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INSIDE....

Senior Chatter...........................pg. 15

Real Estate................................pg. 04

Death Notices & Editorial............pg.05

Ser vices...............................pg.14-15

Dining/Entertainment................pg. 16

Recreational.............................pg. 13

Bows/Guns................................pg. 13

Pets..........................................pg. 13

Specialty Shops.........................pg. 08

Help Wanted..............................pg. 18

Bids & Notices......................pg.06-07

Area Events................................pg.03

Candidate Spotlight

Anyone seeking political office is invited and

encouraged to announce their candidacy in the

Candidate Spotlight. It is an opportunity to tell the voters

why you are running, goals if elected, etc. It is not a forum

for bashing an opponent, and there is no charge.

Ken Carroll is a new face at

Parsons of Crandon

Ken Carroll is now handling the financing at

Parsons of Crandon. Carroll has lived in Cavour for about

20 years and has considerable experience in the car

business. He shares his life with wife Lindy and their seven

month old daughter Reagan. Ken is on the left in the

picture.

He is joined in the photo with Richie Kulaf, center,

and Amy Krause. Richie is in his 25th year with Parsons.

Amy Krause, far right, is a fifteen-year employee

of Parsons. Amy is leaving Parsons to take over the family

business, Wilson's Drive-In, just down the road a ways from

Parsons.

Good luck to Ken and Amy in their new pursuits.

Let your true colors shine at the Second Annual

Colors of Cancer 5K Run and Walk on Saturday, May 2, at

10 a.m. at the historic Crandon International Off-Road

Raceway. Last year over 500 people took part in the

inaugural event.

This fun event honors our friends and neighbors

who struggle

to cross the finish line in their daily battles

with cancer, and benefits Ties That Bind Us of Forest

County, a local group partnered with Ministry Health Care

and the Saint Mary’s Hospital Foundation.

The Colors of Cancer 5K Run and Walk is an

entertaining, untimed experience, and runners will be

showered with colored powder at five stations along the

route. The event caters to families and 5K enthusiasts

alike. Prizes will be given out for best costumes after the

run!

The cost to enter this exciting event is $30 (if

received by April 1), $35 (after April 1), $15 for age

18 and

under, $75 for families, and cancer survivors are free.

Packet pickup will be Friday, May 1, from 2 - 6 p.m. at the

front entrance of Ministry Medical Group in Crandon,

located at 400 West Glen Street, or on race day at the

Crandon International Off-Road Raceway, located

at 10104

U.S. 8, Crandon.

Montgomery at 715.478.3318.

Ties That Bind Us to host Colors

of Cancer 5K Run and Walk in Crandon

Continued on page 17

Submitted by School Dist. of Laona

The School District of Laona must continue to

remain current and adapt to the needs of our students and

community. Each year as part of the State Budget,

schools are notified of their revenue limit, or the amount of

money they can spend. Over

the past eight years our

revenue limit has decreased by $295,000. We are proud

that even with a smaller revenue limit, we have been able

to continue to provide a variety of opportunities for our

students.

One area we have continued to be a leader in is

technology. Thanks to

our teachers writing a variety of

grants, we have received over $35,000 to purchase iPads

and Chromebooks for our students. We have also used a

variety of donations and grants to purchase classroom

technology enhancements like Smartboards, document

cameras, projectors and equipment for our distance

learning class.

The other area

we have continued to support

through district funds is building and grounds

maintenance. We have spent over $280,000 in the past

four years. We have installed new doors, security system,

boilers, water heater and phone system. We have

improved our softball and baseball fields and increased

our wireless capabilities.

These

purchases and improvements have been

made possible by the conservative fiscal management of

the school district and school board. The projected

referendum will allow us to continue to be a leader in

education and keep a quality facility for our students and

community.

School District of Laona

Spring Referendum

Get out and vote!

The first rehearsal for the talent show was a huge

success and a lot of fun. This year the popular show “ Hee

Haw” will be coming toTownsend.

We are still looking for the many talented people

out there that like to entertain. If you can sing, dance, play

instruments or

can crack simple jokes (Hee Haw style)

please join us on the 3rd of April for our second rehearsal.

We will be meeting at the Townsend Townhall at 6:00 p.m.

The show will take place on the 25th of April for

two shows. at 1:30 and 7:00 p.m.

The Town

Hall Players donate the proceeds to the

Food Pantry at St. John's church. Through the years, we

have given them thousands of dollars for this cause. This

is the time of year when their supplies run low. So even if

you have never seen our show or been in it, please

come

and join us for a fun time.

For questions, call Sue Rapp at 715-276-7317 or

Ruth Benoit 715-276-9563.

Town Hall Players Talent Show

Doris Lovrine-Candidate for

Hiles Town Supervisor

I am currently one of the Town Supervisors. I

replaced a retiring supervisor seven years ago and have

been re-elected since then. I’ve retired from being an

active fire fighter but still am with Hiles North as a First

Responder.

I worked for Milwaukee County in the Personal

Dept. for 14

years and with Johnson Wax for four years

which gave me experience working with people in a

multitude of situations.

My majors were in Psychology and Business

Adminstration. I also took accounting in college. I’ve

been the treasurer of a very active club for over 30 years.

Forty years ago,

I decided I wanted to have a sled

dog team and moved here. Since I no longer work full time

and now only have one dog, I’ve had more time to devote to

working for the Town and in other local endeavors.

Since I’ve been on the Board, we have always

worked to keep taxes as low as possible while still

maintaining the town needs, keeping up about 100 miles of

roads and working with the town people.

The northern section is physically separated from

the main part of the town due to thousands of acres of

national forest. As a

resident in this area, I am able to bring

ideas and concerns to the other two board members at

every meeting. I would like to continue in this position in

order to keep the dialogue going and a physical

connection between the two areas.

I would appreciate your vote in the

April election.

Doris Lovrine

I have been a full time resident for seven years

and a summer resident for many more, and it would be a

privilege to represent you at the town board level. This is a

wonderful and diverse town with many different folks and

cultures living together

in God's Country. While some of

you were born and raised here in Forest County, many

others including Laurie and I, worked hard to achieve our

dream of living here in the Town of Lincoln. Where else

can you still enjoy the serenity of the lakes and woods, the

camaraderie of great friends and neighbors, and the

conveniences of so many great businesses?

My past experiences, including Forest County

supervisor Dist. 16, managing a tool and die shop, building

two small business and many other endeavors, have

helped me deal with adversity. I understand the position of

Supervisor is to

represent YOU, conduct due diligence on

the issue or issues at hand, listen, debate, and vote. I will

not represent any other third party and will put the wishes

of the electorate first.

I would appreciate your vote and support. I

believe in open, honest, and transparent government.

Steve Bunda-Candidate for

Town of Lincoln Supervisor

This robin showed up at Rollingstone Lake last

week. We always look at the arrival of these birds as a

harbinger of spring, but after listening to the forecast of

snow at the time of this writing, it might be that we are just

being made happy by the dumb

robins who come too soon!

I am running for Supervisor in the Town of

Nashville, and I want openness in our town business

operations. I would like to represent all the people of this

township.

I was raised here and went to Mole Lake Grade

Lance Laabs-Candidate for

Supervisor Town of Nashville

Candidate Spotlight Continued on page 6 & 7

Still tickets

available for

Ruffed Grouse

Society Banquet

Sat., March 28

There are still a few tickets available for the big

Ruffed Grouse Society Banquet on Saturday, March 28th,

and you might be able to buy one at the door. But, if you

don't want to take the chance on a full house, call Dave Z at

715-336-2523. The price is

$50 for individuals and $70 for

couples. Doors open at 5:15 at the Crandon Community

Building.

This is an enjoyable event, with great food and

drink, raffles, a silent auction, art work to buy and enjoy,

and it helps maintain the habitat of our favorite game bird.

Wisconsin’s K-12 public school libraries will

receive $35.5 million, thanks to record earnings from the

Common School Fund, the Board of Commissioners of

Public Lands (BCPL) announced today. Board Chair Brad

Record $35.5 million fund distribution

enough to put a book

in the hand of every Wisconsin child

Continued on page 17

The Crandon Lions Club will host their Annual

Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 4, at the Forest County

Courthouse Square. The eggs are scattered on the

courthouse lawn and the lawn is divided into age groups.

The hunt starts at the sound of the noon whistle. The

Crayola Bunny

will also be on hand to greet all of the

children.

The McCaslin Lioness Club will host their Annual

Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 4, at the Lakewood

Town Hall. The event is for children ages 4 to 10 years of

age. The hunt starts at 11:00 a.m. The

town hall is located

on North Road in Lakewood.

The K-9 Community Task Force is having an

Easter egg hunt in Townsend on Saturday, April 4th, from 9

to 11 a.m. at the Townsend Town Hall. Children up to 12

years old are welcome to attend. There will be games

and

prizes for all the children to enjoy.

Easter Egg Hunts around the area

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WANTED: RT Salvage of

Laona is buying popple

poles. Call 715-889-0287.

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Candidate For Wabeno Town Chairman

Lloyd A. Fulcer

Candidate For Wabeno Town Chairman

Lloyd A. Fulcer

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At Wabeno Elementary Mr. Keller chose Grace

Novak as the Artist of the Week for the Week of March 20,

2015. Grace's depiction of Light at Night was a candle

burning brightly. The class used oil pastels for this

assignment. Grace's picture is full of colors and different

techniques. Congratulations Grace

on being selected

Artist of the Week. Way to step It Up in Art Class!

Grace

Novak

Wabeno

Elementary

Artist of

the Week

Food Service Director, Darlene Spaulding, and

her fantastic staff used a promotion kit sponsored by the

Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board to increase high school

breakfast participation. Dairy products were used as

giveaway prizes for the students. The photo and a

description of this promotion were sent into the

Wisconsin Milk

Marketing Board for a chance at a cash

prize for the school district’s participation.

The School District of Wabeno Area was

selected as a finalist and we need your vote! Starting on

April 1, 2015 at 12:00 a.m. our school’s photo will be

available for daily voting at

WisconsinDairyCouncil.com/spotsphoto.

Voting closes

on April 10, 2015 at 11:59 p.m. Prizes will be awarded to

the top three (3) schools with the most online votes.

Wabeno Area School is a Finalist

in Change Your Spots

with Milk Contest!!

We NEED your votes

FOR SALE: Antique wood

double bed, high head board,

old toaster, Kodak 8 mm

movie projector, Polaroid

SX70 land camera model 3,

Yashica 35 mm camera and

case. Collector items. Call

715-275-4690. P50

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Area Events

Come Worship With Us

St. Joseph Cat holic Church

208 North Park Ave., Crandon 54520 • 715-478-3396

Rev. Callistus I. Elue

Mass Times:

Saturday's - 5:00 p.m.

Sunday's - 9:00 a.m.

Confessions:

Saturday's 9-10 a.m.

Daily Mass Times

(Consult the weekly bulletin for

any week day Mass changes)

•Tuesday's - 6:00 p.m.

•Wednesday's - 12 Noon

•Thursday, Adoration

& Mass - 6:00 p.m.

•Friday - 12 Noon

• St. John's Lutheran Church (LCMS) - Worship at 9 a.m. Sunday and 6 p.m. Monday.

Wednesday - children's after school. Located at N9834 Hwy. 55 in Pickerel. Call 715-484-3382 for

more information.

•AA Meetings - Back Door Group - Open meetings Monday & Thurs. Nights @ 7 p.m., Lakewood

Lakes Country Library. Call Mary 715-276-2318 or Bill 715-882-3512.

•Forest Cty. Humane Society - Open to Public every Sat. from 1-3 p.m/ Call for more info. 715-

478-2098.

•AA Meeting - Saturdays, 9 a.m., Wabeno Fire Station, side entrance.

•Crandon VFW Post - Meets the second Tuesday of the month. 1:30 p.m.

at the VFW building,

104 N Forest.

•Support Group for Parent of Children with Disabilities - Call Chris at 715-784-0058.

•Crandon Lions Board Meetings - 1st Monday of the month at Crandon Library at 6 p.m.

(downstairs). Member Meeting - 3rd Monday of month at 5:30 p.m.; Feb.., March, April and

May at

LaFetta's.

• Bridge Community Dental Health Clinic - This project serves people of all ages in Forest

County for People who have Badger Care, medical Assistance & UNINSURED to schedule an

appointment call (715) 848-4884. Call the Health Dept. for more information at 715-478-3371.

•Good Shepard Lutheran Church -

Hwy 55N, Crandon. Sunday service 9:30 a.m. with

Communion on 1st & 3rd Sunday. Wednesday service at 6pm with Communion on 2nd & 4th

Wednesday. No Saturday services.

•Christian Motorcyclist Association - Spirit Ryders Chapter of Langlade & Forest Co. Invites

you to attend out monthly meetings on the last Saturday

of each month. Call George 715-350-

1679.

•Crandon PTO - 1st Monday of month, 6-7 p.m., Elementary Cafeteria.

•Wellbriety 12 Step Meeting (AA/NA) - Monday nights, 6 p.m. - ? lower level of FCP Museum,

Mish•Ko•Swin Lane, Crandon. Call Brooks Boyd for more information at 715-889-4902

•Town of Lincoln Board Meetings

- 2nd Monday of each month, 6 p.m., Town of Lincoln Hall.

•AA Meeting - Antigo Hospital, Saturdays at 7:00 p.m.

•Forest County Humane Society Meeting - Every Fourth Monday of the month, 6:30 p.m.,

Crandon Library.

•Highway 55 Flea Market - Will be closed until April 2015. Every Wednesday, 10 a.m.

- 5 p.m., at

the Nashville Town hall, corner of Hwys. 55 & B, Crandon. Interested vendors or for more

information, call Linda at 715-484-7271.

•AA meeting - Crandon AA Big Book Study group - Thursdays, 7-?, New location, VFW Post Hall,

104 N. Forest Ave., Crandon, behind the Laona State

Bank parking lot Contact # 715-784-6077.

• Tops - will meet at Wabeno Town Hall on Mondays. Weigh in at 7:30 am with meeting following

at 7:45. For more info call 715-473-2613.

•AA Meeting - White Lake, Sunday Morning, 10:00 AM at the White Lake Fire House. Mike - 175-

882-8901 or Bill - 715-882-3512

•Craft & Food Fair - Every Friday, noon - 5 p.m. at Sunnyside Church in Carter. For more

information call Roy at 715-473-4800.

•AA Meeting - Every Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Carter Springs. Contact Peggy at 715-889-3116 for

more information.

•Pickerel Area 50+ - Meet at

St. Johns Church, Thursday, April 9 at noon. Our guest speaker is a

student from Italy. Bring friends and a dish to pass. Questions? Call Bob at 715-478-5199.

Survivors of Suicide Support Group - Support group for those who have lost a loved one to

suicide will gather the third

Saturday of each month from 10 a.m. until noon at the Curran Building

located at 315 South Oneida Avenue in Rhinelander. For more info call Sue at 715-275-5399

COMMUNITY BILLBOARD

Attention

Community Youth Center

Planning Meeting

March 30, 2015 at 7:00 p.m.

at the Lakewood Town Hall

Anyone who would like to make a positive

impact in the lives of our youth: Youth group

leaders - Civic organizations - Church leaders -

Parents - Youth

If you are interested in finding out about the area's new

COMMUNITY YOUTH CENTER

Come to

• hear the goals of this project

• help with the development of the Center

• share your ideas

Their FUTURE is in OUR HANDS

WANTED - Backyard

Rustics LLC is looking for

handmade crafts - rustic

decor, Native American,

unique. Antiques and

primitives. Stop in at 15684

Hwy 32 Lakewood, WI. Call

Mary at 715-850-1467 or

Facebook us. B50

Laona School Fun Day

The Laona School District will be holding a School Fun Day on

April 14th. Parents are encouraged to bring their children who

will be at least 3 or 4 years old by September 1st. This will give

them an opportunity to become familiar with our school setting

and interact with children

their own age.

Our school nurse, preschool and kindergarten teachers,

speech/language pathologists, and other staff will be available

for any questions you may have about your child’s developmental skills.

During this time, registration will be done for any child attending

4-Yr Old Kindergarten next year and parents will get information

help prepare them for that important first year of school.

Two sessions will be held: 9:00-11:00 a.m. and 12:30-2:30 p.m.

Choose the session that works best for you and plan to have your

child spend about 45 minutes meeting new friends and seeing

the classroom! Please call 715-674-2143, Ext. 2 or

email:

[email protected] to sign up for a time.

We look forward to meeting our future students!

Crandon Lions Club

Easter Egg Hunt

Saturday, April 4th

at Noon

Courthouse Square

Featuring the Crayola Easter Bunny

See Ya There!

Around the

Area

LUNAFEST®, the fundraising film festival

dedicated to promoting awareness about women's

issues, highlighting women filmmakers, and bringing

women together in their communities, will be hosted by

Wisconsin Women Equal Prosperity (WW=P) at the Three

Lakes Center for the Arts theater, located at 1760 Superior

Street in Three Lakes, on April 10,

2015. A silent auction

begins at 6:30 PM followed by a 7:00 PM showing of

LUNAFEST films.

This unique film festival highlights women as

leaders in society, illustrated through nine short films by

women filmmakers. The films range from animation to

fictional drama, and cover topics such as women’s health,

motherhood,

body image, aging, cultural diversity and

breaking barriers.

General admission is $20.00 per ticket and

student admission $10.00. All proceeds from LUNAFEST

will benefit the Breast Cancer Fund and WW=P.

Thus far, LUNAFEST, which is created and funded

by LUNA®, The Whole Nutrition Bar for Women®, has

raised over $456,000 for

Breast Cancer Fund and over

$785,000 for other women’s non-profit organizations. This

is the fourth year that WW=P has sponsored LUNAFEST in

the Northwoods.

WHEN: Friday, April 10, 2015, 6:30 p.m. Silent Auction,

7:00 pm Showing of LUNAFEST Films, Refreshments will

be available for purchase.

WHERE: Three Lakes Center for the

Arts Theater,

1760 Superior Street, Three Lakes

TICKETS: $20.00 general admission;

$10.00 students (films are appropriate for high school age

or older); Available to purchase at the door.

CONTACTS: Brenda S. Halminiak, 715-550-0492; Sabrina

Chin, PR Associate, LUNA (510) 596-6400

Online Media Room: WWW.lunafest.org/mediaroom

National Touring Film Festival Coming to

Three Lakes April 10, 2015

14th Annual LUNAFEST®: Short Films By,

For, About Women®

USED

BOOK

SALE

MARCH 31ST

thru APRIL 4TH

9-5 on Tues,

Wed. & Thur &

9 - 12 on

Fri. & Sat

CRANDON

LIBRARY

110 W POLK

Books for All Ages

Both paperbacks

& Hard Cover

All proceeds

benefit the Library

& their scholarship

The Forest County

Detachment of the Marine

Corps League has

established a $200

scholarship to be awarded

to a high school senior

currently attending school in

Forest County. The

scholarship is intended to

assist with educational

expenses for an accredited

college, junior college or

technical school.

To be considered

for this

scholarship you must

be an immediate relative of

an active duty member,

reservist, or veteran of the

U.S. military (preference

given to family of U.S.

Marines or Navy Corpsmen

Marine Corps

L eague sets up

scholarship

and Chaplains that served with the Fleet Marine Force

(earned the FMF device)).

The deadline for application submissions is June 1,

2015. To request an application for this scholarship, you can

send an email to [email protected], message us on

Facebook (Forest County Detachment of the Marine Corps

League), or send

written requests to: Forest County

Detachment, Attn: Gable Cundiff, 3718 State Highway 32,

Laona, WI 54541.

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Real Estate

DON'T MISS THIS

White Lake Apartments

Near spring fed fishing

lake and National Forest!

Like new, 2-3 bedroom.

Includes heat, water, air,

microwave, appliances, full

size washer/dryer in unit,

security system. On site

management. Senior

discount. Call Sally

(715)216-5147. Betc26

FOR SALE: Beautiful

building site for a cabin or

home. 5 miles from

Crandon in large

hardwoods. Call 715-478-

3566. If no answer, leave a

message. Betc19

LANGLADE CO. WI

Post Lake 1,136 acres

(Upper & Lower)

all recreational water

plus famous Wolf River.

Homes – Cottages

Vacant Lots – Cabins

Call now to see!

Fantastic Deals.

Great Fishing.

ATV, Snowmobile trails.

Broker ph: 715-216-0838

www.postlakerealestate.com

FOR RENT: Large one

bedroom apartment in

downtown Crandon.

Partially furnished,

includes heat, water, and

garbage. Available Feb. 1.

For more information

please call 715-902-0308 or

715-902-0203. Betc41

COTTAGE FOR RENT/SALE ON LAKE LUCERNE:

Weekly or monthly. 3 bdrm with lake shore! Call Dick at

913-558-8931.

os/etc 37

FOR RENT IN CRANDON:

Cozy one bedroom upper

apartment. Available March

1st. Heat and water free! $400

per month plus security

deposit. Call for application

at 715-499-2404. Betc47

FOR SALE: 2 bedroom, 1

bath house with detached 2

car garage on 2.6 acres.

Hwy 8, 1 mile east of

Crandon. $53,000. Call 715-

889-9034. Betc47

FOR SALE: 5 acres of land.

Hwy 8, 1 mi le east of

Crandon. $15,000. Call

715-889-9034. Betc47

FOR RENT: Bar on

Pickerel Lake with house

attached. Great potential.

Also cabin to rent with

frontage on lake. Call Tim

414-406-0272. Betc48

FOR RENT: Langlade lower

level duplex. Opposite Wolf

River. No smoking. Ideal for

1 or 2 people. 1 bedroom,

appliances, laundry, hot

water and heat included.

$425/month. Call 715-842-

7607 or 715-470-7195.

Betc48

CRANDON - Bring a pet!

Check out our 1 bedroom

apartments at the

Glenview Senior

Apartments. Specifically

built for

persons 62 years

of age or older

handicapped/disabled

individuals. Rent starts at

$500 per month and

includes water, sewer,

garbage pickup, HEAT,

major appliances, off

street parking and laundry

facilities. Call 800-938-

3229 for an application or

more information.

This institution is an

Equal Opportunity Provider

and Employer.

Equal Housing

Opportunity.

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Handicap

Accessible

WABENO - Check out

our 2 bedroom

apartments at the Orchard

Ridge Apartments. Rent

starts at $494 and

includes water, sewer,

garbage pickup, HEAT!!

Major appliances, off

street parking and laundry

facilities. Call 800-938-

5648 for an application

or more information.

This institution is an equal

opportunity provider

and employer.

Betc48

HOUSE FOR SALE OR

VACATION RENTAL:

Daily/weekly/monthly.

Armstrong Creek area. 1,800

sq. ft. ranch home. 1.5 baths.

Attached one-stall garage on

2 acres. Fully furnished,

sleeps 8. Call for details or

viewing, 906-282-3965 or

906-221-0420. B1

FOR SALE: Older 2 story, 3

bedroom home with

40 acres

of land. Home has main floor

laundry, 1 bathroom, new gas

furnace, pellet stove,

windows, roof and

appliances included. Land is

excellent for hunting with

state land access on 2 sides.

Located on town road for

snowmobiling and ATV use.

Reduced price, $159,900.

Call 715-478-3517. P1

FOR SALE BY OWNER:

bedroom, 4 season ranch

home. 2.5 bathrooms.

Approx. 1,500 square feet.

Finished walk-out basement,

1.5 stall attached garage,

private dock, 30x40 out

building with 8' and 12' doors.

Home has 100 ft. frontage on

Ground Hemlock Lake.

$325,900. Built in 2000. Call

for an appointment to see this

home

at 920-606-6994.

P50

HOUSE FOR SALE: Located

in Crandon on County Rd. S

on .94 acres. Three bedroom,

one bathroom with very large

living room, kitchen and

dining room. Full basement

and large two car attached

garage with additional

storage shed. All appliances

included. Asking price is

$105,000. Call 715-889-2820.

P50

FOR

RENT: 2 bedroom, 1

1/2 bath lower level. Large

lawn with garden spot

already developed. $500

per month. Security

deposit required. No pets.

Water included. Available

April 1. Call 715-478-3833.

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715-276-6027

Cell: 715-850-0455

Fax: 715-276-1108

715-276-6027

Cell: 715-850-0455

Fax: 715-276-1108

Jeff Radish, Broker/Owner

Vicky Radish, Sales Associate

Jeff Radish, Broker/Owner

Vicky Radish, Sales Associate

17585 Red Maple Lane

Townsend, WI 54175

17585 Red Maple Lane

Townsend, WI 54175

Realty

www.radishrealty.com [email protected]

[email protected]

Ask Your Insurance

Professional

NORTHWOODS

INSURANCE

AGENCY

(715) 478-2215

1-800-365-6258

100 S. Lake,

Crandon

Ed Smith

ROOFS & HOME-

OWNERS INSURANCE

COVERAGE

Over the last several

years, insurance

companies have become

very "picky" regarding

roof conditions. There

has been some extreme

weather throughout the

United States, which

means a lot of pay-outs.

Homeowner's insurance

policies are generally

based on replacement

cost and if it costs

$10,000

to fix your hail

damaged roof, your

company would pay that

amount even if your

shingles were 18 years

old and you should have

replaced them as part of

your normal household

maintenance. So,

insurance companies are

changing their

coverages and some of

them are now requiring a

minimum $1,000

deductible. Other

companies are doubling

your deductible if you

have wind or hail claim.

And some companies

are paying actual cash

value or depreciating

your roof value based on

age. One company has

a percentage payout if

your roof is over 16

years old. Check with

your agent and

review

your coverages. Don't

say your roof isn't

leaking, so it must be

okay.

INSURANCE TIP

Still Smoking

207 N. Lake Ave.

Crandon

2015 Pricing

New Lower Prices on ALL

E-Cigarettes and Juices

650 mah Vaporizer kit was

$20, now $15.

1100 mah Evod Vaporizer

kit was $30, now $25

Go Smoke E-Juice was

$3.99, now $3.49

L-Smoke E-Juice 12ml

was $5.99, now $4.99

L-Smoke E-Juice 30 ml

was $15.00, now $10.00

Still Smoking

on Main Street

Crandon, between

Duck's and Pickers.

(715) 478-4059

Betc22

FOR SALE: 3 point Quacker

for tractor, $350. 1 bottom

trailer plow and 6' disc, $350.

(Good for garden or deer

plots). New ATV spreader,

$600. Call 715-478-3500. P50

Mayor Rosa proclaims this

week "Surveyor's Week"

On March 17th, Crandon Mayor Dennis Rosa

proclaimed the week Surveyor's Week in Crandon,

presenting the proclamation to surveyors Jamie Anderson

and Jeff DeMuth. Both work for MSA Professional

Services based in Rhinelander.

U.S. Presidents George Washington, Thomas

Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln, all surveyors, recognized

this profession’s necessity for the organized

development

of this country. In addition to determining boundaries,

today’s surveyors continue to play an essential role in the

design of all infrastructure, including roads, bridges,

utilities and site development. The City of Crandon is

joining the nation in recognizing the value of this

profession by proclaiming March 15-21, 2015

National

Surveyors Week in Crandon.

Crandon Mayor Dennis Rosa presented the City

of Crandon proclamation to Jeff DeMuth, PLS, and

President of the Wisconsin Society of Land Surveyors

(WSLS) and Jamie Anderson a surveyor/engineer from

Crandon. DeMuth is a Professional Land Surveyor and

both work for MSA Professional Services, Rhinelander.

Today’s

surveyors utilize sophisticated

technology to perform accurate measurements, research

records, reduce data and prepare maps and plans that

show the results of the survey. WSLS President Jeff

Above, Mayor Rosa presents the proclamation to Jeff DeMuth

(center) and Jamie Anderson (right)

DeMuth said, “Surveyors are like detectives who analyze

evidence, diplomats who resolve differences between

arguing neighbors, experts in translating regulations and

legal documents, and a security to land owners by

providing protection to their property, their rights and their

investment. On top of all that, we’re very good at

measuring.”

The

City’s proclamation recognizes professional

land surveyors, and the important work they do for our

communities and state. Citizens of Rhinelander are

encouraged to reflect on the historical contributions of

surveying and the new technologies that are constantly

modernizing this honored profession.

For more information about surveying, contact

Jeff DeMuth at [email protected]

or visit

www.wsls.org

Chosen as Class of the Week for the week of March 12, 2015 was the First Grade.

The First Grade has been working very hard on improving their transition time. In the

classroom they have been working at transitioning between their various centers in a timely

and quiet manner. In the

hallways they have been working on being quiet and orderly so they

do not disturb other classes. Congratulations First Grade on being selected as Class of the

Week! Way to Step It Up!

Wabeno Elementary Class of the Week

FOR SALE: Very nice metal

utility trailer, 4x8 inside, 8 ply

tires, new hitch and stand.

30" sides, painted, fenders,

lights. Has stainless Dari-

Kool bulk tank, used for

maple sap, about 300 gal.

tight sealed lids. Sell all or

separate. $450 for trailer,

$125 for tank. Call 715-757-

3757 in the

evenings. P50

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Death Notices

Zachary L. Shawano, 26, of Crandon, passed away

unexpectedly Friday, March 20, 2015 as a result of a motor

vehicle accident. He was born on November 4, 1988 in

Rhinelander to Eugene Shawano and Dori Zimmerman.

Zach spent his childhood in the Crandon area and

at the age of

12 moved to Lawerence, Kansas. He

graduated from the Lawerence High School, and then

moved to Madison. There he worked for a public relations

firm as a spokesperson for the Forest County Potawatomi.

In 2013, he returned back to Crandon. On August 2, 2014,

Zach married Megan Longanecker in

Linden, WI. He loved

playing church softball and golfing. He also enjoyed

watching Wisconsin sports: Badgers, Packers, Brewers,

and the Bucks when they were winning.

Zach is survived by his wife, Megan and son,

Homer of Crandon; father, Eugene (Michelle Johnson) of

Crandon; mother, Dori (Jim Tibbits) Zimmerman of Fort

Myers, FL; a sister, Abigail Shawano of Lawerence, KS; and

a brother, Oliver Shawano of Lawerence, KS. He is further

survived by step-sisters, Kaylee McGeshick of Appleton,

and Taylor Smith of Crandon, a step-brother, Kody Smith of

Appleton, sisters-in-law: Gina Currier of Louisville, KY, and

Kristen Rice of Minneapolis, MN;

and brothers-in-law,

Dakota Kahn and Tyler Kahn of Lawerence, KS; paternal

grandparents, Eugene (Eleanor) Shawano of Crandon;

and maternal grandparents, Milton (Rita) Zimmerman of

Linden, WI.

Visitation for Zach was held after 4:00 p.m. on

Tuesday March 24, 2015 at the Lake Lucerne Gospel

Chapel. Meal took place on Wednesday,

March 25 at noon

at the church, with the funeral service following. Rev. Don

Dewing officiated. Weber-Hill Funeral Home is assisting

the family with arrangements. Online condolences may be

left for the family at weberhillfuneralhome.com.

Gardie “Marie” Webb, 76, of Crandon, passed

away on Friday, March 20, 2015, at AGI

Health Care in

Crandon under the care of Ministry Hospice. She was

born in Laona on January 14, 1939, to Harold and Myrtle

(Packard) Case.

Marie married Lawrence Webb on July 13, 1956,

in Michigan. She worked as a teacher’s aide at the Argonne

School. But most of all

she was a loving mother and

enjoyed raising her family.

Marie is survived by her husband, Lawrence of

Crandon; six daughters, Peggy Littleton of Monico, Dawn

Holm of Crandon, Tammy Webb of Rhinelander, Barb

(Larry) Remington of Coty, WY, Shawn (Jim) Gryczkowski

of Crandon, and Cecelia (Luis) Portillo of Peoria, AZ;

two

sons, Gary Webb of Antigo, and Brian Webb of Laona; a

sister, Carol Gurke of Franklin, WI, and a brother, Carl Case

of Franklin, WI. She is further survived by 19 grandchildren

and 17 great grandchildren.

No formal services will be held for Marie. Weber-

Hill Funeral Home is

assisting the family with

arrangements. Online condolences may be left for the

family at www.weberhillfuneralhome.com

Eleanor C. (Staron)

Christnovich 88, of

Goodman, passed away

Monday, March 23, 2015 at

Theda Clark Memorial

Hospital in Neenah, WI.

Eleanor was born on May 26,

1926 to the late Joseph and

Sophie (Korczyk)

Staron.

She married Walter P.

Christnovich on November

18, 1944 and he preceded

her in death on July 15, 1995.

The couple owned a dairy farm on Hwy 101 in

Armstrong Creek, WI. After selling the farm in 1998,

Eleanor moved to an apartment in Goodman, WI where she

lived until

September, 2014. At that time, she moved to

Matthews of Irish Road Assisted Living in Neenah, WI to be

closer to her family.

Eleanor received her nursing degree from the

School of Nursing in Green Bay, WI. During her career as a

nurse, Eleanor worked at the Nursing Home in Crandon,

WI, as well as Dickenson County Memorial Hospital in

Kingsford, MI.

After her retirement in 1990, Eleanor and Walter

spent time traveling together, including a trip to Hawaii and

Alaska. She also enjoyed gardening, bowling, bingo,

playing cards, mentoring children at the grade school for

Reading and English projects, and getting

together with

friends and family.

Eleanor was very active in the Goodman and

Armstrong Creek communities, including being a member

of the choir at St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church, Ladies

Auxiliary, Lioness and the Polish Heritage Days festivities.

She also enjoyed working in the kitchen at the Community

Centers in

both communities.

Eleanor is survived by her daughter, Jean Klatt

(Richard Witkowski), son, Robert (Judy) Christnovich,

son-in-law, Gary Kasakaitas; grandchildren, Karen (Terry)

Moss, August (Denise) Christnovich, Sheri (Al) Penkala,

Mark (Wende) Kasakaitas, Adam (Amy) Christnovich, Cory

(Kaylene) Christnovich, Brian Christnovich; great-

grandchildren, Mike (Alicia) Fettig, Brandon (Jessica)

Fettig, Danny and Ryan

Penkala, Jaron, Katelyn, Elliot,

Marquis, Landon, Mikayla Kasakaitas, Henry and David;

great-great-grandchildren, Sophia, Hadley, Owen, Harper,

Eliana. She is also survived by sister-in-law, Helen

Christnovich, special friend Frank Majewski, and many

nieces, nephews and friends.

Eleanor was preceded in death by her sons,

Walter Jr. and Daniel; daughter, Kathern Kasakaitas;

sisters,

Dorothy Staron, Agnes (Jim) Bren, Sophie (Robert)

McCormick, Angeline (Andrew) Ostrowski, Mary (Joe)

Rozewicz; brothers, Walter (Louise), Albin (Betty), Frank

(Adeline) Staron and infant twin brother, Joseph Staron.

Special thanks to the staff at Theda Clark

Memorial Hospital, ThedaCare Hospice, Matthews of Irish

Road in Neenah, and Maryhill Nursing Home in

Niagara.

Visitation will be held on Monday, March 30th at

St. Stanislaus Catholic Church in Armstrong Creek, from 9

a.m. until time of the Christian Mass at 11 a.m. Burial will be

at Pine Hill Cemetery in Armstrong Creek.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made in her

memory to

the American Cancer Society, or ThedaCare

Hospice in Neenah. Condolences may be expressed to the

family at weberhillfuneralhome.com.

Adam C. Roberts, age 27, of DePere, passed away

unexpectedly at his home on Sunday, March 22, 2015.

Arrangements are pending with Swedberg Funeral Home

in Shawano.

Louise K. Mikolajczyk, 95, of Armstrong Creek, passed

away Tuesday, March 24, at the Golden Living Center,

Florence. Funeral mass will be at

9 a.m. Saturday, March 28

at St. Stanislaus Kostka Catholic Church. Visitation will

follow funeral mass from 10 - 11 a.m. Burial will be at the

Pine Hill Cemetery in the spring. Online condolences may

be directed to weberhillfuneralhome.com

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FOREST GRANITE WORKS

Crandon, WI

715-478-3958

“Cherish a Life

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Specializing in Hand Carved & Computer Designs

Personalized & Professional Service

EST.

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www.forestgraniteworks.com

E. Glinski & Sons

Owners / Operators

MONUMENTS • MARKERS • COUNTERTOPS

2ND GENERATION

On Wednesday, April 15 the Crandon and

surrounding community is invited to take a walk in the

shoes of someone with dementia through the Virtual

Dementia Tour presented by Azura Memory Care and the

Forest County Potawatomi Elderly Services. The Virtual

Dementia Tour is an internationally recognized sensory

experience and

will be held for free at the Best Western

Hotel, which is located at 9075 East Pioneer Street in

Crandon from 9:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. with tours taking

approximately 20 minutes.

The Virtual Dementia Tour uses educational

resources and sensory stimulation to provide family and

professional caregivers a way

to experience the

challenges faced by those living with dementia. Created

by Second Wind Dreams, the Virtual Dementia Tour is

scientifically proven to increase knowledge and

understanding of those caring for individuals with

dementia. Providing the Tour will be Paula Gibson,

Director of Community and Business Relations for Azura

Memory

Care and a Certified Virtual Dementia Tour Trainer

along with Cindy Wachsmuth, Director of Community

Relations for Azura Memory Care and a Virtual Dementia

Tour Facilitator.

Attendees will have the opportunity to meet with

the Tour specialists, don patented devices that alter their

senses. They are then given tasks and an

adapted

environment which allows them to experience the physical

and mental challenges those with dementia face every

day.

“We feel it is important for those in our community

to better understand what it feels like to live with memory

loss,” explained Penny Christianson, Forest County

Potawatomi Elder Services Coordinator. “In

just 10

minutes a person outlook on dementia will forever be

changed and they will have a better understanding of what

those living with memory loss truly go through every day.”

Please call Penny Christianson at 715-478-4892

to reserve your Virtual Dementia Tour spot today. Walk-ins

are also welcomed, but will

be taken on a first-come-first

serve basis around the times of those who have pre-

registered.

Virtual Dementia Tour

in Crandon

ANTIGO EYE CARE CENTER

Hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs. & Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

810 5th Ave., Antigo • 715-623-3620

Dr. Becker, Dr. Peterson, & Dr. Beyersdorf, Optometrists

SPECIAL 1/8" PLATE - 3' X 10' PLATES

$50 EACH WHILE SUPPLIES LAST

W8792 County Road W, Antigo, WI

(715) 627-4616 • (715) 219-3546

HITT STEEL SALES

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Bids & Notices

Vote Jim Smith

Town of Wabeno

Supervisor

April 7th

1998 Chev. Reg. cab 1/2 ton 4x4 Plow Truck

133k miles - 7 1/2 ft. plow/fiberglass topper

FOR SALE BY

LAONA STATE BANK

Can be seen at the Laona office. Accepting Bids on truck and

plow until March 30. Bank can accept or reject any or all

offers. Mail offers to bank at: P. O . Box 128 - Laona, WI 54541.

Any questions, call Dick or Chad at 715-674-2911.

CRANDON CELLULITE SISTERS

activity NOTICE

APRIL EVENT

WHAT: Create a Planter

WHEN: Tuesday, April 21st, 2015, 1 to 2 PM

WHERE: Hansen's Garden Village, 2660 County G,

Outside of Rhinelander

COST: Plant your Planter $30 or Plant Theirs $35

For Reservation Call Elizabeth-715-478-3948 or Jackie- 715-478-2683

by APRIL 16,2015

NOTICE TO

LAONA SANITARY DIST.

CUSTOMERS

NOTICE...Depending on the weather,

hydrants will be flushed March 30 through

April 9. You may experience discolored water

or a decrease in your water pressure during

this time.

Laona Sanitary District Board

Public Library Hours

Lakes Country Public Library - Lakewood - Monday,

Tuesday & Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.; Wednesday and

Friday 2:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.; Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. •

715-276-9020.

Wabeno Public Library -

Tues & Fri. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Wed.

& Thurs. Noon - 5; Sat. 9 - Noon. Closed MONDAYS &

SUNDAYS. Wifi signal: 8 a.m.-9 p.m., 7 days/week. 715-473-

4131

Crandon Public Library - Monday, Tuesday & Friday 9:00

a.m. - 5:00 p.m.; Wednesday 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.;

Thursday

9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.; Saturday 9:00 a.m. - Noon • 715-478-

3784.

Laona Edith Evans Community Library - SUMMER

HOURS: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. & extended

hours on Tuesday 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. CLOSED Saturday &

Sunday • 715-674-4751

Museum Hours

Forest County Museum- Closed for the winter season.

Summer Hours: 10-4 on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and

Saturday.

Forest County Potawatomi Cultural Center & Museum -

Monday -Thursday 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. If you have special

research needs or want to inquire about collection, please

call 715-478-4841.

Wabeno Museum - Memorial

Day - Through Labor Day -

Monday-Thursday: 11:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.; Friday-Saturday:

10:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.; Sunday: 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Vote Paul Ehlinger

Town of Wabeno Chairman

As a lifetime resident of Wabeno and 10

years of experience as Tow n of Wabeno

supervisor, I find that as a current Wabeno Town

Board Member you can’t focus on one or two

things as far as what you want to accomplish

within your term on the Wabeno Town Board.

There are many things that can arise at one time or

another that will need to be addressed and

followed through.

A few areas I would like to address are:

Communication – We need to better our

communication as a Town Board before we can

get the communication among our town workers

and town people. We need to work together and

do what’s in the best interest of the Town of

Wabeno.

Accountability – I have been striving to better

the accountability whether it’s a town employee or

town official. I have made up and brought an

example of a Performance

Evaluation to the Board

some time ago. I would not only like to get that

implemented but would also like see updated

personnel records and up dated policies &

procedures for all town workers.

Local Businesses/Tourism - I will continue

my efforts on making our town an enjoyable,

clean, and safe place

not only for our town people

and local businesses, but for the tourists that

come to or through the Town of Wabeno.

If elected as Town of Wabeno Chairman, I

will take my responsibility very serious. I have

proven to be a very strong voice as Town of

Wabeno

Supervisor in the last 10 years and

believe our town people put their trust in me to

make sure their concerns are looked after.

I am a hard working individual that has the

experience, enthusiasm, energy, and skills to be

the next Town of Wabeno Chairman. I will

continue to

do what’s in the best interest of

Wabeno. I ask for your support and vote in the

April 7, 2015 election.

Elect Steve Bunda

Supervisor Town of Lincoln

As a candidate for office in the Town of

Lincoln I want to state that I believe in Trust, Truth

and Transparency in government.

If elected, I promise to serve with

Fortitude, Integrity, Intelligence and Courage

when facing contentious issues.

If elected, I will serve with Honesty, be

Independent, and I promise

to Represent the

citizens of the Town of Lincoln to the best of my

ability.

I am asking you, the voters of the Town of

Lincoln, for your support in the upcoming election

for Town Board.

Steve

Bunda

Authorized and Paid for by Steve Bunda, Town of Lincoln

Vote

Nancy Schuhart!

Authorized & Paid For By Nancy Schuhart, Wabeno, WI

Vote Nancy Schuhart

on April 7th

for a positive new outlook!

For Wabeno Town Board

School, and I graduated from Crandon High School. I live on

Arbutus Lake and I am the current Lake Association

President.

I would like to hear your concerns and ideas about

our township. I want to make this a better place to live for all

of us. I would also

like our children and grandchildren to

have a great place to grow up in and to enjoy.

I had my own contracting business for many years

as well as working in the woods. I earned a degree in

Forestry at Nicolet College. As a builder, I have been

foreman of

work crews in large commercial building

projects.

I am Lance Laabs, and I ask for your support at the

polls on April 7th.

Lance Laabs

Cont. from pg. 1

Candidate Spotlight

Continued from page 1

I am a lifetime resident of Goodman. I am a proud

father of three children and three grandchildren.

After graduating from G.A.H.S. in 1963, I attended N.W.T.C.

in Green Bay. I served in the Army from 1965 through 1968.

Upon returning home, I was a deputy sheriff from

Marinette County for

approximately 10 years. I served

several years with the Marinette County Economic Board.

My hobby now is cooking, helping the needy and

helping with the many fund raising events.

As your town chairman, I will devote most of my

time and skills to keeping Goodman a safe and clean place

to live and work. I will strive to welcome and attract new

business, as well as helping our present businesses,

which will keep and attract new families and people to our

area.

Please vote April 7, 2015 for me.

George A. Buck -Candidate for

Goodman Town Chairman

My name is Linda Adamczyk and I am seeking re-

election for the position of Townsend Town Clerk. I would

appreciate your vote of confidence on April 7th.

Linda Adamczyk -Candidate for

Townsend Town Clerk

I am running for Town Supervisor. My wife

Michelle and I have been raised in Wabeno and have

raised 5 children of our own. We have an established

business here, Smith Concrete, and currently employ 13

area residents. I would like to be part of the future

decisions facing

our town.

I have no political experience but sometimes that

is a positive thing. I will do what is in the best interest of the

town and its residents.

Vote Jim Smith on April 7th.

My name is Jim Smith and I am running for

School Board. My wife Michelle

and I graduated for

Wabeno ourselves, graduated 2 adult children, and

currently have 3 children attending Wabeno schools.

I have owned and ope rated a successful

business in the Wabeno area for the last 25 years. I hope

to use the skills of running a business to help in the

hard

decisions facing our school.

We have become a Title 1 Focus School because

of our declining test scores. I would like to help in

analyzing and fixing that problem before we start losing

financial aid and need to raise taxes to make up for that

gap. I would

like to be informed and would like to keep the

parents and other community members about the

progress of our children’s education. I think I would do

that best on the board. The education of the children of

the district will be my #1 concern.

Your vote will

be appreciated on April 7th.

Jim Smith-Candidate for

Town of Wabeno Supervisor

Jim Smith-Candidate for

Wabeno School Board

CANDIDATE

SPOTLIGHT ON

PAGE 7

Nine counties (Oneida, Langlade, Lincoln,

Forest, Ashland, Iron, Price, Vilas and Douglas) will

partner this year in the 4th Annual Northwoods’ Aquatic

Invasive Species (AIS) Poster and Video Contest. Don’t

worry if your county isn’t listed. Every 4th through 8th

grade student in the Northwoods area is eligible to enter

this contest. If you don’t want to design a poster, we have

added a new video element this year. A student or a group

of students can write, produce, direct and star in a 30-

second Public Service Announcement (PSA).

Whether you choose a poster or video, you will

gain a

better understanding of how AIS can affect each

individual. If you are interested, talk to your teachers or

gather your friends and start now. Entries in the

poster/video contest are due by 4:00 p.m. on May 1, 2015.

Posters and poster entry forms may be mailed in or

dropped

off at any one of our eleven drop-off locations.

They include the Crandon Public Library, Demmer

Memorial Library in Three Lakes, Iron County Land &

Water Department in Hurley, Langlade County Land

Conservation Department in Antigo, Mellen School

District Office, Minocqua Public Library, Oneida County

Land and Water Conservation Department

in Rhinelander,

Park Falls Public Library, Rhinelander District Library,

Tomahawk Public Library and the Walter E Olson

Memorial Library in Eagle River. Video entry forms may

be mailed or e-mailed; however, videos must be uploaded

to wetransfer.com by 4:30 p.m. on May 1, 2015. For

complete instructions, contact the Oneida

County Land

and Water Conservation Department for a contest

brochure, ask your teacher if the class will be participating

or go to www.oneidacountyais.com.

4th Annual AIS Poster/Video

Contest

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VEHICLES & HEAVY

EQUIPMENT

2007 Dodge Charger R/T

For Sale: 07 Dodge Charger

R/T with 5.7L Hemi, Limited

slip rear diff, Automatic,

Leather interior, Power

moonroof, Spoiler, Aluminum

wheels, and many more

extras. Dealer maintained.

Call 906-774-2120 B45ETC

FOR SALE: Harley Davidson

2008 Dyna Street Bob. Black

and chrome. 2,200 miles.

Mechanic owned and

maintained. Extras include

forward controls, Reinhart

exhaust, LED flush mount

gauge and tank. Kelly Blue

Book value over $9,500.

Asking $8,500 OBO. Call 715-

889-5550. Leave message.

P50

FOR SALE: 1997 Dodge 1/2

ton ex. cab. Extra leafs, 5th

wheel hitch, many new parts.

$2,500 with Western

hydraturn plow. Call 715-889-

3906.

P50

PLOW TRUCK FOR SALE:

1992 Silverado 4x4. 7 1/2 ft.

Western plow with new shoes

and lights. Good condition.

Some rust. $3,000 firm. Call

715-674-7700. P50

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My name is Steve Ashbeck and I am running for a

seat on the Wabeno School Board. I am a lifelong resident

of Wabeno. I graduated from Wabeno High School in 1990.

My son graduated in 2011 and my daughter still attends

Wabeno School District. I have been a Forest County

Deputy Sheriff for 14 years. My wife and I also own two

local businesses, Flowers Galore and ZK Trucking.

Instead of listing promises or things I would

change, I think it would be more beneficial to explain what I

believe a school board should represent and what I

believe my role

would be as a school board member.

First and foremost, a school board needs to be

fiscally responsible while still providing the best education

and opportunities to the students.

A school board should be receptive to students,

parents, staff and the community, offering a response and

open dialog during board

meetings and a board member

should always be accessible and open minded, and leave

personal feelings or biases out of all decision making.

The school board should take input from any

individual or any group and consider all the facts when

making any decision, big or small. As a school board

member, I would be a trustee of the community that elects

me. I would be accessible and more than willing to

collaborate with all members of the community, staff, and

other board members. A school board member should

also advocate for our schools and our students, in turn

building public

trust, support and encouraging

interaction. A school board should provide open

interaction with all citizens, students or groups that come

before them. I believe everyone who comes before the

board has a right to be heard and responded to.

There are a lot of factors that come into play when

running

a school district. The key for a school board is to

create a long term vision for the students, the school and

the school’s role in the community.

Funding is obviously a big concern. We just

passed a large operating referendum. I want to avoid

having to pass another one

anytime soon. I am not

opposed to referendums if, and only if, all other options

have been exhausted. I know the public can see the

budget, but I also believe when proposing a referendum,

the board should provide a detailed mapping of where we

overspent, where we fell short and what

the detailed plan

is with the money we will receive from the referendum. I

understand about state and federal budget cuts to a

school district, but if we were financially stable with our

prior decisions, we would be able to sustain any further

budget cuts without a referendum.

We need

to focus on short and long term funding

and the security of Wabeno School District. We need to

figure out why student’s state test scores are still

declining, why we have become a ‘Focus School’ and why

teachers and students want to leave our district. This all

plays a part in

our budget.

I would like to focus on promoting Wabeno

Schools on all levels; academics, extr a curricular

activities, athletics, teacher and student achievements

etc.

The board is responsible for establishing and

maintaining a structure that supports a successful vision

(both academically and financially), empowers the staff,

and provides leadership.

We are a diverse community and

we need to embrace that fact. Not only are we diverse in

race and culture, we are also diverse in our views, our

beliefs and our experiences. We are here to serve the

educational needs of all children. If we are to be

successful,

we must all work together in this endeavor to

make a better school district and provide the best

opportunities and education for our students.

I believe that we have tremendous teachers and

staff working with our children throughout the district. A

school board’s responsibility is to enhance and enrich

what

goes on in a classroom. We must re-establish morale

amongst all district employees, and work together to be a

successful school. It is a board’s duty to provide

opportunities to our students and help them reach their

fullest potential as well as provide the necessary tools a

teacher needs to help

their students achieve.

As a resident, parent, business owner and police

officer, my running for the School Board will allow me to

work and advocate for the education of all children in our

district and facilitate for a stronger connection between

our schools and our communities.

By giving our stakeholders; teachers,

students,

parents and community members, their voices back and

collaborating with each other, we will build a strong district

where students want to open enroll into, teachers want to

work and retire from and community members want to be

involved with.

I ask for your support on April 7th because

IT IS

TIME FOR A CHANGE.

Steve Ashbeck-Candidate for

Wabeno School Board

CONT. FROM PG 6

My name is Tim Warrner and I am a candidate for

the Wabeno School Board. I have resided in the

Lakewood area since 1991, and my wife Theresa and I

have three daughters. Our oldest is a graduate of WHS

and is currently attending Nicolet College. Our other two

daughters

are students at WHS, one is a sophomore the

other is in 8th grade. I graduated from the University of

Wisconsin Madison with a B.A., and am currently

employed by Aruze Gaming America as their Midwest

Branch Manager. I have served on the board of the Lakes

County Public Library,

and the Oconto County Library

Board. I also volunteer as an assistant golf coach for the

Laona/Wabeno Golf Team.

As an advocate for the Wabeno School District I

would like to continue to see our schools prepare our

young people for the jobs of the future. Our district is

currently

meeting standards, but we can do better. We lag

behind the rest of the state in reading and math

achievement. I support the district's realistic and

attainable goals of increasing both math and reading

proficiency by 5% this year. I will support the teachers by

giving them the tools

they need to achieve those goals.

Technology in our classrooms is critical for our

students’ success. While there is no substitute for a great

teacher, technology can enhance our children’s

education by facilitating in dividual learning plans,

connecting them with outside instructional sources, and

opening up partnerships with local colleges and

businesses

for advanced classes and/or internships. We

need to provide our teachers training and support as new

technology enters our classrooms. Furthermore,

technology can connect our parents and community

members with our schools to make sure they are informed

and engaged stakeholders, because a strong school

district benefits us all,

not just our kids.

The Wabeno Area District stands at a unique

crossroads. Small rural districts like ours will no doubt

face challenges ahead, but with collaborative leadership

on the district level, we can find solutions to those

challenges and remain focused on promoting student

growth and achievement in the years

to come. I would

appreciate your support in the election on April 7th.

Tim Warrner-Candidate for

Wabeno School Board

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Hwy 32 Lakewood, WI. Call

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The snow is melting and our

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Antiques

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Hours:

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or by appointment

Main Street, Wabeno

We Will Be Opening

APRIL 2nd

Flea & Craft Market

Hwys 55 & Co B

5 miles south of Crandon

Nashville Town Hall

Wednesdays 10:00 - 5:00

April thru December

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Come in & See Our NEW

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MARCH 26 TO APRIL 2

GARAGE/MOVING SALE:

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Open daily from 10 a.m. to 5

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mens/womens/boys

clothing. P50

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Church. Avon, Scentsy,

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lots of clothes, household

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In the North Town Centre Mall

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6516 Cty G, Cavour, WI, 715-649-3223

Complete Autos.................$120/GT

Auto Bodies......................$100/GT

Tin/Appliances..................$80/GT

No. 1 Copper......................$1.70/lb

No. 2 Copper......................$1.47/lb

Misc. Aluminum...................$.43/lb

Yellow Brass......................$1.08/lb

Clean Copper Radiators.....$1.10/lb

Aluminum Rims...................$.55/lb

Clean Cast Brake Drums

& Roto rs.........................$205/GT

Prices Subject to

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Aluminum

Cans!

50¢/lb

Automotive

Batteries

$4.50 Minimum

or 15¢ lb.

Ken's

Highway 45

Meat Market

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Antigo

PIG

SALE

$1.89 Lb.

FOR SALE: Call Bill for

vintage comic books at 715-

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FOR SALE: New Holland

Model 55 Side Delivery Hay

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0420 or 715-889-4935. B1

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sewing machine in cabinet.

Sewing machine in good

condition. $25. Call

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Strawberries

Fresh, Ripe

Lb.

Ripe, Jumbo

Cooks

2/$4.00

pineapple

99¢

Dole, Crisp

Celery

Top round steak

$4.99

Lb.

2/$4.00

Dole

Baby

Spinach

$1.99

Sweet

Grape

tomatoes

Hormel Natural Choice

Ground round

$4.99

59¢

Yams

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roast

$2.59

Crunchy

$1.49

$3.99

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Boneless

ham

$2.99

Lb.

79¢

Fresh, U.S. Grown

Ripe

Cantaloupe

Clementines

Halos

$2.99

Green

Beans

Mann's, Trimmed

1 Lb. Bag

10 Oz. Pkg.

Oscar Mayer Sliced

Beef

bologna

or Beef cotto

salami

$3.99

9 Oz.

Ea.

6 Oz. Bag

3 Lb. Bag

Radishes

Lb.

Premium Angus Choice

Oscar Mayer Deli Fresh

Meats

$3.49

Bar S

Jumbo

Franks

$1.25

16 Oz.

Hillshire Farms

Smoked

sausage

Or Polska

kielbasa

rope

$3.49

Shurfine

1/4 pound

beef

patties

$12.99

3 Lb.

Claussen

Pickles

$2.99

24-32 Oz.

Jimmy Dean

Breakfast

Bowls

$2.29

7 Oz.

Fresh Water

Walleye

fillets

$6.99

16 Oz.

Sea Mazz, Cooked

Peeled, Deveined

Shrimp

$7.99

41-50 Ct.

1 Lb. Bag

Lb.

16 Oz. Pkg.

Lb.

Hormel Natural Choice

Boneless

Pork

chops

$2.99

Lb.

Farmland Maple

River Brand

4-6 Lb. Avg.

16 Oz.

Frozen

$1.69

Turkey

breast

Lb.

12 Oz. Bag

14 Oz.

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30 Oz.

Original

Gravy

NOodles

49¢

Pepsi brand

3/$9.99

12 Oz.

3 Kinds

$1.29

$2.99

Pepsi

Brand

2 Liters

3/$4.98

Southeastern Mills

2.75 Oz.

3 Kinds

Smart Water

Dasani Water

Vitamin water

$3.99

69¢

Coke Brand

12 Oz./12 Pack Cans

or 12 Oz./8 Pack

Bottles

$3.29

Powerade

Tum-E Yummies

32 Oz.

16.9 Oz./6 Pack

12 Pack/12 Oz. Cans

or 12 Oz./8 Pack Bottles

lays

2/$4.29

Reg. $4.29

Vita ice

17 Oz. Bottles

2/$1.00

Coke

brand

$4.49

8 Oz./6 Pack

Glass Bottle

10.1 Oz.

Kraft

16.9 Oz./6 Pack

Pepsi

Brand

7.5 Oz./8 Pk. Cans

or .5 Liter/6 Pk.

Bottles

5/$10.00

24 Pack

50¢

awith

eSparate

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chase

50¢

with

eS parate

u$10 P rchase

Rice

$1.49

Minute

14 Oz.

White or

Brown

No Yolk

We have a wonderful

array of flowering

plants and foliage

coming in for the

Easter season!

Easter lilies, Asiatic lilies,

rainbow mums, hydrangias,

neon pothos and gerbera

daisies, as well as fresh

bouquets to set a

beautiful table!

Spring bulbs are also

arriving soon for your

early planting season.

Wishing you all a glorious

Easter season from all of

us at Schaefer's

4.7 Oz.

Au Gratin or

Scalloped

Potatoes

$1.00

Betty Crocker Specialty

14 Oz.

Mac & Cheese

Velveeta

& Shells

$2.49

Kraft

6 Oz.

Chicken or

Turkey

STuffing

$1.39

Stove Top

6 Oz.

French fried

onions

$2.99

French's

Asst. Sizes

Townhouse,

Club or

Cheez-It

Crackers

2/$5.00

4 Pack

Limit 1

Snack pack

50¢

Hunts Select

10.5 Oz.

Cream of Mushroom

or Chicken

Soup

69¢

IGA

15 Oz.

Pork &

Beans

69¢

Van Camps

7 Kinds

Side dishes

79¢

Knorr Select

50 Ct.

Foam plates

$1.29

IGA

3 Oz.

4 Best Sellers

Gelatin

69¢

Jello

12 Oz.

Schaefer's will be

closed Easter

Sunday so

employees can

spend time with

their families.

Crystal Farms

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Computerized

PICTURE CAKES

at Schaefer's

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Pre-baked pies

79¢

DELI

DAIRY

Shurfine

Cherry berry

Blend fruit

2/$5.00

David's Deli

style Bagels

Assorted 5 Count

$1.35

$3.99

4 Oz.

Triple Action Relief

Reg. $4.53

Body Powder

8 Oz. Tub

2 Kinds

Reg. $1.83

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$1.00

$4.59

1/2 Fl. Oz.

Gets the Red Out

Reg. $5.09

Eye drops

Dean

Dips

Assorted 12-16 Oz.

2/$4.00

IGA

Shurfine

24 Oz. Box

Assorted Varieties

Reg. $4.99

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Gold Bond

Santa fe turkey

breast

Hop in for all your Easter Goods

Deli will be Closed Easter Sunday. Hoppy Easter!

8 Count

$1.59

Pita

Kretschmar

$4.99

Lb.

$1.29

Basket Grass

Brat buns

French bread

$2.09

$2.69

Lemon Poppy

seed picnic

cake

$4.29

Assorted

Cake rolls

$3.39

Bubbles

American cheese

12 Oz./16 Slices

$2.99

Eggs

1 Dozen

99¢

Large

Pillsbury

Crescent rolls, sweet

rolls, Bread STicks,

French Bread Loaf

or Pizza Crust

Assorted

8-13.9 Oz.

2/$4.00

$1.29

16 Oz. Bag

Unsweetened

Reg. $3.35

Original Visine

Peep's

6 Count

White, Wheat,

Multi-Grain

Excedrin

$4.09

Migraine Caplets

24 Ct.

Pain Reliever Aid

Reg. $4.83

Kraft

Shredded hash

Brown potatoes

$1.95

T.J. Farms

24 Oz. Bag

Reg. $2.53

Assorted

plastic pails

$1.29-$1.99

4 Oz.

Toufayan

Oatmeal

Raisin cookie

$3.59

12 Count

Shaved or Sliced

Deviled Eggs

Colored Eggs

Ham Rollups

Assorted Jellos

Party Trays

Taco Trays

Potato Salad and more

Ham & Turkey

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aspercreme

$6.69

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10¢ off /gal

$5.99

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wild bird food

$6.99

5¢ off /gal

benadryl allergy

$5.99

gallon

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5¢ off /gal

2¢ off /gal

10¢ off /gal

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2/$11

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energizer batteries

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natural

pizza

AA 8 Pack

Reg. $8.83

mountain dew

kick start

12 Oz. & 16 Oz. Cans

Reg. $3.39

Flour sack

towels

5¢ off /gal

$1.39

5¢ off /gal

deer

corn

$6.99

Approx. 30x38

$6.99

20 Lb.

Reg. $7.73

20 Pack

10¢ off /gal

dog food hi protein

formula

$24.99

Liqui Gels or

Tablets

Pain Relieving Creme

5¢ off /gal

99¢

new-skin

liquid

bandage

$5.77

1 Oz. Spray on to help

prevent infection

40#

coke

products

$2.99

Domestix

Flock's Finest

drops

Flavor Enhancer

24 Count Box

Sentry senior

multi-vitamins

125 Ct. For Adults 50+

21 Century

Lipton

Ea.

50# Bag, Red or

Yellow Bag

Hunter's Choice

Connie's

Dasani,

Powerade &

Minute Maid

5¢ off /gal

$4.99

powerade

12 Oz.

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(715)473-3554 • Wa b e n o , WI

A-D Design & Manufacturing

Complete Pontoon Boat Restoration

Deck • Carpet • Bimini To p • Mooring Cover

New Updated Furniture

Vinyl Re-Upholserty

Paying Top Dollar for guns, gold,

coins, tools, sporting goods & more!

Paying Top Dollar for guns, gold,

coins, tools, sporting goods & more!

Hodag Gun & Loan LLC

2261 Lincoln St. • Rhinelander, WI

Phone: (715) 369-4884

2261 Lincoln St. • Rhinelander, WI

Phone: (715) 369-4884

Hodag Gun & Loan LLC

2261 Lincoln St. • Rhinelander, WI

Phone: (715) 369-4884

2261 Lincoln St. • Rhinelander, WI

Phone: (715) 369-4884

Check with us before selling

Pets, Pet Care & Farm

Linda Mihalko • 715-902-1351 • Argonne, WI

DOG BOARDING

& GROOMING

DOG BOARDING

& GROOMING

Large Cageless Kennels • Outdoor Runs

Heated & Air Conditioned • Exercise Yards

Certified, Experienced

Professional

Certified, Experienced

Professional

(715) 478-2129 • Crandon, WI

Full Service Salon

• We groom all breeds & sizes - dogs & cats

• We specialize in puppy's first groom,

geriatric & breed specific grooms

• Our specialty services include: coat & skin

conditioning, flea dipping, de-skunking & massage

• We use top of the line products & equipment in a clean,

sterile spa like

atmosphere

• Convenient pick-up & delivery service also available

STILL HAY FOR SALE: 300

round bales stored in a barn.

Alfalfa and orchard, excellent

hay, plastic wrap. Also a

quantity of small squares.

Some hay for cattle, horses,

etc. Heavy bales. $35 for

round bales, $4 for square

bales. Call Elk Creek Farm in

Argonne at 715-649-3426 or

715-889-1633.

B51

HAY STUMPAGE FOR

SALE: 70 acres of high

quality stumpage for sale.

Alfalfa and orchard mix,

located by Pence farm in

Argonne. Sold by acres. Nice

dry fields. High yielding

fields. Call 715-889-1633.

B51

HAY FOR SALE: $3 a bale.

Grass hay, small squares.

Put up

dry. No rain. Call 715-

889-0538. P50

HAY FOR SALE: First crop,

round bales. 4x5 net-wrap

and twine, $35. Small

squares, $3 each. Call 906-

221-0420 or 715-889-4935.

By Dale Keller

Ceanne is the daughter of Pat and Dale Harrison.

She has two siblings, Clayton and her twin brother Colby.

Her favorite subjects in school are English and Art. She is

involved in many extracurricular activities such as,

basketball, volleyball and track. She has been a very

successful volleyball and basketball player throughout

high school. She was named player of the year for the

conference in basketball, and first team all-conference in

volleyball. She is admired by her classmates, and was

elected as their class president. She is a leader!

Outside of school, Ceanne enjoys reading,

writing,

drawing, and hanging with her friends. Her favorite

movie of all time is the Breakfast Club, or any movie with

Molly Ringwald in it. Someday, she would like to

personally meet the president. However, Ceanne’s most

admired person in her life is her father. She said, “He has

been a strong positive influence in every aspect of her life.”

After graduation, Ceanne will attend the UW-

Superior, studying towards a degree in writing with a minor

in communications. Writing is a very large part of her life.

Her career goal is to become a journalist and a freelance

writer.

She also loves to travel, and dreams of visiting Paris,

France.

Mr. Keller, who is Ceannes’ art teacher, says,

“Ceanne is inventive, imaginative and a hard worker. Each

artwork she creates is patiently made and completed with

great care. It is obvious to me that she takes great pride in

her work. Her artwork is very genuine and extraordinarily

beautiful. I can see that she has a personal attachment in

what she creates, and it clearly shows in every piece of her

art. I can plainly see she has a creative voice; it is truly what

makes her art a

pleasure to see and experience. Ceanne is

an amazing young woman who displays a wide range of

talents. She is an outstanding student, a gifted artist and

perhaps, most importantly, a delightful person. Ceanne

embraces challenges and seeks opportunities to make our

world a better place.”

Ceanne

Harrison

Wabeno

Student of

the Week

The Student of the Week for March 16-20 is

Courtney Schaefer. She was selected by Mr. Nygard for

her outstanding work in mathematics and her involvement

in school activities.

Courtney lives in Wabeno and is a Junior at

Wabeno High School. She is the daughter of Tammi and

Jeff Ferrington

of Wabeno, and Jeff and Joy Schaefer of

Oshkosh. She has two siblings; 20 year old brother Jeff

Schaefer, and 7 year old brother Brady Ferrington. Her

favorite relative is Aunt Sandi Schuhart because she does

anything Courtney asks of her.

Courtney is involved in many activities, but she

loves to play sports. She plays volleyball, basketball, and

softball for Wabeno High School. Courtney has been

selected to the all-conference teams in volleyball,

basketball, and softball. She say her favorite things about

school are Math and talking with her friends. Courtney is a

hard working student and is

thinking of becoming an

athletic trainer after she graduates. She hasn’t decided

yet where she’s going to go to college to pursue her goal.

She thought it was “pretty cool” to be selected as the

Student of the Week.

Courtney doesn’t have one favorite song or band,

but likes a

variety of different music. Her favorite color is

orange and she likes the game Quelp. Her favorite movie

is Matilda and her favorite book is “You Against Me” by

Jenny Downham.

Courtney loves to laugh and enjoys a good joke,

funny story or video. Her hero is her

mom, because like

her aunt, her mom will do anything for her. She would like

to thank her parents for making her into the person she is

today.

Congratulations Courtney on being selected

Student of the Week.

Courtney

Schaefer

Wabeno

Student

of the

Week

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Services

THE GLASS COMPANY

GIVE US A BREAK

Commercial*Residential*Auto Glass

1045 South Superior Street* Antigo, WI 54409

715-623-3751 * Fax 715-627-4896

Toll Free 1-866-334-7673

Conway

Hwy 8 East

Pioneer Plaza, Crandon

478-3617

We Fix

Storm Windows

& Screens and make

Storm Windows

& Screens

C.A.R.S., LLC

600 E Pioneer, Crandon

(715)478-5500

Come See Mark at

for Tires &

Computerized Alignment

New Construction • Additions • Remodeling

Roofing • Storm Repair • Consulting

(715)484-3606 - Pickerel / (920)858-2875 - Rick Cell

(920)759-0400 - Fox Valley

23 Years

of Building

Expertise!

23 Years

of Building

Expertise!

25 Years

of Building

Expertise!

www.ruconhomes.com

Member VHBA • Licensed & Insured

ROLL-RITE OVERHEAD DOORS

PICKEREL, WI

GARAGE DOORS • OPENERS

SALES • SERVICE • INSTALLATION

(715) 216-0100

RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL

OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE

MIKE

DREHER

CONSTRUCTION

New Homes • Garages

Decks • Siding • Remodeling

l reFul y Insu d

5101 State Hwy. 52, Wabeno, WI 54566

Phone: 715-850-0403

LLC

reative

Screenprinting

& Embroidery

715-478-1075

119 N LAKE AVE, CRANDON, WI

www.creativecrandonwi.com

STORAGE CITY

West of Crandon on Hwy. 8

(Across from the Brush Run track)

STORAGE SPACE FOR BOATS, CARS, SNOWMOBILES,

FURNITURE, MOTOR HOMES AND MORE!

1-800-698-2535

715-478-2085

Call us for all your storage needs!

10 x 24

Granite Floor

low

$485 a year

Ron Seils

9375 Seils Lane

Argonne, WI 54511

(715)478-3482

•Free Estimates

•Insurance Claims

•Custom Paint & Body

•Auto Collision Repair

Seils Auto Body

Projects from start to finish

or anywhere in-between

Sam Marvin - Owner/Contractor

Custom Built Homes, cabins

& Additions, All types of

renovations -

interior & exterior

garages, decks, roofing, siding

For a FREE Estimate Call: 715-478-1258 Office or

715-889-1289 Cell

For a FREE Estimate Call: 715-478-1258 Office or

715-889-1289 Cell

BUILDER/CONTRACTOR

MARK BROCKWAY

BUILDER

Kitchen & Bath

Remodeling

Additions

Basement Finishing

Windows & Doors

Siding

Hardwood & Laminate

Floors

Garages

Decks

Design Service Available

Over 30 Years

Experience

Licensed & Insured

715-478-2693

10% Labor Discount

for Seniors

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All Types of Concrete Flat Work, Stamped & Colored

Concrete Poured Concrete Foundations, Solid Poured Walls

FULLY INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES

SAMZ CONCRETE

Matt Samz

8938 Balsam Lane, Argonne, WI

715-902-0296

715-649-3933

Joe Kane

403 E. Lakeview, Crandon, WI 54520

Mobile: 715-889-1415

Fully Insured Free Estimates

Custom Homes • Remodels • Garages

Exteriors • Seamless Gutters

$28 Oil Change

While You Wait

715-784-6046

[email protected]

305 E. Pioneer St.

Crandon, WI 54520

WE NOW DO TOWING & RECOVERY!

COUSINEAU RECYCLING

Toll Free 866-330-3730

715-623-2372

Hwy. 45 South • Antigo, WI

SCRAP

METAL

We'll Pick It Up

Clam Truck Service • Dumpster Service

Buying Cars and Trucks

Serving Central & Northern WI for over 50 years

Prompt Service - Fair Prices

16552 Pine Ridge Rd. Townsend, WI 54175

(715) 850-0417 • Frank's Cell

(715) 850-0149 • Rob's Cell

Frank Erler Concrete, Inc.

Solid Poured Concrete Walls

All Types of Flat Work

Free Estimates

Fully Insured

(715) 276-6083

JEFFREY VANCLEVE

CONSTRUCTION

•Window & Door

Replacement

•Roofing •Siding

•Decks •Additions

•Dry Wall •Re-modeling

•Cultured Stone

•Tuck Pointing

•Hardwood Flooring

•Bathrooms

•Kitchens

Fully Insured

11 Years Experience

715-784-1084

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ARNOLD'S

GARAGE

Repairs - Collision

Restoration

Brakes - Welding

ATV's, Cars, Light -

Heavy Trucks

Equipment & Machinery

Quality - Affordable.

30 Years Experience

715-478-5740

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(715)889-2323

(715)478-2741

Universal

207 Railway Lane, Crandon, WI 54520

Automotive & Welding

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Avoid Automotive Problems with

Regular Maintenance & Repairs!

24 Hour Emergency Service

Free Pick-up, Delivery &

Diagnostic Testing

Hours: Mon - Fri 8 am - 5 pm

Stone &

Boulder Co

Wabeno, WI

Phone/Fax: 715-473-4226

• Sized Granite Boulders •

• Red Granite • Mason Sand •

• Crushed Limestone • Washed Stone • Fill •

• Sand • Screened Top Soil •

• Picked Up or Delivery Available •

• Sized Granite Boulders •

• Red Granite • Mason Sand •

• Crushed Limestone • Washed Stone • Fill •

• Sand • Screened Top Soil •

• Picked Up or Delivery Available •

FOR ALL YOUR LANDSCAPE NEEDS

• CAT SKIDSTEER ON TRACKS

• BACKHOE • ROAD GRADER • DOZER

Products Are Manufactured in Our Gravel Pit

Trucking & Excavating

Charles

Jackson

Pickerel, 715-484-2911

Total

Property

Care

715-276-2766

Spring Clean Up,

Lawn Mowing, &

Much More!

Just Ask!!

See us at

totalpropertycarewi.com

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PIONEER EXPRESS PAGE 15, MARCH 30, 2015

Services

ANTIGO

BLOCK CO.

CONCRETE &

LIGHTWEIGHT BLOCKS

PRE-CAST STEPS

CULTURED STONE®

Septic Tanks

Retaining Wall Block

Patio Blocks

Chimney Blocks

Natural Stone Veneer

Hearth & Sill Stones

Mortars • Pavers

Face Bricks

230 Milton St., Antigo

715-623-4837

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You buy it, I'll install it!

30 Plus Years Experience

• Fully Insured •

• Free Estimates •

Call Keith at

715-674-2506 or

Cell:

262-689-6109

Keith's Carpet

Installation Service

SIEBERT

CONSTRUCTION, LLC

Home & Cabin Repair,

Remodeling, Decks,

Garages, Siding, Interior

& Exterior and More

•Fully Insured

• 10 years experience

• Free Estimates

Contact: Bruce Siebert

920-629-1119

Argonne, WI

JACOBS EQUIPMENT

Elcho -

Chain saw

supplies, bars, chains,

sprockets and rims. Used

chain saws. Repair service

available. Prices too

reasonable to quote. See

the latest in new saws on

Saturdays, 10:00 am to 6:00

pm. Trade in accepted. 715-

275-3530. B26Etc

ALLRED PAINTING

All Types of Painting:

• Interior • Exterior •

All Types of Staining!

715-478-3147

"Enjoy a Fresh New

Look"

Residential & Commercial

Fully Insured

Home of Quality

Repair & service on all makes.

Complete stock of all parts. New,

used and rebuilt vacuums.

AVCO VACUUM

CLEANER CO.

Sales and Service

Ron Platek

715-362-3376

10 W. Keenan

Rhinelander, WI

Time is running out to

buy a new Classic

OUTDOOR WOOD

FURNACE from Central

Boiler to heat your home

and hot water. Call 715-

627-2665

today to slash your

heating bill!

View sale pricing at

SchulzHeat.com

Schulz Heating &

Cooling

Wisconsin's Largest

Central Boiler Dealer!

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GEITER

Sanitary Lic. #18

IN BUSINESS

OVER 50 YEARS

SEPTIC TANKS

HOLDING TANKS

(715)473-3901

WABENO

SEPTIC

PUMPING, INC.

Commercial - Residential - New Construction -

Industrial - Electrical Repairs

621 SOUTH FOREST

CRANDON, WI 54520

(715) 784-0134

Need transportation?

Transportation to

anywhere in

the U.S. or driver

for your vehicle.

J and S

Transportation LLC

715-367-6078

Walentowski

Seamless Gutters

LLC

7287 McKeague Rd., Argonne, WI 54511

715-478-3459 • 715-889-0433

Darren Walentowski, Owner

Fully Insured • Free Estimates

Restore Maintain - Grow

Jakubiec & Family Skidsteer Works LLC

Lawn Mowing, Retaining Walls, Stone & Brick Pavers,

Lot Clearing, Spring & Fall Clean-Up, and More…

NEW Services Bulk Delivery of: Mulch (all colors), Limestone, Granite, Gravel

Call for all services. Mention this ad and receive 10% off first

lawn mowing or free delivery charge on first bulk delivery.

Cameron 715-889-0600 or Tony 715-889-1920

Have some landscaping needs this summer?

NATE'S AFFORDABLE

ROOFING, LLC.

Fully Insured

Provides:

Insulating, Chimney Work,

Flashing & Rubber Roofing

FREE ESTIMATES

CALL TODAY

715-622-0832

"The right way for the

right price..."

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Vote

Jim Smith

Wabeno School Board

April 7th

KARL APPLIANCE

SALES & SERVICE

(715) 674-3935

40 Years of Service Experience behind every sale!!

Everyday Low Prices - NO Gimmicks

Delivery and Set-up Available

Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9-5; Sat. 9-12 After hours by appointment

Take Hwy. 8 two miles west of Laona to Airport Lane, then

two miles on Airport Lane to Karl's Lane.

The Lgetar s

Appl a Showr omi nce o

in rst CountyFo e

Still Smoking

207 N. Lake Ave.

Crandon

Close out

while supplies

last!

Crown E-Juice 12ml was

$5.99, now $3.99

Midwest E-Juice 10 ml

was $5.99, now $2.00

We have the only build

your own E-cigarette shop

in the county!

Stop, shop and save at

Still Smoking.

We are your E-cigarette

headquarters.

Still Smoking

on Main Street

Crandon, between

Duck's and Pickers.

(715) 478-4059

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FOR SALE: 75 nice sap sack

holders in boxes - used once,

$3.00 each, worth $5. 100

cast aluminum spiles with

hooks, like new, $1.50. Call

715-757-3757 in the

evenings. P50

Submitted by Kate Schultz

When you choose foods at the grocery store, do

you often check the Nutrition Facts label on the

packaging? If so, you probably select healthier foods than

people who don't.

Many packaged or processed foods with food

labels tend to have large amounts of sodium.

Manufacturers add

sodium during processing for many

reasons and in many forms. In fact, over 70% of the

sodium we eat comes from processed foods.

But, not all processed foods have high sodium

content. For example, frozen vegetables without sauce,

canned fruits, milk and eggs are often lower in sodium

even though they

are processed. How will you know for

sure? The Nutrition Facts label will tell you how much

sodium is in a serving of a packaged food. Better choices

can lead to better health!

Beware of Bread

The biggest source of sodium in the Americnan

diet is not salty snacks. According to

CDC, it is the bread

you toast in the morning and use for sandwiches at other

meals. One slice of bread can have as much as 100 to 200

mg of sodium or 15% of the recommended amount for

people over 51 years of age. Look for alternatives like thin

sliced

bread and open-faced sandwiches. Flour tortillas

used for wraps are not any better. An eight-inch tortilla can

have as much as 450 mg of sodium. Have you checked the

sodium on the label of your bread?

Forest County Commission on Aging DOT Bus

Schedule

Tuesday - April 7 - Carter, Wabeno

and Laona to

Rhinelander (Crandon standby) - Bus driver: Dan

Pedersen

Wednesday - April 8 - Armstrong Creek, Cavour,

Crandon, Laona, Newald and Popple River to Iron

Mountain - Bus driver: Hal Weisnicht

Thursday - April 9 - Hiles, Argonne and Crandon

to Rhinelander - Bus driver: Dan Pedersen

Hal Weisnicht:

715-478-2961

Dan Pedersen: 715-478-4254

Reading Labels for Better Health

TOPIC OF THE MONTH

“Make the Most of Snacking”

MEAL SCHEDULE

CRANDON, WABENO, LAONA

Monday - March 30 - Roast pork, parsley potatoes,

sweet and sour cabbage, dinner roll, Oh Henry bar

Monday - April 6 - Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes,

cauliflower, dinner roll, carrot cake

CRANDON, WABENO, LAONA

Tuesday - March 31 -

Turkey wild rice casserole, tossed

salad, fruit, sunflower flax bread, spice cake

Tuesday - April 7 - Baked ham, scalloped potatoes,

green beans, wheat bread, cream puffs

CRANDON

Wednesday - April 1 - Chicken stir fry, stir fry vegetables,

brown rice, egg roll, fruit, tapioca pudding

Wednesday - April 8 - Egg salad

sandwich on whole

wheat, vegetable barley soup, cucumber salad, peach

crisp

LAONA, WABENO CONGREGATE

Thursday - April 2 - Chicken stir fry, stir fry vegetables,

brown rice, egg roll, fruit, tapioca pudding

Thursday - April 9 - Egg salad sandwich on whole wheat,

vegetable barley soup, cucumber salad, peach crisp

ARMSTRONG CREEK

Tuesday - March 31 - Turkey wild rice casserole, tossed

salad, fruit, sunflower flax bread, spice cake - MUSIC

Tuesday - April 7 - Baked ham, scalloped potatoes,

green beans, wheat bread, cream puffs - BINGO

ALVIN

Thursday - April 2 - Ham, potatoes, peas, pineapple,

dinner roll, bars

Thursday - April 9

- Beef stew, carrots, applesauce,

wheat bread, cookies

WABENO HOME DELIVERED MENU

MONDAY, TUESDAY same as CRANDON

THURSDAY same as LAONA

Please register with Commission on Aging - 715-478-3256

Crandon site manager Pat Raml is at 715-478-

0742 (home) or 715-478-3040 (site). Serving at 12:00 p.m.

On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.

Alvin site manager Florence Kostka at 715-545-

4063 (home) or 715-545-3323 (site). Meal served at 4:30

p.m. on Thursday.

Laona site manager Peggy Alderton at 715-889-

3116 (cell). Meal served at 12:00 p.m. Monday, Tuesday

and Thursday.

Wabeno interim site manager Andrea Jameson at

715-478-3256 (home) or 715-473-4333 (site). Meal served

at 11:30

a.m. on Monday and Tuesday. Home delivered on

Monday, Tuesday and Thursday.

Armstrong Creek site manager Jill Criel at 715-

336-3178 (home) or 715-336-2218 (site). Meal served at

11:30 a.m. on Tuesday.

In part by dollars raised through the Walk to End

Alzheimer’s®. Registration is not required, but is

appreciated. Phone the

Alzheimer’s Association at

1.800.272.3900 to register.

April 9 – Caregiver Stress: Take Care of Yourself – a program

designed for caregivers and other family members – 10:00

am – Noon at the Oneida Senior Center, 100 W. Keenan St.,

Rhinelander.

May 21 – Effective Communication Strategies – 10:00 am –

Noon,

Oneida Senior Center, 100 W. Keenan St., Rhinelander.

June 2 – Living with Alzheimer’s for Caregivers – Early Stage –

9:30 am – 11:30 am, Commission on Aging- ADRC Building,

521 E. Wall St., Eagle River

June 9 – Living with Alzheimer’s for Caregivers – Middle

Stage – 9:30 am –

11:30 am, Commission on Aging- ADRC

Building, 521 E. Wall St., Eagle River

June 16 - Living with Alzheimer’s for Caregivers – Late Stage –

9:30 am – 11:30 am, Commission on Aging- ADRC Building,

521 E. Wall St., Eagle River

June 18 – Understanding and Responding to Dementia-

related Behaviors –

10:00 am – Noon, Oneida Senior Center,

100 W. Keenan St., Rhinelander.

Alzheimer’s Association offers free

programs in the Rhinelander Area

Caregiver Stress, Effective Communication Strategies,

Living with Alzheimer’s and Understanding and Responding

to Dementia-related Behaviors

PIONEER EXPRESS PAGE 16, MARCH 30, 2015

SAT & SUN AT 10 A.M.

WEEKDAYS AT 11 A.M. - CLOSED TUESDAYS

Located in Beautiful Downtown

Post Lake • 715-275-3611

BROASTED

CHICKEN DINNER

SERVED DAILY!

• HOMEMADE PIZZAS Including:

BLT & Memphis Pulled Pork

• AWESOME BLOODY MARYS

• FRIDAY FISH FRY • FREE WIFI

POST

LAKE

INN

Winter Hours: Open at 3 p.m. Tuesday - Friday

Open at 11:00 a.m. Saturday& Sunday

Offered Tuesday-Thursday

Fri. - Fish Fry - Perch, Cod & Walleye

Homemade German Potato Salad!

Sat. - Ribs, Steak, Prime Rib & Shrimp

715-484-3045 • Located in Pearson

Intersection of Hwy. 55 & T, on Hwy. 55

Donovan's Trailside Inn

Bar - Restaurant - Motel

* In addition to our full menu *

Daily Specials

CLOSED MONDAY • Dinner Specials Start at 4 p.m.

Thursday's Special

Liver & Onion $7.95

Friday All You Can Eat

Fish Fry $11.95

Mexican Menu Monday & Tues

Tacos - Burritos - Quesadillas- enchiladas & More

NIGHTLY- Smoked Ribs•Ribeye•Chicken & Ribs

21 pc Fish & Tartar Sauce,

21 pc Chicken Tenders or

50 pc Shrimp & Shrimp Sauce

EACH include Fries, Slaw, & Rye Bread

29$9.5

Buckets To Go

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MARCH STEAK SPECIAL

16 oz Kansas City Strip

Main Street Ed’s

Argonne, WI • 715-649-3810

www.mainstreeteds.com

20 min south of Three Lakes on 32S

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK!

Mon. & Tues. 11 a.m.-Close

Wed.-Sat. 7 a.m.-Close, Sun. 8 a.m.-Close

LUNCH & DINNER SPECIALS DAILY

BREAKFAST WEDNESDAY-SUNDAY

with Mushrooms and Onions $19.95

Lamb Chops $15.95

JENNINGS

XSIVE

One World, One Party!

Karaoke & DJ Service

The BEST in the business

is back by POPULAR DEMAND!

Saturday, March 28th

8:00 p.m. - CLOSE

715-487-4261

Daily

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Ha f Off ptizesl A pe r

Wedn sdaey

Thursday

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50¢ Wings

County W, Wabeno

715- 73-21294

CLOSED

MAR 30 - APRIL 1

CLOSED EASTER

SUNDAY

SATURDAY SUPPER CLUB MENU

INCLUDES MITCH'S LOBSTER

CREPES FOR $17.95, TENDERLOIN

& LOBSTER JUST $24.95 OR

COCONUT SHRIMP WITH SWEET

CHILI SAUCE FOR $13.95

Hotel Crandon North Lake Avenue Downtown Crandon

715-478-2414

OPEN WED. & THURS. EVENINGS 4:30 - 8 P. M .

Breakfast: Mon. - Sat., 6 - 11 a.m.; Lunch: Mon. - Fri., 11 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.

Friday Dinner: 4-8 p.m., Saturday Dinner: 5-8 p.m., Sundays: 7 a.m. - 1 p.m.

FULL MENU AVAILABLE AT www.hotelcrandon.com

FAMILY STYLE CHICKEN AND SPAGHETTI

JUST $9.95 EVERY WEDNESDAY!

35¢ WINGS EVERY

THURSDAY FROM 4:30 - 8 PM

HAPPY HOUR 4:30 - 6 PM!!

WEEKLY SPECIALS: Mar 30 - April 5

Tues: Wow! All You Can Eat Wings & Salad Bar $8.95

Tenderloin & Ribeye Dinners now available DAILY!

Mon: Tuna Melt & Fries $5.75

Friday: Fish Fry $9.25 W/ BBQ RIBS JUST $12.95

Thur: Prime Rib Lunch $8.95

Wed: Beef & Cheddar $4.95

Baked Ham with Mango Sauce -

Roasted Turkey Breast or Roast Pork

Loin served with Dressing, Mashed

Potato, Gravy, Vegetable and

Sweet Potatoes - $10.95

Jumbo Lamb Shanks with Mint Jelly

and Mashed Potatoes - $15.95

Roast Duck with Dressing and Mashed Potatoes-

$15.95

Prime Rib Served After 4 p.m. All Diners

Served With

Fresh Strawberry Short Cake.

Main Street Ed’s

Argonne, WI • 715-649-3810

www.mainstreeteds.com

20 min south of Three Lakes on 32S

Easter Menu

Breakfast - Serving 8 to 11 a.m.

Fresh Strawberry Blitzes,

French Toast or Pancakes

Topped With Fresh

Strawberries &

Dinner - Serving 11 am to 8 p.m.

Regular Breakfast Menu also Available

$10.95

Whipped Cream - $5.95 each

(715) 484-2100, 5 miles past Mole Lake Casino

Reservations appreciated but not necessary

Easter Buffet

Sunday, April 5th from

10:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.

FEATURING: Turkey, Baked Ham, Sirloin Tips, Roast Pork,

Roast Beef, Broasted Chicken, BBQ Ribs, Italian Style Pork Chops,

Polish Sausage & Sauerkraut, Lemon Pepper Fish, Crab Au Gratin,

Rice, Mashed Potatoes, Sage Stuffing, Vegetables, Rolls & Butter,

Full Salad Bar, Assorted Fresh Fruit & Dessert Ta bl e

Full Menu After 4:00 p.m.

SUPPER CLUB

& CATERING

HILL'S STILL

Bar &

Grill

9065 Pickerel Lake Road, Pickerel • 484-4444

1 mile west of DD on Pickerel Lake Road

Open 7 Days a Week - Noon - Close

FREE WIFI

FRIDAY FISH FRY • 5 - 9

"Backwoods

Karaoke"

Satur d ay,

Mar ch 28th, 8 - ?

715-478-1059

Open Friday & Saturday at 11:30 am

-Wednesday-

$10 ALL YOU CAN EAT

Chicken Wings

boneless & traditional

Dine In Only

Lake Metonga

FREE WIFI

Friday Fish Fry &

Saturday Steak Specials

Closed Sunday - Thursday until April 17

PIONEER EXPRESS PAGE 17, MARCH 30, 2015

Thank Yo u s &

Personals

VOTE

April 7, 2015

for these people:

Lloyd Fulcer

Tim Tucker

Kevin Podjaski

Authorized and paid for by

Committee for Better Town

Government of Wabeno

We would like to thank everyone for

the love and support in our time of

sorrow. Special thanks to DeElda and

Eugene for all they did to help

Dennis and the Rescue Squad.

To Jr. Allaback and Michelle Huml, the trucks and

truckers for the convoy, Pastor Farr and the church

ladies. We just can't thank everyone enough.

The Dennis Wilson Family

Thank You!

Thank You

The family of Mary Enders wishes to

thank the Weber-Hill Funeral Home

for their support & guidance with

funeral arrangements.

We also wish to thank the staff of

NuRoc Community Healthcare for

their care during her stay.

Thanks to Monsignor Paul Koszarek

at St. Leonard Catholic Church, the

church choir and especially

those

who brought food and served a

wonderful meal.

Finally, to all who sent flowers, cards

and visited with us at the church,

your thoughtfulness was appreciated.

To anyone we may have missed, we

thank you.

God bless everyone for their support.

The Family of

Mary Enders

Congratulations to Cole Shepherd

on qualifying for STATE Youth

Wrestling! We wish you Good Luck in

Madison!

From- Mom, Dad & Bradley

Congratulations Cole!

Thank You!

We would like to thank the EMTs and all professional staff at

Aspirus Langlade Hospital and Aspirus Wausau Hospital for the care and

assistance provided to Roger Treptow during his stay there.

To Andrea and all the staff at Schmidt Schulta Funeral Home,

thank you for all your assistance and the

Bloecher-Johnson American

Legion members, who honored Roger with the Military Rites at the

funeral.

Pastor Schram, thank you for your wonderful words and to

the ladies of St. Paul Lutheran Church for the delicious meal.

We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to all of our

family and friends who

came to visit with us, sent cards, food, flowers and

for your prayers. We hope that we have not missed anyone. Words

cannot say how much your thoughtfulness is appreciated.

The Lord has gained another angel in heaven, who will be

missed by many on earth. God's blessings to all,

Rose, John, Tess, Terri and Joe

As the parents of Joe, Jean and I would like to

thank all of those in our community and the all of the

surrounding communities for coming forward with

supportive condolences for our tragic loss. Be it

flowers, cards, calls, joining us for the service, hugs,

words of comfort or

prayer, it all meant so much to us.

The tremendous amount of support our

family has received has been very comforting,

especially to Jean and me. You all knew Joe. He loved

life, he loved his young family, he loved all his

extended family, and he loved his many friends.

was a man who was intelligent and strong. There was

no malicious intent behind this act. Joe had been

fighting a dual battle.

The strong medication he was on did a fair

job of keeping his colitis disease in check. A decade

of fighting colitis lead to his

depression. Joe was a

quiet person. He kept all of this to himself, as he didn't

want to burden anyone with his issues. He felt he

could handle the depressive disorder on his own,

which is the mind set of most men. The point is, Joe

did not seek

treatment.

Moving forward with all of our lives, Jean and

I feel we must make something good come of this act.

Depression is a disease that took Joe's life. Yes,

prayer helps, but treatment is a must. Depressive

disorders are real and treatable. They are no more a

sign

of weakness than cancer, diabetes, or any other

serious illness.

In our country, some 30,000 people die of

suicide each year. Seventy percent of them suffered

from a depressive disorder, and most will not seek

treatment. Most men are good at hiding the symptoms

until it is too late.

If we

can learn anything from this, it is that real

men do get real depression. Please seek help, or if you

know of friends and loved ones who suffer from

depression, encourage them to get help. Don't

become another victim of suicide and let us not have

another tragic and hurtful

event occur in our

communities.

Thank You, Cal Peters.

The Suicide Victim

Joe Peters

One in three people will be diagnosed with

cancer in their lifetimes, and the other two will know

someone who is. We often show support for loved ones by

wearing ribbons in colors that represent particular kinds of

cancer. Although the type of cancer that affects each of us

may be

different, we are united in honoring and supporting

people with cancer. The Colors of Cancer 5K Run and Walk

is an opportunity to work together to build awareness,

offer encouragement and raise funds to beat cancer in

Forest County. Wear your “Colors of Cancer” T-shirt on

race day to show

your support, and show off your own

colors of cancer while crossing the finish line.

The mission of Ties That Bind Us is to provide

cancer prevention education and build a network of

community volunteers to help local Forest County

residents with the burdens of cancer. Ties That Bind Us is

local organization which was started to give back to the

community members of Forest County. Ties That Binds Us

is in partnership with the Saint Mary’s Hospital Foundation

and is not-for-profit. Ministry Medical Group in Crandon

and the James Beck Cancer Center are also helping with

the initiative. “Our goal

is to put dollars raised directly back

into the community,” said event organizer Kadie

Montgomery. “This year we have been able to provide gas

cards, nutritional supplement, and support groups. Also,

partnered with other organizations to provide community

event focused on cancer prevention education to the

community.”

If you or someone

you know has cancer and

needs assistance, or if you would like to make a

contribution or volunteer, please contact Kadie

Montgomery via email at

[email protected].

5K Run & Walk

Cont. from pg. 1

D. Schimel, Attorney General, and Commissioner Doug La

Follette, Secretary of State, presented Kurt Kiefer,

Assistant State Superintendent of Public Instruction, with

a ceremonial check at the Wisconsin Educational & Media

Technology Association’s (WEMTA) annual conference at

the Kalahari Resort in the Wisconsin Dells. Commissioner

Matt Adamczyk, State Treasurer, was unable

to attend.

To see funding for your school district, click here

or visit

http://bcpl.wisconsin.gov/docview.asp?docid=26522&lo

cid=145.

The Board of Commissioners of Public Lands

was established in 1848 by Article 10 of the Wisconsin

Constitution. The BCPL manages the Common School

Fund, which was created in the Constitution as a

permanent endowment to

benefit public education.

The BCPL generates earnings for the Common School

Fund by investing in community projects across the state

through the State Trust Fund Loan Program. Trust Fund

earnings are distributed annually to public schools and

are the sole source of state funding for public school

libraries. For many school

districts, this is the only money

available for library materials including books,

newspapers and periodicals, web-based resources, and

computer hardware and software. The funds distributed

today are enough to put a book in the hand of every child

in Wisconsin.

In a joint statement, Commissioners Schimel, La

Follette and Adamczyk said,

"Thanks to BCPL investments

in local projects throughout the state, communities

receive support for economic development projects,

public infrastructure improvements, and the purchase of

capital equipment and vehicles. Many of these

expenditures provide law enforcement personnel and first

responders with the equipment needed to keep their

communities safe. The fact that

earnings from BCPL

investments continue to benefit public school libraries

167 years after statehood would make the founding

fathers of Wisconsin immensely proud. Schools and

communities benefit from this investment, and the BCPL

is pleased to distribute record Common School Trust

Fund earnings in 2015.”

This 2015 library aid distribution is

the largest in

the long history of the BCPL. In an era of historically low

interest rates, BCPL commissioners are proud to have

maintained stable earnings distributions.

Books for kids Cont. from pg. 1

Calling all Nicolet College Associate Degree

Nursing graduates: the college is celebrating the 25th

anniversary of the Nursing program and is inviting all

Nursing graduates to celebrate the occasion at a special

event Sunday, May 3, on the Nicolet Campus.

“Over the years hundreds of students have

graduated from the program,”

said Lenore Blemke, dean of

Health Occupations at Nicolet. “Our 25th anniversary

celebration is a great opportunity for graduates to get

together, reconnect with former classmates, and join us in

commemorating Nicolet’s Nursing program.”

Current and former Nursing faculty and staff will be

on hand at the afternoon event along with

special guests.

Graduates interested in attending are encouraged

to send their contact information to Bev Damos, Nicolet

Nursing instructor, at [email protected] or call

her at (715) 365-4632.

Nicolet College Nursing grads invited to

25th anniversary celebration May 3

Palm Sunday Services: March 28th (5:30 p.m.) and March

29th at 9:00 a.m. “Receive Love”: Join us for the service

based on the parable of the lost sheep: Luke 15:7. At these

two worship services, each person will receive a blessed

palm to take home.

Maundy Thursday: April 2, 7:00 p.m.

with Holy Communion

“Receive the Meal”: The theme is a parable of the Great

Banquet: Luke 14:22

Good Friday: April 3, 8:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. “Receive the

Sacrifice: The theme for Good Friday is based on the

parable of the Landowner and the Tenants: Matthew 21:38-

No Saturday evening service…

Easter Sunday Services: April 5, 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m.

“Receive Eternal Life”: The Easter Festival service will be

based on the parable of the Wise and Foolish Builders:

Matthew 7:24. Join us for Easter Breakfast at 8:30 a.m.

Join us for worship of our Lord and Savior Jesus

Christ

at St. John in Townsend on Saturday nights at 5:30

p.m. and 9:00 a.m. on Sundays. Coffee, Fellowship and

Bible Study follow the Sunday service. All are welcome to

join us.

St. John Lutheran Church, Townsend

Holy Week Services 2015

FOR SALE: 2 twin beds,

excellent condition - one with

bookcase headboard, the

other all wood with

headboard. Includes

mattresses, one Verlo. $125

each OBO. Call 715-478-

0388. P50

FOR SALE: New baker rack.

48" wide. Antique picture,

coffee and end tables,

bookcase with 4 shelves

- 6 ft.

wide, wood storage cabinet

with doors, patio furniture,

garden tools, lamps and

more. Call 715-275-5350. P50

PIONEER EXPRESS PAGE 18, MARCH 30, 2015

Help Wanted

Position Summary:

Under general supervision of the Insurance Accounting Supervisor, maintaining

accurate records, data entry, processing of weekly claims, prescription claim

runs, indexing accounting documents, processes refunds and voids, and attend

meetings and events. Maintains confidentiality of all privileged information.

Minimum Qualifications:

High school diploma or GED plus two years experience in

insurance or

accounting. Must successfully pass a pre-employment drug/alcohol screen,

and background investigation

Work Environment:

Work is generally performed in an office with a moderate noise level. Evening

and/or weekend work may be required. Extended hours and irregular shifts

may be required.

POSTED: 12-15-14

CLOSING: Until Filled

POSITION TITLE: Insurance Accounting Clerk

CLASSIFICATION: Non-Exempt

DEPARTMENT: Accounting

SUPERVISOR: Insurance Accounting Supervisor

GRADE: NE7

Please send Applications to:

Forest County Potawatomi Human Resources Dept.

P. O . Box 340, Crandon, WI 54520

PH: (715) 478-7200 • FAX: (715) 478-7215

*Must have a valid Wisconsin Driver ’s license and be authorized as eligible for coverage under the Tribe’s Insurance prior

to an actual start date. *Must maintain a valid Wisconsin Driver’s license as a condition of employment. *Must pass a

background check, which will be performed on all applicants. *Must successfully pass

a pre-employment drug

screening.

As authorized by Federal Law, the Forest County Potawatomi Community reserves the right to exercise preference in

hiring for qualified Tribal members/Indians in connection with all job openings.

HELP WANTED: General

labor needed in Crandon. 1

or 2 day job. Work moving

boxes from one location to

another. Flexible hours. Call

Tom at 362-1941. P50

WORK WANTED: Cleaning

in Crandon area. Excellent

references. Call Darlene after

4 p.m. at 715-902-1307.

P50

The School District of Laona is hiring substitute teachers for

the remainder of the 2014-2015 school year. For the 2014-

2015 school year, substitute teachers shall be paid at the

rate of $100.00 per day.

Any person holding a 4-year Bachelor’s Degree is eligible for

a substitute teacher license through the Department

Public Instruction. Please contact the School District at

715-674-2143 for more information.

The School District of Laona is an Equal Opportunity

Provider

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF LAONA

SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS WANTED

Welder/Fabricator

-Some work experience required

-Must be MIG Certified or be willing to become

certified

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