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Sunday, November 9th
8 to 11 AM
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Barneveld
Featuring home-made buttermilk pancakes
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Saturday, November 8th
4:00 - 7:30 pm
at Barneveld Legion Hall
102 Wood Street, Barneveld, WI
Everyone Welcome
Veterans Day
Adults $8 Children ages 3-11 $6
Mention “Sophie”
to receive $1 off
November 11
Honoring all who served! A time to remember…
Thank you for serving our Country and protecting our Freedom!!
Read Sophie’s
mother’s story at
www.jodilou.org
Come join us at 9:30 A.M. at Barneveld School
as we pay tribute to our local veterans.
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 433
Supporting Lung Cancer Research at the UW Carbone Cancer Center
Thank You Veterans! From All Of Us At Ubersox
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2013 Ram 1500
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2002 Chevy Trailblazer
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2007 Dodge Ram 2500
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2009 Dodge Ram 1500
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2009 Ford F350 2014 Chevrolet Cruze 2LT
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2013 Chevy Silverado 2500 LT
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BU600
2013 Ford Fusion
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BU691
2007 Ford Fusion SE
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2011 Ram 1500
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2008 Buick Enclave CXL
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NATURALLY SPEAKING
By Jerry Davis
This is the time deer
hunters, photographers and
watchers wait for all year.
Male deer—antlered bucks-seem to be constantly on
the move, day and night,
and pretty much throw caution of humans to the wind.
Look closely and you’ll see large necks on these
bucks. This is partly a reaction to increased levels of
testosterone in their blood. It’s also caused less so by
bucks rubbing against trees and fighting with other
deer.
Even for anyone not interested in deer is impacted by this mating season. Bucks damage trees and
shrubs anywhere they can find the right size; in forests,
fence rows, yards, and orchards.
This is also the time when deer/vehicle collisions
are high. Some of the bigger deer can do considerable
damage to a car or light truck. Often times the deer
is killed, and occupants in these vehicles can be hurt,
even killed, too.
Erika Forseth
Erika Forseth
BARNEVELD LEGION HALL
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WEDNESDAY HAPPY HOUR SPECIALS
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SPONSORS NEEDED
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November 9th
Lector: Leo Clerkin
Servers: Maggie Fassbender
Owen Pechan
Elle Pechan
Greeters: Tom and Tara Pechan
Pancake, Sausage, Ham,
Scramble Egg Breakfast
Sunday, November 9th
from 8 to 11 AM
Featuring home-made buttermilk
pancakes Silent Auction, too!
CONGREGATIONAL UNITED
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Rev. Donna Kaveloski
(608) 778-4782 (cell) (608) 924-0086 (parsonage)
e-mail: [email protected]
Sun. Nov. 9th
9:00 am Worship Service
Child Care Provided
9:15 am Sunday School
10:05 am Coffee Hour
Greeters: Ted & Jean Ann Swenson
Acolytes: Ty Gaffney
Scripture:Joyce Aschliman
Offertory:
Mark & Becky Hurlbert
Coffee Hr:
Jessica Koerwitz & Laura Jenson
7:30 pm Alcoholics Anonymous
Wed. 12th
6:30 - 7:30 - Confirmation Class
Sat. Nov. 22nd
9:00 - 2:00 Craft Fair & Bake Sale @ Legion
Hall
BARNEVELD LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. P. Jack Way Jr.
924-8621 [email protected] or www.barneveldlutheran.org
Sunday November 9
Dr. Kimberly Ann Horsfall, DC, CCSP®
“Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician”
RENT BASED ON 30% OF YOUR INCOME
www.barneveldfamilychiropractic.com
The BFC invited you to join us on the 2nd Monday
of the month to have a little fun and learn more
about Young Living Products. Workshops will run
from 5:30-6:30 pm at our Wellness Center.
9:00 am Worship – Pastor Jack Way’s
last worship service at BLC join us to wish him God Speed as he takes a new call
Monday November 10
6:30 pm Book Group w Vicar Jasmine
Tuesday November 11
9:30 am Rachel Circle meeting
6:30 pm Bell Choir practice
7:30 – 8:15 Pilates in facility
The Food Pantry is Open on Wednesday 9:30 – 3:30 or by appointment by contacting 924-8621. Donations are always welcome
Barneveld Food pantry is a cooperative outreach of the Barneveld &
Ridgeway churches, local organizations and private donations. The
Food pantry, housed at the Barneveld Lutheran facility is available for
those in need in the area.
Our November workshop is about blending oils to
make your home smell and taste “Holiday Fantastic”! Join us for a cup of hot cider and an
opportunity to win a YL gift.
Saturday by Appointment
Visit our website to
learn more about our
Wellness Team
members and the
services they offer.
THE RECIPE BOX
Cream Corn
Like No Other
United Country
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Prep Time: 5 Minutes
Cook Time: 10 Minutes
Ready In: 15 Minutes
Servings: 8
“This is NOTHING like canned creamed corn! My husband is not a fan
of corn or creamed dishes, but he thinks this is great. Easy and quick
to prepare and is an especially delicious side dish for chicken or pork.
Everyone always asks for the recipe.”
INGREDIENTS:
2 (10 ounce) packages frozen corn kernels, thawed
1 cup heavy cream
1 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons granulated sugar
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
2 tablespoons butter
1 cup whole milk
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1/4 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese
DIRECTIONS:
1.
In a skillet over medium heat, combine the corn, cream,
salt, sugar, pepper and butter. Whisk together the milk and flour,
and stir into the corn mixture. Cook stirring over medium heat until
the mixture is thickened, and corn is cooked through. Remove from
heat, and stir in the Parmesan cheese until melted. Serve hot.
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FUNDRAISING
Friends of the
Library
Tue. Nov. 18, 6pm
Library Board
of Trustees
Wed. Nov. 19, 7pm
Anyone is
welcome to
attend!
HOURS
Mon—Thu
10—7
Friday
10—5
Saturday
10—1
Save the Dates:
 Sat. Feb. 21
Comedy Night
at Barneveld
Legion Hall
 Sun. Mar. 29
Art Auction
Find out more:
608-924-3711
Barneveldpubliclbrary.org
COMING UP
READ
Pre-School Story
time every Wednesday at 10:30am Featuring special guest
readers on 11/5,
11/26, and 12/10
• Mid-Book Club
(6th & 7th Grade)
Wed. Nov. 5, 3:30pm
discussing
“Screaming at the
Ump” by Audrey Vernick
Family Literacy
Night for 4 Year Old
Kindergarteners &
Family Nov. 12 37pm
• Mom Lit Book
Group Sat. Jan. TBD ,
8:30am discussing
“How to Talk So Kids
Will Listen & Listen
So Kids Will Talk” by
Adele Faber
Library Closed Nov.
27 & 28 for Thanksgiving
• Over 55 Book
Group taking Nov. &
Dec. off
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REV. P. JACK WAY JR. SUNDAY WORSHIP 9:00 AM
Visitors Always Welcome!
Annual
Meatball
Dinner
Save
the DateLutefisk
– June 10 -13
at Barneveld
Lutheran
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(4 11:00
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SaturdayVaNovember
– 4:00 pm
Da y Ca mp (1st – 5th grade)
Walk ins alwaysEveryone
welcomeis- welcome
Carry outs are available
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Round One
By: Cole Breuer
Eagle Flyer
Editor: Samantha Schult
11/6/2014
Edited By: Samantha Schult
Alana Hendrickson
The first playoff game against McFarland
started with a bang when the Vikings scored a
quick 24 points in the first quarter off of two
long pass play and a long run. The Spartans
tried to recover from the quick blow but could
only manage to kick a field goal. In the second
quarter, the Vikings offense was just as effective putting up two rushing touchdowns and
one more passing touchdown before half. The
Spartans still couldn’t get any of their own offense going, leaving the score at half Mount
Horeb/Barneveld- 45, McFarland- 3. In the second half the starters were done and the MHB
JV got a chance to play. They did well only letting the Spartans score once in the third quarter, but came back to score one of their own.
The score at the end of the fourth quarter was
Mount Horeb/Barneveld- 52, McFarland-10.
By: Bailey Olsen
Lights – Camera – Action
By: Corissa Lease
Edited by: Samantha Schult
On Saturday October 25th, the Barneveld
Theatre group headed up to Reedsburg to perform in the WHSFA District 10 Festival in hopes
to move on to the next round. Each and every
one of them did extraordinary whether it was
performing on stage, working with props, or
sound and lights. Aiming for 2 advances out
of the 3 judges (to be able to continue onto
the next level), the drama students and directors were overjoyed with the news of all three
judges advancing us onto the next level. When
asked about the performance, Mr. Draper
(one of the directors) said, “The cast and crew
did an excellent job performing at the District
10 festival. We received many positive comments about our performance from the judging panel and also gained some helpful tips to
improve our performance. Everyone is looking
forward to performing the play for our friends
and family in Barneveld.” Good Luck in the future performances and keep up the good work!
Eagles Fight Hard To Beat Potosi Chieftains
By: Carly Kolze
Edited By: Samantha Schult
On Thursday, October 23rd, the Barneveld
Eagles Volleyball team traveled to Potosi in their
second regional game. The girls had so much energy and intensity, and they never gave up as they
went into five games. The scores of the games
were close and they never stopped fighting. The
first match the girls won 25-11; lost the second
16-25; won the third 25-18; lost the fourth 2325; and lost the fifth 15-17. The girls played hard,
but they came up short in the fifth game. Senior
Rachel Slaney led the team in kills with 32 and
following Rachel was Junior Taylor Owens with
11. Not only did Rachel lead the team in kills,
but she also led the team in blocks with six. Junior Jenna Wright played an awesome game and
led the team in digs with 15 and aces with four.
Following Jenna with 14 digs was Rachel. Junior
Kelsee Fargo led the team in assists with 30 and
right behind her is Junior Sarah Cannoy with 15.
Great job to the Barneveld girls volleyball team!
Edited By: Samantha Schult
Alana Hendrickson’s favorite memory of
high school was the lock-ins for band sophomore
year when Aaron Cooley was still the band director and the lock-in right before the state games in
Green Bay. Her favorite teacher throughout high
school is Ms. Bosch. She says, “I have enjoyed
all of the classes I have had with her in my four
years of high school, especially Women’s Literature which is one of my favorite classes this year.
I know that if I need help with something I can
trust her to be someone I can talk to when I need
it. I also know that with her teaching and grading, she’s trying to make us better with English
skills and prepare us the best she can to be ready
for college.” What does the future hold in store
for Alana? Well she’s going to go to college in
the fall when she graduates from Barneveld High
school. She plans to attend UW-River Falls for
their Equine Program or go to UW-Platteville for
their great Forensic Science Program. The best
of luck to Alana in her journey and we all hope
that she goes and accomplishes great things.
SHOES, SHOES, AND MORE
SHOES!
The DONATION BOX is by the
DOORS near the DISTRICT OFFICE
The Barneveld Baseball team is doing an OLD
SHOE RECYCLING drive AGAIN. We are looking
for shoes from people, which are no longer
fitting or needed. The shoes we are collecting
will be going to other areas and/or countries
which are in need of footwear.
Check your closets and ask your neighbors and
relatives if they have any old shoes they would
like to get rid of.
We accept pairs of women’s, men’s, and
children’s shoes, which may include athletic
sneakers, cleats, flats, high heels, dress shoes,
work boots, dress boots, and fashion or casual sneakers.
DOES NOT INCLUDE ANY OF THE FOLLOWING:
ski boots, roller skates, roller blades, CROCS,
broken, wet, muddy or ruined footwear, single
shoes, FLIP FLOPS, or slippers.
The Shoe Recycling Drive will continue ALL
SCHOOL YEAR because of the large amount I
have received.
It’s Flu & Cold Season
Protect your Children
We want to remind you of what you can do to
help prevent colds and flu at school:
Wash hands regularly
Keep hand to yourself
Cough into a tissue
Keep hands away from nose & mouth
Clean and disinfect surfaces
Get a good night sleep
Stay home if you are sick
Get the flu vaccination
Eat healthy food
Exercise
Stay away from people with symptoms
Drink a lot of water
At school we treat most symptoms with universal precautions:
Wear gloves
Assist and Evaluate student
Identify if there is a fever
Call parents if necessary
Keep child in health office until parents
arrive
Sometimes, there is a suspicion, based on what
we know, of something more serious (such as
Mono) where we practice additional precautions:
Isolate student
Use protective mask
Use gloves, gown & booties
Eye protection if necessary
Evaluate previous activity
Contact staff
Get proper medical clearance
If you have questions about any health related
issues, google Health.com or don’t hesitate to
call or email:
Renee Meyer or Nicole Henke
608-924-4711 X240
[email protected]
[email protected]
Stay Healthy!
Stamp A Stack
Join us in making 10 cards
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This months theme is
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W i c k B ui l di n gs spe c i al iz es i n t he
f o ll o win g are as o f co ns t ru ct io n :
Monday November 17, 2014
Barneveld Lutheran Church
6:30-9:00
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FREE GIFT if you RSVP by Friday Nov. 7th.
FREE GIFT if you bring a friend.
Childcare is available, please contact prior to the event.
Hope to see you there!!!
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IOWA COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT, EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT AND UPLAND HILLS HEALTH,
WORKING TOGETHER ON JOINT EBOLA PLANNING
Dodgeville— Iowa County Health Department, Iowa County
Emergency Management and Upland
Hills Health, in collaboration with
the Wisconsin Department of Health
Services (DHS), are preparing in the
event the Ebola virus is diagnosed
here.
“At this time, there are no reported cases of Ebola in Wisconsin, and
the risk of contracting it remains
extremely low,” said Jenny Pritchett,
Iowa County Health Officer. “Preparing and collaborating on the federal,
state, and local level will ensure that
the public and health care providers
receive prompt public health information.”
“People are naturally concerned
about the Ebola virus, especially with
the cases recently diagnosed in the
United States,” adds Jenny Pritchett,
Iowa County Health Officer. “While
we work together to prepare, it’s also
important to reassure the public
that Ebola can only be transmitted
through contact with the body fluids
of people who are sick with the virus,
or who have died from it. Ebola cannot be transmitted through the air.”
Health care workers and first responders are keenly aware that they
must be especially vigilant with following rigorous safety practices in the
event they are ever called on to assist
or care for an Ebola patient.
“Our hospital, first responders and
EMS providers take preparedness
very seriously,” said Brian Cushman,
Upland Hills Health Emergency
Management Specialist. “We are following current safety practices for
putting on and taking off personal
protective equipment. We will continue to review and update our plans for
transporting and isolating a patient
with Ebola, and we continue to practice the best methods of sanitation,
including the disposal of waste.”
“We want to stress that there are
no reported cases of Ebola in Wisconsin, and the risk of contracting it
remains extremely low in Wisconsin,”
said Karen McKeown, State Health
Officer. “DHS remains vigilant in its
monitoring of the Ebola virus, and
will continue to provide our partners
and the public with the most current
information and guidance concerning this disease.”
For more information about the
Ebola virus and Wisconsin’s preparedness efforts, visit: http://www.
dhs.wisconsin.gov/communicable/
diseasepages/ebola.htm
You may also visit www.iowacounty.
org and click on the Health Department or call 608-930-9870 for the latest information.
State Of Wisconsin Coordinates With Health Systems To
Provide Care In The Event Of A Confirmed Ebola Diagnosis
We have your back.
Three health systems designated to ensure safety and appropriate
treatment
MADISON—The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) today
announced that it is collaborating with
three Wisconsin health systems to care
for patients with a confirmed diagnosis of Ebola. Even though Ebola has
not been diagnosed in Wisconsin and
the risk of contracting it remains very
low, if a case of Ebola is confirmed,
DHS will work with the medical team
caring for the patient to transfer them
to one of the following designated hospitals:
• UW Health – University of
Wisconsin Hospital, Madison,
and the American Family Children's Hospital, Madison (for pediatric patients only)
• Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin – Froedtert
Hospital, Milwaukee
• Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, Milwaukee (for pediatric
patients only)
"This is an important piece of
the state's overall coordinated strategy
of Ebola preparedness. All health systems are continuing to prepare to identify, isolate, and provide initial care for
any patients with Ebola. Because of the
specialized care available at the designated hospitals, and because of their
demonstrated preparedness, these designated health systems have agreed to
be centers of excellence and will safely
provide treatment for confirmed cases," said Karen McKeown, State Health
Officer. "We asked these organizations
to volunteer because we feel they have
plans in place that will increase the
odds of recovery for patients diagnosed with the disease. These systems
are prepared to safely treat these patients and prevent the spread of Ebola.
We expect that additional systems may
join this group."
Ebola has not been diagnosed
in Wisconsin and the risk of Ebola remains very low. People can only get
Ebola by direct contact with the body
fluids of someone who has the disease
and is showing symptoms of being ill.
In the event that Ebola is diagnosed
in Wisconsin, DHS will work with
the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention (CDC) to notify the public. The health systems that have volunteered to care for confirmed Ebola
patients are able to safely do so without
interrupting their normal patient care
activities.
Individuals who are concerned about their own health risk
should call their usual health care provider or call 1-844-684-1064, 24 hours
a day, 7 days a week. There is also information posted on the DHS website
at www.dhs.wisconsin.gov. Patients
will be transferred to designated hospitals only after approval from DHS.
"Although we know the likelihood of an Ebola patient in Wisconsin
remains low, we're confident that the
policies and training put into place at
UW/ Health over the last few weeks
will ensure the best care possible if a
patient does present, while maintaining a safe environment for our providers and patients," said Dr. Jonathan
Jaffery, Chief Population Health Officer at UW Health. "While we hope to
never have to implement these policies, we continue to train and prepare
on a daily basis."
"We are grateful to the DHS
for organizing a coordinated, thoughtful response plan that involves the capabilities of several excellent Wisconsin hospitals. As an academic medical
center, Froedtert & the Medical Col-
lege of Wisconsin Froedtert Hospital, has expertise in treating complex
conditions and illnesses, and we are
trained and prepared to safely care
for all of our patients," said Sid Singh,
MD, Associate Chief Medical Officer
at Froedtert Hospital.
"Children's Hospital of Wisconsin has already prepared a comprehensive plan, including screening,
training, treatment, isolation and protection, in order to safely handle the
possibility, however unlikely, of a child
being diagnosed with the Ebola virus.
As the state's only independent health
system dedicated solely to the care of
kids, we appreciate the opportunity to
coordinate with the State of Wisconsin, local health departments and other health care systems to ensure that all
kids who visit Children's Hospital receive the best and safest care." Michael
Gutzeit, M.D., Chief Medical Officer,
Children's Hospital of Wisconsin.
"Wisconsin's hospitals care for all
those in need, and WHA commends
the care givers and leaders of Froedtert Health, UW Hospitals and Clinics
and Children's Hospital of Wisconsin;
three exemplary Wisconsin health systems stepping forward to take on this
critical role," said Wisconsin Hospital
Association President Steve Brenton.
"WHA and our members are committed to working with state leaders to assure the safety of our care givers, that
high quality care is available to those
in need, and Wisconsin is prepared to
meet whatever challenge may arise."
For more information about
Ebola and Wisconsin's preparedness
efforts, visit: httn://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/communicable/diseasepages/
ebola.htm
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THE BARNEVELD/RIDGEWAY OVER 55 GROUP
Monday November 10th will be our Thanksgiving Dinner.
November and December there will be only one potluck
lunch and meeting for each month. December’s meeting
is the 8th.
The Barneveld/Ridgeway over 55 group would like to extend an invitation to the Summit Apartment Board members to join our group for Thanksgiving Dinner. Also,
anyone in the apartments or in the area, you are welcome
to attend. Please call Mary Ann at 924-4342 to make a
reservation.
A REMINDER FROM THE VILLAGE OF BARNEVELD
Fire Hydrants: ORDINANCE #8.06 The Owner or occupant of any property which abuts a fire hydrant shall
refrain from obstructing the hydrant or access to the
hydrant in any way, and shall remove all snow from the
hydrant and at least four feet around the hydrant within
twenty-four (24) hours of a snowfall and keep the hydrant
free of snow at all times unless a waiver is approved by the
Barneveld-Brigham Fire Chief. Waivers need to be applied
for each year by September 1st and will be good October
1st through September 30th.
A REMINDER FROM THE VILLAGE OF
BARNEVELD
Snow Removal: ORDINANCE #8.06 The owner,
occupant or person in charge of each and every
building, structure or unoccupied lot in the Village
fronting or abutting any sidewalk shall keep said
sidewalk clear of all snow and ice. All accumulated snow and/or ice MUST be cleared within twenty-four (24) hours from the time the snow ceases to
accumulate on said sidewalk. In the event that ice
has formed in such a manner that it cannot be removed, the sidewalk shall be sprinkled with a material to accelerate melting or prevent slipping. Also,
no person shall push, shove or in any way deposit
any snow or ice onto any public streets, alley, sidewalk or public lands dedicated to public use. Snow
shall remain on the property of the owner unless
permission has been granted from the property
owner that snow is put on. No person in clearing
snow from a driveway, parking lot, filling station,
garage entrances or other large areas used for business purposes shall pile or distribute snow in the
streets or alleys in such a way so as to narrow, limit
vision or cover or interfere with fire hydrants. Failure to follow Village Ordinance 8.06 may be subject
to penalties set forth in the Ordinance.
VILLAGE OF BARNEVELD RESIDENTS
WINTER PARKING REGULATIONS
Village of Barneveld residents are reminded that
winter parking regulations go into effect on November 15, 2014 and continue in effect until April 15,
2015. Village ordinance states that no person shall
park any vehicle on the streets of the Village between the hours of midnight and 7:00 am except as
follows: parking between midnight and 7:00 am on
the even side of the street on even numbered days
and the odd side of the street on odd numbered days
unless a snow emergency has been declared.
There is also NO PARKING on E. Orbison Street as
of November 15, 2014 through April 15, 2015.
ALTERNATE SIDE PARKING VIOLATIONS ARE
$25 PER OFFENSE.
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LASSIFIEDS
BARNEVELD SHOPPER
SATURDAY NOON DEADLINE: 12:00 PM
Items received on or before Saturday's mail will be included in the upcoming Thursdays publication.
$10.00/30 words or less, 10 cents for each additional
word after 30. Call 924-2002 for other ad cost.
ASSISTANT MANAGER
E-MAIL DEADLINE: 12:00 p.m. on Saturday.
The Barneveld Subway has
E-MAIL: [email protected]
positions available for a fullIn the subject line enter (Shopper & your phone #)
time assistant manager-nights and weekends.
There are also positions available for part-time nights CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS ACCEPTED: call 9242002
and weekends.
If you would enjoy working with people in a fast paced, Please send/enclose payment to:
friendly and clean environment please stop by Subway Barneveld Shopper 2827 McSherry-Nihles Rd, Barneveld, WI 53507
to pick up an application or apply online at
www.mysubwaycareer.com.
AMERICAN LEGION SAL meets the 2nd Tues. of each
month @ the Legion Hall.
AMERICAN LEGION will meet the first Monday of
each month at 7:00 PM at the American Legion hall.
HEALTHCARE EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
To find out more detailed information about all open positions
and to apply, go to our website at
www.uplandhillshealth.org
Upland Hills Health
800 Compassion Way, Dodgeville, WI 53533
*Director of Acute Care Services – full-time Med/
Surg/ICU nursing management position
*Nurse Practitioner Hospitalist/House Supervisor –
part to full time APNP hospitalist position.
*OB RN - .75 FTE evening/night position; 12 hour
shifts
*Nursing Assistant – Night Shift CNA position in
our LTC unit.
*RN House Supervisor - .6 FTE day/evening shift; 12
hour shifts
*Nursing Assistant - .5 FTE p.m. shift on the Med/
Surg unit
*Housekeeping – 1.0 FTE day shift
SUCCESSFUL BUSINESSES ARE
USUALLY CONSISTENT
AND AGGRESSIVE ADVERTISERS
A common excuse from small business owners is “The BIG
businesses can afford to advertise, but we’re just a small
company. Sure, some of these big businesses started out
with large investment capital, but consider this perspective—Perhaps they were small, gained momentum, and
continued to grow because they understood the importance
of and utilized their advertising. They out-advertised their
competition in order to gain their position, and then have
continued to advertise to maintain that position.
NOTICE FROM THE BARNEVELD
POLICE DEPARTMENT:
SANTA COP
Once again the Barneveld Police Department
is proud to sponsor the Barneveld Santa Cop.
The Santa Cop program provides a gift or gifts
for a child or elderly person, who may not
otherwise have a Christmas.
If you or someone you know is in need of this service
please contact the Barneveld Police Department at
403 E County Hwy ID, Barneveld, WI 53507 or
608-924-6861 or [email protected].
All information received is kept confidential. We will
need the name of the parent(s), the address and
phone number and if children are included in the request list the children by name, sex, age and clothing
size. Please turn in your request before December
10th, 2014. With your help we hope to make this a
season of giving and sharing for all.
Also if anyone would like to make a donation to the
Santa Cop program, please contact the Barneveld
Police Department. Thank you.
BARNEVELD
HEAT I NG
(FORMERLY SOUTHWEST MECHANICAL)
FOR ALL YOUR
HVAC NEEDS
ROGER UPTEGRAW
608-220-1667 OR 608-924-2053
TH COMMUNITY CLOTHES CLOSET'S hours are
the 2nd & 4th Saturdays, 10 a.m. -noon and the 3rd
Thursday, 5-7 p.m. The Clothes Closet located at 102 E.
Lincoln St., Mt. Horeb.
FOOD PANTRY: The Barneveld Food pantry is a cooperative outreach of the Barneveld & Ridgeway churches, local organizations and private donations. The Food
pantry, housed at the Barneveld Lutheran facility is
available for those in need in the area. The Pantry is
Open on Wednesday 9:30 – 3:30 or by appointment by
contacting 924-8621. Donations are always welcome.
THE BARNEVELD ADVANCEMENT ASSOCIATION is looking for new members. We meet the 3rd
Tuesday of every month, so if you’re interested in giving
back to the community please come to the American
Legion Hall at 7pm.
THE BLUE MOUNDS FOOD PANTRY & CLOTHING CONNECTION is located at 11010 Blackhawk
Drive, located in the Blue Mounds Industrial Park south
of Hwy 18/151. Hours are every Thursday from 9 to
11 and 4 to 6. We have no residence restrictions. You
can come every week. We offer free food and clothing.
Questions about food contact Sharon at 437-8680 or
clothing contact Fran at 437-2213.
Always willing to accept donations. Monetary ones can
be sent to PO Box 92, Blue Mounds, WI 53517 while
others can be brought to the Pantry during open hours
or call the contacts.
BARNEVELD SCHOOL BOARD meets the 2nd
Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. THE NOVEMBER REGULAR BOARD MEETING WILL BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 5, NOT ON
THE 12TH
First Deer Certificates Available Again “is it worth it to
by Jerry Davis
Hunters who kill their first
deer during any season and with
any implement, gun or bow, may request a first deer certificate from the
Wisconsin Department of Natural
Resources.
The process is entirely handled by email unless the user does
not have an email address, in which
case other arrangements may be
made by contacting the DNR deer
program.
A friend can handle the process
and have the certificate emailed to
his or her address, too. The user can
then print the certificate on any type
of paper or on photograph quality
paper.
Last year about 1,000 hunters
requested a certificate for their first
deer. The program has been expanded to include turkeys, too, with
about the same amount of interest
as with the deer program.
This certificate is one way hunters, of any age, can commemorate
their deer hunting experience. Of
course any deer qualifies the hunter.
If a photograph is included, it
must be in good taste; otherwise a
stock photograph will be substituted
by the DNR. Photographs should
not show any alcohol containers,
inappropriate gun/bow handling, or
disrespect for the animal.
When writing a note about the
hunt, all language should be appropriate or the submission will not be
fulfilled.
General information requested,
which will appear on the certificate,
include hunter’s name, date of kill,
method of hunting such as gun or
bow, county where hunt occurred,
companions involved in the hunt,
general location such as uncle’s farm
and a few notes about the hunt.
The digital photograph must be
uploaded from the hunter’s computer at the same time the information
for the certificate is provided.
Return time of the certificate is usually very short, but may
be longer during the nine-day gun
deer season.
There is no deadline for submitting a request and the certificate
is available to hunters of any age.
The form is found on the DNR
Web page, www.dnr.wi.gov. Search
first deer certificate, answer to questions on the form, and attach a photograph. The entire process is free
and there is no charge for the certificate.
advertise in your
local newspaper?”
For many small businesses that sell to
consumers,
yes it is — provided you
think of your local newspaper as not
being the major-metro newspaper but
the local community or suburban newspaper, where the audience is targeted,
the ad rates lower, and the staff motivated to place your marketing message
with more of a personal touch.
Call The Barneveld Shopper Today To
Get Your Business Noticed!
BARNEVELD BOOSTER CLUB
BARNEVELD UCC
FOOTBALL...VOLLEYBALL
X-COUNTRY...CHEERLEADING
SUPPORT OUR YOUTH
HOLIDAY CRAFT FAIR
SAT. NOV. 22 - 9am - 2pm
BARNEVELD LEGION HALL
VENDORS NEEDED - 437-1005
SAVE THE DATE
FORD APPLIANCE
“SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS”
MINERAL POINT
662 Dodge St.
608-987-2748
Visit Either
Location
DARLINGTON
420 Main St.
608-776-3333
*Refrigerators *Microwaves
*Water Softeners *Washers/Dryers
*Freezers *Water Heaters *Dishwashers
[email protected]
After the
sale it's the
service that counts.
Purchase locally and
get fast, reliable,
and friendly
service!
GET NOTICED
ADVERTISE
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WEEKLY & NOW ON THE WEB
YEARLY RATES ARE LESS THAN
YOU BUYING STAMPS FOR
ONE WEEK
Pancake, Sausage, Ham, Scramble Egg
Breakfast
Sunday, November 9th
8 to 11 AM
Immaculate Conception Church
Barneveld
Featuring home-made buttermilk pancakes
Silent Auction, too!
Everyone Welcome
The Barneveld Public
Library would like to
thank everyone who
donated their time,
talents, resources,
strength, and food to
our fundraisers
during Fair Day.
Thank you!
Gaffney Family Cattle
Millers
Sams Club
United Church of Christ Barneveld
Vermont Valley Farm
Walmart of Dodgeville
Mary Atkinson
Iris Boehm
Lorene Collins
Lona Copus
Karyn Culver
Mariea Danz
Joanne Deal
Jake Doescher
Shirley Duffey
Valeria Gordon
Alex Ignatius
Donna Irish
Jeanie Kirch
Nick Kirch
Michelle Lancaster
Terri Liebmann
Tim Liebmann
Kate McKinney
Mary Ann Myers
Rosann Myers
Roslyn Peterson
Hazel Roberts
Ashley Roethle
Dave Schlimgen
Mary Ellen Schultze
Dorinda Segebrecht
Chad Simonson
Zach Simonson
Heather Lancaster
Jill Sutter