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Cards cruise
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PAGE 2B
Archery
program
hits mark
THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 2016
TWO SectionS - 18 Pages
Number 2
Edwards caps his career at nearly 40 years
by RENAE CALDWELL
Staff Writer
Upset bid
falls short
PAGE 1B
Hometown
hero
PAGE 4B
INDEX
Area……………. 4B
Classified…….. 10-11
Faith…………… 8
What’s Up…...
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2
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TV Log………...
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The popularity of an archery
program at Meadowview Middle
School in Sparta warrants
another coach, the personnel and
educational initiatives committee
of the school board decided this
week.
It recommended hiring a
second coach for $359.
Middle school activities director
Toby Oswald said between 30
and 40 students participate in
the archery club twice per week
before school. The group attends
competitions in the winter and
spring, including a large event
held in March in conjunction
with the Sportsmen’s & Outdoor
Recreation Expo held at the
school.
The Sparta Gridiron Booster
Club hosts the expo, but Oswald
indicated the archery club will
be the chief organizers of the
Sparta Classic archery shoot, as
it has grown to more than 500
participants.
Mathews, Inc. is a major
sponsor of the event, and a
crucial partner for the archery
club, which is part of the National
Archery in the Schools Program.
“It’s a great partnership we have
with Mathews,” said Oswald.
In
other
business,
the
committee heard a report about
the district’s communications
methods by Communications
Coordinator Autumn Grooms.
In addition to promoting the
district through the Sparta
newspapers, it also utilizes
several social media venues,
including
Facebook,
Twitter,
Instagram and Pinterest, as well
as LinkedIn, for professional
connections. It also publishes a
blog.
The district revamped its
website over the past few months.
The website, www.spartan.org,
is now more user-friendly and
includes a search bar and a place
for groups and organizations
to submit their flyers, Grooms
noted.
How many people can relate to this view? -- Dr. Mark Edwards, as he leans in, ready to perform dentistry on a patient in the chair. Edwards
is retiring after almost four decades. He sold his practice to Sparta Dental Center and closed his W. Wisconsin Street practice as of Dec. 31.
Edwards is helping with his patients’ transition to the new dentist, Dr. Jennifer Knoll.
Photo by Renae Caldwell
Retirement will leave a hard-to-fill cavity in Sparta
by RENAE CALDWELL
Staff Writer
Just like his gut feeling to
practice dentistry in Sparta, Dr.
Mark Edwards used his instinct
when deciding to retire.
“Doc” Edwards as he is known
by most, closed his practice at
605 W. Wisconsin St. on Dec.
31. He sold his practice to Dr.
Jennifer Knoll of Sparta Dental
Center, 3000 Riley Rd.
“I’m helping transition my
patients to Sparta Dental
Center,” said Edwards, noting
it is important to him that his
patients have somewhere to go
to continue their dentistry.
Edwards began practicing
in Sparta in 1976, shortly
after graduating from Indiana
University Dental School.
Edwards was passing through
Sparta on his way to look for a
public health site to begin his
career. In his motel room, he
read a directory that indicated
there were a few dentists in
town in their 60s. He thought
he should consult with them in
case they were close to retiring
and there might be room for him
here.
His journey led him to
doctors Curt Barlow and Jack
Alexander.
Edwards clicked with Barlow
immediately over their shared
love of the outdoors. It was
the mounts and fishing lures
decorating his home and office
walls that cemented the deal,
and soon Edwards joined their
practice on W. Oak Street.
“Dr. Barlow was a great
mentor to me, and Dr. Alexander
was very kind,” said Edwards.
Edwards
purchased
the
W. Wisconsin Street location
in 1980, and Barlow and
Alexander came with him until
their respective retirements.
In his hey-day Edwards had
a patient list of about 4,000,
and through most of it was a
trio of dedicated staff members.
Chairside
assistant
Barb
Schmitz has been with him for
33 years; office assistant Kay
Flock has been with Edwards
for 32 years; and hygienist
Shannon Stuessel has worked
for Edwards for 17 years.
Schmitz and Stuessel also
made the transition to Sparta
Dental Center.
“I can’t say enough good
things about the women that
worked here,” said Edwards.
Of course, he will miss his
patients tremendously.
“Patients became my friends,”
he said. “It was good to catch up
with them when they came in
for appointments.”
In his almost 40 years of
dentistry in Sparta, Edwards
saw multiple generations of
families – even four generations
a time or two.
“There’s going to be some
sadness because of all the
personal
relationships
I’ve
Tomah aviator just can’t keep his head out of the clouds
Former civil defense coordinator Gordy Stelter shares his love of aviation with a new generation
by MARCI MARTIN
Contributing Writer
Ask Gordon “Gordy” Stelter
about flying and a big smile will
come over his face. “I just love
it,” he says. Over the years, his
love of flying has provided him a
long and storied life in different
careers as well as in community
service.
Stelter took over responsibility
for part of the family farm his senior year of high school in 1952,
doing chores in the morning before school. “I told my dad, I’d
do it, and he wasn’t going to let
me. But his friend said “Why not?
It’s not like he can do any worse!”
Stelter laughs. He has been on
the farm ever since, although his
son runs it now. It has been in
the family for 135 years.
In 1958, Stelter also started
working for the first Tomah radio station, WTMB, doing farm
reports. As the farm director, he
covered what was going on with
various crops and farms in the
area. In 1962, John D. Rice of
Sparta called him up and asked
Stelter to cover the Monroe County Fair, which Stelter did until
1966. He had the opportunity to
work with Orion Samuelson from
Ontario, WI who went on to national recognition for the syndicated US Farm Report. “When we
were done,” Stelter said, “he got
to go to Chicago, and I went back
to the farm.”
One of the things that Samuelson and Stelter had in common
was that they both loved to fly.
“It was one of the things we could
talk about when we got together,”
he said. Stelter earned his pilot
license in 1958.
His flying skills met up with his
reporting experience when Stelter covered the Fort McCoy fire.
It was hard to get information
about the fire using traditional reporting methods, so Stelter
would fly along the fire, noting efforts and updates, and then send
them into the radio station with
the noise of the plane behind his
voice. His updates made the Associated Press and United Press
as well as newspapers country
wide.
Stelter was a member of the
civil air patrol as well, helping
with urgent and emergent situations like the La Crosse flood. In
1966, there was an opening for
a part-time county civil defense
coordinator. Stelter was one of
seven men that interviewed for
it. “Some of these guys had military backgrounds behind them. I
didn’t think I had a chance in the
world competing against these
guys,” he said. “I told them I have
no military background, just in
Committee gives nod
to Eagle Scout project
by RENAE CALDWELL
Staff Writer
dinator.”
It was a job that Stelter did for
another 30 years, retiring in July
of 1996. As the county civil de-
A new sign will greet people at
the Sparta Area School District
track and field complex, if the
concept is approved by two
more voting entities.
Sparta High School Junior
Max Engh wants to replace the
existing sign as his Eagle Scout
project for Boy Scout Troop 67.
The
current
sign
is
dilapidated and the paint is
chipped, he explained to the
finance and facilities committee
of the school board this week.
Engh said he spoke with
several
school
officials
regarding the project, all of
whom were in favor of the
aesthetic upgrade.
The language would stay
the same – Sparta Track and
Field Sports Complex – but
the lettering would be slightly
different, in a block style
protruding from the face of
the sign. The sign itself would
be made of weatherproof
materials.
Engh estimated the cost
of the sign and pillars to be
between $1,000 and $1,500.
He plans to fundraise, but
noted
officials
indicated
existing funds from the track
(See CLOUDS Page 9)
(See SCOUT Page 9)
With over five-and-a-half decades of flying experience, former Monroe
County Civil Defense Coordinator Gordy Stelter’s favorite place is still
in the cockpit of one of the Tomah Flying Club’s two Cessnas imparting
his knowledge to a new generation of pilots.
charge of civil aviation here at
the airport, and a little search
and rescue team. I don’t know
why but they came out at the end
and said, ‘Gordy, we’d like you to
be our county civil defense coor-
developed with patients,” he
said. “But, just like the gut
feeling to come here, the timing
felt right [to retire].”
“I’m 66 years old. I’ve got eight
grandkids and I’d like to spend
more time with them,” he said.
Edwards’ three adult children
all grew up in Sparta. Son Bryan
and his wife, Christi, live here.
Daughter Allie and her husband,
John, live in La Crescent, and
son Brad lives in Georgia.
Edwards has no plans to
leave the area. His wife, Lynn,
is a dietician with Mayo Clinic
Health System.
“It’s time to do some fun things
with my family,” said Edwards,
who plans on going to the PGA
Masters Tournament in April,
fishing in Canada, and making
regular visits to relatives in
Indiana.
“This area’s been real good to
me. I couldn’t have asked for
more,” he said.
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History Highlights
from the Monroe County
Local History Room
from the Monroe County
Local History Room
Students Of The Month
The following students were named December students of the month from Meadowview Middle School. Front row, from left, are Alissa
Welker, Belinda Brabant, Olivia Wray, Miranda Hobart and Nathan Modjeski. Back row, Brooklyn Schreier, Hunter Schultz, Brady Towne,
Patrick Frisk and Aiden Leis.
History Highlights
from the Monroe County Local History Room
Preparing for the worst: Monroe County’s fallout shelters
by Jarrod Roll
Monroe County historian
The Local History Room has
been researching the 1950s lately
in preparation of an upcoming
display about life in mid-20th
century Monroe County. Part
of
that
research
included
investigating the fallout shelters
in Monroe County during the
Cold War era.
Throughout the 1950s through
the 1970s, the US government
worked to educate citizens about
surviving a nuclear attack—
mostly by providing procedures
on
minimizing
short-term
exposure to fallout. This effort
commonly became known as
Civil Defense.
All over the US, communities
identifiedsafeplacestostayuntil
radiation levels lowered to safe
enough levels. These safe places
were called “fallout shelters.”
Some Americans built fallout
shelters on their property, such
as in their basement.
Others would have relied on
a community fallout shelter. I
recently asked Gordon Stelter of
Tomah, former Monroe County
Civil Defense Director, about the
kind of fallout shelters found in
Monroe County during the Cold
War era.
“I can’t recall any private
fallout shelters existing in Monroe
County during the Cold War,”
stated Stelter. “I’m sure they
were there but my department
didn’t focus on training people
with how to build their own (in
their basements, etc.). Instead,
my department identified and
stocked large fallout shelters
around the county to handle
large numbers of people.”
In fact, by 1962, 75 buildings
throughout the county were
identifiedaspossiblecommunity
fallout shelters. County banks,
schools, taverns, and even the
railroad tunnels were identified
as potential fallout shelters for
the county’s use.
According to Stelter: “The
Chicago Northwestern Railroad
tunnel at Norwalk was the very
best shelter in Monroe County
because it has great fallout
protection and flowing spring
water. Ralph Dutton was the
Emergency Management Director
before me. He was the one who
identified the best places in the
county to serve as shelters and
Vern Zeigler, truck driver for the Nicolet Dray Line, Sheriff Ron Sanders,
and Civil Defense Director Gordon Stelter unload part of the 15-ton
shipment of Civil Defense shelter supplies to be stored throughout
Monroe County.”
then distributed the supplies.
“I replaced Ralph in 1966. My
team’s job was restocking those
shelters with fresh supplies like
hard candy (cherry and lemon
flavored),crackers,and15-gallon
water containers. You suck on
three of those candies and you
didn’t feel like eating a meal.
“We gave the outdated food to
county farmers to feed to their
animals.
Once the crackers
were expired they were fed to
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the chickens. And boy did those
chickens go crazy for those
crackers! The expired candy was
thrown into the feed grinder and
fed to cows.”
When asked if fallout was ever a
risk to Monroe County citizens,
Stelter
responded
“Monroe
County had fallout shelters, not
bomb shelters, although most
could serve for both. Fallout was
more of a risk to us rather than
getting bombed.
“We used to take radiation
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Death camp survivor tells his story
St. Mary’s Hospital loses 5 employees to Desert Shield
fallout tests every week in Monroe
County during the height of the
Cold War. Without the public
knowing, we would weekly take
testsinthefieldswherethecows
pastured since [the radiation]
could get in the milk.
One time, a reading taken from
a Monroe County farm field was
almost high enough in radiation
fallout to tell people to stay in
their homes. This was when the
Soviet Union was testing bombs.”
In 1972, the late Don Goodman
made a training film called “Are
You Ready” for Stelter’s Monroe
County Office of Civil Defense.
The film’s purpose was to
demonstrate how to set up a Civil
Defense operation in case of a
major emergency.
The 19-minute film portrays
real-life disasters as emergency
response teams race to the
rescue from Norwalk to Sparta to
Tomah. Local officials managed
the simulated chaos from their
command center at the Monroe
County Courthouse, and dozens
of Monroe County residents—
young and old—comprised the
cast.
With the help of Don Goodman,
Gordon Stelter, and Mark Davini,
this film was preserved and
transferred to DVD. Copies of
that DVD can be purchased
through the Local History Room’s
website, www.MCLHR.org, or by
visiting in person at 200 West
Main St., Sparta.
The Local History Room is open
Monday through Saturday from
9-4:30. Do you have any stories
about fallout shelters? Please
let us know by contacting us at:
[email protected] or 2698680.
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time with his friends, Halie,
Ashlynn and Callie Lictao on
Wednesday night.
Ina May Erickson celebrated
her birthday on Wednesday,
January 13th.
Jenna Raymer has a birthday
today, Thursday, January 14th.
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They enjoyed catching up and
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Harvey Paulsen celebrated his
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CLUE #1
From downtown Sparta I’m
heading south. Don’t have much
time so I won’t go far.
CLUE #2
Can’t see the lights in Evans
Bosshard Park from here, but I
can get lots of information.
CLUE #3
I think someone should give
Registration:
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blanket.
CLUE #4
I’ll stick around this tree that’s
still holding on to its fruit. Maybe
a flock of Cedar Waxwings will
come keep me company.
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Saturday, Jan. 16, 2016
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
POLICY
Standing up for Wisconsin priorities in 2016
As we start a new year and
a new session of Congress I
will continue to fight for key
Wisconsin priorities, including
ensuring
hard-working
Wisconsinites have access to
good paying jobs, increasing
college affordability, and giving
our veterans the care they have
earned and deserve.
While
we
have
seen
improvement in the economy,
far too many western and central
Wisconsin families continue to
feel like they can’t get ahead.
We need to change this. The
first step is investing in our
greatest resource – our workers –
so that we can remain the most
innovative and creative nation in
the world. I will continue to work
to foster an environment that
creates good paying jobs, gets
Wisconsinites back to work, and
keeps our economy growing.
In addition to investing in our
workers we need to invest in
higher education and help more
students afford college. With
the cost of higher education
continuing to increase, many
hardworking families are finding
it difficult to send their kids
to college. We must take steps
to make sure college remains
affordable and accessible for all
families. In the coming weeks I
will introduce an updated version
of my College Affordability Action
Plan, which
includes
a
number
of
c o m m o n
sense action
items
to
incr ease
c o l l e g e
affordability.
One of my
key priorities
during 2015
Ron Kind
was working
to fix the problems seen at the
Tomah VA Medical Center, and
other VA facilities around the
county, and our work is far from
done. I will continue to work with
anyone willing to help fix these
problems in order to ensure
our Wisconsin veterans receive
the care they have earned and
deserve.
As I keep working to solve issues
that are important to Wisconsin
I encourage you to reach out to
my office with any questions,
comments, or concerns. You can
reach us by calling 608-782-2558
or visiting www.kind.house.gov.
Tax Credit will help families with the high cost of care
As I speak with people across
the district and around the state,
many tell me they feel like they
are working harder and falling
farther behind. And they’re right;
real wages
continue to
stagnate,
w h i l e
the
costs
of
basic
necessities
continue
to
rise.
The
few
jobs being
created in
our
state
Julie Lassa
are mostly
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low-paying,
and we’re still losing middleand upper-income jobs. All
these factors contribute to the
fact that people are falling out
of the middle class in Wisconsin
faster than any other state in
the nation, according to the Pew
Charitable Trust
One of the reasons middle class
families are feeling such a pinch
now is the increasing difficulty
of balancing the demands of
work and family. For example,
according to a 2014 report by
ChildCare Aware, Wisconsin
is the seventh most expensive
state for child care in the nation.
The annual cost of child care in
Wisconsin in 2011 for a 4-yearold was $9,588, and $10,775 for
an infant. That’s higher than the
average annual cost of tuition
and fees for public colleges in
our state. The high cost of child
care impacts parents’ ability to
choose the best child care for
their children. And having to
spend such a large percentage
of household income on care for
children and other dependents
means that less of a family’s
resources can be spent on
food, housing, and other basic
necessities.
Children aren’t the only
family members who may need
expensive care. With our aging
population, more individuals
are relying on long-term medical
care. If that person’s spouse
must continue to work in order
to provide income for their
family, that means costly home
care services must be arranged.
Wisconsin is also in the top
ten most expensive states for
home health care. If a loved one
receives four hours of care five
days a week, costs can range
from around $20,000 to $26,000
a year, depending on where you
live.
The cost of providing care for
children and other loved ones
is a major source of financial
stress for Wisconsin’s middle
class families. That is why I
joined with State Representative
Melissa Sargent (D-Madison) to
introduce a tax credit for child
and dependent care expenses.
This proposal mirrors the current
federal tax credit that can be
claimed for expenses related to
caregiving expenses that are
necessary so a family member
can hold a job.
Allowable expenses for a
qualifying
individual
under
federal law include costs for inhome care or daycare, nursery
school or preschool programs,
and before-school and afterschool
care
for
school-age
children. Depending on the
claimant’s
adjusted
gross
income, the credit may be worth
between 20 and 35 percent of the
claimant’s allowable expenses,
up to a maximum annual
amount of $3,000 if there is one
qualifying individual and up to
$6,000 if there are two or more
qualifying individuals. Under the
proposal I introduced, anyone
who is eligible for the federal
credit would be able to claim the
same amount on their state tax
return.
Wisconsin’s
hard-working
middle class men and women
shouldn’t have to struggle to
make sure their loved ones are
cared for. A child and dependent
care tax credit is one important
step toward making sure that
people who work hard and play
by the rules can provide for their
families.
Sen. Lassa of Stevens Point
represents
Wisconsin’s
24th
Senate District, which includes
northern Monroe County and the
cities of Sparta and Tomah.
Area legislators co-author USO resolution
Tuesday,
the
Wisconsin
State
Assembly
passed
a
Joint Resolution co-authored
by
Representative
Nancy
VanderMeer
(R-Tomah)
and
Senator Julie Lassa (D-Stevens
Point) to proclaim February 2016
as USO Wisconsin Month.
The
United
States
Organizations
Incorporated
(USO) has collaborated with the
Department of Defense providing
programs, services, and live
entertainment to all branches of
the military since its creation in
1941.The USO has been active in
Wisconsin since 1943. Currently,
the USO serves 25,000 military
families through two centers in
Milwaukee and a new facility
at Fort McCoy located between
Sparta and Tomah in the 70th
Assembly District.
“The
expansion
of
USO
services across Wisconsin will
WISTAX Facts:
Gas taxes claim smaller share of income despite rise in rates
Gas tax rates in Wisconsin
have not increased since 2006,
when the state stopped adjusting
the rate for inflation (“indexing”).
However, today’s per gallon tax
($0.31) is significantly higher
than it was in 1980 ($0.09).
Currently, Wisconsin’s rate ranks
14th highest of the 50 states.
Despite the rise in rate, gas
tax collections have declined
as a share of personal income
for nearly 20 years, falling from
0.67% in 1988 to 0.40% in 2015.
The
Wisconsin
Taxpayers
Alliance
is
a
nonpartisan,
nonprofit research organization
dedicated to good government
through citizen education since
1932.
offer more available support to
our service members and their
families,” said Rep. VanderMeer.
“We are proclaiming February
2016 as USO Wisconsin Month
to
commemorate
the
75th
Anniversary of the USO and to
raise the awareness of the positive
impact of the organization.”
The Sparta newspapers will not print
candidate endorsements as letters
to the editor. Nor will we accept
thank you letters. Endorsements
and thank yous should be directed
to the advertising department.
We welcome letters that focus on
issues from all political stances. We
also will not print letters that make
unsubstantiated claims, are libelous
or are unsigned.
Letters to the Editor
Why I Withdrew
Dear Editor;
To the constituents of District 14 for Monroe County Supervisor,
Monroe County Board, and residents of Monroe County:
It is with mixed emotions that I announce my withdrawal from the
election for Monroe County Board Supervisor effective immediately.
I have recently accepted another opportunity that will better fit my
career goals and family obligations, which requires travel for work
out of the area. Unfortunately, this new opportunity restricts me from
dedicating the time needed to fully represent my district and county
to the best of my ability.
I am honored to be considered for the position and I would like to
thank everyone for their support.
Gary Flock
Cashton
Politics, Religion, Iowa, Cruz
Dear Editor:
When politics get mixed up with religion, both lose
credibility. Sometimes they look silly. That was never more evident
than it has been in the Iowa Republican presidential race. Iowa
Republicans usually support candidates who flaunt religion.
First it was Gov. Scott Walker, who blatantly told Republicans that
God told him to run for president. Even Iowa evangelicals didn’t
buy that Walker whopper for long, however. When Walker failed to
manage his campaign budget and dropped out, Iowa Republicans
went for the next most ostentatiously religious candidate, Dr. Ben
Carson. Walker, by the way, never explained God’s change of heart.
After Carson’s eccentric statements and campaign blunders
caused him to falter, Iowa Republicans flirted briefly with Donald
Trump before shading to the next religious extremist, Senator Ted
Cruz. Cruz quickly revealed his intolerance and lack of empathy for
those in need. “We will carpet bomb them into oblivion,” he said
of Islamic State terrorists, exposing his machismo and disregard for
killing innocent civilians. Cruz took an unchristian, cold-hearted
and bigoted view of accepting Syrian refugees, declaring that the
U.S. should accept Syrian Christians but not Muslims. He said we
cannot tell the few bad Muslims from the rest, but he ignored the
same problem among Christians. He apparently was not concerned
about pedophile Christian clergy, for example, even though that has
been a serious problem.
Extreme hypocrisy always plays a supporting role to extreme
religion, and Iowa politics pulls the curtain back.
Dave Wester
Elroy
Tomah man convicted of threatening Obama’s life
Brian Dutcher found guilty following two-day trial in federal court in Madison
Following a two-day trial in
U.S. District Court in Madison,
a jury Tuesday convicted Brian
Dutcher, 55, Tomah, of two
counts of threatening the life of
the president of the United States
The jury reached its verdict
after almost five hours of
deliberation.
According to court records,
Dutcher travelled to La Crosse on
July 1, 2015, where Pres. Obama
was scheduled to make a speech
the next day.
While at the La Crosse Public
Library, Dutcher told a library
security officer that he was in La
Crosse to shoot the president.
Brian Dutcher
Dutcher also threatened the
life of the president in a posting disagreement
to
threatening
he made on June 30, 2015, on the life of the President, those
Facebook. He posted, “that’s it! who make the threats will be
Thursday I will be in La Crosse. prosecuted and convicted.”
Hopefully I will get a clear shot
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lawyer,
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penalty of five years in federal
prison on each count.
The charges against Dutcher
were the result of an investigation
by the U.S. Secret Service and
the La Crosse Police Department.
The prosecution of this case is
being handled by Assistant U.S.
Attorneys Julie S. Pfluger and
Jeffrey Anderson.
Report of stolen
wallet leads to
robbery charge
A Sparta woman is accused of
robbery after she allegedly stole
a wallet from a woman who had
given her a ride home.
According to the criminal
compliant, a woman gave Kristy
M. Womick, 33, a ride to her home
on South “K” Street. Womick
reportedly asked for money
from the woman, who refused
her. Womick became upset and
allegedly started punching the
woman. The victim said Womick
took her wallet and ran into the
house.
Womick told police she went
to exit the car and the woman
pulled her across to the driver’s
seat. Womick said she held the
woman’s head down and the
woman bit her. Womick then
grabbed the other female’s wallet
and said she was calling the
police. Womick said she went
inside her home and called the
police. She said she held the
wallet so the other woman would
not leave before authorities
arrived.
When police arrived, it was
apparent Womick was under the
influence of drugs, according to
the complaint. She had visible
scabs consistent with abuse of
controlled substances, and her
pupils were dilated.
Womick possessed a variety
of pills and was uncooperative
during her arrest.
The wallet was located and
presented to the other woman,
who reported money was missing.
Womick was charged in Monroe
County Circuit Court with
robbery with the use of force,
theft, battery, disorderly conduct,
possession of an illegally obtained
prescription and bail jumping, all
as a habitual criminal. A $1,000
cash bond was set. A 7 p.m. to
7 a.m. curfew was imposed. She
may not have contact with the
victim or her residence.
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Ask The Trainer
by Dave Erickson - ACE-Certified Personal Trainer, ACE-Certified Lifestyle & Weight Management Consultant
Editor’s Note: Dave Erickson owns and operates an area health club.
This time of the year a lot of
people are trying to lose weight.
Unfortunately most of us were
also trying to lose weight last
January! In another paper, I
read that the columnist’s New
Year resolution was to NOT make
any resolutions this year because
she never keeps them anyway! I
can see how a lot of people could
develop the same attitude.
However, those people trying
to lose weight this month are
CONSCIOUSLY
thinking
the
past does not equal the future
otherwise why try?
Be one
must know that the invisible
source of our internal dialog, our
SUBCONSCIOUS, is programmed
that the past equals the future.
That is how your brain is
designed to work—to powerfully
believe and remember that the
past equals the future.
If you’ve slipped on ice before,
you will find it very hard not to
walk slowly or avoid ice in the
future. The same mechanism
controls that internal voice that
motivates you to do what you
do. If I were to coach you, the
first thing we would work on is
your brain’s programming that
the past equals the future. To
lose weight, you have to exercise
and eat healthy. If you’re not
succeeding at this, your internal
voice must be telling you how
much
you
dislike
exercise
and enjoy your current eating
preferences thus motivating how
you feel and what you do.
So the key to keeping your
weight loss resolution this year
Shilling announces
staff office hours
As
legislators
begin
the
spring legislative floor period,
Senator Jennifer Shilling (DLa Crosse) announced that
district representative Taylor
Goodine will hold several local
office hours in January and
February.
These office hours offer local
residents an opportunity to meet
with Sen. Shilling’s staff, share
their thoughts on state issues
and request assistance with state
agencies.
Thursday, Jan. 21 from 3:305:00pm at the Norwalk Village
Hall - Meeting Room, 208 S.
Church St.
Tuesday, Feb. 2 from 3:004:30pm at Holmen Village Hall
- Board Room 2, 421 Main St.
Holmen.
Wednesday, Feb. 17 from 3:30
pm-5:00 pm at Hillsboro Public
Library - Meeting Room, 819
High Ave., Hillsboro.
These listening sessions are
open to the public and no RSVP
is required. If individuals would
like more information, they can
contact Sen. Shilling’s district
office at 1-608-782-2785 or tollfree at 1-800-385-3385 or email
[email protected].
is to understand what I just
explained and to use YOUR
conscious voice to override your
subconscious
internal
voice
that motivates you away from
what you need to do to succeed
at your goal.
This involves
teaching (reprogramming) your
brain to love exercise and love
eating healthy. Once your brain
is programmed as such, your
internal voice will motivate you
to do what you in the past had
to use willpower to force yourself
to do.
Reprogramming your brain
involves TALKING BACK to it when
it shows you its programming.
For example, let’s say you dislike
going to the gym and you hear
your internal voice say “I don’t
want to go to the gym, someone
might see me.” You say to your
brain (preferably out loud): “That
is silly, the gym is full of regular
folks…and besides, I need to stop
caring so much about what other
think…that’s gotten me into this
mess of not taking care of myself.”
If you find talking back to your
internal self-defeating dialog
difficult to do, you’re not alone.
Most folks don’t understand
what I have just explained and
we think talking to yourself
strange.
But if you were to
come up to me and say the
same thing, my response would
be the same as your positive
self-talk: “That is silly, the gym
is full of regular folks….” So to
change the old programming that
keeps sabotaging your New Year
resolutions, you either need to
find someone who is doing what
you want to do and tell them all
your internal thoughts and feeling
and listen to their rebuttals,
or you can do it yourself using
positive Self-Talk.
This year, put your efforts into
reprogramming your brain and
you won’t be fighting a losing
battle trying to use willpower to
make changes. Once your brain
is reprogrammed, it will work
FOR you with internal dialog
motivating you to eat healthy and
exercise. Weight loss then will
become an automatic outcome!
For more information on the
power of Self-Talk, I highly
recommend the book “What to
Say When you Talk to Your Self”
by Shad Helmstetter, Ph.D.
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Obituaries
KATHERINE MENN
June 30, 1923—January 9, 2016
NORWALK - Katherine Menn,
92, died peacefully at home
January 9, 2016, surrounded
by her loving family.
Born in Atlantic, Iowa on June
30, 1923 to Arthur Ransford
Mayhew Fletcher and Anna
Marie (Bruff) Fletcher, she was
graduated as
salutatorian
from Austin
High School,
El
Paso,
Texas,
in
1941.
A
member of the
Sigma Kappa
Sorority, she
completed her
BA majoring
in
Spanish
and minoring
in Portuguese,
graduating
Phi
Beta
Kappa
from
the University
Katherine Menn
of Wisconsin,
Madison in 1946.
On December 27, 1947, she
was united in marriage to Jacob
John Menn at St. Clement
Episcopal Church in El Paso,
Texas. They were blessed with
four children.
While raising their children,
the family lived in California,
New York and St. Louis, MO.
Katherine was an active church
volunteer at the churches they
attended,
teaching
Sunday
school, organizing Christmas
pageants, and serving as Junior
Choir Mother. She was a faithful
member of Norwalk United
Methodist Church from 1966
until present.
Katherine returned to college
to pursue teaching certification
at Webster College, U of
Missouri at St. Louis, and Eden
Theological
Seminary.
She
moved from St. Louis to Norwalk,
Wisconsin to teach Spanish at
Sparta High School from 19661968. From 1968 until her
retirement in 1988, she taught
Spanish, remedial reading, and
elective English at Kickapoo
High School in Viola, WI. Upon
her retirement, she volunteered
at Brookwood Area Schools,
using her teaching skills and
Spanish to help non-English
speaking young students. Her
students respected her high
standards and expectations,
and they loved her sense of
style which was fashionable,
elegant, and unique. She had
the spectacular millinery and
high heels for any occasion.
Known as Kitty as a young
woman, she became Mama
Kitty to her grandchildren and
great-grandchildren. Reflecting
her name, she adored cats.
From
childhood
on,
she
loved classical music, ballet,
and grand opera, attending
performances
regularly
in
La Crosse, Milwaukee and
Madison.
Admired for her hats, she was
often asked to do presentations
on the history of fashion. Family
and friends borrowed wonderful
outfits and accessories, but
could only wish they had her
gorgeous legs.
Retirement gave more time
to travel to see family across
the U.S. and in Europe, to
cruise, to help with family cattle
round-up events, and to read.
She was a lifelong avid reader
with a special zest for murder
mysteries
and
theological
musings. She was always ready
to compassionately listen to any
family or friend no matter the
circumstances. She embodied
unconditional
love
without
ever compromising her own
standards.
Katherine is survived by her
husband of 68 years, Jacob
John Menn; their children: Dr.
Jeffrey Fletcher (Paula) Menn
of Norwalk, WI, Dr. Jessica
A. (Dr. Thomas) Ambelang of
Sheboygan, WI, Jacqueline
Jean Erwin, Ph.D. of Culver, IN,
and Katherine Elizabeth (aka
Twinky) (Richard) Satterthwaite
of Stevens Point, WI.
Also
surviving
are
14
grandchildren:
Emily
Anne
Menn Esq., Sgt. Jacob John
(Clarissa) Menn, Aurora Estelle
(Gabriel)
Slattery,
Austin
Jeffrey Menn, Dr. Charles
Arthur
(Rachel)
Ambelang,
Major George Frederick (Brie)
Ambelang,
Henry
Clement
Esq.
(Gloria)
Ambelang,
Capt. John Jeffrey Ambelang
(Capt. Seon Jeong Choi), Dr.
Eleanor Anna (Capt. Martin)
Erwin, June Anna Katherine
(Michael) Erwin, Capt. William
James (Kristen) Erwin, Jenna
Katherine Satterthwaite (Adam
Plaiss), Erica May (Capt. David)
Huffman, and Heidi Elizabeth
(Capt. Michael) Putterill.
She has been blessed with 24
great-grandchildren plus two
more boys on the way: Claire,
Adeline, Thaddeus, Antonia,
Irene, and Shannan Slattery;
Jeffrey Menn; Jason, Jacob,
and James Ambelang; Thomas
and Eleanor Erwin; Lewis,
Elizabeth,
Katherine,
and
Abigail Erwin; Alice and Ben
Plaiss; Jonathan, Joshua, and
Elijah Huffman; James, Liam,
and David Putterill.
She is also survived by her
sister, Martha J. (Fletcher)
McCourt; her beloved niece,
Marianna L. McCourt (Troy)
Gilbertson of Eau Claire, WI;
and many nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents, she
is predeceased by her brothers,
William Ransford Fletcher and
John Fletcher; sister, Mary
Elizabeth
Fletcher;
son-inlaw, Lewis Erwin; and greatgranddaughter, Anna Victoria
Erwin.
The family would like to
specially thank Dr. Deborah
Prior for her years of loving
care for Katherine. The Vernon
Memorial Emergency Room
Staff, the Vernon Memorial
Hospital staff and the Hospice
staff have always provided
compassionate and professional
care which has been deeply
appreciated.
With respect for her love of
cats and all life, memorials may
be sent to Tina’s Canine Rescue
in Sparta, Tabby Town in
Westby, and Chasing Daylight
Animal Shelter in Tomah or any
humane society.
Visitation will be held on
Friday, February 5, from 5 to 7
p.m., and from 10 a.m. until the
funeral at 11 a.m. on Saturday,
February 6 at Emmanuel United
Methodist Church in Norwalk,
WI. Burial will take place at
Wanderer’s
Rest
Cemetery,
Norwalk, WI.
Online condolences may be
sent to www.vossfh.com
The Vosseteig Funeral Home
of Westby is serving the family.
Vosseteig
Funeral Home
PATRICIA A. MEYERS
December 15, 1949—January 9, 2016
Patricia A. Meyers, 66,
of La Crosse, passed away
peacefully at her home on
Saturday, January 9, 2016.
She was born on December
15, 1949 in Eau Claire, WI to
Earl and Loretta (Poeschel)
Meyers. She grew up in Eau
Claire and graduated from Eau
Claire North High School.
Patricia married Marvin G.
Clark. Upon marriage, they
moved to Colorado and later
returned to the Chippewa
Falls area. In 1983 they moved
to Cataract and later divorced.
Patricia worked for Monroe
County Human Services for
over 15 years. She later moved
to La Crosse.
Patricia
struggled
with
Multiple Sclerosis for over 20
years. Even with the struggles
she endured, she always looked
forward to her semi-annual
casino trips with her siblings
and cheering on the Packers.
Patricia is survived by her
children, Scott (Patty) Clark
of Sparta and Jody (Jason
Haag) Harter of Cashton; her
grandchildren, Josh, Ethan,
Aayliah, and Matthew; her
parents, Earl and Loretta; her
eight brothers and sisters; and
her good friend, Cyndi of La
Crosse.
She was preceded in death
by her sister, Julie Blaeser; and
both paternal and maternal
grandparents.
The family will not be holding
services at this time.
The
Lanham-Schanhofer
Funeral Home, Sparta, is
assisting
the
family
with
arrangements.
offered at www.schanhoferfh.
com
Lanham-Schanhofer
Funeral Home
THOMAS J. STEINHOFF
November 6, 1945—January 10, 2016
SPARTA
Thomas
J.
Steinhoff,
70,
of Sparta, died
Sunday, January
10, 2016 at his
home.
He was born on November 6,
1945 in Sparta to Bernard and
Catherine Steinhoff. He grew
up in Sparta and graduated
from
Sparta
High School
in 1963.
T h o m a s
served
four
years in the
US Navy. He
then received
his associate
degree.
He Thomas Steinhoff
worked
at
Schwartz Printing in La Crosse
and later worked as a lineman
for the telephone company. He
then worked at Ft. McCoy Print
Shop until his retirement in
2006.
Thomas married Maryann
Stefka October 24,1970.
Thomas enjoyed spending
time with his kids and
grandkids.
Thomas
also
enjoyed watching Fox news and
the Green Bay Packer Football
games.
Thomas is survived by his
children, Jesse (Molly) Steinhoff,
Christy (Mark) Stelzner, David
(Sherry) Steinhoff, Kevin (Angie)
Steinhoff, and Brian Steinhoff;
his
grandchildren,
Joseph,
Kaitlyn, Hunter, Ryley, Morgan,
Scarlett, Alexis, Cassidy, Micah,
Caden, and Isaiah; his brothers
and sisters, Nancy (Gene)
Kaijala, Donna (Jerry) Erickson,
Bob Steinhoff, Pat Steinhoff,
John (Vicki) Steinhoff, Mike
Steinhoff,
Linda
Steinhoff,
Jerry Steinhoff, Jeff (Jeanne)
Steinhoff, Barb (Leo) Ward,
Pete (Diane) Steinhoff, Dennis
(Norma) Steinhoff, and John
(Char) Roehrl; and a sister-inlaw, Laurie Steinhoff.
He was preceded in death by
his wife, Maryann; his parents,
Bernard and Catherine; his
sister, Carol “CJ” Loe; his
brother, Daniel and sister-inlaw, Lynn; father and mother
in-law, Charles and Maryann
Stefka.
A prayer service will be held
Thursday (today), January 14,
2016 at 7 p.m. at LanhamSchanhofer Funeral Home,
Sparta, with Father Jerome
Patric officiating. Burial with
full military honors provided
by VFW Post 2112 will be
held Friday at 12 noon in St.
Patrick’s Catholic Cemetery,
Sparta. A luncheon will follow at
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church,
Sparta.
Family and friends are invited
to call at the funeral home on
Thursday (today) from 4 p.m.
until 7 p.m.
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assisting the family with funeral
arrangements.
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LOIS MARIE (TURVILLE) BERZINS
September 5, 1935—January 10, 2016
SPARTA - Lois Marie (Turville)
Berzins, 80, of Sparta, passed
away surrounded by her family
on Sunday, January 10, 2016,
at Gundersen Lutheran Medical
Center, in La Crosse.
She was born in Great Falls,
Montana, on September 5,
1935, to Richard and Lela
(Heath) Turville. In 1957, Lois
m a r r i e d
Vladimirs
Berzins
in
Fairfield,
Montana.
Vladimirs
preceded her
in death on
August
15,
1994.
Lois Berzins
First
and
foremost, Lois was a mother.
Conversations always centered
around her children. She would
share a recent story and make
sure everyone knew just how
proud she was of each of them.
Leon, the worldly scientist;
Burke, the loving caregiver;
Jennifer, the mother of her
grandchildren;
and
Mabel,
the teacher who followed in
her footsteps. Family was
everything to her.
Lois experienced living in
several different states as
well as abroad in Guam and
Germany as she followed her
husband’s military career. She
enjoyed learning about the
different cultures she lived in,
and always had a recipe and
memory to share from each
location. She was an avid
gardener, and enjoyed knitting,
crocheting,
quilting,
and
sewing.
Lois is survived by her
four children: Leon Berzins,
Livermore, CA; Burke Berzins,
Sparta; Jennifer (Leon “Tony”)
Cooper, Pinellas Park, FL; and
Mabel (Bryan Gehrett) Berzins,
Sparta;
five
grandchildren:
Nila (Chris) Pederson, Jarod
(Christene
LaRock)
Meyer,
Tennile Cooper, Ian Cooper
and Jackson Cooper; four
great-grandchildren:
Lucian
Pederson,
Adria
Pederson,
Eli Pederson, Jayden Meyer,
and a future great-grandchild
expected to arrive in June.
She is further survived by a
sister, Margery Lowery and a
brother, Wayne Turville, as well
as many nieces and nephews.
She also had many special
friends who she considered
part of her family - Christopher
Kruse, Dan Meyer, Charlotte
and Roger Hancock, and Amy
Campbell.
by her husband, Vladimirs;
parents, Richard and Lela; close
friends Basil and Linda Cline.
A Funeral Service was held at
11 a.m. on Wednesday, January
13, at the Lanham-Schanhofer
Funeral Home, Sparta, with
Rev. Clyde Ewers officiating.
Burial followed in Farmers
Valley Cemetery.
Family and friends were
invited to call on Wednesday,
from 10-11 a.m. at the funeral
home.
com.
The
Lanham-Schanhofer
Funeral
Home
assisted
the
family
with
funeral
arrangements.
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Funeral Home
PATRICIA J. KOJI
April 18, 1926—January 12, 2016
Patricia J. Koji, 89, formerly
of Sparta, WI, was born April
18, 1926 to Herman Hugo (Pat)
and Delight Rachel (nee Hunt)
Fredrick in Chicago, IL, and
passed away Tuesday, January
12, 2016, in Portage, IN.
Patricia was married to
Kenneth H. Koji July 15, 1943,
who preceded her in death on
May 25, 1981.
She
is
survived
by
a
daughter,
Sharon
(Mark)
Hostetler of Portage, IN; a son,
Ronald Koji of LaCrosse, WI;
a daughter, Barbara (Tom)
Morrison of McFarland, WI;
grandchildren: Jennifer (Jason)
Hamilton
of
Portage,
IN;
Jeremy Morrison of Tacoma,
WA; Tawny (Ben) Ransley of
McFarland, WI; and Abby
Morrison of McFarland, WI;
great-grandchildren:
Amber
and Kaylin Hamilton of Portage,
IN and Saxton Ransley of
McFarland, WI; a sister Mary
(Harry) Sexton of Lake Station,
IN; and nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents and
husband, Patricia was preceded
in death by an infant brother;
and sisters, Marilyn Fredrick
and Virginia LaFranka.
Patricia was employed by the
Wisconsin Child Care Center of
Sparta.
A graveside service will be held
at 10 a.m. Friday, January 15,
2016, in Woodlawn Cemetery,
Sparta, WI.
com
Funeral arrangements were
made by Lanham-Schanhofer
Funeral Home, Sparta.
Lanham-Schanhofer
Funeral Home
FARRELL DEAN SOUSEK JR.
March 2, 1951—January 11, 2016
TOMAH
Farrell
Dean
Sousek Jr., age 64, of Tomah,
Wisconsin,
passed
away
Monday, January 11, 2016, at
the Tomah VA Medical Center.
He was born March 2, 1951, in
Sparta, Wisconsin, to Farrell Sr.
and Carol (Van Keuren) Sousek.
He joined the United States
Air
Force
and
served
in
Vietnam.
He
received
a Bachelor’s
Degree
in
Criminal
J u s t i c e
from
Mount Farrell Sousek Jr.
Senario College in Ladysmith,
Wisconsin.
Dean was united in marriage
to Lori Schroeder in 1973; they
later divorced. Dean worked as
a police officer in North Dakota.
He enjoyed living and working
in several states throughout the
years. Dean loved trips to his
camper to Birch Point Resort
near Bloomer, WI, watching
Fox News, Westerns and WWE
wrestling.
He is survived by his son,
Anthony Sousek; his daughter
and grandchildren, Heather
(Ronald) Schmidt and Alyssa,
Amber and Dillon Schmidt;
siblings,
Daniel
(Tammy)
Sousek of Brackett, WI, David
Sousek of Merrill, WI, Robert
Sousek of Altoona, WI, Thomas
Sousek of Weston, WI, Kristy
(Peter) Schwartz of Merrill, WI
and Susanne Sousek of Merrill,
WI; many nieces, nephews,
other relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death
by his parents, Farrell Sr. and
Carol; a brother, Steve; a sister,
Wendy; and his ex-wife, Lori
Schroeder.
Funeral services will be held
Friday, January 15, 2016, 11
a.m. at the Torkelson Funeral
Home in Tomah. Family and
friends are invited for visitation
Friday from 10 a.m. until the
time of service at the Torkelson
Funeral Home in Tomah. Burial
for Farrell will be held at the
Northern Wisconsin Veterans
Memorial Cemetery at a later
date.
Online
condolences
are
available
at
www.torkelson
funeralhome.com
Torkelson
Funeral Home
JEFFREY T. HUTZENBUEHLER
June 24, 1954—January 10, 2016
SPARTA
Jeffrey
T.
Hutzenbuehler, 61, of Sparta,
died at his home on January
10, 2016, after a long battle
with health issues.
Jeff was born June 24, 1954,
to Eugene and Joan (Jaeger)
Hutzenbuehler in La Crosse,
Wisconsin. He later moved to
Sparta where he remained till
his death. Jeff
had a lifelong
love for cars,
carpentry,
h u n t i n g ,
f i s h i n g ,
helping people
and a definite
Jack-of-allJeffrey
Trades.
He
Hutzenbuehler
was also a
part of Priority One and Empty
Pockets Racing which he
enjoyed very much.
Jeff is survived by his longtime
companion
Barbara
Schaller
of
Sparta,
WI;
son,
Benjamin
(Trisha)
Hutzenbuehler; grandchildren:
Darian, Jace, Dakota, Maliya,
Elizabeth and Chasidy; mother,
Joan Jaeger of Sparta; father,
Eugene (Janice) Hutzenbuehler
of La Crosse; brother, Randy
(Susan)
Hutzenbuehler
of
Milton, FL; sister, Lorna (Bryan)
Hamel of Sparta; step-brother,
Todd Holley of San Diego, CA;
step-brother, Tony Holley of La
Crosse; and several nieces and
nephews.
Jeff was preceded in death
by his infant sister; maternal
grandparents, Raymond and
Lorraine
Jaeger;
paternal
grandparents,
Alfred
and
Verna Hutzenbuehler; his three
uncles, Robert Pfaff, Robert
Hutzenbuehler, and Richard
Hutzenbuehler.
sent to Jeff’s family at www.
schanhoferfh.com.
Per Jeff’s wishes, no services
will be held at this time.
The
Lanham-Schanhofer
assisting
the
family
with
arrangements.
Sleep Well, Jeffy.
Lanham-Schanhofer
Funeral Home
SHARON A. EDMISON
February 13, 1943—January 12, 2016
SPARTA - Sharon A. Edmison,
72, of Sparta passed away on
January 12, 2016 at Gundersen
Lutheran Medical Center in La
Crosse, WI with her family at
her bedside.
She was born on February
13, 1943 to Ora and Betha
(Huntington) Abbott in Cataract,
WI.
She married
R o b e r t
Edmison
on
November 14,
1959. To this
union
three
children were
born.
S h a r o n Sharon Edmison
loved
gardening,
baking,
cooking and spending time with
her family. She had dogs and
cats throughout her life that she
loved and cared for. She always
had room for another stray dog
or cat that came to her home.
Sharon is survived by her
husband, Robert (Rob) of 57
years; a daughter, Imogene
(Drew) of Onalaska; two sons,
Robert (Rocky) and Thomas
of Sparta; a grandson, Matt
Dockter
(Angie)
of
Cedar
Rapids, IA; three sisters, June
Goodenough
and
LaVonne
(John) Shawley of Sparta, and
Anna Mae Pollack of Angelo; a
brother, Warren (Caren) Abbott
of Carson City, NV; numerous
nieces and nephews.
by her parents, Ora and Bertha
Abbott; six brothers, Ben,
Byron, Bernard, Basil, Bill, and
Spencer Abbott; three sisters,
Inez Deters, Henrietta Taholski,
and Calverea Cone.
Visitation was held from
10-11 a.m. today, Thursday,
January
14,
at
LanhamSchanhofer Funeral Home,
Sparta. A private family burial
immediately followed.
Online
condolences
may
be sent to the family at www.
schanhoferfh.com.
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Lanham-Schanhofer
Funeral Home is assisting
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MEETING is held on the third Monday of each month at 11:30 a.m. at
the hospital. New members are always welcome to attend. Upcoming
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18, Aug. 15, Sept. 19, Oct. 17, Nov. 21 and Dec. 19.
BERNICE HELGESEN
August 2, 1920—January 12, 2016
SPARTA - Bernice “Bea”
Evelyn Mae (Atchison) Helgesen,
95, of Sparta passed away
Tuesday, January 12, 2016, at
the Morrow Memorial Home in
Sparta.
She was born on August 2,
1920, in La Crosse. She was the
daughter of Wallace and Mabel
(Indahl) Atchison. She married
George “Lefty”
L.
Helgesen
on
October
4, 1947, in
La
Crosse
and
moved
to Sparta. He
preceded her
in death on
May 16, 2005,
after 57 years Bernice Helgesen
of marriage.
Bernice grew up in La Crosse
and graduated from Logan
High School in 1938. During
World War II, she worked at
(then) Camp McCoy and the
Tomah VA Hospital until she
was married. In later years, she
worked at Sears in Sparta and
retired from the Monroe County
Publishers.
She was an active member of
Trinity Lutheran Church, the
Rebekah Lodge, and a volunteer
at the Tomah VA Hospital.
She enjoyed visiting family
and friends, craft projects,
church group activities and in
later years, reading and word
puzzles.
She is survived by her son,
David (Carole) of Rockland;
daughter, Judy (Steven) Bernett
of Scottsdale, AZ and Sparta;
three
grandchildren,
Jeff
(Jana) Helgesen, Patricia (Dale)
Streeton and Laura Scheppa;
five great-grandchildren. She is
also survived by three brothers,
Willis Atchison of St. Louis, MO,
Robert Atchison of Spring Grove,
MN, and James Atchison of La
Crosse; as well as numerous
nieces and nephews.
In addition to her husband,
Bernice
was
preceded
in
death by her brothers, Warren
Atchison and William Atchison;
and grandson, Ross Scheppa.
The
funeral
service
for
Bernice will be held at LanhamSchanhofer Funeral Home in
Sparta on Sunday, January 17,
2016, at 1 p.m. with Reverend
Mark Kvale officiating. Burial
will be in the Mount Hope
Cemetery, Sparta.
Family and friends are invited
to call at the funeral home on
Sunday from 11 a.m. until time
of services.
In lieu of flowers, memorial
gifts will be donated to Trinity
Lutheran Church in Sparta.
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ALICE R. ANTONY
May 22, 1926—January 9, 2016
SPARTA - Alice R. (Baardseth)
Antony, 89, of Sparta passed
away peacefully January 9,
2016, surrounded by her family.
She was born May 22, 1926,
in the Town of Burns, Wis.,
to Jennie Baardseth. On May
3, 1947, she married Erling
C. Antony, and together they
purchased a dairy farm in
1955 in Big
Creek. There
they enjoyed
w o r k i n g
together
on
the
farm
while raising
their
seven
children.
Family always
came first for
Alice Antony
Alice.
She was a devoted mother
and wife, and treasured time
with grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. Her greatest
talents were making loved ones
smile with her quick wit and
never-ending parade of kitchen
favorites,
from
homemade
bread and cookies to her special
pancakes and famous peanut
butter balls, and making
everyone who walked through
the door feel welcome.
Alice is survived by her seven
children, Steven, Erling Jr.
(Patricia), Margaret Ball, Jeffrey,
Roger, Jenny (Michael) Haun
and Lori; seven grandchildren,
Keith Ball, Douglas (Erika) Ball,
Kathleen (Chris) Pruet, Tess
(Jake) Nyberg, Erling (Kathy)
Antony III, Eric (Lauren) Haun
and James Antony; and five
In Loving Memory of
OLIVER ‘ ROCCO’ OMALZA
10/24/30 - 1/16/12
It’s hard to believe
you are no longer here.
We think of you,
you feel so near,
In some small way,
every single day,
memories of you
come our way.
Sadly missed by children,
grandchildren and
great-grandchildren.
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great-grandchildren,
Landon
and Logan Ball, Addie Nyberg,
Tara Pruet and Tatum Haun.
She is also survived by a
special cousin, Lyle (Boots)
Johnson; brother-in-law and
sisters-in-law; along with many
nieces and nephews.
Alice was preceded in death
by her husband; mother; two
sisters and their husbands,
Anna (George) Lounsbrough and
Alma (Ulrich) Danielson; several
sisters-in-law and brothersin-law; nieces, nephews; and
special cousin, Melvin Johnson.
A Mass of Christian burial
was held at 10 a.m. today,
Thursday, January 14, 2016, at
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in
Sparta, with a burial following
the service in Burns Cemetery
in Bangor.
Visitation was from 5 to 8
p.m. Wednesday, January 13,
2016, at St. Patrick’s Catholic
Church, followed by rosary,
and from 9 a.m. until time of
services Thursday.
offered at www.torkelsonfuneral
home.com
In lieu of flowers, the family
requests
memorials
are
made to the American Lung
Association, Wisconsin Registry
for
Alzheimer’s
Prevention
(WRAP) or the Michael J. Fox
Parkinson’s Foundation.
Torkelson Page-Smith Funeral
Home of Sparta is assisting the
family with arrangements.
Torkelson
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Committee
Meetings
Monroe County Sanitation,
Planning & Zoning, & Dog
Control Committee will meet
Mon., Jan. 18, 6 p.m. in the
Rolling
Hills
auditorium,
14345 Cty. Hwy. B, Sparta.
Monroe
County
Senior
Services - Commission on
Aging will meet Tues., Jan. 19,
11 a.m. at the Sparta Barney
Community Center, 1000 E.
Montgomery St., Sparta. Note
day, time and place.
The Sparta Area School
District Board of Education
and administration will attend
the Wisconsin State Education
Convention in Milwaukee from
Jan. 19-22. This attendance
may constitute a quorum
and a meeting of the board of
education, but no action will
be taken.
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BloodCenter of Wisconsin BLOOD DRIVE will be held Thurs., Jan. 21,
from 1-6 p.m. at Tomah Memorial Hospital. To sign up for the drive,
visit www.bcw.edu/tomahhospital or call (608) 374-6605; walk-ins are
welcome.
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Kriskindlmarkt Donation
The Kriskindlmarkt was the recipient of a $500 donation from
the Lady Butterfest group. Funds were raised during their
annual Ladies Night Out event in November. Accepting the
check from Mary Knoll, left, Lady Butterfest 2008, is Reinhardt
Mueller, Kriskindlmarkt chairman.
New literacy program to put
more books in kids’ hands
by RENAE CALDWELL
Staff Writer
Sparta’s
Director
of
Instructional Services spoke to
the personnel and educational
initiatives committee about a new
literacy initiative this week.
Liz Dostal provided an overview
of
recommendations
made
by a literacy committee. The
committee included teachers and
administrators who met several
times per month beginning last
October.
The group was formed as part of
a five-year, $750,000 Department
of Defense grant -- Project Bold
Shift -- that will allow the district
to improve student learning. A
portion of the grant is aimed at
increasing reading achievement.
Dostal indicated the committee
looked at the current literacy
model,
international
literacy
standards, and noted gaps and
strengths in the district’s current
approach. It weighed pros and
cons of methods and available
instructional
materials
and
settled on the Lucy Calkin’s Units
of Study.
In an effort to allow the teachers
to have a voice on the program
they will be learning about and
implementing, all administration
abstained from voting.
The program is a balanced
approach to literacy instruction.
Students will learn foundational
reading skills, and spend more
time reading. The program relies
on direct instruction and access
to a variety of books for students,
according to Dostal. There also
will be more choices for students
as opposed to having everyone
read the same thing.
Implementation will cost about
$80,800, broken down over
several years, and split between
grant money, referendum funds
and the curriculum budget.
The
program
will
be
implemented over time, beginning
with curriculum writing and
professional development for
kindergarten and first grade this
year.
“Literacy
isn’t
all
about
the materials you buy, but
the training and professional
learning you provide the teachers
in the classroom,” said Dostal.
Dostal plans to have the
program fully implemented for
kindergarten
through
grade
five students by the 2019-2020
school year.
The personnel and educational
initiatives
committee
recommended the program for
approval to the full board.
Sparta Free Library
Monthly
Book Review
All The Light We Cannot See
by Anthony Doerr
This 2014 novel has been 50
weeks on the New York Times Best
Seller List, won the 2015 Pulitzer
Prize for fiction, and the Andrew
Carnegie medal for excellence in
fiction. Set in occupied France
during WWII, the novel centers
on a blind French girl and a
German boy whose paths will
eventually cross.
Marie-Laure LeBlanc is the
daughter of a widowed master
locksmith at the Museum of
Natural History in Paris whom
she often accompanies to work.
Marie suffered from rapidly
deteriorating eyesight before
becoming fully blind due to
cataracts at the age of 6.
Her father promises that he
will always be there for her and
creates a wooden scale-model of
their neighborhood in Paris for
her to memorize by touch so that
she is able to navigate by herself.
He also keeps her mind sharp by
hiding birthday gifts in intricate
puzzle boxes that he carves.
Marie
learns
to
read
Braille and her father gives her
new novels in Braille to read,
which becomes a passion for
her. 8-year-old Werner Pfennig
Duplicate Bridge
Winners at Duplicate Bridge on
Tuesday evening, Jan. 12, were:
First place - Donna Mesner and
Lucy Springer; Second place - Iona
Hayter and Gail Schultz; and Third
place - Ken Kuhn and Maila Kuhn.
This group meets regularly each
Tuesday evening at 6:15 p.m. in
the Hospitality House of St. John’s
Episcopal Church.
Interested
participants
are
welcome. Partnerships can be
arranged. Contact Bev Wendorf at
269-6405 or 269-3526.
is an orphan in the coal-mining
town in Germany. He and his
sister Jutta find a broken shortwave radio behind the Children’s
Home where they live.
Werner manages to repair the
radio and his natural skill for
circuitry becomes apparent. He
and Jutta tune in and listen to
a variety of programs, including
a regular broadcast from France
hosted by an older gentleman
who shares stories about the
world of science, skilfully framed
so that even younger listeners
can understand.
Later, Werner joins the German
Army as a radio specialist, and
Marie and her father flee Paris for
St. Malo to take refuge with her
great-uncle Etienne, a recluse
suffering shell-shock from the
Great War. Unbeknownst to
Marie-Laure, her father has been
entrusted with the Sea of Flames
or one of three exact copies, all
of which must be hidden to keep
them out of the Germans’ hands.
He conceals it in a small wooden
replica of Etienne’s house within
the model he makes of Saint-Malo
so Marie can navigate their new
town. A novel of perseverance
and redemption, it will capture
your heart and mind.
Devorak on
dean’s list
Cody Devorak was named
to the Dean’s list at Southwest
Tech in Fennimore, WI, where
he is enrolled in the electrical
power distribution program. He
is a 2015 Sparta High School
graduate.
The Friends of the Sparta Free Library is holding its WINTER BOOK SALE
Fri., Jan. 22, from 5-7 p.m. and Sat., Jan. 23 from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. at the
Sparta/Barney Family Community Center, 1000 E. Montgomery St.,
Sparta.
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Gateway Area Council-Boys Scouts of America will host a 5-STAND
SHOOT on Sat., Jan. 23, at the Sparta Rod & Gun Club. Open
registration is 8 a.m., shotgun start 9 a.m., lunch (food provided) 12
p.m. and awards ceremony 3:30 p.m. To register, contact Gateway
Area Council, 2600 Quarry Rd., La Crosse, WI 54601 or visit www.
gacbsa.org.
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INDOOR SWIM LESSONS - Sparta will begin Jan. 28; parent-tot and
child group lessons. For more information, call 608-799-8183, www.
WeeSwimAcademy.com.
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TRIVIA SUNDAYS are back. Come test your trivia knowledge while
raising money for the Friends of the Sparta Free Library. Events are
Sundays, Jan. 31, Feb. 28 and Mar. 20 at 2 p.m. in the dining room of
Southside Saloon, 716 Wolcott St., Sparta.
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INDIAN PLACE NAMES IN WISCONSIN will be the program presented
by Bob Taunt on Thurs., Feb. 11, at 7 p.m. at the Monroe County
Local History Room, 200 W. Main St., Sparta. It will review many of the
state’s unique and interesting place names. Admission donation of $1
appreciated. For more info, call 608-269-8680 or visit www.facebook.
com/mclhr.
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‘500’ CARD PARTY is held at the Sparta Rod & Gun Club, 7:30 p.m. on
the following Saturdays: Feb. 13, March 12, April 9 and May 14. There
will be prizes and lunch. The public is invited.
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Sparta Eagles Club #2833 on Hwy. 21 East of Sparta, hosts a
LUMBERJACK BREAKFAST every first and third Sunday of each month
from 8 a.m.-12 noon. Menu includes ham, sausage, hash browns, toast,
scrambled eggs, biscuits & gravy, potatoes, french toast, waffles, fruit,
coffee and milk.
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The Sparta American Legion Auxiliary hosts an OMELET BREAKFAST
every second Sunday of the month from 8-11 a.m. in the back dining
room of the Legion (use back banquet hall entrance). Menu includes
a three egg omelet with your choice of fixings, hash browns and
toast; for the smaller appetite, scrambled eggs will be available. This
fundraiser helps the auxiliary support its programs.
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‘Outa Sight 2’, Monroe County’s LOW VISION SUPPORT GROUP, is
always held the third Monday of each month from 1-3 p.m. at the
Sparta Barney Community Center, 1000 E. Montgomery St., Sparta.
This support group is for you, a friend or family member affected with
low vision. Meet new and interesting people, hear guest speakers,
learn about assistive devices and programs, and more. Transportation
may be available. Call 608-269-8691 or 269-8690. All are welcome.
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Monroe County Senior Services plays BINGO the first and third
Fridays each month at 12:15 p.m. at the Sparta Barney Center, 1000 E.
Montgomery St., Sparta. To have lunch beforehand, call 269-6778 the
day before. There is no cost for Bingo. Sponsored by Oakdale Electric.
Must be 60 years to play.
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Are you struggling with someone else’s drinking? AL-ANON FAMILY
GROUP is there to help. It meets every Tuesday night at the Sparta
United Methodist Church at 7 p.m. Use the “K” St. entrance.
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Monroe County DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS CHAPTER 27,
Tomah, meet on the last Monday of the month (except Jan., May,
July & Nov.), from 7-8:30 pm. at the Tomah VFW, 1316 Superior Ave.,
Tomah. Contact Curt @ 608-387-3025.
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Divorces
Jennifer L. Miller, 44, Tomah,
from Richard D. Miller, Jr., 44,
Galesville
Ashley N. Brown, 28, Sparta,
from Curtiss R. Brown, 29,
Sparta
Kyle J. Seubert, 45, Sparta,
from Jody Seubert, 43, Sparta
Ashley N. Liebe, 26, Tomah,
from Anthony C. Liebe, 32,
Viroqua
Ashley M. Kallio, 31, Tomah,
from Micah S. Kallio 33, Lincoln,
NE
Monroe County Records
Amy J. Talley, 32, Tomah, from
Richard C. Talley, 38, La Crosse
Nicole R. Swofford, 28, Sparta,
from Mathew R. Swofford, 31,
Sparta
David A. Hanson, 34, Galesville,
from Danielle M. Hanson, 31,
Jacksonville, FL
Joellyn P. Edgerton, 48, Tomah,
from Bryan R. Edgerton, 40,
Tomah
Susan M. Tuma, 56, Cashton,
from Richard H. Tuma, Jr. 56,
La Crosse
FA I T H
Church Services
SPARTA MENNONITE
FELLOWSHIP CHURCH
Sunday morning services at 10
a.m. and the first, third and fourth
Sunday at 7:45 p.m.
Every Wednesday - Evening Service
at 7:45 p.m.
Please Visit Us Sometime
COMMUNITY OF
CHRIST CHURCH
17919 Idler Rd
Co-Pastor Wallace Pohl
608-269-6338
1st Sunday Christ Ed 9-10 a.m.
Prayer Service 10-10:20 a.m.
Other Sundays Christ ED
9:30-10:20 a.m.
WORSHIP SERVICE 10:30-11:30 A.M.
EVERYONE WELCOME!
FAITH EVANGELICAL
FREE CHURCH
Leading people in a fully
Devoted, life-changing
Relationship with Jesus Christ”.
6644 STH 16 – 608-269-5469
E-mail: [email protected]
Website
www.spartafaithfree.com
Pastoral Team:
Pastor Dave Van Wingerden,
Interim Pastor
Pastor Nate Palmer
Sunday – 8 a.m. Traditional
Worship Service. 9:30 a.m. Sunday
School classes for all ages. 10:45
a.m. Contemporary Worship Service;
Children’s Church available (3
yrs. Through 2nd grade); nursery
available for both worship services.
Tuesday – 6:30 p.m. Fresh Brewed
Fellowship (women’s gathering).
Wednesday – 7 p.m. Youth Group
(7th through 12th grades).
CHAPEL SERVICES
FORT McCoy
CATHOLIC - Call the Religious
Support
Office,
388-3528,
for
schedule.
PROTESTANT - Ft. McCoy Chapel,
Collective
Protestant
Services,
Chapel 1, Bldg. 2672, 388-3528.
Protestant Service Sunday 9:30 a.m.,
Fellowship 10:30 a.m.
SPARTA COMMUNITY
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Meeting at First Church
Of the Nazarene
6287 State. Hwy. 16 W.
Sunday Evening – Church Service
at 6 p.m. Sunday School to follow
service.
To know Jesus and to make
HIM known.
In Sparta and
Surrounding Areas
VICTORY LIFE FELLOWSHIP
111 S. Water St., Sparta
Pastor Dale & Pam Centanni
Sunday - Sunday School, 9:30
a.m.; Worship service, 10:45 a.m.;
Evening Bible Group, 6 p.m.
Wednesday - Bible Study, 6 p.m.
Call 269-2318 for more information.
Helping Hands of Victory Life
Fellowship - If you need clothes or
misc. items, call 269-6047 or 2690615. Open Mon. & Fri. 10:30 a.m.12:30 p.m., 111 E. Oak St., Sparta
AMBASSADOR BAPTIST CHURCH
P.O. Box 514
Hwy. 16 East - six miles
Pastor Clyde Ewers - 269-4506
We invite you to all our services.
Sunday - Sunday School 9:3010:30 a.m. Worship 10:30-11:45 a.m.
Night Service 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday Night Bible Study and
Prayer meeting, 6:30 p.m.
For more information or rides, call
Pastor Clyde Ewers, 269-4506.
IGLESIA EVANGELICA LIBRE
“LA COSECHA”
HARVEST EVANGELICAL
FREE CHURCH
123 Main St., Norwalk
823-7512; (608) 269-9035
Pastor Jose Reyes
Domingo Escela Dominical, 9-10
a.m. Servicio de Adoracion, 10 a.m.12 p.m.
Mas Dios muestra su amor para
con nosotros en que siendo aun
pecadores, Cristo murio por nosotros.
Romanos 5:8
NEW LIFE ASSEMBLY OF GOD
CHURCH
“Where Jesus Christ is Lord”
720 Avon Road & Hwy. 27
Phone 608-269-3513
Fax 608-269-3546
Randy Williamson - Senior Pastor
Brock Williamson - Youth Intern
Rachel McPherson - Administrator
of Children’s Ministries
Sunday - 9-9:30 a.m. Morning
Blend.9:30 a.m. Adults: Morning
Celebration; Nursery Available for
ages 0-1 yr. Children’s Prgorams for 2
yrs. to 6th grade.
Wednesday Family Night 6-7:30
p.m. Adult bible study with worship &
prayer. Children’s programs for girls
& boys ages 2 thru 6th grades. Youth
group grades 7 thru 12.
Call or visit our website:
www.spartanewlife.com
These weekly Church messages are contributed by
the following concerned citizens and businesses,
who urge you to attend the Church of your choice!
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
601 W. Montgomery St.
Pastor Jeremiah Cochran
Phone 269-2014
Everyone is invited to attend!
SUNDAY - Sunday School, 9:30
a.m.; Morning service, 10:30 a.m.;
Evening service, 6:30 p.m. (First
Sunday of month - lunch after a.m.
service followed by a 1 p.m. service
with no evening service.)
WEDNESDAY - Children, youth
and adult programs, 7 p.m.
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
Corner of Rusk and Mont. Sts.
Walter Rakow, President
Sparta Branch
608-633-8304
Meeting at Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Saints, Sparta, from 10
a.m.-1 p.m.
Visitors Always Welcome
GOSPEL BAPTIST CHURCH
1700 W. Wisconsin Street
Sparta, WI 54656
608-269-4760
www.spartachurch.org
email: [email protected]
Pastor Jef Skinner
Sunday School for all ages @ 9:15
a.m. Sunday Worship Service @ 10:30
a.m.
1st Wednesday of month, ACTS
242 Dinner @ 5:30 p.m.
2nd and 4th Wednesday of month,
Prayer Meeting 6 p.m. (in homes, call
the church for information).
1st and 3rd Thursday of month,
MOPS (Mothers of Pre-Schoolers) 6-8
p.m.
2nd and 4th Thursday of month,
Women’s
Home
Bible
Study,
6-7:30 p.m. Call 608-797-5387 for
information.
Thursday morning, Adult Bible
Study, 10-11:30 a.m.
Building is handicap accessible.
Childcare available during Worship
Service.
How can our church serve you?
Seek Jesus, Share Jesus, to
Serve Jesus, to glorify God
FIRST CHURCH
OF THE NAZARENE
6287 Hwy. 16 West, Sparta
269-7301
Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; Worship
Service, 10:45 a.m.
Thursday Night Bible Study, 6:30
p.m.
If you have a special prayer need,
we have a Prayer Chain. Just call Val
at 269-4245 and mention that this is
for the Prayer Chain. Your requests
can be spoken or unspoken.
LET GOD MAKE A CHANGE
IN YOUR LIFE TODAY
SPARTA CO-OP SERVICES
Fertilizer - Grain - Propane - Tires
FULL SERVICE SHOP
CENEX Convenience Store
Phone 269-2255, Sparta, WI
of Sparta
SPARTA
835 W. Wisconsin St.
608-269-2126
“For All Your Financial Needs”
WEHRS TRUCK & AUTO
“In Business Since 1935”
I-90 - Bangor, WI (800) 562-0907
(Sparta phone 269-5815)
www.wehrschevrolet.com
Union National Bank
124 W. Oak St. & 1103 W. Wisconsin St.
Sparta,www.unbsparta.com
WI 54656 • Ph. (608) 269-6737
124 West Oak Street • 1103 West Wisconsin Street
Sparta, Wisconsin 54656 • (608) 269-6737 • Fax: (608) 269-7805
Member FDIC-FRS
Union National Bank
www.unbsparta.com
It just makes sense.
124 West Oak Street • 1103 West Wisconsin Street
Sparta, Wisconsin 54656 • (608) 269-6737 • Fax: (608) 269-7805
CLEO FREELANCE
www.unbsparta.com
“Quality Physical & Occupational Therapy”
BOB WIEDL, PT
501 W. Wis. St., Sparta • (608) 269-0555
esus’ followers were so won over by Jesus’ teaching,
miracles and example that, empowered by the Holy Spirit, in
Jesus’ name they would go on to change the world.
The first change, however, was in themselves.
Hear about it this week in church.
of Sparta • Ph. 269-5757
P.O. Box 458
139 N. Court St.
M O N R O E Sparta, WI 54656
C O U NTY
608-269-6781
TITLE
Fax: 608-269-6455
www.monroe-title.com
Sparta Travel Center
4105 Theater Rd., Sparta, WI
John 2:1-1
Isaiah 62:1-5
1 Corinthians 12:1-11
Psalm 35:5-10
Revised Common Lectionary © 1992 by the Consultation on Common Texts for
Sunday, January 17, 2016
Second Sunday After The Epiphany
269-7465
1123 W. Wisconsin St., Sparta, WI
608-269-8400
900 Maple Avenue, Sparta
(608) 269-1277
Bangor 608-486-2356
www.riverbank.biz
CAPTAIN’S CORNER
BARBERSHOP
269-7937
MODERN
DISPOSAL
SYSTEMS
YOUR HOMETOWN HAULER
P.O. Box 513 • Sparta, WI 54656
(608) 269-4300
“25 Years of
Service”
518 E. Wisconsin St.
P.O. Box 508, Sparta, WI
Office: 608-366-1100
Service Plus
Heating & Cooling
2975 Commercial Dr., Sparta
608-269-1818
Proud to have a work force of local,
conscientious, community minded people.
Morrow
Home
Community
Skilled Nursing
Assisted Living
Independent Apartments
Child Daycare
Styling for Men, Women, Children
107 N. Water St. • (608) 269-2535 SPARTA, WI • (608) 269-3168
Bob Lehmann
www.morrowhome.org
(I-90 Exit 28 and Hwy. 16)
(608) 269-3277
1501 W. Wisconsin St.
Sparta, WI 54656
www.gr8buyauto.com
[email protected]
Phone: (608) 269-GBUY (4289)
Cell: (608) 343-7368 • Fax: (608) 269-4298
TIM NEUBAUER
TRUCKING, LLC
2151 W. Wisconsin St., Sparta, WI
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OPEN 24-HOURS A DAY 7-DAYS A WEEK
Sparta, WI • (608) 269-7501
LANHAM
SCHANHOFER
FUNERAL HOME
106 W. Franklin Street
Sparta, WI 54656
(608) 269-6666
Jeff Schanhofer
Funeral Director / Owner
Pub & EatEry
608-486-1113
Rockland, WI
Hours:
Sun. 7:30 a.m.-2 a.m.
M-Thurs. 10 a.m.-2 a.m.
Fri. 10 a.m.-2:30 a.m.
Sat. 7:30 a.m.-2:30 a.m.
Visit your place of
worship this week.
608-269-3500
All Orders Available
for Carryout
St. Pat’s Scholars
Congratulations to the December Students of the Month from St. Patrick’s School in Sparta. Front
row: 1st Grade - Madysen Schwarz and Uriah Mazyck ; 2nd Grade - Jack Schanhofer and Caden
Leis; 3rd Grade - Kayli Kruk; and 4th Grade - Jack Richards. Back row: 5th Grade - Josie Edwards
and Ethan Storandt; 6th Grade - Elena Martinson; 7th Grade - Natalia Torres; and 8th Grade - Kevin
Richards.
ST. JOHN’S EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH
419 Jefferson Ave. • 269-4966
(Wisconsin Synod)
www.stjohnsparta.org
Pastor Mark Wessel
Friday - 8 a.m. Chapel.
Saturday - “B” Girls Tournament at
Luther High.
Sunday - 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.
Worship, Holy Communion.
Monday - 6 p.m. Worship, Holy
Communion; 7:15 p.m. Church
Council.
Tuesday - 6:30 p.m. PTO mtg.,
presentation from NOAA weather;
Board of Control at Luther High.
Wednesday - 6:30 a.m. MAC
class; 10:30 a.m. Morrow Home
Communion; 6 p.m. Confirmation
class; 7 p.m. Adult Choir; 7:30 p.m.
WELS Kingdom Workers Bible Study
at Luther High.
Thursday - 7 p.m. CAP class.
CONGREGATIONAL UNITED
CHURCH OF CHRIST
201 N. Water St., Sparta
Pastor: Rev. Michael Swartz
Fri., Jan. 15 - Office closed.
Sun., Jan. 17 - 9:30 a.m. Worship,
John Emery guest preaching.
Mon., Jan. 18 - 4 p.m. Deacon’s
meeting; 5:30 p.m. Stewardship &
Missions meeting.
Tues., Jan. 19 - 7 p.m. Trustees
meeting.
Wed., Jan. 20 - 6 p.m. Church
School.
All are welcome - no matter who
you are - where you are God is still speaking.
ST. PATRICK’S CATHOLIC
CHURCH
319 W. Main St., Sparta
Rectory Phone 269-2655
www.stpatrickparish.41pi.com
Father Patric, Pastor
CELEBRATION OF THE EUCHARIST
Saturday - 4:30 p.m.
Sunday - 8:15 a.m., 10:30 a.m.; 6
p.m. (Spanish).
Weekday Mass - Tues. 5 p.m.;
Wed.-Fri. 8:15 a.m. (first Friday of the
month is at the hospital).
RECONCILIATION
St. Patrick’s - Saturdays 3:30-4
p.m. & appointment. Hay confesiones
antes de la misa todos los domingos.
Confessiones empieza a las 5:30.
St. John’s - Saturdays 7:30 p.m.
before Mass.
IGLESIA EVANGELICA EL BUEN
SAMARITANO INC.
GOOD SAMARITAN
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Direccion/Address
503 Merrill St., Sparta, WI 54656
te invita a sus Servicios
Congregacionales
Invites you to Services held on
Domingos/Sunday 2 p.m.
Jueves/ Thursday 6:30 p.m.
1er Sabado del mes
Culto Juvenil 6 p.m.
1st Saturday of every month
Youth Service 6:00 p.m.
3er Sabado del mes Servicion de
Damas 6 p.m.
3rd Saturday of every month
Women’s Service 6 p.m.
phone/tel: (608)633-7124
(608) 269-2858
Buscad a Jehova mientras
puede ser hallado, llamadle entanto
que esta cercano. Isaias 55:6
Seek the Lord while He may be
found: call on Him while He is near.
Isaiah 55:6
ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
The Friendly Little Red Church
on Water Street
322 N. Water St. • 608-269-4266
Fr. Peter Augustine,
608-633-1251
Sr. Warden - Geraldine Simpson,
487-9020
Jr. Warden - Steve Kaeseman,
615-509-0723
Sunday - Holy Eucharist Rite II English 10 a.m.
GAINING GROUND
COMMUNITY CHURCH
620 Industrial Dr. #4, Sparta
608-269-3114
gaininggroundcommunitychurch@
gmail.com
Pastor Matt Vandeleest
Saturday Worship Service, 6 p.m.
“Traditional Values in a
Non-Traditional Style”
SPARTA SEVENTH-DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH
903 North St., Sparta
Saturday Service – 9:30 a.m.-noon.
Join us for a happy Sabbath.
ST. JOHN’S. EV. LUTHERAN
Ridgeville, WI
- WELS Matthew Minzloff, Pastor
Sunday - Sunday School at 9 a.m.
Divine Worship at 10 a.m.
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
ELCA
612 North Water Street, Sparta
608-269-5081
www.tlcsparta.org
Pastor Mark Kvale - Senior Pastor
Michelle Hyatt - Youth and Family
Ministry Coordinator
Please join us for Sunday Worship
at 8:15 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.
Sunday School is at 9:15 a.m. and
Coffee Fellowship is at 9:20 a.m.
We look forward to meeting you!
God’s Love - Our Hearts God’s Work - Our Hands
CASHTON FOUR-POINT
LUTHERAN PARISH
Brush Creek, Fish Creek Ridge,
North Coon Prairie and
Portland Lutheran Church
Pastor: John Stennes-Spidahl
621 Lewis St., Cashton, WI 54619
608-654-7798
www.fourpointparish.org
[email protected]
January 17 - Portland Worship
9 a.m.; North Coon Prairie Sunday
School 10 a.m.; Brush Creek Worship
11 a.m./dinner/annual meeting.
January 20 - Confirmation at
parish office 6:30 p.m.
IMMANUEL and SALEM
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
600 Main St., Norwalk
Pastor Theresa Amberson
(608) 823-7523 - Church
(608) 823-7240 - Parsonage
Each Advent Sunday we will
have “Special Guests”.
9:00 a.m. Sunday School for all
ages at Immanuet Sept. thru May.
10:00 a.m. Worship at Immanuel/
Salem September thru May.
9:30 a.m. Worship at Immanuel/
Salem June, July and August.
Worship at Salem the first Sunday of
the months of May thru October on
Cty. Hwy. T. The other Sundays of
the month we worship at Immanuel
in Norwalk, 500 Main St.
Come and join us!
CATARACT
FAITH EV. LUTHERAN (WELS)
Pastor Joel Neuman
Cataract Service time
Sunday Worship Service - 9:45
a.m., 6774 Acorn Ave.
ST. MATHEW’S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
(8miles north of Tomah on Hwy. 12)
4285 U.S. Hwy. 12
Warrens, WI 54666
(608) 378-3233
www.stmatthewsonline.org
Pastor Phillip Enderle
Sunday - Worship Service at 9:15
a.m. (includes a Children’s Lesson).
Wednesday - Worship Service at
6:30 p.m.
TRI PARISH
CATHOLIC COMMUNITY
1205 Front St.
Cashton, WI 54619
608-654-5654
Rev. Michael E. Klos, Pastor
MASS SCHEDULE
Sacred Heart of Jesus, Cashton - 4
p.m. Saturday. 10 a.m. Sunday.
Saint Augustine of Hippo, Norwalk
- 7:30 p.m. Saturday
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
Saint Mary’s Ridge - 8 a.m. Sunday.
12 p.m. Sunday (Extraordinary
Form).
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
Summit Ridge
16545 Kellogg Avenue
Norwalk, WI 54648
608-269-2655
Father Patric, Pastor
Parochial Admin.
SATURDAYS - Mass at 8 p.m.
BELLS COULEE
LUTHERAN CHURCH
N7289 CTH E
Bangor, WI 54614
Phone 608-486-4415
Rev. Richard Erickson
608-461-1296
SUNDAYS - 10 a.m. Worship and
Sunday School.
ST. JACOB’S EV. LUTHERAN
Norwalk, WI
- WELS Matthew Minzloff, Pastor
Sunday, Divine Worship at 8:30
a.m. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.
ST. PAUL’S LUTHERAN CHURCH
ELCA
401 Mill St., Wilton, WI 54670
(608) 435-6647
SCHEDULE
SEPT.-MAY - Sunday School 9 a.m.
Worship 10:15 a.m.
MAY-AUG. - Worship 9 a.m. No
Sunday School.
NON-DENOMINATIONAL CHURCH
SHAMROCK UNION CHURCH
North of Cataract, South of BRF
(715) 284-5290
Minister Pastor Serry Marg
Sunday Worship at 9 a.m.
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
106 E. Main St., Rockland
(608) 486-4539
Pastor John E. Brouwer
Sunday - 9:30 a.m. Worship Service;
Sunday School and Confirmation
classes meet at 10:30 a.m.
UNITED METHODIST CHURCHES
Pastor Robbie Nowicki
Ph. (608) 488-5311
CATARACT
Sunday - Worship Service 9 a.m.
Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.
MELROSE
Sunday - Worship Service 10:30
a.m. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.
BETHANY, IMMANUEL,
TRINITY ELCA
Evangelical Lutheran Church
of America
Cashton, WI 54619
(608) 654-5236
Pastor - Amanda Schultz
BETHANY
Jan. 17 - 8:30 a.m. worship.
Annual meeting is Jan. 31 at 9:30.
IMMANUEL
Jan. 20 - 7 p.m. worship & a light
meal starting at 6:15 p.m. Annual
meeting is Jan. 27 at 7 p.m. as part
of the service.
TRINITY
Jan. 17 - 10 a.m. worship and New
Member Sunday; Sunday School at
9 a.m.; Confirmation meets from 11
a.m.-2 p.m. Confirmation mentors
should join them from 1-2 p.m.
Jan. 20 - Sticky Faith 3:15-5 p.m.
Jan. 24 - Annual meeting at 11
a.m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Pearl Street, Bangor
(608) 486-2670
Reverend Larry Olson and
Reverend Stephanie Steiner
Sunday Worship at 9 a.m.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH OF LEON
Building the family of God with a
heart for our community!
20752 State Hwy. 27, Leon
www.leonchurch.org
Don Ehler, Pastor
608-792-0481
SUNDAY
Adult Sunday School at 9 a.m.
Worship at 10 a.m.
WEDNESDAY
Bible Study at 9 a.m. AWANA Club
5:15-6:45 p.m.
SPARTA UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
210 N. Court St. • 269-6949
Pastor Rey Diaz
www.spartamethodist.com
Sunday - 9 a.m. Worship Service
6-7 p.m. Wednesday Evenings Classes for All Children 3 yrs. & up!
Fri., Jan. 15 - 8 a.m. Ladies’
breakfast, Coaches Kitchen; 9 a.m.
Men’s coffee, Sparta Grill; 9:30 a.m.
TOPS, garden rm.
Sat. Jan. 16 - No activities scheduled.
Sun., Jan. 17 - Lenten Devotional
Booklet submission deadline; Human
Relations Day Special Offering
Sunday; Sanctity of Human Life
Sunday; 9 a.m. Worship, Chancel
Choir, family rm. available; 10:30
a.m. All church birthday brunch &
banquet, fellowship hall.
Mon., Jan. 18 - Martin Luther King
Jr. Day - office closed; 7 p.m. Pastor
Rey @ Morrow Home Board mtg.
Tues., Jan. 19 - 2-4 p.m. Pastor
@ Morrow Home; 3-6 p.m. Second
Harvest food distribution at 1800
Milwaukee St., Sparta; 5-6 p.m. Soup
Supper; 6:30 p.m. SPPRC mtg.; 7
p.m. Alanon, garden rm.
Wed., Jan. 20 - 9-11 a.m. Ladies
Coffee Fellowship at Emily Axelsen’s;
1-4 p.m. pastor @ Morrow Home; 3:30
p.m. G.S. Troop #4092; 5:30 p.m.
B.A.S.H. supper; 6 p.m. B.A.S.H.,
Confirmation class yr. 1/yr. 2; 6:457 p.m. Children’s Choir practice; 7
p.m. Chancel Choir practice; 7;30
p.m. Administrative Church Council
& Finance Committee mtg.
Thurs., Jan. 21 - 8:30-2:20 p.m.
Basket-making class, fellowship hall
(must be pre-registered); 10 a.m.12 p.m. Circuit #12 Clergy mtg.
at Tomah UMC. 1-4 p.m. Pastor
@ Morrow Home; 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Hispanic Bible Study; Fri., Jan. 22 8 a.m. Ladies’ breakfast at Coaches
Kitchen; 9 a.m. Men’s coffee, Sparta
Grill; 9:30 a.m. TOPS, garden rm.;
6-8:30 p.m. SUMMIT Spirits open
auditions for musical “Brigadoon”.
Sat., Jan. 23 - 9-11:30 a.m.
SUMMIT Spirits open auditions for
musical “Brigadoon”.
Sun., Jan. 24 - Ecumenical Sunday;
9 a.m. Worship, Contemporary,
family rm. available.
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fense coordinator, he led the
county through preparations and
prevention measures during the
Cuban Missile Crisis. There were
fallout shelters throughout the
county, such as the basement in
the Tomah City Hall, courthouse
and police station, even the
Norwalk Tunnel. They are one
thousand times safer in the event
of radiation. The shelters were
stocked with crackers, candy and
water so occupants could survive
in the event of an attack.
Stelter worked with local
fire departments and police
departments, attending their
meetings and supporting their
missions and causes. He also
was instrumental in helping start
various first responder groups
going in the county. Kendall had
the first box type ambulance
in the county and Sparta and
Tomah were right behind.
One of Stelter’s most personally
satisfying accomplishments is
membership in the Sheriff’s
Reserve. In 1966, the federal
government started auxiliary
police throughout towns and
cities in the country to provide
extra support to emergency
personnel
in
case
of
an
evacuation or other events. Over
the years, the name of the group
has changed from the police
auxiliary to the Sheriff’s Posse
and now the Sheriff’s Reserve.
Stelter and fellow member Elroy
Olson have been members since
its start, and are still active
today. The group has 35 current
members and is always taking
new sign-ups. There is a class
going through training right now.
Stelter has maintained his
pilot license for 56 years, still
flying every chance he gets. The
Tomah Flying Club, incorporated
in 1968, is one of the oldest
flying clubs in the United States.
Stelter remembers getting the
call asking him to join. “I hadn’t
done much flying but I loved
everything about it,” he said. “We
didn’t have much money then,
and the members were asked to
help pay back the loan to get it
off the ground. It was ten dollars
a month so I saved my nickels to
do my part.”
Over the last 56 years, Stelter
only hit a bird once and has had
five emergency landings, none
of them very scary. Once, he
landed in a hayfield on his way
back from a search and rescue
mission. The passenger was
nervous because of noise from a
loose fairing, which didn’t affect
flight, but was really loud. They
landed in the field, Stelter got his
tools out, fixed it and they took
off again.
During his time in the civil
air patrol, Stelter trained other
individuals, ran the program
and spent significant time at the
Tomah Airport, or Bloyer Field.
There is nothing he loves more
than sharing the experience of
flight with others. “The airport is
my second home,” he jokes. “My
wife is an airport window.”
Now retired other than his
volunteer efforts, Stelter is the
Flying Eagle Coordinator at
Bloyer Field. The Young Eagles
program began in 1997. The
program allows youth interested
in aviation to experience one
flight, for free, with a pilot. Stelter
estimates he has flown over
1,900 kids in nearly two decades.
“Of that group, probably 5% are
in aviation in some way – pilots,
mechanics, something like that,”
he said.
The Flying Eagle program
goes one step beyond the Young
Eagles. There are no dues or fees
to be part of the Flying Eagles, and
allows cadets (7-17 years of age)
and adults (18 years and older) to
continue to be close to aviation.
The group uses the flying club’s
planes. The Tomah Flying Club
has two aircraft- a two-place
Cessna 150 for training and a
four-place Cessna 172 for giving
rides. Stelter is always looking for
a reason to get in the air.
“There’s more flying I want to
do,” he says with a smile.
Lugar de Reunión--Scenic Bluffs opens art contest to community
Lugar de Reunión-Scenic Bluffs
(LdR-SB) is holding a community
art contest to design a large scale
mural at the Latino resource
center located in Sparta.
The contest is open to all
interested artists and individuals
in the area to design a foursection wall mural which will be
featured at the entrance of Lugar
de Reunion, (“A Place to Gather”).
A
panel
of
community
members, along with the LdRSB Advisory Committee, will
review each submission and vote
on their favorite. The winning
artist will receive a surprise gift,
as well as public recognition of
their work when it is placed in its
permanent location.
Lugar de Reunion-Scenic Bluffs
moved to their new location in
Sparta at 201 E. Franklin Street
in August 2015. The new space
is housed in the lower level of
the Sparta Area School District
Administration building.
In
partnership
with
the
Sparta School District and with
support from individuals and
businesses in the Monroe County
community, LdR-SB continues to
be a reliable resource for Latino
families in the area offering a
wide variety of services including
language and literacy classes,
employment assistance, health
education and cultural arts and
enrichment classes.
When
submitting
design
proposals to LdR-SB for the
mural project, artists should
consider the following:
•Focus
on
community,
Hispanic/Latino
culture
and
positive
cross-cultural
relationships.
•The final mural will be made
up of four panels; each panel will
be four-feet wide and seven-feet
tall.
•Submitted
drawings
and
paintings
should
be
sized
appropriately (for example, 4
sections, each 4 inches wide by
7 inches tall).
•Final
works
should
be
submitted to Andrea Culletto via
email:
andreaculletto@gmail.
com or by dropping the designs
off at the Lugar de Reunión
location during posted business
hours. (Please use the Spring
Street entrance).
•Deadline for submissions is
FEBRUARY 10th, 2016.
•The winning design will begin
large scale production March –
May, with a tentative installation
date at the end of May (weather
permitting).
For more information on LdRSB call (608) 269-2944 or visit
the Scenic Bluffs website at
www.scenicbluffs.org/Services/
Lugar-de-Reunion.
Leon crash closes Highway 27 for an hour
by PAT MULVANEY
Editor
A van versus semi accident in
Leon Tuesday resulted in a fuel
spill that closed Highway 27 for
about an hour.
According to Sparta Fire
District Chief Mike Arnold, the
van, driven by Fabian Mendoza,
29, Wilton, was pulling onto
Highway 27 from Jancing Avenue
at around 10:20 a.m., when
he struck a southbound semi
pulling an empty flatbed trailer.
The van punctured the semi’s
fuel tank, spilling around 25
gallons of diesel fuel.
“There was quite a bit of
damage to the fuel and tank,”
said Arnold.
Police closed the highway for
an hour while a Monroe County
Highway
Department
crew
cleaned the spill.
Neither Mendoza nor the driver
of the semi, 40-year old William
Nummerdor of Desoto, were
injured. Both vehicles were towed
from the scene.
The Monroe County Sheriff’s
Department and Wisconsin State
Patrol provided assistance.
The two vehicles involved in a crash in Leon Tuesday sustained extensive damage and had to be towed
from the scene. The photo of the semi shows its punctured fuel tank.
Diaper Drive
The 8th grade students at Queen of the Apostles School in Tomah are wrapping up their annual
diaper drive. This year’s theme is “No One Likes Change - Except for Babies”. Families First of Monroe
County have expressed a real need for such a necessity in our community. Donations are brought
in by school and church families. Although anyone can drop off a donation. Diapers of all sizes are
needed, especially sizes 4 & 5. Pull-ups, wipes and diaper ointment would also help those in need.
While the drive runs for a few weeks, the need for diapers exists all year. The 8th grade students
hope to not only stock the shelves at Families First, but also to raise awareness of this basic need.
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and field account could be used
to offset monies not raised.
The new sign will be placed
next to the steps on the hill
leading to the entry of the track.
Engh hopes to have it completed
and in place by this spring.
“I want it done before the end of
track season,” he said.
The finance and facilities
committee
recommended
approval to the full board.
The Boy Scouts’ Gateway Area
Council must still grant him
approval of the project.
Tomah Hospice, Life
Choices Palliative
Care programs
receive Gold Seal
The Tomah Hospice Touch
& Life Choices Palliative Care
programs have earned The
Joint Commission’s Gold Seal
of Approval(r) for home care
accreditation by demonstrating
continuous compliance with its
performance
standards.
The
Gold Seal of Approval(r) is a
symbol of quality that reflects
an organization’s commitment
to providing safe and effective
patient care.
Tomah
hospice
director
Mary Rezin said the programs
underwent
a
rigorous,
unannounced on-site survey
in September at which time
a team of Joint Commission
surveyors evaluated compliance
with home care standards
including
the
provision
of
care, treatment and services,
emergency management, human
resources, individual rights and
responsibilities, and leadership.
“Our hospice and palliative care
staff continues to work together
to strengthen the continuum of
care and deliver and maintain
optimal home care services for
those in our area,” said Rezin.
“Achieving Joint Commission
accreditation is a major step
toward maintaining excellence
and continually improving the
services.”
Established in 1988, The
Joint Commission’s Home Care
Accreditation program supports
the efforts of its accredited
organizations to help deliver safe,
high quality care and services.
More than 6,000 home care
programs currently maintain
accreditation, awarded for a
three-year period, by The Joint
Commission.
“When individuals engage a
home care provider they want to
be sure that provider is capable
of providing safe, quality care,”
said Margherita Labson, RN,
M.S., executive director, Home
Care Accreditation program, The
Joint Commission. “As the home
care setting becomes increasingly
popular, it is important that
home care providers are able to
demonstrate that they are capable
of providing safe, high quality
care. Accreditation by The Joint
Commission and the gold seal
serve as an indication that the
organization has demonstrated
compliance to these recognized
standards of safe and quality
care.”
The Tomah Hospice Touch
and Life Choices Palliative
Care programs operate from
a main office at 601 Straw
Street, Tomah with a satellite
office in Friendship providing
care to residents in Monroe,
Jackson, Juneau, Adams, Sauk
and Vernon counties. Hospice
services are also available at their
8-bed Serenity House located at
601 Straw Street, Tomah.
Sparta School Board Minutes
SPARTA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT
Sparta, WI 54656
Board of Education Meeting Minutes
December 22, 2015
Administrative and Educational Center
Present: Ms. Susan Bickford, Mrs. Joan Cook, Mr. Lee Culpitt, Mr. James
Rasmussen, Ms. Bambi Schmitz, and Ms. Karen Wall. Mr. Kirking arrived at 9:05 p.m.
The meeting was called to order by president, Mr. Culpitt, at 7:00 p.m. The meeting
had been noticed with Evans Print & Media Group, WCOW Radio, Magnum Radio,
La Crosse Tribune, Sparta City Hall and Sparta Free Library A motion was made by
Mrs. Cook, seconded by Mr. Rasmussen, to adopt the agenda as presented. Motion
carried, 6-0, 1 absent.
Due to the resignation of Mr. Mandel, a reorganization of the Board of Education
was necessary to elect a Vice President and reassign committees. Ms. Bickford
was nominated as Vice President by Mrs. Cook, second by Ms. Wall. Ms. Wall was
nominated by Ms. Bickford, but Ms. Wall declined the nomination.
There were no further nominations. Roll call vote: Ms. Bickford - abstain, Mrs. Cookaye, Mr. Culpitt-aye, Mr. Kirking-absent, Mr. Rasmussen-aye, Ms. Schmitz-aye, and
Ms. Wall-aye. Ms. Bickford was elected as Vice President with a vote 5-0, 1 absent
and 1 abstain. Mr. Culpitt assigned Ms. Bickford to the Personnel and Educational
Initiatives Committee and Ms. Schmitz to the Finance and Facilities Committee.
The commendations were presented.
The staff from Cataract Elementary School presented the Year in Review report.
A motion was made by Ms. Wall, seconded by Mrs. Cook to approve the following
consent agenda items:
-minutes of the Board of Education meetings held on November 24, 2015.
-bills as presented for the period November 20, 2015 - December 17, 2015 in the
amount of $1,928,760.28
-Employment Issues as presented
Committee Recommendations
-approve the 2016-2017 School Calendar
-approve revision to the charter school agreements as presented for Sparta Charter
Pre-Kindergarten, High Point Charter, Lakeview Montessori School, SAILS Charter
School and Innovations STEM Charter School
-approve the following changes to Board Policy:
a. New Board Policy Article 810 - Door Security
b. Revision Board Policy Article 103 - Board Vacancy
c. Revision Board Policy Article 433 - E-Learning Opportunities
Roll call vote: Motion carried, 6-0, 1 absent.
There was no Public Input brought forward at this meeting.
Finance and Facilities Committee Meeting Report
A motion was made by Ms. Bickford, seconded by Mrs. Cook, to approve the
purchase of a John Deere three-deck lawn mower as presented for $46,900.00. Roll
call vote: Motion carried, 6-0, 1 absent.
A motion was made by Ms. Wall, seconded by Mr. Rasmussen to approve the
resolution to establish a Fund 46 account for future capital improvement projects. Roll
call vote: Motion carried,6-0, 1 absent.
Personnel and Educational Initiatives Committee Meeting Report
It was the consensus of the Board to allow representatives to the WASB State
Education Convention to gather further information concerning the WASB Board
Development Survey Tool and make recommendation at a future meeting . No action
was taken.
Mr. Culpitt and Mrs. Cook recused themselves from the meeting at 7:25 p.m.
A motion was made by Ms. Wall, seconded by Mr. Rasmussen, to approve the Part
I and Part II Employee Handbook revisions except for the Part I Network Manager
revision which will be re-worked and brought back at a future meeting. Motion carried,
4-0, 1 absent, 2 abstain. Mr. Culpitt and Mrs. Cook returned to the meeting at 7:40 p.m.
Discussion of the WASB 2016 Delegate Assembly Resolutions took place. Ms.
Wall will represent the Board and vote on the resolutions at the State Education
Convention. A motion was made by Mrs. Cook, seconded by Ms. Bickford, to follow
the recommendations from administration with the exception of Resolution 16.13 and
16.16. Motion carried, 6-0, 1 absent.
A motion was made by Ms. Bickford, seconded by Mr. Rasmussen, to not support
Resolution 16.13. Motion carried, 6-0, 1 absent.
A motion was made by Mr. Rasmussen, seconded by Ms. Bickford, to not support
Resolution 16.16. Motion carried, 6-0, 1 absent.
A motion was made by Ms. Wall, seconded by Mrs. Cook to approve the Grants and
Donations as presented. Motion carried, 6-0, 1 absent. It was the consensus of the
Board to pay off the balance remaining on the Food Dehydrator . Any future donations
for the dehydrator would be placed in the general fund.
The future meeting schedule was determined.
Mr. Rasmussen requested a second legal opinion concerning Board members
recusing themselves from meetings rather than being present for the discussion/
rationale and abstain from voting unless there would be significant personal gain.
Mr. Rasmussen also wanted a discussion placed on a future agenda to discuss
plans for the excess funds from the TSA. A representative from RW Baird is scheduled
for the February meeting to discuss the district debt and payment schedule. A new
actuarial study is expected to be ready by the February meeting also. The TSA excess
funds will be added to this discussion with Baird.
At 8:17 PM, a motion was made by Ms. Wall, seconded by Mrs. Cook, to move
to executive session to collect information with regard to instructional concerns as
per Wisconsin Statute 19.85(1)(f) Considering financial, medical, social or personal
histories or disciplinary data of specific persons, preliminary consideration of specific
personnel problems or the investigation of charges against specific persons (except
where paragraph (b) applies) which, if discussed in public, would be likely to have
a substantial adverse effect upon the reputation of any person referred to in such
histories or data, or involved in such problems or investigations. Roll call vote: Motion
carried, 6-0, 1 absent.
A motion was made by Mr. Rasmussen, seconded by Ms. Bickford, to have Mr.
Hendricks investigate and recommend a resolution including identifying expectations,
policy revisions and possible professional development. Motion carried, 7-0.
A motion was made by Mrs. Cook, seconded by Ms. Bickford to return to open
session and move into executive session for discussion and possible action on a pupil
curriculum modification request as per Wisconsin Statute 19.85(1)(f) Considering
financial, medical, social or personal histories or disciplinary data of specific persons,
preliminary consideration of specific personnel problems or the investigation of charges
against specific persons (except where paragraph (b) applies) which, if discussed
in public, would be likely to have a substantial adverse effect upon the reputation
of any person referred to in such histories or data, or involved in such problems or
investigations.
Roll call vote. Motion carried, 7-0.
At 10:30 p.m., a motion was made by Ms. Wall, seconded by Mrs. Cook, to return
to open session. It was the consensus of the Board to allow a student to withdraw
from AP Physics with no indication on the student transcript since the discussion of
withdrawal was initiated before the deadline indicated in the student handbook/policy.
The student may finish the semester with study hall, but must complete a physics
credit required for graduation.
At 10:32 p.m., a motion was made by Ms. Wall, seconded by Mr. Kirking, to adjourn
the meeting. Motion carried, 7-0.
Secretary Pro Tem
Connie Baumbach
WNAXLP
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The Brenengen Autogroup has openings at
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PREVIOUS SERVICE EXPERIENCE in a dealership setting
required, experience in a Ford Dealership preferred.
Responsible for running a profitable and efficient
Service Department while building a loyal clientele and
maintaining good employee morale. Must have good
communication and customer relations skills and be
detail-orientated. Please contact Brian Holzhausen at
608-269-3673, extension 4301 with questions. Full-time.
SALES CONSULTANT: At the Chevrolet Buick Dealership
in Sparta and Ford Dealership in Sparta. Opportunity
for a top notch sales person to join its team. Some sales
experience desired, preferably in the automotive field.
Excellent customer relations skills required. Please
contact Tony Brenengen at 608-269-2158, extension
4201 (Chevrolet Buick) and Brian Holzhausen at
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QUICK SERVICE TECHNICIANS: Entry-level positions
working in the Quick Service area performing oil changes,
tire rotations, inspections, and some light maintenance.
Positions available at our Chevrolet Buick Dealership
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in West Salem (Night Shift), and at our Kia Dealership in
West Salem (Day Shift). Please contact Kathy Kendhammer
at 608-269-2158, extension 4211 (Sparta), Ian Goodwin
at 608-783-8900, extension 4711 (Onalaska), Harold
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Chevrolet), or Joe Kazynski at 608-786-4511, extension
4511 (West Salem Kia) with questions. Full-time and parttime positions.
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNICIAN: The Chevrolet
Cadillac Dealership in Onalaska is seeking an individual
who is able to perform vehicle repair and maintenance
work to meet dealership and factory standards.
Qualified applicants will have experience in most areas
of automotive repair and have ASE certification with
either a technical degree or equivalent work experience.
Applicants must be able to work independently, manage
their own time, and be good with customers. Please
contact Ian Goodwin at 608-783-8900, extension 4711
with questions. Full-time.
PAINTER: Bodies By Brenengen in West Salem is
seeking a motivated and EXPERIENCED painter.
Qualified individuals will have experience with and
prior knowledge of paint products and processes.
Advancement opportunities with the Company available.
Please contact Rod Blazek or Kari Fredrickson at 786-4416
with questions. Full-time.
AUTOMOTIVE DETAILERS: The Chevrolet Buick
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are seeking detailers to wash and clean the interior
and exterior of vehicles to prepare them for sale on the
lot and for delivery to customers. Please contact Tony
Brenengen at 608-269-2158, extension 4201 (Chevrolet
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Full-time and part-time positions.
COURTESY DRIVER/CUSTODIAN: The Chrysler Ford
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shuttle customers, and perform light maintenance. Light
maintenance, electrical, and plumbing experience a plus;
custodial experience desired. Courteousness required.
Please contact Curt DeBoer at 608-372-4121, extension
4601 with questions. Part-time Monday through Friday.
Full-time positions include full benefits. All positions
include
Company-provided
uniforms,
training
certifications and incentives. Must have a valid driver’s
license and a clean driving record.
Qualified candidates for any advertised positions should
submit a current resume or application, with reference to
the applied for position, to:
Brenengen Autogroup
Human Resources Manager
P.O. Box 155
990 Highway 16
West Salem, WI 54669
Or
[email protected]
Brenengen Autogroup is an Equal Opportunity Employer
www.Brenengen.com
Customer Service Administrator
Star Blends, a state-of-the-art full service commodity feed mill operation, located in Sparta,
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Legal Notices
January 7, 14, 21
STATE OF WISCONSIN
CIRCUIT COURT
MONROE COUNTY
Publication Summons
Divorce-40101
Case No. 15 FA 332
In Re: The marriage of
Petitioner:
JOSIE L. CASIQUE
and
Respondent:
JUAN CARLOS CASIQUE ARTEAGA
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, TO
THE PERSON NAMED ABOVE AS
RESPONDENT:
You are notified that the petitioner
named above has file a Petition for
divorceorlegalseparationagainstyou.
You must respond with a written
demand for a copy of the Petition within
40daysfromthedayafterthefirstdate
ofpublication.
Thedemandmustbesentordelivered
to the court at:
Clerk of Court, Monroe County
Courthouse,
112 South Court Street
Sparta, WI 54656
and to
AttorneyTylerJ.Tripp
P.O. Box 420, 132 North Water Street
Sparta, WI 54656
It is recommended, but not required,
that you have an attorney help or
represent you.
If you do not demand a copy of the
Petition within 45 days, the court may
grant judgment against you for the award
ofmoneyorotherlegalactionrequested
in the Petition, and you may lose your
right to object to anything that is or may
be incorrect in the Petition.
A judgment may be enforced as
provided by law. A judgment awarding
money may become a lien against
any real estate you own now or in the
future, and may also be enforced by
garnishment or seizure of property.
You are further notified that if the
partiestothisactionhaveminorchildren,
violation of §948.31, Wis. Stats.,
(Interference with custody by parent or
others) is punishable by fines and/or
imprisonment.
If you and the petitioner have minor
children, documents setting forth the
percentage standard for child support
established by the department under
§49.22(9), Wis. Stats., and the factors
thatacourtmayconsiderformodification
of that standard under §767.511(1m),
Wis. Stats., are available upon your
requestfromtheClerkofCourt.
You are notified of the availability
of information from the Circuit Court
Commissioner as set forth in §767.105,
Wis. Stats.
§767.105 Information from Circuit
Court Commissioner.
(2) Upon the request of a party to an
action affecting the family, including a
revision of judgment or order under sec.
767.59or767.451:
(a) The Circuit Court Commissioner
shall, with or without charge, provide
the party with written information on the
following, as appropriate to the action
commenced:
1. The procedure for obtaining a
judgment or order in the action.
2.Themajorissuesusuallyaddressed
in such an action.
3. Community resources and family
court counseling services available to
assist the parties.
4. The procedure for setting, modifying,
and enforcing child support awards, or
modifyingandenforcinglegalcustodyor
physicalplacementjudgmentsororders.
(b) the Circuit Court Commissioner
shall provide a party, for inspection or
purchase, with a copy of the statutory
provisions in this chapter generally
pertinent to the action.
If
you
require
reasonable
accommodations due to a disability to
participate in the court process, please
call at least ten (10) working days prior
to the scheduled court date. Please
note that the court does not provide
transportation.
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12-30-15
January14,21,28
STATE OF WISCONSIN
CIRCUIT COURT
ROCK COUNTY
Publication Summons
Divorce-40101
Case No. 2015-FA-1080
In Re: The marriage of
Petitioner:
JEFFREY LYNN STEELE
and
Respondent:
ANGELAMARIESTEELE
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, TO
THE PERSON NAMED ABOVE AS
RESPONDENT:
You are notified that the petitioner
named above has file a Petition for
divorceorlegalseparationagainstyou.
You must respond with a written
demand for a copy of the Petition within
40daysfromthedayafterthefirstdate
ofpublication.
Thedemandmustbesentordelivered
to the court at:
Clerk of Court, Rock County
Courthouse,
51SouthMainStreet
Janesville,WI53545
and to
Attorney Joseph Pecora
P.O. Box 74
Monroe,WI53566-0074
It is recommended, but not required,
that you have an attorney help or
represent you.
If you do not demand a copy of the
Petition within 45 days, the court may
grant judgment against you for the award
ofmoneyorotherlegalactionrequested
in the Petition, and you may lose your
right to object to anything that is or may
be incorrect in the Petition.
A judgment may be enforced as
provided by law. A judgment awarding
money may become a lien against
any real estate you own now or in the
future, and may also be enforced by
garnishment or seizure of property.
You are further notified that if the
partiestothisactionhaveminorchildren,
violation of §948.31, Wis. Stats.,
(Interference with custody by parent or
others) is punishable by fines and/or
imprisonment.
If you and the petitioner have minor
children, documents setting forth the
percentage standard for child support
established by the department under
§49.22(9), Wis. Stats., and the factors
thatacourtmayconsiderformodification
of that standard under §767.511(1m),
Wis. Stats., are available upon your
requestfromtheClerkofCourt.
You are notified of the availability
of information from the Circuit Court
Commissioner as set forth in §767.105,
Wis. Stats.
§767.105 Information from Circuit
Court Commissioner.
(2) Upon the request of a party to an
action affecting the family, including a
revision of judgment or order under sec.
767.59or767.451:
(a) The Circuit Court Commissioner
shall, with or without charge, provide
the party with written information on the
following, as appropriate to the action
commenced:
1. The procedure for obtaining a
judgment or order in the action.
2.Themajorissuesusuallyaddressed
in such an action.
3. Community resources and family
court counseling services available to
assist the parties.
4. The procedure for setting, modifying,
and enforcing child support awards, or
modifyingandenforcinglegalcustodyor
physicalplacementjudgmentsororders.
(b) the Circuit Court Commissioner
shall provide a party, for inspection or
purchase, with a copy of the statutory
provisions in this chapter generally
pertinent to the action.
If
you
require
reasonable
accommodations due to a disability to
participate in the court process, please
call (608) 743-2200 at least ten (10)
workingdayspriortothescheduledcourt
date.Pleasenotethatthecourtdoesnot
provide transportation.
Attorney Joseph Pecora
December 16, 2015
Book Review by Terri Schlichenmeyer
“This is Where It Ends”
A novel by Marieke Nijkamp
In every class, there are always
Sylvia knew Autumn couldn’t
a few kids you try to avoid.
wait to leave Opportunity. That
The know-it-all kid, for instance: broke her heart; she loved
who has time for that? Or the Autumn. She couldn’t make her
kid who can’t stop yammering stay – but she couldn’t bear to let
or who can’t control his temper: her go, either.
why invite drama?
The bell rang,
Why
shouldn’t
which meant that
you
avoid
the
students had three
school bully or, as
minutes to dash
in the new book
from auditorium to
“This is Where It
classroom. Tomás
Ends” by Marieke
knew they’d mill
Nijkamp, the kid
around for a bit and
who simmers just
that class wouldn’t
beneath his skin...
start
until
the
When it’s still
teachers
arrived;
cold
outside,
their noise would
nobody wants to
give him and Fareed
run laps but Claire
a chance to escape
forced herself into
from the office. But
extra
practice:
there was no noise.
this was the last
In the auditorium,
track season her
students
were
Marieke Nijkamp
confused. They tried
team would have
together and she wanted to make to leave, but the doors seemed to
it memorable. They’d all scatter be locked. Or stuck. Or after graduation, and while she’d
And then someone began
miss the other runners, she’d shooting….
Usually when I read, I’m a
miss her best friend, Chris, most
book-snacker: dip, taste,
of all.
walk away, return, nibble,
Inside
Opportunity
nibble, like a literary bag
High School,
of chips. But this book –
Principal
this one had me immobile
T r e n t o n
for hours. All I could
had
just
muster was a turn of
finished her
page.
comments at
And yet, it absolutely
daily assembly.
wouldn’t be fair to say
They
were
that “This is Where
familiar words
It Ends” is ripped
and Tomás and
from the headlines.
Fareed would’ve
It’s timely, but it’s
mocked her, had
not sensational like
they been there.
that. There are more
Instead, because
than just headlines
rumor had it that
here:
author
a boy named Tyler
Marieke Nijkamp also
was returning to
gives readers a story, told over
school and because
Ty had been bullying T o m á s ’ s the course of a mere 54 minutes.
sister, Sylvia, Tomás decided In that time, we get to know
that a little break-in to the school the kids at Opportunity High,
their crushes, dreams, their
office was warranted.
In the auditorium, the chair fears, and their morality. That
between Sylvia and Autumn familiarity – as if these kids are
was empty; Autumn had saved your neighbors – will make you
it for her brother, Tyler, and shudder.
Meant for readers ages 14-tohis absence made her nervous.
Sylvia understood why: after 17, this is absolutely an adult
the accident that took Autumn’s book, too. If you can handle a
mother’s life, Autumn’s father novel that feels like yesterday
started drinking; over time, he’d afternoon’s news, then “This is
used his fists on both Tyler and Where It Ends’ is one you truly
shouldn’t avoid.
Autumn.
How to keep plugging on
your New Year’s resolution
Many people make New Year’s
resolutions each year, and that
trend is unlikely to change in
2016. But if history is any guide,
few people are likely to achieve
their resolutions.
A University of Scranton study
published in the Journal of
Clinical Psychology found that
just 8 percent of people who
make New Year’s resolutions
achieve those resolutions. The
study indicated that time may be
the ultimate enemy with regard to
achieving New Year’s resolutions.
While 75 percent of those making
resolutions maintained their
focus through the first week, that
figure dropped to 64 percent by
the end of the first month before
dipping all the way to 46 percent
after six months.
So how can you make this year
the year when your New Year’s
resolution becomes a reality?
Consider the following tips.
•Don’t go it alone. One of the
best ways to realize your New
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Year’s resolution is to enlist the
help of a friend. For example, if
your goal is to lose weight, then
start going to the gym with your
spouse or a friend who works out
regularly. The buddy system can
provide just the motivation you
need, and having a friend there
to offer support can help you stay
focused on those days when your
will to keep going starts to wane.
•Be as specific as possible.
Vague resolutions leave too
much wiggle room, and that
can compromise your ability to
achieve your goal. Set specific
goals with clear benchmarks so
you can celebrate your progress
as the year goes on. If your goal
is to save ‘X’ amount of money in
the next year, divide that number
by 12 and aim to reach that
smaller figure by the end of each
month.
•Be realistic. Some people fail to
achieve their resolutions because
they simply set the bar too high.
While it’s good to push yourself,
don’t choose a resolution that’s
unrealistic. If you do, you may
quit early if you realize you
aren’t making enough progress
despite your putting forth your
best efforts, or you might take
an unhealthy approach in an
attempt to circumvent some of
the obstacles in your way. If your
goal is to lose weight, speak with
your physician first to determine
a weight loss goal that is healthy
and reasonable.
•Expect a few bumps in the
road. En route to achieving your
resolution, expect a few bumps
in the road. Life is never entirely
predictable, and there will be a
few unforeseen events over the
course of the year that may throw
you off target. Anticipate and
accept such obstacles so they
don’t derail your efforts.
New Year’s resolutions do not
always become a reality. But
there are several ways to make
this the year you finally realize
your goals.
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Tomah Memorial Hospital finance department assistant Kristi Muehlenkamp, left, presented $805 ceremonial
checks to Tomah Neighbor for Neighbor Food Pantry board member Terry Winchel, center, and Boys and
Girls Clubs of West-Central Wisconsin Tomah Club director Maretta Budde. The funds were collected from
hospital staff that donated $5 to wear jeans or their favorite hospital scrubs the fourth Friday of each month
in 2015.
Tomah Memorial Jeans Program supports healthy lifestyles
A yearlong fundraising event
at Tomah Memorial Hospital
will help teach children healthy
habits and provide food for area
families. Hospital staff recently
donated $805 to the Tomah Boys
and Girls Club and Tomah’s
Neighbor for Neighbor Food
Pantry as part of the hospital’s
annual
Jeans
for
Charity
program.
“The $1,610 was collected from
hospital employees who donated
$5 to wear jeans or their favorite
scrubs to work the fourth Friday
of each month in 2015,” said
hospital marketing & public
relations director Eric Prise. “Our
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staff decided where the money
would be donated by voting at
the beginning of the year for two
not for profit groups to split the
funds.”
Boys and Girls Clubs of WestCentral Wisconsin Tomah Club
director Maretta Budde said the
donation will help support a
new ‘Healthy Habits’ program.
“Right now we’re in the process of
creating a kitchen and working on
our healthy lifestyles program,”
said Budde. “We’re going to start
serving after school meals to the
kids and this year we’re focusing
on healthy eating and healthy
cooking and teaching children
skills that they need for their
lifetime.”
She said this past month about
90 children visited the Tomah
club each day.
Neighbor For Neighbor Food
Pantry board member Terry
Winchel said the donation will
help support operations at the
local pantry which provides food
for over 500 households each
month.
Prise
said
2015
marked
the 10th and final year of the
fundraising program which has
donated more than $12,000 over
the years to area organizations.
He said hospital officials are
looking at different ways for
staff to continue to support area
groups in the future.
New DVD:
•War Room, starring Priscilla
C. Shirer, T. C. Stallings, Karen
Abercrombie, Alex Kendrick,
Michael Jr. Tony and Elizabeth
Jordan have it all: great jobs,
a beautiful daughter and their
dream house. But appearances
can be deceiving. Their world is
actually crumbling under the
strain of a failing marriage. While
Tony basks in his professional
success
and
flirts
with
temptation, Elizabeth resigns
herself to increasing bitterness.
But when Elizabeth meets her
newest client, Miss Clara, and
is challenged to establish a “war
room” and a battle plan of prayer
for her family.
New Picture Book:
•Chaucer’s First Winter, by
Stephen Krensky, illustrated by
Henry Cole
New Fiction:
Mrs. Pollifax and the Golden
Triangle, Mrs. Pollifax mysteries,
book 8, a novel by Dorothy
Gilman
Come to a Free Movie at the
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the Battle of the Five Armies will
be shown. If any children are
interested, they can make swords
from four cardboard tubes and
duct tape to help the hobbit and
dwarves fight orcs, and make
microwave popcorn for a snack.
The N-O-W CLC Grade 3 will
visit the library Monday, January
25th from 4 to 5 pm. They’ll learn
how to request items from the
library catalog Encore using their
library card, including digital
items from the Wisconsin Digital
Library. Did you know you can
save your library card’s barcode
number and pin in Encore, and
the Wisconsin Digital Library’s
Overdrive app, on your smart
phone, tablet, or laptop? And
after all that stress of learning,
we’ll have a craft to do, a story
read, and a treat they can take
home.
Come to the Open House
Friday, January 29th at Norwalk
Public Library from 12 to 6
pm. Drawing for door prizes for
anyone presentT:6.25”
from 1 to 2 pm.
You must be present to win. The
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prizes are several dolls donated
by Bob & Jackie Keller, book bags
donated by Friends of the Library,
Captain American action figures,
and an assortment of other
prizes. The first name drawn gets
first choice of the prizes and so
on down the line until all prizes
are handed out. Refreshments
will be offered from 12 until 5
pm, and we’ll show slides from
My Norwalk: a compilation of
photos, memories, and history of
Norwalk Wisconsin, as collected
by Eotus Tonn.
The Mystery Book Group’s next
meeting is Friday, February 5th,
2016, and from 1:30 to 2:30 pm
we’ll discuss One Shot, by Lee
Child, the 9th book in the Jack
Reacher series. From NoveList,
provided by BadgerLink: “Exmilitary investigator Jack Reacher
is called in by James Barr, a man
accused of a lethal sniper attack
that leaves five people dead, and
teams up with a young defense
attorney to find an unseen enemy
who is manipulating events.”
What’s Happening
at the Wilton
Library by Gina Rae
The library’s chess club: The
Check Mates will meet on the
first and third Tuesday of every
month beginning January 19 at
4 p.m. Players of all levels of
experience are invited to attend.
The library book discussion
group will meet on February 8 to
discuss William Kent Krueger’s
Ordinary Grace. This book has
been a favorite of book clubs
nationwide and a community
read as nearby as Black River
Falls. See what all the hype’s
about. Pick up a copy of the
book today.
Homeschooling families will
gather on January 15th and
January 29th from 10 a.m.
to noon.
We offer space for
homeschool families to meet and
share ideas as well as a craft for
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Thursday, January 14, 2016
Sparta, Tomah Lady Spartans snap three-game skid
Girl cagers bounce back from Westfield loss to knock off BRF
gymnasts solid
at MVC meet
by JOHN PAUL SCHALLER
Sports Editor
Timberwolves capture fourth at home
meet, Lady Spartans land in fifth place
Sports Editor
The Sparta and Tomah
gymnastics
teams
fared
well in a Mississippi Valley
Conference meet at Tomah
Tuesday night.
The
Lady
Spartans
finished in fifth place, while
the Timberwolves landed in
fourth.
In the vault, Tomah’s
Makayla
Good
finished
in eighth with a score of
8.15, while teammate Kayla
Bernhardt scored 8.075 in
11th place.
Samantha Storkel added
a
13th-place
finish
for
the Timberwolves with a
7.85, followed by Brianna
Comacho in 16th with a 7.7
and Azalea Roberts in 19th
with a 7.6.
Angie Talsky led Sparta
in 20th place with a 7.55,
followed
by
Brianna
Martinson in 21st with a 7.4,
Maddie Delaney in 23rd with
a 7.35 and Marissa Fletcher
with a 6.2 in 24th.
Storkel and Bernhardt
finished eighth and ninth for
Tomah on the uneven bars
with scores of 6.8 and 6.7,
respectively.
Martinson and Delaney led
the Spartans in 15th and 16th,
respectively, with scores of
5.5 and 5.0, while Talsky Lady Spartan Brianna Martinson
was 17th with a score of 4.9. pushes off on a vault during
Mississippi
Valley
Sydney Jacob and Katie Tuesday’s
Tillman added 18th and 19th Conference gymnastics meet at
place finishes with respective Tomah. Photo by Nate Beier.
scores of 4.85 and 4.5 for the
Timberwolves, while Kayleigh Haubrich took 20th for Tomah with a
4.2 and Fletcher finished 23rd for Sparta at 2.0.
On the balance beam, Bernhardt and Jacob were eight and 10th,
respectively, with scores of 7.425 and 7.3, while Comacho finished
with a 6.4 in 16th.
Talsky led Sparta in 17th with a 6.3, followed by Martinson in 20th
with a 5.7 and Delaney with a 5.55 in 21st.
Timberwolves Sara Peardot and Audra Gomez landed in 22nd and
23rd, respectively, with scores of 5.425 and 5.4, while Fletcher scored
a 4.4 to take 24th.
Bernhardt was solid on the floor exercise for Tomah, placing sixth
with a score of 8.2, while Roberts earned a 7.6 in 12th place.
Talsky led Sparta with a 7.45 in 14th, while Timberwolves Storkel
and Comacho finished 15th and 17th, with respective scores of 7.4 and
6.95.
Delaney added a 6.9 and Martinson finished with a 6.85 to finish
18th and 19th for Sparta, while Gomez took 20th for Tomah with a 6.7.
Bernhardt’s overall score of 30.4 earned her fifth place, while Talsky
led Sparta in the overall competition with a 26.2.
Martinson finished 12th in the overall with a 25.45, while Delaney
came in 13th with a 24.8.
Onalaska won the team title with a score of 127.85, followed by
Holmen in second at 126, La Crosse in third at 116.025, Tomah in
fourth at 111.325 and Sparta with 89.05 points in fifth.
Junior Aly Laufenberg and senior Madi
Blaha combined to score 32 points Tuesday,
as Sparta snapped a three-game losing skid
with a 49-41 victory over Black River Falls in
nonconference girls basketball action at Alton
Ask Gymnasium.
The victory comes on the heels of a 64-48
nonconference road loss at Westfield Monday
night.
Sparta 49, Black River Falls 41
Sparta jumped out to an early lead and held
on for the win with a solid second half.
The Lady Spartans were hot out of the gate,
jumping out to a 10-1 lead over the visiting
Tigers.
Black River Falls rallied down the stretch
in the first half, using a 17-11 run to cut the
Sparta lead to 21-18 at the half.
Sparta righted the ship in the second half,
outscoring the Tigers 28-23 to secure the win.
Laufenberg knocked down 18 points to lead
the Lady Spartan cagers, while Blaha finished
with 14.
Senior Genna Sullivan added 10 tallies for
Sparta, followed by sophomore Rorie Marx
with four, senior Paige Weiner with two and
sophomore Rachel Hansen with one.
Haley Collins led Black River Falls with an
18-point effort.
Sparta 48, Westfield 64
Westfield did most of its damage over the
opening 18-minutes of play, opening up a big
halftime lead en route to an easy home victory.
The Pioneers took control early, forging a 3217 halftime lead over the Lady Spartans.
Sparta played better in the second half, but
Westfield held a 32-31 advantage in the frame.
Laufenberg score 19 points to lead the Lady
Spartan cagers on offense, while Sullivan
knocked down a dozen points.
Marx added eight points for Sparta, followed
by Blaha with four, Alexis Kreider and Lexi
Gilbertson with two apiece and Weiner with
one.
Sparta’s record moved to 5-7 overall with the
two-game split.
The Lady Spartan cagers are back in action
Friday, when they host La Crosse Central in
a 7:30 p.m. Mississippi Valley Conference
contest.
Sparta senior Alexis Kreider (right) puts some pressure on Black River Falls
guard Jennifer Taylor (24) during the first half of Tuesday’s nonconference girls
basketball game at Alton Ask Gym. The Lady Spartans opened up an early
lead and held on for a 49-41 victory over the Tigers. Photo by Delaney Schaller.
Cards, Falcons earn nonconference wins
Bangor girls edge Melrose-Mindoro, Brookwood outlasts Viroqua
Sports Editor
Scenic Bluffs Conference rivals Bangor and
Brookwood continued their stellar seasons
Monday night, as both teams picked up
nonconference wins.
Bangor won its 12th straight with a 48-45
come-from-behind home victory over MelroseMindoro, while Brookwood rolled to a 48-34
road win at Viroqua.
Bangor 48, Mel-Min 45
The Lady Cardinals used a solid second
half to erase a four-point halftime deficit and
remain unbeaten.
Melrose-Mindoro took Bangor by surprise
early, forging a 22-18 lead over the opening
18 minutes of play.
Bangor managed to rally in the second half,
however, outscoring the Mustangs 30-23
to score the comeback victory and keep its
winning streak alive.
Alea Fortier finished with 14 points to
pace the Cards on the offensive end of the
floor, while teammate Emma Wittmershaus
finished with a dozen points.
Jaclynn
Freit
added
a
nine-point
performance for Bangor, followed by
Elizabeth Nicolai with six, Lily Martin with
three and Ariana Hundt and Karlee Tart with
two apiece.
Katie Christopherson finished with a gamehigh 17 points to lead Melrose-Mindoro,
while Mustangs Vanessa Ponterio, Savanna
Johnson and Erika Simmons finished with
eight tallies each.
Bangor improved to 12-0 overall, while
Melrose-Mindoro fell to 8-4.
Brookwood 48, Viroqua 34
The Falcons doubled up on the Blackhawks
in the second half, erasing a halftime deficit
en route to their eighth win of the season.
Viroqua managed to build a narrow 2322 lead at intermission, but Brookwood
outscored the Blackhawks 26-13 in the
second half to pull away for the win.
Briana Nelson poured in a game-high 25
points to lead the Falcons, while teammate
Amy Berg finished with eight points.
Lydia Madrigal and Ellen Mariott each
added five points for Brookwood, followed by
Rylee Hall with four and Claudia Alcanter
with one.
Rachel Nigh led Viroqua with 10 tallies.
Brookwood improved to 8-2 on the season
with the win, while Viroqua fell to 1-10.
The Lady Falcons are back in action tonight
(Thursday), when they host WonewocCenter in a 7:30 p.m. Scenic Bluffs game
at Brookwood, while Bangor is on the road
to meet up with Royall for a 7:30 p.m. SBC
match-up this (Thursday) evening.
Upset bid falls shy for Spartan boys basketball team
Sports Editor
Sparta senior Isaac McPherson (left) goes up for two of his gamehigh 16 points in the first half of Tuesday’s nonconference boys
basketball game against Westby at Alton Ask Gym. The 10thranked Norsemen edged Sparta 49-48. Photo by J.P. Schaller.
You could hear Sparta head coach Mario
Coursey encouraging his players throughout
the second half Tuesday night.
“Don’t stop, don’t stop, don’t stop.”
The Spartans didn’t, and their efforts were
nearly rewarded with an upset of 10th-ranked
Westby in nonconference boys basketball
action at Sparta’s Alton Ask Gymnasium
Instead, the red-hot Norsemen – winners of
eight straight – held on for a 49-48 victory
over the Spartans, who were again without
the services of leading-scorer Caleb Schauf.
“To be honest, it’s not a heartbreaking
loss,” offered first-year coach Coursey.
“Understand that every game we’re in we
improve. We try to fix everything when we
come up short and the kids are pushing
hard,” he continued. “Yes, it was a tough loss,
but it was a good loss and we’re still working
to improve.”
The game was a back-and-fourth battle
from the start.
Westby built a lead early in the first half,
but Sparta battled back to cut the lead to 2521 with less than two minutes remaining in
the frame.
The Norsemen went on top 27-21 with 1:13
remaining, but Matthew Pauley made a nice
driving dish to Vegas Cruz, who hit a layup
as time expired to cut the deficit to 27-23 at
intermission.
Westby came out hot in the second half,
increasing its lead to 34-26 in the opening
two minutes, before a Pauley three-pointer
cut the gap to 34-29.
Isaac McPherson and Cruz followed with
back-to-back buckets, pulling Sparta to
within a point of the lead at 34-33.
After a Westby free throw, a basket by
Travis Goede knotted the score at 35-35 with
11:38 left on the clock.
The Norsemen answered with six straight
points, before a Jaydon Haag trey cut the
deficit to 41-38.
Pauley followed with back-to-back hoops to
give Sparta a 42-41 advantage with 6:54 left
in the game.
Westby bounced back again, this time with
an eight-point run to regain the lead at 49-42
with just over two minutes remaining.
McPherson hit a driving layup and a threepointer that pulled Sparta within a point of
the lead with 27 seconds remaining and a
missed Westby free throw gave the Spartans
the ball back with 12 ticks left on the clock.
Sparta had trouble inbounding the ball
after a timeout and a last-second shot fell just
shy, allowing Westby to escape with the win.
McPherson poured in a game-high 16
points to lead the Spartan boy cagers on
the offensive end of the floor, while Pauley
finished a 13-point effort.
Haag knocked down a pair of three-pointers
to finish with six points for Sparta, followed by
Goede with five and Cruz and Jacob Edwards
with four each.
Jesse Solberg scored four points to lead
Westby.
Despite the narrow loss, Coursey was
optimistic with his team’s effort on the
hardwood.
“The goal for us on defense – we want to
hold our opponents to under 50 points,” he
said.
“I just wanted a complete game and they
gave me a complete game,” continued
Coursey. “We played defense, rebounded and
we’re running on offense. We’re building.”
“We really picked it up on defense and
rebounding,” Coursey continued. “We fixed
our issues. We rebounded and played defense
very well tonight.”
Schauf, who was averaging 18 points a
game before he suffered an ankle sprain in a
holiday tournament in West Salem, has been
sidelined for the past four games.
Coursey said he participated in a light
practice on Monday, but was unable to play
in Tuesday’s nonconference game.
“He goes back to the doctor on Thursday.
Hopefully, we can get him cleared for Central
on Friday,” he added.
The loss was the fifth straight for Sparta,
which fell to 3-8 overall, while Westby
improved its record to 9-1.
The Spartans are back in action Friday,
when they travel to Central for a 7:30 p.m.
Mississippi Valley Conference match-up with
the second-ranked Red Raiders.
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Tomah skates past Red Rangers in MVC hockey action
Kolton Smith’s overtime goal gives Timberwolves their first Mississippi Valley victory
Sports Editor
Kolton Smith scored on a power
play seven minutes into the extra
frame to lift Tomah to its first
Mississippi
Valley
Conference
hockey win of the season Tuesday
night.
Nate Venner got credit for the
assist on Smith’s game-winning
goal, which gave the Timberwolves
Dancers fare
well at large
competition
a 2-1 overtime victory over LoganCentral at Green Island Ice Arena in
La Crosse.
Tomah jumped out to an early
lead, when Jared Schouten scored
an unassisted goal just over six
minutes into the first period.
The Timberwolves were solid on
defense throughout, maintaining
the one-goal for the remainder of the
opening frame.
The defensive battle continued into
the second stanza, as both teams
failed to score, allowing Tomah to
take the 1-0 lead into the final frame.
Things looked good for the
Timberwolves in the third period as
well, until Red Ranger Max Hengel
scored a shorthanded goal with the
help of an assist off the stick of Drew
Kjos to knot the score at 1-1 with
11:41 remaining on the clock.
Both teams went scoreless down
the stretch, forcing the overtime
period.
The deadlock continued for seven
minutes into the extra frame, before
Smith struck with the game-winner.
Brody Pierce turned in a stellar
performance in the net for the
Timberwolves, stopping 26 LoganCentral shots on goal.
Red Ranger Willem Alvarado
finished with 25 saves in the net.
Tomah was whistled for four
penalties and spent eight minutes
Strong second half lifts Bangor over Brookwood
Cardinals rally
past Falcons to
record 10th win
Sparta event Saturday
Sports Editor
The Sparta High School dance
team turned in another solid
performance over the weekend,
placing in the top five in three
events during a large competition
at Oshkosh West High School.
The Lady Spartans took second
in the pom event, fourth in the
jazz event and fifth in hip hop.
In the solos, Emily Phillips
earned a second-place finish,
while Natalie Hoffman captured
third.
Phillips and Jazmine Arentz
added a second-place finish in
their duet competition.
The Lady Spartans will host a
large competition at Sparta High
School Saturday.
The event gets underway at
10:30 a.m. and features 15 teams
and over 250 dancers.
The teams will compete in
categories including jazz, pom,
hip hop, lyrical and open.
In addition, the dancers also
will be competing in solos, duets,
trios and ensembles.
Members of this year’s dance
team
include
Katie
Olson,
Serenity Laue, Natalie Hoffman,
Emily Phillips, Alyah Hanson,
Hayley Bemis, Mariah Ebert,
Cristal
Hernandez,
Bryanna
Todryk, Emalee Schwarz, Hailey
Leis, Jazmine Arentz, Austin
Sears, Oksana Victor, Courtney
Devorak, Makayla Chew, Alyssa
Stritchko, Erica Ebert, Emily
Salis, Alissa Ebert, Mirissa
Speicher, Haley Oliver, Sydney
Thornton and Sarah Van Kirk.
in the box, while La Crosse was
penalized five times for 13 minutes.
Tomah improved to 1-3 in MVC
action and 4-11 overall with the
victory, while Logan-Central fell to
1-3 in league play and 6-10 overall.
The Timberwolves are back in
action this (Thursday) evening,
when they host West Salem-Bangor
in a 7 p.m. nonconference contest at
Tomah Ice Center.
Sports Editor
Brookwood sophomore Kaden Laufenberg (21) keeps an eye on Bangor’s Drew Johnson (left) during
the second half of Tuesday’s Scenic Bluffs Conference boys basketball game at Bangor High School.
Brookwood jumped out to a four-point halftime lead against the undefeated Cardinals, but Bangor
answered with a 51-point second half to score a 77-66 come-from-behind victory over the Falcons.
Fourth-ranked Bangor will host second-ranked Hillsboro Friday night, while the Falcons will host Royall.
Both games get underway at 7:30 p.m. Photo by Nate Beier.
Bangor used a big second half to break open a close
game and pull away for a 77-66 come-from-behind
victory over Brookwood in Scenic Bluffs Conference
boys basketball action Tuesday night.
The Falcons came out strong against the fourthranked Cardinals on Bangor’s home hardwood,
building a 30-26 lead at the half.
Bangor rallied in the second half, however, outscoring
Brookwood 51-36 to pull away for its 10th win in a row
to start the season.
As they’ve done all year, the Cards used a balanced
attack on the offensive end of the floor, with 10 players
scoring for Bangor.
Three Cardinal cagers – Drew Johnson, Jack Reader
and Luke Reader – combined to score 48 points.
Johnson led Bangor with an 18-point effort, while
Jack and Luke Reader finished with 16 and 14 points,
respectively.
Walker Sevier added nine points for the Cards,
followed by Andrew Piske with eight, Caleb Miedema
with four, Kellen Kravik with three, Drew Johnson and
Kyle Wingert with two apiece and Seth Plenge with one.
Brookwood’s Jack Hansen led all scorers with a
game-high, 23-point performance, while Matt Hansen
contributed 15 points.
Jordan Ramirez added 10 points for the Falcons,
followed by Robert Cunitz with eight, Orrie Maurhoff
with six and Blake Martin with four.
Bangor remained unbeaten with the win, improving
its record to 4-0 in SBC action and 10-0 overall, while
Brookwood fell to 1-3 in league play and 3-6 overall.
The Cardinal cagers are back in action Friday, when
they host second-ranked Hillsboro in a 7:30 p.m.
Scenic Bluffs match-up at Bangor High School.
Brookwood hosts Royall at 7:30 p.m. Friday.
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This week’s NFL Pick’Ems guest in Sheila Volden
– owner of Sheila’s Amber Inn at 112 East Oak
Street in Sparta. The popular downtown watering
hole has been in Sheila’s family for more than
four decades. Her father, LeRoy Pfaff, owned and
operated the Amber Inn for 30 years before Sheila
bought the business 13 years ago. Popular for its
Monday through Friday Happy Hour, the Amber
Inn also is a great place to catch a football game.
Sheila prefers college football over the NFL and
admits she’s more of a Wisconsin Badger fan than
a Packer fan – which may explain why she’s picked
the Arizona Cardinals over Green Bay in Saturday’s
Divisional Playoff game.
Spartan goalie Nathan Thompson gets ready to make a save
during Tuesday’s Mississippi Valley Conference hockey game
against Onalaska at Sparta Ice Arena. Thompson turned away
30 Hilltopper shots on goal, but MVC-leading Onalaska rolled to
a 16-0 victory over the Spartan icemen. Photo by J.P. Schaller.
Skaters fall to Onalaska
Sports Editor
It was another rough night for
the Spartan skaters Tuesday,
as Sparta suffered a 16-0 loss
to ninth-ranked Onalaska in
Mississippi Valley Conference
hockey action at Sparta Ice
Arena.
The loss was the second in less
than a week to the MVC leading
Hilltoppers.
Onalaska defeated Sparta 14-0
last Thursday in a MVC matchup at the Omni Center.
The Hilltoppers scored early
and often, opening up a 9-0 lead
in the first period.
Parker Tepp scored 2:07 into
the first frame for Onalaska, while
Sam Dabrowski scored at the
3:26 mark to give the Hilltoppers
an early 2-0 lead.
Austin Manglitz, Sam Lass and
Cam Oberweiser each scored in
a span of 1:30 to help Onalaska
increase its advantage to 5-0 at
the 7:29 mark.
Donovan Weiner added a goal
9:12 into the first period, Jacob
Dirks scored at 9:45, Griffin
Treanor dented the net at the
11:31 mark and Dabrowski
netted his second goal with 3:33
left in the period to give Onalaska
a 9-0 advantage entering the
second frame.
In the second period, Lass
scored 5:24 into the frame and
Oberweiser made it 11-0 in
favor of the Hilltoppers at the
10-minute mark.
Tyler Ebner’s goal with 2:22
left on the clock gave Onalaska
a 12-0 cushion with one period
remaining.
Steven McKinzie gave the
Hilltoppers a 13-0 advantage 2:25
into the third period, Dabrowski
scored at the 7:12 mark, Ebner
added a goal midway through the
frame and Jamal Wagner netted a
power-play goal with 17 seconds
left in the game to wrap up
Onalaska’s offensive onslaught.
Nathan Thompson finished
with 30 saves in the net for the
Spartan skaters, while Hayes
Weiner and Aaron Schmidt
recorded eight and six saves,
respectively, for Onalaska.
WHITETAIL
HABITAT
SOLUTIONS
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By Jeff Sturgis
Whitetail shed hunting habitat clues
Have you found any this year?
There is nothing like finding
an ivory giant during the annual
whitetail shed hunting season!
But what does it mean? What do
your findings reveal to you about
the movements of the mature
bucks in and around the lands
that you hunt? I believe that
a shed offers you much more
than just a piece of bone from a
reclusive monarch, but instead
an opportunity to experience an
intimate look into the mysteries
of mature buck behavior.
Whitetail shed hunting
season thoughts to ponder
Last year I ran into close to
30 sheds on client parcels in
seven states, including a pile on
a Kansas/Colorado parcel. The
majority of my client visits occur
during December through June,
so as I pass through the peaks
of shed season I really enjoy
keeping an eye out for my next
shed, in the next state I visit!
I rarely find any on my own
hunting land…but is that a bad
thing?
Mature bucks in particular
experience
huge
shifts
in
preferred habitat locations from
summer to fall to winter and then
back to summer ranges. Do the
sheds you find show you this?
Often, where a buck leaves
a shed is not where he will be
hanging out in the fall.
During 12 years on my old
lease we found a total of six
sheds (even including neighbor
finds)…but yet we routinely had
daytime pictures of roughly 30
different bucks during the bulk
of the season.
Is your land a fall buck range,
a Winter shed range, or are you
blessed to have a combination of
both?
I love finding sheds…but even
more, I love the entire puzzle
of putting the pieces together
of mature buck habitat use by
the local giants. Sheds can be
an important clue for whitetail
habitat and hunting management
efforts.
The greatest and
most important
shed hunting question
Why does your land have
more whitetail shed hunting
opportunities?
….Or
more
hunting
opportunities
than
sheds?
To know the answer to that is to
gain an incredible understanding
of preferred mature buck habitat!
I was with a hunter a few years
ago as we walked a client’s land
together. The hunter explained
that on his land, he found over
40 sheds the previous year. The
sheds were found in and around
his brassica plot that was located
adjacent to a massive Red Cedar
thicket. This is a great find, right?
Well, he proceeded to explain
to me that at the same time he
barely saw a buck during the
hunting season, including zero
mature buck encounters. On one
hand the guy had an outstanding
shed hunting parcel with high
quality winter cover and food,
but did his land really offer an
opportunity to attract, hold and
grow a quality herd?
In his home state of Illinois, the
hunter had very little to worry
about as it related to any winter
severity or starvation losses. The
landowner did, however, have
to worry about the neighbor’s
shooting young bucks and the
resulting losses due to hunting
pressure.
Where does your land rank in
it’s ability to offer great whitetail
shed hunting opportunities, or
not? How does your land rank
when it comes to producing a
quality herd with quality hunting
opportunities?
Is your land
peaking at the wrong time?
My own hunting grounds
As I pointed out earlier, during
12 years on my old lease we found
literally, six sheds (including
neighbor finds)…but yet we
routinely had daytime pictures
of roughly 30 different bucks
during the bulk of the season.
Boy, we really struggled over
this fact during the first few years!
Can you imagine? We thought
we had an incredible fall the
previous year, only to completely
vacuum our entire land during
the winter and spring to rarely
find a shed. It was actually a little
depressing. Our initial thoughts
ranged from the majority of the
bucks being shot, trespassing
shed hunters and poachers.
However, by leaving our cameras
well into the winter months, we
discovered that we actually did
have a great buck herd that was
being built on the land. For years
our efforts were not being wasted,
it was just that the bucks weren’t
on our lands when they dropped
their sheds. We also came to the
conclusion that finding a shed
on our land had very little to do
with how our hunting season
would eventually unfold. It took
a few years to grasp the concept,
but it’s not unlike the fact that
Whitetail deer sheds like the monster pictured above are highly sought after by hunters in the
off-season. They can offer hunters an intimate look into the mysteries of mature buck behavior.
Contributed photo.
many summer buck habitats are
actually very poor fall habitats.
Although not finding any sheds
on the land that you hunt could
be a bad thing, it most often
reveals that your land is peaking
at a time when it has the greatest
potential of positively impacting
your herd and habitat efforts.
Conclusion
Whitetail shed hunting season
can be an incredible time of the
year! It’s a great time to scout the
woods while having absolutely
zero impact on your hunting
opportunities; opportunities that
are still many months away. But
even more important than an
incredible find of over 80 inches…
what do those clues of bone reveal
to you about the seasonal shifts
of mature buck behavior? It pays
to constantly ask “Why?” It isn’t
enough to find a shed but instead
to earnestly seek the pieces of the
puzzle that you may be lacking
on your own lands when it comes
to the period of time your habitat
needs to be at it’s peak - Whitetail
Hunting Season.
Ice fishing derby on
Perch Lake Saturday
A village of Eskimo ice shacks is part of the landscape on Chetac Lake in Sawyer County. The “shantytown” was home to outdoor
writer Mark Walters and a group of friends who spent two days in January fishing for crappies, walleye and northern pike on the
frozen lake. Photo by Mark Walters.
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First ice fishing trip of the season
Hello friends,
Generally in Wisconsin, ice fishermen hit
our frozen lakes between mid-November and
early December. For most Wisconsin hardwater enthusiasts “first ice” was not until
after Christmas.
My first ice fishing getaway was just
completed, and by all accounts it was
extremely successful. Please read further for
details on how to have a really good time in
Wisconsin when there is ice.
Friday, Jan. 1
High 27, low 16
Chetac Lake in Sawyer County covers
1,920-acres and has an abundant supply of
eight to 10-inch crappie, as well as northern
pike, walleye, perch and bluegill.
Paul Bucher is my good buddy from
Cumberland, who I try to have one or two
fun outings a year with. Preston Johnson,
who lives in Rice Lake, is a lot of fun and a
hardcore fishermen. Chris Schiefelbein lives
on Lake Chetac and is very into catching
fish and socializing with his pals. Chris was
our informant and found the fish for us the
first day that there was somewhat safe ice on
Chetac.
Joey Dushek is my 22-year-old stepson,
who is the young guy in the group, and
like the other guys, is very good at catching
crappie in 26-feet of water with electronics.
My official position is that of head Fun
Master, who comes up with a date each year
that everyone works around for this trip, but
I’m not very good at catching crappie in deep
water.
So we are staying at a really nice home
on the water, whose very kind owners are
snowbirds (thank you). We are using fourwheelers to travel and there is four to five
inches of ice, so we are fishing in my Eskimo
Fatfish, which is about 13-by-eight feet literally a cabin on the ice. For this trip we
are breaking in a brand new Fatfish that is
insulated and everyone is impressed.
After a three-hour drive and settling in, we
hit the ice about 1 p.m. with a plan of fishing
until somewhere around midnight.
Today it is Paul, Joey, Chris and myself in
the shack with plenty of friends in nearby
shacks. The crappie action is steady, but it
is not a slaughter. Most of the action is about
six feet off the bottom in 26 feet of water.
We also have tip-ups out that, at first are
set for gators, and as day became night,
switched over for walleye. Over the course of
the weekend we caught five snakes and no
walleye.
Our comfortable abode is lit with propane
lights that run off 20-pound cylinders and
later in the night Paul Bucher heated up
scalloped potatoes and ham.
At dark we had about 35 crappie between
the four of us that were all in the nine-inch
range. Mr. Schiefelbein likes to call them
“lobsters of the lake”.
When we pulled tip-ups and headed to
camp, we had about seventy extremely tasty
crappie between the four of us.
If you were outside of our shack and
listening, you would pretty much hear nonstop laughter.
Saturday, Jan. 2
High 32, low 19
Today, Preston joined our ranks, I probably
should have charged the battery on my Vexilar
(it showed the pretty colors, but not my jig),
we caught a lot of fish and we laughed a lot.
At one time, I had a flag and missed a
small fish right at the hole. Chris “Bein”
was watching the experience and, as usual,
verbally abusing me. Low and behold I had a
line hooked onto my tip-up and though I had
to pull really hard, I broke it off from the tree
that it “must have been snagged on.” Chris
starts pulling in the other end and there is
about a 24-inch snake on it and all the line
from someone’s tip-up.
Nobody’s flag went up, so we figured it was
a fish that had been hooked a day or two
earlier. When we showed the guys the set up,
Joey claimed it was his rig and I may have
put the entire spool into a very large mess.
Joey’s flag never went up and there
was some debate as to why that may have
happened.
Well after dark, I burned a precooked hot
dish that had kind of froze and even my dog
would not eat.
This trip is so much fun that we must
return next year!
Sunset
Schnitzler’s Sports Store in
Sparta will hold its third annual
ice fishing derby on Perch Lake
Saturday.
The derby will run from 9 a.m.
to 1 p.m. and all participants are
asked to register or check-in at
Fisherman’s Park on the west
side of the lake.
The derby is limited to the first
150 ice anglers who sign up.
Prizes will be awarded to the
anglers who catch the biggest
fish in five categories – perch,
blue gills, crappies, bass and
northern pike.
All participants will also have a
chance at winning a door prize,
including a two-man ice shanty.
In addition, separate raffles
will be held for a bow and an ice
auger.
The cost to participate is $5 per
person in advance and $8 on the
day of the derby.
All proceeds from the derby
will be used to stock fish in Perch
Lake.
For more information, contact
Schnitzler’s Sports Store at 608269-2680.
Milwaukee Bucks, DNR team
up for “DNR Night” promotion
Even though deer hunting
seasons have come to a close,
bucks are still on the mind. It’s
not just white-tailed bucks we’re
talking about.
The Department of Natural
Resources is also focusing on the
Milwaukee Bucks who they will
team up with to bring back “DNR
Nights.”
Anyone holding any 2015
Wisconsin hunting or fishing
license is eligible for discounted
tickets on select home games at
the BMO Harris Bradley Center
in Milwaukee. In addition, each
ticket purchased through the
DNR Nights program will include
a free blaze orange Bucks t-shirt
provided by Legendary Whitetails.
The
following
dates
are
designated DNR Nights at the
BMO Harris Bradley Center:
Thursday,
February
11,
7
p.m. vs. Washington Wizards;
Friday, February 19, 7 p.m., vs.
Charlotte Hornets; Wednesday,
March 2, 7 p.m., vs. Indiana
Pacers; Saturday, March 12, 6:30
p.m., vs. New Orleans Pelicans;
Sunday, March 20, 6 p.m., vs.
Utah Jazz.
This
exclusive
promotion
includes a discounted ticket and
blaze orange Bucks t-shirt for
just $24 in the upper bowl and
$42 in the lower bowl.
License holders can take
advantage of this program by
going to the DNR website at dnr.
wi.gov and putting in the keyword
“DNR Nights” in the search box.
Sparta Rod and Gun Club is
hosting five-stand fun shoots
The Sparta Rod and Gun Club’s
series of five-stand fun shoots
will continue next week.
The trap shoots get underway
at 4 p.m. every Tuesday and will
run through Mar. 29 of 2016.
The cost to participate is $5
per round and refreshments will
be available on the club grounds.
The rod and gun club shooting
stands are covered and heated
The club also will hold fivestand fun shoots on the first
Saturday of the month November
through March starting with the
first round at 9 a.m.
The Saturday five-stand fun
shoots will be held Feb. 6 and
Mar. 6.
Five-stand shooting is a cross
between trap shooting and
sporting clays. Shooters see a
total of 25 targets during a round
and will engage five targets from
each of five stands. Targets
are presented from a variety of
angles, including crossers, outgoing and in-coming targets.
AREA
CORRESPONDENCE
AND NEWS
South Ridge News
We’re not used to a normal.
Wisconsin January but the last
few days have brought a stark
reality to us. My thoughts told
menoonewouldhavenewsthis
week. Everyone will be trying to
keep the home fires going and
stayingput.Notso.
“I’mnottakingmyChristmas
tree down until you come for a
visit”saysHazelPasch.Itwasa
muchneededtimetobetogether
asJayandAnneWittandEdwin
and Ardis Bredlow came for the
visit on Wednesday afternoon.
It’s a time to go back and talk
about the “good old days”
although we all know problems
existedthen.It’satimetoshare
concerns, and then to go back
to our homes encouraged and
realizinghowblestwereallyare.
A visit on a cold, cloudy winter
day can bring warmth to one’s
soul.
I admire folks who keep
traditions going year after year.
And so it is with the Fauska’s
Christmas. When things settle
down after the holidays Frank
andDarlene(Fauska)Martalock,
Joe and Marge (Fauska) Collins
and David Fauska and his wife
Myrna spend a day together
beginning with a luncheon, this
year selected by Darlene. They
dined together at “The Chateau”
in Hustler and then returned to
the Martalock home where they
exchanged gifts. These people
are creative and decided a while
ago to write down some of their
favorite foods. They drew names
and goodness knows senior
citizens don’t need too much
but they do like to eat. It was a
unique idea.
After playing games Darlene
servedhomemadechickennoodle
soup and ice cream. She shared
the recipe for noodles. “It’s how
my mother made them. I don’t
drythembutImakethemevery
ChristmasEve.”
Beat two eggs and take the ½
shell of one egg and fill it twice
with water. Add to the eggs and
thenaddenoughflourtomakea
firmball.Placeonaflouredboard
andaddenoughflourtomakeit
by Alice Brandau
stiff with no stickiness. Roll out
and cut into strips. (She uses a
pizza cutter). It’s ready for the
boiling soup stock. She doesn’t
drythemfirst.“Ifmymotherdid
dry them she put a dishtowel
over a chair back and laid the cut
noodlesovertodry.”
“David’s making supper and
we have plenty” says Cathy.
“Whydon’tyoujoinus?”Andso
wedid.Bakedporkribscovered
with sauerkraut and more.
Scrumptious! David is a good
chef and I’m wondering how
that happened and if there is a
chance that interest in cooking
couldruboffonyouknowwho.
???
“Did you hear that crash last
night?” says Bob. “I thought it
was a drive by shooting.” When
he went to look he found a big
hammer that had laid on the
edge of the counter and now had
been knocked off and smashed
a ceramic watering dish. That
darnedcat!
And that’s it for January 12,
2016.
Southeast Monroe County News
Another week with a short
column. Perhaps we can blame
the weather for this one as the
cold weekend kept many of us
closer to home. We haven’t yet
become acclimated to these
temperatures after being spoiled
withthemildDecember.
FirstImustmakeacorrection
to the news from a couple of
weeks ago..
It was LaVonne
Leibl’s funeral that Lynette
VlasakandSallyDanaattended,
notHenry’s.Heisstillwaitingto
joinherwhentheLorddecidesto
reunitethem.
Last Wednesday Lynette and
Sally drove down to Prairie du
SacforlunchattheBlueSpoon
withPeggyDallman.Sundaythe
gals were at the Royall Safety
Patrol’s spaghetti dinner. Even
these gals have been hibernating
more.
Comingdownthevalley,Arlene
Garvens went down to Madison
while the temperature was still
reasonableonWednesdayforthe
CrossTownVioletClubmeeting.
Wednesday was a good day to
get out and Dave and I joined
his sisters and brothers-in-law
for lunch at the Chateau B &
BinHustler.FrankandDarlene
Martalock and Joe and Margery
Collins met with us there to
celebrate a belated Christmas.
After lunch we gathered at the
Martalock home on South Ridge
for dessert, gifts, some good
fellowshipandafewtablegames
with a late supper to top off the
day.
UpatthetopofZirkHillRandy
Zirk came up from Madison on
Cashton Police Report
JANUARY 4
Patrolled around schools.
Patrolled in the downtown area.
Follow up in Viroqua for OWI case.
Patrolled industrial park and
checked village park.
JANUARY 5
Officer out at Scenic Buffs for a
dog at large.
Officer took a complaint at
Grandma’sBakery.
Patrolled around school when
students were let out.
ReturneddogtoownerfromScenic
Bluffs.
Tookacomplaintofalostpurse.
Trafficstop-warningforfailureto
signal.
Security alarm at Scenic Bluffs -
everything10-2.
JANUARY 6
Patrolled around schools in the
morning.
Interview for assault case.
Patrolled village.
10-76 to Sparta to have warrants
signed.
Trafficstop.
Lockedpostoffice.
JANUARY 7
Observedtrafficaroundschool.
Patrolled village/downtown area.
Checked industrial park.
Unlocked vehicle at Scenic Bluffs
officebuilding.
Officerattendedcourt.
JANUARY 8
Patrolled around schools.
Checked park, patrolled industrial
park.
10-76 to Sparta to have warrants
entered.
Traffic stop - citation for expired
registration.
JANUARY 9
Door check at businesses.
Patrolled bar district.
Patrolled industrial park.
Checked village park.
ObservedtrafficonFrontSt.
Tuesday to see his mom and
WednesdayafternoonBruceand
Julie Zirk came up to the home
farmfromDutchHollow.Debbie
Woodworth also came over from
next door. Thursday Jerry Zirk
arrived home after a successful
fishingtriptoSouthDakotawith
friends.
The Lord continues to bless
us in myriad ways and even the
by Myrna Fauska
cold weather can be a blessing
ifweletit.Heisstillin control
and is reminding us that we
live in Wisconsin where we can
expectsubzerotemperatures,so
we should bloom where we are
plantedandpraiseHimanyway.
By the time you read this it will
be warmer again, according to
the current forecast.
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7:00
Earlier this week, Larry
Scheckel, a retired Tomah
teacher, author and contributing
columnist
to
the
Sparta
newspapers,
added
one
more honor to his long list
achievements he’s accumulated
inhislifetime.
On Tuesday, Rep. Nancy
VanderMeer(R-Tomah)presented
ScheckelwiththeHometownHero
Award during the Assembly’s
legislative session.
“For 38 years, Larry “Doc”
Scheckel was a beloved physics
and
aerospace
teacher
at
Tomah High School, educating
and inspiring over 4,000
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Scheckel honored with Hometown Hero Award
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Larry Scheckel of Tomah, center, was honored with a Hometown Hero Award at the State Capitol Tuesday.
Pictured with him are his wife, Ann, left, and Rep. Nancy VanderMeer.
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Excellence in Science Teaching
Award.
A high point among his many
accomplishmentswasScheckel’s
selection as a Teacher in Space
finalist in 1985, an opportunity
that led one finalist to be a
teacherastronautaboardNASA’s
Challengerspaceshuttlemission.
“It is important to recognize
Larry’s lifetime devotion to
education as he continues to
creatively and enthusiastically
offer his education skills to his
community,” said VanderMeer.
“The influence of great teachers
throughout our life spans should
beemphasizedandcommended.”
students during his career,”
said VanderMeer. “Larry teaches
by connecting through mutual
interests, whether it be making
the understanding of science
easy and applicable or bringing
living history to his readers
through the books he’s written
and the presentations he gives.”
Scheckel has been named
TomahTeacheroftheYearthree
times, and was a Presidential
Awardee at the state level for
six years. He is the recipient of
the Tandy Award, Kohl Award,
Wisconsin
Physics
Teacher
Award, Health Physics Society
Award, Ron Gibbs Award, and
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