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In the report, Peterson said Hardersen at one noted that three tenured point also signed off on a

things to say as well, not­ ing the UW-Sheboygan Foundation board unani­ mously passed a resolution in support of Hardersen after learning of Peter­ son’s visit. And he said Hardersen’s support in the

frequent and more infor­ mal.

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ways, and it’s got some is­ sues right now, and we’re trying to deal with them as wisely as we can, and we will. We’ll get that figured out.”

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School Night" at assigned lockers.

The Back to School activities mentary School will from 5-8 p.m. on for grades seven-12 will begin at 5 p.m. in the high school gym. g. 30 for students in Deerfield, The Independent 08/25/2011 There will be some brief ix. and parents will be announcements on items such as t teachers, bring in handbook changes, MAP, PBIS, plies, and receive 6 Student Led Conferences, and assroom information an introduction of staff to begin the evening. he school year.

Staff will be available in their ns/dinner will be nd sold by the classrooms to meet with students and parents and share classroom Scouts. students attending information until 8 p.m.

Complimentary treats will be Hearts and Hands ill have a special served for all attending. ol night on Monday, There will be some additional meetings for students/parents 5-7 p.m. s in the district are that are optional but encouraged: •Mr. Polzin will meet with he beginning of the and hope all can middle school students/parents at 6 p.m. in the commons on the information contact co-curricular code.

•Mr. Johns rud will meet with Elementary office ninth grade students /parents at rfield Middle and 6 p.m. in the gym and with sev­ "Back to School enth-graders at 6:30 p.m. in the gym.

Tuesday, Aug. 30.

After this meeting, seventhhe district goals for year is to increase graders will also hear from Mrs. demic involvement Frame on the Upham Woods trip.

Organizers hope those nd high school. re invited to start attending school in the district ear by meeting the can join them as they prepare for becoming familiar the start of a great school year.

Contact principal Johnsrud at d's schedule. udents are welcome to 764-5431, ext. 3201, with ques­ chool supplies to their tions.

high adventure. The crew of eight sailed a 41-foot vessel around the Keys, exploring dif­ ferent reefs. "Sleeping on the deck of the ship at night was hardest part of the adventure for me" said Scoutmaster Randy Zakowski. The weather was in the 80s every day and the water was just as warm.

Eagle scouts Nick Collar, Stephen Zakowski and Life Sco-uts Charlie Collar and Adam Erickson (who caught the barracuda shown in the photo left center) enjoyed days of fishing, sailing and snorkeling. Shown above, Randy Zak­ owski fishing with the Scouts.

Shown below, sea kayaking.

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ield community is invited to a brat stand offered by the Scouts Troop 88. stand will be held at the Deerfield Elementary School mentary School Open House on Tuesday, Aug. 30. s will fire up the grill and will sell brats and hot dogs in the elementary school cafeteria. the stand for dessert including root beer floats or ice ng Chocolate Shoppe ice cream. The entire community

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the Deerfield Community Center garage sale, can drop off donations up until the week of the sale at the center and at the Firemen's Park pavilion from Sept. 12 -14.

Anyone interested in volun­ teering with set-up of the DCC sale or wishing to have their garage sale added to the community garage sale map, can contact Tom Bush at directordcd&gmail.com or call 7645935.

Golf outing in September The fourth annual Friends of Deerfield Basketball Golf Out-ing will be held Saturday, Sept. 17 at the Lake Mills Country Club. More informa­ tion will follow. Any ques­ tions can be directed to Jesi Haak, (608) 712-7916 or Dave Borgrud, (608) 334-8420.

Deerfield Farmers Market The Deerfield Farmers Market takes place on Sat­ urdays through September from 8 a.m.-noon in the Mobil On Main parking lot. Contact Laura at (608) 347-8149 for vending information.

DCC School Supply distribution The DCC will distribute school supplies through Aug. 26 at the Deerfield Com­ munity Center during their daily hours of 9a.m. - 3 p.m.

Deerfield Historical Society (Continued on Page 13)

Advertise in The Car Care Section Rev up fall sales with an advertising presence in our upcoming Car Care section in The Deerfield Independent. This special feature is loaded with valuable car care tips and advice that readers will turn to again and again. Make sure your ad is parked right there as well! September 14, 2011 is the last day to advertise!

Call Scott Trentadue at (608) 751-2665 for details and placement.

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row, from left: members of Troop 155's Order of the Arrow Austin Smith, Garrett Kerl and Luke Dias, and Webelos Leaders Tim Chatman and Shane Feist.

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Feb-Dee. - Chamber Luncheon with Guest Speaker Hosted at various locations on the first Tuesday of the month at 11:45 a.m. (excludes January & July). Contact the Chamber for a list of locations at 608-846-2922.

March 23 - Essential Family Vision Care Community Egg Hunt (Weekend prior to Easter) Bring your family out for an Easter Egg Hunt at Lake Windsor Golf Course, 4628 Golf Rd, Windsor.

The hunt begins promptly at 11:00 a.m., please arrive 15 minutes early. Children 0 to 11 are invited to hunt for eggs. Held rain or shine!

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May 21 - October 22 - DeForest Area Farmers Market Tuesday evenings from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. at Veteran's Memorial Park, Main Street, DeForest. Enjoy fresh, locally grown produce and farm goods. Stay for the DeForest Area Public Library’s Summer Concerts in the Park in Fireman’s Park.

June 1 • Dragon Art Fair. Student Film Festival & Car Show Market Street & Fireman’s Park, DeForest June 12 - DeForest Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Golf Outing Lake Windsor Golf Course. Play 18 holes of golf and enjoy rattle prizes and a dinner.

July 3 & 4 - Annual July 4th Celebration Fireman’s Park. DeForest. The fun begins on Wednesday. July 3rd at 6:00 p.m. with children’s inflatables, beer garden, food court and live entertainment. Thursday, July 4th the park opens at 11:30 a.m. with food, beer garden and live music beginning at Noon. Freedom Run sponsored by DMB Community Bank at 8 a.m.. DeForest parade at 10:30 am. Token Creek Parade at 1 p.m.. Car Show. Firehouse bingo from noon-4 pm with fire­ works at dusk!

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TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY Wisconsin Chapter #817, Edgerton meets every Thursday at Central Lutheran Church, 100 W. Rollin St. Use the door by the parking lot. Weigh-in is at 3:30 pm. with the meeting at 3:50 pm. in room #3. See www.tops.org or call Ruth at 884-6077 for info.

ST. ELIZABETH MANOR in Footville sponsors a Big Cash Bingo every Saturday afternoons from 1:30-3:30 pm. Everyone is welcome, children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Contact Sister Mary Christopher at 608-876-4001 for more information.

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Edgerton Public Library is located at 101 Albion Street, Edgerton. The phone is 608-884-4511. Library hours are: Monday - Thursday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Friday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

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Rock County Humane Society

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invites you to find out more about our adoptable animals. Stop by or call.

222 S. Arch St., Janesville, WI (608) 752-5622 www.rockcountyhumanesociety.com

When it comes to relationships, I'm very level-headed. I don't leap in paws first, if you know what I mean.

But give me a little time, and then I'll shower you with purrs, head­ butts. and plenty of lap time. In the meantime, you may not see a lot of me, but I'll be thinking a lot of you!

Bradley is about 5 years old.

Like all sidekicks. I'm just plain good company. I like attention, and I also like my solitude. I don't go looking for trouble, but I'm no scaredy-cat, either. If you are look­ ing for a steady companion to trav­ el with you on the road of life, look no further. Parker is 3 months old.

This is Xenia! She is sweet as can be, but is a little shy of new things.

She came into the shelter as a stray and she weighs about 3 pounds. We believe this little girl to be about 3 months old. Come and meet this lovely girl.

Hank is an adorable Jack Russell Terrier mix looking for his forever home! Hank is about 3 years old and weighs 31 lbs. He was found stray, so we unfortunately know nothing about his background.

Hank LOVES tennis balls! He loves to play outside and sits very nicely for treats! If you're an active family looking for a playful dog, please come meet Hank today at RCHS!

Lilah is a happy Terrier mix looking for her forever home! She is a petite girl weighing only 13 lbs. We believe she is about 3 years old, but since she was found stray we don't know for certain. Lilah loves atten­ tion and affection! She would do best in a home with older children.

Please come meet this beautiful Terrier today.

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Let me press the keys. Reading the paper? I'll hold the pages down for you. Watching TV? I'll just plop in your lap so you can pet me. I love an orderly household, don't you?

I'll help you with all your chores, and I'll help you relax when we're done. You'll wonder how you ever managed without me Chuckles is 5 months old.

This handsome little guy is Bishop.

He was found stray with his buddy, Gideon. They appear to be right around 3 years old. A couple of cute Chihuahuas. If you know the breed, you know they are not for everyone.

Young kids would be a bit too much for him to handle right now. Bishop would do best in a quieter home with enough love and patience to help him come out of his shell!

Once he warms up to you, he can't get enough.

Madden is a handsome black Labrador Retriever mix looking for his forever home! Madden, we believe, is about 2 years old and weighs 58 lbs. He was found stray, so we don't know his age or what his mix is for certain. He has tons of energy and absolutely loves to play outside! Madden needs an active family with older children to take him for runs, bike rides, and hiking adventures. Madden is a fun boy that will keep you busy! Please come meet him today at RCHS!

Want to bring a famous artist home?

Van Gogh is looking for his forever home! Van Gogh is very sweet and loves to be at your side. He is a gor­ geous medium-haired brown tabby who weighs just over 7 lbs. We believe he is about 2 years old, but since he was found stray we don't know his background. Don't miss your chance to meet THE Van Gogh (the cat) at RCHS!

Meet Gideon. He was found stray with his friend. Bishop, so we are estimating his age to be around 2 years old. He's a little Chihuahua that takes a little time to get to know you before falling in love. A quieter home would be best for this handsome guy, and plenty of love to help him be the best boy he can be!

Kelly is a gorgeous tortoiseshell Domestic Short Hair looking for her forever home! Kelly is a petite 9 month old, weighing just 5.75 lbs.

She was found stray, so we unfortu­ nately know nothing about her background. She is very sweet and calm! Please come meet this dainty girl, you will find her to be adorable.

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The Rock County Humane Society appreciates these animal-friendly and civic-minded businesses for their sponsorship DEEGAN’S HARDWARE & RENTAL t 1025 N. Main St., Edgerton 884-3913

EDGERTON CHILDREN’S CENTER 414 Albion St., Edgerton 608-884-6393

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75 W. Fulton St., Edgerton 884-3100

FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 8 E. Fulton St., Edgerton 884-0744

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NEWVILLE AUTO SALVAGE 279 Hwy. 59, Edgerton 608-884-3114

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CULVERS 571 E. Richardsons Springs Rd., Newville, WI

PIGGLY WIGGLY 1211 N. Main St., Edgerton 884-4277

Green.tek

GREENTEK INC. 3708 Enterprise Dr., Janesville 754-7336

SID’S TIRE, AUTO & MUFFLER LLC " 1020 N. Main St., Edgerton 608-884-3900

yjv CHALET VETERINARY CLINIC 1621 E. Main St., Stoughton, WI 53589 608-873-8112

MOTOR PARTS & EXHAUST LLC 15 N. Main St., Edgerton 884-1900

EDGERTON VETERINARY CLINIC AV 553 Lake Drive Rd., Edgerton 884-3311

HALVERSONS

HALVERSON’S SUPPER CLUB 1965 Barber Dr., Stoughton 608-873-3001

^CARL’S SHELL 11180 Goede Rd., Edgerton 884-4988

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Steve Thompson, 212 W. Fulton St., Edgerton 884-8000

SHERMAN SANITATION 608-752-1500

STEVE’S 51 REPAIR 10 Highway 51, Edgerton 884-9008

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1836

1840

Hurd Farm

St. Josephs Catholic Church

John S. Hurd | 106 E. Hurd Rd. 608-884-4201

1849

1846

Town of Fulton

The Cooksville General Store

Father David Timmerman

Elected Town Board

Jeanine Holzmann

590 S. St. Joseph Cir. 608-884-3036

2738 W. Fulton Center Dr. 608-868-4104

11313 N. Hwy 138, Evansville 608-882-0575

1851

Badgerland Crain Farms, LLC

1843

Fulton Church

1853

1854

City of Edgerton

Edgerton United Methodist Church

Nick Viney & Josh Trautman

Pastor Larry McKenzie

Mayor Christopher Lund

Pastor Jean Bartlett

21 Garfield St. 608-219-8383

9209 Fulton St. 608-884-8512

12 Albion St. 608-884-3341

112 Albion St. 608-884-6931

1858

1866

Roethe Pope Roethe LLP

Edgerton Public Library

leffrry Roethe, Robert C. Krohn, Dale E. Pope, Matthew T. Roethe

Sherry Machones - Director

24 N. Henry St. 608-884-3391

101 Albion St .608-884-4511

1874 The Edgerton Reporter

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1869

1872

Paul Jensen Agency, Inc

St. Johns Lutheran Church

Paul Jenson

Pastor Carl Seeger

North Main/Swift Sts., Edgerton, WI

207 High St. 608-884-3515

1884

1876

Lake House Inn

Central Lutheran Church

Helen & Diane Everson

Bob & Mary Axcell

Pastors James Johnson & Jason Chestnut

Dan Honold - President

21 N. Henry St. 608-884-3367

1612 E. Hotel Dr. 608-884-4544

100 W. Rollin St. 608-884-9418

102 N. Main St. 608-884-9622

1889 Edgerton Congregational United Church of Christ Rev. Lora A. Whitten 114 N. Henry St. 608-884-6514

1912

1893 Fulton Store

Robert & Kitty Murwin 9429 Cty Rd H, Edgerton 608-884-4668

1913

Bank of Edgerton/Milton

1897

1904

Chase Bank Edgerton

Edgerton Federation of Women's Club

Kathy Ozga, Assistant Manager

Board of Directors

111 N. Main St., Edgerton 608-884-3347

Edgerton, WI

1921

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Girl Scouts of Wisconsin

Nelson/Young Lumber

Jessica Whitmore, Community Chairperson

Dave & John Nelson, Tracy Tronnes

Board of Directors

CEO lim Pernau

Edgerton, WI 53534 608-289-2873

I T S . Catlin St 608-884-3316

115 Jensen St. 608-884-4231

Edgerton, WI 608-884-3441

1925

CastAways Tavern

1928 Fulton 4-H

Edgerton Towne Country Club

1929

Hickory Hills Campground

Edgerton Memorial Community Hospital

1932

Ehlert Funeral Home

Greg & Tonya Clark

Club Chairperson: Jody Demrow

Richie & Kelly Poff

Russ & Bonnie Ehlert

3515 Cty Hwy M 608-884-7910

4216 W. Pomeroy Rd 608-436-0264

856 Hillside Rd 608-884-6327

315 Lord St. 608-884-9466

1933

Mikey's Cellar Bar

1933

Southern Wisconsin News

1934

1934

M & 1 Bank

Snuffy's Still

Mike Fleis

Tom Purnell

Deb McCool-Cloute

Matt & Connie, Gordy & Cheryl

11440 North Ridge Rd 608-884-0355

58 Artisan Dr. 608-884-2600

1015 N. Main St. 608-884-3376

3538 E. Cty Rd N, Milton 608-868-7884

1936 2 Brothers

1936

1939

1938

Al Beyers Heating & Cooling

Buckhorn Supper Club

llir Banushi

Dan & Jim McCue

Chico & Dawn Pope

Jon Proesch

116 W. Fulton St. 608-884-3088

Serving Edgerton Community 608-884-4444

11802 N. Charley Bluff Rd, Milton 608-868-2653

3912 N. Newville Rd 608-754-1618

1940

1940

Ferrellgas

1940

1942

Anchor Inn

Edgerton Conservation Club

Edgerton Lions Club

John Kinnett

John Learn

John Wozniak

Jan Castle

509 E. Hwy 59 608-884-7565

1006 Stoughton Rd. 608-884-4366

PO Box 116 608-884-6277 or 608-220-4902

3518 Cty. Hwy. M 608-884-3909

1942

1944

1946

Edgewater Inn

1946

Rebholz Gas & Electric

Deegan's Do It Best Hardware

Albion Tigers Baseball Club

Werner & Rosemarie Last

Donny Deegan

Jim Eastman/Matt Towns

Larry & Susan Burns

14 E. Fulton St. 608-884-8713

1025 N. Main St. 608-884-3913

Edgerton, WI 608-884-3155

101 Mechanic St. 608-884-8114

1946

1946

1947

Burn's Bus, Inc.

1948

Edgerton City Post #2708 VFW

Seward Auto Salvage, Inc

Ted's Auto Repair

Fred Falk - Commander

Hank Seward

Ted Schuld & Bob Nuti

Terra Herale

Edgerton, WI 608-868-6525

2506 E. Vincent Rd, Milton 608-868-1 727

574 Thronson Rd. 608-884-9000

4808 Ivywood Tr., McFarland 608-756-1 856

Roto Rooter

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1950

1952

A & W Family Restaurant

Edgerton Vision Center

Burn's Full Service

(ill & Tim Reilly | 601 N. Main St. 608-884-8412

1952 The Pit Stop

Dr. Michael Long

Casey Burns

Becky & Bob Norgord

1110 N. Main St. 608-884-3314

318 S. Main st. 608-884-6111

13 Swift St. 608-884-4032

1953

1954

1954

American Family Insurance

Edgerton Hospital Auxiliary

1955

Olson Grain

E & D Waterworks, Inc,

David Pierce Agency, LLC 807 N. Main St. 608-884-9494

Board of Directors

Marilyn Olson

Pete & Dan Drozdowicz, Maria DeCremer

1267 Winston Dr #3 608-884-2500

34 US. Hwy 51 North 608-884-8348

915 N. Parker Dr., Janesville 608-752-4718

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1956

Reitz Dental D.D.S., SC

Rock River Thresheree

Ray's Family Restaurant

Stanley & Larry Midtbo

Thomas H. Reitz

Charlie Hendrickson

Jim Burns

116 N. Swift St./Maple Ct. 608-884-3411

1007 N. Main St. 608-884-3358

51 E. Cox Rd 608-868-2814

1102 N. Main St. 608-884-9866

1957

1958

1958

1959

Game Day Liquor

Morrison's Auto Salvage

Northern Inn Bowl

Albion Academy Historical Society

Steve & Danielle Hein 18 N. Main St. 608-884-4113

Kevin North

Board of Directors

6307 W. State Rd 59 608-884-4436

69 Hwy 51 N. 608-884-4027

605 Campus Ln, Albion 608-884-4809

1959

1959

1960

Danielson's Electronics

Johnny's Office

R & W Heating & Cooling

1960 Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church

Brian Danielson

(ohnnyWerkister

Jim Webb

Pastor Karla Brekke

20 W. Fulton St. 608-884-6712

531 Lake Drive Rd 608-884-3060

610 E. Madison Ave 608-868-3547

726 S. Main St. 608-884-8614

1962

1962

1962

1962

Coachman's Coif Resort

Edgerton Gear

The Filling Station

Yeske Construction Co. Inc.

Lydia Moore & Mark Johnson

Nona & Richard Flataj

Joyce Speer

984 Cty Rd A 608-884-8484

20 Gear Dr. 608-884-9445

611 N. Main St. 608-884-4949

Mark, Matt,

& John Yeske

472 High St. 608-884-8573

1963

1963

1963

1964

Cub Scout Pack #418

Fahey Pumps, Inc.

Sid's Auto & Muffler

Oren's Auto Body

Rob Adderhold

Louie Fahey

Sid Bhatti

Shane & Wendy Oren

112 Albion St. 608-728-1727

Janesville WI 608-752-7004

1020 N. Main St. 608-884-3900

101 N. Swift St. 608-884-8923

1966

1966

R T Fox Contractors, Inc

Town Edge Motel

1967

1967

Edgerton Chamber of Commerce

Edgerton Veterinary Clinic

Daryl Fox

Dhillon

Board of Directors

Daniel Heder, DVM & Terri Osgood, DVM

5628 County Hwy M 608-884-8419

1104 N. Main St. 608-884-9328

Edgerton, WI 608-884-4408

553 Lake Rd. 608-884-3311

1967

1967

Larry's Auto Body

Meyer's Farm Market

Bussey/Swisher Dishwasher Service

Larry Cutting

"Family Run"

Connie Bussey

Harlin & Linda Kittleson

722 Albion Rd. 608-884-3204

1329 E. M-H Townline Rd, Milton 608-754-0247

Edgerton, WI 608-884-6183

1101 N. Main St. 608-884-8120

1968

1968 Edgerton Floral

1968

1969

1969

Winchester Restaurant

1970

Edgerton Housing Authority

LakeLand Campground/Resort

Sand Trap Bar & Grill

Lakhbir Singh

Sue Boettcher - Director

Mike Lungo

Greg and Tonya Clark

568 Haugen Rd. 608-884-8800

800 Elm Dr. 608-884-8454

2803 E. State Rd 59, Milton 608-868-4700. Ext 24

520 N. Main St. 608-884-8773

1971 Edgerton Care Center

1972 B/'s Hair Studio/Mary Lou's Chair

Board of Directors

Bob (enson/Mary Lou Behring

Edgerton, WI 608-884-1330

123 Henry St. 608-884-6513

1973

1972 Tobacco Heritage Days Committee

Blackhawk Comm Credit Union Alex Fernandez - Branch Manager

Edgerton, WI 608-884-4436

617 N. Main St. 608-314-1312

1973

1973

1973

1973

Edgerton Arts Association

Edgerton FFA Alumni

H&R Block

Rudisill LLC

Marge Fassbinder & Joanne Broughton

Sarah Young

Angelea Faulkner

Edgerton, WI 608-884-6039

Edgerton, WI 608-884-4029

18 W. Fulton St. 608-884-6172

Richard Rudisill 1397 Hillside Rd Cambridge 608-884-8125 â&#x20AC;&#x201D;--------------

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1973 Wartmann Chandler Appraisals

1974

1974

59 & 1-90 Trucks & Parts

Mid-State Equipment

1975 Dan Reilly

William John Wartmann

Ken & Jeanne Jenner

Bryan Hanson & Chris Hanson/ Frodel

Dan Reilly

Edgerton, WI 608-884-3625

11210 N. Axel Lane 608-884-3363

4323 E. Hwy 14, Janesville 608-754-8655

Edgerton, WI 608-884-8504

1975

1975

Edgerton Hospital Capital Foundation

Piggly Wiggly

1975

1977

State Farm Insurance

Beta Sigma Phi-Delta Omicron

Board of Directors

Dave & Sandy Kotwitz

Joe Schweighardt

International Women's Service Group

313 Stoughton Rd. 608-884-1404

1211 N. Main St. 608-884-4277

317 N. Main St. 608-884-9435

Edgerton, WI

1977

Grams Insurance

1978

C & M Printing

1978

1978

Carl's Shell

Clark's Greenhouse

Julie Ulset

Michael & Jeanette Londerville

Amy Sund

Tim Clark

103 W. Fulton St. 608-884-3304

104 W. Fulton St. 608-884-3902

11180 Goede Rd. 608-884-4988

709 Walker Way 608-884-8070

1978

Convoy's Bar & Grill

1978

Diedrick's Automotive

1978

Mark W. Irgens, D.D.S., S.C.

1978

Mazur Real Estate LLC

Rodney & Lisa Pastorius

Eric Diedrick

Mark W. Irgens

Lette Mazur

112 W. Fulton St. 608-884-0498

9125 N. Cty F 608-884-8840

225 W. Fulton St. 608-884-9448

Edgerton, WI 608-884-8580

1979

1979

1979

1979

Harbor Recreation

Jim's Auto Trim

Millar Grain Service

Bob Hornby, Dave Habeck

Jerry Richardson

PO Box 88, Janesville 608-295-7257

807 Harbor Rd. 608-884-6007

Ace lllbeck 5 Albion St. "Serving Southern WI" 884-7600

528 State Rd 73 608-884-6602

Ducks Unlimited-Southern WI

David Millar

1979

1980

Pettit's Lakeview Campground & Bar

Arthur Hallinan Painting/Wallpapering

lake Pettit 1901 E. State Rd. 59 608-868-7800

Arthur Hallinan

Brenda Lintvedt

Connie, Ron, & Ryan Arndt

Brooklyn, WI 608-455-3377

5 1/2 W. Rollin St. 608-884-8600

598 Water St, Evansville 608-882-6221 or 608-754-6689

1981

1981

American Awards & Promotions

Boy Scout Troop U466

Mark & Lori Warren 650 College St., Milton 608-868-4511

1981 Tri-County Community Center

1980

1980

Flair Doctors Inc.

R.A. Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc

1981

1981

Mark Deegan Masonry

Meyer Welding, LLC

Charles Williams

Mark Deegan

112 Albion St., Edgerton, WI 608-884-9773

Edgerton, WI 608-884-6852 or 201 -8042

Nathan Mackay 109 First St., Milton, WI 608-868-2736

1982

Lakeland RV Center

1982

Newville Auto Salvage

1982

Steponkus Tax Service

Board Members

Thor Samuelson & Thor Sveinsvoll

Deanna & Mike Hart

Barb Steponkus

112 Swift St. . 608-884-9601

2801 E. Hwy 59, Milton 608-868-4701

2 79 Hwy 59 East 608-884-3115

114 W. Fulton St. 608-884-6436

1982

The Undercover Shop

1983

Clara Mae's Dolls

1983

Hermanson's Pumpkin Patch

1983

Schultz Construction

Wayne Baum

Clara Snell

Roger & Gail Hermanson

Jason Schultz

305 E. Madison Ave., Milton 608-868-4089

202 S. Main St 608-884-4458

12 7 Cty Rd N 608-884-8759

Edgerton, WI 608-884-4720

1984

1984

1983

1984

The Decoy

Central Lutheran Preschool

Edgerton Retirement Apts

Tom & Carol Kuhlow

Barbara Grabow - Director

Board of Directors, Mary Maves - President

Carla Zimmerman

1105 N. Main St. 608-884-6688

100 W. Rollin St. 608-884-9418

505 Stoughton Rd. 608-884-9009

201 W. Fulton St. 608-884-9488

1984

Pelsue Orthodontics

1984

Select Woodworks By TM

Tider Baseball Booster Club Proudly Serving Edgerton High School Baseball

Mitchell & Brian Pelsue

Tim Marsden

Mark Lessner

W9593 Hwy 106 608-884-9682

512 N. Main St. 608-290-9170

1985

1985

Bonnie's Beauty Shop

1984

1984

The Laundry Room

1616 N. Randall Ave, Janesville 608-754-4998

Asperheim Roofing LLC

Mario's Pizza

1985

Doug Sherman Tree Service

Roger & Mary Asperheim

Bonnie Slagg

Doug Sherman

686 Albion Rd. 608-884-9121

125 W. Fulton St. 608-884-4448

Edgerton, WI 608-884-6185

1985

Hometown Remodeling LLC Dan Dillman Edgerton WI 608-884-8200

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Childhood obesity — a growing problem

By JOHN W. INGALLS. ND Ingalls Clinic/St. Croix Regional Medical Center WEBSTER—Preparing meals for children can be a recurring source of frustration. You could have a chef prepare a delicious and nutritious meal, serving it with flare and they would prefer the dog food every time.

Most parents have a concern for the health and welfare of their offspring and so they resort to meal­ time bribery, cajoling and eventually bribery in order to get children to eat the proper foods. In the end we cave to their stubborn wills and dump the food.

I can recall my own experiences. You work all day. shop for healthy food alternatives and spend your evening boiling and baking while children howl in the background about how starved they have become.

Finally presenting the food to the table you collapse in your chair hoping for a peaceful meal. Your once starved children are no longer hungry, at least for the food you made. Losing your will to fight you simply open another box of candy coated sugar bomb cereal and let them eat out of the box in front of the TV. We finally got smart. Instead of repeating the pro­ cess night after night we would simply cook the food and throw it away. Sometimes if we were tired, we didn’t even cook it.

The above scenario repeats itself over and over in American homes. It would seem that this would help prevent the obesity problem, but in fact it is worsen-

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Obesity in America is a tragic problem that is pre­ ventable, but it takes a willingness to change our life­ styles. Fast food is fat food. Due to over scheduled lives, we have shifted from family meals to snacking and eating on the run. Processed foods loaded with unhealthy fats and additives and tons of sodium is replacing the healthy slow food that mom or grandma used to make.

Obesity isn’t just the problem; it is also a symp­ tom of a bigger problem. Our lives are out of control.

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260 The Rock Around the Block committee is seeking volun­ teers for the following areas sanitation, information booth, gate attendants, soda sales and token sales Volunteer time can be applied to com­ munity service hours needed for High School and College requirements This years Rock Around the Block event will be Sunday. August 28*' from 11am - 9pm. downtown Janesville If you as an Indi­ vidual. a group or organiza­ tion would like to volunteer. please call Fran or Judy James at 754-5154 or send an email to fjames@cbarter net.

WILL THE GUY with a white van with blue stripes who took the screen enclosure from our front lawn at 1438 Dodge St. Lake Geneva please come back for the roof and hardware, and the $50 and charge for this ad you owe Any info would be appreciated Bob. (262) 248-0192

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OPERATIONS MANAGER Red &White Dairy Cattle Association Clinton, Wl. Deacrlptlon: Full-time position Responsible for overseeing the daily office tasks of the asso elation Knowledge and experience with book­ keeping, computer sys­ tems and business man­ agement Plea4e contact Kimber­ ley Morrill (603)5881404; Email kimbcrlcvmomll tigmail.com

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TEEN PARENT CONNECTION PROGRAM CASE MANAGER Community Action, Inc is seeking a flexible, self-directed individual to fill the position of the Teen Parent Connec­ tions case manager po­ sition This position in­ volves case manage­ ment services to preg­ nant and parenting youth ages 13 - 21 years of age Primary func­ tions of the position in­ clude partnering with clients to: develop an individualized service plan (ISP) for meeting needs and achieving goals, refer and link to community resource providers, educate on available services, ap­ plication procedures and rights, assess and Implement services to build life-skills. and evaluate follow-through and progress with meet­ ing needs, achieving goals and program ser vice requirements.

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CLOTHING GIVE AWAY Thurs., Nov. 15th, 1:00pm 2:30pm at: Orchard View Alliance Church, 2707 Bond, Janesville. Clothing donations can be left at the door, tax receipts available GENTLY USED CLOTH CLOTHING Congregational Church 130 S. Church St in Whitewater.

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AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD puppies registered, shots and wormed, health guarantee. Starting at $500. (608) 362-0427 BICHON DACHSHUND COCKPEKCOCK-A -POOS, PEK-A POOS, also Pekingese and Pomeranians, Maltese, Shihtzu and Shelties. Great family pets and Senior Citizen gifts. We take Credit cards and deposits. State licensed #268476DS Pups are vet checked, shots and most registered. (608)996-2793 GERMAN SHEPHERDS. SHEPHERDS. UKC Registered, working lines. Black & Sable, solid black, males & females. $200 nonrefundable deposit holds your Christmas puppy. Shots and wormed. Parents on premises. 815-977-4645

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Disabilities directly related to radiation exposure consist primarily of cancers. Cancers that are considered “presumptive "those that VA presumes are due to radiation exposure and therefore not challenged, include cancers of the: bile ducts, bone, brain, breast, colon, esophagus, gall bladder, liver (primary), lung, ovary, pancreas, pharynx, salivary gland, small intestine, stomach, thyroid, urinary tract (kidneys, renal pelvis, ureter, urinary bladder, urethra), bronchio-alveolar carcinoma, leukemia (except CLL), lymphomas (less Hodgkin’s disease) and multiple myloma.

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Kewaunee, Wl - On Saturday, February 4th there will be a comedy show to benefit the Northeast Wisconsin Old Glory Honor Flights. The event will be held at the Kewaunee Inn. The show will start at

Any veteran who has one of the above cancers, and who participated in occupation duty, atomic testing, or who was a POW in the vicinity of Hiroshima or Nagasaki at the time of the bombings, should file a VA claim.

Radiation claims involve proving exposure, verifying a current disability, and obtaining a medical opinion as to the likelihood of the current disability being related to or caused by the exposure.

7pm and costs just $8.

The mission of the Honor Flight Network is to offer World War II Veterans, or terminally ill Veterans

Veterans should be prepared to discuss the circumstances surrounding their exposures, specifically the dates, places, operation names (ii possible) and which units they were assigned to at the time of their exposure.

Any old military records, cruise books, letters, photos, etc. would also be very helpful. This will assist in the verification of exposure process by VA. Also be prepared to obtain medical records related to your current disability (treatment, diagnosis, etc.) or have the name and address of the facilities that have treated you. This will aid in the current disability verification.

of any war, a memorable, safe and rewarding tour of our Nation’s Capital. Each Honor Flight departs Northeast Wisconsin and returns £

the same day after visiting several sites around Washington DC. Most importantly, the veterans

Also, RECA establishes lump sum compensation awards for individuals who contracted specified diseases in three defined populations:

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• Individuals who lived downwind of the Nevada Test Site (“downwinders”) - $50,000.

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Finally, atomic veterans need to know that the list of presumptive disabilities changes from time to time, with new cancers being added. If an atomic veteran develops a disability of any kind that could be related to radiation exposure, it is advisable to submit a claim.

have the chance to visit their memorial.

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If a veteran has already passed away due to these ailments, the surviving spouse or family members, on behalf of the estate, can still file a claim with the VA to obtain benefits.

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On February 4th there will be a benefit comedy show to be held to raise money for the North Eastern Honor Flights of Wisconsin. The event will be held at Kewaunee Inn. The show will start at 7pm and costs $8, 920-3880888. There will be a second show on February 10th at the East Twin Pub and Grill in Two Rivers, 920-553-8946

V and the comedic antics of Nate Ford, ‘Uncle Mikey’ O’Neil, James Thorn, Alan Gregory, and Greg Willet.

For more information, or to reserve your tickets for

If you served in the military and have not joined a local Post, please consider taking the time to do so. These Organizations are a fighting voice for us in Washington to maintain and acquire

the Honor Flight Comedy Show, please contact The Kewaunee Inn at 920-388-0800. The show

Benefits for all of us who have served in the military.

Please contact my office to discuss eligibility.

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To apply or obtain more information on the above benefits, contact Joe Aulik at the County Veterans Service Office at 388-7198 or e-mail at aulikj@kewauneeco. org to sign up for the veteran benefit e-mail list to keep up-to-date on benefits. Follow us on Facebook at www. facebook.com/KewauneeCVSO.

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