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For years, vacationers and farmers across north­ ern Wisconsin and Minne­ sota have heard the eerie howl of the gray wolf and fretted the creatures were lurking around their cabins and pastures, ey­ ing up Fido or Bessie. The tables are about to turn: Both states plan to launch their first organized wolf hunts in the coming weeks.

The hunts won’t be anything on the scale of the two states’ beloved whitetail deer hunts, when hundreds of thou­ sands of hunters rear­ range work and school schedules and fan out across the woods. Both states have limited the number of wolves hunt­ ers can kill and capped the number of permits, creating an exclusive club of hunters who will get what could be a oncein-a-lifetime chance to take on the wiliest of predators.

Anticipation has reached a fever pitch, but most hunters will come face-to-face with a sober­ ing fact within a few hours of venturing into the woods — wolves aren’t deer or ducks.

They’re intelligent, mo­ bile creatures with an un­ matched sense of smell.

The states could be hardpressed to meet their kill goals.

“Everybody’s gung-ho to go kill a wolf but no­ body realizes how hard it’s going to be,” said Bud Martin, a Montana-based hunting guide who shot a wolf two years ago in Ida­ ho. “I’ll bet you a steak dinner your quota won’t be met."

Wolf hunting isn’t un­ heard of in the United States. Alaska, Montana, Idaho and Wyoming allow it. Federal officials re­ moved Great Lakes wolves from the endan­ gered species list in Janu­ ary. That spurred Michi­ gan, Minnesota and Wis­ consin lawmakers to draft bills establishing hunts, too, pushing aside animal advocates’ con­ cerns that the wolf popu­ lations remain too fragile to sustain hunting.

Farmers in all three states have long com­ plained about wolves

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About 3,000 roam Minne­ sota, the largest wolf pop­ ulation in the lower 48 states.

Michigan’s hunt legis­ lation still is pending but Wisconsin’s season is set to open Oct. 15. Minneso­ ta’s season is on track to begin Nov. 3. On Wednes­ day the Minnesota Court of Appeals rejected a bid by hunt opponents to block the season.

“It’s going to happen,” said Nancy Warren, Great Lakes regional director for the National Wolfwatcher Coalition, which maintains the Wisconsin and Minnesota legislation was rushed and wasn’t based on sound science.

“All we can do is try to change the law and see what happens this year and take it from there.”

Both states will allow hunters to bait, shoot and trap wolves. Wisconsin also will allow night hunt­ ing.

Wildlife officials have kept the hunts small, though, as they feel their way along; Wisconsin set its quota at 116 animals and awarded only 1,160 permits through a lottery.

Minnesota set its limit at 400 animals and awarded 6,000 permits.

Joe Caputo, 50, of Spring Green, won a per­ mit in his state. A life-long deer hunter, he’s boning up on wolves, preparing to drop more than $3,000 on two dozen new wolf traps and seeking out northern Wisconsin land­ owners who have suf­ fered wolf depredation.

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Mark Dahms, 54, of Waukesha, entered that state’s lottery with three friends. He was the only one who won a permit.

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“First time in modernday history is why I en­ tered,” he said. “The big thing is (getting) the hide.”

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Senior Travis Nerison scored his first goal of the season last Tuesday, Oct. 2 during parents' night at Logger Camp. The shot came with 25:20 left in the first half against Phelps. The Loggers would go on to win the game 7-0 with all members of the team contributing to the win.

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More Americans are now striving to live a life like that of Warren Adler, a self-made novelist and founder of a new business at the not-so-old age of 84.

For Adler and others like him, life is about embracing what’s new and jumping into new challenges.

It’s all about being able to see around corners. And those who remain rooted in tradition may struggle. New technologies have left little room for old business models — and workers who don’t embrace new ways -- to succeed.

“If the publishing world did not see the move to cyberspace coming they were fools and are now paying the price,” says Adler, who authored the classic “The War of the Roses," amongst other books that have gone on to become major Hollywood movies and television programs. “I predicted when I first introduced the Sony Reader in 2007 that the number of stores selling printed books would shrink in years to come.”

Adler’s personal tale illustrates it is possible to make regular creative contributions to one’s field while he'Ding to shape its direction. Such juggling, he says, is necessary in businesses growing ever more competitive because of the Internet.

With over 50,000 books published weekly in America, even renowned authors are facing steep competition. “The Serpent’s Bite,’’ Adler's newest thriller about family dysfunction, will need to stand out if it is to get discovered. Readers can learn more about the new book at www.WarrenAdler.com. He also has free downloads of his entire blacklist available at the site.

Back in the days following World War II, he was a reporter for the Armed Forces Press Service, covering the Truman White House. He then launched the Washington Dossier magazine with his wife and son, started a public relations firm and then, mid-career, became a successful novelist at the age of 45. Fast-forward almost 40 years to 2012, and he has 33 books under his belt and is the successful founder of a publishing company that is a leader in embracing the electronic book revolution. In 2011, his company, Stonehouse Productions, released five e-books simultaneously in an exclusive with Amazon.

“It is hard to get heard and discovered amid less shelf space, short promotional spans and an avalanche of competition on the Internet,” he says. “If you want to get noticed, bang the drum as loud as you can."

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DeForest Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director: Lisa Beck Mission Statement: “To provide pro-active leadership to advance a positive business environment and foster economic growth, through community identity, involvement, and membership participation.”

Type of business: Non-Profit Business Organization When business opened: Incorporated August 11th, 1982 Why did you start this business: The DeForest Area hired a full time executive director in 2004 Due to the demand and growth of area businesses.

How did you initially get into this business: I was a stay at home Mom and worked part-time at the Portage Area Chamber of Commerce for 3 1/2 years. In January of 2009,1 was hired as the full-time Executive Director in DeForest.

What type of products or service does your business offer: The Chamber of Commerce provides membership opportunities to network, attend training/workshops/seminars, economic development guidance, cooperative advertising and business growth opportu­ nities. We are here to help your business grow!

What are some of the challenges that affect your business: 50% of the Chamber’s income is generated from membership dues and the remaining 50% is obtained from local events such as the 4th of July, golf outing and annual dinner. The success of an event is so critical to keep the chamber operating.

What aspect of your business do you enjoy the most: I enjoy having the opportunity to meet other business professionals and providing them with assistance to help them grow their business. Every day is a new challenge whether I am planning an event, coor­ dinating a 4th of July meeting or siting down to chat with an energetic entrepreneur, it is so rewarding!

From what cities do the majority of your customers come: The Deforest Area Chamber of Commerce currently has 171 active members from the DeForest, Windsor & Vienna area along with a few from the surrounding areas of Madison, Sun Prairie and Waunakee.

What are your future plans for the business: To see a 10% increase in membership as our community begins to grow over the next 5 years. We have a lot to offer due to the proximity, school district and available business opportunities in our community!

Business hours: 9 am-4 pm, M-F

Schedule of Events: October: Weekly Farmers’ Market, Tuesdays from 3-6 pm, Veteran’s Memorial park (ends 10/23) October 9: Business to Business Expo, Comfort Inn & Suites, DeForest, 3-6:30 pm October 25: Business After4, Hosted by Hometown News Group, Rodeside Grill, 4-6 pm November 6: Monthly Membership Luncheon, Noon, at Parkside Village November 10-11: DeForest Area Discover Wisconsin Episode November 20: Breakfast Class, Train Your Brain with Roger Seip, Lake Windsor Golf Course, 7:30-9 am December 1: WinterFest, Greater DeForest Area December 4: Monthly Membership Luncheon, DeForest Community & Senior Center, Noon Contact: Lisa Beck, Executive Director Email: dacc1@centurytel.net 201 DeForest Street, DeForest 53532

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Eau Claire Leader-Telegram 11/07/2012

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Guidelines given to handle, get rid of head lice

By Jennifer Schmidt Mom-In-Chief

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f you have school-age children, odds are you have – or you one day will – receive a letter informing you that head lice have been reported at your child’s school. Billie Hague remembers receiving such a letter when her kids were young.

“They were in grade school, maybe second and ¿fth grade. We got a letter from school that there was a lice outbreak,” said Hague, a nurse practitioner at Marsh¿eld Clinic-Elk Mound Center.

Hague After examining her boys’ hair and scalp, she saw what looked like nits (head lice eggs) – and treated them with an over-the-counter product.

“We did the washing all the bedding and vacuuming. That seemed to take care of it. I think that was the only time,” Hague recalled.

Head lice – tiny grayish-white insects that live close to the scalp – can affect anyone and cross all socio-economic lines.

“People get embarrassed by it, but it

doesn’t mean that you’re not clean or anything like that,” Hague said. “One in four kids, typically, in the elementary ages get lice.”

Lice are spread by close contact with an infected person as well as by sharing clothing or belongings, such as clothing or combs. Symptoms of head lice include itching and red skin or a rash around the scalp line and ears.

Though unpleasant, there is no health risk to having lice, although treatment is recommended, Hague said.

“There are quite a few over-thecounter insecticides that you can use, and just follow the directions on there. There’s also a little bit stronger prescription treatment that can be used,” she said, noting that most over-thecounter treatments require a repeat application in seven to 10 days.

Alternative methods such as using mayonnaise – said to smother head lice when applied to the hair – “probably don’t work very well,” she added.

However, using a generous amount of hair conditioner and then ¿rmly

The Lice Lowdown In the United States, infestation with head lice is most common among preschool- and elementary school-age children and their household members and caretakers.

Reliable data on how many people get head lice each year in the United States are not available; however, an estimated 6 million to 12 million infestations occur each year among children 3 to 11 years of age. Some studies suggest that girls get head lice more often than boys, probably because of more frequent head-to-head contact.

Source: U.S. Centers for Disease & Prevention

combing through every section of hair with a ¿ne-toothed nit comb – and repeating the process several times – is “almost as curative as using some of the medications,” she said.

People should also wash clothing, bedding and anything that’s been worn or used in the last 48 hours, using hot

water if possible.

“If you can’t wash it, putting it in a hot dryer will help. With other areas – your sofas and carpet and such – just a really good vacuuming will do the job. You don’t have to spray a bunch of insecticides around your house,” Hague said.

As a courtesy, a phone call to your child’s school is also advised. Parents may even do so anonymously if they wish.

“Say ‘I’m pretty sure my child has lice,’ ” Hague said. “They can decide at school whether to check the children at school or send a note home.”

Debbie Odden, a registered nurse and assistant director of the Chippewa County Department of Public Health, also said parents should contact their child’s school to see what their policy is about treatment, presence of nits and returning to school.

“Remember, if you discover that you or your child has head lice, it is not an emergency. But it is a time to take action, seek accurate information on the way to treat it and prevent the spread of head lice to others,” Odden said.

Schmidt is a mother of two and “Mom-InChief”of ChippewaValleyMoms.com. Reach her at jennifer.schmidt@ecpc.com.

Moms’ Brag Board

Calendar Ladies Night in the City 5:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday Metropolis Resort, 5150 Fairview Drive Ladies Night in the City, a night where women can shop, be pampered, socialize and have a great time with girlfriends, is planned from 5:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 8, at the Metropolis Resort, 5150 Fairview Drive. Visit with vendors as they showcase their products. Some offer samples of their work, such as a free 15-minute massage. Others bring handcrafted items to sell and give guests the option to pre-order for the holidays. Door prizes will be drawn every 30 minutes. Vendors interested in being a part of the event should call 715-831-8003.

Previous vendors include Mary Kay, Miche Handbags, Tangled Up In Hue and Tastefully Simple.

Flick & Float 6:30 to 8 p.m. Friday Eau Claire YMCA, 700 Graham Ave. The free event, offered at 6:30 p.m. the second Friday of the month through May, features a kids’ movie in the YMCA’s small pool. Participants should bring something to Àoat on. The YMCA supplies the “Àick.” For more information, call 715-836-8460.

Wonderland on the River 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday Lake Wissota Golf, 16108 97th Ave., Chippewa Falls The Partners of St. Joseph’s Hospital will present the fourth annual Wonderland on the River fundraising event on Saturday, Nov. 10, at Lake Wissota Golf, 16108 97th Ave. The fundraiser will feature a luncheon, rafÀes and a fashion show to support ongoing hospital projects. The event will begin with a tour of themed tables at 10 a.m.

The luncheon begins at 11:30 a.m. with a fashion show to follow. Cost: $40. For more information, contact Volunteer Services at 715-717-7439.

Submitted by Sammie of Elk Mound

Princess Tea Party 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday Children’s Museum of Eau Claire, 220 S. Barstow St. The Children’s Museum of Eau Claire is presenting a Princess Tea Party. Join them on the top Àoor of the museum for afternoon “tea” and treats, visits from and photos with princesses from the Eau Claire Children’s Theatre, crafts, activities, princess hairstyles and unlimited access to the museum during the event. Princess attire for all ages is encouraged but not required. Admission is $25 for one princess and one adult. The cost is $5 for each additional princess and/or adult. Space is limited.

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6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday Metropolis Resort, 5150 Fairview Drive Sacred Heart Hospital’s Behavioral Health Clinic is hosting an event to provide information, guidance, direction and motivation for children and adolescents affected by bullying and their families. The event will take place at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Metropolis Resort, 5150 Fairview Drive. The event is free, but registration is required by calling The Center for Healthy Living at 715-717-1600.

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If you would like to know more about membership, contact Chamber Secretary Susie Fralick at (608) 375-2672

Message From the Chamber Secretary It is the week that we are getting ready for everything this week with Christmas in Boscobel, this years theme is “Spirit of Christmas” you will be receiving your letter this week with all the information for December 1st. Last year the businesses were decorated and were getting ready for their open houses, and the community is just looking amazing this last year, with not just the Festival of Trees but the store fronts. Lets make Boscobel just as beautiful this year.

With all the hustle and bustle

these next few weeks it is best to contact me through my cell phone to schedule your set up for the Festival of Trees or with any questions, so if you need to contact me please call my cell at 608-485-3125.

We have so many things going on here with the Chamber, and are looking for volunteers to sign up and help with the upcoming events coming up so mark your calandars.

Susie Fralick Boscobel Chamber of Commerce

Festival of Trees

This year the Festival of Trees will run from December 1 to December 9. We will be open to the public on Saturday through Sunday nights December 1-9. from 4-8 p.m. I will be free to set up a tree again, please remember there is lots of room for trees and people are already signing up!

Businesses or organizations interested in signing up please contact Susie Fralick at 608-375-2672 or email me at chamber@ boscobelwisconsin.com

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Starting at the Boscobel Fire Department, through downtown Boscobel to Brindley Street. We are looking for Businesses, Individuals and Organizations that would be interested in signing up for the Parade.

This year should be an unforgettable Christmas in Boscobel.

Let’s light up Boscobel this Christmas!

Please contact the Chamber if Interested in signing up for the Parade of Lights. Susie at 608-375-2672 or email at chamber@ boscobelwisconsin.com

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December 1 - Christmas in Boscobel, Santa Claus comes to town from 1:00 to 3:30 pm at the Blaine Gym. This year there will be a special surprise for the kids!

Free movies will also be shown December 1st and other concurrent weekends. Watch the Boscobel Dial for dates and times.

Festival of Trees - Kick off for the Festival of Trees will begin December 1st. Will be held at the Achenbach Furniture building. We will be approaching businesses once again for silent auction baskets for the Festival of Trees, which the proceeds would benefit the Boscobel Christmas Fund. There will be a Food drive again this year at the Festival of Trees, so please bring in a non perishable food item. There will be a free will offering. The proceeds from the free will offering will benefit the Boscobel Christmas Fund .

December 1st, Parade of Lights at 4:30 pm. We would like to extend an invitation to business or organizations or anyone that is interested in entering a vehicle, float, or to walk the route please contact the Chamber of Commerce office by email at chamber@ boscobelwisconsin.com or call at 608-375-2672.

S a n t a ’s R e i n d e e r f r o m 1:00 pm till 4:00 pm at the intersection of E. Oak and Wisconsin Ave., between

Community First Bank and McNamee Law Office. Eight Tiny Reindeer will be bringing down at least two live reindeer for your viewing pleasure and are hoping to also bring down a baby. They will be in pens for your viewing. Also they will lead our Christmas Parade down Wisconsin Ave. to the Festival of Trees where Santa and Mrs. Claus will kick off the Festival of Trees.

Violet Dreams will be also having a Decorate your Christmas Cookie for Free for the kids on December 1 at their Violet Dreams Store at 912 Wisconsin Ave., located next to Krogen’s Do It Best.

The Boscobel Rescue Squad will also be having a Chili Feed that Saturday at the EMS Building!

This year we have a lot going on here at the Chamber and hope to see you there! Look for your letters coming out soon with more information regarding the Festival of Trees, Parade of Lights and other activities going on! We will need volunteers for the Festival of Trees. Santa Claus day we will need volunteers for the following activities: Kids Ornaments, Helping in the gym with Santa, Parade of Lights registration and manning the doors at the Festival of Trees.

For more information please call the Chamber office Monday through Friday 8:00 am till 12 Noon.

Updating Business and Organization Information I have started Updating our Business and Organization information, so we can update and add onto our business listings on our webpage at www.boscobelwisconsin.com.

At the bottom of the newsletter is some of the information we would like to update and get

out to those that are visiting, relocating, or just browsing our site to find what the business’s offer, hours, etc.

If you would like your information updated please fill out the form at the bottom of the newsletter and remit to the chamber office.

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Events It is only with the Chamber November December 8 - Empty StockNovember 21 - St. John’s ing sponsored by the Boscobel Lutheran Church Thanksgiving Kiwanis Club. Pat & Greg’s that you will be afforded Eve Service at 7:00 pm Pour House, 2 p.m.

December 8 - Boscobel High December School Madrigal Dinner, 6:30 such marketing, networking, December 1 - Christmas in p.m.

Boscobel, Santa Claus comes December 9 - Christmas Fest referral, and recognition to town from 1-3 p.m. at the with Boscobel Community Blaine Gym, 104 East Oak. Choir at St. John’s Lutheran opportunities Parade at noon Church, 7 p.m.

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A + Taxidermy Accounting Associates, Inc Achenbach Printing Alterations by Susan AnchorBank America’s Best Karate Art by the Stream Aspenson Security, LLC Associated Balance & Hearing Clinic A & W Restaurant Beeman-Patchak Funeral Home Beemis Packaging Blaine Theater Bluff Street Clinic Bob’s Auto Body Boscobel Area Health Care Boscobel Area Health Care Partners Boscobel Area Schools Boscobel Auto Clinic Boscobel Bowl & Banquet Boscobel Care & Rehab Boscobel Clinic, S.C Boscobel Lions Club.

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Another advantage that members of the audience pointed out is that goats are much easier to breed back.

Their five-month gestation means they are well into their lactations before they come into heat.

In cattle, 75 percent of cows are bred artificially, and the bulls that are used have been heavily selected for genetic improvement.

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“THE NYE STORE” 2061 75th Ave Osceola, WI 715-294-4600

136 270th St. East 715-294-4002

Just 5 minutes South of Osceola on Hwy 35

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FULLERTON 2634 ~ 68th Ave., Osceola, WI 715-294-2789

AUTO REPAIR

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Oakey and Oakey Abstract Title, LLC 108 Chieftain Street Osceola, WI 54020 715-294-2624

202 Chieftain Street Osceola, WI 715-294-3301 • 715-755-3301

Dick’s

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Produce Department

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Meat Department

112 Chieftain St, Osceola 715-294-2158

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CWS SECURITY

Lamperts 1257 State Rd. 35 St. Croix Falls, WI 715-483-3040

Restaurant and Lounge 720 Highway 35 St. Croix Falls, WI 715-483-3246

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ROYAL CREDIT UNION Financial Advisors LLC

2183 US Hwy. 8 E St. Croix Falls, WI 54024

2183 Us Hwy. 8 E St. Croix Falls, WI 54024

715-483-9800

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Drop off at St. Croix Falls or MarketPlace office only.

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St. Croix Falls 715-483-9800 Drop off at St. Croix Falls or MarketPlace office only.

THE RIVERGROUP FINANCIAL ADVISORS LLC Securities are offered through Raymond James Financial Services, Inc., member FINRA/ SIPC, an independent broker/dealer, and are not insured by the FDIC or any other government agency, are not deposits, not bank guaranteed, subject to risk and may lose value. Investment advisory services offered through Raymond James Financial Services Advisors, Inc. The RiverGroup Financial Advisors are independent of RJFS.

2180 Hwy 8, St. Croix Falls 715-483-2000

Equal Housing Lender

RCU St. Croix Falls Office 2071 Glacier Drive, Suite 10 St. Croix Falls, WI 54024 715.483.3303

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Spooner Advocate 11/08/2012

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PAGE 12B | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2012

SPOONER ADVOCATE | www.spooneradvocate.com

Join the excitement in the

Spooner Advocate’s

2012 SHOP AT HOME

Win

500

$

BUMPER STICKER CONTEST! If the photo at right depicts your license plate, stop by the Spooner Advocate office, 251 E. Maple St., (Hwy. 70 East), Spooner, by 3:00 P.M. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2012 with your vehicle to claim your $500 in merchandise certificates!

economart 700 S. River St., Spooner 715-635-2836

Open 24 Hours 7 Days A Week www.schmitzeconomart.com

Pick up at Bumper Sticker like the one shown above at the Spooner Advocate office or one of these participating businesses. Watch this page every week from now until December 13th for a photo of YOUR vehicle with a Shop at Home - Be A Winner Bumper Sticker on it...and win $500!

$500 IN MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATES WILL BE GIVEN AWAY EVERY WEEK UNTIL DECEMBER 13th.

See how to play below.

SHOP AT HOME WIN $500 Hwy. 53/63 South Trego

www.spooneroutlet.com

715-635-3883

Downtown Spooner Since 1962

Bush & Gilles Furniture Over 15 Models in Stock to Choose From!

Weekly Giveaway

715-635-5299 • WildRiverSport.com

Here’s How To Play!

Select the Perfect Gift This Holiday Season!

1. Stop by any of the businesses displayed on this page and pick up a “Shop At Home...Be A Winner” Bumper Sticker.

GIVE CHAMBER DOLLARS!

Wrangler • Lee • Rocky & Red Wing Walls • Carhart • LaCrosse Footwear Hunting Accessories • Under Armour

Queen Sets Starting At $399 South Spooner, WI • 715-635-9646 Across from Shopko

2. Place the bumper sticker as near as possible to the license plate on your vehicle. (It is designed to be easily removed when this contest is over!)

Redeem “SAME AS CASH” at participating Chamber of Commerce Retailers

SPOONER AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 112 N. River Street • 715-635-2168 www.spoonerchamber.org

WOLVERINE TIRE & AUTO CARE 550 Durabilt Rd. Spooner, WI

715-635-2427 *Serving Spooner Since 1929*

3. Advocate photographers will be taking pictures each week of vehicles displaying bumper stickers near their license plates. From these photos, a winner will be drawn. Watch this page from now until December 13th for a photograph of your license plate and bumper sticker.

4. If you see your license plate pictured on this page, bring your vehicle to the Advocate office at 251 E. Maple St. ( Hwy. 70 East), Spooner, by 3:00 p.m. the Monday immediately following the edition of the newspaper in which the photo of your license plate/bumper sticker appeared. When your license plate is verified, you will claim $500 in gift certificates for use at participating local businesses. (Prizes not claimed by 4:00 p.m. the Monday following publication of the photo of your vehicle’s license and sticker will be forfeited. Two winners will be awarded the following week - $500 each).

5. The weekly prize includes four (4) $100 gift certificates ($400) awarded at random from participating businesses, and one (1) certificate ($100) selected by the winner. Certificates good for merchandise only, not redeemable for cash.

Bus. Hwy. 53, Minong, WI • 715-466-2262 Store Hours: Mon. - Sat. 8-8 • Sun. 8-6

Hwy. 53/63, South Trego

715-635-5299

ATVs with engine sizes of 90cc or greater are recommended for use only by riders age 16 and older. Yamaha recommends that all ATV riders take an approved training course. For safety and training information, see your dealer or call the ATV Safety Institute at 1-800-887-2887. ATVs can be hazardous to operate. For your safety: Always avoid paved surfaces. Never ride on public roads.

Always wear a helmet, eye protection and protective clothing; never carry passengers; never engage in stunt riding; riding and alcohol/ drugs don’t mix; avoid excessive speed; and be particularly careful on difficult terrain.

6. Final winner will be announced in the December 20th Spooner Advocate.

CONGRATULATIONS! Over 250 Vehicles Available at www.larsenauto.com 715-635-2600 • 866-635-1957

at the intersection of old Hwy. 53 & Hwy. 77

RED CROSS PHARMACY

Downtown Spooner 715-635-6154 1-800-344-9958

SOUTH LOCATION ONLY

Downtown Spooner 715-635-2117 Open 7 Days A Week

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gasoline/convenience foods 1116 N. River Street Spooner 715-635-8486

Corners of Hwys. 53 & 77 1030 West Hokah St. Minong, WI 54859 715-466-5899

16389 S. Crystal Lake Rd. Wascott, WI 54890 715-466-4220

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HARDWARE OFF HANK ANY 1 REGULAR and RENTAL CENTER

321 N. River St., Spooner 715-635-7366 Coupon Good thru 12/31/12

PRICED ITEM (Does Not Include Power Tools or Rentals)

To WINONA COSHOW, last week’s Shop at Home Bumper Sticker Winner!

Winona won $500 in Certificates at Wild River Sport & Marine, Dave’s Hardware Hank, Bush & Gilles, Spooner Bake Shoppe and Spooner Chamber of Commerce Remember...

YOU CAN BE A WINNER IF YOU

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Council proceedings COMMON COUNCIL MEETING-BUDGET October 4, 2012 Present: Becker, Schraeder, Miller, Werch, Hansen, Klein, Brockman, Will Absent: Peabody Others: City Administrator Rich, Public Works Director Drake, Police Chief Lukoski, EMS Director Teachout, Police Captain Waller, Library Director Bongers, Water/Wastewater Director Hoopman, Accountant Mashack, City Clerk Schommer Will called meeting to order at 6:31 p.m.

Discussion on 2013 City budget Staff’s presentation of proposed 2013 budget Rich explained the challenges of creating the “2013 Base Budget”, noting positives and negatives and comparing the 2013 proposed budget with the 2012 budget. Rich explained to council that the proposed 2013 budget continues most programs and services that our residents have grown to expect; continues to fund the equipment replacement fund; completes Phase 3 of the Ransom Street project and new general obligation borrowing is less than the amount of principal being paid off on existing debt. The proposed tax rate is higher than last year by 1.15% due to the decrease in equalized values.

Council’s questions, comments, and discussion Klein had numerous line item questions. She inquired why Health and Life insurance was budgeted for the City Attorney. Rich replied that City Attorney Wurtz is a ¾ time full-time employee of the city and receives benefits. Klein also inquired what “Employee Recognition Event” was in the Legislative budget. Will replied monies budgeted for plaques, cookies, etc when employees retire. Public Works will be losing an employee due to retirement, Klein inquired why that employee wasn’t being replaced.

Rich and Drake explained they were not concerned that losing the one full-time employee was going to create a hardship. Drake is asking for a part-time person to work at the Compost Site on Saturdays and if need be on Tuesdays, therefore freeing up a full-time employee. Klein inquired if fireworks budgeted for in Community Promotions were going to be on July 4th. Rich explained that when the city has fireworks display on July 3rd, the city receives 10% more fireworks than on July 4th. Klein expressed her desire to have fireworks on July 4th.

Klein asked why no computers or lab equipment were put into the Waste Water Treatment budget.

Rich explained there were funds for those items in the Replacement Equipment Fund. Werch inquired about equipment sharing with groups using ball diamonds. Drake replied there were no real issues and sees continuing this policy in 2013. Schroeder asked Drake about Dam Project budgeted in 2013, if the project would be done. Drake stated that there were no assurances from DNR that the project will happen in 2013, that we will get reimbursed for the project and that he was still trying to minimize the extent of renovations that are required. Becker asked Rich to explain $13,100 being budgeted for FCEDC when in 2012 $47,000 was budgeted. Rich explained the city once provided funding for a Ripon Community Specialist through FCEDC, but that position is not being filled. $13,100 is for annual investment in marketing with FCEDC. Schraeder noted that there was $90,000 in Contingency and wondered if there were any expectations for its use.

Rich explained the budget had zero wage increase and that this money would be split between departments for that purpose. Klein inquired part-time salaries in Administration Budget. Rich explained this was for the Code Enforcement Officer. Klein also inquired Overtime monies budgeted in Administration. Rich explained that not a lot of overtime is needed since restructuring, but kept some overtime monies in the budget in case of emergency situations. Werch inquired if the city has asked for Corporate Sponsor for replacing park equipment.

Rich explained that the Park and Recreation Committee is currently discussing “Friends of the Park” concept. Drake explained that now-a-days, $20,000 replaces one piece of equipment. Schraeder inquired if the city was thinking of applying for a CDBG Block Grant. Rich explained that the city applies every year, but it is a random draw, not based on need. Klein inquired why in Parks budget Health & Life Insurance went up drastically. Drake explained they were allocating manpower differently between the departments. Klein inquired why $300 was budgeted for Activities Book. Drake stated that was left in the budget accidently and that he would have it removed. Werch asked Bongers if there were a lot of complaints or if the service was not what residents had before the huge cut in the 2012 budget. Bongers stated that the difference was being paid for by the foundation and other methods. Klein inquired on Senior Center budget.

Rich explained that Senior Center budget was for ½ time Senior Director position instead of ¾ full-time position and that it is working out well with Interim Director since Mary Albright’s retirement in September. Volunteers are filling in rest of time. Werch inquired if Drake had gotten estimate on garbage/ recycling pickup by outside source. Drake stated yes, and that the city can still do the job cheaper than outsourcing and by leasing to buy the garbage truck, budgeted for in the 2013 budget. Schraeder asked Rich if PILOT payments for Russell Manor were included in 2013 budget. Rich stated yes.

Schraeder commended Department Heads on the budget presented and that the council appreciated the efforts put into the budget.

Information requested for next budget meeting Will asked council if they felt a need to hold another budget meeting before the Public Hearing. No one from the council felt they needed to meet again.

Will stated if council changes their minds to contact Rich and another session will be scheduled.

Will announced that Public Hearing will be held on Monday, November 26, 2012 at 6:30 before the normal council meeting.

Motion made by Werch, second by Hansen to adjourn. Motion carried.

With no more business before Council, Will adjourned meeting at 7:25 p.m.

Ann Schommer, City Clerk COMMON COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 9, 2012 Present: Schraeder, Werch, Hansen, Klein, Miller, Becker, Will Late: Brockman arrived at 7:02 p.m.

Absent: Peabody Others: City Administrator Rich, City Attorney Wurtz, Public Works Director Drake, City Clerk Schommer Will called meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.

Pledge of Allegiance/Invocation – Pastor Art Volkmann Approval of agenda Motion made by Schraeder, second by Miller to approve agenda as presented. Motion carried.

Public communications and comment No one from the public came forward to address the council.

Consent calendar Motion made by Becker, second by Brockman to approve consent calendar. Motion carried. With this motion the following items were approved.

Reports from standing committees and staff Common Council minutes – September 11th Plan Commission minutes – September 19th Community Development Authority minutes – September 24th Ripon Public Library minutes – September 25th Park and Recreation minutes – September 26th Building Inspector’s report – September EMS report – September Fire District report – September Police Department report – September Public Works report – September Senior Center report – September Ripon Taxi – July City Administration reports Treasurer’s report – September Budget report – September Check register –September Action Items Resolution – writing off certain ambulance accounts deemed uncollectible Motion made by Brockman, second by Klein to approve Resolution 2012-16 Writing Off Certain Ambulance Accounts Deemed Uncollectible. Motion carried.

Authorize submission of the annual federal and state taxicab grant applications Motion made by Brockman, second by Werch to authorize staff to submit annual federal and state taxicab grant applications. Motion carried.

Resolution – State Trust Fund loan Motion made by Miller, second by Klein to approve Resolution 2012-17 Direct Staff to Move Forward with a State Trust Fund Loan to Finance the first Two Phases of the Ransom Street Project and Various TID Projects. Motion carried.

Discussion Items Charter Communications Mike Hill, Senior Government Relations Manager with Charter and Dan Cornils, Supervisor of Technicians with Charter Communications were present to answer questions from council. Dennis Cotton, 456 Scott Street, Ripon and Lee Nelson, 758 S Grove Street, Ripon stated that many City of Ripon citizens throughout the city were frustrated with Charter and their service and want something done. Hill and Conils stated that Charter tracks problem calls and the City of Ripon does not have any more trouble calls than other communities. Hill stated that customers should call Charter with their complaints and they will be dealt with. More discussion ensued with council members questioning whether this was an issue the city should deal with or if it was like any other private business and issues should be dealt with between the customer and Charter directly. Cotton and Nelson requests council do a satisfaction survey concerning Charter Communication. Motion made by Becker to table the survey idea indefinitely because customer problems with Charter Communications is not a city problem to be handled by the council, second made by Klein. Voice vote taken. Schraeder-yes;

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Werch-no; Brockman-yes; Hansen-yes; Klein-yes; Miller-yes; Becker-yes. Motion passed 6-1.

Project updates & staff reports Will asked Drake if Leaf Suckers were all up and running now in the city. Drake responded that 2 of the 3 Leaf Suckers were currently in working order and are going around the city. Leaf pickup will end November 16, 2012. Brockman thanked Drake for his quick response on the weed issue. Brockman stated that if every home owner would clear their curb line of weeds, then this would resolve the issue plus beautify the City of Ripon.

Mayor’s communications and appointments No Mayoral appointments or communication at this time.

Agenda items for future Council meetings Klein recognized the following employees for their years of service to the City of Ripon, Michael Workman-9 years; Ann Schommer-16 years and Benjamin Sprague-12 years.

Adjourn to closed session under Wisconsin Statutes 19.85 (1)(e) “Deliberating or negotiating the purchasing of public properties, the investing of public funds, or conducting other specified public business, whenever competitive or bargaining reasons require a closed session” RE: Consider resignation RE: Collective bargaining contract with police union RE: Negotiation of TID 11 development agreement Council will also review minutes from the closed session on 9/11/2012 for accuracy.

Motion made by Hansen, second by Brockman to go into closed session. Motion carried. Council went into closed session at 7:37 p.m.

Reconvene to open session immediately following closed session Will reconvened open session to order at 8:28 p.m. Roll Call taken- Schraeder, Werch, Brockman, Hansen, Klein, Miller, Becker still present.

Consider ratification of collective bargaining agreement – Police union Motion made by Brockman, second by Hansen to approve ratifying the tentative collective bargaining agreement reached between the City of Ripon and the Police Union. Motion carried.

Motion made by Werch, second by Brockman to adjourn. Motion carried.

With no further business before council, Will declared meeting adjourned at 8:29 p.m.

Ann Schommer, City Clerk

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Notice is hereby given, in accordance with the provisions of Wisconsin Statute 65.90(5)(a), that the School Board of the Oak Creek-Franklin Joint School District, on October 22, 2012, adopted the following changes to previously approved budgeted amounts for 2012-13.

LINE ITEM GENERAL FUND TOTAL ENDING FUND BALANCE Anticipated Revenue: Taxes/Mobile Home Fees State Aid Other Revenue/Federal Grants Total Anticipated Revenue Total Expenditure Appropriations SPECIAL PROJECTS FUND Total Anticipated Revenue Total Expenditure Appropriations DEBT SERVICE FUNDS Taxes Other Revenue Total Anticipated Revenue FOOD SERVICE FUND Total Anticipated Revenue Total Expenditure Appropriations COMMUNITY SERVICES FUND Total Ending Fund Balance Total Anticipated Revenue Total Expenditure Appropriations

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3,907,506 799,452 4,706,958

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2,599,910 2,599,910

3,430 3,430

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530,938 548,710 548,710

220,938 716,250 1,016,250

(300,000) 167,540 467,540

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Hamm’s, Blatz, Pabst’s & Others (414)305-5108

AMPLIFIERS -We Buy Old Musical Instruments 4034 W. National Ave Gearheadz 414-645-4327

Old Magazines, Cata logs Photos, Signs, Post Cards, Old Mens Hats 414-378-1329/672-7777

TRAINS-TOYS Bring in for Collector CASH Prices. Sommerfeld Trains. 262-783-7797

209 Pets, Dogs, etc.

201 202 203 204 205 206 209 212 213 215 218 221 227 230 233 234 236 241 242 243 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 254 257 260 263 264 266 269 270 275 277

Seasonal Specialties Wanted to Buy Travel-Tours; Tickets Great Deals Deals & Steals Barter/Swap Pets, Dogs, etc.

Horses, Livestock, etc.

Hay and Feed Farm Machinery, etc.

Good Things to Eat Antiques, Collectibles, Craft Fairs, Coins TV, Stereo, Electronic Musical Instruments Boats, Motors, etc.

Storage Campers-Trailers, etc.

Sports Memorabilia Sporting Goods Snowmobiles Aviation, etc.

Medical/Health Supplies Spas, Hot Tubs, Pools, etc.

Miscellaneous - Sale Rummages, Garage Sales Estate Sales Auctions Household Goods Lawn & Garden/ Snowblowers Plumbing & Heating Building Materials Firewood Christmas Trees Machinery & Tools Heavy Equipment Business Equipment Computers

202 Wanted to Buy û û WANTED! ûû Grandma & Grandpa’s Christmas Ornaments, Christmas trees, bubble lights, real old dolls, teddy bears, trucks, trains, boats, planes.

Wood doll houses, old clocks,pocket watches, silverware, old flower vases, lrg. table linens, old paintings, china cabinets, fancy desks.

I need these now (not a week before Christmas.)

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AAA Memorabilia Antique gas & oil signs, beer signs, costume jewelry, watches, sterling flatware, toy trucks, fountain pens, Zippo lighters, and slot machines. Cash Paid.

Call Kevin JJJ414-305-1830 Cash for gold, silver, diamonds, platinum etc.

Robert Haack Diamonds 76th/Layton & 6969 N. Port Washington Rd. 414-281-0500/351-3900

We buy unwanted, repairable, junk cars & trucks. Any year or condition. 414-236-8523

Airedale Terrier puppies in WI: Available after 11/2. $900. Parents on site. www.farviewfarm. homestead.com (920) 388-4214

American Bulldog Pups: Adorable. $450-$550. www.puppyfind.com (262) 483-9630 American Pitbull Terriers with papers. $250.

(414)659-0341 AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD: Minis.Loving pups need new homes.Shots.Guar.

Deals! (262)770-9750 Australian Shepherd Puppies: 20+yrs of breeding, brings our finest litter. All the extras, registered, 1st shots, wormed, health guarantee. Starting at $500 (608)362-0427 Bichon, CockAPoo, More 8302 W Lincoln Ave MC/VISA 715-823-5355 414-545-2200 Thur-Mon www.PreppyPups.net WI License#: 268597 Chocolate Lab Pups: Toilet trained, AKC, OFA, Family Raised, Fld Champions, Calm $495 Females, $495 Males 608-575-5114 Cocker Spaniel: AKC, female 15mos. Sable.

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English BulldogAKC, Female, 16 mo., grand champion sired. $1200. (414)897-4515 ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPS AKC. Beautiful.

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German Shepherd PupBlack & tan, parents on site, $325. (262) 989-7463

German Shepherd Pups: AKC, Parents OFA’d, Genetic Guarantee 715.537.5413 www.jer land.com #268001-DS

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410 Automotive Financing 411 Automotive Services 413 Sport Utility Vehicles 415 Vans, Pick-ups 418 Mini Vans 420 Trucks, Trailers, etc.

425 Autos Wanted 430 Auto Parts 433 Automotive Miscellaneous 435 Motorcycles, etc.

445 Sports & Performance 448 Classic Cars 455 Station Wagons 460 Automobiles for Sale 465 Convertibles MORE

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AUTUMN ARTISAN’S FAIR Sat., Nov. 10, 2012 10:00 AM- 4:00 PM Nicolet High School 6701 N. Jean Nicolet Rd., Glendale, WI

Auto Hobby & Toy Show Nov. 4, 10-2pm. Serb Hall 5101 Oklahoma. Die cast cars, plastic models, racing items, toys, etc.

For Tables, 262-366-1314 Craft Fair, Vendor Show, & Cookie Sale: 1236 S. 115th St., West Allis.

Sat., Nov. 3rd, 8:30-4:30 Jennifer: (414) 687-4946 *Free Admission*

230 Musical Instruments DRUMS:

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233 Boats, Motors, etc.

Pontoon Trailers: New 14-26 ft. 20 ft. $1225 Ribmountainmarine.co m 1-800-HOT-BOAT

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242 Sporting Goods *

GUN SHOW * Nov. 4, 8am-2pm.

Circle B Rec Center, Hwy. 60, Cedarburg.

Hunting Equipment: Clothes and tree stands.

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248 Miscellaneous-Sale 26 1/18th Die-cast cased model Jaguars & automobilia.

414-535-1800 Himalayan Climbing Library- 144 books, tapes, DVD’s & maps.

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Rummages,

249 Garage Sales Wauwatosa: 9501 W. Watertown Plank Rd. Sat., 11/3, 9am - 3pm.

Milwaukee County 4-H 100+ Families. Household items, toys, books, clothes,movies, collectibles, and much more.

WAUWATOSA 9th Annual Super Sale Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church 9400 W. Congress St. Sat., Nov. 3, 8am-1pm

German Shepherd pups: Normal & Long coat. Top working lines, lg. bone $800-$900. (920)336-8780

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GOLDENDOODLE: Gorgeous apricot puppies. Shots, vet $750. (920)296-3720

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Golden Retriever Pups, 8 wks, AKC, OFA, updated shots, Exc. pedigree. $600. 920-210-3098 Kittens family raised, very friendly, litter box trained. $60. (262) 679-1119/(414)303-0164 KITTENS: Siamese Mix Male & Females.

Blue Eyes. 9 weeks. $65. (414)745-2268 Labs: 3 yrs old, yellow male, choc female, excellent pedigrees, 1 litter, 13 pups, selling because of our health.

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Mastiff Pups: Will be big, 1st shots, males & females. $495 and up.

(414) 322-5936 Miniature Pincher Pups Male & female. Black & Chocolate. Dews removed, tails docked, 1st shots, w/complete vet check. $350 & $375.

(920)885-3716 Poodle Puppies: AKC. Standard. Black-$750, Parti-$900. Family raised. (262) 255-2868

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Milwaukee, WI 53213 You may contact the Defendant clerk of court at the telPublication Summons ephone number above and Notice of Filing to determine if there TO THE PERSON(S) are other methods to NAMED ABOVE AS answer a Small Claims DEFENDANT(S): complaint in that counYou are being sued by ty. the person(s) named above as Plaintiff(s). A STATE OF WISCONSIN copy of the claim has CIRCUIT COURT been sent to you at SMALL CLAIMS MILyour address as stated WAUKEE COUNTY in the caption above.

SMALL CLAIMS PUBThe lawsuit will be LICATION SUMMONS heard in the following Case No. 12SC030332 Small Claims court To: Dawanda Rock County CourtHolt/Michael Jackson house, Telephone 3205 West Bobolink Number of Clerk of Ave., Milwaukee, WI Court 608-743-2200, 53209 Jury Assembly Room You are being sued by 2nd Floor, 51 S. Main Plaintiff, Thaddeus Street, Janesville, WI Black in the Small 53545, on November Claims Court for Mil16, 2012 at 8:00 AM. waukee County, MilIf you do not attend the waukee County Courthearing, the court may house, Courtroom 400, enter a judgment 901 N. 9th St., Milwauagainst you in favor of kee, Wisconsin, 53233. the person(s) suing A hearing will be held you. A copy of the at 1:30PM on Novemclaim has been sent to ber 30, 2012 before a you at your address as Small Claims Commisstated in the caption sioner. If you do not apabove. A judgment may pear, a judgment may be enforced as providbe given to the person ed by law. A judgment suing you. A copy of awarding money may the claim has been become a lien against mailed to you at the adany real estate you own dress above. now or in the future, Thaddeus Black and may also be en8063 N. Celina St. forced by garnishment Milwaukee, WI 53224 or seizure of property.

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Lake Country ANTIQUES & ART SHOW Oconomowoc, WI Formerly Delafield Show • Nov. 2, 3 & 4th.

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250 Estate Sales Yesterday-Once-More.

7017 W. Holmes, Greenfield. S. of 72nd & Layton. Thurs., Nov. 1st & Fri., Nov. 2nd, 9-5. Vintage clothing & fabric, dining room table & 6 chairs, maple kitchen set, stove, washer & dryer, freezer, vintage Coke shelves, automotive supls. & household

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Fri., 11/2, 8-6; Sat-Sun. 11/3-4, 9-5. 6180 Walnut Ln. # 90, Cudahy.

251 Auctions Will’s RV Center, Storage Liquidation, Live Auction, RV’s, RV Parts Saturday, November 3rd 11:00 am - 3:00 pm 10500 Durand Ave, Sturtevant, WI 53177 Call for directions 262886-2226 John Fitch Auctioneer; WI Reg #2352-052 Payments -Same day, Cash, Credit Card or Certified Bank Check 1979 Vintage Airstream 28’ International Sovereign Travel.

Great fixer upper. 1986 Pace Arrow Motor Home 30, Runs, 72,510 Miles, clean interior.

1956 4104 Greyhound Bus , Interior Upgrade, Air Throttle, Air Clutch, New Batteries, 671 Detroit Diesel. Misc Items : 10’ Trim Line Add-a-Room, Used Brake Bu ddy, Microwaves, Ovens, TV’s, Hot Water Heaters, Refrigerators, 2 Used Porta Poties, RV Patio Rug, Levelers, Assorted CIPA mirrors, Assorted camping gear, Used Bike Racks, Camp Table in Case, Misc RV Exterior Doors, 2 RV dinette sets, 2 RV Sofa’s, 1 RV Flip Jack Sofa, 1 RV Leather Love Seat, 6 RV Rockers, Assorted Dinette Tables, Floor Standing Sand Blaster, 2 Bed Liners, Truck Tool Box, Cash Register, Space Heaters, Misc Bins Car Parts, Kids Bikes, Tall Metal Shop Desk, Thermal Pane Window, Industrial Pallet Storage Racking, Cannon Color Copier PC940, Computer Monitor, Unopened Safe, Mini Bike Honda 50CC Sano, Pool Slide, Paint Drying Heat Lamp, 400 W Metal Halide high bay 120/240 light fixtures.

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Henry James, who was exonerated from a rape conviction for which he served 30 years in prison, speaks to reporters Friday after being released from the Louisiana State Penitentiary in Angola, (the associated press)

Exonerated man OCTOBER ONLINE AUCTION freed after 30 years CQOyL OFF an acquaintance and lived James, who turned 50

By Michael Kunzelman James, who turned 50 an acquaintance and lived him in Westwego, last week, said he endured near The Associated Press plenty of dark days in pris­ which is just south of New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS — Henry on but never gave up hope.

His lawyers say he had “You can’t let go,” he James was speechless when one of his attorneys said. "You lose hope, you interacted with the woman several times and was with told him he would be freed lose everything.”

State District Judge her husband during most of from prison Friday after 30 years behind bars for a Henry G. Sullivan vacat­ the day before the attack, ed his conviction at the helping him repair his car. crime he didn’t commit. of Jefferson James was with the wom­ James said it felt like a request prosecutors and an’s husband when he was miracle when the lawyer Parish following a car called Thursday to tell James’ lawyers from The arrested accident. That evening, he him a judge had vacated Innocence Project.

“This process is about jus­ went to the woman’s house his 1982 rape conviction and ordered him released tice,” District Attorney Paul and told her about her hus­ from the Louisiana State Connick Jr. said in a state­ band’s arrest, according to ment. “As district attorney, James’ attorneys.

Penitentiary at Angola.

The woman was raped “I was shocked,” he said my obligation to seek jus­ during an interview at the tice does not end upon con­ at knifepoint the follow­ offices of The Innocence viction. Rather, my obliga­ ing morning. She initially Project New Orleans. “After tion is to continue to follow told police she didn’t know 30 years, you’re finally get­ the evidence. When the evi­ her attacker, but she later dence reveals an individual picked James out of a line­ ting a chance at justice.” wrongfully convicted up, according to his attor­ Justice came at a dizzy­ was ing pace for James, who my office will take action to neys.

James testified at his was convicted of raping a correct that injustice.” and presented three James served the longest trial woman in 1981 but cleared last month by DNA tests. prison sentence of any of witnesses to back up his Before the judge ruled, the 12 Louisiana inmates alibi that he was sleeping James was serving a sen­ who have been cleared by at the time of the rape. The Project said tence of life in prison with­ DNA tests, according to his Innocence James’ trial lawyer failed out parole. On Friday, he lawyers.

James always main­ to tell jurors that bodily was savoring freedom and a shrimp po’boy with sweet tained he was innocent of fluid testing had excluded James as the attacker. raping a woman who was potato fries.

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