May 26 - Barneveld Shopper
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May 26 - Barneveld Shopper
S B Serving The Barneveld Area Since 1950 BARNEVELD SHOPPER Presorted Standard U.S. Postage PAID Barneveld, WI 53507 Permit No. 1 Deadline-Saturday 12:00 PM Thursday Distribution May 26, 2016 2827 McSherry-Nihles Rd Barneveld, WI 53507 Ph. 608-924-2002 e-mail [email protected] Website: www.barneveldshopper.com MEMORIAL DAY MAY 30, 2016 This Years Program will be held at the Barneveld Legion Hall at 11:00 AM. A pot-luck dinner will be held at the Legion Hall following the program. Bring a dish to pass. Refreshments provided. The public is invited and encouraged to attend and honor the deceased veterans as well as your deceased loved ones. COME AND SEE THE NEW Monument To Your Veterans And Family Members It is to pay tribute to the veterans in our area or for a friend or relative or for yourself. Also a great way for you or your business to express support of veterans. What a great way to honor those past and present that served in the military. Engraved memorial pavers will make up the patio in front of the monument. Please consider adding to our paver project. Three sizes of the stone pavers are available (price includes engraving) 8 x 8-4 lines (12 characters)-$125 8 x 16-4 lines (24 characters)-$250 16 x 16-8 lines (24 characters) $400 Additional information or pricing, please contact Fred or Vicky Theobald at 608–924–1312 or 712–1312. Memorial Day is one of the best times to put up a new American flag. The Barneveld Legion is running a special from now until Memorial Day on new American flags. A 3’x5’ nylon or cotton flag is only $20. A 4’x5’ is only $30. Please call the Barneveld Legion Hall at 924-8781 or stop in anytime after 4:00 PM on a Wednesday night. To dispose of your old flag, please drop them off at the Fire Station in the drop box out front, or leave them at the Barneveld Legion Hall. The following program will be at the Barneveld Legion Hall at 11:00 A.M. Presentation of Colors....................................American Legion, Auxiliary "Star Spangled Banner".......................................................MS School Band Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.................................................................All Invocation................................................................................Legion Chaplain "America The Beautiful”.......................................................MS School Band Welcome.................................................................................American Legion Memorial Day Address.................................................................David Faust “Letters From War”.....................................................Middle School Chorus Comments................................................................................Legion Auxiliary Prayer.........................................................................................Legion Chaplain Saluting the Dead.........................................................Legion Honor Guard Taps............................................................................................................................. Benediction.............................................................................Legion Chaplain Retirement of Colors.........................................................Legion & Auxiliary All Legion members and any Veteran desiring to honor his or her departed comrades, are asked to assemble at the Legion Hall at 8:30 a.m. *SALUTING THE DEAD* Jenniton 9:00 A.M. Bethel 9:15 A.M. Bilse Bridge (Navy) 9:30 A.M. Middlebury 9:45 A.M. Blue Mounds 10:00 A.M. Blue Mounds State Park 10:15 A.M. White 10:30 A.M. HAVE A SAFE MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND! SUPPORT A VETERAN, WEAR A POPPY & REMEMBER OUR TRUE HEROES! BARNEVELD CHURCHES Church News Sponsored By: Oimoen Custom Bagging IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CATHOLIC PARISH...Barneveld 8:30 AM Sunday May 29 Lector: Mary Ann Myers Servers: Natalie Elfering Noelle Elfering Nicole Elfering Greeters: Rita Zander NATURALLY SPEAKING By Jerry Davis Pheasant back mushrooms, bracket polypores growing out of the sides of an elm stumps or logs, have been called a morel hunter’s backup. Pheasant backs grow in spring, when morels should, and in the same locations, particularly where elms have died years earlier and morels are no longer found. This bracket mushroom is similarly easy to identify, abundant, and has a taste and smell like no other mushroom. Fresh specimens scent of watermelon rind. Taste and texture is questionable but edibility is not suspect. Pick young, use immediately, saute or fry lightly, but do not microwave, or they become a shoe leather substitute. The overall color is whitish to tan-yellow. Bruising the flesh does not produce a color change, as is common mushrooms. The spore print, made by placing a fresh mushroom on a sheet of paper and allowing the spores to fall out of the pores, is most attractive with pheasant backs. Because the spores are white, colored paper is best, the darker the better. Parish Festival - June 26th - fun for the whole family! CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Rev. Donna Kaveloski (608)341-0096 (cell) (608) 924-0086 (parsonage) e-mail: [email protected] Call Me Today! 608-935-2316 Sun., May 29th 9:00 am Worship Service 10:05 am Coffee Hour Coffee Hr: Judy Olson-Sutton 7:30 pm Alcoholics Anonymous Deer Valley Golf Course and Lodge Barneveld 608-924-3033 BARNEVELD LUTHERAN CHURCH 924-8621 [email protected] or www.barneveldlutheran.org Pastor Jim Hearne [email protected] Dr. Kimberly Ann Horsfall, DC, CCSP® “Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician” Sunday May 29 RENT BASED ON 30% OF YOUR INCOME www.barneveldfamilychiropractic.com Barneveld Family Chiropractic will be starting NEW Office Hours for the Summer - starting June 6th till School Starts! Monday 10:00 am to 6:00 pm Tuesday 8:30 am to 3:30 pm Wednesday 10:00 am to 6:00 pm Thursday By Appointment Only Friday 8:30 am to 3:30 pm Saturday By Appointment Only 9:00 am Worship Barneveld Food pantry is a cooperative outreach of the Barneveld & Ridgeway churches, local organizations and private donations. The Pantry is Open on Wednesday 9:30 – 3:30 or by appointment by contacting 924-8621. Donations are always welcome. Visit our website to learn more about our BFC has always strived to accomodate our patients and if you may need an appointmentWellness at otherTeam times members and the - Saturday we look forward to hearing from you and HAVE an by Appointment Amazing Summer!services they offer See See your your savings savings add add up up Sue Kempfer-Weeks We have your back. Dustin Kruser [email protected] [email protected] Sue Kempfer and Associates, Inc. Madison 165067 608-274-4147 You need a farm insurance company that knows the area and your individual needs. 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Loaded!! only 12K $48,888 2010 Chevrolet Malibu LT Nice Clean Car $35,555 BU1533 BU1411 2015 Ram 2500 Laramie 2013 Ram 1500 Laramie Longhorn Edition Crew Cab, ONLY 6K miles, 4x4 Rambox Western Brown...Loaded 608-924-1505 Shop 24/7 Online at ubersoxofiowacounty.com We Finance 1 0 2 C O M M E R C E S T BARNEVELD 2011 Chevrolet Impala LS $28,995 BU1568 2015 Chrysler 200 Limited 9spd auto, only 18K miles!! A steal! BU1525 LOW miles, Classy SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS...ASK HOW WE CAN SAVE YOU $$$ HELP WANTED - Detailer - Full & Part time. Must be available rotating Saturdays. Car knowledge a plus. Apply in person or email resume to [email protected] Eagle Flyer Editor: Abigail Bahr May 26th, 2016 State Solo Ensemble Results: Natalie Elfering received a1 on her theatre piece and a 2 on her classical piece. Elizabeth Brown received a 1 on her theatre piece and a 1 on her classical piece. Brooklyn Hogan received a 1 on her theatre piece. Niki Strehlow received a 1 on her theatre piece. Natalie Elfering, Grace Schutz, and Tia Phillips received a 2 on their flute trio. 2016 Barneveld Valedictorian Sarah Cannoy. Matthew Myers, Libby Oimoen, Brooklyn Hogan, and Noelle Elfering received a 2 on their sax quartet. Baseball @ Belmont (Double Header) 3-1 (Belmont) Runs: 1 RBI: 0 Hits: Sam Shatrawka, Trevor Siegenthaler 8-2 (Barneveld) Runs: 8 RBI: Will Clausen, Trevor Siegenthaler, Trey Laube, Sam Shatrawka- 2 Hits: Trey Gordon- 2, Trey Laube- 2, Sam Shatrawka Baseball vs Albany 4-2 (Barneveld) 2016 Barneveld Salutatorian Abigail Bahr. Runs: 4 RBI: Trevor Siegenthaler- 2, Jacob Slaney Hits: Trey Laube, Sam Shatrawka, Will Clausen, Trevor Siegenthaler- 2 Track @ Wisconsin Heights Kelsee Fargo: 4x800 M 11:06.34 (3rd Place) 4x400 M 4:18.08 (1st Place) Long Jump 13-05.50 (3rd Place) Triple Jump 28-10.50 Abigail Bahr: 4x800 M 11:06.34 (3rd Place) Long Jump 11-08.50 Triple Jump 27-06.50 Grace Schutz: 100 M 13.47 4x200 M 1:49.27 (2nd place) High Jump 4-02.00 Kauy Fargo: 800 M 2:12.81 High Jump 5-02.00 Jaxon Schult: 100 M 12.58 200M 25.80 These are the winners for A Trip to the Little Free Library from the Eagle Rally. Winner was Izabel D. and she brought along friends Isabel P. and Noah D. We also had time to make a stop at the public library and check out books from there too. Jack Hazen: 200 M 25.93 400 M 59.71 Brenden Ojibway: 400 M 1:27.77 800 M 2:59.00 Shot Put 14-00.50 Upcoming Events: 5/24 Softball Regionals vs. Hustiford 5/25 Softball Regionals 5/26 Baseball Regionals 5/26 Track Sectionals 5/26 Soccer @ Portage 6:30 5/27 Softball Regionals 5/30 Memorial Day Progam 11:00 5/30 Senior Honors Night 5/31 Baseball Regionals 5/31 Golf Sectionals 9:00 6/1 Baseball Regionals 6/2 Regionals 6/3 8th Grade Graduation 6/4 High School Commencement 11:00 There are still Elementary and Middle/High School Yearbooks available. Contact Mr. Neuroth at [email protected] Class of 2017 Seniors: A senior picture for the yearbook must be turned into Mr. Neuroth by October 28th next school year. Senior Profile T By: Abigail Bahr his week’s senior profile is Bailey Trainor. Her favorite high school memory was when she threw her sweatshirt in Chemistry II and accidently knocked down all of Mrs. Roll’s Christmas lights that were hanging from the ceiling. Her favorite thing about high school was being able to laugh and hang out with her friends all day, every day. Bailey plans on attending UW-River Falls with a major in Animal Science. She hopes to become a large animal veterinarian and own one hundred and forty-three animals some day. All of Barneveld High School wishes Bailey the best of luck in her future. Soccer @ Lake Mills 3-1 (Lake Mills) Soccer vs Lodi 5-0 (Lodi) Softball vs Rosholt @ Assumption 4-3 (Rosholt) Senior Profile Softball vs Highland 10-0 (Highland) Runs: 0 RBI: 0 Hits: Natalie Elfering, Brooklyn Hogan Runs: 3 RBI: Taylor Owens, Audrey Hendrickson Hits: Taylor Owens, Natalie Elfering, Teegan Pickarts, Mattie Schave, Audrey Hendrickson By: Abigail Bahr Cody Westphal is a senior at Barneveld this year. He likes to spend his time running, biking, and solving puzzles. His favorite part of high school has been taking engineering classes with Mr. Elfering, and his favorite high school memory was the Band and Choir Trip to New York this last Spring Break. When Cody isn’t at school, he spends his time as a Bagger/Carry-out worker at Miller and Sons in Mt. Horeb. After high school, Cody plans on attending UW-Stout, and is currently going in as undecided. All of Barneveld High School wishes Cody the best of luck in his future. Abigail Sutter playing soccer. Softball vs Menasha Saint Mary’s @ Assumption 22-0 (Barneveld) Softball vs Wisconsin Heights 5-4 (Barneveld) Runs: 5 RBI: Brooklyn Hogan- 2, Kennedy Barsness Hits: Taylor Owens, Natalie Elfering, Brooklyn Hogan- 2, Kennedy Barsness, Jamie Kelly- 2 Softball @ Belmont 7-3 (Belmont) Runs: 3 RBI: Taylor Owens Hits: Taylor Owens- 3, Brooklyn Hogan, Kennedy Barsness- 2 Softball @ Riverdale 4-2 (Barneveld) Runs: 4 RBI: Jessica Walker, Brooklyn Hogan- 2 Hits: Taylor Owens, Jessica Walker- 2, Brooklyn Hogan- 2, Kennedy Barsness Softball @ Riverdale vs Wonewoc-Center 11-1 (Barneveld) Runs: 11 RBI: Natalie Elfering, Brooklyn Hogan, Brooke Bowser, Kayla Hazen, Taylor Owens, Jamie Kelly- 2, Teegan Pickarts- 2 Hits: Taylor Owens, Jessica Walker, Natalie Elfering, Brooklyn Hogan- 2, Kennedy Barsness- 2, Teegan Pickarts, Jamie Kelly Track @ Deerfield Kelsee Fargo: 300 M Hurdles 53.18 Long Jump 14-02.00 Triple Jump 31-03.00 Abigail Bahr: Long Jump 12-03.50 Triple Jump 27-00.00 Grace Schutz: 100 M 14.14 4x100 M 54.27 Kauy Fargo: 800 M 2:08.57 Runs: 22 RBI: Kayleigh Leahy- 4, Brooklyn Hogan- 4, Kennedy Barsness, Taylor Owens- 4, Teegan Pickarts- 4, Audrey Hendrickson Hits: Taylor Owens- 2, Jessica Walker- 2, Natalie Elfering, Brooklyn Hogan- 3, Kennedy Barsness- 2, Teegan Pickarts- 3, Mattie Schave- 2, Audrey Hencrickson, Kayleigh Leahy- 2 Golf Conference 3rd Place- 352 Matthew Myers- 83 Lucas Evans- 90 Seth Adelman- 87 Austin Parks- 92 Connor Carden- 93 Congratulations to the Golf Team on finishing the season with an overall 3rd Place! Baseball @ Pecatonica 12-4 (Pecatonica) Runs: 4 RBI: Will Clausen, Jacob Slaney, Jacob Roberts, Trey Gordon Hits: Trey Gordon, Trey Laube, Trevor Siegenthaler, Will Clausen, Jacob Slaney, Jacob Roberts Golf @ Darlington 3rd Place- 174 Matthew Myers- 41 Seth Adelman- 41 Austin Parks- 44, Lucas Evans- 48 Connor Carden- 48 Golf @ Mineral Point 2nd Place- 181 Matthew Myers- 42 Lucas Evans- 42 Austin Parks- 44 Austin Johnson- 53 Michael Zouski- 61 Golf @ Cuba City 4th Place- 184 Seth Adelman- 44 Lucas Evans- 44 Matthew Myers- 48 Connor Carden- 48 Austin Parks- 57 Baseball vs Blackhawk 20-0 (Barneveld) Runs: 20 RBI: Will Clausen- 2, Trevor Siegenthaler, Dalton Schaller- 2, Trey Laube, Sam Shatrawka- 3, Jacob Slaney, Jacob Roberts- 2, Gage Schult, Trey Gordon- 2, Jacob Doescher, Duncan Schult Hits: Trey Gordon- 3, Jacob Doescher, T rey Laube- 2, Sam Shatrawka- 2, Gage Schult, Dalton Schaller, Trevor Siegenthaler, Will Clausen- 2, Duncan Schult, Jacob Slaney, Bryce Arneson Softball vs Juda/Albany 5-2 (Juda/Albany) Runs: 2, RBI: 0 Hits: Taylor Owens, Brooklyn Hogan, Teegan Pickarts, Mattie Schave Track @ Wisconsin Heights Kelsee Fargo: 300m Low Hurdles 52.37 4x400 M 4:20.90 (2nd Place) Long Jump 12-04.50 Triple Jump 28-07.00 Grace Schutz: 4x100 M 57.20 4x200 M 1:52.85 (3rd Place) High Jump -Courtney Skaife: 100 M 14.71 4x100 M 57.20 Kauy Fargo: 800 M 2:11.19 High Jump -Jack Hazen: 400 M 1:01.13 Brenden Ojibway: 400 M 1:22.95 (1st Place) 1600 M 6:19.91 (1st Place) BARNEVELD SCHOOL DISTRICT April 13, 2016 BOARD MEETING MINUTES The meeting was called to order by President, Tami Bowser, at 7:30 p.m. Board members present: Peter Shatrawka, Wanda Owens, Ted Thompson, Tory Laube, Tami Bowser, Amy Perry and Randy Oimoen. Administrators present: Stousland and Ben Jones Brett Motion by Wanda Owens, seconded by Tory Laube to approve the consent agenda which contained the following: February 10 2016 Regular and Closed meeting minutes as amended; Receipts and expenditures: general fund checks 160404 - 160553 for a total of $196820.58, Payroll checks –900032164 - 900032395 and 122403 - 122429 totaling $400787.32, for a grand total of $597607.90. Approve board policies: 333 Parent/Guardian Rights to District Programs/Activi- ties and Student Privacy, 342.1 Special Education Program, 342.2 Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.Passed by Roll Call Vote 7 – 0. ber reported on the NHS Induction Ceremony, the WASB Board of Directors Meeting, the CESA 3 meetings, the WASB New School Board Members gatherings and future WASB workshops. Mr. Stousland and the Technology Committee shared a power point presentation on technology needs for the Tory Laube, board clerk, adminiscoming school year. tered the Oath of Office to new board members, Amy Hugill, and Tadd Ben Jones, Principal, gave an update Owens. The board expressed their on high school and middle school thanks and gratitude to outgoing scheduling. members Ted Thompson and Amy Perry. Brett Stousland, District Administrator, reported a $15000 donation Motion by Amy Perry, second by made to the district for a reading Wanda Owens to approve the 2016room from the Education Founda- 17 technology proposal with the tion of Barneveld; the Junior Prom caveat that a Technology Plan is deand Mother/Daughter banquet; the veloped within the next year. Passed outstanding community support 7-0. during the state basketball tournaments; school breakfast program up- Motion by Ted Thompson, second date; and gave a budget update. by Peter Shatrawka to accept the bid from HSR, La Crosse to complete a John Hounsell and Chuck Deery , Facility Study at no cost to the disHoneywell representatives, reported trict. Motion carried 7-0. to the board on the building energy audit they performed. The board reviewed policies 343.3 Independent Study Courses, 347.1 Wanda Owens, WASB Immediate Student Records – Non Compliance, Past President/CESA 3 Board Mem- 345.61 Early Graduation, 347.1 Stu- dent Records Non Compliance, 361 Educational Materials Selection, 363.3 Technology Concerns for Students with Special Needs. Motion by Randy Oimoen, second by Ted Thompson to convene to closed session under Wisconsin Statutes sections 19.85 (1) ( c )( f )to consider employment, performance, and compensation of certain employees at 9:12 p.m. Passed by Roll Call Vote 7-0. Motion by Randy Oimoen, second by Ted Thompson to reconvene to open session at 10:12 p.m. Passed 7-0. Motion by Amy Perry, second by Pater Shatrawka to approve the preliminary lay-off notice for Danielle Syse. Motion carried 7-0. Motion to adjourn by Ted Thompson, second by Amy Perry at 10:12 p.m. Passed 7-0. Tory Laube School Board Clerk W i c k B ui l di n gs spe c i al iz es i n t he f o ll o win g are as o f co ns t ru ct io n : Suburban ♦ Commercial ♦ Agricultural ♦ Cont act Ryan Genrich 608-577-0108 for all your Autume Gollon Post Fr am e nee ds Direct: (608) 574-7500 ♦ Residential Ple as e ca ll 1 -800 -35 6 -968 2 or go t o Wi ck Buil di ng s. com t o g et FRE E i n for mat ion on Wi ck Buil di ng s. Hel pi ng you get th e bu il di ng an d serv i ce you de se rve! FROM LAWN MOWING TO TRIMMING [email protected] autumegollon.bunburyrealtors.com WE HAVE THE RIGHT TOOL TO MAKE 505 SWISS LANE, BARNEVELD, WI 608-924-8621 YOUR CHORES GO FASTER. Email: [email protected] Web: www.barneveldlutheran.org REV. P. JACK WAY JR. SUNDAY WORSHIP 9:00 AM Visitors Always Welcome! PLEASE JOIN US! Va cation Bible School (4 & 5 yea r olds) Da y9:00 Ca mp (1st –am 5th grade) Save the Date – June 10 -13 at Barneveld Lutheran 130 N. Iowa St. Dodgeville, WI 53533 YOUR AD HERE CALL TODAY FOR DETAILS BARNEVELD BOOSTER CLUB Show your School Spirit - Pick up a sign! $10 in concession stand at any home game. GREAT for gifts! ALL are iswelcome Everyone welcome Ritchie Implement 100 W Industrial Dr 608-924-9711 Barneveld, WI 53507 800 Compassion Way, Dodgeville WI 53533 | 608.930.8000 | www.uplandhillshealth.org 11014 Ridge St Blue Mounds 608-576-3429 [email protected] I am super excited to welcome Amanda Wendt as my first addition to the Dazzling Digits Nail Team. Amanda is a graduate from Elite Nail School on Madison’s east side and has been working at an upscale Madison full service salon. She has a passion for the nail industry and is looking forward to serving you and furthering her career in a nails focused salon. Immediate openings available at Dazzling Digits! Give us a call or send us a message and we can get you scheduled! B C GAFFNEY FAMILY CATTLE & “Our bus iness . Our Livelihood.” 4888 Cty HH, Barne veld, W I 608-924 -1029 TRUCKING and GFC EXCAVATING, BullI SSale LLC www.gaffneyfamilycattle.com Questions About The Real Estate Market? Buying Or Selling A Home Or Land? Call, Text, Or E-mail Me! John Murphy BARNEVELD Construction HEAT I NG Specializing in Roofing Siding (FORMERLY SOUTHWEST & MECHANICAL) No project to big or too small FOR ALL YOUR Fully Insured Free Estimates HVAC NEEDS M Concrete Removal Snow Removal M A Y Dozer Work Driveways House Basements Building Sites 35 bulls went to 5 states Ph. 608-924-1662 Bill and Charlie Aschliman Owners/Operators cell: 608-220-7062 Averagi ng $33 M · OBills · N T 00 · H PO Box 38 499 East Industrial Dr. Barneveld, WI 53507 Charlie's cell: 608-575-1114 Stamp A Stack ROGER UPTEGRAW 608-212-7227 608-220-1667 OR 608-924-2053 May 19, 2016 For immediate release Monday, June 20, 2016 Barneveld Lutheran Church 6:30-9:00 FREE GIFT if you RSVP by Friday June 17th. Hope to see you there!!! Inspire...Create...Share Stampin Up! Michelle Ihm - Independent Demonstrator 608-924-2616 Cell 574-4866 [email protected] ___________________________________________________________________________________ For information, please call Tina White at 608-930-7112 e-mail [email protected] Upland Hills Health Welcomes New OB/GYN [Dodgeville] Dr. Timothy Raichle, OB/GYN has joined the Women’s Health team at Upland Hills Health in Dodgeville and will begin welcoming patients May 24. With the addition of Dr. Raichle, Upland Hills Health (UHH) has three OB/GYNs on its team of women’s health providers, each with an extraordinary level of skill and experience. Dr. Raichle joins OB/GYN, Dr. Barbara Hostetler who has practiced at UHH since 2008 and Dr. Maria Sandgren, OB/GYN who joined the group in 2015. Dr. Raichle (pronounced Rā-kl) earned his Doctorate of Medicine from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, MO. He completed is residency training in obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics in Madison, WI. There, he was recognized for his teaching abilities and served as the Chief Resident of the OB/GYN program during his senior year of training. Dr. Raichle also holds a graduate degree in Biology and undergraduate degree in Psychology. He is licensed in Medicine & Surgery by the State of Wisconsin, an American College of Obstetrics & Gynecology Fellow. He is Board Certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology and is a current member of the Wisconsin Medical Society. Starting out in Appleton, WI, Dr. Raichle launched his practice at Affinity Medical Group. During his four years in the Fox River Valley he was honored as the Fox Cities Health Center Volunteer of the Year. He returned to the Madison area and for the past seven years has practiced at Melius, Schurr & Cardwell, LLP, (currently Physicians for Women, LLP), a single-specialty OB/GYN clinic in Fitchburg, WI. Raichle said he enjoys taking the time to get to know patients and their families and stated, "Whether we like it or not, the experience of the patient is changing rapidly and at risk of becoming more depersonalized. It is my goal to make sure that the relationship and trust between a patient and their doctor is not degraded by these changes. I believe that the Providers at Upland Hills Health share these values and we are a perfect match." He added, “I am excited about the opportunity to practice at Upland Hills Health with two of my mentors, Dr. Hostetler and Dr. Sandgren.” Dr. Raichle will see patients primarily at the Upland Hills Health OB/GYN Clinic (608.930.7115) in Dodgeville and also at the UHH Clinic in Mount Horeb. 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FREE GIFT if you bring a friend. 800 Compassion Way │ Dodgeville, WI │ 608.930.8000 │ www.uplandhillshealth.org John Murphy, Barneveld B C BARNEVELD BOOSTER CLUB 4888 Cty HH, Barne veld, W I Ridgeway, WI 608-924-2819 608-924 -1029 Hours: Wednesday - Sunday Lounge opens @ 4:30 PM www.gaffneyfamilycattle.com Dining Room @ 5:00 PM Gaffney Family Cattle GFC Sale We will serve BRUNCHBull EVERY SUNDAY from 9am-1pm Bull Sale 35 bulls went to All You Can Eat 5 states February 28,Beef 2015Tips www.highpointsteakhouse.com ngDate** $33 00 on Averagi Thursday Nights **New CANCER FIGHTING FLAMINGOS ARE BACK! June 1 - June 30 flock your friends to support Relay for Life and the American Cancer Society. Contact The Rookies at [email protected] or 608576-6815. Flocks are: Small (12 for $10), Medium (20 for $15), or Large (30 for $25). Pick a color bird and honor a cancer. Choose Purple, Red, White, or Green. (One colored bird per flock) NEW IN 2016 - Barneveld will be hit June 26-30! THE FUTURE OF BIRCH LAKE NEEDS YOUR INPUT NOW! Iowa County...Village Of Barneveld... My understanding is, by this time, the Town Of Brigham & DNR Officials County will have already begun the process of procuring grant monies from the Meet Regarding Plan Of Birch Lake On May 10th a meeting at the Barneveld Village/Township Hall was held to discuss plans for the future of Birch Lake. The Iowa County Chair, the Barneveld Village Chair, the Township of Brigham Chair were in attendance to discuss the the options and proposals for Birch Lake. As a result of talking to many people and organizations in our community regarding Birch Lakes future, I presented a framework for what I called "THE PEOPLE`S PLAN”. Its goal would be to clean up the boat launching area, control the weed growth in the lake, restore the beach, construct a walkway through the estuary to aid students from our school in their nature studies and adults alike to view the plants and wildlife that live and grow there, and finally make long term plans for lake sediment removal. I question if sediment removal should now be an immediate issue. The last study by the NRCS found the average sediment level in the lake to average 1.8 feet, with most being in the estuary where the water from the stream enters the lake and to contain no toxic materials. Also the lake depth is 15 feet near the dam and supports an excellent population of fish. The DNR stated there is funding to remove the dam, but none to remove the sediment. No discussion on what other options or funding may be available for sediment removal, and it was referred the responsibility of lake salvation and sediment removal to the people they serve and set a timeline of February 17, 2017 for them to produce a plan with approved financial backing to restore Birch Lake. DNR to remove the lake, even if the People would be successful in their attempt to formula a plan and secure necessary funding. There is no guarantee that they would approve it. The County may still chose to receive grant monies to remove the lake. If the lake is lost, along with it goes all that it offers. No swimming for kids on a hot summer day, no boating or fishing for bluegills, crappies, bass, or northern pike, no estuary walkway, or a simple body of water to view or have an attachment to. What would replace the lake would be a short length of stream which may support a handful of trout, for which you would need a trout stamp for fishing, can only use artificial bait and if you are lucky enough to catch a trout you may not be able to keep it for regulations may require that you return it to the stream. Keep in mind, the road which leads to the lake and the groomed grass expanse near the lake that the Village so nicely maintains will also disappear. The DNR, no doubt, without the lake, will not allow existence or maintenance of either. If this area, including what the lake covers now, is maintained as the DNR stream and property just a short distance down the valley, it will in time be filled with weeds, brush, and a variety of small trees. So what is going to be the response of the People to their leadership? How much value do we put on saving the lake? We need your input. Doug Carden email: [email protected] BARNEVELD/BRIGHAM FIRE DEPARTMENT GOLF OUTING SATURDAY June 11th 2016 FORMAT: START: FEE: 4- PERSON BESTSHOT SCRAMBLE 9:00 AM CHECK-IN 10:00 AM SHOTGUN START $55.00 PER PERSON – INCLUDES 18 HOLES WITH CART, LUNCH, EVENT PRIZES AND HOLE PRIZES CALL DEER VALLEY GOLF COURSE @ 924-3033 TO SIGN UP YOUR TEAM TODAY! PLEASE HELP US TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE BARNEVELD/BRIGHAM VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT THROUGH YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT OF OUR GOLF EVENT SPONSOR OPTIONS: (PLEASE CHECK ANY YOU ARE INTERESTED IN) ᴑ TEE OR GREEN SPONSOR- $50: YOUR NAME ON A SIGN PLACED ON A TEE BOX OR GREEN ON EVENT DAY ᴑ TEE AND GREEN SPONSOR- $80: YOUR NAME ON A SIGN PLACED ON A TEE BOX AND ON A GREEN ᴑ BANNER SPONSOR- $150: YOUR NAME WITH A SHORT MESSAGE PLACED ON A BANNER TO BE DISPLAYED ON THE OUTER DECK OF THE CLUBHOUSE OR CLUBHOUSE GAZEBO (MAXIMUM EXPOSURE) ᴑ I WISH TO DONATE A DOOR or RAFFLE or HOLE PRIZE NAME TO APPEAR ON SIGN OR BANNER CONTACT PERSON ADDRESS PHONE EMAIL CITY EMAIL Dan at [email protected] or Call 608-574-5699/ MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: BARNEVELD/BRIGHAM FIRE DEPT Meeting to discuss the Future of Birch Lake and Trout Creek May 10, 2016 (approved meeting minutes) Attendees: Jim McCaulley, Rob Hemling - Iowa County Land Conservation Department; John Meyers, Dave Gollon, Dan Nankee - Iowa County Board; Doug Carden - Friends of Birch Lake; Jim Owens, Mike Peterson, Scott Leahy - Village of Barneveld; Jason Carden - Town of Brigham; - NRCS; Dave Rowe, Dave Borsecnik - DNR by County seemed to have inflated dam removal costs. They did not feel a coffer dam was required ($382,000) and the stream restoration ($412,500) would likely be done by the DNR outside the scope of the project. Also, the DNR discussed the possible improvement of Twin Parks Dam #8 to become a fish barrier. The stream above that dry dam will be have extensive improvements made to turn it into a Brook trout fishery. The following general items were discussed: 4) Dave Gollon said that Iowa County is trying to get out of the dam business. They feel they have liability in owning dams. They do not have funds to keep maintaining these dams nor do they have funds to improve the lake. He said that Birch Lake is the only “High Hazard” dam they own. 1) The Village will be requesting a “Release of Easement” from the County to the Village for the area of the park south of the Birch Lake ‘pooling area’. The ‘pooling area’ is defined as the land that ‘could’ be flooded if the water rose to the top of the dam. 2) The Village will not be taking over the boat landing, the associated parking area, or any areas near the lake (in the pooling area). The future of the boat landing, and who will maintain it, will be determined by what happens to the lake. The various parties will need to work out the details as things develop. 5) Doug Carden, representing people wanting to save the lake, expressed his interest in keeping Birch Lake and possibly improving it by adding a boardwalk over the marshy area, improving the beach area for swimming, possibly dredging the lake, and weed cutting in the lake. The Village and Town both said that if the Friends group can come up with a good plan and solid financial backing, they expect that both groups would likely support it. 3) The DNR explained that from a trout fishery standpoint, Birch Lake is negatively impacting the stream. Also, they feel that the latest study commissioned 6) The DNR stated that dredging and oth- er lake improvement activities will need a permit from them. They are ‘permitable’ activities, but the DNR was not aware of any grant funds available for those types of improvements. The DNR explained that there are funds available from Trout Unlimited and US Fish and Wildlife Service for stream restoration activities. The DNR could not guarantee that trout will thrive in a revitalized Trout Creek, but the quality and quantity of fresh water flowing in the stream indicate that it should be a very good trout fishery if the lake were removed. this request. In the end, the following schedule was developed: May 2017: The Friends group will present their plan and funding sources to the County. May 2016 to February 2017: Doug Carden and the Friends of Birch Lake are given the first opportunity to keep and improve Birch Lake. The Friends group needs to prepare a plan for what improvements could be made and detailed estimates of the associated costs. Included in the plan must be details about funding sources. Included in these estimates should be improvements and ongoing maintenance of the boat landing and associated park area. June 2016: The Village and County will submit letters to the DNR to request Modification of the easements. The Town was asked to submit a letter supporting December 2016: The County most likely will apply for a Rivers Planning Grant ($10,000 maximum) to commission another study of Birch Lake. This study would be to compile more accurate estimates of the different options to remove the lake, change it into a dry dam, etc. February 2017: The Friends group will start presenting their plan and funding sources to the Village and Town to request their support. July 2017: The County will have reviewed the Friends group plan and will decide whether or not to go forward with the Friends Group plan for the lake. The County could also look at other options for Birch Lake and the dam. One Options would be to apply for a DNR dam removal grant, this could result in there being a dry dam or a dam removal. This has NOT been determined at this time. December 2017: County may apply for the DNR dam removal grant CI CL ND EA Y’S NI NG Is your schedule to busy to clean? HOW ABOUT A GOOD DEEP CLEAN? Re e& bl Fle xi GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE FOR SPECIAL OCCASION GIFT IDEAS! as on ab le! Give me a call & let me help! Cindy Ziegler 516-0256 SUCCESSFUL BUSINESSES ARE USUALLY CONSISTENT AND AGGRESSIVE ADVERTISERS. To everyone who attended donated, and/or planned the recent Fighting for Hayden Benefit: Your thoughtfulness and generosity is appreciated more than you will ever know. 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GET NOTICED...ADVERTISE BARNEVELD SHOPPER CONTACT ME TODAY! 924-2002 OR [email protected] SPRING IS HERE SPECIAL 4 MONTHS FOR THE COST OF 3 3 MONTHS ADVERTISING – GET 1 MONTH FREE *ANY SIZE AD *PREPAID CONTRACT ONLY *NEW ADVERTISERS ONLY 1000 Books Before Kindergarten Congratulations to CeCe Wood, the first to complete the 1000 Books Before Kindergarten reading program at the Barneveld Public Library! The 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten program is designed to increase school readiness by introducing children to as many books as possible, read aloud by a parent, sibling, or other caregiver. The program began in July 2015 and is supported in part by the Federal Institute of Museum and Library Services. Way to go CeCe and family - that's a LOT of books! Veterans Memorial Monument Dedicated The Barneveld American Legion Post 433 dedicated their Veterans Memorial Monument on Saturday, May 21. There were over 100 people in attendance, including many veterans and their families and community members. Everyone was welcome to social time before and after the ceremony to visit and enjoy snacks and beverages. The Veterans Monument is a tribute to the living veterans and to the veterans that are no longer with us that have served our country from the Barneveld area. The memorial includes names engraved on a wall plaque of those who served dating back as far as the Civil War up to present day. There are also engraved brick pavers that make up the memorial floor and can be purchased by anyone who wishes to memorialize a special vet- Veterans Richard Amble (left) and Fred eran or veterans. Theobald (right) received special recIf you are ever in Barneveld, stop by the Barneveld ognition for their work on the Veterans Monument. Richard provided Legion Hall, 102 Wood St., to check out the Vet- Memorial the masonry work and donated many erans Memorial Monument. Anyone wishing to labor hours in building the monument. purchase an engraved brick paver can call 608- Fred was recognized for his standing up to keep the Legion Hall operating many 712-1312. years ago, and also now for his managing Please join the Barneveld American Legion as the paver sales for the monument. they celebrate Memorial Day on Monday, May 30 at the Barneveld Legion Hall. The program starts at 11:00 AM with a potluck dinner to follow. Everyone is invited! Post Commander Lee Pollack officiated the Veterans Memorial dedication. Over 100 people came out to celebrate the new monument paying tribute to Barneveld area veterans. Take a Bite heads to Barneveld The next Take a Bite Out of Cancer event is being hosted by 1000 Island Bar and Grill in Barneveld. From 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, June 1 they will donate a percent of their sales to American Cancer Society’s Relay For Life of Mt. Horeb. In addition to their regular daily menu, 1000 Island will offer a special which will include a hot beef sandwich with mashed potatoes, gravy and a salad. Come hungry and enjoy a meal with family or friends while supporting a good cause. This year’s Relay For Life of Mt. Horeb will be held from 6:00 p.m. on Friday, July 22 until 12:00 noon on Saturday, July 23 at Grundahl Park. For more information, contact Theresa Buechner at 608-225-4386. HOUSEKEEPING POSITIONS Upland Hills Health hospital is seeking to fill housekeeping positions in our Environmental Services Department. Interested applicants do not need to have prior health care cleaning experiences to apply as we will provide the proper training. The following positions are available and each includes the full benefits package, which includes health, dental, life, disability, retirement and paid time off among other benefit options. *Full-time Day Shift position *Half-time Night Shift position (40 hours every two weeks, 9 p.m. to 5 a.m shift. Positions will have a weekend and holiday rotation required. To learn more about this opportunity, please call Gail Reichling at (608) 9307200 Ext #4520 or apply online on our website. Upland Hills Health 800 Compassion Way Dodgeville, WI 53533 www.uplandhillshealth.org HEALTHCARE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES To find out more detailed information about all open positions and to apply, go to our website at www.uplandhillshealth.org Upland Hills Health 800 Compassion Way, Dodgeville, WI 53533 *Housekeeping – full-time day shift position and part-time night shift position, 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. shift. Both are eligible for the full benefits package. *Certified Nursing Assistant - part-time positions available on day, evening and night shifts in our skilled nursing facility *Admissions Specialist – part-time night shift position. *Restorative Nursing Assistant – part-time, 6 hour shifts, day time position with a weekend/holiday rotation in our skilled nursing facility *Physical Therapy Assistant - .5 to .75 FTE position, skilled nursing care *Food Service Supervisor/Executive Chef – 1.0 FTE full time position, supervising our culinary services department *Family Nurse Practitioner – part to full time position in our clinics THE BARNEVELD/RIDGEWAY OVER 55 GROUP June 13th and June 27th On June 13, Cecile McManus from the S.U.N. Senior Dining and Meals on Wheels program will attend our groups potluck lunch at 12:00 at Summit Apartments. Anyone interested in learning more about this program, please come to this informational meeting or call 608 930-9845. Meals are delivered to Barneveld at this time and it is home delivery only. The menu for these meals are in the “News and View” part of the Platteville shopper under the Dodgeville delivery site menu. The suggested donation is $4.75 per meal. Also, on June 13th, Rita Stanton will hold her foot clinic at Summit. Please call 574-8826 for an appointment or for more information. June 27 meeting: Carrie Portz, Barneveld Library Director, will be our guest and will lead our Book Club discussion of “Just Mercy” after our potluck lunch. C LASSIFIEDS OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT IN BARNEVELD: Main Floor: • Room 3A 11 x 12 (132 square feet) • Room 4A 13 x 20 (454 square feet) • Room 5A 7 x10 (70 square feet) Second Floor: • Room 1B 13 x10 (132 square feet) • Room 3B 17 x 14 (238 square feet) *Vault Space Available* 608-924-2424 ARENA: Carrier for morning delivery of Wisconsin State Journal in village. Approx. 45 stops THE BARNEVELD PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD of per day, $320/month not including tips. Valid WI Trustees meets the third Wednesday of the month at driver’s license and auto insurance req. Contact 7pm at 107 W Orbison St., Barneveld. All are welcome Rick: (608) 576-7438 or rchamberlin@madison. to attend. com TOWN OF BRIGHAM TOWN BOARD MEETING THE TOWN OF BRIGHAM TOWN BOARD MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town of Brigham Town Board will meet on Wednesday, June 1, 2016 at 6:30PM in the meeting room of the Barneveld Brigham Municipal Building in Barneveld Wisconsin. AGENDA 1. Call Meeting to order 2. Approval of Public Notice 3. Approval of May 4, 2016 Town Board Meeting Minutes 4. Public Comments Discussion, Recommendation, Approval and/or Decision on the following: 5. Application for the following: a. Application of DFDF LLC/Dan Dahlk and Joe Karls to split off and rezone 2.1 acres from R2 to B3, applying for a conditional use permit for a welding shop and apply for a multi-user driveway at 8985 County Road ID b. Application of Joe & Leslie Karls for 4925 Mounds Park Road to split off 5 acres on the east end of property to sell to neighbors on the south (John Neis) making it necessary to require a conditional use permit reducing acreage on the existing lot from 13.5 acres to 8.5 acres. Rezone the 5 acres from AR1 to A1. 6. Approval for the following renewal applications: a. Class B Liquor for Deer Valley Golf Course b. Class B Beer for Deer Valley Golf Course c. Class B Wine for Botham Vineyards d. Class B Beer for Botham Vineyards e. Operator Licenses for Botham Vineyards & Deer Valley Golf Course 7. Update on Birch Lake / Trout Creek future planning. 8. Approve letter in support of County release of Birch Lake park easement to Village for area outside the pooling area. 9. Policy on sale/disposal of Town property (equipment). 10. Vouchers 11. Items for future agendas 12. Adjournment Audrey Rue, Clerk/Treasurer PRIVATE DRIVE SEAL COAT WORK The Town of Brigham has contracted with Fahrner Asphalt for the sealcoating of town roads in 2016. Fahrner has indicated that they will provide estimates to anyone wanting to sealcoat their private drive. Any sealcoating bids or work done by Fahrner is between you and Fahrner. The Town will simply gather the list of names and hand them over for purposes of providing you with a free estimate. If you’d like an estimate from Fahrner’s, for work to be done in the next few months (July) please contact one of the following: Audrey Rue at the Town Office: 608-924-1013 Jeff Jenson in the Town Shop: 608-924-3925 If you leave a message – we need your name, address and phone number. BARNEVELD SHOPPER SATURDAY NOON DEADLINE: 12:00 PM Items received on or before Saturday's mail will be included in the upcoming Thursdays publication. $10.00/30 words or less, 10 cents for each additional word after 30. Call 924-2002 for other ad cost. E-MAIL DEADLINE: 12:00 p.m. on Saturday. E-MAIL: [email protected] In the subject line enter (Shopper & your phone #) CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS ACCEPTED: call 9242002 Please send/enclose payment to: Barneveld Shopper 2827 McSherry-Nihles Rd, Barneveld, WI 53507 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. TH COMMUNITY CLOTHES CLOSET'S hours are the 2nd & 4th Saturdays, 10 a.m. -noon and the 3rd Thursday, 5-7 p.m. The Clothes Closet located at 102 E. Lincoln St., Mt. Horeb. DODGEVILLE: Carrier for Sunday morning delivery of Wisconsin State Journal in rural Dodgeville. Approx. 55 stops, $280/mo. Valid WI driver’s license and proof of auto insurance req. Contact Rick Chamberlin: (608) 576-7438 or [email protected] 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. HOLLANDALE: Carrier for Sunday morning delivery of Wisconsin State Journal in rural Hollandale. Approx. 45 stops, $310/mo. Valid WI driver’s license and proof of auto insurance req. Contact Rick Chamberlin: (608) 576-7438 or [email protected] 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. 4 BEDROOM FARM HOUSE FOR RENT -2 car garage/available July 1. Call Greg Oimoen 608219-4886 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN *$1000 Sign on Bonus! Ubersox of IA County, just 20 minutes west of Madison is growing and now accepting applications for Level 2 and 3 Chrysler trained technicians. ASE certification preferred. Must be reliable, self-motivated and have your own tools.We are family owned and operated dealership and have a comfortable and friendly working environment. · Pay is commensurate with experience · Medical and Dental Insurance · 401k · Vacation Apply in person at 102 Commerce Street – Barneveld or email your resume to [email protected] 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. SPORTS PERFORMANCE CLINIC Students Age 12 and Older June 14-August 4, 8:30-9:45 or 9:45-11:00, Tuesdays and Thursdays Intensive athletic training and performance enhancement course. Focus on balance training, agility & quickness, core strength, and injury prevention. Cost is $185. Classes are for students ages 12-18. Registration is required. Clinic is taught by Upland Hills Health Athletic Trainers, at Upland Hills Health. Call 930-7147 to register. Space is limited! PASTURE FOR RENT. Approx. 15 acres. Please call 967-2570 if interested. Ask for Mike. HANDWRITING FUN CAMP NOTICE TO THE VILLAGE OF BARNEVELD RESIDENTS: The Barneveld Water Utility will clean and flush water mains the week of June 6th - June 10th, 2016. Flushing will be conducted between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Discolored water could be drawn into homes during flushing or immediately after. Discoloration results after minerals have been dislodged from the walls of water mains. It is not harmful to drink the discolored water, but it could cause laundry stains. To clear discolored water, open cold water taps to full flow for a short period after flushing crews have left the area June 21-July 14, 10:00-10:45 am, Tuesdays and Thursdays Children will work on a variety of fun, themed fine motor and handwriting tasks to help them improve handwriting legibility, fine motor, and visual motor skills. Open to kids in kindergarten through grade 3. Camp will be held at Upland Hills Health Therapy & Wellness Center. Fee is $50. Call 930-7147 to register. Space is limited to 6 participants. KIDS MOVEMENT SUMMER CAMP June 21-July 14, 11:00-11:45 am, Tuesdays and Thursdays Movement camp will focus on increasing overall strength, endurance, balance, and coordination skills through fun, weekly themed activities. Open to kids in kindergarten through grade 4. Camp will be held at Upland Hills Health Therapy & Wellness Center. Call 9307147 to reserve your child’s spot. Fee is $50. May 19, 2016 For information, please call Tina White at 608-930-7112 ___________________________________________________________________________________ Local Nurse Honored for “Attitude” [Dodgeville] Katherine (Kathy) Honerbaum, nurse in the Emergency Department at Upland Hills Health was recently presented with the Lisa Faherty-Bilse Memorial “Attitude is Everything” Motivational Nursing Award. This award is presented to an Upland Hills Health nurse who best exemplifies the traits that the award celebrates about Lisa’s life and her contributions to Upland Hills Health. The award literally came as a surprise to Honorbaum. On May 19, co-workers in the Emergency Department at Upland Hills Health created a scheme to lead Honorbaum to believe she was entering a room to treat a patient. Instead the room was filled with family and co-workers who had arrived to witness the presentation of the award. Honorbaum was nominated by co-workers and Emergency Department Director, Patty Hinderman, who stated that “Kathy personifies the words “care giver.” When she steps into a room to perform her duties, her patients are at once reassured about any condition they may be facing. She has an attitude of friendliness, compassion, loyalty and professionalism that is second to none.” Honorbaum’s nursing career spans 50 years and her work has included: pharmacy resource nurse, private care nurse, clinic nurse, hospice and home care nurse, the Director of the Dean Perfusion Center, oncology clinic nurse, emergency and most recently she serves as nurse for the newly created Perfusion and Infusion Center at Upland Hills Health. [Hinderman and Honerbaum, pictured here.] Lynn Hebgen, Vice President of Nursing was on hand to announce the award and noted that Honorbaum has served multiple generations and is as comfortable caring for a newborn as she is with elderly patients. She is a highly respected and recognizable face within the community. She diligently maintains licensure in all areas of nursing pertinent to the Infusion Center and Emergency Department, including ACLS, BLS, TNCC, PALS to name a few of her many certifications. Honerbaum also demonstrates her commitment to community through her devotion to her family, work at the local food kitchen and her involvement in P.E.O. a philanthropic organization where women celebrate the advancement of women. Her co-workers noted, “She truly exemplifies Lisa’s philosophy that “Attitude is Everything” because she has the very best of attitudes. She stands out as the person who will go the extra mile for her patients, as well as the team she is working with.” SHENANIGANS SPORTS PUB & GRILL OPEN 11:00 A .M 7 DAYS A WEEK Featuring Daily Lunch Specials KIDS WELCOME – KID MEALS 107 COUNTY ROAD ID BARNEVELD WI - 924-5555 JUST ANNOUNCED TUESDAY’S GYRO SPECIAL WEDNESDAY NIGHT: MEXICAN MENU THURSDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT: WING NIGHT (ALL YOU CAN EAT OPTIONS - 9 AWESOME SAUCES) FRIDAY NIGHT: OLD FASHIONED WISCONSIN FISH FRY OUR FAMOUS SHENANIGANS’ HOMEMADE PIZZA DINE IN OR CARRY OUT...AVAILABLE 7 DAYS WEEK BRATS AND BAKE SALE The Fighting Musketeers Relay For Life Team is holding a brat fry and bake sale at Miller & Sons Supermarket, 1845 Hwy 18 & 151 East in Mount Horeb from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, May 28. The bake sale will include pies, cakes, bars, cookies, and more made by team members. The Fighting Musketeers Relay for Life team is made up of team members from the former Schlimgen Family and Build Me Up Buttercup teams. Also, there are a few of the 2012 Schlimgen Family & Relay for Life Team Fighting Cancer Cookbooks left which contain recipes contributed by team members and other Schlimgen family relatives. If you can’t make it to the brat fry but are interested in purchasing a cookbook, please contact Jackie Oimoen at 608-333-4379, or any other member of The Fighting Musketeers relay team. Memorial Day weekend is always a busy time, so stop by and grab a quick lunch or baked goods to take along home while supporting the American Cancer Society and its fight against cancer. 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 PAPER where the audience is targeted, the ad rates lower, and the staff motivated to place your marketing message with more of a personal touch. BARNEVELD SHOPPER 924-2002 - [email protected] YOUR AD HERE
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