 /<2 B6@=E =4

06.5. It was more than a foot farther than her personal record. Christina Weis ended up 13th in the :=<5 8C;> E67:3 '/273 =3:H 8CAB ;7AA32 5=7<5 B= AB/B3 E7B6 Q4B6 >:/13 !/::=@G Daniels also competed in the pole vault and placed 13th. For the boys, Scott Hursh had a personal best in the 110-meter hurdles with 19.64, but missed state with 10th place. ./1 =3:H 6/2 / B=C56 3<2 B= 67A 6756 school track career in the 200-meter dash, Q<7A67<5 Q4B6 /<2 8CAB =<3 B6=CA/<2B6 =4 / A31=<2 0367<2 B63 4=C@B6 >:/13 Q<7A63@ <2@3E '16@==B3< Q<7A632 B63 meter run in 10th place, and Jameson Matrious, Nathaniel Gatten, Simeon WilA=< /<2 =3:H B==9 A3D3<B6 7< B63 F meter relay with a season-best time of

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Four from Frederic/Luck headed to state track $ !&% '$ % ! ! & $ $ % &" %& & Marty Seeger|Staff writer COLFAX – Four athletes from the Frederic/Luck track team are heading to the state track meet in La Crosse this week /4B3@ 1=;>3B7<5 7< / @/7< Q::32 A31B7=</: track meet in Colfax last Friday, May 29. A / B3/; B63 @323@71 C19 57@:A Q<ished 17th among 29 teams, and the boys E3@3

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C</0:3 B= ;/93 B63 Q</:A 7< B63 ;3B3@ 6C@2:3A /<2 Q<7A632 A3D3<B6 7< B63 meter hurdles. Chenal was unable to advance in the discus for the Frederic/Luck boys as he Q<7A632 B6 G:3 719A E/A 3756B6 7< the pole vault, Leon Armbruster was seventh in the 100-meter dash, and senior Jes Pedersen was sixth in the 1,600-meter @C< @323@71 C19PA F ;3B3@ @3:/G Q<7A632 A7FB6 =D3@/:: /A D/<A 6@7A $=Cliott, Mitchell Paquette and Armbruster had a time of 46.26. $=C:7=BB Q<7A632 3756B6 7< B63 :=<5 jump, and Pedersen took 10th in the 800meter run.

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%%+.(*," * ',+ -*! GRANTSBURG – The Pirates final game of the regular season ended in a loss to a solid Ellsworth squad that had given up just three runs in the month of May through nine games according to Pirates coach Pete Johnson. The Pirates managed to get one of those three runs in May. M 3AB >7B167<5 E3PD3 4/132 B67A G3/@ +3 had guys on base all night but could only push one across. We stranded 10 run<3@A N Grantsburg struck out 12 times, but managed six hits. Tristan Brewer had a pair of hits that included a double in the seventh inning. He later scored on a pair of errors but that was it for the Pirates. '#,0 " %% $ '#,0 " %% $ SHELL LAKE – The Unity baseball team Q<7A632 =44 B637@ 1=<43@3<13 A3/A=< E7B6 / pair of wins against Shell Lake Tuesday, !/G (63 Q@AB 5/;3 E/A / ;/93C> =4

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solid pitching, stellar defense and timely hitting from the likes of Brady Leahy, Jacob Jacobson, Tyler Henk, Alex Johnson, Brock Peters and Jesse Loen in order to claim their second straight conference title. The Saints last won consecutive championships in 2009 and 2010 under head coach Paul Randolph. With four championships in the last seven seasons one 1/<PB 63:> 0CB E=<23@ 74 B63 '/7<BA 6/D3 AC>>:/<B32 B63 $7@/B3A /A 3/23@ /<2PA high school baseball kingpins Baseball win No. 300 for Frederic alum +7B6 67A B3/;PA <3FB D71B=@G 4=@;3@ Frederic Viking Jeff Ryan will have notched No. 300 as head coach for the Prescott High School baseball Cardinals. “I doubt very ;C16 74 E=C:2PD3 3D3@ 5=<3 7<B= 1=/167<5 had I not had the experience of playing high school baseball under the tutelage of my old coach Steve Jensen,N A/72 &G/< @3R31B7<5 =< his years playing ball at FHS. Ryan also said he was happy to see St. Croix Falls E7< /<=B63@ 1=<43@3<13 B7B:3 M P; happy for fellow UW-Eau Claire grad and

former Blugold ballplayer Brian Jacobson. 3PA / 6319 =4 / 1=/16 N A/72 &G/< (63 3F Viking also noted that he has experienced A3D3@/: B3<A7=< Q::32 5/;3A /5/7<AB 'B @=7F Falls over the years, both as a high school player and later as a coach at Prescott. “In 4/1B B63@3PA / A31B7=</: A3;7Q</: loss to the Saints that still sticks in my craw B= B67A D3@G 2/G N 63 /2232 E7B6 / B=C16 =4 lingering dismay. Morel marauders /AB E339PA 3/23@ @3/23@A D73E32 with interest sports editor Marty Seeger’s account of his mixed-bag outing in pursuit of turkeys, trout and mushrooms. Most local morel hunters reported a below-average season punctuated by a few productive Q<2A M+3 272<PB 6/D3 3<=C56 E/@; 2/GA before the trees developed their canopy of :3/D3A N A/72 =<3 =:2 B7;3@ M G B63 B7;3 temperatures warmed, most of the leaves had fully developed, thereby shading out ;=AB >=B3<B7/: <3E ;=@3: 5@=EB6 N +/7BP:: next year!

How about those Twins? Local Twins and Brewers fans alike will be gathering in Minneapolis during the coming weekend as the interstate, 7<B3@:3/5C3 @7D/:A 1:/A6 4=@ B63 Q@AB B7;3 in 2015. The Twins have surprised the baseball world as this Leader goes to press, 16/::3<57<5 4=@ Q@AB >:/13 7< B63 3<B@/: Division after four seasons at the bottom of the heap. Meanwhile, the Brewers lay claim to the worst record in major league 0/A30/:: /227<5 7<AC:B B= 7<8C@G /4B3@ PA monumental late-season collapse. Few takers for old-timers game Only a scant few former Frederic baseball players have indicated an interest in the prospect of a vintage baseball game versus Grantsburg to be played in September /A >/@B =4 @/<BA0C@5PA A3A?C713<B3<<7/: 13:30@/B7=< 4 AC4Q173<B <C;03@A 1/<<=B be assembled, the gracious Grantsburg =@5/<7H3@A E7:: A==< 6/D3 B= 03 &'*$P32 E7B6 M@35@3BA N

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B7Q1/B7=< 3F>3@73<13 =@ :3AA B7;3 /@3 3<B7Q1/B7=< 3F>3@73<13 =@ :3AA B7;3 /@3 3< couraged to turn in individual sightings of nesting birds they see while they are outdoors hiking, biking, camping or even while sitting in their backyard. “The second Wisconsin Breeding Bird Atlas is critically important to help us understand how Wisconsin bird populaB7=<A /@3 16/<57<5 N 63 A/GA M <2 7B 7A fun, and a great way to learn more about B63 </BC@/: E=@:2 N More than 1,600 people participated in that 1990s survey, and Mueller and other =@5/<7H3@A 6=>3 ;=@3 E7:: 53B 7<D=:D32 this time around. Volunteers can enter B637@ 2/B/ =<:7<3 CA7<5 / 1CAB=;7H32 /B:/A portal to eBird, a Web-based reporting system many birders already use to keep track of their bird sightings and scientists use to harness the power of millions of birdwatchers worldwide. Such technology, along with advances in digital and smartphone cameras, also have made it easier and quicker to verify unusual observations. In addition to WSO, DNR and the Great Lakes Western Bird and Bat Observatory, the Wisconsin Breeding Bird Atlas II is 1==@5/<7H32 0G B63 +7A1=<A7< 7@2 =<servation Initiative.

ASHLAND -- While volunteers helping survey Wisconsin birds have already lit up the record books before prime nesting A3/A=< 3D3< 0357<A AC@D3G =@5/<7H3@A /@3 calling for more avid and interested bird birders to join the cause to provide the most comprehensive account yet of the birds that call Wisconsin home. “Already, volunteers are setting new records for the atlas survey and changing what we know of the breeding bird landA1/>3 7< +7A1=<A7< N A/GA "719 <716 Wisconsin Breeding Bird Atlas coordina coordinator for the Wisconsin Department of NatC@/: &3A=C@13A M+3PD3 6/2 A=;3 5@3/B Q<27<5A A= 4/@ CB B63@3 7A AB7:: A= ;C16 more to learn, and we need more volunteers to help better our understanding of +7A1=<A7< 07@2A N The survey, last done 20 years ago, helps assess whether populations of bird species that nest and raise their young in Wisconsin are increasing, decreasing or staying the same. The results will shape bird conservation efforts over the coming generation. Read more in A Historic Bird Survey, in the February 2015 Wisconsin "/BC@/: &3A=C@13A ;/5/H7<3

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Moth capture field study GRANTSBURG – Join Friends of Crex member Rich Peet as he captures moths for self–study. Peet sets up a white screen with a special light to attract moths. This is an excellent opportunity to see sphinx ;=B6A /<2 :/@53 A7:9 ;=B6A AC16 /A =PA Cecropias and Polyphemus as well as a good probability of a Luna moth. Field study will occur Friday, June 5, beginning at 9:30 pm. Rain date is Saturday, June 6. Meet at Crex Meadows Wildlife Area Dike 6 parking lot off of CTH F. Peet will be set up east of the parking lot <3/@ B63 0=/B :/C<16 /:: 4=@ A>317Q1 27rections. Bring bug spray, refreshments,

camera, and a comfy chair. Free program, preregistration not required. Crex Meadows Wildlife Area is located at: 102 East Crex Ave., Grantsburg, WI 54840. Stop by the visitor center to get the latest information and answers to all of your questions. Wildlife conservation education programs are supported by Friends of Crex, donations always appreciated. For more information, please contact: Kristi Pupak, wildlife conservation educator, at 715-463-2739 or via email: Kristina.pupak@wisconsin.gov For complete details and updated infor-

mation join the Friends of Crex. Receive newsletters, event invites, and discounts. For regular updates, photos, news and more, visit crexmeadows.org or follow

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Agenda: Verification of posting; clerk’s minutes; treasurer’s report; resident issues; road items; website; liquor license approval - John Boy’s Watering Hole; open book and board of review date - 6/13/15, 12:30 2:30 p.m. and 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. Pay bills and look at correspondence 628454 42L 32a Linda Terrian, Clerk

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*AMENDED NOTICE OF HEARING

The Polk County Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, June 16, 2015, at the Government Center in Balsam Lake, WI. The Board will call the public hearing to order at 8:30 a.m., recess at 8:45 a.m. to view sites and reconvene at 1 p.m. at the Government Center in Balsam Lake, WI. At that time, the applicant will inform the Board of their request. (The applicant must appear at 1 p.m. when the Board reconvenes at the Government Center.) TIM & ROXANNE OLSON/MICHAEL & ELIZABETH GENTZ request a special exception to Article 8D1(a) of the Polk County Shoreland Protection Zoning Ordinance for a tourist rooming house. Location: 1722 118th St., Lot 4, CSM #1158, Vol. 5/ Pg. 149, Sec. 6/T34N/R16W, Town of Apple River, Balsam Lake (class 1), parcel 004-00196-0000. JOSEPH KUEPPERS requests a special exception to Article 8D1(a) of the Polk County Shoreland Protection Zoning Ordinance for a tourist rooming house. Location: 2298 120th St. County Rd. GG, Lot 4, CSM #2344, Vol. 11/Pg. 51, Sec. 7/T35N/R16W, Town of Georgetown, Bone Lake (class 1), parcel 026-00226-0000. JAMES & LYNETTE DAHL request a variance to Article 11C, Table 1 & 11F2(a)(2)+(1) of the Polk County Shoreland Protection Zoning Ordinance to be less than 75’ from the ordinary highwater mark with detached garage and addition to side of dwelling and exceed the 750-sq.-ft. dwelling footprint. Location: 739 Hickory Pt. Ln., Lot 1, Dybdahl Plat, Sec. 25/T33N/R17W, Town of Lincoln, Lake Wapogasset (class 1), parcel 032-01257-0000. (*revisions in italic) HAROLD K. OLSON requests a variance to Article 11C, Table 1 of the Polk County Shoreland Protection Zoning Ordinance to be less than 75’ from the ordinary high-water mark with deck. Location: 778 Magnor Lake Ln., Lot 8, Magnor Lake Assessor’s Plat, Sec. 27/T33N/R15W, Town of Clayton, Lake Magnor (class " -$ ."& 1), parcel 016-00657-0000.

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COACHING POSITIONS 2015 - 2016 Position: Luck School District is accepting applications for the positions of: Varsity Girls Volleyball Coach Junior Varsity Girls Volleyball Coach Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Junior Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Middle School Girls Volleyball Coach Qualifications Necessary: Candidates will possess effective coaching techniques, strategies and skills, an understanding of fundamentals of all areas of the sport they are applying for. Candidate will have ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with other coaches, school administrators, athletes and parents. How to Apply: Please send a district application (found at www.lucksd.k12.wi.us), a letter of application, a resume and any supporting credentials to: Brad Werner - Principal Luck High School 810 S. 7th Street, Luck, WI 54853 Deadline to Apply: June 5, 2015

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Raising chickens in a small village is one thing but creating a backyard farm in Chicago is another ... Gary King | Editor GRANTSBURG/CHICAGO - For a good three months the topic of allowing the rais raising of chickens within the Grantsburg Village limits provided some grist for the local news mill. “Chickens come home to roost in Grantsburg� read a headline in a March issue of the Leader. There was some vocal opposition to the plan but in the end village trustees approved a seven-page set of rules, covering everything an urban chicken farmer needs to know. The ordinance also states that backyard chickens “provide affordable and sustainable food and can provide animal companionship and nitrogen-rich fertilizer.� For those who might see that as forcing country life where it really doesn’t belong, consider the fact that even fewer restrictions regarding the raising of animals exist in urban Chicago, where there is nothing in the municipal code against keeping livestock. A modern-day “Mrs. O’Leary,� complete with a cow and lantern, is feasible, but -45*+:11> 8&38 D7*

)C0BF82: 50A< Eric Staswick, 26, a grandson of Dick Klawitter, of rural Grantsburg, is fully engaged in urban farming. He and his wife, Bethany, own a double lot on a side street in the Albany Park neighborhood of Chicago. In February they were featured in the Chicago Tribune in an article by Tribune staff writer Barbara Brotman. The Staswicks got further exposure when the Lincoln, Neb., paper, the JournalStar, reran the article, titling it Kids in the City. The word kids is in reference to the Staswicks’ three baby goats, named after Chicago streets - Foster, Ainslie and Argyle. Eric, son of Cheri (formerly Klawitter) and Paul Staswick, of Lincoln, *74 )C0BF82:B 70E4 0 F41B8C4 0C 28CH:83B50A< Neb., built a shed in the side yard to 2>< >DC;8=8=6 C748A 9>DA=4H 8= LDA10= 50A<8=6 >= house their herd. C7 >5 0= 02A4 M @ 9 <&8 )*D3.9*1> 842*9-.3, 9-&9 we considered carefully,� Eric told the *&)*7 @!-*7* &7* & 149 4+ 9-.3,8 &'4:9 )4.3, 9-.8 .3 9-* (.9> 9-&9 2&0* .9 ).+D(:19 Because we are on such a small piece of land, one-tenth of an acre, the ‘barn’ is six by ten feet and we milk outdoors. This January I was milking every morning, often in temps below zero.� The Staswicks have owned the goats for almost two years. They bought two does and had them bred before bringing them home - and those does have kidded twice since then. Eric says waste disposal is one of 9-*.7 2489 ).+D(:19 (-&11*3,*8 &3) 7*quires a bit of extra work and ingenuity. “We have a few composters around the yard but we are not able to have a typical manure pile in the city,� he noted. “We have been able to turn this into a positive and share the stall cleanout with several local gardeners and community gardens who also compost it - tomorrow I will be delivering old +**) '&,8 D11*) <.9- 9-* (1*&3 4:9 94 several gardeners in the area.� "4G8 )C0BF82: B7>FB >55 5A4B7 466B 8= 0 E834> 2A4 There is no hay storage in their 0C43 1H 74A 50C74A A82 >= 8CH !83B 0A< *74 )C0B shed so the Staswicks have had to get F82:B 6A>F 0 E0A84CH >5 E464C01;4B 8= C748A 60A34=B creative with that as well. They had *74 E834> 20= 14 B44= 0C 28CH:83B50A< 2>< stored it in their garage last season but grew tired of climbing over bales to get to their car. This year they have it stored in a crawl space under their back room. “The work is not always easy but for us it’s worth it,� Eric said. “We enjoy the diversion from busy life here in the city and we appreciate knowing where our food is coming from. I grew up visiting my grandfather at The Wilderness and have fond memories of the animals there.� Other inner-city Chicagoans are moved beyond chickens to become goat herders, although their numbers are relatively small. According to the Tribune article, one woman walks her goats down an alley to allow them to graze in an empty lot during the warm weather.

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Luck School students learn hands-on about reptiles " :(0 (-441C8 0.3)*7,&79*3 &3) D789 ,7&)* classes were introduced to a variety of lizards and snakes on Tuesday, May 26, thanks to a reptile education program put on by Sarah Jorgenson, education outreach coordinator from the Domestic Animal Wellness Center

and Wildlife Rescue in Siren. In addition to learning general facts about reptiles, the students were able to see four different species of wild snakes that are found in our local area. They were also able to touch and hold a bearded dragon, leopard and crested geckos, mountain horned dragon, and various snakes such as corn snakes, hognose snake, bull snake, milk snakes, boa constrictors and a ball python. DAWCWR’s goal is that, through education, children learn that these creatures do not need to be feared but respected for their part in nature. Schools, libraries and organizations are encouraged to contact DAWCWR if they would like to host a program about reptiles, exotic birds, dogs or cats at 715-349-4774. - submitted

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Blood drive held at Webster WEBSTER – The Webster Lions sponsored the Webster Red Cross Bloodmobile on May 12. Sixty-one people participated. Twelve <*7* )4:'1* 7*)8 &3) D;* 5*451* <*7* 3*< donors. A total of 55 pints of blood were collected. Gratitude is extended to all donors and volunteers. – submitted by Jeanine Bickford

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Seattleites, with eyes as big as saucers, watching my dad, the superhero, arriving on the scene, just in the nick of time to prevent disaster. And like a Superman episode on TV, the people my dad saved would thank him over and over again. My dad would smile, shake his head and say, “No need to thank me. I was just doing my job.� I knew that he had a boatload of stories like this to tell. But I never heard any of them. I was too young. He told my mom that he only shared “poignant human interest stories,� when my mom checked to make sure that he was not “scaring the living daylights� out of me. Usually his stories contained a life lesson or message that he wanted to pass on. Of all the stories that my dad told me about his work, my all-time favor.9* .8 9-* 43* &'4:9 9-* 2&3 D8-.3, .3 Pioneer Square. In the mid 1950s, Pioneer Square was a rundown area south of downtown Seattle, full of taverns, pawnshops and illegal gambling places. I had just come home from my half day at kindergarten. My dad was sit sitting in the living room in his easy chair, drinking a cup of coffee. He worked nights, so he had been sleeping when I left for school. I looked forward to seeing him after he woke up and before he went back to work. A drum table with a lamp on it separated my dad’s recliner from my mom’s swivel rocker. I sat down on the nearby couch as close to my dad as possible. My mom broke the rule about not eating in the living room and brought me a peanut butter and jam sandwich with milk, so I could join them. My dad entertained us with one of his

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>;3 CDA:4H John W. Ingalls, MD routine I was accosted by a band of rowdy hummingbirds. Magazine covers may show a crowd of hummingbirds quietly relaxed around a bowl of nec nectar but this is pure propaganda. There must be an adult beverage in the bowl to allow them to sit and converse, like 41) +7.*3)8 &74:3) & (&25D7* 49 &9 my house. It doesn’t work that way up here in the North Woods. Here the hummingbirds take a quick slurp and then E> &'4:9 1.0* D,-9*7 5.1498 )*+*3).3, their right to take another slurp. It is not :3(42243 94 -&;* +4:7 47 D;* -:2mingbirds deftly dipping and dodging in the air currents trying to avoid being skewered by their friends and no one is drinking the nectar. With friends like that, who needs enemies.

stories. “Dispatch called in a report of a trafD( 83&71 :5 43 %*81*7 #&> .3 .43**7 Square,â€? my dad began. “My partner was driving at the time and we headed over in our prowler car to check out the situation. And there stood a man in the middle of the street totally oblivious ‌â€? He looked over at me. “Oblivious means totally unaware.â€? Then he continued, “Totally oblivious to cars swerving around him and people yelling at him. And as I took a good long look at the man, it occurred to me 9-&9 -* <&8 974:9 D8-.3, A My dad put his coffee cup down on the drum table, stood up and pretended 94 -41) &3 .2&,.3&7> D8-.3, 74) .3 43* hand while he began casting out a line with the other. He then paused, as if <&.9.3, 94 -440 & D8- &3) 9-*3 814<1> turned the handle of an imaginary reel. My dad continued his story. “I realized that this man was not in his right mind. And I knew that I could have walked up to him, strong-armed him and dragged him to the prowler car. But I decided that I would try another approach. So, what do you think I did?â€? he asked, looking straight at me. I shook my head. I didn’t have a clue. “Well, I walked over to him – sidled up next to him,â€? my dad said, as he inched sideways, exaggerating the movement of his hips. Then he stopped all movement and said, “I looked over at the man and asked, ‘Do you mind .+ D8- 3*=9 94 >4: +47 & <-.1* C !-* 2&3 34))*) &3) 84 89&79*) D8-.3, alongside him.â€? Once again my dad 57*9*3)*) 94 D8- <.9- -.8 .2&,.3&7> 74) and reel. “After a few casts,â€? my dad contin contin:*) @ (&8:&11> 8&.) B%4: 034< 9-* D8- &7*3C9 '.9.3, -*7* #-> )43C9 <*

move down a stretch and try a different spot?’ The man agreed with me and we walked right to the prowler car where my partner was waiting. We helped the gentleman get inside the car. We did not take him to jail. Instead we drove to a hospital because it was clear that he needed help.� 3) 9-*3 &+9*7 9-* 8947> <&8 D3.8-*) came the teaching moment. “Sometimes my job requires me to use force, honey. But most of the time, if I just take time to really pay attention – to use my eyes,� he said as he touched his 9*251* <.9- -.8 D3,*7 @ 3) 2> 348* A he continued touching his nose and then my nose, while I giggled. “And my ears – I really try hard to listen – to listen with my ears,� he said as he cupped both ears with his hands. “And also to listen with my heart,� he continued, crossing both hands over his heart. “And sometimes,� he said, moving his hand to his stomach, “I even listen with my stomach.� He paused and looked at me. “Did you know you could listen with your heart and also with your stomach?� I tilted my head sideways and with one eye squinted, thought for a mo2*39 &3) D3&11> 8-440 2> -*&) &3) answered, “No.� “Well you can,� he said. “And someday you will. It is really important to open your heart and listen. And sometimes if you are really quiet, you can hear your stomach talk to you. And I don’t mean growling when you’re hungry.� I laughed out loud. And then he added, “When you really try hard to listen, honey, things can usually get worked out.� About the writer: Irene Bugge is a recently retired clinical psychologist on a new journey of discovery through writing. She grade in a city wide safety essay contest; the prize a seaplane ride around Seattle. Each time one of her articles is published in the Inter-County Leader, she experiences the same thrill. Writer’s Carousel, a revolving menagerie of pieces for your enjoyment, is created by participants in Carolyn Wedin’s Write Right Now WITC Community Education classes in Frederic and Luck.

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caretakers to speak up to stop any ani animal abuse. In addition, the “We Care� program promotes responsible pork production and continuous improvement in animal care, handling and transportation. This initiative is complemented by the Transport Quality Assurance Program, certifying people who transport hogs in proper care and handling methods. It’s important to recognize that Walmart has not given producers an ultimatum. There is no deadline. There are no penalties. Walmart’s policy is viewed by animal agriculture as wanting to work with suppliers in addressing consumer concerns, trusting producers to do the right thing. Dr. Ron Prestage, president of the NPPC, says “Walmart’s recognition of that proves that America’s farmers, not extreme animal activist groups, should be setting food policy.�

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" % !-7** >*&78 &3) months almost to the day since the July 2011 windstorm wreaked havoc on Forts Folle Avoine and the rest of Burnett County, a phoenix has risen from the remnants of the damage. It represents a motto adopted by Director Steve Wierschem, “When Mother Nature hands you lemons, make lemonade.� After volunteers cleaned up the fallen timber at the park, rendezvous re-enactor Stony Leroy donated the use of her portable sawmill and Wierschem began making “lemonade.� Piles of broken logs were sawed into dimensional lumber and construction began on a 24- by 36-foot building, with the dream that it would someday become a logging museum to display the Burnett County Historical Society’s collection of logging artifacts. Over the course of two months the framework was completed, and the building had a roof and siding. �That was the easy part!� Wierschem commented. During the ensuing three years he and volunteer George Meyer have been 9-* )7.;.3, +47(* 94 D3.8- 9-* .39*7.47 The society was able to make use of the “work in progress� during their Christmas at the Fort community event. For two weeks in early winter it was transformed into the Elves’ Store, where children could buy reasonably priced gifts for everyone on their shopping list. The two men have been working *=97& -4:78 9-.8 857.3, 94 5:9 9-* D3.8-ing details on the interior construction. Two local students from Webster High School offered their time to assemble vintage photos and write captions for the displays. Forts volunteer Ginny Wierschem is coordinating the layout and putting her special touch on the room. On Saturday, June 13, the doors will '* 45*3*) 94 9-* 5:'1.( +47 9-* D789 9.2* Local historian Mert Cowley will be on hand from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. to autograph copies of his titles. Cowley has authored 8*;*7&1 '4408 D11*) <.9- ;.39&,* 5-4948 illustrating the area’s rich heritage of logging .

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Gift shop manager Alaina Lyseth will also be available behind the counter in the visitor center to sign her book “Hinckley and the Fire of 1894.� One of the contributing causes to that catastro-

phe was the accepted logging practices of the time. There is no admission charge to view the museums at Forts Folle Avoine. Interpretive tours of the historic site are

available that day and on Wednesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., all season long.

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VPCT to hold kickoff to summer season WEBSTER - The Village Players Community Theatre group will be hosting a kickoff to the group’s summer production at the Voyager Village Community Center on Thursday, June 11, at 5 p.m. Everyone is welcome to come and enjoy a potluck supper and a taste of this summer’s play, too. The play, “Don’t Hug Me,� book/lyrics by Phil Olson and music by Paul Olson, produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, will start Thursday, July 23,

and run through Sunday, Aug. 2, Thursday through Sunday, performances only. Come celebrate the start of their summer theater season. Check for production updates and ticket ordering information on the VPCT website, villageplayerscommunitytheatre.com or email questions to: theatreVPCT@ gmail.com. - submitted

Abrahamson Nurseries is Falls Chamber Business of the Month

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50 years ago Darlene Beers, from the Perida 4-H Club, was one of 14 4-H’ers from throughout the state invited to attend the state 4-H Drama Actors and Directors Workshop at UW-Madison.–Gary Byl, 11, won the contest and a pony for coming up with the name Fawn-Doe-Rosa for the former Bambiland near St. Croix Falls. He lived near Atlas with his parents, Herb and Vivian Byl, and younger brothers, Gregory, Mitchell and Jimmy.– Winners of the poppy poster contest in Frederic were D+9- 8.=9- &3) 8*;*39- ,7&)*78 &;.) &71843 4' Route, Mary Carlson, Ann Marie Pedersen, Bruce Erickson and Vonnie Larson.–A dance May 29 at the D’Lux Teen Club in Milltown would feature music by the Blackstones.–Judy Moats, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Moats, from Frederic, was graduating from UW-Madison with a bachelor’s degree in business administration.–Carole Culbertson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Levoine Culbertson, Webster, was graduating from Eau Claire University and would teach kin)*7,&79*3 47 D789 ,7&)* .3 :39.3,943 *&(- &1.+ in the fall.–Mart Lind, son of Pastor and Mrs. S. Eduard Lind, Trade Lake, was graduating from Gustavus Adolphus College with a degree in biology and was considering graduate school or the Peace Corps.– Frederic grads who were graduating from River Falls University were Duane Jensen, Warren Wilson, Harlin Owens and Janice Paulsen. Also graduating were Daisy McKinley, Siren, Barbara Larson, St. Croix Falls, and Joan Chelmo, Webster.

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at the St. Croix Falls location. With the 22,000 square feet of combined greenhouse space, they are able to produce annuals and small perennials to stock all three of their locations. Their grower has over 40 years of experience in the greenhouse production industry and knows how to produce the highest quality product for the best possible value, from renovating an entire landscape to planting a single tree. Congratulations to Abrahamson Nurseries for being the Falls Chamber of Commerce June Business of the Month! Membership in the chamber is open to individuals, 1&7,* &3) 82&11 ':8.3*88*8 &3) 343574D9 47,&3.?&9.438 For more information about chamber membership or '*3*D98 51*&8* ;.8.9 9-*.7 <*'8.9* &9 +&118(-&2'*7 47, (433*(9 <.9- 9-* (-&2'*7 43 &(*'440 &3) E.(07 &118 Chamber; on Twitter @FallsChamberSCV and on Instagram, FallsChamber SCV. Chamber events can be found at web.fallschamber.org/events. - from Falls Chamber

The trombone octet from Siren High School took & D789 &9 9-* 89&9* 8414 &3) *38*2'1* (425*9.9.43 .3 Eau Claire. They were David Daniels, Dennis Wiberg, Mike Adler, Mike Geske, Sim Lee, Todd Highstrom, Dan D’Jock and Dan Heath.–The Frederic boys track team continued to excel. Brett Southard made 6 feet in the high jump, Ron Peterson set a Class C discus record with a 116’ throw, and Jim Brekke set a new meet and school record in the 2-mile run at 10:48.62.– Carolyn Wedin Sylvander, Whitewater, was among 29 recipients of the Woodrow Wilson Fellowship. She was pursuing her Ph.D. and was chosen for the award for her dissertation on writer Jessie Fauset.–Mr. and Mrs. Jess Petersen turned over the keys of the Gamble Store in Luck to their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Petersen.–Brenda Taylor was the valedictorian at Webster High School, with Elveda Morrill as salutatorian. The rest of the honor students were Theodore Phernetton, Billie Foote, Ginny Tourville, Siiri Larsen, Sheri Quinn, John Richey, Leslie Nelson, Cindy Litwin and Vicki Schaaf.–Bruce Kaatz, son of Edwin and Sharon Kaatz, Frederic, would graduate May 23 from Crosier Seminary Preparatory High School, Onamia, Minn.–Honor students at Grantsburg High were Cynthia Karels, Timothy Lexen, Diane Brask, Jane Carlstrom, David Ekblad, Lori Hoffman, Penelope Johnson, Janis Kopp, Richard Mothes, James W. Nelson, Kristie Oman, Kay Tyberg, Kenneth Wick1:3) &3) 33 %4:3,

20 years ago Burnett County 4-H’ers participated in the annual food and clothing revue. In the clothing competition, :(&8 9.*2&33 &3) 2.1> 9.*2&33 7*(*.;*) D789 51&(* 7&9.3,8 43 9-* 4:9D98 9-*> (7*&9*) &3) 24)*1*) For the foods revue, Alex Peterson made a fruit and yogurt parfait. Maiya Fuller baked cinnamon quick bread and presented a food action demonstration about making butter. 4-H is about learning by doing and growing through sharing experiences. Connect yourself to the clover today!

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Brother and sister Jon and Jill Iverson were chosen king and queen of the St. Croix Falls prom.–Orville Falk sold his lifetime collection of Studebaker automobiles at an auction in Luck.–There was a grand open.3, +47 9-* 4:3) &0* %4:9- *39*7 43 9-* 4:3) Lake Reservation near Luck.–Nineteen-year-old Paul Hans, from Clayton, was waiting behind a dump truck at a stoplight when he was rear-ended by a semi and shoved into the back of the dump truck. The front and rear ends of his Buick Skylark were demolished but he was not injured.–Harmony Panek, from Frederic, was awarded the Leo & Gertrude Schnur Scholarship in English at UW-La Crosse.–Sheila Sorenson, from Luck, <&8 3&2*) :989&3).3, 9:)*39 .3 9-* 2*).(&1 4+D(* specialist program at Chippewa Valley Technical College.–Greg Norman was named the new head football coach at Webster.–Top fundraisers for the DARE program were awarded new bikes for their efforts. They .3(1:)*) 2&3)& %4:7(-:(0 .7*3 .(-&*1 :77.* Danbury; Jason Geiger, Grantsburg; Justin Fossum, Siren; and Alicia Reynolds, Siren.–Siren’s Christina Pribula was the conference champ with a 5-foot leap in the high jump. The Viking girls track team won the conference championship.–The Citizens Humane Society of Polk County said 10 more lost dogs had been reported, and a Twin Cities TV station had reported that some research labs were paying up to $400 for purebred dogs.–Cassie Gilbertson, 12, a Unity seventhgrade honor student, died by accidental asphyxiation.

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Dr. Dann Rowe, DDS

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I want to thank my family and friends for all the cards, flowers, calls and prayers I received while I was in Sacred Heart Hospital in Eau Claire.

Dear Teacher, Thank you. Thank you for caring about our children. Thank you for teaching them to read so they can navigate the world. Thank you for teaching them how to use numbers so they can figure out the price of what they want to achieve. Thank you for teaching them history so they can understand where we all come from. Thank you for teaching them science so they can better understand the physical world that surrounds us. Thank you for adapting your usual classroom curriculum to challenge the brightest students and to keep them engaged. Thank you for the extra time you give the students who need your help the most. Thank you for doing your job in front of a classroom of students who may be hungry, who may act bored, who may resent your authority, and whose parents might even share those traits. Thank you for the hours you spend outside the classroom, preparing, reading, grading and keeping yourself current. Thank for the thoughtful conferences you hold with parents to help them understand their child’s strengths and weaknesses. Thank you for the money you spend out of your own pocket to help students in need, to supplement classroom materials, to fund scholarships for graduates. Thank you for your patience, your years of training and experience, your dedication and your efforts to help our children create a better world for all of us. Thank you for continuing to do all this in the face of a hostile state government and inadequate funding. Please know that we appreciate what you do and that we support your rights.

Appointment information call 715-472-2211

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Help Feed Hungry Kids!

BACKPACK FUNDRAISER

Sponsored By The Salvation Army And Participating Area Churches

Friday, June 12, 4-8 p.m.

at the Amery Fire Hall There will be Barbecues, Hot Dogs (& all the fixings) Bake Sale - Silent Auction - Dunk Tank Jumping Fun House - Live Music – Freewill Offering – The Backpack Program has been hit hard by the economy, and this program discreetly gives children of low-income families, through no fault of their own, a backpack of good, nutritional food at the end of the school week. Many children go without food and need our helping hand. " All proceeds from the fundraiser will go to support the Salvation Army’s Backpack Program and will stay in Polk County. Applying for matching funds, Polk-Burnett Chapter #39015 of Thrivent.

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cord-setting buck for the 100th anniversary of its harvest. Project manager Harriet Rice, with the help of Burnett County Community Development Director Mike Kornmann, designed an educational program around the 8(:159:7* 9-&9 )*1.,-9*) &3) *1*(97.D*) 9-* 0.)8 The show also inspired counselor Debra Eichmann and art teacher Dawn Schultz. Could Siren build its very own dragon? From May 26-29, Lutter-Gardella served as an artist-inresidence at Siren School. Under his direction, students in the high school art class and volunteers working after school recycled industrial scraps into a giant puppet - a piece of kinetic art that will last for years and be used at school events and parades. The effort, made possible

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Siren Middle/High School named Jostens 2015 Yearbook Program of Excellence School recognized for dynamic and engaging yearbook SIREN – Jostens, the leading producer of yearbooks and student-created content, recently announced that Siren Middle/High School’s yearbook program has been named a 2015 Jostens National %*&7'440 74,7&2 4+ =(*11*3(* !-* &9.43&1 %*&7'440 74,7&2 4+ =(*11*3(* recognizes engaging yearbooks that reE*(9 & '74&) 7*57*8*39&9.43 4+ 9-* 89:)*39 body while helping students develop 21st century skills such as communication, collaboration, and information and communication technologies literacy. The Siren Middle/High School awardwinning yearbook program is led by Emily Howe, editor; Harriet Koball, Editor; Zoe Emery, business manager; Casey-Jean Brown, Nate Martin, Shawnee Merrill, Mercedes Moody, Hope Peterson, Ashley Teron, Sophie Vasatka, Kayla Eideh, Garret Hunter, Max Lindquist and Bailey Mangen under the direction of Renae Peterson, Siren Middle/High School yearbook adviser. “I am very proud of the yearbook staff and the book that these students created this year. Our small school is like a family and the yearbook staff has worked hard to make our book one that includes everyone,�Peterson said. 489*38 &9.43&1 %*&7'440 74,7&2 4+ Excellence Awards are presented twice a year, in spring and in fall for yearbooks delivered during the school year. The award was presented to the Siren Middle/High School yearbook program for &(-.*;.3, 9-* )*D3*) (7.9*7.& .3 *&(- 4+ three following categories: creating an inclusive yearbook, generating school engagement and successfully managing the

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dependently neutral organizations, and approved by a judicial review board as exhibiting virtue in the practice of law. Due to the incredible selectivity of the appointment process, only the top 1 percent of attorneys in the United States are awarded membership in NADC. This

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LUCK — The Luck School District’s family and consumer science department has a new Whirlpool stove, thanks to a grant from Polk-Burnett Electric Cooperative’s Operation Round-Up program. This new appliance was purchased from Steve’s Appliance in Milltown. Funding for Operation Round-Up comes from members of Polk-Burnett Electric Cooperative who volunteer to round their monthly electric bill up to the next dollar amount. Grants are awarded to programs that enhance the local communities and to opportunities for youth according to the cooperative principles. “Thank you, Polk-Burnett Electric, for the grant,� said Renee Gavinski, family and consumer education teacher. “The stove is greatly appreciated.� — submitted by Luck School District

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William J. “Bill� Rivard, 70, of Cushing, Wis., formerly of Centerville, Minn., passed away peacefully on June 1, 2015. He was preceded in death by his wife, Kathleen; and parents, Marcel and Dorothy. He is survived by his children, Michael (Lisa), Joseph (Angie), William Jr. (Renee) and Jennifer (Chad) Hackett; grandchildren, Tanisha, Mac, Sam, Taylor, Joey, Justin, Jake, Jessica, Will, Grace, Jackson, Savannah, Chloe and Morgan; great-grandchildren, Jace and Keegan; and siblings, Jim (Judy), Marcel Jr. “Pie� (Linda), Don (Dayna), Dan (Deb), Tom, Matt (Alex), Peggie (Paul) Anderson, Penny (Jeff) Sherman and John (Pam). Mass of Christian Burial will be Friday, June 5, at 10 a.m. at St. Genevieve Catholic Church, 7087 Goiffon Rd., Centerville. Interment will be at St. Genevieve Church Cemetery. Visitation will be from 4-8 p.m. Thursday, June 4, at Mueller-Bies Funeral Home, Lino Lakes, Minn., 7050 Lake Dr. (Cty. Hwy. 23) and also at the church on 7.)&> +742 & 2 9 .11C8 7*6:*89 .3 1.*: 4+ E4<ers, memorials preferred to the Wounded Warriors Project, woundedwarriorsproject.org. Mueller-Bies Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements, 651-784-3390, muellerbies.com.

John Howard Clayton, 89, of St. Croix Falls, Wis., passed away peacefully at Christian Community Home of Osceola, Wis., on May 3, 2015. John was born June 1, 1925, in St. Croix Falls to Howard and Marion Clayton. John attended St. Croix Falls High School. During WWII, John worked at Baraboo Munitions. On June 9, 1946, John married his highschool sweetheart, Bonnie Lundberg. They had three children, Robert, Nancy and Laurie. Together they lived in St. Croix Falls, and owned and operated Clayton Hardware Hank for 50 years. They spent their summers living at Deer Lake, Wis., and eventually made that their permanent residence. John and Bonnie spent a lot of time traveling all over the United States and Canada. They visited all 50 states, many several times. In retirement, John and Bonnie spent their winters in Mesa, Ariz., where they enjoyed the warm weather, swimming and visits from family members who wanted to escape from the cold northern winters. John was the last living charter member of the St. Croix Falls Lions Club and worked on many projects with the organization. John was also a member of the First Presbyterian Church of St. Croix Falls. He was a volunteer for over a decade at the Wisconsin Interstate Park, a member of both the St. Croix Falls and Taylors Falls historical societies, an active participant in fundraising for the new St. Croix Falls Public Library, and he was one of the original reading buddies at the St. Croix Falls Elementary School. John was the grand marshal of the Wannigan Days Parade two times and on the parade committee for many years. He was a member of the St. Croix Falls Fire Department for 25 years, as well as a Boy Scout leader and 4-H leader. John was preceded in death by his wife, Bonnie; parents; brother, Charlie; son, Robert Clayton; grandson, John Clayton; and great-grandson, Michael Clayton. John is survived by his daughters, Nancy Clayton of Gig Harbor, Wash.; and Laurie (Mark) Sabel of St. Croix Falls; daughter-in-law, Pamela Clayton of St. Paul, Minn.; grandchildren, Charlie (Christian), Ben (Kelly), Luke (Kate) and Valerie (Kris); granddaughter-in-law, Lindsey Clayton-King; and seven great-grandchildren, Robert, Emily, Owen, Abigail, Wesley and Oliver; and a greatgranddaughter to be born in July. He is also survived by his brother-in-law, Charlie (Marilou) Lundberg, of Costa Mesa, Calif. A Celebration of Life will be held in John’s memory on Saturday, June 13, at 11 a.m. at the First Presbyterian Church of St. Croix Falls. A visitation will be held before the service, starting at 10 a.m. 3 1.*: 4+ E4<*78 4-3 &80*) +47 )43&9.438 94 ,4 94 the St. Croix Falls Public Library or the St. Croix Falls Historical Society. Arrangements are being handled by Grandstrand Funeral Home – Edling Chapel, grandstrandfh.com.

Olivia Hansen, 92, Luck, Wis., died Friday, May 29, 2015, at the United Pioneer Home in Luck. Olivia Caroline Jensen Hansen was born Jan. 17, 1923, in Brooten, Minn., to Peter and Clara Skarhus Jensen. At the age of 3 years old, she and her family moved to Wisconsin. She attended various country grade schools and graduated from Luck High School in 1941. On Feb. 15, she was united in marriage to Lester Donald Hansen and three daughters were born. She and Lester farmed a small farm next to the Bone Lake Store all of their married life. She was a homemaker, working some summers at Stokley’s Pea Factory in Milltown, along with her sister, Pearl. 1.;.& 14;*) <470.3, .3 9-* 84.1 &3) -&) 2&3> E4<*7 beds and a large garden. She canned hundreds of jars of fruits and vegetables each year. She was preceded in death by her husband, Lester, in 1988; her parents; brother, Olander (Elaine) Jensen; sisters, Mildred (Calvin) Comstock, Elvera (Harold) Rouzer, Pearl (Johnnie) Anderson; in-laws, Myland (Leona) Hansen, Carl (Arlene) Hansen; and sister-in-law, Dagney Hansen. Surviving are her daughters, LaVonne (Robert) Hansen, Eileen (Leslie) Markee and Lila (Michael) Christensen; six grandchildren, Sonja (Kory) Klemmack, Melissa (Pat) Kelley, Shayne (Todd) Wilfer, Michael (Lisa) Markee, Scott (Stephanie) Christensen and Staci (Dixon) Magnuson; 12 great-grandchildren, Tiffany, Kory Jr., Ryan and Ted Klemmack, Kendra and Katelyn Kelley, Peter and Krista Markee, Matthew and Olivia Christensen and Bayli and Logan Magnuson. Funeral services were held at Bone Lake Lutheran Church, Luck, on Monday, June 1, with the Rev. Mari1>3 7488D*1) 4+D(.&9.3, -7.89.3& #-.9* <&8 47,&3.89 and vocalists were Scott Christensen and Staci Magnuson. Olivia was laid to rest next to her husband, Lester, at Bone Lake Cemetery following the service. Pallbearers were Olivia’s six grandchildren. An online guestbook is available at rowefh.com. Arrangements are entrusted to Rowe Funeral Home in Luck, 715-472-2444.

Norman A. Syrjala passed away Saturday, May 23, 2015, at Frederic Nursing and Rehab after a short battle with cancer. There will be a visitation at Rowe Funeral Home in Luck, Wis., on Saturday morning, June 13, from 10 a.m. to noon, followed by a gathering at the Cushing Community Center, 2510 - 241st St., Cushing, WI 54006. A complete obituary will be published at a later date. Arrangements are entrusted to Rowe Funeral Home in Luck, rowefh.com, 715-472-2444, and the Northwest Wisconsin Cremation Center in Milltown, wicremationcenter.com, 715-825-5550.

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Kim (Baldwin) Ayres Kim (Baldwin) Ayres passed away peacefully May 13, 2015, in her home surrounded by family, friends and her beloved cats. Kim battled a short, brave battle with liver disease. “I’ve had a great life. I have no regrets and I’m ready to be with Mom again.� Kim was born Sept. 11, 1963, in Frederic, Wis., to Ardell “Baldy� and Beverly Baldwin. She was raised in Luck, Wis., and graduated from Luck High School in 1982. In 1986, Kim and her brother, Kevin loaded up their car and headed to “sunny� Florida, where Kim made her home for the next 29 years. Kim was a cosmetologist and for the past eight years, she and good friend Carla Woods ran and owned Diana’s Beauty Center. Kim loved to bake and cook for her friends and clients, and she loved the casino and seemed to have the golden touch when she went. She was preceded in death by her mother, Beverly Baldwin and grandparents, Clifford and Alice Baldwin and Roy and Agnes Laatsch. She will be greatly missed by her father, Ardell “Baldy� Baldwin, and wife, Lois; sister, Kelly (Rick) Tricker; brother, Kevin Baldwin; nieces, Jessica (Adam) Eichten and Randi Hawkins; nephews, Austin and Keaton Baldwin; her Florida family, Duke, Robyn, Mary, Doug, Jeffery, Carla, Randy and Nancy. Please join Kim’s family for a graveside memorial at 4 p.m. on Friday, June 12, at the Maple Grove Cemetery in Frederic, Wis., with a gathering at the Coon Lake Park to follow. Arrangements are entrusted to Rowe Funeral Home in Luck, rowefh.com, 715-472-2444.

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Mildred Idell (Johnson) Setchell, age 95, formerly of Webb Lake, Burnett County, Wis., passed away Saturday, May 30, 2015, in Benson, Ariz. Services are pending. A full obituary will be placed in a later edition. Arrangements entrusted to Swedberg-Taylor Funeral Home, Webster. Online condolences may be expressed at swedberg-taylor.com.

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As followers of Christ, we have the privilege of planting his word for his kingdom. I knew a woman who never missed an opportunity to share God’s word with others. No matter whom she met, she ended her conversation with “Jesus loves you.� These three simple words, wrapped around God’s truth, can take root in the hearts of broken or helpless people and transform their lives. What seeds are you planting today? Lord, thank you for your life-giving, fruit-producing word. Help us to use it consistently as we plant it into the soil of hearts that need it as much as we do. In Jesus’ name, amen. Mrs. Bair may be reached at sallybair@ gmail.com.

your friends listen to?â€? “What types of songs are out of bounds?â€? and “What constitutes a ‘good’ song?â€? Finally, hook up their electronic gizmo of choice to your car radio or home ste7*4 &3) 1.89*3 94,*9-*7 7*,:1&71> %4:C11 be up to speed on your kids’ music consumption, and – more importantly – you’ll be encouraging a process of dis dis(*732*39 9-&9 (&3 '*3*D9 9-*2 +47 9-* rest of their lives. ••• Jim Daly is a husband and father, an author, president of Focus on the Family and host of the “Focus on the Familyâ€? radio program. Catch up with him at jimdalyblog.com or at facebook.com/DalyFocus. Copyright 2014 Focus on the Family, Colorado Springs, CO 80995. International copyright secured. All rights reserved. Distributed by Universal Uclick, 1130 Walnut St., Kansas City, MO 64106; 816-581-7500. This feature may not be reproduced or distributed electronically, in print or otherwise, without written permission of Focus on the Family.

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JUNE

THURS!"SAT!#$"% Centuria • Rummage sale at Fristad Lutheran. Thurs. 7 a.m.4 p.m., Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.-2 p.m.

THURSDAY#$ Amery • Bingo at the VFW post, 6:30 p.m.

Balsam Lake • “Strange Magicâ€? movie at the library, 5 p.m.

Milltown • Friends of the Library meeting at the library, 6 p.m., 715-825-2313.

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Luck • Music in the Park - Freeway Jam, 6:30 p.m., luckwisconsin.com. • Hunters education, 715-472-8191 for info.

Rice Lake • Start Here - Finish Here open house at UWBC, 67:30 p.m., 715-234-8176, ext. 1, kellicoller@uwc.edu.

Siren • Restorative Justice Victim Impact Panel at Bethany Lutheran Church, 6 p.m., 715-349-2117.

St. Croix Falls • Free Fine Films, “Nicotine Bees: Why Honey Bees are in Big Trouble,â€? at the library, 6:30 p.m., 715-4831777.

THURSDAY#++ Amery

Siren

• Bingo at the VFW post, 6:30 p.m.

• Music in the Park at Crooked Lake, 6:30 p.m., 715-3498399, visitsiren.com.

Baldwin • St. Croix Valley Beekeepers meeting at Peace Lutheran Church, 7 p.m., stcroixbeekeepers.org.

St. Croix Falls • Chronic pain support group at the medical center, 5-6:30 p.m., 715-483-0431.

Milltown • Friends of Victims of Violence support group at North Valley Lutheran, 6 p.m., 800-261-7233.

Webster • Lions & Lioness food distribution at Connections, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., 715-866-8151.

Siren • Northwoods Flyers Experimental Aircraft Assoc. Club meets at the government center, Rm. 165, 7 p.m. • Music in the Park at Crooked Lake, 6:30 p.m., 715-3498399, visitsiren.com.

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• Youth hockey garage sale at the arena. Fri. 8 a.m.6 p.m., Sat. 8 a.m.-2 p.m.

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Grantsburg

• Kickoff to summer theater potluck at Voyager Village, 5 p.m., villageplayerscommunitytheatre.com.

• Big Gust Days. Sales, food, run/walk, tractor/mowwer/motorcycle/car show, grantsburgchamber.com/ events.

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Osceola

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

Grantsburg

• at Crex, 9:30 p.m.-1 a.m., crexmeadows.org, 715-463-2739.

Luck • “A Summer Placeâ€? movie at the museum, 7 p.m.

St. Croix Falls • Buy Local Night; Music on the Overlook: Undergroove & Bad Things, 6:30 p.m., musicontheoverlook. com. • Kids Summer Reading Kickoff Fair at the library, 3:306:30 p.m., 715-483-1777.

SAT! & SUN!#% & ' Statewide

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Statewide • Wisconsin state parks open house.

SATURDAY#% Amery • Stower Seven Lakes Triathlon at Soo Line Park, 9 a.m., amerywisconsin.org. • Amery Trail Days, trailheads downtown, amerywisconsin.org. • at the ambulance station, 3-6 p.m.

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• Wounded Warriors in Action fundraiser. Sat. Siren National Golf, 715-349-8000. Sun., concert at the Danbury casino, 800-238-8946, danbury.stcroixcasino.com.

Milltown • Hansen Farms Youth Milk Tournament at the ballpark.

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Webb Lake

• Ruby’s Pantry at the town maintenance shop, $20 donation. Open 9:30 a.m., distribution 10-11:30 a.m.

• Free Wheelin’ Weekend. Guided tours on the ATV trails, 10 a.m., Rosenthal’s Resort, turfandtundra.org, 715-259-3405.

• Wannigan Days. Food, music, pulls, etc. Sat. parade, wannigans.com.

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• Rummage sale at Luck Lutheran Church, 8 a.m.12:30 p.m.

• Music at Skonewood Retreat, King’s Countrymen, 6:30 p.m.

• Sign-up deadline for Milk Tournament on June 12-14, 715-825-2494.

• at Clam Lake Wayside Park, "# $ 349-2400.

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

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• Head injury support group at the library, 2 p.m.

• Tractor safety course at the ag station for age 12+, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Preregister: 715-635-3506.

• 3-person scramble at Siren National benefiting Wounded Warriors in Action, 10 a.m., 715-501-0755. • German dinner at Siren Methodist Church, 4-7 p.m., 715-349-2514/8623.

Milltown Osceola

• Friends of the Osceola Library used book sale in conjunction with Rhubarb Days. New location: Chieftain St. & 4th Ave., 9 a.m.-3 p.m., 715-294-2657/2310.

Siren • Lions/Lioness yard sale donation drop-off at their building, 9 a.m.-noon, 715-349-2400. • Burnett Washburn Radio Association (NORWESCO) meeting in the EOC of the government center, 9 a.m.

Spooner • 3K walk/5K run, Color Run, start at the high school. Register 7:30-8:15 a.m. 8:30 a.m. start, schoolathon.org. • Author R.J. Kinderman, “Beans and Lolo’s Big Bike Ride,â€? at Northwind Book and Fibre, 1 p.m.

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Spooner

TUESDAY#* Amery • Cancer support group at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church, 7 p.m., 715-268-6722 or 715-268-7290.

• Poco Penners meeting at the library building, 2 p.m., 715-648-5244.

Falun Frederic Milltown • Hometown Heroes Day party at Bering Park.

Siren

St. Croix Falls • SCRMC Volunteer Partners luncheon, bake & book sale, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at the high school.

Four Score wins top trophy at high school barbershop competition ST. CROIX FALLS - Four Score, a high school barber barbershop quartet from St. Croix Falls High School, recently <43 9-* D789 &33:&1 #.8(438.3 .,- (-441 &7'*78-45 Quartet Festival/Competition, men’s division, held at Silver Lake College in Manitowoc, on Saturday, May 30. The contest is sponsored in part by the Barbershop Harmony Foundation International organization and the Manitowoc Barbershop Chapter. To qualify for the event, men’s and women’s quartets 2:89 -&;* 7*(*.;*) & D789 7&9.3, &9 9-* #.8(438.3 (-441 Music Association sponsored state festival. Four Score, (4257.8*) 4+ 8*3.478 &70 #&25E*7 *37> 1*.3 Jay Forsman and Alex King, received an almost perfect scorecard at the state festival in Eau Claire on an original &77&3,*2*39 (42548*) '> #&25E*7 !-* &77&3,*2*39 titled “A Sesame Street Medley� received great accolades from one of the judges. Paul Wigley, a music judge in the competition from Stillwater, Minn., was quite impressed that a high school senior could write such a clean-sound clean-sounding barbershop arrangement. The festival was treated like any other barbershop contest. There were six judges from all over the Midwest. They began meeting with the quartets in the morning, explaining how the categories of singing, music and presentation were scored, listened to each quartet, and gave them feedback. Following this coaching session, the quartets competed and were scored. The result: >DA )2>A4 2><?A8B43 >5 B4=8>AB " C> ( #0A: -0<?5;4A 0H >AB<0= ;4G !8=6 0=3 4=AH !;48= A4248E43 0= 0;<>BC ?4A542C Four Score won the men’s competition with a score of B2>A420A3 0C C74 BC0C4 54BC8E0; 8= 0D ;08A4 >= 0= >A868=0; 0AA0=64<4=C 2><?>B43 1H -0<?5;4A 370, or 61.7 percent of the total points awarded in the a competition. This score is equivalent to a B and would Four Score took home the Schmitt Family traveling of “The Music Man.� The boys each received a plaque, rank amongst a quality score for other more developed trophy, named after a well-known barbershop fam- medal and cash award along with a donation made to quartets. This score also was the highest score given out ily who were featured in the Hollywood production their schools music program. - submitted between both the men’s and women’s divisions.

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