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Albany math students compete at regional meet ALBANY — Albany’s seventh- and eighth-grade math team placed 2nd at the regional math meet held in Blanchardville and hosted by the Pecatonica School District on Tuesday, April 12. Students competed in four individual events consisting of algebraic, geometric, problem-solving, and mental math activities and one team event in which all students needed to collaborate together even though they may be in different math classes. Albany will now move on to compete in the State Mega Math Meet held at Madison College at the end of May. Congratulations to the following participating students: Nathaniel Ross, Brandon Janes, Haley Mueller, Ivy Horn, Harvey Bailey, Lily Brewer, Marques Flood, and Lily Larson. Courtesy photo Harvey Bailey achieved Jen Hawk Riemer and David Pryce are named “Where in the the 5th-highest individuWatershed?” photo contest winners. al score for the entire meet, and Nathaniel Ross achieved the overall highest individual score for the entire meet. BRODHEAD — Congratula- 9 at the Brodhead Memorial Good luck at state! tions to Jen Hawk Reimer and Library to claim their prizes, David Pryce, winners of the LSRWA T-shirts. Jen identified the Week 1 Lower Sugar River Watershed Association’s “Where in the photo: the site of the Decatur By Beth Blakemore Cemetery. David Pryce, an avid Watershed?” contest. Correspondent Jen and David stopped by the paddler, quickly identified the ALBANY — The highlight of Sugar River Watershed Summit photo of Searles Creek at Park the April 2016 Albany School 2016, held on Saturday, April Road, the Week 4 photo. Board meeting was the swearing into office of three new school Susan Jane Prien board members: Phil Kubesh, October 4th, 1940 – April 26th, 2015 Barb Briggs, and Steve Elliott. You can shed tears that she is gone You can cry and close your mind, be empty and Also, the school’s referendum or you can smile because she has lived turn your back passed. It was the highest passor you can do what she’d want: You can close your eyes and pray that she’ll ing of all the area schools’ refersmile, come back endums. open your eyes, Or you can open your eyes and see all she’s left love The three-hour meeting also Your heart can be empty because you can’t see her and go on. covered administrative reports, a or you can be happy for tomorrow because of service learning trip to DominiMissed with all yesterday can Republic, a discussion our hearts... over the future of Albany baseYou can remember her and only that she’s gone Chris, Carm & Peyton or you can cherish her memory and let it live on ball teams, and PBIS, Positive Behavior, Intervention and Support. Connie Gregorson, 4K through I’d like to thank everyone who helped me celebrate 12 Principal, mentioned the Midmy retirement from the Water and Light. The cards, dle School’s play, Snow White and the seniors’ final day, May gifts and well wishes were much appreciated. 25, in the administrative reports. I’d especially like to thank the Water and Light Peter Diedrich, College Prep. Commission and my co-workers for the many and English Teacher, presented a proposed service learning trip years of friendship and support. to the Dominican Republic in The Tom Nipple Family which students would learn how 438 240 to snorkel and kayak. There would be a coral reef project

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Albany earns second-place finish in Quiz Bowl POTOSI — Students from Albany High School recently participated in the Southwest Wisconsin Regional Quiz Bowl at Potosi High School on April 6th. The contest involved answering questions on a variety of topics in a timed competition. Albany’s students performed well and achieved a secondplace finish for the second year in a row. Congratulations to the students on a job well done! Courtesy photo

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Voting results come in for Albany Norwegian Once again, Abe Runaas was re-elected as Municipal Judge, running unopposed. Three positions were open for school board representatives, and five candidates ran in hopes of getting one of those spots. The five candidates who ran for the school board positions were Barb Briggs, Steve Elliott,

Ed Maksym, Philip Kubesh, and Fred Johnson. emetery Coming in first for the polls ALBANY — Residents of was Barb Briggs with 27.5% of Albany voted Tuesday, April 5th meeting the vote. Second place was given on their choice for Municipal to Steve Elliott with 26.5% of Judge, school board representaheld the votes. Third place was occutives, Green County board reprepied by Philip Kubesh with 22%. ALBANY — The annual sentative, presidential candidates, Fourth place was taken by an meeting of the Norwegian and the Albany School referenincumbent board member, Fred Cemetery took place on dum. Johnson, with 12.5% of the votes. Monday, April 11 at 9 a.m. Last place was also taken by an at the Albertson Memorial incumbent board member, Ed Library. Maksym, with 10.5%. Old and new business, The referendum for Albany election of officers, and future improvements to the ALBANY -— Local residents plants that can be foraged this time Schools passed with 896 votes or 69%. cemetery were discussed. from the Harvest Center in Albany of year. The referendum will mean a The next meeting is will discuss their experience with The discussion is the second in slight increase in taxes over sevscheduled for Monday, using herbs for health and nutri- a series of information sessions eral years to come for the Albany April 2, 2017, at 9 a.m. tion on Wednesday, April 27 at related to the topic of natural health town residents. 6:45 p.m. at Albertson Memorial and nutrition at the library this year. Library. Registration is appreciated, but The group will introduce which not required. Call 862-3491 to regherbs they use and why, provid- ister. ing examples of what some of Albertson Memorial Library the herbs look like and how they is located at 200 N. Water St. should look when foraged. They in Albany and can be contacted Wednesday, April 20 will also lead attendees outdoors by calling 862-3491 or emailing Early Release (2:21 p.m.) for a brief hunt for herbs and wild albanypl@tds.net. Adult Open Gym Thursday, April 21 MARGARET DAVIS AND CLYDE DAVIS ESTATE Albany Tornado Drill, 10 a.m. N697 OAKLEY ROAD, JUDA, WI 53550 Band Awards Concert, 7 p.m. SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 2016 • 10:00 A.M. LOCATION – 4 miles South of Juda on Hwy S to East on Hwy K to Oakley, or Friday, April 22 West of Brodhead on Hwy 11/81 to Hwy G, then South to Hwy K, then West on HS Track @ Brodhead Hwy K to Oakley. WATCH FOR AUCTION ARROWS. HS Baseball Home vs. Highland, 4:30 p.m. LUNCH – Jolly Mixers 4-H Club. HS Softball Home vs. Highland, 5 p.m. AUCTIONEERS NOTE – Clyde was very proud of his truck, power equipment and tools as will show at the auction. Guns, truck and lawn mower will be sold at noon +/-. Saturday, April 23 FOLLOWING IS A PARTIAL LIST HS Softball Tournament @ Monroe TRUCK – 2004 Dodge Dakota, quad cab, bed undercover, 2-wheel drive, V8, Monday, April 25 51,340 miles, automatic transmission, radio, excellent. MS Track @ Brodhead TRAILER – 54”x96” bed, metal floor and sides, loading tail gate. HS Track @ Black Hawk GUNS – Remington 30-06 semi-automatic w/variable scope; Marlin 30-30 lever action w/variable scope; Mossberg 12 ga. Model 9200, semi-automatic; Marlin 22 HS Baseball Home vs. Pecatonica semi-automatic. HS Softball Home vs. Pecatonica LAWN AND GARDEN – Craftsman 21hp, 42” deck, riding lawn mower w/ Tuesday, April 26 bagger, excellent. White 10hp, self-propelled snow blower w/28” throat and chains, MS Track @ Monroe excellent; Agri-fab tractor cart; self propelled Ranch King lawn mower, White 24” tiller; Polan 18” chain saw; 16’ aluminum extension ladder; yard ornaments; folding HS Baseball Home vs. Argyle work table; park bench. HS Softball Home vs. Argyle POWER AND HAND TOOLS – Craftsman band saw; power scroll saw; Delta PTO Meeting, 6 p.m. router w/table; Craftsman 8” table saw; portable air compressor; Delta drill press; Wednesday, April 27 3 shop vacs; Craftsman 2 piece tool chest; several battery and electric hand tools including case; 6’ step ladder; bolt bins and contents; large supply hand tools. No School

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Rock County 4-H Fun Match coming next month JANESVILLE — The Rock County 4-H Dog Project is hosting a Fun Match on Saturday, May 21 at the Rock County Fairgrounds. Check-in starts at 7 a.m., entries close at 8 a.m., and judging begins at 8:30 a.m. This competition is open to young and old, 4-H and the public. There are eight different classes: Obedience, Conformation, Rally, Brace, Showmanship, Agility, Costume and Trick. Classes will be divided by sex with no competition between puppies and adult dogs. No dogs will be allowed without proof of current rabies vaccination. Advance entry fees are $10 per class, and gate entry fees are

$12 per class. Entry forms can be found on the Rock County UW-Extension website or the Rock County Fun Match Facebook page. The Fun Match is a fundraiser to buy new agility equipment for the Rock County 4-H Dog Project. Please contact Julie Bittrick at 608-722-5106 or Kristen Peterson at 608-295-4243 for more information. Admission to the fairgrounds for this event is free. There will be vending booths to browse through, and food and refreshments will be available. Interested vendors should contact Kristen Peterson at 608-295-4243. Whether you bring your dog to compete or just want to cheer on your favorites, come out and enjoy the day.

Juda School District releases Term 3 honor roll Seniors Crista J. Hale 4.0 Juniors Riley Q. Adkins 4.0 Sophomores Samantha M. Anderson 4.0 Clayton W. Hale 4.0 Freshmen Taylor K. Adkins 4.0 Nicole H. Kamholz 4.0 Karlee J. Kesler 4.0 Eighth grade Trent K. Anderson 4.0 HIGH HONOR ROLL Seniors Derrick J. Byrne Jessica K. Crull Megan R. Powers Juniors Chelsea M. Burkhalter Skyler A. Stuckey Sophomores Madelyn G. Roth Hailey J. Kammerer Trent D. Davis Almanzo W. Friedly Keagen Haffele Freshmen Jacob B. Mahlkuch Nathaniel H. Nicholson

PARK & REC The Juda Rec. District is sponsoring a painting classes on Saturday, April 23, from 1 to 3 p.m. This class will be an introduction to paint using watercolor. This class is $15. DRIVERS EDUCATION CLASSES Last summer, Juda School offered a driver’s education class during the summer. The classes will be offered again this summer on Thursdays from 9 to 11:30 a.m. in the south lab. The cost is $275, and the dates of the class are June 9, 16, 23, and 30; July 7, 14, 21, and 28; and August 4 and 11. For a child to be eligible, he or she must be 16 by Sept. 30, 2017. COMPUTER SCIENCE Mr. Pickett will be teaching a coding class next year that is open to all high schoolers. This is a year-long course with no prerequisite. In this class, students will be introduced to the concepts of computers and computing while applying a variety of problem-solving techniques and expanding their knowledge of programming and Web page design. STUDENT COUNCIL The Juda High School Student Council is planning the annual Spring Honor Roll Trip. The spring trip will take place during May. Also, the Student Council will

Eighth grade Lydia M. Bouc Annabell Niedermeier Seventh grade Luke D. McCullough Christopher J. Kamholz Sixth grade Aaron M. Makos Susan C. Farias HONOR ROLL Seniors Peter Z. Bouc Kelsey L. Cramer Robyn R. Wahl Jacob A. Rhyner Juniors Alexis N. Goecks Aurora E. Daniels Nicholas A. Baum Matthew S. Schmitt Sara E. Jordan Jared L. Hansen Sophomores Nickole J. Becker Erika A. Duecker Logyn J. Steinmann Zoe Rathsack Victoria Euclide-Petig Mariah L. Riese Jacob C. Lengel

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Nicole m. Nicholson Zachary P. Bennett Zachary W. Ammon Michael Klitzke Jacob O. Miller Anna L. Smith Seventh grade Royce J. Brauer Avery L. Sheaffer Miah M. Roth Jocelyn M. Rufer Raechel A. Bender Isabella J. Carnes Alyssa M. Paffel Natalee L. Baum Toby L. Hosch Sixth grade Gunnar S. Riebe Mason A. Kammerer Anna M. Skoumal Breanna R. Brooks Katie Nusbaum Libby J. Jordan Morgan Schneeberger Lucas J. Powers Ward F. Steinmann III April L. Bender

Juda School District holds board meeting

The following occurred at the Juda School Board meeting last Wednesday: The board approved the verified results of the recent referendum votes, along with the results of the election for school board members. The board regretfully accepted the retirement of school custodian Rose Green. The board heard updates from Mrs. Davis on the various activities that have taken place. The New York trip was a great experience for everyone. She also updated the board on various grants that have been written. The board heard a report on the Recreation District and the many activities that have taken place over the last month, along with activities that are currently being planned. Mrs. Davis discussed with the board the initial draft of referendum projects, along with a preliminary timeline. Mrs. Davis shared with the board the staffing outline for the 2016/17 school year and sharing of staff with other districts. She also mentioned that interviews will be starting at the end of the month for the first-grade teaching position. The board recognized Randy Riese for his three years of service to the board. Randy did not run for reelection. The board took no action coming out of Executive Session.

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help hold a Red Cross Blood Drive on Friday, May 6. They are asking for everyone who is able to come to Juda School and donate. The goal for this blood drive is 26 pints of blood! MUSIC Large Group is coming up on Wednesday, April 27, and it will be hosted at Juda. Both bands and choirs are preparing pieces to perform at the competition. Soon after, State Solo & Ensemble will be held on Saturday, April 30 with students Derrick Byrne, Nick Baum, Sara Jordan, Riley Adkins, Logan Giesking, and Emily Makos attending. Band O’ Rama will be held on the following Monday, May 2. Finally, the Spring Choir Concert will be held on May 17. JUDA HILL CLIMB The 6th annual Juda Hill Climb 5K/2K/Kids’ Fun Run is approaching very quickly! The race this year will be held on Saturday, May 21. Registration and check-in will begin at 8:00 a.m. The Kids’ Fun Run will start at 9:00 a.m., with the 5K run and 2K walk starting at 9:30 a.m. All proceeds will go directly to Juda Youth Hoops. To register online, please go to bit.ly/judahillclimb2016. If you have any questions, please contact Curt Brown at cb@judaschool.com or (608) 934-5251, ext. 232. SPANISH CLUB There will be a parent informational meeting on Thursday,

April 21, from 5 to 6:30 p.m. for parents whose child may be interested in attending the 2017 Dominican Republic trip. The consent forms will be due on Monday, May 2. The Spanish 3 and 4 classes will be taking a trip to Luna Maya for lunch today, Wednesday, April 20. Spanish Club is getting ready for the Cinco de Mayo celebration. They will also be hosting a Pizza Hut Buffet Night fundraiser on Monday, May 3. FORENSICS State Forensics was held in Madison on April 15. The Forensic students did an excellent job! Results will be given next week. The Forensics Showcase will be held on Wednesday, May 18. MOTHERS’ DAY FLOWER SALE The Family & Consumer Science Department (FCS) is selling flowers for Mother’s Day! All flowers are from Ahrens Acres. Hanging flowers will cost $22 each. The choices for hanging flowers are pink geranium ivy basket, caliente (red) geranium ivy basket, a surprise combination basket of a variety of plants like petunias and vines, and a red and purple fuchsia basket. There are also 7 ½ inch potted plants that will cost $12 each. The choices for those are red geraniums or violet geraniums. Orders will be due Thursday, April 28. Please make checks out to Juda High School. Order forms should be turned into the

Juda School District Office or to Ms. Einbeck. Flowers will be delivered to the school on Friday, May 6. MATH TEAM The seventh- and eighth-grade math team members competed last week and did well. This was the last math meet of the year for middle and high school students. TRACK AND FIELD There was a track meet at Parkview on Tuesday, April 19, and the Jim Church Invitational at Brodhead is this Friday, April 22. Boys placed first at the Clinton Relays on Saturday, April 9, and girls placed second. FFA The Juda FFA Banquet is scheduled for Sunday, April 24. The meal will be from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m., and the banquet will start at 1:30. If you would like to attend, can call Mr. Johnson at school at 608-934-5251, ext. 261, call him on his cell phone at 608214-3634, or email him at rj@ judaschool.com. Cullen Construction is having a career fair on May 5. If your child has any interest in pursuing this field, please let Mr. Johnson know. SOFTBALL Juda-Albany Softball is now 2-2 for the season, pulling off a big win against Evansville at the Orfordville tournament. Junior Alexis Goecks laid down a bunt and reached on an error in the eighth inning after Evansville hit a two-run homerun to tie the game in the sixth inning. Goecks

then stole second to be in scoring position. Crull then laid down a bunt for a hit and placed Alexis on third. Senior Danielle Dieckhoff hit a walk off, game-winning fly ball to right field to win the game 3-2. The Panthers then lost to Lake Country Lutheran 8-6 in a rough, seven-error game. The Panthers tried to rally in the 6th inning when Albany’s Piper Bailey had a two-run single. In the seventh inning, junior Sara Jordan doubled, sophomore teammate Hailey Kammerer singled, and junior Alexis Goecks singled. Crull then delivered a two-run single before Lake Country Lutheran got out of the jam. Senior Jessica Crull went 4-4, and Danielle Dieckhoff went 2-4 at the plate. Juda-Albany won their first conference game against Monticello 19-2. LUNCH For breakfast on Thursday, April 21, there will be mini cinnis; lunch will be hamburgers, fries, and pears. For breakfast on Friday, April 22, there will be long johns; lunch will be chicken fajitas, corn, and peaches. For breakfast on Monday, April 25, there will be muffins; lunch will be spaghetti, meatballs, green beans, garlic bread, and apple juice. For breakfast on Tuesday, April 26, there will be breakfast on a stick; lunch will be cheese sticks, broccoli, corn, and pears. There is no school on Wednesday, April 27.

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Worship band to perform at Orfordville Lutheran ORFORDVILLE — A guest worship band including Pastor Larry Froemming, keyboard, Steve Christophersen, guitar, and Danielle Olstead, soloist and song leader, will be leading the music at Orfordville Lutheran on April 24 at the church’s 9 a.m. service.

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ORFORDVILLE — The Parkview Athletic Booster Club has formed a committee (Fitness Center Committee) to raise money to add new equipment to the Fitness Center at the Parkview JR/SR high. The group has recognized that the new facility is wonderful, but it needs more equipment. The group has met with members of the community, coaches, school staff, and students and devised a three-step plan for replacing the current fitness center equipment. The goals are to: provide and maintain safe and clean equipment; meet the physical needs our athletes require to perform at their highest level; meet the community’s need for a full fitness center; increase district use of facilities; and raise $50,000. The committee has raised approximately $15,000 in donations since it formed. The Parkview Athletic Booster Club donated $4,500, which was used to purchase adjustable weight benchers that have already been

placed in the weight room. Another set of equipment should be arriving soon. A core training group for students has been formed. It meets on Wednesdays from 6:30 p.m. to 8 and Fridays from 5:30 p.m. to 7. Coaches from both youth sports and school sports have encouraged their athletes to participate and make fitness a lifestyle, not just something they do when their season starts. The group hopes this new program will change the way our student athletes look at physical fitness and reap the rewards of personal growth as an athlete and a student. All Parkview students are invited to attend these free workouts. This class is run by Ami Jo Schumann and Ryan Walker. The group is also offering a Brick Dedication, which allows donors to have a brick placed on the wall outside of the fitness center to commemorate a loved one, a family name, a business, a favorite athlete or inspiration-

A case for kindness By Amy Giza, Ed.S., M.S.E. School Psychologist

ORFORDVILLE — Bullying has been a huge topic lately. Experts and laypeople alike debate on the best way of handling and preventing these repeated, targeted acts of cruelty toward people with less power (in terms of social standing, athletic ability, academic skills, etc.). A big push has been made for having a zero-tolerance policy. This focuses on the consequences given after an incident has occurred. Others push for more preventative measures by introducing students to the idea that they should stand up to bullies. When I think about behavior change, I think about what behaviors we can teach to help replace the unwanted behavior. If you’ve ever quit smoking, think about what you taught yourself to do with your hands instead of picking up a cigarette. What is the opposite of bullying? What could a person do where it’s impossible to bully others at the same time? Answer? Practice kindness. Kindness - treating others in a friendly, generous, and considerate way - is an important part of what makes us human. It is needed for building bonds and working together with others. Not only that, but studies indicate it also

contributes to improved health, less stress, greater self-esteem, less depression, better concentration, and improved performance in school. When we’re kind to others, the brain releases endorphins, which activate feelings of happiness and connection. These feelings not only encourage the giver of kindness to continue being kind, but they also encourage the receiver to experience these feelings, as well. Kindness is the gift that keeps on giving; the more we give, the more we receive, the more we give. It is, after all, the golden rule: Treat others the way that you want to be treated. When we experience the warm feelings kindness provides, the brain also releases extra serotonin. This chemical gives us a boost in or ability to sustain attention, remember information, and learn new things quicker and easier. When this becomes a habit, schoolwork actually becomes a little simpler. When we’re feeling happy, confident, and encouraged to spread kindness to others, there is less of an impulse to act in a way that would be harmful to others. There is less of a need to bully. Consider the student who

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al words. The bricks vary in size depending on the dedication level, and all allow for three lines of text. The Fitness Center Committee is also selling pulled pork sandwiches at all concession stands on Saturday, April 23. The Albright Invitational track meet starts at 10:30, the varsity softball invitational starts at 9 a.m., and the varsity baseball doubleheader vs. Belleville starts at 11. The Orfordville Youth Wrestling group is donating the pulled pork, which can be purchased as either a sandwich for $3 or a meal deal for $5. The Parkview Fitness Center is available not only to students, but area residents, as well. Memberships run from Sept. 1 to Aug. 31 each year with different cost depending on the membership. A summer membership is also available to district residents for $45 for June through August. A complete list of fees is available on the Parkview School District website under JR/SR High School, Athletics, Fitness Center.

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Thursday, April 21 Middle School Track @ Beloit Turner, 4 p.m. JV Baseball @ Jefferson, 4:45 p.m. Varsity Baseball vs Jefferson, 4:45 p.m. JV Softball @ Jefferson, 4:45 p.m. Varsity Softball vs Jefferson, 4:45 p.m. Viking Youth Baseball and Softball Practice, HS Softball Diamond B, 6 to 8:30 p.m. Friday, April 22 Viking Youth Baseball and Softball Practice, HS Softball Diamond B, 6 to 8:30 p.m. Saturday, April 23 Varsity Softball vs Brodhead, Black Hawk, and Argyle, 9 a.m. Co-Ed Track vs East Troy, Edgerton, Palmyra-Eagle, South Beloit, Monticello, Kenosha St. Joseph’s, Home School Eagles, 10:30 a.m. Varsity Baseball vs Belleville, 11 a.m. Sunday, April 24 High School Show Choir End of the Year Banquet, 2 to 5 p.m. @ PHS Monday, April 25 Middle School Track

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BRODHEAD — Is your yard looking bleak? Would you like to add a pop of color near the bushes? Brodhead High School’s horticulture and FFA department have you covered. Brodhead High School students are selling their own grown plants at an annual plant sale. The sale will be held at Brodhead High School on Monday, May 2 through Saturday, May 7. Sale hours are 2:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday. Plants available for sale include geraniums, petunias, marigolds, impatiens, spike plants, vinca vines, creeping jenny, and begonias. Funds raised from the sale will be used

toward plants and landscaping for the school agriculture department. The greenhouse where the plants are raised was established in 2003 with the help of Brodhead FFA Alumni members. These same members pay to heat the greenhouse. Agriculture students and FFA members spend the entire year raising and studying the plants as part of their curriculum. Not only are you bringing home a beautiful plant by participating in the plant sale, but you are contributing to a student’s agriculture education. “My favorite part of the class is getting to watch the plants grow,” Lexi Picard, senior, said of her experience in Becky Wellnitz’s horticulture classroom. “I really enjoy connecting with nature.”

Brodhead Community Gardens holds sign-up BRODHEAD — The Brodhead Community Gardens are ready for the new growing season. Those who have rented garden plots in the past must sign up by Sunday, May 1 to hold their place for the coming year. New gardeners are welcomed to join. You may sign up in person on Sunday, May 1 from 4 p.m. to 6 at the Community Gardens. Plots will cost $15 each, and tilling is scheduled for the first week of May. Please do not plant anything until tilling is complete. A new fence has been installed, intersecting several existing garden plots. Several gardeners will need to move to new plots. This will only affect the plots on the south side of the middle garden. There are empty spaces available for new and existing gardeners.

For more information, please contact Tiff Bates at 897-4728. The Brodhead Community Gardens are located on an acre of land behind Gasser True Value Hardware. Community Residents may use the land to grow what they wish. The spaces are approximately 20 feet by 25 feet or roughly 500 square feet. Each family may reserve up to four sections and may use the same plot year after year. Participants are asked to use limited amounts of fertilizer, use organic herbicides and insecticides, and clean up the space by Oct. 15. All vegetables are property of the grower. The gardens will be open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. during the summer months for planting, weeding, and harvesting. Water will be available on site.

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HealtHful Hint: Give GardeninG a try

s temperatures being to rise, there is a feeling in the atmosphere that drives us outdoors, delivers us from our winter hibernation doldrums and into planning mode. Plants are sprouting, birds are singing, and daylight lasts longer, which means it is an excellent time to get ready for the planting season. If you are looking for something rewarding and healthy to do this spring, I would recommend planting a garden. How well will your garden grow? GARDENING TIPS Research gardening Plan ahead and look for garden information on the internet, in books, or in magazines. If you are not an expert at planting a garden, there are many resources available to teach you. Start small Gardens do not have to be big, and they don’t have to take

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a tremendous amount of work. Container gardens (using pots or raised beds) can be enough. Work your way up. Find the perfect spot Decide what environment plants like to grow in. Do they need full sun, shade or a mix of both? How is the soil? Is there plenty of water? Do you have enough space? If you need more space, consider renting a garden plot. The Rock County Community Garden offers rental plots. They cost $35 for one plot and $60 for two plots. Garden plots are approximately 20’x 25’. Go to: http://rock.uwex.edu/ horticulture/rental-plots/ or call Rock County UW-Extension at

Green County Master Gardeners to present on climate change MONROE — The Green County Master Gardeners will be holding their monthly meeting on Thursday, April 28, at 7 p.m. at the Green County Justice Center’s multi-purpose rooms. Meetings usually include speakers or tours for learning and are open to the public to attend. Due to last month’s meeting being cancelled, our speaker this month will be Mary Nelson, one of our own Green County Master Gardeners, who will be speaking on “Our Changing Weather and Climate in the Great Lakes Region.” Nelson will discuss the societal impacts of these changes and what actions can be taken to slow the rate of future climate change. She was previously involved with the MATC Clinical Technician Program and now devotes a great deal of her time to plant gardening and improvements. The Green County Wisconsin Master Gardeners Association was formed in Green County in 2004 to provide Master Gardeners with opportunities for professional development and community service. This past year, members of the association volunteered 185 hours of community education and 1856 hours in community service projects in Green County.

Master Gardener Volunteers also assist the UW-Extension Office in responding to horticulture questions and offer information through a column published in local newspapers. The Green County Master Gardeners Association meets on the fourth Thursday of the month from February through October. Association officers for 2016 will include Mary Jackson, President; Marilyn Sandin-Ross, Vice President; Kristi Leonard, Secretary; and Lynn Lokken as Treasurer. Anyone interested in horticulture and gardening is welcomed to join the association. You do not have to be a Master Gardener to be a member. For more information on the UW-Extension Master Gardener program, contact Mark Mayer, Agriculture Agent, at 608-328-9440.

608-757-5696 for more information. Plants Decide what types of plants you want to grow in your garden and how many. Talk to garden experts Get garden advice from people who have a “green thumb.” They can be garden center specialists, master gardeners, horticulturists, farmers, friends, neighbors, co-workers or family members. Stop by a garden center Purchase seeds, starter plants, dirt, garden tools, etc. Visit a community garden There are several community gardens around the area. Consider visiting the Rock County Community Garden off of Highway 14 in Janesville for ideas. Consider buying a Community Support Agriculture (CSA) share You will receive a box of vegetables weekly throughout the growing season. Visit: http://fyi.uwex.edu/ rockf2s/local-farmers-andlocal-food/ for a list of farmers that offer shares. You can also purchase goods at farmers’ markets. Provide TLC (Tender Loving Care) Make sure your garden has a gardener to look after it regularly to provide the care it needs. It will need planting, watering, weeding, pest and disease management, and harvesting. The benefits of planting a garden: All ages can contribute to the garden. Gardening cultivates a new skill and hobby. It reduces stress and provides mental relaxation. It helps to build relationships with family and friends. Gardening engages children and teaches them where their food comes from. More vegetables will be consumed. Gardeners are better able to connect with nature and experience an opening of the senses. It provides physical activity and exercise. It fosters creativity and 114454

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With a little planning and preparation, you will be on your way to growing a beautiful and tasty garden! Take some time out of your busy life to reap the many benefits and pleasures of growing a garden. Alison Chouinard is the Health Educator for the Rock County Health Department. If you would like to ask Alison a health-related question to be answered in a future column, e-mail her at chouinar@ co.rock.wi.us. The Rock County Health Department reserves the right not to answer any questions deemed unsuitable. 200912

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Ash Borer continues moving in By Siara Schwartzlow Editor

BRODHEAD — Spring cleaning goes beyond organizing closets and pricing items for a rummage sale. When the snow melts and flowers begin to bloom again, it’s time note the condition of the trees around your home. Over the past several years, people have become more aware of the Ash Borer, a beetle that feeds on Ash trees. Right now, there are at least 12 infected trees in Brodhead. Richard Vogel of Brodhead’s Public Works Department said, “They won’t die this year, but next year and maybe the year after, they’ll die.” One way to tell whether a tree has been infected is to note its color. White spots may indicate an infestation. Also, woodpeckers may spend more time around an infected tree because they eat Ash Borer larvae. Once an infected tree dies, it becomes more difficult to remove. “A dead Ash tree that’s been infected is a little more dangerous,” Vogel said. Because infected trees are so brittle, there is an increased danger of limbs falling while the tree is being removed. Also, cleanup becomes much more difficult. “It’s more dangerous to take down a tree that’s dead than to be proactive,” Vogel added. If you believe you may have an Ash tree that has been infected, you have several options. If the tree is close to the street, you may call your local Public Works Department. They can determine

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The Ash Borer leaves obvious signs of its infestation. This tree, in Brodhead, shows white patches in its bark.

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the responsibility of the city, you should contact a wellinsured tree removal service promptly.

Rotary Gardens holding pansy and compost sales JANESVILLE — Rotary Botanical Gardens is holding a spring pansy and compost sale. Four-packs, potted plants, and hanging baskets are available in the pansy sale. The flowers are available for purchase Saturday, April 23 from 8 a.m. to noon, Friday, April 29 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Saturday, April 30 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Compost is also available for sale. The organic, blended mushroom compost will

be sold in 40-pound bags for $6 plus tax. Compost will be available for purchase during the same hours as the pansy sale. In addition, compost will be available on Saturdays through May from 8 a.m. to noon. Rotary Botanical Gardens’ Horticulture Center is located at 825 Sharon Road in Janesville. Call 752-3885 with any questions or visit www. Rotarybotanicalgardens.org.

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If you don’t have a green thumb, find someone who does By Siara Schwartzlow Editor

BRODHEAD — Gardening doesn’t come as a second nature to everyone. It’s important to consult an expert before you get started this spring. Linda Ahrens of Ahrens’ Acres has thirty years of experience in planting and gardening. Through the time she has spent working with gardeners, she has developed a list of advice. One of the most common questions Ahrens receives is whether it is safe to plant as soon as the weather warms up. “A lot of people think they can plant once the weather is nice,” Ahrens said. Many people planted potatoes on or near Good Friday when the weather was a little warmer. This is generally safe, but the potatoes may not make it because there hasn’t been much sun.

“Without sun, they’re not going to grow,” Ahrens said. “They’re just going to sit there, and when they just sit there, they rot.” Right now, the weather is unpredictable, and while it may be warm this week, it may cool down in the near future. “Some plants can take the colder weather,” Ahrens said, “but we never know what the weather is going to do.” That’s why she recommends waiting until midMay to plant, especially delicate plants like tomatoes and peppers. Impatiens are especially fragile. “They have a very watery stem, so they will freeze easily,” Ahrens said. While some plants and vegetables are more resilient, like broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, kohlrabi, and hostas, it’s a good idea to note a pattern in the weather

before planting. Plants generally need at least 45- to 50-degree low temperatures to thrive. Now or very soon, gardeners may begin planting perennials. And alreadyestablished strawberry plants that are covered may soon be uncovered. Though gardening may seem to require a lot of monitoring and background knowledge, beginners shouldn’t shy away from it. “Start small,” Ahrens said. “Don’t make it a job.” Trends in gardening are beginning to cater to the beginner, as well. Small gardens are becoming very popular. Some people even confine their growing to pots. “The new thing is to use raised beds,” Ahrens said. “Start with a couple of tomato plants. Then next year, make another or make it a little bigger. Just don’t ever over do it.”

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Continued from page 5 wants attention and support from her friends, but the way that she gets these things is to lead the charge against someone less popular or less athletic. She gets what she is looking for by bullying, but this only shifts the negative feelings to someone else. We could help the student find new ways of gaining attention and support without having to share the hurt. But how do we teach our kids kindness?

We can start with compassion and empathy. A good place to begin is modeling these qualities in our own actions. We show kids how to be patient, even when we’re not feeling particularly calm ourselves. We encourage using problem solving strategies to handle difficult situations. This will help kids slow down and think about effective and kind ways of responding instead of simply reacting out of anger. Certainly a firm system should be in place to deal with bullying situations when they occur, but teaching kindness may be a proactive way to reduce such

incidents. This week, make an extra effort to try some random acts of kindness. Encourage your family to try it, too. You may find that taking just a few minutes to do something kind for someone else, even a stranger, may lead to a lot of good in your own life. And maybe the people your kind acts reach will be inspired to be kind to others. Sharing this experience with our families will only help this chain reaction grow. Maybe together, we can make a world that has less room for bullying.

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Beckman Mill ready for 2016 season BELOIT — Opening day is set for Saturday, May 7 from noon to 4 p.m. at Beckman Mill County Park, located west of Beloit. Those who come to opening day at the Beckman Mill can taste chili and homemade corn muffins made from corn ground right at the grist mill. The food will be served in the pavilion area of the park. Corn grinding demonstrations will occur at the historic Beckman Mill, and the cooperage/museum will be open for tours. Coopers were carpenters who constructed wooden barrels and other types of wooden containers. The Goodhue family originally used the building as a cooperage in the 1840s for making barrels to contain whiskey, flour and meat. Gary Hess, author of Roll

Out the Barrels, will be in the cooperage with a display and books to sign and sell. Also in the cooperage/museum is a display of items from early one-room school houses and more from bygone days. Dick and Val Dunagan will sing and play their dulcimers. The mill began extensive renovations in 1990 with the formation of the Friends of Beckman Mill. The group continues its preservation efforts, which have been accomplished by volunteers and their expertise in building, construction, and engineering. The site has been listed on the National Register of Historical Places. Also located in the park is the Griinke Creamery and Gift Shop building, which will be open to the public. A raffle will be held on Sept.

11th at 4 p.m. The prizes include a beautiful quilt made by The Sew & Sews and a study group with Rock Valley Quilters Guild for first place; a prize a basket of Beckman Mill items ($75 value) for second place; a one-year family membership in a 25th anniversary cup for third place; and $25 cash for fourth place. Mill tours are offered May through October from 1 to 4 p.m., or tours can be arranged by appointment. Other special events also are scheduled such as: Ice Cream Social and Artists at their crafts on Sunday, July 17 and Heritage Sunday, Sept. 11. Beckman Mill County Park is located six miles west of Beloit at 11600 S. County Road H. For more information, call 608-751-1551 or email: info@beckmanmill.org

Boating education courses available JANESVILLE — Sheriff Spoden is pleased to announce the Rock County Sheriff’s Office will be offering two D.N.R. Boat Safety Education Courses beginning in April at the Rock County Job Center. The Rock County Sheriff’s Office strongly encourages all boaters to take the boat safety course. You will learn the safe boating techniques and knowledge that can keep you safe on the water this summer. Anyone born on or after Jan. 1, 1989, is required to complete a boating safety course to legally operate a motorized boat or personal watercraft (PWC) on Wisconsin waters. It is also recommended that participants be at

Green County Humane Society to hold Purchase for Paws garage and bake sale

MONROE — Purchase for Paws, an annual garage sale and bake sale benefiting the Green County Humane Society, will be held Thursday through Saturday, April 28 through April 30. The sale will be held at 1235 31st Avenue in Monroe. Sale hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 8 a.m. to noon Saturday. Those who would like to donate items to be sold may drop them off at the above address beginning Monday, April 25. Bake sale items may be dropped off Wednesday, April 27 or early in the morning on the 28th. Drop off times are 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Wednesday. Items that cannot be accepted are adult clothing or shoes, computers, printers, outdated microwaves or television sets, or ceiling fans. Baby clothing may be accepted. Large items may be accepted at the workers’ discretion. They cannot accept refrigerators, stoves, washers, dryers, or sofas. Large items may be picked up on Wednesday, April 27 from 3 p.m. to 7. Call Geri at 325-9402 to schedule a time for pick-up.

least 12 years of age, or turn 12 shortly following completion of the class. There is a class fee of $10.00 per student, which will be collected at the time of registration. A parent/guardian signature is required for all persons under the age of 18, and the underage student must be present with an adult parent or guardian at time of registration. Class size is limited to thirty students, and registration is available online. After completing the online registration, you will receive an email with confirmation and registration information. Register online at http:// www.co.rock.wi.us/sheriffboater-education. This Boat Safety Education

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Pictured are: Christie Strait, local Good Citizen chairperson, Kelsey Cramer, Juda High School, Jazmyn Thoman, Argyle High School, Jacquelyn Mosely, Darlington High School, Emily Hauri, Albany High School, Brook Moore, Blackhawk High School, and Barb Nemec, Chapter Regent. Other participants who could not attend the lunch were Devin Kaiser, Cuba City High School, Katherine Demianiuk, Monroe High School, Emily Koch, Monticello High School, Devyn Wieser, New Glarus High School, Sarah Saether, Pecatonica High School, Joseph Lyne, Shullsburg High School, and Isaac Welsh, Brodhead High School.

Local students honored as good citizens MONROE — The Colonel Benjamin Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met Tuesday, April 12 at Pizza Hut in Monroe to celebrate the Good Citizen students. The DAR Good Citizen program encourages and rewards the qualities of good citizen-

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Recycling options available for used agriculture plastic MONROE — Area farmers now have the opportunity to dispose of their used plastic film from wrapped bales, bunker covers and silo bags every Wednesday at the Green County Landfill. The landfill is located between Monroe and Brodhead and is accepting used agriculture plastic film from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesdays. The agriculture plastic recycling program is free and open to all farmers from surrounding counties to dispose of their used plastic. Green County has successfully collected and recycled over 125 tons of used plastic over the past two years; however, that represents only a small amount of the estimated 500 tons of agriculture plastics for silo bags, bunker cover and bales wraps that are sold annually in the area. Green County bales the used plastic into one-ton bales, and a recycling vendor then provides the trucking to their plant in Arkansas, where it is recycled

into trash can liners. Burning used plastic is illegal, and farmers can be fined for this practice. Burning used agriculture plastic is not only illegal, but it also releases dioxins into the environment that are hazardous to both humans and animals. The Green County recycling program provides area farmers with a free and legal method for disposing of their plastic and also frees up expensive space in our landfills. While the local plastic collection will continue on Wednesdays, many area dairy and livestock farmers may have an even more attractive option for recycling their plastic starting later this spring. Revolution Plastics, the recycling vendor the county is working with, will be expanding their offer of providing free dumpsters and on-farm pick up to several hundred more area farms. UW-Extension and the Green County Landfill recently con-

ducted a pilot program with Revolution Plastics in which 88 area farms received free dumpsters and on-farm pick up since last summer. Due to the success of the pilot program, the company now plans to offer this program to several hundred more area farmers in 2016. Green County will serve as the hub for the rollout of this new program with farmers within a 70-mile radius of Green County being given first chance to participate. After farmers in the immediate area are served, they will then expand out to a larger geographical area. Dairy and livestock farmers interested in enrolling in the program that provides free use of a dumpster and on-farm pick up can register to get on a waiting list by going to the Revolution Plastics web site at: http://www. revolutionplastics.com/. Only #4 plastic from silo bags, bunker covers, bale wraps from

All charges reported here are merely accusations. A defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Sheriff’s deputies reported the following incidents occurred. Monday, April 11 Drugs/Narcotics At 5:54 p.m., deputies checked on a vehicle parked at Decatur Dam Park in the Town of Decatur. An investigation resulted in Devin Q. Manley, 19, of Brodhead, being arrested for Possession of THC and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. A passenger, Tyler J. Engelke, 20, of Brodhead, was arrested on a Department of Corrections Warrant. Manley was released pending court. Engelke was jailed. Domestic dispute At 9:58 p.m., deputies responded to a domestic dispute at a residence on High Prairie Lane in the Town of New Glarus. An investigation resulted in the arrest of Jamie R. Carney, 44, of New Glarus, on a charge of Disorderly Conduct. Carney was jailed pending bond or court. Tuesday, April 12 Warrant At 9:21 a.m., Lucas Anthony Jacobson, 19, of Janesville, was arrested at the Green County Jus-

tice Center on a Failure to Pay Child Support Warrant. Jacobson was jailed. Motor vehicle crash At 8:20 p.m., Green County, Lafayette County Deputies, Argyle Fire, and EMS responded to a truck versus farm tractor crash in the West 9500 block of County Highway C in the Town of Adams. A pickup driven by a minor was traveling eastbound on C when the driver became distracted, looked down, and collided with a farm tractor pulling a manure wagon. The minor was not wearing a seatbelt, and his airbag deployed. He received injuries and was transported to the Monroe Clinic ER by the Argyle EMS. The pickup he was driving received very severe damage and was towed from the scene. The farm tractor was driven by Alan J. Berg, 53, of Argyle. The tractor was not damaged, and Berg was uninjured. The manure spreader received minor damage and was driven from the scene by the operator. Wednesday, April 13 Motor vehicle crash At 11:59 a.m., deputies along with Browntown Fire, South Wayne Fire, and Green County EMS responded to the West 8900

block of State Highway 11 in the Town of Cadiz for a motor vehicle crash with injuries. An investigation revealed that Douglas L. Larson, 63, of Browntown, was westbound on 11 when he missed the turn on County Highway M and entered the ditch. The vehicle then slid into a swamp area. Larson was wearing his seatbelt, and the airbags did not deploy. Larson was transported by EMS to a local hospital for injuries sustained in the crash. The vehicle received minor damage and was towed from the scene. Thursday, April 14 Disorderly conduct At 8:43 p.m., deputies responded to a residence in the West 5300 block of Windmill Ridge Road in the Town of New Glarus for a disorderly conduct case. An investigation resulted in the arrest of a New Glarus minor for disorderly conduct. He was held at the Green County jail pending bond or court.

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farms, greenhouse covers, and drip tape from the greenhouse industry are accepted through this collection. Plastic twine, mesh bale wraps, plastic jugs and all other types of plastic containers cannot be recycled through this program and will not be accepted. While the newer technology allows for these plastics to be recycled, the plastic still needs to be relatively clean, meaning it cannot contain large amounts of mud, manure, gravel, or silage. Because it is not practical to remove all the dirt from the used plastic, it cannot be recycled if it

is not relatively clean. Farmers are asked at a minimum to shake any excess mud, gravel, dirt and feed off the plastic before storing it for recycling. It is also recommended that the bottom portion of silo bags be landfilled instead of being recycled. For more information about the Green County Ag Plastic Collection program, go to the Green County UW-Extension web page at: http://green.uwex.edu/, or contact Mark Mayer, Green County UW-Extension Agriculture Agent at 608-328-9440 or mark.mayer@ces.uwex.edu.

Veterans park committee thanks donors MONROE — The Green County Veterans Memorial Park Committee wishes to thank the following businesses and individuals for their generous donations toward our April 2nd dinner, dance, and auction: Roger and Nancy Schumacher; Jerry Daniels; Ross Daniels; Hawks Mill Winery; County Line Beverage; Fritz Wenger, P.G.M.; Colony Brands; Martins Sporting Goods; Woodford State Bank; The Butterfly Club; Klondike Cheese; Fuzzy Audio & TV; Helen Miller; Larry Kronig; Pierce Home Furnishings; Decatur Lake Golf Course; Luecke Jewelers; Monroe Furniture Center; Ted and Kim Davis; Minhas Craft Brewery; Monica’s Hair Salon; Bill and Jackie Hustad; Jr. (Orson) Robertson; WEKZ; John Win-

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Obituary

Joseph M. Bastian

JANESVILLE — Joseph M. Bastian, 65, of Janesville, died on Thursday, April 14, 2016, at Mercy Hospital & Trauma Center. He was born in Shullsburg on March 1, 1951, the son of Francis M. and Margaret (Burns) Bastian. He graduated from Shullsburg High

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(Brenda) Nigh and Hank (Cheryl) Nigh; two sisters-inlaw, Betty Bastian and Montana (George) Kohl; his dog and loving companion, Daisy; and extended family members and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents; inlaws; brother, Jim Bastian; and brother-in-law, Larry O’Brien. A Funeral Service was held at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, April 19 at Schneider Funeral Home & Crematory with Rev. Naomi Garber officiating. Interment was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. A visitation was held on Monday from 4 to 6 p.m. at Schneider Funeral Home. Lasting Memorials may be made to the American Legion Post 209, Orfordville. For online obituary and registry: www.schneiderfuneral-

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Kenneth R. Clark, 79, of Harlingen, TX, formerly of Janesville, Wis., passed away on April 7, 2016, at Valley Baptist Medical Center, Harlingen, TX. Memorial services will be held on Saturday, May 7. The time and location of the visitation and service have yet to be determined. The D.L. Newcomer Funeral Home in Brodhead is assisting the family.

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The Independent-Register / April 20, 2016 - Page 15

Legal Notices UNREDEEMED LAND SALE OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER MONROE, WISCONSIN

STATE OF WISCONSIN COUNTY OF GREEN Notice is hereby given that the following described land and lots situated in the County of Green and State of Wisconsin, were sold on the 1st day of September, 2014, taxes for the year 2013. That the same are unredeemed for said sale. Now, therefore, unless the said lands and lots shall be redeemed for such sale on or after the 1st day of September A.D. 2016, being two years from the date of the certificate of sale of said land lots, the same or parcels thereof, that shall remain unredeemed at the date last aforesaid, will be forfeited and conveyed to the purchaser as per Chapter 75.07 and 75.19 of the Statutes provided in such cases. Dated at Monroe, Wisconsin this 8th, day of April, 2016 Owner(s) Legal Description Tax Amt Interest Penalty Total Due TOWN OF ADAMS 23002 00461000 SVENDSEN, JOHN R SECTION 2 CSM 3917 (V15-P157) $1,374.52 $439.85 $219.92 $2,034.29 N6985 HOLSTEIN PRAIRIE RD LOT 1 CONT .78A BNG PRT N1/2 SE4 ARGYLE WI 53504 SW4 (N6985 HOLSTEIN PRAIRIE RD) 23002 01170000 PAUST, GEORGE; SECTION 5 NE4 SW4, EXC 14.5A PCL $124.43 $39.82 $19.91 $184.16 PAUST, WYNNE A CONT 25.5A W9217 DISRUD RD BLANCHARDVILLE WI 53516 23002 01180000 PAUST, GEORGE; SECTION 5 NW4 SW4 40A $3,887.53 $1,244.01 $622.00 $5,753.54 PAUST, WYNNE A W (W9217 DISRUD RD) 9217 DISRUD RD BLANCHARDVILLE WI 53516 23002 01190000 PAUST, GEORGE; SECTION 5 SW4 SW4 40A $289.63 $92.68 $46.34 $428.65 PAUST, WYNNE A W9217 DISRUD RD BLANCHARDVILLE WI 53516 23002 01200000 PAUST, GEORGE; SECTION 5 10A N SE4 SW4, EXC 5.5A $38.62 $12.36 $6.18 $57.16 PAUST, WYNNE A PCL CONT 4.5A W9217 DISRUD RD BLANCHARDVILLE WI 53516 23002 01201000 PAUST, GEORGE; SECTION 5 PRT SE4 SW4 - CONT 5.5A $30.87 $9.88 $4.94 $45.69 PAUST, WYNNE A W (SEE PCL 117.1 FOR COMPLETE DESC) 9217 DISRUD RD BLANCHARDVILLE WI 53516 23002 04511000 FRY, DANIEL; FRY, KATHRYN A SECTION 21 PLAT OF SURVEY $1,980.31 $633.70 $316.85 $2,930.86 N5743 BIGGS ROAD (V4-P127) BNG PRT SW4 SW4-CONT ARGYLE WI 53504 6.0A (N5743 BIGGS RD) 23002 05326000 ZIMMERMAN, DANIEL J SECTION 25 CSM 3043 (V11-P48) LOT 4 $808.44 $258.70 $129.35 $1,196.49 N5410 SKINNER HOLLOW RD CONT 5.5A BNG PRT NW4 & SW4 OF MONROE WI 53566 SE4 MEADOW RIDGE SUBDIVISION (N5410 SKINNER HOLLOW RD) 23002 06671000 MCCAULEY, PATRICK J; SECTION 32 CSM 4487 (V18-P289) $866.83 $277.39 $138.69 $1,282.91 MCCAULEY, REBECCA S LOT 1 CONT 6.23A BNG PRT NW4 W9101 RAT HOLLOW ROAD NE4, SW4 NE4, SE4 NW4 & NE4 NW4 ARGYLE WI 53504 (W9101 RAT HOLLOW RD) TOWN OF ALBANY 23004 00111000 PRESTIGE SALVAGE LLC SECTION 1 N 11A W2 NE4 SW4 $1,644.51 $526.24 $263.12 $2,433.87 200 SOUTH MECHANIC STREET (N7072 MCDERMOTT RD) ALBANY WI 53502 23004 01751400 SUNLAND DEVELOPMENT LLC SECTION 10 HOSANNA ESTATES $1,004.89 $321.56 $160.78 $1,487.23 8409 N HWY 14 LOT 6 CONT 1.50A; W 23 FT LOT 7 EVANSVILLE WI 53536 CONT .15A BNG PRT SW4 SW4 CONT IN ALL 1.65A 23004 01762200 SUNLAND DEVELOPMENT LLC SECTION 10 HOSANNA ESTATES $977.85 $312.91 $156.46 $1,447.22 8409 N HWY 14 LOT 18 CONT 1.56A BNG PRT SE4 EVANSVILLE WI 53536 SW4 23004 01762300 SUNLAND DEVELOPMENT LLC SECTION 10 HOSANNA ESTATES LOT $984.09 $314.91 $157.45 $1,456.45 8409 N HWY 14 19 - CONT 1.61A BNG PRT SE4 SW4 EVANSVILLE WI 53536 23004 01762600 SUNLAND DEVELOPMENT LLC SECTION 10 HOSANNA ESTATES $1,013.22 $324.23 $162.12 $1,499.57 8409 N HWY 14 LOT 21 CONT 1.81A BNG PRT SE4 EVANSVILLE WI 53536 SW4 23004 01762700 SUNLAND DEVELOPMENT LLC SECTION 10 HOSANNA ESTATES $1,013.22 $324.23 $162.12 $1,499.57 8409 N HWY 14 LOT 22 CONT 1.82A BNG PRT SE4 EVANSVILLE WI 53536 SW4 23004 01947000 MORA, ROSENDO; VILLA, ELVIRA SECTION 11 CSM 3173 (V11-P233) $10.39 $3.32 $1.66 $15.37 N6579 ENG SETTLEMENT ROAD LOT 22 CONT 2.34A FKA LOT 22 ALBANY WI 53502 CSM 3111 BNG PRT NW4 SW4; ALSO PT OUTLOT 1 CSM 3155 LYG CONTIGOUS TO N LINE LOT 22 (EMMANUEL ESTATES) 23004 05698000 SIPPL, DIANE M; SIPPL, PATRICK J SECTION 29 CSM 1999 (V6-P322) $780.19 $249.66 $124.83 $1,154.68 429 MEANDERWOOD ROAD LOT 2 CONT 2.33A BNG PRT SE4 OREGON WI 53575 NE4 TOWN OF BROOKLYN 23006 00250000 SATHER, CAROL L SECTION 4 W2 NW4, EXC CSM 4035 $4,948.40 $1,583.49 $791.74 $7,323.63 W1635 ALPINE ROAD CONT 44.04A (W1635 ALPINE RD) BROOKLYN WI 53521 23006 02261000 CARUSO, MARY J SECTION 30 CSM 245 (V1-P252) $2,791.02 $893.13 $446.56 $4,130.71 N7923 SANDY HOOK RD LOT 1 CONT 14.3A S2 E2 NE4 BROOKLYN WI 53521 (309-692) (W7923 SANDY HOOK RD) TOWN OF CADIZ 23008 01150100 BLASER, JENNIFER A; SECTION 12 CSM 4599 (V19-P221) $1,138.72 $364.39 $182.20 $1,685.31 BLASER, RYAN M LOT 1 - CONT 1.86A BNG PRT SE4 W7518 MELVIN ROAD SW4 (W7518 MELVIN RD) BROWNTOWN WI 53522 TOWN OF CLARNO 23010 01921000 HEIMANN, CHAD E; SECTION 20 CSM 1251 (V4-P114) LOT 1 $3,352.25 $1,072.72 $536.36 $4,961.33 LIPHART, MICHELLE A CONT 10.60A BNG PRT SE4 NW4 ALSO N1139 WOODMAN ROAD COM NE COR CSM 1251 TH N84*W MONROE WI 53566 219.76 FT POB TH N84* W 45.2 FT TH S0*W 556.66 FT TH N89*E 45.01 FT TH N0*E 551.61 FT POB-CONT .55A CONT IN ALL 11.15A (N1139 WOODMAN RD) 23010 02650000 KAMPS, RICKY A; SECTION 27 COM AT POINT IN SEC $949.45 $303.82 $151.91 $1,405.18 KAMPS, TRACEY L LINE BETW SECS 27 & 34 WHERE W W5882 COUNTY ROAD P LINE ROW IL RR INTERSECTS SD SEC MONROE WI 53566 LN TH NLY ALG ROW 31 FT TH W 309 FT TH N 6 RODS TH W 77 FT POB TH W 66 FT TH S TO CTR HWY TH ELY ALG HWY UNTIL DIRECTLY S POB TH N POB, BNG PRT SW4 SE4,SEC 27 & NW4 NE4, SEC 34 - CONT .22A (W5882 CTY P) TOWN OF DECATUR 23012 02880200 KENNEDY, LINDA R SECTION 12 CSM 4590 (V19-P200) LOT 2 $944.54 $302.25 $151.13 $1,397.92 N4166 COUNTY ROAD E CONT 5.83A BNG PRT SW4 SW4 BRODHEAD WI 53520 (N4142 COUNTY HWY E) 23012 05061100 FORRESTER, NATALIE A; SECTION 19 CSM 4186 (V16-P282) LOT 2 $2,535.76 $811.44 $405.72 $3,752.92 FORRESTER, TODD R CONT 5.00A BNG PRT SW4 SE4 W2180 GREENBUSH RD (W2180 GREENBUSH RD) BRODHEAD WI 53520 23012 07370000 GROEBNER PATRICK R AND SECTION 29 S2 SW4 SW4 20A $1,678.74 $537.20 $268.60 $2,484.54 LAURIE A REVOCABLE TRUST (N2927 CTY OK) (N2933 CTY OK) 1/25/2013 N2933 COUNTY ROAD OK BRODHEAD WI 53520 TOWN OF EXETER 23014 00920200 GEHIN, JESSE A SECTION 14 PRT NW4 NE4 BNG TRI PCL $6.06 $1.94 $0.97 $8.97 N8843 COUNTY RD D LYG E DAYTON ST & S BLK 9 OF OP BELLEVILLE WI 53508 DAYTON & W CTY D BNG 100’ X 120’ CONT .27A M/L 23014 00990000 MAAS, KENNETH R; SECTION 14 SE4 SE4 CONT 40A $1,779.03 $569.29 $284.64 $2,632.96 MAAS, SHARON L (CSM 4780 BNG PRT OF) W2902 PERNOT LANE BELLEVILLE WI 53508 23014 01660000 BLACK, DAVID J SECTION 24 CSM 2405 (V8-P133) LOT 1 $652.22 $208.71 $104.36 $965.29 N8317 COUNTY RD X CONT 5.24A BNG PRT NE4 SE4 BELLEVILLE WI 53508 (N8317 CTY X) 23014 01901000 ZWEIFEL, BRADLEY D SECTION 28 CSM 2297 (V7-P316) LOT 2 $1,788.27 $572.25 $286.12 $2,646.64 N7976 COUNTY ROAD CC CONT 20A BNG PRT SW4 NE4 BELLEVILLE WI 53508 (W3832 EXETER CROSSING RD) 23014 01902300 GRIDLEY, CHRISTIAN SECTION 28 CSM 2918 (V10-P182) LOT $1,096.69 $350.94 $175.47 $1,623.10 1720 ORCHID LANE 3 CONT 5.04A BNG PRT SW4 NE4 MIDDLETON WI 53562-3244 23014 02920000 WISCONSIN-WORLD VILLAGE OF DAYTON BLK 7 ORIGINAL $679.38 $217.40 $108.70 $1,005.48 INVESTMENT INC PLAT E 46 FT N 66 FT LOT 3; LOTS 4 & PO BOX 259241 5; COM NE COR LOT 9 WLY 40 FT SLY MADISON WI 53725 20 FT ELY 40 FT NLY ALG EXETER ST POB (N8889 CTY D) 23014 02990000 GEHIN, JESSE A VILLAGE OF DAYTON BLK 9 ORIGINAL $2,497.45 $799.18 $399.59 $3,696.22 N8843 COUNTY RD D PLAT LOT 4; LOT 3, EXC NORTH 50 FT BELLEVILLE WI 53508 IN WIDTH (ALSO DESC AS COM 37.42 FT N SW COR LOT 3 TH S 37.42 FT TH SELY 118.75 FT TH NELY 24.33 FT TH NWLY 140 FT POB) (N8843 CTY D) TOWN OF JEFFERSON 23016 00050100 KRASS, AMY S; KRASS, SHAWN P SECTION 1 CSM 4604 (V19-P234) LOT 1 $67.63 $21.64 $10.82 $100.09 N2438 COUNTY RD S CONT 7.287A BNG PRT GOV LOT 4 JUDA WI 53550 (N2438 CTY HWY S) 23016 02260000 CRULL, BRIAN L; CRULL, SUSAN SECTION 3 PT W 27A FR LOT 2; ALSO $103.27 $33.05 $16.52 $152.84 N2552 BALLS MILL RD FR LT 2 COM NW COR SEC TH S89*E MONROE WI 53566 1152.68 FT POB TH S89*E 402.87 FT TH S0*W 814.19 FT TH N89*W 394.07 FT TH N0*W 791.13 FT POB - CONT 7.334A; ALSO PT FT LOT 13 IN NE4 LYG E CTRLN BALLS MILL RD EXC S 8.1AC - CONT IN ALL 26.234A 23016 09490000 PRAIRIE HILL CHEESE PLANT SECTION 34 CSM 415 (V1-P429) LOT 1 - $1,169.93 $374.38 $187.19 $1,731.50 INC; C/O CHARLES CRUZ CONT 2A BNG PRT NW & SW4’S OF 770 PEARSON ST APT 604 NW4 (N398 TWIN GROVE RD) DES PLAINES IL 60016 STATE ASSESSED 23016 09683000 MALOTT, MARCIE R SECTION 35 COM PRT ON S LN NW4 $2,278.88 $729.24 $364.62 $3,372.74 W3198 THEILER ROAD 1312.89 FT N90*E OF W4 COR,TH N2*W JUDA WI 53550 208.87 FT TH N90*E 225 FT POB TH N90*E 225 FT TO NW COR CSM 921 TH S0*W 208.71 FT TO S LN TH S90*W 220.7 FT TH NWLY 175.78 FT POB. CONT 1.068A. (W3198 THEILER RD) TOWN OF JORDAN 23018 00691000 BRADBURY, ARTHUR J; SECTION 10 PRT NW4 SW4 LYG W OF $233.71 $74.79 $37.39 $345.89 BRADBURY, SUZANNE Y CTR HWY EXC & RESERVING THERE 7609 BAKER COURT FROM THE SCHOOL HOUSE SITE AS DARIEN IL 60561-4548 NOW OCCUPIED FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES AND FURTHER EXC ALL PROP CONV FOR HWY PURPOSES CONT 3.6A M/L

Owner(s) 23018 01331100 KIPP, RICHARD P; KIPP, THOMAS E PO BOX 403 NORTH PRAIRIE WI 53153 23018 01390000 OLSON, BRENDA A N3487 RIDGE ROAD ARGYLE WI 53504

Legal Description SECTION 20 CSM 4456 (V18-P225) LOT 1 CONT 4.04A BNG PRT NW4 NE4 & NE4 NE4 (W9024 CTY Y

Tax Amt $1,179.30

Interest $377.38

Penalty $188.69

Total Due $1,745.37

SECTION 20 COM 132 FT S NE COR NE4 $835.18 SW4 S 156 FT W 224 FT N 128 FT ELY TO PT 74 FT W OF POB E 74 FT POB CONT .76A M/L EXC RD ROW .12A BNG PRT N2 SW4 (N3487 RIDGE RD) 23018 02330000 HUBER-KIZHNERMAN, MELISSA SECTION 33 PRT SE4 NE4 LYG W HWY $3,195.30 300 CENTER DRIVE, STE G368 RUNNING N & S THROUGH SAID TRACT, SUPERIOR CO 80027 EXC COM NW COR SE4 NE4 TH E 238.8 FT TH S8*W 562.75 FT TH N89*W162.85 FT TH N 554.7 FT POB; ALSO EXC COM 554.7 FT S OF NW COR SE4 NE4 TH S89*E TOCTRLN CREEK TH SLY ALG CTRLN CRK TO S LINE NE4 SEC 33 TH W TO SW COR SE4 NE4 TH N POB; CONT 22.87AM/L (EXC RD ROW 1.09A) TOWN OF MONROE 23020 00752010 ANDREWS, RICHARD A; CSM 4588 (V19-P195) LOT 1 - CONT $604.64 ANDREWS, TINA L 7.76A BNG PRT SECTION 8, NW4 NW4 N4503 COUNTY ROAD J, & SECTION 5, SW4 SW4 MONROE WI 53566 23020 01210000 MCCORMICK, JOHN T SECTION 8 SW4 NW4, LYG IN N2 EXC $6,709.13 N4479 COUNTY ROAD J 28.25A PCL CONT 11.75A (N4479 CTY J) MONROE WI 53566 23020 04392000 SHAFFER, JEFFREY J SECTION 28 CSM 1237(V4-P98) LOT 2 $918.01 N3320 JOY DEL RD CONT .973A BNG PRT NW4 NE4 MONROE WI 53566 (N3320 JOY DEL RD) TOWN OF NEW GLARUS 23024 00360000 CRAWFORD, ANDREW C; SECTION 5 SW4 SW4, EXC PT LOT 1 $4.33 CRAWFORD, JANE J CSM 4737 - CONT 3.85A (SPLIT IN 2013 827 N GROVE AVE W/NEW PARCEL 0036.0100 - SEE NEW OAK PARK IL 60302 REMNANT PARCEL 0036.0200 FOR 2014 ROLL) 23024 00430000 CRAWFORD, ANDREW C; SECTION 6 SE4 SE4, EXC PT LOT 1 $73.77 CRAWFORD, JANE J CSM 4737 - CONT 27.48A (SPLIT IN 2013 827 N GROVE AVE W/NEW PARCEL 0043.0100 - SEE NEW OAK PARK IL 60302 REMNANT PARCEL FOR 2014 ROLL 0043.0200) 23024 00440100 CRAWFORD, ANDREW C; SECTION 7 NE4 NE4 & NW4 NE4, EXC $568.57 CRAWFORD, JANE J PT LOT 1 CSM 4642 LYGING IN NW4 NE4 827 N GROVE AVE EXC PT LOT 1 CSM 4737 - CONT 52.11A OAK PARK IL 60302 (SPLIT IN 2013 W/NEW PARCEL 0044.011 SEE NEW REMNANT PARCEL 0044.012 FOR 2014 ROLL) 23024 00540000 CRAWFORD, ANDREW C; SECTION 8 NW4 NE4 EXC PRT SE HWY $6,231.12 CRAWFORD, JANE J CONT 36.9A; NE4 NW4 40A; NW4 NW4 827 N GROVE AVE 40A; EXC PT LOT 1 CSM 4737 - CONT OAK PARK IL 60302 67.64A (SPLIT DONE IN 2013 W/NEW PARCEL 0054.0100 - SEE NEW REMNANT PARCEL FOR 2014 ROLL 0054.0200) 23024 02200000 RIGHTER FAMILY HOMESTEAD SECTION 28 PRT SW4 SW4 COM AT PT $6.51 LLC 990 FT N OF SW COR S 156 FT SELY W6604 COUNTY ROAD H 126 DEG CLOCKWISE ANGLE 134 FT NEW GLARUS WI 53574 ELY ALG A 16 DEG CURVE 741 FT W 675 FT POB CONT - 4A 23024 02230000 RIGHTER FAMILY HOMESTEAD SECTION 29 NW4 NE4 40A; SW4 NE4 $381.94 LLC 40A; PRT NE4 SE4 CONT 29.94A; W6604 COUNTY ROAD H PRT NW4 SE4 CONT 31.88A; EXC LOTS NEW GLARUS WI 53574 1,2 & PRT LOT 3 CSM 2641 (V9-P123) EXC PT LOT 1 CSM 3921 - CONT IN ALL 140.94A (SPLIT IN 2013 W/NEW PARCEL 0223.0100 - SEE NEW REMNANT PARCEL FOR 2014 ROLL - 0223.0200) 23024 02231000 RIGHTER, LORNA K; SECTION 29 CSM 2641 (V9-P123) LOT 1 $2,483.32 RIGHTER, RICHARD L CONT 10.45A BNG PRT NW4 & NE4 OF W6604 COUNTY ROAD H SE4 (W6604 CTY H) NEW GLARUS WI 53574 23024 02232100 RIGHTER FAMILY HOMESTEAD SECTION 29 PT LOT 2 CSM 2641 $4.33 LLC (V9-P123) BEG NW COR SD LOT 2 TH W6604 COUNTY ROAD H S60* E 391.22 FT TH S31*W 353.67 FT TH NEW GLARUS WI 53574 N65*W 130.96 FT TH N66*W 37.84 FT TH N 422.43 FT POB - CONT 2.33A BNG PRT NE4 SE4 23024 02271000 JANISCH, ROBIN J; SECTION 29 CSM 3992 (V15-P294) LOT 1 $4.33 JANISCH FAMILY FARM CONT 2.46A BNG PRT E1/2 SW4 W6733 COUNTY RD H NEW GLARUS WI 53574 TOWN OF SPRING GROVE 23026 02320000 HARJO, DONOVAN R; SECTION 9 PRT NW4 NE4 COM 523 FT $280.83 HARJO, KATI R E NW COR TH S108.5 FT TH E 189.75 FT 7881 COOPERS HAWK TRAIL TH N 108.5 FT TH W 189.75 FT POB MACHESNEY PARK IL 61115-8225 CONT .47A (W1459 GIESE RD) 23026 04910000 SCHEIDEGGER, RAYMOND SECTION 21 PRT NW4 NE4 COM NW $795.78 W1471 TOWN CENTER ROAD COR OF NE4 SD SEC TH S 125.5 FT TH JUDA WI 53550 E 448.4 FT TO IRON STAKE IN FENCE LN TH N2*W 125.5 FT TO CNTR OF RD TH W 442.6 FT TO POB, EXC RD ROW ALG W LN OF PARC-CONT 1.24 M/L TOWN OF SYLVESTER 23028 00341000 KLASSY, JOAN M SECTION 4 CSM 2077 (V7-P5) LOT 1 $25.50 5665 NOBLE ST CONT 4.957A BNG PRT W2 SE4 SW4 GRATIOT WI 53541-9640 23028 00370000 BUTENHOFF, GARY SECTION 5 NW4 SW4, EXC 2.92A & $164.09 PO BOX 624 4.25A & 16.14A & EXC .25A TO NEW GLARUS WI 53574 CEMETERY - CONT 16.44A SW4 SW4 CONT 40.00A EXC LOTS 1 & 2 CSM 3821 CONT IN ALL 39.35A 23028 02070000 MICKELSON, EUGENE J SECTION 19 PT NE4 NE4 - CONT 25.76A; $2,757.29 W4611 BURKHALTER ROAD NW4 NE4 40A; SW4 NE4 40A; PT SE4 MONROE WI 53566-9588 NE4 - CONT 2.67A; EXC LOT 1 CSM 3719 CONT IN ALL 108.43A (W4611 BURKHALTER RD) 23028 03762000 WILLIAMS, DEREK SECTION 32 CSM 4445 (V18-P204) PT $1,808.86 W4415 GREENBUSH RD LOT 1 - CONT 2.0A FKA ALL LOT 1 CSM MONROE WI 53566 2959 BNG PRT SW4 NW4 (W4415 GREENBUSH RD) (COMBINED W/PARCEL 0376.2100 IN 2014 SO LOT 1 UNDER 1 PARCEL NUMBER - SEE NEW PARCEL 0376.22) 23028 03950100 WENZEL, LEE B SECTION 34 PT SE4 SE4 & SW4 SE4 $4,842.23 W3365 HARTWIG ROAD DESC IN V1211-P831, PARCEL I & JUDA WI 53550 PARCEL II, EXC CSM 4378, IN T JEFFERSON BNG PT PARCEL II (SEE PARCEL 16-0223.0000) - CONT 44.94A (W3365 HARTWIG RD) (SPLIT IN 2012 FROM PARCEL 0395.0 - NOW REMNANT PARCEL 0395.02) 23028 04010000 CRULL, BRIAN L; CRULL, SUSAN SECTION 34 W 53 ACRES M/L OF S1/2 $143.27 N2552 BALLS MILL RD SW4, EXC CSM 553 & EXC LDS FOR MONROE WI 53566 HWY & EXC COM SW COR SEC 34 TH S89*E 1661.05 FT POB TH N0E 1186.1 FT TO S ROW HWY TH N87*E 56.96 FT TO E LN W 53 AC S1/2 SW4 TH S0*E 1189.83 FT TO S LN SD SEC TH N89*W 78.63 FT POB (INCL SE4 SE4 OF SEC 33 LYG E OF CTRLN BALLS MILL RD, EXC LOT 1 CSM 305) CONT IN ALL 35.15A M/L 23028 04011000 CRULL, BRIAN L; CRULL, SUSAN SECTION 34 CSM #553 (V2-P88) LOT 1 $3,592.96 N2552 BALLS MILL RD CONT 9.0A BNG PRT SW4 SW4 MONROE WI 53566 (N2552 BALLS MILL RD) TOWN OF WASHINGTON 23030 00951000 GOBELI, COLLEEN A; SECTION 5 PLAT OF SURVEY (V3-P9) $224.51 GOBELI, GARY D PARC CONT 19.09A PRT SE4 SW4 W6898 DIVIDING RIDGE RD MONTICELLO WI 53570 23030 00990000 GOBELI, COLLEEN A; SECTION 5 PRT PLAT OF SURVEY $264.73 GOBELI, GARY D (V3-P9) PRT SW4 SE4 CONT 26.42A W6898 DIVIDING RIDGE RD MONTICELLO WI 53570 TOWN OF YORK 23032 02671300 DIENER, JAN L; DIENER, PAUL A SECTION 13 CSM 1974 (V6-P288) LOT 3 $689.79 57 COUNTY ROAD U CONT 5.76A BNG 5.12A - NW4 SW4 & BELLEVILLE WI 53508 .64A - SW4 NW4 23032 04750000 ZWEERTS, PHILLIP CORNELIUS SECTION 23 PRT SW4 SW4 COM NW $1,393.06 W8030 COUNTY ROAD H COR BAPTIST CHURCH LOT SW4 SEC BLANCHARDVILLE WI 53516 TH S 198 FT TO S LN SEC TH W 19.45 FT TH N 198 FT TH E POB - CONT 1.09A (W8030 CTY H) 23032 05021700 KUHNE, DIANA R; SECTION 24 CSM 3725 (V14-P152) LOT $13.80 KUHNE, THOMAS J 17 - CONT 2.99A BNG PRT NW4 SW4 2813 INTERLAKEN PASS MADISON WI 53719 23032 07190000 TRI-POINT PARTNERS II LLC SECTION 33 CSM 4096 (V16-P120) $267.87 1147 WOODBINE AVENUE OUTLOT 1 - CONT 22.28A BNG PRT SW4 OAK PARK IL 60302 SW4 VILLAGE OF ALBANY 23101 00720000 SABINSON, TAUNYA R ORIGINAL PLAT BLOCK 13 COM SE $1,960.56 PO BOX 222 COR LOT 9 N ALG W LN MECHANIC ST ALBANY WI 53502 63 FT W 75.5 FT S 63 FT E 75.5 POB (209 E MAIN ST) 23101 02870000 LANDEN, MIKE; RAILROAD ADD BLOCK 30 LOT 4 $1,499.99 ZUEHLKE, KAMILLE (102 UNION ST) 102 UNION STREET ALBANY WI 53502 23101 03290000 WATSON, KIMBERLY WARRENS ADD BLOCK 2 LOT 10 & $3,190.51 205 WARREN STREET LOT 11 EXC A STRIP 2 FT WIDE & 55 FT ALBANY WI 53502 LONG OFF SW CORNER LOT 10 (205 WARREN ST) VILLAGE OF BELLEVILLE 23106 02920000 MAY, EUGENIA SECTION 3 COM SW COR BLK E $1,375.16 5807 HEWITT LANE BOWKERS S 66 FT W 66 FT W 101.64 FT SPRING GREEN WI 53588 S 184.8 FT E 107.58 FT N 184.8 FT POB EXC S 66 FT (32 4TH ST)

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Legal Notices

Continued from previous page Owner(s) VILLAGE OF BROOKLYN 23109 00050000 DOUGLAS, PAUL W PO BOX 197 BROOKLYN WI 53521

23109 00060000 SLATER, STANLEY R PO BOX 192, 108 HOTEL ST BROOKLYN WI 53521

23109 00910000 SCHLAPPER, KURT STEVEN 107 LINCOLN STREET BROOKLYN WI 53521 VILLAGE OF BROWNTOWN 23110 00110000 Albright, Lorraine 304 E MAIN BOX 111 BROWNTOWN WI 53522 23110 01031000 SIEGEL, EDNA % ROBIN SIEGEL 543 EISENHOWER COURT MONTICELLO WI 53570 VILLAGE OF MONTICELLO 23151 03550000 RHOE CONSTRUCTION LLC 714 19TH AVENUE MONROE WI 53566 23151 04450000 NICHOLSON, COLE D; NICHOLSON, RENE M 204 S MAIN ST-PO BOX 251 MONTICELLO WI 53570 23151 04700000 KRUEGER, JAMES K 339 E MAIN ST EVANSVILLE WI 53536 VILLAGE OF NEW GLARUS 23161 00440000 WINTERS, VALERIE 118 6TH AVENUE PO BOX 653 NEW GLARUS WI 53574 23161 01630000 WILLIAMS, DOUGLAS L 113 2ND STREET NEW GLARUS WI 53574 23161 02320000 WRAY, WALTER E 200 1ST AVENUE NEW GLARUS WI 53574 23161 02660000 TRUTTMANN, ROGER J 518 4TH AVE PO BOX 213 NEW GLARUS WI 53574 23161 05780000 DZ NEW GLARUS FITNESS CENTER LLC 1100 2ND STREET NEW GLARUS WI 53574 23161 06755000 JUDD’S AUTO BODY LLC 1412 STATE ROAD 69 NEW GLARUS WI 53574 CITY OF BRODHEAD 23206 00400000 KOUKOL, CAROL J; KOUKOL, HENRY S 401 W 3RD AVENUE BRODHEAD WI 53520 23206 01410000 NEWTON, JERRY G 620 HILLCREST DRIVE OREGON WI 53575-1214

23206 01980000 JOHNSON, KRISTINE M 407 8TH STREET BRODHEAD WI 53520 23206 03630000 NEWTON, JERRY G 620 HILLCREST DRIVE OREGON WI 53575-1214 23206 03711000 FLISTER, JAMES A 510 EXCHANGE STREET BRODHEAD WI 53520 23206 04750000 BRODHEAD YOUTH CENTER C/O PAM WOLLIN 1520 6TH AVE MONROE WI 53566

23206 06070000 OLSON, BRANDON K 1203 E 2ND AVENUE BRODHEAD WI 53520 23206 08380000 KAKUSKE, GREGORY P; KAKUSKE, KIMBERLY D 3634 BALMORAL DR JANESVILLE WI 53545 23206 08560000 MOORE, ELKE R; MOORE, KENDALL L 501 16TH ST BRODHEAD WI 53520 23206 09782000 PRODUCTION GRINDING AND MACHINING LLC 1805 E 9TH AVE BRODHEAD WI 53520-1784

23206 10040000 DEMMON, VINCE J 1208 17TH STREET BRODHEAD WI 53520 CITY OF MONROE 23251 00050000 KRUPKE, CAROL J 916 2ND STREET MONROE WI 53566

Legal Description ORIGINAL PLAT BLOCK 2 PRT LOTS 2 & 3 COM PT 246.5 FT W OF E LN GR CTY BNG 81.5 FT W OF NE COR LOT 2 TH E 31.1 POB TH S 93.7 5 FT TH E 40.15 FT TH N 93.75 FT TH W 40.15 FT POB EXC S 6 FT (110 HOTEL ST) ORIGINAL PLAT BLOCK 2 PRT LOTS 2 & 3 COM 81.5 FT W NE COR LOT 2 TH S 53 FT TH W 3.5 FT TH S 41 FT TO PT ON S LN LOT 3 TH ELY ALG S LN 34.6 FT TH N 93.75 FT TO PT S LN HOTEL ST TH W 31.1 POB (108 HOTEL ST) ASSESSORS PLAT OUTLOT 113 (107 LINCOLN ST)

Tax Amt

Interest

Penalty

Total Due

$600.90

$192.29

$96.14

$889.33

$1,378.24

$441.04

$220.52

$2,039.80

$3,527.97

$1,128.95

$564.48

$5,221.40

ORIGINAL PLAT LOT 12 (304 E MAIN ST)

$493.47

$157.91

$78.96

$730.34

SECTION 9 PARC CONT 1.25A (481 E DALE ST)

$988.79

$316.41

$158.21

$1,463.41

ASSESSORS PLAT OUTLOT 16 (109 N PRATT RD)

$1,507.44

$482.38

$241.19

$2,231.01

ASSESSORS PLAT OUTLOT 97 (POS V10-P127) (204 S MAIN ST)

$2,028.07

$648.98

$324.49

$3,001.54

ASSESSORS PLAT OUTLOT 123 (349 S MONROE ST)

$2,364.42

$756.61

$378.31

$3,499.34

ORIGINAL PLAT BLOCK 4 W2 LOT 8 (118 6TH AVE)

$224.80

$71.94

$35.97

$332.71

ENGLERS ADD LOT 2 (113 2ND ST)

$3,591.68

$1,149.34

$574.67

$5,315.69

ASSESSORS PLAT OUTLOT 14 (200 1ST AVENUE)

$2,081.63

$666.12

$333.06

$3,080.81

$949.89

$303.96

$151.98

$1,405.83

ASSESSORS PLAT OUTLOTS 184, 185 & 186 (1100 2ND ST)

$6,427.20

$2,056.70

$1,028.35

$9,512.25

SECTION 23 CSM 2742 (V9-P267) LOT 1 CONT 2.41A BNG PRT NW4 SE4 TID #2 (1412 HWY 69)

$6,286.35

$2,011.63

$1,005.82

$9,303.80

ORIGINAL PLAT BLOCK 11 PRT BLK COM NE COR BLK 11 W 178 FT S 189 FT E 178 FT N 189 FT POB (401 W 3RD AVE)

$2,506.82

$802.18

$401.09

$3,710.09

ORIGINAL PLAT BLOCK 34 S 1/2 LOT 6 & S 6 FT OF N 1/2 LOT 6 & N 6 FT LOT 8 (ALSO DESC AS: S 39 FT LOT 6 & N 6 FT LOT 8) (606 E 2ND AVE) ORIGINAL PLAT BLOCK 47 LOT 8 (407 8TH STREET)

$2,210.84

$707.47

$353.73

$3,272.04

$1,953.45

$625.10

$312.55

$2,891.10

ORIGINAL PLAT BLOCK 77 E 110 FT LOT 3 (903 E 2ND AVE)

$2,005.44

$641.74

$320.87

$2,968.05

ORIGINAL PLAT BLOCK 78 CSM 3597 (V13-P259) LOT 2 - CONT 7500 SQ FT BNG PRT LOTS 6 & 8 (905 10TH ST) ORIGINAL PLAT BLOCK 90 S 84 FT OF N 132 FT LOT 3 EXC COM 132 FT S & 145 FT W OF NE COR TH N 42.5 FT W 40 FT TO MILL R. SW ALG R. 44.75 FT E 54.5 FT TO POB (1009 W 3RD AVE) ORIGINAL PLAT BLOCK 131 LOT 3 (1203 E 2ND AVE)

$3,036.00

$971.52

$485.76

$4,493.28

$1,974.46

$631.83

$315.91

$2,922.20

ASSESSORS PLAT OUTLOT 30D (518 4TH AVE)

$3.82

$1.22

$0.61

$5.65

$1,069.03

$342.09

$171.04

$1,582.16

$352.49

$112.80

$56.40

$521.69

ORIGINAL PLAT CSM 2753 LOT 1 - CONT $5,329.97 3.608A (FKA LOTS 11-18 BLOCK 197 & LOTS 11-18 BLOCK 198 & VACATED E 8TH AVE) (1805 E 9TH AVE) STATE ASSESSED ORIGINAL PLAT BLOCK 208 LOTS 3 & $2,825.90 4 (1208 17TH ST)

$1,705.59

$852.80

$7,888.36

$904.29

$452.14

$4,182.33

$717.85

$358.92

$3,320.05

ORIGINAL PLAT BLOCK 171 LOTS 1 INCL 18 ORIGINAL PLAT BLOCK 173 LOT 5

LYBRANDS 1614 11TH STREET COM 55 FT & 9 IN W NE COR LOT 3 LYBRANDS DON TH S TO S LN SD LOT TH E 22 FT 5 5 IN M/L TH N TO N LN SD LOT TH W 22 FT 5 IN M/L TO POB, EXC W 6.33 FT LOT 3 ALSO DESC AS: COM NE COR LOT 2, E 6.75 FT TO POB, E 22.5 FT, S 100 FT W 22.5 FT , N 100 FT TO POB TID 7 23251 00330000 MONROE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT, LYBRANDS 1601 10TH STREET W 40.5 INC FT LOT 15 1601 10TH STREET MONROE WI 53566 23251 00370000 MONROE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT, LYBRANDS 1007 16TH AVENUE S 23 INC FT OF N 29 FT LOT 17 (ALSO DESC: 23 1601 10TH STREET FEET IN WIDTH BY 100 FT IN LENGTH MONROE WI 53566 OFF OF THE NORTH SIDE OF LOT 17 THE NORTH LINE BNG PARALLEL WITH & 6 FEET S OF N LINE SD LOT 17)

$2,243.28

$4,938.56

$1,580.34

$790.17

$7,309.07

$2,806.68

$898.14

$449.07

$4,153.89

Town of Spring Valley Planning & Zoning Meeting Monday, April 25, 2016 at the Orfordville Fire Station 7:00 PM Agenda: 1. Call to order 2. Reading and approval of the minutes 3. Old business: a. 4. New business: a. 5. Building permits 6. Audience communication 7. Adjournment Chris Duemler Chairman The Independent Register 4/20/2016 WNAXLP 240784

al Consultants) will be present to answer any questions. Open book is the opportunity to discuss your property’s assessed value with the town assessor at an informal setting. BOARD OF REVIEW will be held on Thursday, May 12, 2016 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Spring Grove Town Hall, N2475 Hwy GG, Brodhead, WI. Objections forms must be completed to appear before the Board of Review; appointments are requested. Please contact Deb Cline, Clerk at 608558-4787 for more information. Deb Cline, Clerk The Independent Register 4/13, 4/20/2016 WNAXLP 240014

NOTICE OF OPEN BOOK and BOARD OF REVIEW TOWN OF SPRING GROVE Notice is hereby given that the Town of Spring Grove will have OPEN BOOK for assessment review on Wednesday, April 20, 2016 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon at the Spring Grove Town Hall, N2475 Hwy GG, Brodhead, WI. The assessor for the Town of Spring Grove (Associated Apprais-

TOWN OF DECATUR NOTICE OF OPEN BOOK April 23, 2016 Please take notice that the Town of Decatur Assessor will hold Open Book hours for the 2016 Assessment Roll on Saturday, April 23, 2016, from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM at the Decatur Town Hall, 1408 14th Street, Brodhead. Property owners may review and examine the 2016 Assessment Roll and discuss their concerns

Owner(s) 23251 01620000 COUNTY OF GREEN 1016 16TH AVENUE MONROE WI 53566 23251 02260000 MCCAULEY, PATRICK J; MCCAULEY, REBECCA S W9101 RAT HOLLOW ROAD ARGYLE WI 53504 23251 02380000 HANSON, DAVID C 1502 21ST STREET MONROE WI 53566 23251 02640000 BATES, DAVID S; MARCHANT, CARRIE L 1511 25TH STREET MONROE WI 53566 23251 02760000 BELKE, COURTNEY L 2302 16TH AVENUE MONROE WI 53566 23251 02960000 GAVIGAN, LEROY H 2545 1ST STREET MONROE WI 53566 23251 03200000 OZMA EMILY TRUST KATHLEEN NICKLET - LE 1336 25TH AVENUE MONROE WI 53566

23251 05150000 MCCAULEY, PATRICK J; MCCAULEY, REBECCA S W9101 RAT HOLLOW ROAD ARGYLE WI 53504 23251 05760000 NEWTON, JERRY G 620 HILLCREST DRIVE OREGON WI 53575-1214 23251 07500000 LEFEVRE, JANET ALICE 2115 14TH STREET MONROE WI 53566 23251 11840000 WALD, ALVIN W; WALD, CATHY L 1617 15TH AVENUE MONROE WI 53566 23251 12050000 JACKSON, ARLONIA; JACKSON, HERSCHEL 1109 20TH AVE MONROE WI 53566 23251 12420000 DRIVER, CONSTANCE J 2023 9TH STREET MONROE WI 53566 23251 13270000 ENGLEKING, JOHN; ENGLEKING, NORMA C/O LEE J & DEBBIE BENNETT 2208 12TH STREET MONROE WI 53566 23251 13851000 HENNING, HENRY E; HENNING, SUSAN E 1914 8TH AVENUE MONROE WI 53566 23251 17060000 LANGE, ANDREW C/O MOLLIE LANGE 1017 10TH STREET MONROE WI 53566 23251 17180000 NEWTON, JERRY G 620 HILLCREST DRIVE OREGON WI 53575-1214 23251 17880000 MCCAULEY, PATRICK J; MCCAULEY, REBECCA S W9101 RAT HOLLOW ROAD ARGYLE WI 53504 23251 19320000 GRAFF, DALE J; GRAFF, LENA M 1903 7TH STREET MONROE WI 53566 23251 23140000 MEIER, ANDREA D 1709 23RD AVENUE MONROE WI 53566 23251 24190000 COPLIEN, JUDITH L 911 8TH STREET MONROE WI 53566

23251 24760000 PITKIN, LEONARD W; PITKIN SANGERMANO, ANNE 2320 13TH STREET MONROE WI 53566

23251 29440000 LYONS, SUSAN K 3052 16TH STREEt MONROE WI 53566 23251 29630000 HENDRICKS-SODERBERG, LORI A; SODERBERG, DAVID L 202 11TH AVENUE MONROE WI 53566 23251 33420000 CHRISTEN, JODY 2206 2ND AVE W MONROE WI 53566 The Independent Register 4/13, 4/20/2015 WNAXLP

with the Assessor at this time. Unresolved assessment matters can be brought to the Board of Review, which is scheduled for May 14, 2016. Objection forms must be completed and returned to the Town Clerk at least 48 hours prior to the Board of Review; and appointments are suggested. For further information, please contact the Town Assessor at 608558-2446 or the Town Clerk at 608897-4965 or 608-897-2534. Ann L. Schwartz, Clerk/Treasurer Town of Decatur The Independent Register 4/20/2016 WNAXLP 240385 NOTICE OF HEARING The Village Board of the Village of Orfordville will meet on Monday, April 25, 2016 at 7:00 p.m. to review the Conditional Use Application from Jeb McMahon for storage sheds at 115 N. Center Street. Adjoining landowners will be notified separately by mail. Sherri Waege Village Clerk The Independent Register 4/20/2016 WNAXLP 240273

Legal Description LYBRANDS 828 18TH AVENUE S 65 FT LOT 120 EXC DEED REC V1107-P721 FOR RD PURPOSES ANDRICKS BLOCK 2 2122 16TH AVENUE LOT 7

Tax Amt $2,416.40

Interest $773.25

Penalty $386.62

Total Due $3,576.27

$646.18

$206.78

$103.39

$956.35

$830.03

$265.61

$132.80

$1,228.44

$1,270.26

$406.48

$203.24

$1,879.98

ANDRICKS BLOCK 7 2302 16TH AVENUE LOT 2

$191.80

$61.38

$30.69

$283.87

ANDRICKS BLOCK 9 2500 17TH AVENUE LOT 2 LOT 3

$309.20

$98.94

$49.47

$457.61

$2,614.23

$836.55

$418.28

$3,869.06

$977.59

$312.83

$156.41

$1,446.83

EMERSON & MOULTONS BLK 4 1313 $1,463.59 12TH AVENUE E2 LOT 3 N 27 FT E2 LOT 4

$468.35

$234.17

$2,166.11

FOSTERS II BLOCK 7 2115 14TH STREET S 88 FT OF W 60 FT LOT 7

$2,981.54

$954.09

$477.05

$4,412.68

NEW MEXICOS BLOCK 17 1617 15TH AVENUE LOT 3

$2,067.15

$661.49

$330.74

$3,059.38

PAYNES BLOCK 2 1109 20TH AVENUE S 70 FT OF E 66 FT OF N 140 FT

$1,135.25

$363.28

$181.64

$1,680.17

PAYNES BLOCK 6 2023 9TH STREET E 90 FT OF S 116 FT

$3,790.74

$1,213.04

$606.52

$5,610.30

PAYNES BLOCK 20 2208 12TH STREET E 70 FT N 92 FT

$141.18

$45.18

$22.59

$208.95

RAILROAD II 1914 8TH AVENUE W 62 FT LOT 33

$547.04

$175.05

$87.53

$809.62

RUSSELLS BLOCK 19 1017 10TH STREET S 80 FT OF E 96.5 FT

$1,810.55

$579.38

$289.69

$2,679.62

SCHINDLERS 509 16TH AVENUE N 40 FT OF S 49 FT LOT 14

$1,560.26

$499.28

$249.64

$2,309.18

TALLMANS BLOCK 3 733 16TH AVENUE LOT 12 & S 5 FT LOT 9

$2,606.96

$834.23

$417.11

$3,858.30

TALLMANS II BLOCK 18 1903 7TH STREET W 65 FT LOT 10 W 65 FT LOT 11

$1,979.01

$633.28

$316.64

$2,928.93

SECTION 2 1709 23RD AVENUE PRT OL 20 COM AT COR 17TH ST & 23RD AVE SELY ALG 23RD AVE 144 FT WLY 140 FT N 180 FT E 40 FT POB SECTION 34 911 8TH STREET COM 200 FT W OF SE COR SW4 NE4 N 270.5 FT TO RR SWLY ALG RR 450 FT TO PT 370 FT W OF POB E 370 FT TO BEG EXC DEED REC V1114-P96 FOR ROAD PURPOSES ALSO DESC AS: BEG SE COR SW4 NE4 SEC 34 TH W ALG CTRLN HWY 11 & 81 573 FT TO ROW RR TH NELY ALG ROW 708.2 FT TH S 416 FT POB, EXC BEG SE COR SW4 NE4 SEC 34 TH N ALG CTRLN 10TH AVE 416 FT POB TH S 416 FT TH W 240 FT TH N TO SELY LINE RR TH NELY ALG RR ROW TO POB SECTION 35 PRT OL 117. BEG PT NE LN 23RD AVE 369.6 FT W & 1210.8 FT N40*W & 30 FT N50*E FROM SE COR W2 SE4. TH N48*E 342.6 FT TO S LN 13TH ST POB TH N86*W ALG S LN 13TH ST 163.5 FT TH S3*W 100 FT TH S86*E 15 FT TH S3*W 47.46 FT TH N48*E 209.27 FT POB EXC COM SW COR SE4 1168.01 FT TH N78*E 23.92 FT TH N77*E 154.03 FT TH N86*E 121.32 FT TH S4*W 26.49 FT TH S85*E 22.65 FT POB TH S85*E 163.5 FT TH S50*W 1.06 FT TH N85*W 162.75 FT TH N4*E .54 FT POB EAST SIDE TERRACE 3052 16TH STREET LOT 24

$3,245.26

$1,038.48

$519.24

$4,802.98

$3,799.03

$1,215.69

$607.84

$5,622.56

$3,506.29

$1,122.01

$561.01

$5,189.31

$1,645.49

$526.56

$263.28

$2,435.33

PARKVIEW ESTATES 202 11TH AVENUE LOT 1, EXC LOT CSM 1794

$5,306.95

$1,698.22

$849.11

$7,854.28

BURCALOW-PAINTER ADD 2206 2ND AVENUE WEST LOT 30

$1,291.05

$413.14

$206.57

$1,910.76

ANDRICKS BLOCK 3 1502 21ST ST W2 LOTS 15 & 16; ALSO COM NW COR LOT 16 TH N 38 FT M/L TH ELY 67.5 FT TH S 37 FT M/L TO NE COR W1/2 LOT 16 TH W 67.5 FT M/L POB ANDRICKS BLOCK 6 2303 16TH AVENUE LOT 1

BARTLETTS 1336 25TH AVENUE COM SW COR LOT 4 TH N4*E 75 FT TH S85*E 80 FT POB TH S85*E 85.11 FT TH NLY ALG E LN LOT 6 60.2 FT TH S85*E 59.13 FT TO E LN LOT 7 TH S15*W 60.2 FT TH S52*W166.67 FT TH N39*W 20 FT TH S50*W 20 FT TH N8*E 110.57 FT POB EXC PT LOT 7 BARTLETT’S ADD COM SW COR LOT 4 TH N4*E 75 FT TH S85*E 80 FT TH S85*E 85.11 FT POB TH NLY ALG E LN LOT 6 60.2 FT TH S85*E 59.13 FT TH S15*W 60.2 FT TH W POB BRODHEADS BLOCK 23 1212 23RD STREET W 27 FT LOT 1 & E 57 FT LOTS 2 & 3

VILLAGE OF ORFORDVILLE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Planning Commission of the Village of Orfordville will meet on Wednesday, May 4, 2016 at 6:00 p.m. to discuss amending Village Zoning Ordinances-Chapter 320, regarding sheds and garages in the village. The Planning Commission will discuss shed sizes, garage sizes, and limits on how many sheds or garages you can have. The Planning Commission will also review a Zoning Change for Knutes Bar & Grill located at 206 E. Beloit Street. The Village will meet to discuss changing the C-1 Commercial Zoning to C-2 Commercial zoning to comply with the revised zoning code. Adjoining landowners, and landowners within 100 feet will be notified separately by mail. The Village Board will then consider the Planning Commission’s recommendation at the Regular Board meeting on Monday, May 9, 2016 at 7:00 p.m. Sherri Waege Village Clerk The Independent Register 4/20, 4/27/2016 WNAXLP 240783

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Juda School District Board Meeting April 13th, 2016 At the board meeting on Wednesday night the Juda School Board: • Approved the verified results of the recent referendum votes along with the results of the election for school board members. • Regretfully accepted the retirement of school custodian Rose Green. • Heard updates from Mrs. Davis on the various activities that have taken place. The New York trip was a great experience for everyone. She also updated the board on various grants that have been written. • Heard a report on the Recreation District and the many activities that have taken place over the last month and activities that are currently being planned. • Mrs. Davis discussed with the board the initial draft of referendum projects along with a preliminary timeline. • Mrs. Davis shared with the board the staffing outline for the 2016/17 school year and sharing of staff with other districts. She also mentioned that interviews will be starting at the end of the month for the 1st grade teaching position.

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Continued from previous page • The board recognized Randy Riese for his three years of service to the board. Randy did not run for reelection. • Took no action coming out of Executive Session. The Independent Register 4/20/2016 WNAXLP 240786 AGENDA SCHOOL DISTRICT OF BRODHEAD REGULAR SCHOOL BOARD MEETING Monday, April 25, 2016 DISTRICT OFFICE BOARD ROOM 7:00 P.M. NEW SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS SHALL TAKE AND FILE THE OFFICIAL OATH JUST PRIOR TO THE MEETING I. CALL TO ORDER II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE III. ROLL CALL IV. APPROVAL OF AGENDA V. APPROVAL OF MINUTES VI. INFORMATION REPORTS VII. PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD AGENDA

VIII. APPROVAL OF 2016-17 SHOW CHOIR TRIP IX. PROGRAM PRESENTATION – HIGH SCHOOL X. BOARD REORGANIZATION a. Election of School Board Officials b. Board Meeting Dates and Times for 2016-17 c. Declaration of Official School Newspaper d. Official Depository e. Approval of Check Signing f. Appointment of Board Member Representative for 2016 CESA 2 Delegate Assembly XI. DISCUSS BOARD COMMITTEES XII. DISCUSS POSSIBLE DATE CHANGE FOR THE 2016-17 H.S. GRADUATION XIII. BUILDING & GROUNDS REPORT; POSSIBLE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR APPROVAL XIV. DISCUSS END OF YEAR SPENDING • EXTRA PAYMENT ON LOAN IF POSSIBLE XV. ACCEPT DONATION(S) XVI. RESIGNATION(S) XVII. EMPLOYMENT RECOMMENDATION(S) XVIII. VOLUNTEER RECOM-

MENDATION(S) XIX. FUTURE AGENDA XX. CLOSED SESSION WI. STS. 19.85, (1), (c), (e), (f) a. Teacher Negotiations b. Superintendent Evaluation c. Select Scholarship Recipients XXI. ACTION ON CLOSED SESSION ITEMS XXII. ADJOURNMENT The Independent Register 4/20/2016 WNAXLP 240790 AGENDA SCHOOL DISTRICT OF BRODHEAD Building & Grounds Committee Meeting Monday, April 25, 2016 DISTRICT OFFICE BOARD ROOM 6:00 P.M. AGENDA I. DISCUSS POSSIBLE PROJECTS TO BE COMPLETED FROM THE 2015-16 BUDGET II. E.S. PLAYGROUND III. DEVELOP RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE BOARD IV. ADJOURN

The Independent Register 4/20/2016 WNAXLP 240789 STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT GREEN COUNTY CIT Bank N.A. Plaintiff vs PHYLLIS R. ANDERSON, et al. Defendant(s) NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Case No: 15 CV 125 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that by virtue of a judgment of foreclosure entered on November 3, 2015 in the amount of $106,933.12 the Sheriff will sell the described premises at public auction as follows: TIME: May 12, 2016 at 09:00 AM TERMS: By bidding at the sheriff sale, prospective buyer is consenting to be bound by the following terms: 1.) 10% down in cash or money order at the time of sale; balance due within 10 days of confirmation of sale; failure to pay balance due will result in forfeit of deposit to plaintiff. 2.) Sold “as is” and subject to all legal liens and encumbrances. 3.) Plaintiff opens bidding on the property, either in

Proceedings of School District of Brodhead City of Brodhead, Towns of Avon, Spring Grove, Decatur, Sylvester, Spring Valley and Magnolia BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBERS President - Mike Krupke; Vice President - Jim Wahl; Clerk - Paul Donovan; Treasurer - Allen Schneider; Dan Calhoon; Michael Oellerich; Abbey Wellemeyer

SPECIAL PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD MEETING & OPEN HOUSE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF BRODHEAD High School Auditeria Monday, March 28, 2016 6:00 P.M. Minutes The meeting was called to order by Board President Mike Krupke at 6:00 p.m. The meeting agenda was published in the Wednesday, March 23, 2016 edition of the Independent Register. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ROLL CALL Present: Mike Krupke, Jim Wahl, Al Schneider, Paul Donovan, Dan Calhoon, Michael Oellerich, and Abbey Wellemeyer Absent: None AGENDA ITEMS REFERENDUM [6:00 - 7:00 p.m.] • Referendum Resolution • Why is a referendum needed • What will the referendum be used for • District financial outlook • Tax impact • Cost saving measures • Options without a referendum • Date Superintendent Lenny Lueck reviewed materials/information related to the April 5th referendum. QUESTION & ANSWER SESSION • Board will answer questions related to the referendum None. ACTION ITEM ADJOURNMENT Motion by Paul Donovan, second by Michael Oellerich, to adjourn the meeting at 6:35 p.m. Motion carried, 7-0. OPEN HOUSE [7:00 - 8:00 p.m.] • Speak with individual Board Members/Administrative Team • Tours for those interested (HS ~ MS ~ ES) A group of approximately 15 people took tours of the Middle School and High School. REGULAR BOARD MEETING [8:00 p.m. - Until finished] • For those choosing to stay The Independent Register 4/20/2016 WNAXLP 240757

REGULAR SCHOOL BOARD MEETING SCHOOL DISTRICT OF BRODHEAD High School Auditeria Monday, March 28, 2016 8:00 P.M. Minutes The meeting was called to order by Board President Mike Krupke at 8:00 p.m. The meeting agenda was published in the Wednesday, March 23, 2016 edition of the Independent Register. ROLL CALL Present: Mike Krupke, Jim Wahl, Al Schneider, Paul Donovan, Dan Calhoon, Michael Oellerich, and Abbey Wellemeyer Absent: None APPROVAL OF AGENDA ACTION ITEM Motion by Michael Oellerich, second by Jim Wahl, to approve the agenda. Motion carried, 7-0. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES ACTION ITEM Regular Meeting: March 9, 2016 Regular School Board Meeting Minutes were declared approved as printed.

INFORMATION REPORTS The Administrative Team reports were postponed until the April 13th Board meeting. PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD No one signed in to address the Board. AGENDA ITEMS PROGRAM PRESENTATION – PRESENTATION ITEM MIDDLE SCHOOL M.S. Principal Lisa Semrow presented on life at the Middle School. APPROVAL OF TRACK PRESENTATION / ACTION ITEM PROJECT / BID Motion by Jim Wahl, second by Al Schneider, to approve the bid from AFS [Athletic Field Services] for resurfacing the track. Motion carried, 7-0. APPOINT BOARD OF CANVASSERS ACTION ITEM The Board shall select three members to be on the Board of Canvassers: 1) Lenny Lueck, 2) Paul Donovan and 3) Michael Oellerich Motion by Jim Wahl, second by Dan Calhoon, to approve the selected Board of Canvassers for the April 5, 2016 School Board Election. Motion passed, 5-0 [P.D. and M.O. abstained]. Canvassers will meet in the District Office on April 11th at 6:00 p.m. REFERENDUM DISCUSSION DISCUSSION ITEM None. ACCEPT DONATION(S) ACTION ITEM Motion by Abbey Wellemeyer, second by Michael Oellerich, to accept the following donation(s): • $100.00 monetary donation from the Brodhead Optimist Club to the District Music & Art Departments Motion carried, 7-0. RESIGNATION(S) ACTION ITEM None at this time. EMPLOYMENT RECOMMENDATION(S) ACTION ITEM Motion by Jim Wahl, second by Abbey Wellemeyer, to approve the hiring of Eric Thompson as IT Assistant at the rate of $19.00/hour, beginning March 15, 2016. Motion carried, 7-0. VOLUNTEER RECOMMENDATION(S) ACTION ITEM Motion by Paul Donovan, second by Michael Oellerich, to approve the following volunteer[s]: E.S. [Beth Balasia]; H.S. Track [Jerry Amundson]. Motion carried, 7-0. FUTURE AGENDA [April 13, 2016] • Report on Election Results • Referendum – Cost Saving Discussion if Needed • Summer School Pay • 2016-17 Staffing • Accept Donation(s) • Resignation(s) • Employment Recommendation(s) • Volunteer Recommendation(s) CLOSED SESSION WI. STS. 19.85, (1), (c), (f) ACTION ITEM Motion by Michael Oellerich, second by Jim Wahl, to go into closed session, under WI. STS. 19.85, (1), (c), (f) at 8:30 p.m., for the discussion of: a. Staffing b. Teacher Negotiations Motion carried, 7-0. RETURN TO OPEN SESSION ACTION ITEM Motion by Al Schneider, second by Jim Wahl, to return to open session at 8:39 p.m. Motion carried, 7-0. ACTION ON CLOSED SESSION ITEMS (if any) ACTION ITEM None. ADJOURNMENT ACTION ITEM Motion by Michael Oellerich, second by Abbey Wellemeyer, to adjourn the meeting at 8:40 p.m. Motion carried, 7-0. The Independent Register 4/20/2016 WNAXLP 240758

person or via fax and as recited by the sheriff department in the event that no opening bid is offered, plaintiff retains the right to request the sale be declared as invalid as the sale is fatally defective. PLACE: in the ground level multipurpose room of the Green County Justice Center, located at 2841 6th Street, Monroe, WI 53566. DESCRIPTION: Lot 6, Block 59 of the Original Plat of the City of Brodhead, Green County, Wisconsin. PROPERTY ADDRESS: 806 East 3rd Avenue, Brodhead, WI 53520 TAX KEY NO.: 23206-0276.0000 Dated this 1st day of March, 2016. /S/ Sheriff Mark Rohloff Jordan C. Staleos J Peterman Legal Group Ltd. State Bar No. 1085629 165 Bishops Way, Suite 100 Brookfield, WI 53005 262-790-5719 Green County Sheriff Please go to www.jpetermanlegalgroup.com to obtain the bid for this sale. J Peterman Legal Group Ltd. is the creditor’s attorney and is attempting to collect a debt on its behalf. Any information obtained will be used for that purpose. The Independent Register 4/13, 4/20, 4/27/2016 WNAXLP 236094 STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT GREEN COUNTY GINGER A. NEATH n/k/a Ginger A. Zimmerman N9495 Van Dyne Road Van Dyne, WI 54979 Plaintiff, vs. STANLEY R. SLATER 108 Hotel Street Brooklyn, WI 53521 Defendant. PUBLISHED NOTICE Case No.: 2005 SC 0534 TAKE NOTICE that Plaintiff is petitioning the Circuit Court of Green County, Wisconsin for Leave to Bring Action on the above-referenced judgment. A hearing will be held before the Honorable James R. Beer in his Courtroom, in the Justice Center of Green County, located at 2841 6th Street, Monroe, Wisconsin on the 2nd day of May, 2016 at 9:00 AM. If you do not appear, an order may be granted to Plaintiff. A copy of the petition has been mailed to you at the above address. The Independent Register 4/20/2016 WNAXLP 240831

TOWN OF PLYMOUTH ROCK COUNTY, WISCONSIN ORDINANCE NO. 2016-01 AN ORDINANCE TO PERMIT AND REGULATE CEMETERIES Pursuant to Wis. Stats. § 60.80(5), notice is hereby given of the passage of Town of Plymouth Ordinance No. 2016-01 by the Town Board on April 12, 2016. Said ordinance is summarized as follows: 1. The ordinance permits the Town to operate and maintain a municipal cemetery pursuant to § 157.50, Wis. Stats. 2. The ordinance establishes parameters for the platting, sale, and maintenance of cemtery lots. 3. The ordinance provides restrictions and limitations on owners of cemetery lots. The full text of the ordinance may be obtained or viewed at no charge by contacting the Town Clerk, Susan Douglas, at (608) 879-4012 or (608) 876-6112, or by accessing the same on the Town’s web site, townofplymouthwi.com. Susan Douglas Plymouth Town Clerk The Independent Register 4/20/2016 WNAXLP 240836

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The Brodhead Police Department is accepting applications for a part-time 911 Dispatcher. Candidates must be able to handle 911 and administrative calls for Police, Fire and EMS; work weekends, holidays, all shifts and a minimum of 24 hrs. a month (more as needed). High school diploma or equivalency and computer experience required. Selection process consists of written, medical, and psychological examinations; oral interview, drug screening and background investigation. Pay is $11.80 - $13.61 per hr., dependent on qualifications. For more information and application contact the Brodhead Police at 1004 W. Exchange St. or 608-897-2112 or online at www.cityofbrodheadwi.us (navigate to the Police Department page). Application and resume due April 24, 2015. AA/ADA/EOE.

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EVERGREEN APARTMENTS Available newly remodeled 1 bedroom apt. Off street parking. $450 per month, plus utilities, security deposit. Laundry on site. Stop in at Pierce Home Furnishings to get an application. Please call 608-897-2196 ask for Brooke with any questions 239852

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Sporting Goods BADGER MILITARY COLLECTIBLE & MILITARY FIREARMS SHOW: May 6&7 Rock Co. Fairgrounds, 1301 Craig Avenue, Janesville, WI. Fri 3-8pm, Sat 9am-5pm. $7 (14 & Under FREE). BUY/SELL/TRADE 608752-6677 www.bobandrocco. com (CNOW)

Wanted to Buy TOP CA$H PAID FOR OLD ROLEX, PATEK, PHILLIPPE & CARTIER WATCHES! DAYTONA, SUBMARINER, GMT-MASTER, EXPLORER, MILGUASS, MOONPHASE, DAY, DATE, etc. 1-800-401-0440 TOP CASH PAID FOR OLD GUITARS! 1920’S thru 1980’S Gibson, Martin, Fender, Gretsch, Epiphone, Guild, Mosrite, Rickenbacker. Prairie State, D’Angelico, Stromberg. And Gibson Mandolins/Banjos. 1-800-401-0440

ATVs/Golf Carts 1998 JOHN DEERE GATOR 6X4. 1,354 hrs, clean title, no accidents, leeks or rust. $2,000. Call or text 515-992-0604.

Automobiles 1987 OLDSMOBILE TORONADO V6 FWD. Car show beauty. New factory wheels, new tires. $2500. 847-395-2669 1991 CADILLAC clean, 95k, damaged right taillight, Best Offer, Genoa City, 708-209-7572. 1996 CADILLAC DEVILLE 4 door, red w/white top, 45k, $4,000 OBO Call 847-946-7660. 1999 GMC 2500 SUBURBAN 4X4 towing package, 2 bench & 2 bucket seat for 8 people, maintenance records avail for inspection, very clean, mostly hwy. miles, good tires, asking $3,000 OBO Call 262-492-1366. 2002 GRAND CHEROKEE Limited, V-8, leather interior, many options, motor excellent cond. Needs transfer case, $1,750 OBO, 262-539-2092 2004 VOLVO S60 AWD looksruns great-reliable, garage kept, $4,800 OBO Call 262-716-6759 2005 FORD FIVE HUNDRED 112K silver, gray cloth interior, new tires, brakes, $5,000 OBO (262) 989-4112 2007 SANDPIPER 32 FT. 5TH WHEEL 3 Slides, king bed, queen sofa bed,2 recliners, front and rear doors, no smokers, no pets. $18,500 OBO 262-7633506 2011 FORD EDGE SEL AWD 1 owner 59k miles ex. cond. $16, 500 OBO 815-492-2176 SCION XA 05 new tires and brakes, runs great $2695. 262539-3614.

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2001 KAWASAKI 1500 Classic, 8,000 orig miles, Vance & Hines pipes, windshield lot of custom chrome, excel. cond., too much to list, $4,800 OBO, Rich 262812-6850 2003 HARLEY DAVIDSON 883 Sportster, 22,000 mi., great condition, black, new rear tire, clean, $3,700 OBO (262) 729-0113 2006 SOFTTAIL STANDARD, 600 miles. New Bars, Bags, Pipes, Mirrors, Tank Panel. Security System. 200 rear tire. $11,500/OBO. Call after 5:30PM. 262-767-1904 2012 HARLEY DAVIDSON Heritage Softtail w/engine guard, sec. system, Pearl White, exc. cond, only 2,000 miles. Asking $14,000. 262-374-0941 or 262-763-9042. 2013 SUZUKI BOULEVARD 1,100 miles, orange & black, new tires, comes with windshield & backrest. $4,000 OBO. 262-6619144. WANTED OLD JAPANESE MOTORCYLES KAWASAKI Z1-900 (1972-75), KZ900, KZ1000 (1976-1982), Z1R, KZ1000MK2 (1979,80), W1-650, H1-500 (1969-72), H2-750 (19721975),S1-250, S2-350, S3-400, KH250, KH400, SUZUKI GS400, GT380, HONDA CB750K (19691976), CBX1000 (1979,80) CASH !! 1-800-772-1142, 1-310721-0726 usa@classicrunners. com

Sports/Classic Cars 1955 CHRYSLER 300 original paint, upholstery & chrome, hemi, stick shift, 35k original miles, Call for details $50,000 OBO, 262539-2470. 1973 AMC HORNET 2 DR SD, California car owned since ‘85, 401+.040, 727 trans, new interior, rust free, 262-989-4112 1979 AUSTIN MINI have parts to convert to rear wheel drive, w/215 alum., V8 & 5 speed, wt. 1,500lbs Call 847-838-1916. 1987 CHEVY MONTE CARLO BLK SS 5L, V8, all orig. 9,800m $16,000 OBO 262-537-2435. 1995 CHEVROLET CAMARO T-top, unique mystic Teal color, all orig. equip. auto. tran. $3,995. 262-716-6944.

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1985 188V CELEBRITY CUDDY CABIN FOR SALE. Good condition, stored indoors, low run hours, lake ready. Includes skis, tube, wakeboard, life vests, ropes, bumpers, boat cover, trailer. 19 foot with 5.7 liter V8 Mercruiser I/O, Asking $5,500. Call 262-2067591 for more details. 21’ STURY CRUISER 188 mercury inboard engine, full canvas, 847-587-4355. MCGREGOR26X 02SAILOR / trailer 50hp, 4 stroke/sink/head sleeps 6 $12,000 815-568-3235

Campers and RVs 2003 EAGLE 10 BUS Conversion 100% self contained, sleeps 8, reduced $60K 815-544-4526.

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2000 LINCOLN Navigator, 120k miles, black w/gray leather interior, new tires, headlights, air bag to spring conversion. Very nice condition, $5,200. 262-989-4112

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1996 FORD F250 460/V8/7.5L. Good condition, heavy duty towing package. Includes 5th wheel hitch. 83,500 mi. $7000. Call Joe at 262-514-3046.

1997 DODGE PICKUP 1500 deluxe opt., new tires, alpine stereo, $4,000, Call 262-758-2487.

2001 DODGE RAM 2500 LARAMIE SLT V10 ext. cab/topper short box 4X4 55K kept in heated garage $12K 815-947-3346

2002 F250 SUPER DUTY 5.4 gas, 128K, pw, ps, cc, bd, de. Florida truck. Copper. 262-6070406.

2003 FORD F250 Diesel 4x4, 182K $8,000 OBO. 608-8623435

COLLECTOR 1961 CHEVY Dump truck. Very nice condition - $3,000. 608-876-6910

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2000 CHEVY CONVERSION VAN 78,000 mi $5,500 OBO 815947-2547 Stockton

2004 FORD FREE STAR Black & Tan,140,000k, no rust, oil change every 3k $2,950 OBO 773-4010208

2006 MOBILITY VAN Grand Caravan, 58k, new tires, brakes & exhaust, $18,000 OBO Call 262620-4945.

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Boats 16 FT. ALUMINUM LANDAU FISHING BOAT 25 horse johnson motor and trailer, many extra’s, like new. $2,500 OBO 224717-0831

‘79 CJ5 JEEP Restored, painted. Looks & runs great. Must see. $5500. 608-751-0430

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Motorcycles 1984 NIGHTHAWK 750 red under 12k miles. Very clean. No leaks. 1 dent in gas tank. No rips in seat. Windshield. Highway pegs. Must see. Asking $1,950, Call 262-767-0523. 1997 HONDA GOLDWING New batt., good tires 54K mi., $6,500 OBO 815-369-2582 Leave msg

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Over 50,000 Square Feet of Display

THE PULSE OF SPRING IS EXPLODING. SIKER FURNITURE FEELS THE MADNESS OF THE SEASON. WE HAVE SALE PRICED OUR WHOLE INVENTORY! ALL WALL TO WALL FINAL THREE DAYS SALE PRICES ON ALL STOCK. NOTHING IS HELD BACK. TOUR THE LARGEST FURNITURE & Across from

Janesville, WI

MATTRESS MART IN THE STATELINE AREA THIS WEEKEND!

BUY A SIMMONS® Beautyrest® Mattress Get the Foundation Box FREE!

BUY A SEALY® POSTUREPEDIC® FLOOR SAMPLE AT MARCH MANIA SALE PRICE!

BUY A SERTA® MISMATCH MATTRESS SET AT MAD SALE PRICES!

Stop in and test rest all Tempurpedic Space Age Mattresses! Quilted Twin Size Mattress Sale From

$99

Quilted Full Size Mattress Sale From

$169

Quilted Queen Size Mattress Sale From

$189

Quilted King Size Mattress Sale From

$279

FINAL THREE DAYS SALE ON ALL SECTIONALS, SOFAS, LOVESEATS, RECLINERS ALL AMISH FURNITURE

ON SALE ! FINAL THREE DAYS SALE ON 20 BUNK BEDS • 30 SOFA SLEEPERS LEATHER FURNITURE • DESKS • ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS LIVING ROOM TABLES • BOOKCASES • FUTONS • DAY BEDS LAMPS • PICTURES • BEAN BAGS • ONE HORSE OPEN SLEIGHS!

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FINAL THREE DAYS SALE ON ALL BEDROOM SETS AND HUGE DINING ROOM SETS • YOUR CHOICE OF WALNUT • OAK • ELM • PINE • RETRO • COLOR FINISHES • ONLY AT SIKER FURNITURE AND BEDDING • COME AND SEE THESE WALL TO WALL SPECIALS