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The Barneveld Girls Basketball 6th Annual
Cancer Awareness Event
Saturday, January 11th
Barneveld Girls vs Prairie du Chien
JV - 1:00 PM VARSITY - 2:30 PM
“GET Loud, FIGHT Cancer”
Silent Auction Noon-1/2 time of game
Taco-Baked Potato Bar @ Noon
For the kids: Face & Nails Painting
We will do a “Miracle Minute” collection at ½ time of the
varsity game plus “Shoot for a Prize”!
Big Easy Radio 93.7 Plans To Broadcast The Game
The players are selling bracelets and TV Give-away tickets!
(TV donated by Scott Leahy & Family)
Apparel is available for sale now through January 11th!
This event is a great way for our team, school and community to do
something to help others. We hope to fill the gym with supporters!
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NATURALLY SPEAKING
By Jerry Davis
Some birds are more intelligent than others. Members of
the crow family, including crows and blue jays, are on the A list.
They can be very adaptable, too. But they can be extremely leery,
as well. For example, blue jays were the first birds to find a deer
carcass within 50 yards of a basement door. When a person stayed
out of view and slid the door open a crack to photograph them, they
usually flushed. It seemed that unless they were facing away from
the door or came in after the door was slid open, did they tolerate having their pictures taken. They seem, at other times, to be
brave, mobbing owls and birds many times their size. They scream
at hunters and other birds they detect in a woods. While they eat
mostly insects, nuts and seeds, suet is another way to bring them to
feeders, but they hog the food, taking large quantities with them to
cache someplace for later meals. They are a beautiful bird, but not
liked by everyone.
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January 19
Lector: Tom Pechan
Lector: Leo Clerkin
Servers: Colin Lancaster
Servers: Natalie Elfering
Heather Lancaster
Noelle Elfering
Owen Pechan
Nicole Elfering
Greeters: Duane and Lisa Elfering
Souper Bowl of Soup Supper, January 25th 4:30-7:30
CONGREGATIONAL UNITED
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Rev. Beryl Melcher, Interim Pastor
(608) 987-2218 (Home) or (608) 778-4782 (Cell)
e-mail [email protected] or [email protected]
Sunday, Jan. 12
9:00 am Worship Service
Child Care Provided
10:05 am Coffee Hour
Greeters: Elsie Jane Murphy
Acolytes: Griffin Owens
Scripture:Al Wrighht
Offertory:
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Upland Hills Health Bountiful Harvest Campaign Donates Over $6,163
to Iowa County Food Pantry
[Dodgeville] By stirring up friendly competition within the
organization, employees at Upland Hills Health exceeded last
year’s donation to the Iowa County Food Pantry by over $700.
The campaign this year, was named “Bountiful Harvest Food
Drive” and bountiful it was, as the total donation of money
and items collected are valued at over $6,163. That will potentially feed over 400 families for 10 days.
BARNEVELD LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. P. Jack Way Jr.
924-8621 [email protected] or www.barneveldlutheran.org
Wednesday January 8
10:30 Pastor leads worship at Ingleside
9:30 – 3:30 Food Pantry open
6-8 pm Confirmation Theme night
Thursday January 9 6:30 pm Bell Choir practice
7 – 8 pm Pilates in facility
Sunday January 12 9:00 worship Joe’s Small group Sunday
Guest speaker Rev. Sara Yotter
9:20 – 10:15 Sunday School
10:20 Youth speakers on India trip
Tuesday January 14
9:30 Pastor at Text Study
7-8 pm Pilates in facility
Wednesday January 15 9:30 – 3:30 Food Pantry Open
6-8 pm Confirmation Small group night
Thursday January 16 6:30 pm Bell Choir practice
Barneveld Food pantry is a cooperative outreach of the Barneveld &
Ridgeway churches, local organizations and private donations. The Food
pantry, housed at the Barneveld Lutheran facility is available for those
in need in the area. The Pantry is Open on Wednesday 9:30 – 3:30 or
by appointment by contacting 924-8621. Donations are always welcome
THE RECIPE BOX
Salisbury Steak
with Mushrooms
Cook Time: 25 Minutes
Ready In: 40 Minutes
Servings: 4
“Seasoned beef patties are simmered in a homemade mushroom and onion
sauce to make this classic, comforting dish. Serve it with potatoes or rice.”
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Ingredients:
1 pound lean ground beef
1/3 cup dry bread crumbs
1/4 cup chopped onions
1 egg, beaten
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
2 cups beef broth
1 large onion, thinly sliced
1 cup sliced mushrooms
3 tablespoons cornstarch
3 tablespoons water
Upland Hills Health Bountiful Harvest Food Drive Campaign Committee
photo: (l to r) Troy Marx, Amber Black, Tina White, Lisa Schnedler, Ryan
Teasdale and not available for the photo, Tammy Rule and Laura Knutson.
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Directions:
1. Combine ground beef, bread crumbs, chopped onion,
egg, salt, and black pepper in a bowl until evenly mixed. Shape
beef mixture into 4 patties, about 3/4 inch thick.
2. Fry patties in a large skillet over medium heat until
browned on both sides, about 10 minutes. Add beef broth, onion, and mushrooms; bring to a boil. Reduce heat to low, cover,
and simmer until patties are no longer pink in the center, about
10 minutes more. Transfer patties to a platter and keep warm.
3. Bring onion mixture to a boil. Mix cornstarch and water in a small bowl; stir into onion mixture. Cook and stir until
onion gravy is thickened, about 1 minute. Pour over patties to
serve
What’s Happening
The Barneveld Public Library Fundraising Committee would like to thank the following people
and businesses for their contribution to the Friends of the Barneveld Public Library Building Fund.
Contributions:
Eagle Investments of Barneveld
Gale & Beulah Manteufel
Peter & Lisa Shatrawka
Harold & Lois Eastman
Pat McCorckle
Aida Simental
Wendy Alettha
Eveland-Trainer Post 433
Nick & Kate McKinney
Terry & Ann Stamm
Rick & Judy Anderson
Al & Ginny Feist
Bonnie & Doug Miller
\Stormor Storage – John & Nancy Meyers
Carl & Lois Arneson
Boris Frank
Dr. Peter & Rhonda Mullen
Paul & Delores Swedlund
Anton & Joan Arneson Jr.
Kate Frautschi
Mary Ann Myers
Terrator Corp
Anton & Susan Arneson
Jill & Charlie Fuerstenberg
Jim & Ardith Nelson
The Peoples Community Bank
Donald & Eva Arneson
Jerry & Nancy Gaffney
Paul Nelson
Ted & Marcia Thompson
Barneveld Advancement Association
Joe Grant
Gregg Nettesheim
Sara Thompson
Barneveld Fire Department
Elsa Greene
Jim & Wanda Owens
Steve & Judy Thoni
Barneveld Legion Auxiliary
Debra Hallett – Ann & Arnold
P & J Sheet Metal
Sharon Thousand
Barneveld Lutheran Church Offering
Leuthold Memorial
Jason & Lori Parks
Lowell & Tammie Thronson
Trevor Baryenbruch
Gary & Gayle Harrop
Steve Parks – Lou Ann Parks Memorial
Helen Torphy
Birch Lake Homemakers
Thomas Hodgson
Mike & Deann Peterson
Wayne Schuelke Family Trust
Sara Botham
David & Mary Michal Huskins
Karla Pohlman
Tom & Karen Turner
Brenda Bunbury Realty LLC
Alex Ignatius
Carrie Portz
Mary Weatherford
Bures Berry Patch
Chase Ignatius
Jim & Paige Ramos
Cal & Julie Williams
James Novak & Catherine Cooper
Ron & Anita Jabs
Jeff & Sara Ranney
Harold & Rita Zander
Karyn & Ryan Culver
Johnson Block & Company
Cil Reese
Richard & Janet Zimmer
Randy & Mareia Danz
Douglas Johnson
Mary Roenneberg
Joanne & Steve Deal
Ralph & Audrey Kleppe
Kevin & Ashley Roethle
Total Contributions Received $658,245.52
Sarah Deal
Guenther & Victoria Kolb
Paul Ronsheim
Quantum Devices Inc.
Robust Tools LLC
Mary Rosenthal
Total Contribution’s for Randy’s Challenge
Marie Dimpfl
Joe Lancaster
Brian & Marie Ruchti
$6,874.00
Pauline & Gordon Dimpfl
Scott Leahy
Harland & Jo Anne Rue
Doescher Daycare
Robert & Carla Legge
Betty Ryan – Leo Ryan Memorial
Macy Doescher
Patricia Malcheski
Tim Sanchez
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January 18th
Barneveld-Brigham Fire Dept.
Drinks At 6 pm Dinner At 7 pm
Barneveld-Brigham Fire Dept. Members (past & present)
Barneveld-Brigham Fire Dist. Board
Village of Barneveld Board
Brigham Town Board
& Their Significant Others Are Invited!
Please Bring A White Elephant Gift
Everyone brings a wrapped gift. Nobody should know which gift you brought
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The objective is to open, exchange and steal inexpensive or expensive, fun gifts,
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Pamper Yourself Or Loved One
“Everyday”
Stamp a Stack
10 cards w/envelopes cards using materials from
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Monday January 20, 2014
Barneveld Lutheran Church 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Cost $15.00
FREE GIFT! if you RSVP By January 10th. Free Gift! If you bring a Friend!
Childcare is available if you contact me by Friday, January 17th.
If you have any questions please email [email protected] or call 574-4866
Hope to see you there!
Michelle Ihm - Independent Demonstrator
608-924-2616 Cell 574-4866 [email protected]
The Eagle Flyer
Editor: Samantaha Evans
MHB Vikings Come in Second!
By: Jana Hummel
Week Of: 1/9/14
Save the date Girls Basketball Fans:
On December 21st, the MHB Wrestling Team
went to the Mount Horeb/Barneveld Varsity Scramble. As a team, Mount Horeb/Barneveld came can in
second with 131.5 points. Barneveld senior Keller Kirch
placed third and scored fifteen points for his team.
Sam Moyer, another senior from Barneveld, placed
third and scored thirteen points for his team. Good
luck to the wrestling team on the rest of their season!
Upcoming Events:
1/9- GBB vs. Argyle 6:00
1/10- WR. vs Waunakee 6:30
1/10- BBB @ Argyle 6:00
1/11- WR @ Sauk 10:00
1/11- BBB vs Seneca 6:00
1/11- GBB vs Prairie du Chien 1:00
January 11th, 2014 – is our “More Than A
Game” PINK night! It’s a day game VS
Prairie du Chien, 1:00pm JV and 2:30pm
Varsity game times. The players are selling
raffle tickets for a TV (donated by Scott Leahy & Family) & cancer awareness braceEagles end tournament with big win!
By: Kaitlyn Walker
lets as a fundraiser. We will also have apparel available for sale or to order (forms
On December 28, the Eagles played in the
are in the commons area at school). All championship game in their third annual Candy
proceeds go to support cancer research and Cane Classic. The Eagles opponent was the Assumplocal families dealing with cancer or illness. tion Royals, who they lost to last year in the state
Thank you for your support!
Dominating in Oregon
By Danielle Staubhaar
Edited Corissa Lease
On December 21st, the girls’ basketball team traveled to
Oregon for a nonconference game. The Eagles started the
game off strong and gaining an early lead. Hannah Whitish was high scorer with 25 followed by Rachel Slaney
with 11 to help the girls maintain their lead. The girls
let up a little in the 3rd quarter, but quickly came back to
show that they were there to play. Hannah Whitish led
in assists with 5 followed by Danielle Straubhaar with
3. Maggie Oimoen led the team in rebounds with 6 followed by Rachel Slaney with 5. Maggie Oimoen also led
in steals with 4. The girls showed that they are a team
that loves to win and will work hard the entire time ending with a score of 52-37. Good luck to the girls this year.
final game. Determined to beat this team, the Eagles ended the first quarter up by three with a score
of 9-6. The Eagles didn’t stop there adding more
to their lead going in to half with a score of 23-21.
The Eagles came out strong again play tough with
the Royals and still led at the end of the third 3229. The fourth quarter came around and the Eagles
took their opportunities, pushing their lead to the
highest in the game winning 52-42. The Eagles accomplished a huge task knocking down the number one seed in the state, moving themselves up
to the number one seed in Division 5. The games
top scorers were Rachel Slaney with 22, and Maggie Oimoen with 8. The leader in steals was Hannah
Whitish with 3. Congratulations to the Lady Eagles
on a big win, and good luck in the rest of the season.
BI STATE
Kendra Bahr
The Mt. Horeb Barneveld team traveled to La
Crosse to enter the Bi-State tournament. Barneveld senior, Keller Kirch, 13-8, scored 4.00 team points throughout the tournament. First round, Keller received a
bye, advancing to round 2. First Keller lost by fall, and
then won by fall. Round three, Keller lost by decision.
In the fourth round Keller received his last match in
the tournament. Another Barneveld senior, Sam Moyer, 9-11, scored 1.00 team points overall in the tournament. First round, Sam too received a bye, advancing
to round two and losing by fall. Sam then won by decision, ending in 0-4. Round three ended with Sam’s last
match at Bi-State. Good luck to the Barneveld boys and
the Mt. Horeb wrestling team as they travel to Sauk.
Eagles start tournament with a win
By: Kaitlyn Walker
The Barneveld Eagles held the 3rd annual Candy Cane Classic, December 27-28. On the first day of the
tournament the Eagles played a tough Westfield Pioneers
basketball team. The Eagles started off a little slow ending
the first quarter tied 11-11. The Eagles picked it up going
into half time leading 32 to 20. Coming out of half time
it was still a close game ending the third quarter 44 to
33. The Eagles stepped it up to win the game 61 to 41.
The night’s top scorers were Danielle Strauhbaar with 13,
followed closely by Hannah Whitish with 12, and Rachel
Slaney with 10. The team leader in rebounds was Maggie Oimoen with 8, closely followed by Mckenzie Sporle with 5. The team’s leader in steals was Hailey Kleppe
with 4. Good luck to the Eagles in the rest of their season.
EDUCATION FOUNDATION OF BARNEVELD IS.......
… a permanent nonprofit endowment fund created in 1997 for Barneveld High School graduates. Its mission is to award scholarships to graduates on the basis of outstanding academic achievement etc.
By assisting these students financially, they may pursue career goals through continued education. To date, the foundation has provided 60 scholarships totaling $29,800!
There are several ways to make tax deductible donations to “The Foundation”. Cash donations may be made by individuals or groups/organizations, estates, trust funds, a gift of
real estate, or securities are also accepted.
Education Foundation of Barneveld 1998-2013 Scholarship recipients:
1998
Jennifer Berg-Erica Scheidegger
1999
Shannon Mauger -Michelle Manteufel
2000
April Cox-Marika Belusa
2001
Sheila Davis-Pam Nechkash-Kerin Zimpel
2002
Heather Luhman -Denise Williams
2003
Kelsey Jabs-Dustin Peterson
2004
Amber Luhman-Elise Belusa
2005
Heidi Peterson Brondson-Kirsten Swedlund-Ted Curtis
2006
David Moyer-Emily Sutter-Megan Sawle
2007
Andrew Cory-Jim Flannery-Kelly Leary-Brian Phillips-Nick Allen-Christine Hufton
2008
Laura Miller-Nicole Moyer-Tiffany Ziegler-Travis Ayers
2009
Brittany White-Jacob Perry-Grace Coyne-Jacob Perry
2010
Robert Harlow-Erin Perry-Hilary Moyer-Josh Slaney-Karlee Carmody
2011
Travis Fenton-Brad Zander-Hannah Hetue -Alexis Brown-Joanne Parent
2012
Mindy Kelly-Sawyer Lee-Tory Schave-Becka Owens-Jimmy Brown-Amanda Wendt-Hannah Coyne
2013 Emily Opsal-Taylor Bowser-Alexis Bahr-Bridget Olsen-Danielle Sickels-Andrew Hummel-Tyler Owens
Send tax-deductible donations to:
Education Foundation of Barneveld, Inc
410 Jenniton Ave. P.O. Box 66
Barneveld, WI 53507
If you have questions about the Foundation, please call
the following board of directors:
Russ Moyer, President
Tami Bowser
Linnae Ignatius, Vice President
Kevin Knudson
MaryAnn Myers, Secretary
Al Wright
Ginny Feist
All contributions support the Education of Barneveld High School Graduates.
The Fuundation Thanks the Following Contributors:
Mary Weatherford
Glenn & Betsy Thronson
Marie Dimpfl
State Bank of Cross Plains
B & C Trucking
Cal & Julie Williams
Bill & Bev Aschliman
Eagle Investments, of Barneveld, LLC
Charlie Aschliman
P & J Eagle Sheet Metal, Inc.
Ted & Rochelle Boucher
Judd & Jessica Koerwitz
Lowell & Tammie Thronson
Peter Koerwitz Cheryl Koerwitz
Dodgeville Agri-Service, Inc.
Gail Hill
Aunt Mary’s Hooterville Inn
Michael & MaryAnn Wolkimer
Anton S. & Joan Arneson
Tom & Karen Turner
Gary & Karen Vollen
Harold & Sharon Manhart
Forrest ‘Woody’ Erickson
Michael Bowman
Ernie & Joyce Aschliman
Mt. Horeb Telephone Co.
Ann & Ron Mason
Ralph & Audrey Kleppe
Guenther & Victoria Kolb
In Memory of: Gil Millers
(25 year Kindergarten Teacher)
by Kathleen Page Piper
Premier Co-op of Mt. Horeb
Al & Carol Antonson
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State Park Ice Fishing
by Jerry Davis
GOVERNOR DODGE STATE PARK
– Outdoors enthusiasts may have forgotten, with all the discussion about
hunting in Wisconsin’s State Parks,
that many of those parks provide
some excellent ice fishing, too.
The regulations vary regarding
general creel limits, so make sure to
check the fishing regulations.
Many of the state parks are similar to this 5,350-acre park in having at
least one fishing opportunity.
In Governor Dodge, there are
two lakes, Cox Hollow, 96 acres, and
Twin Valley, 152 acres.
“I love to fish Governor Dodge
because it has two lakes and each one
is a bit different,” said Carl Schultz, of
Spring Green. He was fishing with his
son, Cailub, 10, and his friend, Naomi
Hacker, and her two sons, Tyler Gleichauf, 3, and Collin Hacker, 10, also
of Spring Green.
“I’ll fish other parks, including
Blackhawk Lake, west of Dodgeville,”
Schultz said.
Naomi Hacker, even though this
was only her second time ice fishing,
was thrilled to find a place where the
boys could fish and when they tired of
that could just run around.
“We all like to eat the fish,”
Naomi Hacker said. “We co-clean the
fish but Carl is the cook. If we catch
enough, we’ll eat them right away and
if we have more than enough, those go
in the freezer.”
On a 25-degree day all it took
was to prepare some sandwiches,
put the gear in
the truck and
head to Governor Dodge State
Park.
“Ice fishing
seems to be fun.
I’ve open water fished a lot,
but this gives us
more room; you
can go places
that aren’t accesNaomi Hacker shows her son, Tyler Gleichauf, a small walleye she
sible during the
caught in Cox Hollow Lake recently.
summer,” Hacker
said. “It’s a little
difficult to have three kids and two er catch 100 small fish that one large
adults in a boat. This is just nice to get one.”
I could tell Schultz was anxout at this time of the year.”
ious
to
move.
He kept talking about
Schultz said it’s the taste of the
fish that continues to bring him back the walleye and muskie opportunities
over in Twin Valley.
again and again to Governor Dodge.
“I have a 30-inch walleye from
“It’s hard to beat fish from
that
lake
hanging on a wall. It was alspring-fed lakes,” he said. “They just
seem to taste better than those from most 12 pounds,” he said.
Schultz has been standing
backwaters, at least in the wintertime.”
on
frozen
water
for years and years.
Schultz’s five-person group
Much
of
his
gear
is the same as it was
chose to being their day on Cox Hollow, close to the road, but they had 20 years ago, except for a fish locator.
“I don’t think I’d ice fish without
heard that there was a good perch bite
it,
”
he
said.
going on around the hidden bend, but
Individuals younger than 16
it was a little far for Tyler to walk in
years old (residents and nonresidents)
the deep snow.
But after catching 3-4 small do not need a fishing license.
For the older crowd who may
panfish, the boys and their parents
not
have
a fishing license, Jan. 18-19
both agreed it was time to go after the
perch or head to Twin Valley, where is free winter fishing weekend, and no
one, not even a non-resident, needs
there was a good crappie bite.
“With kids, it’s all about catch- a license. All other rules and regulaing fish,” Schultz said. “They’d rath- tions must be followed.
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SPECIAL THANKS FROM BARNEVELD SANTA COP 2013
With your generosity we were able
to help 19 families in the Barneveld–
Brigham School District and in our
community have a merrier Christmas. We believe every child should
have a gift. Thank you!!!!
The Barneveld Police Department
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people for their donations to the
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Michael and Angela Lickel, Dorothy McSherry, Barneveld Family Chiropractic, LLC, Barneveld
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Citizens, Austin and Meghan Durst
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This program could not continue
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THE BARNEVELD/RIDGEWAY OVER 55 GROUP
meets twice a month a Summit Apartments for a potluck lunch at noon. We eat in the dining/kitchen area
at Summit. We meet the 2nd and 4th Monday of each
month. January’s meetings are January 13th and January 27th. Come and join us. If weather is bad, listen
to Dodgeville Radio station (WDMP) for any cancella- TOWN OF BRIGHAM - PART TIME JOB SEARCH
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The Town of Brigham is seeking someone to plow snow
Rita Stanton R.N. will hold her foot clinic on the 13th
on an “on call” part-time basis. Applicant must have a
at 10:00. For an appointment, call Mary Ann.
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BARNEVELD PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD will meet endorsement. Snow plowing experience is a plus.
the third Wednesday of each month at 7:30 PM at the Please drop off or mail your resume and letter of interest
library. Everyone invited to attend.
to the Brigham Town Office located at 407 Business ID,
Barneveld WI 53507.
TOWN OF BRIGHAM ASSESSOR NOTICE
Over the next couple of months, the Town of Brigham Deadline application is Thursday, January 16, 2013.
Assessor, Randy Edge will be visiting all homes in the
Town of Brigham for the purpose of taking pictures of HOUSE FOR RENT: 3 besdroom, in the country, 1
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JANUARY IMMUNIZATION SCHEDULE:
IOWA COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
303 W. Chapel St., Dodgeville, WI 53533
January 15 9:00 – 11:00 a.m.
January 27 3:00 – 5:30 p.m.
Please call the Iowa County Health Department at
(608) 930-9870 for an appointment and bring immunization record. Children must be accompanied by a
parent or legal guardian or have a note from parent and
be accompanied by a person over eighteen years of age.
AMERICAN LEGION SAL meets the 2nd Tues. of
each month @ the Legion Hall.
AMERICAN LEGION will meet the first Monday of
each month at 7:00 PM at the American Legion hall.
THE COMMUNITY CLOTHES CLOSET'S hours
are the 2nd & 4th Saturdays, 10 a.m. -noon and the 3rd
Thursday, 5-7 p.m. The Clothes Closet located at 102
E. Lincoln St., Mt. Horeb.
FOOD PANTRY: The Barneveld Food pantry is a
cooperative outreach of the Barneveld & Ridgeway
churches, local organizations and private donations.
The Food pantry, housed at the Barneveld Lutheran
facility is available for those in need in the area. The
Pantry is Open on Wednesday 9:30 – 3:30 or by appointment by contacting 924-8621. Donations are always welcome.
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Mester Memorial Ride Supports Local Service Groups
[Dodgeville] The Annual Memorial Ride in Memory of Brian
and Josh Mester continues its positive impact on this community. Chris Mester, mother of Brian and Josh, expressed
great thanks to all of the businesses and participants who
continue to support the event each year. This summer marked
the seventh year for the ride and as a result, approximately
$3,400 will be contributed to four service organizations: Upland Hills Hospice, Mineral Point Fire Department, Mineral
Point Rescue and the Mineral Point Drug Abuse Resistance
Education program (D.A.R.E.). The Mester Memorial Ride
has contributed over $33,400 to local service organizations
since it began.
“Every year is unique because of the people who come
out to support the event and celebrate the boys’ lives,” Chris
explained. “In addition to the ride, local businesses donate
items and services that we raffle off as well, allowing us to
raise more money. We couldn’t do it without their support.”
The Memorial Ride is held the last weekend in July. Anyone
is welcome to join the trek that routes through Southwest
Wisconsin each summer. The Iowa County Board is considering limiting the use of county roads for such events and
this could impact future plans for this annual memorial ride.
Chris is hoping the ride will be able to continue because,
“Riding a Harley Davidson is what both boys really enjoyed,”
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she said. To learn more about this tribute to two brothers,
search “Mester Brothers Memorial Ride” on Facebook.
Presenting donations (left to right): Bill Mester, Gabe James
(back) present a check to Trent Heins representing the Mineral
Point Fire Department; Kristen Mester presents a check to Randall Prochaska representing Mineral Point Rescue; and Chris
Mester presents a donation to Joyce McPhail, Director of Upland Hills Home Care and Hospice, Lisa Schnedler, President
and CEO of Upland Hills Health and Karl Pustina, Vice President of Finance at Upland Hills Health.
THE BARNEVELD ADVANCEMENT ASSOCIATION is looking for new members. We meet the 3rd
Tuesday of every month, so if you’re interested in giving back to the community please come to the American Legion Hall at 7pm.
THE BLUE MOUNDS FOOD PANTRY & CLOTHING CONNECTION is located at 11010 Blackhawk
Drive, located in the Blue Mounds Industrial Park
south of Hwy 18/151. Hours are every Thursday from 9
to 11 and 4 to 6. We have no residence restrictions. You
can come every week. We offer free food and clothing.
Questions about food contact Sharon at 437-8680 or
clothing contact Fran at 437-2213.
Always willing to accept donations. Monetary ones can
be sent to PO Box 92, Blue Mounds, WI 53517 while
others can be brought to the Pantry during open hours
or call the contacts.
BARNEVELD SCHOOL BOARD meets the 2nd
Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome.
January is National Radon
Awareness Month
Radon is estimated to
cause many thousands of
deaths each year. The Surgeon General has warned
that radon is the second
leading cause of lung cancer
in the United States today.
Only smoking causes more
lung cancer deaths. Smoking coupled with high radon levels increases the risk
of lung cancer.
Radon is a radioactive gas
that comes from the natural decay of uranium, which
is found in nearly all soils.
Radon typically moves up
through the ground to the
air above and seeps into
homes through cracks and
other holes in the foundation. The radon gas can be
trapped inside the home
where it can build up.
Testing is the only way to
know if you and your family
are at risk from radon. The
EPA and the Surgeon Gen-
eral recommend testing all
homes below the third floor
for radon. High radon levels have been found in every state and in every type
of house. Approximately
5-10 percent of Wisconsin
homes have elevated radon
levels.
Testing is inexpensive and
easy — and should only
take a few minutes. Test
kits are available free of
charge at the Iowa County
Health Department, 303
West Chapel Street, Floor 2,
Suite 2200, Dodgeville, WI
53533.
Making repairs to eliminate radon gas can be simple and affordable. A typical radon problem can be
solved for less than $1,000.
For more information or
to locate a qualified contractor, con tact the Iowa
County Health Department
at (608) 930-9870.
First Baby of 2014 at
Upland Hills Health
Tarrashia Brown and Mikeal Mosley of Darlington,
are the parents of the first baby born at Upland Hills
Health in the New Year!
Ayden Mikeal-Paul Mosley arrived at 6:56 am New
Years Day weighing 7 pounds, 3 ounces. He joins a
sister, Brooklyn.
Ayden received newborn gifts from the Birthing
Unit at Upland Hills Health and a basket of supplies
for a newborn, courtesy of Upland Hills Health and
Upland Hills Health Auxiliary.
Sitting Too Long May Increase Risk Of
Death, Study Suggests
Leicester, England – The risks of disease and
death increase with long periods of sitting,
even in otherwise active individuals, according to a new study from the University of
Leicester.
The study combined results from 18 other studies and included nearly 800,000 participants. Results were independent of the
amount of moderate or vigorous physical activity being done, meaning the health of active
individuals could still be compromised if they
sit for several hours a day.
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Souper Bowl of
Soup Supper
Homemade soups served in bread bowls and
homemade desserts.
Saturday, January 25th
4:30 to 7:30 pm
Immaculate Conception Parish Hall
Barneveld
50/50 and bucket raffles, too!
Proceeds to benefit Camp Gray Scholarship Fund
Researchers concluded that people who sit
for long periods have a twofold increase in
the risk of diabetes, heart disease and death.
In a press release, they recommended reducing sitting time by standing more often. This
could include breaking up long periods at the
computer by working on a laptop placed on a
filing cabinet, conducting standing meetings,
walking during lunch breaks, and avoiding
sedentary behaviors during non-work hours.
The study was published in the journal
Diabetologia.
Enjoy the Birds All Winter Long
Festooning a tree with goodies for the
neighborhood wildlife is an activity that
everyone in the family can enjoy.
Any small tree can be a candidate for
decoration, though an evergreen will
provide shelter as well. Choose a tree
that is close to a window, so that you will
have a warm, front row seat. If you don’t
have a tree available, remember that
this is an excellent way to recycle your
Christmas tree. Trim up the bottom and
set the tree into a large pot filled with
sand. A little water and our cold winter
temperatures will complete the set-up.
Once a tree is chosen, you can start
making decorations. Orange cups are really easy to create. Cut the oranges in half
and hollow out the pulp. Poke a bamboo
skewer across the top, and then fill the
orange half with a mixture of melted lard
or suet, and birdseed. You can use suet
cakes from the Garden Center if you
can’t find it from at your grocery store.
Once the mixture is hardened, tie a bit of
natural yarn, jute or raffia to either end
of the skewer to make a loop for hanging.
Bread feeders are a way use up stale
loaf ends, as well as bagels, donuts, and
rice cakes. Make a hole in the bread, if
necessary, and thread it with some natural string. You can do the same thing
with thick slices of apples, pears and figs.
Make a pine cone feeder by softening
natural peanut butter with some bacon
grease. Set pine cones on some waxed
paper and spoon the mixture into the
scales. Once the peanut butter begins
to set, roll the cones in some birdseed.
Hang the cones with a length of raffia.
Once you’re finished making the
feeders, it’s time to decorate the tree.
We recommend using natural materials
to tie the ornaments to the branches to
provide nesting materials. Then all you
have to do is to find a seat in front of the
window and settle in for the show. You
are helping the birds survive the winter
and they will entertain you during those
short, dark days in January and February.
“is it worth it to advertise in your local newspaper?”
For many small businesses
that sell to consumers, yes it is — provided you think of your local newspaper as not being the major-metro newspaper but the local community or suburban newspaper, where the audience is targeted, the ad rates lower, and the staff
motivated to place your marketing message with more of a personal touch.
Call The Barneveld Shopper Today To Get Your Business Noticed!