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Board shows appreciation for taxpayers again
Tursday January 7 2016 $100 Volume 4 No 1
In Tis Issue Year in Review bull RCMH Page 5 bull School News Page 14 bull LH Womenrsquos Club Page 16
ourier Sentinel
Cadott Cornell amp Lake Holcombe - Wisconsin
A look back at the 2015 Courier Sentinel January
At a Cornell School Board meeting
superintendent Paul Schley proposes a
$2000 salary increase for full-time
teachers
Lake Holcombe Lions Club treasurer
Emma Trottier presents Jim Justus of
the Holcombe Food Pantry with
$1000
After almost 10 years of not having
a cheerleading squad the Cadott
School District has seen interest in the
activity and enlists Bethany Grimm
Ashley Spaeth and Courtney Hager to
lead the program
The Lake Holcombe Town Board
discontinues the Lake Holcombe Busi-
ness Development Project
In an overtime battle the Lake Hol-
combe Boys Basketball team pulls out
a 74-67 victory over Prairie Farm
Under the direction of Laurie
Martenson the Cadott High School
Jazz Band performs Christmas carols
for residents at the Rutledge Home in
Chippewa Falls
More than 35 pints of blood are col-
lected at the Cornell Our Saviorrsquos
Lutheran Church Community Blood
Drive
Holcombe resident Jim Gulich is se-
lected to receive a $50 Tank of Thanks
Cenex gas card
The Cadott Community Library
completes renovations from water dam-
age To keep rain from the library base-
Teaira Spaeth gives Rhonda Schmidt Izabelle Schwingle and KendraSeidlitz a push down the hill at Brunet Island State Park in CornellJan 31 2015 The event was held by Rendezvous members Moreyear in review photos pages 8 9 and 10(Photo by Monique Westaby)
(Continued on Page 8)
(See ldquoVehicle Sales Lawrdquo Page 3)
(See ldquoTaxpayer Appreciationrdquo Page 3)
By Kayla Peche
Just as the Cornell School Board did in September for foot-
ball season board members would like to show their appre-
ciation again for community support during basketball
ldquoI know it was mentioned before to have another taxpayer
appreciation nightrdquo said Paul Schley district administrator
at the Dec 28 regular school board meeting ldquoWould you
guys want to do cake at a basketball gamerdquo
The board unanimously agreed to serve cake for guests
during the Friday Jan 29 girls and boys varsity basketball
games against Lake Holcombe The girls will kick off the
night at 545 pm and the boys start at 715 pm
Board member Greg Baker asked if the school would also
have a chili feed that evening Schley said he wasnrsquot sure but
New law for private vehicle salesBy Monique Westaby
Private sellers now have one more step in the automobile
sale process thanks to a law passed in Wisconsin the first of
the year
According to the WisDOT website as of Jan 1 an indi-
vidual selling a privately-owned motor vehicle to another pri-
vate party must report that sale to the WisDOT within 30
days
ldquoWe understand this is a new process for private-to-private
sellersrdquo said Mitchell Warren director of Vehicle Services
ldquoOur goal is to make this as easy as possible for them to com-
ply with the new lawrdquo
The law passed with Wisconsin Act 60 also known as the
Milwaukee Bucks Arena Bill was implemented as an attempt
to protect private automobile sellers says Warren For exam-
ple parking tickets may accumulate under the previousowner of a vehicle that was sold to another party who failed
to transfer the title
ldquoLaw enforcement 100 percent relies on DMV records to
give them the information they need to do follow up on thatrdquo
says Warren ldquoWhat wersquove heard is that this is an attempt to
provide some protection to vehicle sellers in those scenar-
iosrdquo
Sellers still need to write the vehicle and sale information
on the title for the buyer but are now required to submit that
information themselves
Seller Notify an online (and mobile friendly) service on
wisconsindmvgov has been created to help sellers report
their sale The site also provides a receipt which can be
printed emailed or saved Sales can also be submitted via
mail or dropped at a local DMV center by completing the
proper forms but Warren urges sellers to utilize the online
resource
ldquoWe strongly encourage people to use our websiterdquo said
Warren noting the gov ending is the only official website
for the DMV ldquoTherersquos a lot of org websites out there that
are not official They do a really bad job and they charge peo-
ple for stuff they donrsquot need tordquo
He says the site is simple to use and hopes implementing
the law will have a low impact on people
To use the online Seller Notify once a vehicle is sold sell-
ers have three steps ndash identify yourself identify the vehicle
and provide sale information The seller must input their in-
formation (driver license or ID number date of birth and lastfour digits of Social Security number) and all vehicles regis-
tered with the DMV will show up
Social media safetyaddressed in CadottBy Monique Westaby
Have you ever wondered whatrsquos REALLY going on with
your children and the Internet
Thatrsquos the question Cadott Community Schools would like
to answer with help from Chippewa County Investigator Bill
Gray and Chippewa Falls Police Investigator Deb Brettinger
ldquoWe feel there is a strong need to share information with
the parents and studentsrdquo said Ruthann Proue school coun-
selor of the Jan 12 presentation on social media safety
The evening will begin with a spaghetti dinner from 530-
630 pm followed by the presentation at 7 all on a free-will
donation basis Parents and guardians and students grades 6-
11 are welcome to attend the meal and presentation in the
high school commons and auditorium
Proue says the public can expect to gain information onhow some people use the Internet in a negative way and
ldquohow parents can protect and provide safety for their chil-
drenrdquo
ldquoYou always feel that lsquoitrsquoll never happen in our commu-
nityrsquo or lsquoitrsquoll never happen to usrsquordquo said Proue ldquowhen in re-
ality it is happening in our community and our children are
being targeted exploited and taken advantage ofrdquo
After Earl ldquoDocrdquo Boettcher packed up his chiro-practic equipment in Cornell he held a party Dec
28 for the community to celebrate Doc and his wifeConnie say thank you to everyone who came andhelped Doc enjoy his first day of retirement SeePage 3 for more (Photo by Kayla Peche)
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me society drills into us Itrsquos all about what
makes me happy and what I want to do This
new year push yourself away from that and
look at others
What can I do for you How can I make
someone else happy
Your actions donrsquot only reflect on you but
everyone else in your life Take this new year
and make something of it By thinking aboutothers yoursquoll be helping yourself
Because no matter what you do good or
bad wordrsquos gonna get around and everybody
dies famous in a small town What will you
be known for this year
OPINION Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 2
By Monique Westaby
Managing Editor
One day as I sat watch-
ing the local news I told
my husband I had always
thought I would be fa-
mous Not Brad Pitt or
Marilyn Monroe famous
but rather LeAnn Lombardo famous Hefound that statement amusing and told me
she wasnrsquot famous dashing all my hopes and
dreams (He still gives me grief about it
today)
Therersquos a song from Carrie Underwood
that says Everybody dies famous in a small
town Well in this small town and just to
prove my husband wrong I will die famous
But hopefully for reasons other than those in-
sinuated in Underwoodrsquos lyrics
In a way Irsquove already reached this goal
Therersquos no better feeling than having a
group of kids run up to you give you a hug
and beg you to take their picture for the
paper The look in their eyes when ldquothe
newspaper ladyrdquo shows up says it all and if
this is as famous as I get I wonrsquot complainThere are days when I have two minutes
to run into the grocery store to grab a gallon
of milk and canrsquot do so without big sun-
glasses and a hood I leave my head low so I
can get in and out without someone stopping
me I feel like a celebrity hiding from the pa-
parazzi
But most days I welcome the attention
and love hearing ldquoHi Monique I love read-
ing your articlesrdquo from someone Irsquove never
met It brightens my day to know Irsquove
brought a smile to someone else
Itrsquos not always good I hear the bad too
along with the ldquoyou should cover thisrdquo or
ldquowrite a story on thatrdquo but I welcome it all
After all without criticism Irsquoll never im-
prove (Although thatrsquos not an invitation totell me everything Irsquom doing wrong)
Since starting at the paper my life has be-
come an open book From my hunting col-
umn to here most everyone in the greater
Cadott Cornell and Lake Holcombe area (or
at least those who subscribe to our paper)
know what is happening in my life
Because of that I have a standard to live
up to A persona to exude for the sake of my
job and my employers What I do on my owntime off the clock shouldnrsquot matter but it
does and Irsquom OK with that Maybe more
people should be too
Personal choices reflect on the people who
hired me They reflect on the kind of business
I work for But more importantly they reflect
on me
Do I really want to be known as that girl
As the new year rolls in and the world
around us gets more and more secular I have
one resolution to stick to for 2016 ndash stay fa-
mous Not for being late for church or stuck
in jail but rather the good things Irsquove done
the nice things Irsquove said and the person I amto others
Itrsquos not always easy to stay on the right
path but with a little hard work sacrifice and
effort it is possible
Too often we get caught up in the me me
Everybody dies famous just maybe not Brad Pitt famous
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Cadott Cornell amp Lake Holcombe
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I think that was the first time I ever saw my
dad cry ndash one of the hardest things I have
ever experienced
You would never know my great uncle
was battling cancer for seven years Foxy
was always full of life ndash drinking at the hunt-
ing shack telling stories of the good old
days enjoying the outdoors and most impor-tantly caring for family
I think thatrsquos something a lot of us take for
granted especially in todayrsquos world Our
eyes are so glued to our phones and scrolling
through social media that we forget about
how important actual conversation is
We canrsquot take that time for granted even
if itrsquos just once a year because you donrsquot
know when someone will be gone Cancer is
a vicious thing I pray no one ever has to go
through or lose someone to but itrsquos some-
thing more and more relevant in our lives
Cancer doesnrsquot discriminate against any-
one I donrsquot think it matters if you live the
healthiest life out there and take all the pre-
cautions needed cancer can find a way to
you The best thing to do is live life to thefullest have little regrets and do what makes
you happy
When I remember Foxy I remember him
as happy I didnrsquot see him toward the end
but in a way I am glad I didnrsquot I wouldnrsquot
want to have seen him suffering I wouldnrsquot
want to have seen a man who cared so much
about everyone hurting
The one memory that comes to mind
probably one of the last times I saw him was
at our hunting shack when he complimented
me on a logging tab I had written
He told me he read it over and over and
said he was amazed at the talent that came
from our family He told me I could keep
going with the information and write a book
about logging in the areaA true outdoorsman Foxy will always be
That compliment was one of the best I have
ever received I could see in his eyes that he
really believed in me and was excited for
what I could become Thanks Uncle Foxy
Foxy owned a bar Foxyrsquos Cattail in the
Rib LakeMedford area until Dec 15 when
his illness became too much
To the tail will always be a slogan I use
when heading there with friends and familyEven with a new owner I canrsquot see anyone
forgetting about the over 20 years Foxy
owned the bar and the memories shared
there
To those who knew Foxy you are truly
blessed to have known a wonderful person
To those who didnrsquot I am sure there is some-
one ndash an uncle dad brother son ndash who you
have in your life who is just the same ndash fun-
loving life of the party always smiling or
telling a joke a great man Cherish those
people in your life they are a true gift from
God
I have already said goodbye and Irsquom
happy to know Foxy is in a better place but
I had to honor him one last time the way I
know how and write about how much hemeans to me
For anyone battling cancer into the new
year I hope this year brings you great
strength happiness and relief from that
heartless disease Keep fighting and never
give up
Happy New Year from my family to
yours
By Kayla Peche
Christmas is normally a
day celebrated with fam-
ily and making memories
while opening presents
you wished for all year
This Christmas was a
bit different for my fam-ily We still enjoyed each
others company with gift opening and laugh-
ter but that morning we received sad news
It was around 11 am when my grandma
called and asked to talk to my dad She
sounded fine on the phone but it was un-
usual for her to call since we had seen her
the night before
The conversation was quick and after my
dad hung up he said ldquoUncle Foxy passed
away this morningrdquo
With that came silence until my mom
started asking the common questions
Whenrsquos the funeral Do you want to go over
there Well what did your mom say
But without answers my dad just said
ldquoShe was crying alrightrdquoI could see a few tears fall from his eyes
Cheers to family this New Year
Baby robins eat14 feet of
earthworms
each day
Rumor Has Ithellip
ldquo rdquoldquoTwenty years from now you will be
more disappointed by the things that you didnrsquot do than by the ones you
did do So throw off the bowlines sail away from safe harbor and catch the trade
winds in your sailsExplore Dream Discoverrdquo
~ Mark Twain
T
H NK
Y
OU
F
OR
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Continued from front
Vehicle Sales Law
Continued from front
Taxpayer appreciation
OP983085ED 983085 AREA NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page 3
If the vehicle sold is not listed the seller must look up the
vehicle via the vehicle identification number (VIN) This is
required
After selecting from the choices provided or finding the
vehicle via VIN the seller then inputs the buyerrsquos first and
last name (not required) date of sale and sale price Once this
is completed the seller submits the information and is given
a receipt
Warren says the change is only for private sellers and does
not include businesses or dealerships Penalties for not abid-
ing by the change can result in up to $200 in fines but the
exact charge is determined by local law enforcement
ldquoWhat I suspect is that type of enforcement is not the point
of this law at allrdquo says Warren ldquoRather it is to protect the
seller and provide some information so law enforcement hasrecourse with the individual whorsquos out there operating a ve-
hicle they havenrsquot retitled and registeredrdquo
Earl ldquoDocrdquo Boettcher a chiropractor in Cornell for 46 years celebrated his retirement Dec 28 withfriends and former clients like Rick Yeager who hasbeen going to Doc for 34 years and Scott Winchellwho remembered Doc starting when he was in highschool Guests were offered coffee and cake whilesharing memories of his time at work
(Photo by Kayla Peche)
thought cake would be a great dessert for the chili and would
look into adding chili to the menu
ldquoFriday night against Holcombe ndash there will be a lot of peo-
plerdquo said Schley ldquoWersquoll make sure to have a bunch of cakes
lined uprdquo
Also at the meeting the board approved an addition to theVacancies Policy
The policy states that after a board member position be-
comes vacant the board will appoint a new member to fill
the position The addition says if there is a split vote which
results in no one receiving a majority vote to be appointed
within 60 days of the vacancy the board president shall ap-
point someone to the vacancy
Crystal Smith Cornell senior said she was happyto donate during a Jan 4 Cornell Community BloodDrive With two hours left the drive had already ac-cumulated 26 of the 29-pint goal Sue Jensen blooddrive organizer said she expected their goal to bemet with the ldquosteadyrdquo stream of people as well astheir busy times at lunch and after work Jensensays the donations are appreciated and residentscan expect another drive in June
(Photo by Kayla Peche)
In the Cadott Village Board story in the Dec 31 (Vol 3 No
53) issue of the Courier Sentinel the signs being replaced by
the village and the Cadott Lions Club should have been iden-
tified as the halfway between the equator and the north pole
signs at Riverview Park
We apologize for the error
ndash Corrections ndash
Watch for flashing lights on roadwaysFrom the WisDOT
Flashing lights on emergency vehicles are designed to get
your attention while driving and prompt decisive actions
By reacting calmly and correctly in emergency situations
you can help prevent serious problems
When you see warning lights flashing on a law enforce-
ment vehicle ambulance fire truck tow truck highwaymaintenance vehicle or utility vehicle stopped on the side
of a road you are required to move over or at least slow
down
ldquoUnder the statersquos Move Over Law if you can safely
switch lanes on interstate highways and other divided roads
with multiple directional lanes you must vacate the lane
closest to the stopped law enforcement or other emergency
vehiclerdquo says Wisconsin State Patrol captain Gerald Voight
ldquoIf the road has a single directional lane or you canrsquot safely
move over because of traffic you must reduce your speed
until safely past the vehiclerdquo
A citation for a Move Over Law violation costs $26350
with three demerit points
added to your driverrsquos li-
cense
ldquoOur officers and others
working on the sides of highways are in danger of
being hit while inside or
outside their vehicles by
out-of-control or speeding
vehicles that did not move
overrdquo Voight says ldquoBy
obeying the Move Over
Law drivers can protect
themselves their passen-
gers our officers and others
who work on highways from serious injuries and deathsrdquo
Drivers may also encounter emergency vehicles such as
law enforcement squad cars ambulances and fire trucks ap-
proaching with their warning lights and s irens activated
According to state law drivers must yield the right of way
and drive immediately ldquoto a position as near as possible and
parallel to the right curb or the right-hand edge of the shoul-der of the roadway clear of any intersectionrdquo
Unless directed otherwise by a law enforcement officer
the driver of the vehicle shall stop and remain stopped until
the authorized emergency vehicle has passed A violation
of the law costs $32650 with four points added to the dri-
verrsquos license
ldquoWhile making traffic stops on divided highways our of-
ficers see many motorists move to the left and stop on the
median shoulder instead of pulling over on the right shoul-
derrdquo Captain Voight says ldquoStopping on the median shoul-
der instead of the shoulder on the right is dangerous for both
the motorist and the officerrdquo
From the WisDOT
Wisconsin ended 2015 with 556 traffic fatalities which
was 62 more than 2014 and six more than the five-year av-
erage according to preliminary statistics from the WisDOT
Wisconsin is one of approximately 35 states that experienced
an increase in fatalities in 2015
ldquoTraffic deaths in 2015 increased by about 13 percent
compared with 2014rdquo said WisDOT secretary Mark Got-
tlieb ldquoHowever it is important to note that the 494 trafficdeaths in 2014 were the lowest annual total in 71 yearsrdquo
David Pabst director of the WisDOT Bureau of Trans-
portation Safety says warm spring weather substantia l
drops in gas prices and an improving economy in 2015 likely
contributed to an increase in the number of vehicles on the
road and the miles they traveled An increase in vehicle
miles traveled (VMT) can also increase the risks for crashes
ldquoThe 2015 VMT will not be available for several more
monthsrdquo Pabst said ldquoHowever VMT went up in 2014 and
there are indications that it may have increased again in
2015 We also donrsquot have enough data yet to tell if increasing
the speed limit to 70 mph on some interstate highways and
freeways had any effect on the number and severity of
crashes We do know that interstates and freeways continue
to be much safer than other highwaysrdquo
According to Pabst some months in 2015 were among the
safest since the end of World War II in terms of trafficdeaths but a few deadly months contributed greatly to the
increase
ldquoSomewhat surprisingly we had fewer fatalities in June
July and August of 2015 than we had in the same months in
2014rdquo said Pabst ldquoThe summer months typically have
higher traffic fatalitiesrdquo
The 50 fatalities in April were double the number in April
2014 and the 68 fatalities in September were 21 more than
September 2014 Those two months accounted for about 74
percent of the overall increase in fatalities in 2015
ldquoApril was warm and dry in many areas of the state and
September was one of the warmest on recordrdquo said Pabst
ldquoWhen the weather is nice there are more vehicles motor-
cycles bicyclists and pedestrians on the roadrdquoDeaths from traffic crashes were up in most categories in
2015 with significant increases in pedestrian and bike fatal-
ities
To prevent deaths and injuries in the upcoming year Wis-
DOT along with its traffic safety partners will intensify
many safety initiatives
bull To combat drunken driving 23 impaired driving task
forces have been created throughout the state
bull In addition eight law enforcement task forces have been
created to prevent distracted driving and four task forces
have been formed to improve pedestrian safety
bull High-visibility enforcement and education efforts like
the Click It or Ticket campaign have increased safety belt
use to approximately 86 percent
bull To prevent speed-related crashes on major highways the
State Patrol Air Support Unit flew 68 traffic enforcement
missions last year Approximately 1400 speeding citationswere issued during aerial enforcement missions
ldquoWe will focus our traffic safety education and enforce-
ment efforts on improving the behavior and decision-making
of drivers and others who travel on streets local roads and
highwaysrdquo Pabst said ldquoIn addition engineering advance-
ments will continue to make the vehicles we drive and the
roads we drive on much safer for all usersrdquo
Traffic deaths saw an increase in 2015
Father Felix talks about the week of love in thefourth week of Advent at St Joseph School inBoyd Students formed into groups and wroteabout how love has impacted their life personallyas a student and as a community The students alsomade a stole for Father Felix which he will wear during Mass throughout the year The inscription
on the inside panel of the stole reads Hands towork Hearts to God (Submitted Photo)
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10 Years Ago
2005
Sponsored by the Pass It
On program area youth are
treated to a day of ice fishing
at Cornell Brunet Island
State Park While not every
child caught a fish volun-
teers Al Thomas Ed Thon
and Rick Goltz made sure
the best effort was given
Lindsay Wojciuch Travis
Anderson and Spencer
Harmison are recognized by
the Caught Doing Good pro-
gram at the Cornell Elemen-
tary School
20 Years Ago
1995
Although the judges said it
was a tough decision the
home of Ron and Lisa Siver-
ling is chosen as the winner
of the Holcombe holiday
lighting contest
Eric Newman Gilman is
arrested in New Mexico after
he robs the Dairyland State
Bank in Sheldon The 20-
year-old held up the bank at
gunpoint while a 14-year-
old runaway girl from Ala-
bama kept the car running
outside Newman was cap-
tured after his father said he
was heading back to his Fort
Hood Army posting from
which he was AWOL
30 Years Ago
1985
Ice on Lake Holcombe
will be unstable and haz-
ardous throughout the winter
and fishermen and snowmo-
bilers should be cautious To
maintain oxygen levels for
fish in backwater bays the
Northern States Power Com-
pany will fluctuate the
flowage level weekly caus-
ing ice thickness to become
unpredictable
Wisconsin becomes the
ninth state to recognize mar-
riage as an equal partnership
after Senate Bill 150 and As-
sembly Bill 200 are signed
reforming the laws on mar-
riage property Unless the
woman brought income to
the household with the pre-
vious laws it was deemed
she did not contribute to the
family and had no claim to
property
40 Years Ago
1975
An opossum is found in a
chicken coop at Derward Ar-
nesonrsquos property in Cornell
According to the DNR itrsquos
unusual for the animal to
venture this far north
With the rising price of in-
flation The Cornell Courier
and Cadott Sentinel are
forced to raise their prices to
continue publication and pay
for supplies and postage
Weekly papers increase by a
nickel making them 20
cents while yearly subscrip-
tions rise to $650
50 Years Ago
1965
The Cornell Betterment
Association sponsors Boo-
ster Days designed to pro-
mote business and fun in the
city Those who register
could have their names
drawn on Tuesday after-
noons A bank official draws
a name as the fire whistle
blows signaling merchants
to open envelopes with a
contestantrsquos name in them If
that person is in the business
at the time the merchant
calls the bank to inform them
they have a winner
60 Years Ago
1955
The Chippewa Valley
Courier is given a commen-
dation for exceptional and
meritorious conduct of out-
standing service for the Dis-
abled American Veterans
Because the paper publicized
a Thanksgiving Day Seal
Drive the organization could
give more than 1600 Christ-
mas gifts to veterans
100 Years Ago
The Brunet Falls Lodge
180 Knights of Pythias in
Cornell hold meetings every
Monday at Thomas Hall and
encourage new members
ndash Sentinel Look Back ndash ndash Couriers of the Past ndash
ndash Neighboring News ndash
10 Years Ago
2006
The Cadott boys basket-
ball team wins their first
West Cloverbelt Conference
game of the season 86-80
over Fall Creek
Jeremiah Burish wins by
major decision 16-0 over
Mondovirsquos Dillon Marten at
the Northern Badger
Wrestling Classic in River
Falls
A state legislative hearing
to air peoplersquos problems with
the state DNR will be held at
Rickrsquos Halfway Hall
20 Years Ago
1996
Cadott wrestlers place
second in Division 2 at the
two-day Northern Badger
Wrestling Classic at UW-
Stout Josh Spaeth wins a
4-3 match over Jason Holt
Prescott with a late take-
down to take third in the
tournament
Tracy Buchanan and Todd
Pozarski graduate from the
University of Wisconsin -
Eau Claire with degrees in
physical education
The AAAL Branch
1440 holds a benefit card
party at the Cadott High
School Commons
30 Years Ago
1986
Up for election this year
are three Cadott School
Board trustee seats ndash Ken
Luebstorf John Klay and
Charles Sedivy
The Cadott Lions Club
schedules their annual ice
fishing contest A three-
wheeler is set as the grand
prize
John Rothrsquos Sugar Bush in
Cadott is the site of a Maple
Syrup Institute
Cadott High School will
host the 1986 Cloverbelt
Conference Music Festival
40 Years Ago
1976
The WisDNR orders the
closure of the Cadott landfill
because the soil in the area is
unfit for a landfill site
The Boyd Farmers Union
Cooperative purchases the
Cadott Soil Services Center
A 292 Yamaha snowmo-
bile will be the first grand
prize in the annual Boyd-
Cadott Lions Ice Fishing
Contest on Pike Lake
Jim Bruhn 138 pounds
wins two matches and loses
one in a triple dual meet with
Bruce Nekoosa and Park
Falls
50 Years Ago
1966
A family from Cadott
sponsors a 10-year-old boy
from Colombia by sending
him a check each month to
help with expenses and ne-
cessities
Tom Miller proprietor of
Millerrsquos Super Valu is
elected president of the
Cadott Chamber of Com-
merce for the coming year to
succeed Don Sperber
Peter Dugal is appointed
as a citizen member to the
Wisconsin State Highway
Commission Advisory
Board
60 Years Ago
1956
In a score-packed over-
time period the Cadott Hor-
nets Boys Basketball team
turns in a thrilling victory
over the Stanley-Boyd Ori-
oles 67-61
Greeting Cadott students
after the holiday break is
Jess Doers new office clerk
and receptionist for the
Cadott School District
The Federal Reserve Bank
of Minneapolis reports that
the Cadott Bank debits are
21 percent higher this year
than compared to last year
PAS amp PRESEN Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 4
Augusta
Area Times
With no qualified replace-
ment stepping forward Live
Wire Youth Center in Au-
gusta closes their doors
In the height of last
minute holiday shopping
the team at Scheels presents
Beaver Creek Reserve with
a $200000 check for the re-
model of the Discovery
Room at Wise Nature Cen-
ter
Bloomer
Advance
Bloomer High School stu-dent Alex Stebane returns
from California where she
was one of the contestants in
the $100000 episode of
Americarsquos Funniest Home
Videos
The Bloomer School
Board approves a $35 mil-
lion referendum for the ex-
pansion of the Bloomer
Middle School The primary
additions would be six new
classrooms
The Bloomer Blackhawks
Girls Basketball team wins
64-27 over Boyceville
The New Auburn Fire De-
partment moves into their
new fire hall and plans an
open house for Jan 10 with
free chili
Colfax
Messenger
Gunnar Zurek is sen-
tenced to six and a half years
in prison and 10 12 years of
supervision after the car he
was driving crashed and
killed his girlfriend and in-
jured another man
Following a public hear-
ing the Elk Mound Village
Board approves a general
fund budget for 2016 of
$681844 and a water and
sewer budget of $295893 Colfax resident Gust Fehr
member of the Howard-
Campbell-Ganske Post 179
American Legion in Chetek
is honored as their Legion-
naire of the Year
The Colfax High School
gets a $19000 grant for a
distance learning lab that
will allow students and staff
to tie into colleges universi-
ties and technical schools
and take classes online
Ladysmith
News
The Ladysmith Lions
Club grows by 10 percent
with the induction of seven
new members ndash Blake Doud
Steve Monday Mike
Toycen Jim Moss Deb
Moss Jim Renneke and
Cindy Krings
Rusk County clerk Denise
Wetzel is recognized as a
Top Female Executive by
the International Womenrsquos
Leadership Association
Ladysmith Lion Ron
Moore is recognized for
years of service to the local
club as membership chair-
man
Stanley
Republican
The Red Cross collects 50units of blood from the Stan-
ley-Boyd community miss-
ing the goal of collecting 64
Dan Gilles wins the $500
Stanley Lions Club raffle
Ketty Clow wins the $175
raffle
Stanley mayor Mike
Henke seeks a third term in
office and all incumbents
have taken out papers for re-
election Those common
council members are Jesse
Frey in the first ward
Howard Duckeet in the sec-
ond ward Lance Johnson in
the third ward and Norm
Christianson in the fourth-
seventh wards
This fancy horse-drawn buggy with its red velvet up-
holstery was considered the Cadillac of buggies It was
used by Charles Grassle Cadott as he traveled around the
Cadott area buying cattle to ship to Chicago and Milwau-
kee
The buggy was manufactured by the Northwestern
Manufacturing Company Fort Atkinson around 1915
In late 1914 the Cadott Sentinel published a story about
the Grassle Brothers (Albert and Charles) James Doherty
Frank Price Kass Hardy and Will Clark shipping 15 train
carloads of livestock that week
In October 1915 the Cadott Sentinel reported the Grassle Brothers were the
heaviest shippers that week with a total of six cars
An Aug 5 1921 article in the Superior Telegram described Cadott as the leading
livestock center of the Chippewa Valley
Children loved to see Charles come to their farm as he always had candy to give
them He was also
prominent in the com-
munity and served as
president of the Citi-
zens State Bank from
1905 until his death
Charles was found
dead in his bed Oct
23 1925 by a worker
on his farm who no-
ticed his horse was still
in its usual place
(Courtesy of
the Cadott Area
Historical Society)
Cadott bull Cornell bull Lake Holcombe areas
Tales of our Beginnings
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COURIER SENINEL Page 5
SHOW TIMESFriday Jan 8 through
Sunday Jan 10
730 pm
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Betty worked for the Cadott Sentinel in the 1960sbeginning as a columnist for the Town of Lafayette News
and then as news editorfor several years under WaltBrovald She published manyof her interviews with localresidents from her column
called ldquoLetrsquos Get Acquaintedrdquoin a book by the same name
Betty Gumbert of Altoonawill turn 90 on Jan 8 2016
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Cadott Elderly Program
Jan 11-15
Mon Egg salad sandwich
vegetable soup fruit
Tues Roast beef dinner
mashed potatoes vegetables
pudding
Wed Chicken drummies
tater tots beans lettuce salad
apple crisp
Thurs Spaghetti garlic
bread applesauce
Fri Fish fry cottage cheese
french fries ice cream
All meals served with bread
and milk For reservationscan-
cellations call 715-579-2893
by noon the previous daySenior dining served from
1130 am-1230 pm at
Kathyrsquos Diner Cadott If school
is cancelled because of
weather meals will not be
served
Cornell Elderly Program
Jan 11-15
Mon - Fri Not provided
For reservationscancella-
tions call 715-579-2910 by
noon the previous day Senior
dining served at 1130 am at
Our Saviorrsquos Lutheran Church
Cornell If school is cancelled
because of weather meals will
not be served
Cadott School
Jan 11-15 ndash Breakfast
Mon Breakfast pizza ani-
mal crackers applesauce cup
Tues Mini strawberry bagel
yogurt blueberries
Wed Pancake on a stick
with syrup fruit bread with jelly
Thurs Colby cheese
omelet fruit bread with jelly
Fri Sunrise flatbread or
breakfast burrito banana
bread fruitLunch
Mon Chicken in gravy
mashed potatoes steamed
carrots cranberries banana
bread with butter blend
Tues Hornet nachos with
meat and cheese sauce re-
fried beans chips salad bar
applesauce sliced oranges
HS bread with peanut butter
Wed Grilled cheese sand-
wich tomato soup with crack-
ers fresh vegetables fruit
cocktail apple
Thurs Chicken strips
sweet potatoes salad bar
tropical fruit melon HS bread
with peanut butter
Fri Hot dog on a bun tater
tots mixed vegetables orange
juice fruit
Cornell School
Jan 11-15 ndash Breakfast
Mon Bacon egg and
cheese breakfast pizza
Tues Pancakes warm cin-
namon apples
Wed Pancakes warm cin-
namon apples
Thurs Fresh baked corn-bread hot ham
Fri Cinnamon roll string
cheese
Lunch
Mon Cheeseburger on a
bun french fries baked beans
Tues Soft shell taco with all
the fixings
Wed Garlic chicken over
rice mixed vegetables fortune
cookie
Thurs Fish potato smiles
Fri Homemade chili sand-
wich crackers fruit
Lake Holcombe School
Jan 11-15 ndash Breakfast
Mon Muffin cheese stick
pineapple
Tues Waffle yogurt cup
fruit choice
Wed Cinnamon roll cot-
tage cheese grape juice
Thurs Breakfast pizza
pears
Fri Egg sandwich tri taters
apple juice
Lunch
Mon Chicken and gravy
biscuits glazed carrots fruit
choiceTues Taco Tuesday featur-
ing hard shell tacos assorted
vegetables apple slices
Wed Chicken on a bun
butter parsley potatoes green
beans pineapple
Thurs Tomato soup with
crackers grilled cheese sand-
wich fresh vegetables with
dip chilled pineapple
Fri Scalloped potatoes with
ham broccoli fruit choice
ndash Lunch Menus ndash
Chippewa Falls Public
Library Book and BakeSale ndash Thursday Jan 14 10am-7 pm Friday Jan 1510 am-3 pm For moremore information call 715-723-3210
Cadott Movie Night ndash Friday Jan 15 530 pmCadott Elementary School
Cadott Village BoardMeeting ndash Monday Jan 18630 pm Cadott VillageHall
Lake Holcombe School-Board Meeting ndash MondayJan 18 7 pm Lake Hol-combe Elementary IMC
Stress Coping Session
Finding Joy ndash Tuesday Jan
19 10-11 am 7-8 pmChippewa Valley YMCACommunity Room
Cornell Area BettermentAssociation Meeting ndashWednesday Jan 20 7 amCornell Elementary SchoolCamaraderie Club Room
Medicare 101 Informa-tional Session ndash WednesdayJan 20 3 pm ChippewaCounty Courthouse Room302 For more informationcall 715-726-7778
Cornell City CouncilMeeting ndash Thursday Jan 77 pm Cornell City CouncilChambers
ndash Coming Events ndash
Rusk County Memorial Hospital serves veteransRecently reviewed and approved Rusk County Memorial
Hospital (RCMH) has announced they are now a registered
provider under the Veterans Choice Program which was cre-
ated by the Veterans Access Choice and Accountability Act
(VACAA) of 2014
The VACAA expands the options veterans have and with
the Veterans Choice Program veterans can seek medical care
at an approved non-VA center with prior authorization from
the program if they live more than 40 miles away from a US
Department of VA healthcare facility that offers the services
needed andor are unable to get an appointment with a VA
provider within 30 days (or a date determined as medically
necessary by their physician)
All non-VA centers must be reviewed and meet quality
standards to receive approval for the program
ldquoItrsquos an honor to serve our veteransrdquo says Charisse Oland
RCMH CEO ldquoRCMH is pleased to see improvements being
made to help veterans gain more timely access to care and
relieve hardships due to travelrdquo
Sandra Meddaugh local veteran says she found the pro-
gram to be a welcome improvement once she understood all
of her options
ldquoI am glad that I donrsquot have to travel an excessive distance
for care that can be provided locallyrdquo said Meddaugh ldquoThere
are still some bugs but itrsquos really a great programrdquo
Because of a misconception Meddaugh was originally told
she didnrsquot qualify for the program Although she lives within
40 miles of a VA healthcare facility the healthcare services
provided at the center were limited
Deciding to investigate further Meddaugh called the Vet-
erans Choice Program call center and discovered she was el-
igible for the program because her local VA facility did not
offer the services she needed
Although veterans need to go through the program to co-
ordinate all appointments they can request service from ap-
proved facilities like RCMH Once veterans choose a local
non-VA provider their request must be authorized by the Vet-
erans Choice Program This process takes approximately one
week
ldquoNot only does it save me time but it has eliminated some
of the obstacles Irsquove faced with obtaining the healthcare I
needrdquo Meddaugh said
ldquoThis program is a benefit to veterans and I am glad Rusk
County Memorial Hospital took the initiative to become an
approved facilityrdquo said RCMH Board of Trustees member
and Wisconsin State Rep James Edming ldquoThey have the
finest doctors and nurses that you can find and this is a good
step in the right direction to better serve our veteransrdquo
Rusk County Memorial Hospital (RCMH) employ-ees community givers and Rusk County Commu-nity Connection (RC3) staff members gather aroundthe RCMH Miracle Tree This is the third year thehospital has hosted the RC3 sponsored tree in aneffort to help community members in need duringthe holidays Tags with requested items were hungon the branches and givers purchased the itemswrapped them then returned them to be distrib-uted Along with the Miracle Tree at Gordyrsquos Marketdonations collected served over 110 children andmore than 120 individuals during the 2015 holidayseason (Submitted Photo)
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220 Main St bull PO Box 742 bull Cornell
(715) 202-0505
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641 State Hwy 27Cadott WI
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(715) 861-4414
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RELIGION Tursday January 7 2016
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Anson United Methodist Church
12 mile east of Lake Wissota StatePark on Cty O ndash Anson Township715-382-4191Pastor Jason Kim1115 am Sunday Worship Service
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
10 miles south of Cadott on Hwy 27715-877-3249Rev James Norton1030 am Sunday Worship Service
9 am Sunday School (Sept ndash May)
Big Drywood Lutheran Church
27095 120th Ave ndash Cadott715-289-3608Pastor Lucy Schottelkorb10 am Sunday Worship Service6 pm Wednesday With the WordStudy (Sept-May)
Cadott United Methodist Church
Maple and Ginty Streets ndash Cadott715-289-4845Pastor George Olinske1045 am Sunday Worship ServiceFirst Sunday Holy CommunionFourth Sunday Potluck followingservice
English Lutheran Church of Bateman
20588 Cty Hwy X ndash Chippewa Falls715-723-4231 ndash elcbatemanorgPastor Deborah Nissen9 am Sunday WorshipWednesday 530 pm Light Supper6 pm Study Time All Ages 7 pmWorship Service
Faith Baptist Church
724 Main St ndash Cornell715-827-0222Pastor Mark Williams930 am Sunday School for all ages1030 am Worship Service
First Presbyterian Church
4th and Ripley ndash Cornell715-239-6263
1030 am Sunday Worship ServiceHoly Communion first Sunday
Holcombe United Methodist Church
27841 Cty Hwy M ndash Holcombe715-382-4191Pastor Jason Kim830 am Sunday Worship Service845 am Childrenrsquos Sunday School10 am Adult Sunday School2-5 pm Food Pantry Open secondand fourth Tuesdays
Holy Cross Catholic Church
107 South 8th St ndash Cornell715-239-6826Father Eric LinzmaierDeacon Dennis Rivers830 am Sunday Mass5 pm Tuesday Mass830 am Wednesday Mass830 am Thursday Mass830 am Friday Mass4 pm Saturday Mass 330 pmConfession
Holy Family Church
226 East 3rd Ave ndash Stanley 715-644-5435Father William Felix6 pm Saturday Mass11 am Sunday Mass830 am Wednesday Mass
Jim Falls United Methodist Church
139th Ave Cty S South ndash Jim Falls715-382-4191Pastor Jason Kim10 am Sunday Worship Service1015 am Childrenrsquos Sunday School
New Hope Assembly of God
318 South 7th St ndash Cornell715-239-6954cornellhopecomPastor Dan Gilboy 10 am Sunday WorshipSunday Morning Nursery and Chil-drenrsquos Church6 pm Wednesday Youth Group
New Hope Presbyterian Church
W14520 Cty Hwy M ndash HannibalGilman715-239-6263845 am Sunday Worship Service
New Life Alliance Church
1 mile west of CC on Z ndash Cornell715-239-6490Pastor Jim Brandli9 am Sunday School (Sept ndash May)10 am Worship Service
Childrenrsquos Church for ages 3-610 am Tuesday Womenrsquos BibleStudy 7 am Wednesday Prayer Meeting630 pm AWANA for ages 6 years
ndash sixth grade (Sept ndash May) 7-9 pm Youth Group for grades 7-126 am Thursday Menrsquos Bible Study
Northwoods Church
4th and Thomas St ndash Cornell715-289-3780Pastor Greg Sima10 am Non-denominational Sunday Services (nursery provided)630 pm Wednesday Bible Study for kids and adults
Our Saviorrsquos Lutheran Church
6th and Ripley Streets ndashCornell715-239-6891Pastor Andy Schottelkorb830 am Sunday Worship930 am Sunday SchoolCommunion first and third Sundays
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
13989 195th St ndash Jim Falls715-382-4422Father Eric Linzmaier1030 am Sunday Mass
St Anthonyrsquos Catholic Church
of Drywood
Jct Cty Hwy S and 250th St ndash JimFalls715-289-4422Father Eric Linzmaier
7 pm Saturday Mass
St Francis Catholic Church
W10193 Lehman Rd ndash Holcombe715-532-3501Father David ObertsFather Christopher Kemp4 pm Saturday Mass8 am Alternating Friday Mass
St Johnrsquos Catholic Church
N657 Cty Rd VV ndash Sheldon715-447-8510Father Mandanu Sleeva Raju1030 am Sunday Mass830 am Wednesday Mass
St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church
(Missouri Synod)215 East Seminary St ndash Cadott715-289-4521Pastor Raymond Bell9 am Sunday Worship Service10 am Sunday School
St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church
(Wisconsin Synod)700 Thomas Street ndash Cornell715-239-6081Pastor Patrick Feldhus
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Your Hometown Community Bank
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9 am Sunday Worship1015 am Sunday School
St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church ELCA
Hwy H at S ndash Rural Gilman715-703-907111 am Sunday Worship Service930 am Sunday SchoolCommunion second and fourth Sun-days
St Josephrsquos Church
719 East Patten St ndash Boyd715-644-5435Father William Felix930 am Sunday Mass830 am Tuesday Mass
830 am Friday Mass
St Rose of Lima Church
415 North Maple St ndash Cadott715-644-5435Father William Felix4 pm Saturday Mass8 am Sunday Mass830 am Tuesday Mass and
Communion Service830 am Thursday Mass
The Rock Church
(Non-denominational)230 West Main St ndash Gilman715-669-5082Pastor Smokey Tennison1030 am Sunday Worship Service6 pm Friday Bible Study
Trinity Lutheran Church
W5568 Main St ndash Sheldon715-452-5359Pastor Aric Fenske1015 am Sunday Worship Service1130 am Sunday School
Zion Lutheran Church
(Missouri Synod)5th Ave and Crumb St ndash Gilman715-447-8286Pastor Aric Fenske830 am Sunday Worship Service330 pm Wednesday ChildrenrsquosStudy
Holcombe United Methodist Church bull Holcombe WI
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OBIUARIES 983085 COMMUNIY Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page 7
ndash Obituaries ndash Helen J Ewings
Helen J Ewings 93 Cor-
nell passed away Wednesday
Dec 30 2015 at the Cornell
Area Care Center
Helen was born Nov 7
1922 to Selmer and Hulda
(Olson) Henderson in Taylor
She graduated fromChippewa Falls High School
in 1940
Helen was employed at
Woolworthrsquos in Chippewa
Falls and then at First Na-
tional Bank in Chippewa Falls
Helen married Edwin Ewings in 1970 They lived at Lake
Wissota then moved to Cornell following retirement
She enjoyed flowers gardening traveling and spending
time with family
Helen was a member of St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church and
the Ladies Aide and was treasurer for the local AAL organ-
ization
She is survived by several nieces and nephews
She was preceded in death by her parents husband Edwin
Ewings sister Inez Beaudette brother-in-law Wallace
Beaudette and other brothers-in-lawServices were held at 11 am Tuesday Jan 5 at St Johnrsquos
Lutheran Church in Cornell with the Rev Patrick Feldhus
officiating Interment was in the Cornell Cemetery
Visitation was one hour prior to the services Tuesday
morning at the church
Online condolences can be expressed at bortonleiserfuner-
alhomecom 1-157307
Kenneth LaVern Hakes JrKenneth LaVern Hakes Jr
62 Cornell passed away Sun-
day Jan 3 at Luther Hospital
in Eau Claire with his family
at his side
Kenneth was born April 4
1953 the son of Kenneth Sr
and Gwendolyn Hakes Cor-
nell
He married Elaine Pahl June
5 1971 in Cornell
He was a self-employed
truck driver with the business
owned and operated by him-
self and wife Elaine for 38
years He traveled 48 states and Canada for 3 12 million
miles accident free
He enjoyed hunting and fishing and gardening was his
passion He loved to have his grandchildren and great-grand-
children near him
Kenneth will be greatly missed by family and friends
He is survived by his wife Elaine children Marshall
(Cari) Hakes Laurie Hakes (Louie Meyer) Robert (Andrea)
Hakes and Lisa (Marty) Ash 15 grandchildren 13 great-
grandchildren mother Gwendolyn Hakes brothers and sis-
ters Kathy Dembinski Donna Dembinski Tom Hakes
Richard Hakes Pat White Randy Hakes and Tim Hakes and
by many nieces and nephews
He was preceded in death by his father Kenneth Hakes Sr
uncle Chet Hakes and mother and father-in-law Mary and
Alvin Pahl
Per Kennethrsquos request there will be no formal services but
family and friends may visit at the residence 1-157319
Charles H ldquoChuckrdquo PuchalskiCharles H ldquoChuckrdquo Puchal-
ski 68 Cadott died Wednes-
day Dec 30 2015
He was born Nov 12 1947
in Fergus Falls Minn to Dora
(Reuss) and Hugo Puchalski
He graduated from Barrett
High School in 1965
He joined the National
Guard in 1967 and also
worked in Benson Minn
painting Tyler Frontier
Spreaders
He went to work for Johnson Brothers from Litchfield
Minn in 1968 There he joined the Carpenterrsquos Union
He worked building bridges dams and disposal plants in
various towns
He married Sue Jenson in 1969
Chuck worked for Johnson Brothers until 1973 From
1973-77 he started and operated a lumber company in Bar-
rett Minn with his brother Terry They built many houses
around the community
Between 1977-85 he was an over-the-road truck driver for
Midwest Coast Jerry Siemens Trucking He hauled meat and
produce in 48 states
Between 1985-95 Chuck worked for Johnson Brothers and
Lunda Construction
Chuck and his son Bruce started a construction company
named Jim Falls Buildings amp Construction in 1995 Together
they built many many houses in the Chippewa Valley
Charles married a girl from Boston Mass Maureen E
Alger in 1986 They bought 5 acres in Wisconsin in 1988
and built a home where he lived out his life
He enjoyed hunting fishing the outdoors playing cards
and watching westerns He also never missed a Packers
game His greatest joy came from spending time with his
wife children and grandchildren
He is survived by his wife Maureen E Puchalski children
Jodi (Kerby) Strickler James Butler Heather (Jamie)
Gubrud Crystal Butler and Dusty (Heather) Puchalski
daughter-in-law Shannon Puchalski siblings Nancy Waugh
Elaine (Jim) Mattson Betty (Richard) Tweeter Terry Puchal-ski Gerald (Zina) Puchalski Dick (Diane) Puchalski Neil
(Jan) Puchalski and Kelly (Kyle) Purrier grandchildren
Kyle Samantha Tyler Chase Jared Riley Brennan Hunter
Ridley Charlie Lorelai and KaSandra and numerous nieces
nephews cousins and friends
He was preceded in death by his parents son Bruce
Puchalski brothers-in-law Virgil Johnson and Harvey
Waugh and sister-in-law Lea Puchalski
A memorial service was held at 2 pm Monday Jan 4 at
Pederson-Volker Funeral Chapel in Chippewa Falls with the
Rev Aaron Sturgis officiating
Visitation was one hour prior to the service Monday at the
funeral chapel
Pederson-Volker Funeral Chapel amp Cremation Services in
Chippewa Falls is serving the family
Online condolences can be expressed at
pedersonvolkercom 1-157308
Myra M SmithMyra M Smith 96 Cornell passed away Sunday Jan 3
2016 at St Josephrsquos Hospital in Chippewa Falls
A memorial service will be held at 2 pm Sunday Jan 10
at St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church in Cornell with the Rev
Patrick Feldhus officiating
Inurnment will be in the Cornell Cemetery at a later date
Visitation will be one hour prior to the services Sunday at
the church
ndash Death Notice ndash
Heyde Center for the Arts presents
FLANAGANrsquoS WAKE
Friday Jan 8 at 730 pmDinner amp Show at 630 pm
Saturday Jan 9 at 730 pmDinner amp Show at 630 pm
Sunday Jan 10 at 2 pm
Heyde Center | 715-726-9000 bull wwwcvcanet3 South High St | Chippewa Falls WI 54729
Show Adults $14 Seniors $13 Youth $7
Dinner amp Show Adults $32 Seniors $31
Youth $21 (under age 16)
Flanagan is dead but donrsquot be sad because
remembering his life is all about laughs
A hilarious interactive Irish funeral
This performance is sponsored by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board
by the National Endowment for the Arts and our loyal ticket holders
Tickets - $15 adult $3 students for this performance(As always students under 18 are free with paid adult)
Tickets are available at the door
Flambeau Valley Arts Association
is Proud to Present
Friday Jan 8 2016 bull 730 pmLadysmith High School Auditorium
5 2 - 1 5 7 1 8 0 2
Mark Nizerrsquos 4D TheatreMark has been juggling for over 25 years performing
with the likes of George Burns Bob Hope and Ray Charles
Mark may juggle laser beams at 1000 rpms 5 pingpong balls with only his mouth or even aburning propane
tank a running elec-tric carving knifeand a 16-poundbowling ball
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By Janice Craig bull 715-595-4380
Most of us have had our fill of football games with all the
bowl games during the holidays
Bob and Barb Lompa attended the get-together for their
Gilman High School class of 1965 at Tedrsquos Timberlodge
Monday with 19 people attending
The Holcombe Seniors Club will meet at the Holcombe
United Methodist Church at noon Jan 14 Everyone bring a
dish to pass and the theme this time is to wear an ugly
sweater or sweatshirt This will be a good time to catch up
on the news over Christmas
Several people donated blood at the blood bank collection
in Cornell on Monday There was a good turn out I am told
The ice must have gotten thick enough to fish as I am see-ing several ldquodaredevilsrdquo on Cranberry Lake I like fish but
not that much There are a number of springs on that lake I
sure hope nothing happens
ndash Holcombe Happenings ndash
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ment a trench is dug new tile is put down
and a sump pump is installed
The Courier Sentinel holds a Diaper Drive
with almost 1500 infantadult diapers col-
lected for local food pantries
Cadott student Tyler Miles takes first place
in the CO2 Dragster competition at a Team
Problem Solving contest in Eau Claire
Dr Tonya Prokop joins Kromrey Chiro-
practic in Cadott After graduating from
Flambeau High School Prokop received her
doctorate degree from Northwestern HealthScience University in Bloomington Minn
With the possibility of a $700000 deficit
in 2016-17 the Lake Holcombe School
Board discusses needing a ldquoworst case sce-
nariordquo referendum to ldquoplugrdquo the financial
hole
Steve and Wendy Sin-
gleton open Wendyrsquos
Stacker Cafe on Bridge
Street in Cornell
The Cornell Fire De-
partment extinguishes a
skidsteer fire at the Scott
Mohr farm on County
Highway D east of Cor-
nell
Cornell is awarded a$5000 Urban Forestry
Grant to assist in a tree in-
ventory to help make
plans for the arrival of the
emerald ash borer
A daddydaughter dance
is held at Lake Holcombe
School for area fathers to
treat their daughters to an
evening of dancing
dressed in finery
BirthsCarsten Payton
Bri-Ana Schofield
Sawyer Thon Benjamin
Briggs
Deaths Donald Craker
Rosetta Walker Elsie Melville ClarenceWalsvik Gary Jones Joan Melgaard Philip
Lukowicz Lynn Johnson Jr Nancy Maurina
February
Donna Woodcock takes over as the new
Cadott postmaster
Cleoan Wright is hired as the new Cornell
Police Department secretary
Cornell School Board member Lyle Briggs
is recognized for 20 years of service on the
school board at a ceremony in Milwaukee
The Lake Holcombe Boys Basketball team
receives $1000 from the Lake Holcombe
Lions Club for new uniforms
The Chippewa River Rendezvous organi-
zation holds a sledding event at Brunet Island
State Park
Cornell Bank Mutual will close their doorsin May along with six other branches as part
of an efficiency and expense reduction effort
Cadott Elementary School second-grade
student Parker Davis makes his 100th deposit
into the school banking program with Citi-
zenrsquos State Bank
The Cornell City Council increases the
full-time police officer wage to $1931hour
Cadott Route 2 mail carrier John Munroe
retires after 24 years on the job Munroe re-
ceived his first full-time route in 1999 and
plans to remain in the Lafayette area
Cadott Lions Club president Brian Dulmes
presents Cadott School Board presidentCedric Boettcher with $1000 for the school
lunch program
The classes of 2006-2008 take home
championship honors at the Lake Holcombe
School basketball alumni tournament Bruce
Anderson is
named as the 2015
Lake Holcombe
honorary sports
fan
The Cornell Ele-
mentary School
ldquoJumps for Heartrdquo
collecting more
than $2100
Births Liam
BollomDeaths Dale
Stipek Patricia
Sippy Bette Bit-
ter Caroline Au-
dorff Beatrice
Mickelson Phillip
Puljas Guy
Crosby Florence
Giebel Luella
Douville
March
The Cadott Fire
Department ex-
presses a concern
to the Cadott Vil-
lage Board about
the yearly $1500 charge for a water meterThe Cornell Elementary School receives a
visit from the WQOW Channel 18 meteorol-
ogist team and hosts a weather academy
MRG Patty a Lowline Angus cow owned
by Mark and Tammy Gilles of Sigel Sunset
Ranch in Cadott wins National Champion
with her calf at the 2015 National Western
Livestock Show in Denver Colo
Freshman Andrew Gunderson and senior
Austin Najbrt represent Cadott at the state
wrestling tournament
The Walthers family in Cadott welcomes
foreign exchange student Jason Ng from
Hong Kong China
Cadott Boy Scout Trenton Weiss meets
with Gov Scott Walker as a youth delegate
and delivers an annual report to the governor and members of the Wisconsin Legislature
Rhonda Mataczynski retires after 39 years
as the Lake Holcombe Com-
munity Theater director
The River Country Plaza
Veterans Memorial sees a new
addition in the form of a Viet-
nam Veterans Association
Flag
A Cadott man is injured in
an explosion at Greener Acres
Transmission after he attempts
to cut open a metal drum with
a blow torch
Former Congressmen Tom
Petri and Dave Obey speak at
the Cadott School District todiscuss civic participation and
congressional work
Cornell eighth grader Jor-
dan Shackleton sets a new
school record at an archery
tournament in Sparta
The Cadott Hornets Archery
team takes aim at national
competition after they place
first in all four of their tourna-
ments Helping the team on to
the next level and earning a
new school record is senior Kaeden Thom
A fire damages the Building
Blocks Early Learning Center
in Cadott after kids and em-
ployees leave for the day
Kaden Kinney Lake Hol-
combe seventh grader heads
to Lexington Ky with his
horse Willow to compete in
the Road to the Horse All-Star
Shootout
Births Chase Anthony Cyress Krueger
Presley Boisvert Obadiah Yeager
Deaths Urban Gass Helen Simmerman
Rune Ruud Michael Westerberg Fred Gass
Kay Roscoe Edward Boris Amy Shilts
Naomi KaveenApril
The Chippewa Valley Electric Cooperative
plans to demolish their current building built
in 1951 and construct a new office and truck
garage Employees plan to relocate to a va-
cant building on Main Street formerly Dr
Lanersquos Dental Office
The Cornell Camaraderie Club packs their
1900th box to send overseas to the troops
Cornell citizen Bertha Leja turns 100
Cal Demulling 8 Cadott takes first place
in the Special Olympic basketball skills at the
district level
The Cornell Archery team takes first at a
tournament in Cashton During the tourna-
ment sophomore McKenzie Weggen breaks
the school record set by eighth grader JordanShackleton
An apartment complex on Cadottrsquos Main
Street is damaged when a kitchen fire breaks
out in the building
Larry Sime River Country Store manager
retires after 53 years in the seedfeed indus-
try
The Lake Holcombe FFA holds a Spring
Madness Food Drive to provide Easter meals
for the Lake Holcombe Food Pantry During
the week-long drive more than 1000 items
are collected in addition to $400
Cadott holds their alumni tournament
weekend with the classes of 2005 and 2007
taking first place in the gold division basket-
ball matchups and the class of 2001 bringing
home the trophy for the black divisionThe Cornell High School hosts a Job Fair
and Business Expo sponsored by the Cornell
Area Betterment Association
The Cadott Hornets Archery team brings
home their seventh state title after they com-
pete at the NASP State Championship The
team sets a new state record
The Cornell FFA forestry team takes first-
place honors at the Agricultural Technology
Contest in River Falls
The Lake Holcombe School agriculture
department receives more than $21000 from
the Don ldquoTinyrdquo Albrecht estate to help stu-
dents go on field trips
Danielle Gygi Holcombe receives the
Good Citizen Award from the Eau Claire
Chapter of the Daughters of the AmericanRevolution
Crescent Meats Cadott earns Grand
Champion with their head cheese at a Meat
Product Show
Nick Seng is crowned as the Lake Hol-
combe 2015 Junior Prom king while Ka-
reese Jiskra reigns as Prom queen
Cadott names Austin Anderson as the 2015
Junior Prom king while Elizabeth Kyes is
crowned queen
Erica Rutherford a second grader atLake Holcombe dances with her grandpa Frank Rutherford at thesecond annual DaddyDaughter Dance Jan 23
(Photo by Monique Westaby)
Sigel Sunset Ranch in Cadott takes home firstplace honors at the National Western LivestockShow cowcalf division in January with their Low-line Angus beef cow Patti and her calf Bond Pos-ing with the champion cattle left to right areMadeline Bode owner Tammy Gilles owner MarkGilles judge Blake Bloomberg associationprincess Laramie Coffey association queen BridgetHoffman handler and ranch employee Shea Esserand handler Samantha Straley (Submitted Photo)
Cadott sophomore Brandon Pederson found outthe hard way the dangers of distracted driving dur-ing the April 10 Stop the Texts Stop the Wrecks as-sembly The Cadott students and a few faculty
members rode a childrenrsquos bicycle between conesacross the gym while trying to text and ldquodriverdquo (Photo by Kayla Peche)
The Cornell Fair was held Friday June 12 through Sunday June 14 offeringrides carnival food free music and the Cornell Lions Club famous charcoalchicken dinner (Photo by Monique Westaby)
YEAR IN REVIEW Tursday January 7 2016
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Births Peityn Nikolai Lucy Patten Bryn-
ley Hoff
Deaths Edna Pagenkopf the Rev Jere-
miah Cashman Suzanne Stubb Lydia
Tkachuk Mary Ann Kocher Senior Master
Sgt Phillip Gygi Charles Sikora Melvin
Mattson Frances Matschee Roy Yohnk
Dorothy Reeve Genevieve Jackson Evelyn
Swanson Ursula Preston
May
The Hornet Hustle Fun Run has 92 partic-ipants and raises about $1400 for a Cadott
eighth-grade field trip
The Cornell School Board accepts the res-
ignations of first-grade teacher Jason Jaenke
and marketing and business instructor Ryan
Helke
The Cornell High School plays host to the
ldquoEnchanted Eveningrdquo Junior Prom where
Curtis Hakes is crowned as king while Eliz-
abeth Sproul reigns as queen
World War II veteran and Cornell native
Eino Martino boards the Never Forgotten
Honor Flight to Washington DC
Seventeen Cornell Spanish students chap-
eroned by parents and faculty members
travel to Spain
After fundraising for a year and a halfLake Holcombe band and choir students
make the 1374 mile trip to San Antonio
Cadott junior Elizabeth Kyes hits a new
personal best in the triple jump at a Gilman
invitational
The Miller Pharmacy in Cadott is held up
at gun point when a suspect demands em-
ployees give him medication and wallets
Twenty-six seniors receive their diplomas
during commencement exercises at Lake
Holcombe School Danielle Gygi served as
class valedictiorian with Katie Ruhde as
salutatorian
Vito and Linda Sblendorio Holcombe are
recognized statewide for their weight loss
through TOPS Vito lost over 50 pounds
while Linda lost more than 60 poundsParents friends and faculty are on hand to
witness the graduation of 45 Cadott High
School seniors including valedictorian Luke
Bell and salutatorian Quinn Hartzell
The Cornell-Lake Holcombe Knights Girls
and Boys Track teams take the East Lakeland
Conference title for 2015
BirthsKylee Tomkowiak
Deaths Rudolph Arneson Verlon Cowell
Barbara Smith Raymond VanDenHeuvel
Charles Sadler Joseph Taylor Sylvia Ringer
Joann Palmer Eldora Clary Robert Page
Janet Lacina Mary Smock
June
Friends and family gather at Staudacher
Field in Holcombe in memory of Nathan
Zamsky raising $10000 during the secondannual Nathanrsquos Wish Angel Wings of Love
fundraiser
With enough interest from
Cornell and Lake Holcombe
Schools the Knights form a
co-op golf team for the spring
sports line-up
Because of a proposal
brought to the Cornell City
Council by member Terry
Smith the pulpwood Stacker
might be taken out of retire-
ment and used for an observa-tion deck or bungee jump
The Cadott Hornets Track
teams complete a successful
run in regional and sectional
meets sending nine individu-
als to state competition
Cornell-Lake Holcombe
Knights senior Eric Nedland advances to
state competition for the second straight year
The Cadott Hornets Golf team earns a re-
gional championship at home for the second
year in a row
Cornell friends family and faculty gather
for commencement ceremonies for the 2015
graduating class ldquoClosing the chapterrdquo is the
theme from valedictorian Gretchen
Schroeder and salutatorian Brianna JohnsonCadott boasts champion honors in the form
of junior Elizabeth Kyes who brings home a
state win in the 400-meter dash
Katie Matott is awarded Cornellrsquos Citizen
of the Year
The Lake Holcombe Theater department
presents The Music Man Jr
Births Gavin Richardson Autumn Es-
linger Aubree Parish Blake Rudnick
Deaths Geraldine Ducommun Mary
Holznagel June Ewer Patricia Semanko
Charles Smith Mabel Strzok Beverly
Eichelt Mary Brewington Claire Frank
Mathilda Ramminger Jane Malison Thomas
Sommerfeld Joan Sackmann
July
Corey Sedlacek 1992 Cadott High Schoolgraduate is named vice-president of Lockton
Dunning Benefits
Country Fest features acts such as Keith
Urban Rascal Flatts and Tim McGraw
With about 5 inches of rain that came
down in the Chippewa Valley over the course
of a day ditches over run streams and rivers
are at capacity and roads are washed away
After 36 years Dr Ned Willkom hangs up
his dentistry tools in Cadott
Severe storms hit the area over the week-
end leaving downed trees in its wake
The search for 54-year-old Tammy Jovaag
is called off after almost a month goes bysince she went missing from Holcombe
Cadott plays host to Rock Fest which
draws in acts like Judas Priest Godsmack
and Shinedown
Residents let their voices be heard about
the historic 108-year-old Cobban Bridge in
Jim Falls After hearing Chippewa County
might decide to tear down the structure the
community begins efforts to ldquosave the Cob-
ban Bridgerdquo
Dave Koch scores a hole-in-one at Ent-
wood Golf Course in Holcombe while just a
few miles away Steve McDaniel hits his own
hole-in-one at Twin Oaks Golf Course
Births Gabriel Hill Lena Zenner Levi
Lehman Madyson McIlquham Madden
Gindt Cooper Rubenzer Justice SchofieldChase Westaby Kristie Hakes Jeremiah
Helgerson
Deaths Shirley Wagner Donna Decker
Sharon Lange Leonard Peterson Violet
Paulsen Gerald Holznagel Herman Starck
Karen Phillippi Elizabeth Bell Lloyd Proku-
pek Lawrence Sedlacek Emma Andre
Lloyd JuVette
August
Caitlin Larson is crowned Miss Cadott
Nabor Days at the 61st annual celebration
Dorothy Zweifel and her husband George
stop by the Cornell Fire Hall to express their
thanks to the firefighters who rescued her
after she fell into a well on the couplersquos prop-
erty in May During the fall into the 16-foot
hole 72-year-old Dorothy sustained brokenribs a broken collarbone and fractures in her
back as well as cuts and bruises
Bicyclists from the Highground Tour pass
through Cornell on their way to the High-
ground Veterans Memorial in Neillsville
Cornell school bus driver Mickey Bates re-
tires after driving the State Highway 64 route
for 30 years
Golfers turn out to chase the elusive hole-
in-one at the annual Cornell Lions Golf Tour-
nament at Twin Oaks and Entwood Golf
Courses in Holcombe Earning top honors
are the team of Dave DeJongh Mike Rivers
Tim Smith and Neal VerhulstOur Saviorrsquos Lutheran Church in Cornell
celebrates its 100th anniversary with a fel-
lowship meal along with sharing memories
through photo albums
Cornell resident Mike Rivers records his
first hole-in-one at the Bloomer Golf Course
After Cadott Hornets head football coach
Jeff Cruschiel is diagnosed with esophageal
cancer his team rallies to his support and
dedicates their opening season game to him
The Swinging Fore a Cause organization
reaches its 10th year in support of the Lake
Holcombe School and students holding their
annual golf fundraiser at Entwood Course
Births Teagen DeMars Levi Patton Bre-
anna Spath
Deaths Elaine Dressler Joseph MorfootBill Felmlee James Rahn Frank Popelka
Donald Rose Marilyn Schroeder Norman
Pagenkopf
September
Northwestern Bank Cornell celebrates its
80th birthday
Borderline Rebel 4-H Club member Saige
Sikora is recognized for her leadership citi-
zenship and community service while Quinn
Sikora is honored for 12 years as a 4-H mem-
ber
Holy Cross Catholic Church in Cornell hits
its 100 year milestone
The Lake Holcombe Lions annual golf
tournament is deemed a success Taking first
place are Randy and Mary Dicus and Jeff
and Shana LudvigsenCadott Miller Pharmacy is robbed at gun
YEAR IN REVIEW Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page 9
Cadott head coach Jeff Chrusciel hugs graduatedHornet players from last yearrsquos team during an Aug21 halftime ceremony honoring Chrusciel
(Photo by Kayla Peche)
Over 75 cars were on display at the Lake Holcombe Lions annual car show Sept 13 and showgoers filled the rowschecking out the classic vehicles Cars and trucks like the 1928 Ford Model AA from Larry Verhulst Holcombe 1969
Chevelle from Paul Hruby Holcombe and the 1929 Ford Coupe Hot Rod from ldquoJimmy Boyrdquo Edming Glen Flora gracedthe Lake Holcombe Lions Pavilion grounds at Staudacher Field Those in attendance voted for the car or truck theythought should win while listening to music from the rsquo50s and rsquo60s (Photos by Monique Westaby)
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point for the second time in a year Ryan
Lemke is arrested shortly after and charged
with both robbies
The Lake Holcombe Lions Club holds
their annual car show at Staudacher Field
More than 75 ldquoclassicrdquo cars are on display for
the public to view
Cadottrsquos Austin Goettl and Kayla Dubiel
are crowned Homecoming King and Queen
BirthsGraham Willkom Ryder Yeager
Deaths Carmen Laflin Rebecca Bell
Gretchen Halstead Edward Jenneman JeanTodahl Kenneth Zaruba Mae Willkom
Lloyd McEathron Jim Hochstedler Ray-
mond Sedlacek Vernon Dunston
October
The Cornell City Council is concerned the
historic log stacker could become a safety
issue after inspections reveal areas of the
structure need to be repaired
William Hattamer and Bailey Viegut are
crowned as the Lake Holcombe Homecom-
ing King and Queen
Jim Falls youth Rebecca Berg 6 and Kae-
lyn Seidlitz 5 make the trip to the National
Pedal Pull in South Dakota
Cornell Community Ed sponsors a scare-
crow decorating contest at Mill Yard Park
Taking home first place in the business cate-gory is Northwestern Bank and winning for
the family set is the Jane Ash family
The Cadott Police Department will receive
a new squad car with help from an equipment
grant A 2016 Ford Explorer Police Intercep-
tor sport utility vehicle is scheduled to arrive
around the first of the year
Cornell elects Cole Stephens and Elizabeth
Sproul as its reigning royalty for Homecom-
ing festivities
A new youth equine program is started at
the Doggone Ranch in Cornell to educate
kids on how to handle animals
Although an after school program is of-
fered to Cadott parents after almost no inter-
est the program is cancelled
The Lake Holcombe Volleyball team brings home the East Lakeland Conference
title going undefeated on the season
United States Army Reserve Chief Warrant
Officer David Conrad hangs up his fatigues
and returns to his Holcombe roots after 40
years in military service
Knights senior Sam Peterson becomes the
first runner to ever earn All-Conference for
the Cornell-Lake
Holcombe boys
cross country
team
A benefit is
held for Cadott
head coach Jeff
Chrusciel who
says he canrsquot
thank everyoneenough for their
support
The Cadott
Lions hold their
annual District
Governors Night
with Larry
Bradley presid-
ing Bradley
awarded the Birch-Sturm Fellowship to Lion
Dr Bernard Schwetz Lion Robert Thorson
was presented the Melvin Jones Fellowship
while Donnie Kolpien was named as Cadott
Lion of the Year
The Cornell and Lake Holcombe Lions
Clubs join to award Alois Olichwier and Ron
Plumer with the Birch-Sturm Fellowshipaward Receiving Lion of the Year are Ray
Guthman and Rick Mitchell
The Cornell Fire Department turns 101
years old
From rural Cornell to Rome farm boy
Daniel Sedlacek takes the next step on his
priesthood journey becoming ordained a
deacon
Births Greyson Dahm Kasey Miland
Koda Peterson Henry Zieche
Deaths Louise Freeman Mark Hall
James Michal II Kathy Johansen Elwood
Beaudin John Sims Larry Braden Patrick
Hoover Raleigh Hakes Neil Boyea Thomas
Smith Jr Roy Emerson Donald Weggen
Henry Rubenzer David Braden
November
Lake Holcombe School will have a new
electronic sign advertising school events
thanks to the Lake Holcombe PRIDE Com-
mittee
Cornell School Board member Eileen
Sikora is honored by the Wisconsin Associa-
tion of School Boards for reaching Level 5
the highest level of the associationrsquos recog-
nition pro-
gram
To honor
those who
have passed
the Cornell
Veterans Last
Manrsquos Club
continues at
the CornellAmerican Le-
gion Hall The
club started
in 1957 orig-
nally had 44
members and
now 57 years
later only one
member of the
club remains ndash Charles Johnson
The Cadott Elementary School receives
new school spirit T-shirts sponsored by Peo-
ple Active in Cadottrsquos Education At the start
of the school year students designed a new
shirt The winning entry came from third
grader Kaylee Hamlin
Thanks to Cornell residentAshley Bera and others with
the American Heart Associa-
tion a new bill could be
passed requiring CPR to be
taught in schools
The Cornell Knights of
Columbus Council Jean
Brunet 4948 earns the distinc-
tion of Star Council one of the
organizationrsquos top awards
After spending a few
months in a temporary loca-
tion on Main Street while the
old building was demolished
the Chippewa Valley Electric
Cooperative offices are back
in their South 8th Street loca-tion
Because of a $1200 dona-
tion from the Wisconsin Veter-
ans Tribute the Cadott
Community Library will offer
iPads for patron use
Cadott athletic director Jim
Sekel is named as the District
1 Athletic Director of the Year
by the Wisconsin Athletic Di-
rectors Association
The Cornell Elementary School collects
more than 1700 items for the food pantry
For the second year in a row Sheldon
brothers RJ and Kaden Kinney earn a trip
to the MSA Worlds Championship
Deaths Robert Readinger SharonAdolphson Lyle Buttke Charles Johnson
Helen Hinds Fred Bosteder Jr Herbert
Wriedt Melvin Gass Shirley Parsons De-
loris Pischke Julia Wojtyna
December
The Wisconsin Veterans Tribute donates
two signs depicting the Star Spangled Ban-
ner and the Pledge of Alegiance to the Cadott
Elementary School
The late Naval Lt Jerry Irwin is inducted
into the UW-Stout Hall of Heroes
After 15 years with the Marshfield Clinic
Cornell Center Dr Erik Dickson says
farewell to his patients and colleagues ac-
cepting a position outside the Marshfield
Clinic system
Dixonrsquos Apple Orchard south of Cadottholds a community Deck the Halls event with
pizzas cupcakes and more
Cornell senior Curtis Hakes is nominated
for the US Presidential Scholars program
AampD Docks Cornell plans to move less
than a mile away after they purchase land
from the city at the industrial airport
A bottle of alcohol honoring the last man
is opened at the Cornell American Legion
Hall After sitting for 54 years members
opened the booze and toasted Charles John-
son who passed away in November
The Cadott Area Historical Museum getsa new sign thanks to an anonymous donation
Lake Holcombe Track coach Jake Ebner is
named as the Wisconsin Track Coaches As-
sociationrsquos Coach of the Year
About 800 people attend the Kids Commu-
nity Christmas Party in Cornell
Cornell graduate Dale Hetke is promoted
to Air Force colonel
After vandals once again strike at the
Cadott water tower the Cadott Village Board
discusses destruction prevention
Although comprehensive planning has
been the topic for months at Lake Holcombe
Town Board meetings the board decides
against a referendum on the subject
After 46 years serving the Cornell area
chiropractor Earl ldquoDocrdquo Boettcher retires
A-1 Agricultural Zoning is passed by the
Cornell City Council for a plot of land on
Riverside Drive after a request came from
Al and Sue Potaczek to have the land zoned
to construct a businessFor the first time the Lake Holcombe and
Ladysmith School Districts combine to offer
a Winter Jazz Gala to friends and family The
event held at Paradise Shores in Holcombe
had performances from each school as well
as guest saxophonist Jerod Kaszynski
Energy prices for Cadott customers are set
for the next nine years after the village board
approves extending the electrical cost until
2024
The Cornell-Lake Holcombe Knights
Cross Country team receives the 2015 East
Lakeland Conference Sportsmanship Award
Births Ella Christie Roman Hover Jack-
son Taylor
Deaths Judy Falzerano Ronald Baker
Penny Spaeth Violet Holtman Danny ClarkLinda Thom Dennis St Aubin
Jeremiah Hattamer kindergarten gives Marine Corps Sgt Joseph Harp ahearty handshake following the Lake Holcombe School Veterans Day Program(Photos by Monique Westaby)
As one of her more unique pieces Jean Bowe dis-plays a snow globe with a nativity scene inside aspart of her collection Looking close Mary andJoseph can be seen in the background watching over baby Jesus in the manger (Photo by Ginna Young)
YEAR IN REVIEW Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 10
Mary Ann Cote Holcombe brought an unusualrusset potato with 10 growths attached into theCornell Courier Sentinel officeOct 6 Cote said her husbandClifford dug the tuber on theirfarm (Photo by Ginna Young)
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Schickʼs Bowl amp BrewTuesday Night
Ladies League StandingsDec 29 2015
Team W LLisa s Beauty Salon 9 3Cliffʼs Maple Sugars 8 4
Hellandʼs Hellions 7 5Schickʼs Bowl amp Brew 6 6Heaven Help Us 5 7 High Team Game LisaʼsBeauty Salon 624 Cliffʼs MapleSugars 570 Schickʼs Bowl ampBrew 506 High Team Series LisaʼsBeauty Salon 1720 CliffʼsMaple Sugars 1494 SchickʼsBowl amp Brew 1482 High Individual GameSarah Whittaker 187 Peg Hat-tamer 165 Mary Cowell 157 High Individual SeriesSarah Whittaker 451 RhondaKimball 434 Mary Cowell 429
ndash Bowling ndash
ndash Basketball Standings ndash
ndash Pool ndash
Courier Sentinel Page 11 Tursday Januar y 7 2016
bull Cadott bullBoys Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Osseo-Fairchild 730 pmMon Jan 11 at Cornell 545 pmThur Jan 14 at Fall Creek 730 pmBoys JV BasketballFri Jan 8 at Osseo-Fairchild 545 pm
Mon Jan 11 at Cornell 545 pmThur Jan 14 at Fall Creek 545 pmGirls Varsity Basketball
Thur Jan 7 Stanley-Boyd 730 pmMon Jan 11 at Cornell 715 pmTue Jan 12 at McDonell 730 pmGirls JV BasketballThur Jan 7 Stanley-Boyd 545 pmTue Jan 12 at McDonell 545 pmVarsity WrestlingSat Jan 9 Invitational (Alumni Day) 10 amThur Jan 14 Stan-Bd (Parent Night) 730 pm
JV WrestlingSat Jan 9 at EC North 830 amSat Jan 9 Invitational 10 amThur Jan 14 Stanley-Boyd 7 pm
bull Cornell bullBoys Varsity BasketballThur Jan 7 Bruce 715 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 1 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pmBoys JV Basketball
Thur Jan 7 Bruce 545 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 245 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pmGirls Varsity BasketballThur Jan 7 Bruce 545 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 245 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pm
bull Lake Holcombe bullBoys Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Birchwood 715 pm
Tue Jan 12 New Auburn 715 pmBoys JV Basketball
Fri Jan 8 at Birchwood 545 pmMon Jan 11 LCO 715 pmTue Jan 12 New Auburn 545 pmGirls Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Birchwood 545 pmTue Jan 12 New Auburn 545 pmGirls JV BasketballMon Jan 11 LCO 545 pm
bull Cornell-Lake Holcombe-Gilman bullVarsity Wrestling
Thur Jan 7 at Shell Lake 6 pm
Sat Jan 9 at Shell Lake 10 amThur Jan 14 at Flambeau 7 pm
Jan 7 14
bull SPORTSWEEK bull
2015-16 West CloverbeltConference Boys BasketballTeam W LMcDonell 4 0Altoona 3 1Regis 3 1Fall Creek 2 2Stanley-Boyd 2 2Cadott 1 3Osseo-Fairchild 1 3Thorp 0 4
2015-16 West CloverbeltConference Girls Basketball
Team W LRegis 5 0Fall Creek 4 1Altoona 3 2Stanley-Boyd 3 2McDonell 2 3Thorp 2 3Osseo-Fairchild 1 4Cadott 0 5
2015-16 East LakelandConference Boys BasketballTeam W LCornell 3 1Birchwood 2 1Bruce 2 1Lake Holcombe 2 1New Auburn 2 2Flambeau 1 3Winter 0 3
2015-16 East LakelandConference Girls Basketball
Team W LFlambeau 5 0Bruce 4 0Birchwood 2 2Lake Holcombe 2 2Cornell 2 3New Auburn 0 4Winter 0 4
Hornets battle at Badger ClassicBy Kayla Peche
During a two-day tournament at River Falls Dec 29-30
the Cadott Hornets Wrestling team took on 11 schools in Di-
vision 3 for a Northern Badger Wrestling Classic
With 1145 points the Hornets landed in fifth place with
freshman James Pfeiffer leading the wayAt 152 pounds Pfeiffer won three matches by fall with
two in less than 4 minutes In the third-place battle Pfeiffer
lost by a 5-3 decision to Cody Frederick of Boyceville for his
fourth-place finish
Following Pfeiffer were Tyler Gillett senior and Andrew
Gunderson sophomore who each took sixth place Gillett
received 275 points for Cadott and Gunderson earned 24 points dropping a competitor to the mat in 36 seconds during
one matchup
Eighth-place sophomore Bailey Gillett scored 18 points
during the tournament but lost the seventh-place match with
an 8-5 decision to Sam Burns from River Falls
Also scoring for the team were senior Brandon Pederson
junior Ethan Haider sophomore Josef Hite and freshman CJ
Spaeth
Cadott will return to the mat to host a Hornet wrestling
tournament Jan 9
Earning Best Effort for the Hornets freshmanMitchell Gunderson tries to peel away from his 170-pound contender Gunderson lost the match by onepoint but Cadott left their gym with a win 66-9against Eau Claire Regis (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Mud Brook Pool LeagueWeek 7
ResultsBogieʼs I 6 vs Bogieʼs II 3Arnold 1 vs Tedʼs 8 Big Min-now 4 vs Black Bear 5 Flaterʼs4 vs Roseʼs 5 Big Swedeʼs 6
vs Cookieʼs 3Standings W LTedʼs 48 15Bogieʼs I 36 27Big Swedes 33 30Bogieʼs II 32 31Cookieʼs 32 31Big Minnow 30 33Black Bear 28 35Flaterʼs 27 36Roses 25 38Arnold 24 39
Sophomore Dakota Popp sticks with his Flambeauopponent on Cornellrsquos home court Dec 17 Poppalso brought the ball up the court for the Chiefs for most of the first-half offense Cornell hung on in aclose game pulling out the win 65-63
(Photo by Ginna Young)
Carley Yeager makes a shot in the second half of agame against the Prentice Buccaneers Dec 3 TheLake Holcombe girls brought the game within 10points but couldnrsquot pull of a win ending behind 41-28 (Photo by Monique Westaby)
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OUDOORS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 12
Selina has only missed one year of her entire life of doing
a fly in and she loves heading north with family and friends
This year she won the big walleye bet for the week We
landed on a Saturday and got home on a Saturday We fished
hard laughed lots and stayed up late
July
Selina and I participated in two KAMO (Kids And Men-
tors Outdoors) camping trips
The first was on the Wisconsin River near Wisconsin
Dells and we had a blast The second was on the Petenwell
Flowage Fishing tubing bear baiting and lots of campfire
time with a lot of good people Check out KAMO at
wwwkamokidsorg
August
For several years I have taken Selina and three of her friends on a four-day outing to an island on the Flambeau
Flowage We tube swim sometimes fish and do a whole
bunch of nothing
September
Other than moose or elk hunting what wipes me out more
than anything is bear baiting then hunting This July through
mid October Selina and I (who both had tags) put thousands
of miles on my truck probably a couple hundred hours in
the woods and though we had plenty of big bear coming to
the baits it was all after dark
Acorns and way too many hunters in Zone C made it so
we went 32 hunts without seeing a bear while in a stand
October
October was our annual Mississippi River duck hunt near
Ferryville while camping on an island This trip is a classic
that my father started back in the late rsquo50s I have been
going on it for 44 years and Selina loves it
November
Deer camp
The Red Brush Gang has so much fun that no one wants
to leave This fall Selina became independent As long as
she is carrying a compass a daypack and hip boots she does
not need her dad
There is more to tell but no more space
Happy New Year
Sunset
An Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalAn Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalA Year in the Outdoors for Selina
Hello friends
So that I may stay home the week between Christmas and
New Yearrsquos I write a column about some of the highlights
of the year that is just coming to an end This yearrsquos column
for the most part is about some of the many outdoor adven-
tures I went on with my 14-year-old daughter Selina Wal-
ters
January
Selina her brothers Travis and Joey Dushek and I went
on a winter camping and ice fishing trip on the Mississippi
River near La Crosse We had planned on fishing near Fer-
ryville but there was not good ice (Discovery made upon
arrival)
I made some phone calls and we headed to La Crosse
where for the next two days we had great success on 27-34inch northern pike
February
Selina Gary Howe and I are entered in Prairie du Chienrsquos
annual fisheree which attracts a lot of fishermen and
women We stayed with the Howes had a blast and Selina
took first and second place in the kids northern pike division
with a couple of beautiful gators
This is not meant to be an insult but as big as this fisheree
is it would be wise for the folks in charge to boost the prizes
for our future fishermen Winning a fisheree when you are
14 is a really big deal for a kid
April
Selina just told me that her favorite sport is turkey hunt-
ing Each spring I take her to a new spot for Wisconsinrsquos
Youth Turkey Hunt
This year we were invited by my friend Rod Bensley to
hunt at his pheasant preserve near Beaver Dam Rod worked
it out so Selina could hunt on a neighborrsquos property as welland literally on the last minute of our two-day hunt Selina
harvested a beautiful gobbler
May
Selina and I hunted turkey on our food plot and as I men-
tioned she loves this sport The beauty about going from
the early April hunt to May is that spring is in full strut
comfortable naps can be taken in the blind and life is good
Selina whacked her second gobbler of the year one of the
biggest turkeys I have been part of harvesting
Later in May we headed to Marsh Miller Lake and stayed
at Birch Point Resort near Bloomer Each spring Selina
brings a friend and our good friend Paul Maire puts us up
in one of his cabins and we catch bluegills For Selina this
is another canrsquot miss trip
June
In a yearrsquos time I go on about 40 trips The two best are
Canada to Shultz Lake (Chimo Lodge and Outposts) anddeer camp
By Mark Walters
FLATERʼS RESORT
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Where the Chippewa amp
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Holcombe Wis
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A Snapshow ndash Not All
Skunks Are Bad
Early afternoon turned into
early evening and the couch was much cozier than sitting
in the cold But my mind wandered as I thought about all
the bucks that would walk past my stand in the swamp if
I wasnrsquot there
ldquoScott do you want to sit with merdquo I asked my hus-
band ldquoItrsquoll be lots of funrdquo
He rolled his eyes but said he would I think later he re-
gretted his decision
We made our way to the stand and by 342 pm we were
set ready to get the big guy I updated my Snapchat ldquoview-
ersrdquo of my new surroundings then checked on the status
of the game The Packers had the game tiedScott and I discussed how cool it would be if there was
a universal button that could be pushed which would suck
all the trees into the ground so you could see if anything
was hiding OK maybe not discussed but rather I men-
tioned it to him and he looked at me like I was crazy and
turned the other direction
A few minutes later I tapped him on the shoulder and
said it would make drives a lot easier and save time He
laughed agreed and continued with his careful watching
of the woods while I kept my eyes on the swamp
Another few minutes later I whispered ldquoWhat if
Sasquatch comes out of that thick stuff over thererdquo That
warranted an eye roll and more silence
My stomach growled and I reached in my pocket for
sustenance ndash a small plastic wrapper of Sprees I carefully
and what I thought was quietly unwrapped them Scott
looked at me like I was setting off a package of fireworks
and shook his head
Finally I got them unwrapped and clunk one fell to the
floor of the stand Then clunk tink tink three more fell
About 45 minutes more of these scenarios and Scott was
more than happy to call it quits exactly at season close ndash
449 pm
ldquoNo wonder you donrsquot see anythingrdquo he said as we
rounded everything up ldquoYou make more noise thanhelliprdquo
ldquohellipHey Irsquod like to remind you that I have seen some of
the biggest deer ever while huntingrdquo I interrupted him
He laughed at my candor reminding me that none of
them were hanging on our wall He was right but I didnrsquot
want to admit it
It was officially the end of opening weekend of gun deer
season and I had been skunked But that last night was my
favorite and although Scott may never go with me again
I have all the Snapchat memories to look back on
And the Packers won
Itrsquos a
irlrsquos
unting Life
B y M o n i q u e W e s t a b y
ndash DNR Outdoor Report ndashWith up to 10 inches across much of the state state park
and forest properties have groomed cross-country ski trails
Brunet Island State Park tracks are full depth but typical of
early season grooming there is debris and exposed turfsoil
scattered throughout Visitors should consider using rock skis
and proceed with caution
About a half dozen counties in far northern Wisconsin have
open or partially open snowmobile trailsMany northern lakes have refrozen but with new snowfall
ice conditions remain highly variable Anglers report up to 5
inches of ice in spots and those venturing out have found fish
Bear cubs will be born in their dens this month Most bull
elks have separated from the cowcalf groups and have re-
formed their bachelor groups
There is a good population of weasels this year with an
abundance of tracks
Great horned owls have begun hooting and claiming terri-
tories Bird feeders are loaded with song and common birds
including a mix of woodpeckers and winter birds Chick-
adees nuthatches gold finches cardinals blue jays and jun-
cos are busy grabbing a seed Red-headed pileated downy
hairy and red-bellied woodpeckers are also common visitors
In a late seasonbow hunt RockyWinchel 19 Shel-don shot this 17-point 17 78-inchspread buck with a
Mathews com-pound bow Dec30 The deer washarvested acrossthe road fromthe Winchel familyfarm around 420pm 18 yards fromthe tree stand fol-lowing a doe andtwo yearlings Thebuck had beenspotted on a trail
camera Oct 21 and didnrsquot appear again until Dec4 This is Winchelrsquos first buck with a bow
(Submitted Photo)
unter of
the Week
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Call (800) 292-0748TF400035
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Free Estimates TF503024
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T F 4 0 0 0 3 6
FURNACE REPAIR
(715) 452-5206Cell
(715) 559-6264
HeatingAir Conditioning
Service Installation
STENDERrsquoS
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Romigrsquos IncGilman WI
Furnace Service
amp Installation
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715-447-8285 T F 4 0 0 0 3 8
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SCHOOL NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page13
FRESH
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5 1 - 1 5 7 0 6 4
Four Cornell teachershave earned theirMasters of Science de-grees in Education inthe area of ReadingSpecialists from UW-River Falls Those earn-ing their degree left toright on either sideof Cornell superinten-dent Dr Paul M Schleyare Ashley Rosentra-ter (fifth grade) EricaDeitelhoff (sixthseventhgrade) Chelsey Stein-metz (fourth grade) andErica Ruf (kindergarten)
(Submitted Photo)
Cornell graduate furthers career Brandan Licht a 2011 Cornell High
School graduate has graduated from the
Electromechanical Technology program at
Chippewa Valley Technical College
(CVTC) and already has a job lined up
working at Global Finishing Solutions in
Osseo
Electromechanical Technology students
learn how to design program and maintainautomated equipment used in modern man-
ufacturing plants CVTC program students
are typically recruited by companies after
completing just one year of the two-year pro-
gram and that was the case with Licht
ldquoI had two semesters done and I was al-
ready working for Global Finishing Solu-
tions as a part-time internrdquo Licht said of the
business where he will do electrical design
work ldquoThey offered a tuition reimburse-
ment which was really nicerdquo
Licht initially studied in an information
technology program at CVTC and worked at
EDI in Chippewa Falls then decided on achange in programs
ldquoIrsquove really been into electronics and
Electromechanical Technology fit that billrdquo
Licht said ldquoI really like it You can imple-
ment what you learn every dayrdquo
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ndash Public Notices ndash
SCHOOL NEWS 983085 PUBLIC NOICES Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage14
NOTICE OF HEARING OF THE VILLAGE
BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF CADOTT
WISCONSIN TO CONSIDER AND TO ACT
UPON THE AMENDMENT OF THE ZONING
ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGEOF CADOTT WISCONSIN
WHEREAS an application has been made to the
village clerk of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin to
change certain zoning district classifications and
zoning district boundaries contained therein
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the village
board of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin will meet
at the office of the village clerk in the municipal
building in the Village of Cadott Chippewa County
Wisconsin on the 18th day of January 2016 at
635 pm to consider the amendment of the zon-
ing ordinance of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin
as follows
TO CHANGE FROM A-1 AGRICULTURAL TO
R-1 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
SEC 06 TWP 28N R06 W
S12 NE Lot 2 of Cert Sur Map 2287 in V10
P112
DOC 642348
Parcel number 22806-0613-72287002
Owners Dennis amp Diane Falkenberg
Any person interested in the matter and desiring
testimony or other evidence will be heard at the
time and place specified above
Dated Dec 22 2015
VILLAGE BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF
CADOTT CHIPPEWA COUNTY
WISCONSIN
BY Anson Albarado president ATTEST Sandra Buetow clerk
NOTICEVillage of Cadott
52-1570952 bull wnaxlp
In the past month Nancy Weissrsquo second-grade class has had an inquiry unit about Native Americans andcolonists Nick Kotek library media specialist showed students how to use a database to answer ques-tions centered around the question How did the Native Americans and colonists live during colonialtimes Students made a video of themselves using an Aurasma app which parents could see by usingan iPad Parents were invited to watch the inquiry project video and play Native American games withtheir children In math students learned the deep meaning of the equal sign (the value of equations is
the same) They have worked on many ways to solve number equations when the missing number is indifferent spots and have five ways to solve addition and subtraction problems to find the correct answerThe students are wearing their school spirit shirts courtesy of PACE
Cadott Elementary Class of the WeekNancy Weissrsquo
Second Grade
Volunteer Donna Hoelwraps gifts during theHoliday Shoppe at Cor-nell Elementary Itemswere donated for stu-dents to pick out giftsfor their families LakeHolcombe School Dis-trict made $349 for their
after school programand coordinator AndreaSmith said Cornellshould do the same(Photo by Kayla Peche)
Cornell third grader Alyssa Bowe checks out a dollfor one of her possible presents for a family mem-ber this Christmas as volunteer Harley Thompsontries to make the sale Bowe and other elementarystudents shopped around during the Dec 17 Cor-
nell Holiday Shoppe but after school coordinator Andrea Smith says volunteers are just as excitedas the kids for this event (Photo by Kayla Peche)
CornellHolidayShoppe
Area students receive scholarshipsWisconsin Indianhead
Technical College (WITC)
December scholarship
donorrecipient receptionswere held at the four WITC
campuses where nearly
$110000 in scholarships
were awarded This repre-
sents a 10 percent increase
in the amount awarded and
15 percent more students re-
ceiving scholarships com-
pared to fall 2014
ldquoThe WITC Foundation is
fortunate to be supported by
generous donors who want
to help our students achieve
their academic goalsrdquo said
Craig Fowler executive di-
rector of the WITC Founda-
tion and WITC-Rice Lakecampus administrator ldquoArea
businesses services and
civic clubs WITC faculty
and staff and other individ-
uals have made it possible
for the foundation to award
252 scholarships this fallrdquoBrooke Elliott Cornell
received two scholarshops
the Arrowhead Family Den-
tal Scholarship and the
Mary W Johnson Scholar-
ship
From Jim Falls Ashley
Howell was awarded the
James Quinn MemorialScholarship and from Shel-
don Rebecca Lund was
given the VINE (Rice Lake)
Scholarship for Early Child-
hood Education
Lake Holcombe School students can earn books for themselves and the school library thanks to the North-ern White Sand Plant in New Auburn Each month the school staff chooses a student from each grade levelwho has demonstrated being respectful responsible and safe The plant then provides a book for each stu-dent to keep for themselves and a hard copy is donated to the library in honor of that student Book winnersfor November from preKto 12th grade are Oscar Naiberg Kiley PaffBrooklyn Anders OliviaRepka Robert LuethiQuinn Porter ShaniaSchroeder Megan LuethiKaden Crank KyraWright Ryanna OlmstedKaitlin Pastorius DevinLebal and Chase Fronk
(Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School third and fourth-grade studentscelebrate the last day before Christmas vacation byexchanging gifts with each other in the classroomthrough secret Santa (Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School
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Gregory A Mihm DDS
David J Irwin DDS
Christopher D Goettl DDS
Accepting New Patients
The monthly meeting will be held Monday Jan
11 2016 at the town hall (20470 State Hwy 64) at
7 pm
Agenda
Minutes
Financial report
Discussion and possible action on the following
Employee handbook
Town hall sign upgrade
Payment of bills
Public input
NOTICE
Town of Cleveland
Monthly Meeting
1-157293 bull wnaxlp
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Goetz board
of supervisors will hold its monthly meeting Monday
Jan 11 2016 at 730 pm at the Goetz Town Hall
Agenda
1) Roll Call
2) Minutes
3) Treasurerrsquos Report
4) Roads
5) AG Enterprise Area
5) Payment of bills
6) Adjourn
Tamee FoldyTown of Goetz clerk
NOTICE
Town of Goetz
Regular Board Meeting
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Notice is hereby given that the Town of Birch
Creek will hold a regular monthly meeting Tuesday
Jan 12 2016 at 7 pm at the Birch Creek Town
Hall at 26755 240th St
Agenda
1Call meeting to order
2Roll call
3Approve minutes
4Treasurerrsquos report
5Public comment
6Discussion and action items
A Committee Reports
B Correspondence
C Payment of bills
7Set next meeting
8 Adjourn
Robin Stender
clerk
NOTICE
Town of Birch Creek
Monthly Meeting
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Please call 715-828-3100 by Feb 15 2016
Failure to respond to this notice could re-
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Submitted by Jackie McDaniel
Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club President
The Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club (LHWC) completes
many community projects throughout the year Several of
those projects are done every December
Each year the club receives several names of children
from the Lake Holcombe School who are in need of some
Christmas cheer delivered to them Dec 10 was the day Ra-
mona Scharf Jackie Fredricksen Nancy Glenzer and Mary
Froehlich members of the LHWC did their shopping for
several youngsters in Holcombe
ldquoWe have been doing this for a few years and it feels better
every yearrdquo said Scharf ldquoFor several years we have re-
ceived an added donated gift card from the Chippewa Falls
Walmart to help with the costrdquo
After wrapping the gifts they are given to the Lake Hol-
combe School for delivery just in time for Christmas
On Dec 17 the LHWC Cheer Bag committee gathered at
Jackie McDanielrsquos house to assemble cheer bags for 35 peo-
ple in the Holcombe community
ldquoThe womenrsquos club has been delivering cheer bags for
about 20 yearsrdquo said Judy Taylor member
Gordyrsquos County Market in Cornell donated fruit and
candy and quick breads were baked by LHWC members for
the cheer bags After the added tissue paper a Christmas
card and a candy cane were tied with ribbon to give them a
ldquofestive lookrdquo
ldquoThe few hours we spend getting the cheer bags ready is
all worthwhile when we see the smile on peoples faces when
we drop off their special giftrdquo said Taylor
The Childrenrsquos Christmas and Cheer Bag projects along
with the Lake Holcombe School Scholarships are supported
by bake sales the LHWC holds throughout the year Mem-
bers say the LHWC will continue these projects with support
from the Holcombe community and the Holcombe Lions
Club
AREA NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage16
After a Dec 28 winter storm Amanda Olichwier andher daughter Macie Cornell built a tunnel andplayed in the snow outside the Courier Sentinel of-fice Amanda said they were going to build a snow-man but the snow wouldnrsquot pack good enoughLater a friendly plowman gave Macie a bigger hillto go sledding (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Womenrsquos club continues annual holiday projects
Left to right Jackie McDaniel Judy Taylor BarbaraRyser (Jackiersquos sister) Mary Froehlich Yvonne Ca-hoon and Norma Arts with Tom Taylor (Judyrsquos son)in the back stand in front of the cheer bags theLake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club compiled for fami-lies in the Holcombe community
(Submitted Photo)
To the right The Cadott sixth-grade black and goldchoir performed three songs during a Dec 22 win-ter concert including Send Down the Rain whichEmily Malecki (middle row far left) said was their favorite song to sing Other sixth graders picturedleft to right in front are Sam Scheidler Ethan Duck
and Ella Zais Right from Malecki are Hailee Glennand Jaime Rodriguez In back are Teanna Miles andShane Pilgrim (Photo by Kayla Peche)
To a packed Cadott elementary gym Dec 22 fifthgrader Angel Hladilek and her classmates in bandperformed Beethovenrsquos Ninth and Lets Go Band apep band song students put a Christmas twist on
Other performances during the evening includedfifth and sixth-grade black and gold choir and the
Cadott Winter Concert
Hats scarves and mittens adorn a Spirit of Christmas tree at the Cadott Courier Sentinel
office Through the Spirit of Christmas pro-gram parents in the Chippewa Valley can fillout an application for their children After re-ceiving donations from individuals and organ-izations at collection locations warm weather attire is picked up by volunteers and distrib-uted to children in need
(Photo by Heather Dekan)
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me society drills into us Itrsquos all about what
makes me happy and what I want to do This
new year push yourself away from that and
look at others
What can I do for you How can I make
someone else happy
Your actions donrsquot only reflect on you but
everyone else in your life Take this new year
and make something of it By thinking aboutothers yoursquoll be helping yourself
Because no matter what you do good or
bad wordrsquos gonna get around and everybody
dies famous in a small town What will you
be known for this year
OPINION Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 2
By Monique Westaby
Managing Editor
One day as I sat watch-
ing the local news I told
my husband I had always
thought I would be fa-
mous Not Brad Pitt or
Marilyn Monroe famous
but rather LeAnn Lombardo famous Hefound that statement amusing and told me
she wasnrsquot famous dashing all my hopes and
dreams (He still gives me grief about it
today)
Therersquos a song from Carrie Underwood
that says Everybody dies famous in a small
town Well in this small town and just to
prove my husband wrong I will die famous
But hopefully for reasons other than those in-
sinuated in Underwoodrsquos lyrics
In a way Irsquove already reached this goal
Therersquos no better feeling than having a
group of kids run up to you give you a hug
and beg you to take their picture for the
paper The look in their eyes when ldquothe
newspaper ladyrdquo shows up says it all and if
this is as famous as I get I wonrsquot complainThere are days when I have two minutes
to run into the grocery store to grab a gallon
of milk and canrsquot do so without big sun-
glasses and a hood I leave my head low so I
can get in and out without someone stopping
me I feel like a celebrity hiding from the pa-
parazzi
But most days I welcome the attention
and love hearing ldquoHi Monique I love read-
ing your articlesrdquo from someone Irsquove never
met It brightens my day to know Irsquove
brought a smile to someone else
Itrsquos not always good I hear the bad too
along with the ldquoyou should cover thisrdquo or
ldquowrite a story on thatrdquo but I welcome it all
After all without criticism Irsquoll never im-
prove (Although thatrsquos not an invitation totell me everything Irsquom doing wrong)
Since starting at the paper my life has be-
come an open book From my hunting col-
umn to here most everyone in the greater
Cadott Cornell and Lake Holcombe area (or
at least those who subscribe to our paper)
know what is happening in my life
Because of that I have a standard to live
up to A persona to exude for the sake of my
job and my employers What I do on my owntime off the clock shouldnrsquot matter but it
does and Irsquom OK with that Maybe more
people should be too
Personal choices reflect on the people who
hired me They reflect on the kind of business
I work for But more importantly they reflect
on me
Do I really want to be known as that girl
As the new year rolls in and the world
around us gets more and more secular I have
one resolution to stick to for 2016 ndash stay fa-
mous Not for being late for church or stuck
in jail but rather the good things Irsquove done
the nice things Irsquove said and the person I amto others
Itrsquos not always easy to stay on the right
path but with a little hard work sacrifice and
effort it is possible
Too often we get caught up in the me me
Everybody dies famous just maybe not Brad Pitt famous
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ourier Sentinel
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I think that was the first time I ever saw my
dad cry ndash one of the hardest things I have
ever experienced
You would never know my great uncle
was battling cancer for seven years Foxy
was always full of life ndash drinking at the hunt-
ing shack telling stories of the good old
days enjoying the outdoors and most impor-tantly caring for family
I think thatrsquos something a lot of us take for
granted especially in todayrsquos world Our
eyes are so glued to our phones and scrolling
through social media that we forget about
how important actual conversation is
We canrsquot take that time for granted even
if itrsquos just once a year because you donrsquot
know when someone will be gone Cancer is
a vicious thing I pray no one ever has to go
through or lose someone to but itrsquos some-
thing more and more relevant in our lives
Cancer doesnrsquot discriminate against any-
one I donrsquot think it matters if you live the
healthiest life out there and take all the pre-
cautions needed cancer can find a way to
you The best thing to do is live life to thefullest have little regrets and do what makes
you happy
When I remember Foxy I remember him
as happy I didnrsquot see him toward the end
but in a way I am glad I didnrsquot I wouldnrsquot
want to have seen him suffering I wouldnrsquot
want to have seen a man who cared so much
about everyone hurting
The one memory that comes to mind
probably one of the last times I saw him was
at our hunting shack when he complimented
me on a logging tab I had written
He told me he read it over and over and
said he was amazed at the talent that came
from our family He told me I could keep
going with the information and write a book
about logging in the areaA true outdoorsman Foxy will always be
That compliment was one of the best I have
ever received I could see in his eyes that he
really believed in me and was excited for
what I could become Thanks Uncle Foxy
Foxy owned a bar Foxyrsquos Cattail in the
Rib LakeMedford area until Dec 15 when
his illness became too much
To the tail will always be a slogan I use
when heading there with friends and familyEven with a new owner I canrsquot see anyone
forgetting about the over 20 years Foxy
owned the bar and the memories shared
there
To those who knew Foxy you are truly
blessed to have known a wonderful person
To those who didnrsquot I am sure there is some-
one ndash an uncle dad brother son ndash who you
have in your life who is just the same ndash fun-
loving life of the party always smiling or
telling a joke a great man Cherish those
people in your life they are a true gift from
God
I have already said goodbye and Irsquom
happy to know Foxy is in a better place but
I had to honor him one last time the way I
know how and write about how much hemeans to me
For anyone battling cancer into the new
year I hope this year brings you great
strength happiness and relief from that
heartless disease Keep fighting and never
give up
Happy New Year from my family to
yours
By Kayla Peche
Christmas is normally a
day celebrated with fam-
ily and making memories
while opening presents
you wished for all year
This Christmas was a
bit different for my fam-ily We still enjoyed each
others company with gift opening and laugh-
ter but that morning we received sad news
It was around 11 am when my grandma
called and asked to talk to my dad She
sounded fine on the phone but it was un-
usual for her to call since we had seen her
the night before
The conversation was quick and after my
dad hung up he said ldquoUncle Foxy passed
away this morningrdquo
With that came silence until my mom
started asking the common questions
Whenrsquos the funeral Do you want to go over
there Well what did your mom say
But without answers my dad just said
ldquoShe was crying alrightrdquoI could see a few tears fall from his eyes
Cheers to family this New Year
Baby robins eat14 feet of
earthworms
each day
Rumor Has Ithellip
ldquo rdquoldquoTwenty years from now you will be
more disappointed by the things that you didnrsquot do than by the ones you
did do So throw off the bowlines sail away from safe harbor and catch the trade
winds in your sailsExplore Dream Discoverrdquo
~ Mark Twain
T
H NK
Y
OU
F
OR
R
E ING
T
HE
P
PER
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Continued from front
Vehicle Sales Law
Continued from front
Taxpayer appreciation
OP983085ED 983085 AREA NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page 3
If the vehicle sold is not listed the seller must look up the
vehicle via the vehicle identification number (VIN) This is
required
After selecting from the choices provided or finding the
vehicle via VIN the seller then inputs the buyerrsquos first and
last name (not required) date of sale and sale price Once this
is completed the seller submits the information and is given
a receipt
Warren says the change is only for private sellers and does
not include businesses or dealerships Penalties for not abid-
ing by the change can result in up to $200 in fines but the
exact charge is determined by local law enforcement
ldquoWhat I suspect is that type of enforcement is not the point
of this law at allrdquo says Warren ldquoRather it is to protect the
seller and provide some information so law enforcement hasrecourse with the individual whorsquos out there operating a ve-
hicle they havenrsquot retitled and registeredrdquo
Earl ldquoDocrdquo Boettcher a chiropractor in Cornell for 46 years celebrated his retirement Dec 28 withfriends and former clients like Rick Yeager who hasbeen going to Doc for 34 years and Scott Winchellwho remembered Doc starting when he was in highschool Guests were offered coffee and cake whilesharing memories of his time at work
(Photo by Kayla Peche)
thought cake would be a great dessert for the chili and would
look into adding chili to the menu
ldquoFriday night against Holcombe ndash there will be a lot of peo-
plerdquo said Schley ldquoWersquoll make sure to have a bunch of cakes
lined uprdquo
Also at the meeting the board approved an addition to theVacancies Policy
The policy states that after a board member position be-
comes vacant the board will appoint a new member to fill
the position The addition says if there is a split vote which
results in no one receiving a majority vote to be appointed
within 60 days of the vacancy the board president shall ap-
point someone to the vacancy
Crystal Smith Cornell senior said she was happyto donate during a Jan 4 Cornell Community BloodDrive With two hours left the drive had already ac-cumulated 26 of the 29-pint goal Sue Jensen blooddrive organizer said she expected their goal to bemet with the ldquosteadyrdquo stream of people as well astheir busy times at lunch and after work Jensensays the donations are appreciated and residentscan expect another drive in June
(Photo by Kayla Peche)
In the Cadott Village Board story in the Dec 31 (Vol 3 No
53) issue of the Courier Sentinel the signs being replaced by
the village and the Cadott Lions Club should have been iden-
tified as the halfway between the equator and the north pole
signs at Riverview Park
We apologize for the error
ndash Corrections ndash
Watch for flashing lights on roadwaysFrom the WisDOT
Flashing lights on emergency vehicles are designed to get
your attention while driving and prompt decisive actions
By reacting calmly and correctly in emergency situations
you can help prevent serious problems
When you see warning lights flashing on a law enforce-
ment vehicle ambulance fire truck tow truck highwaymaintenance vehicle or utility vehicle stopped on the side
of a road you are required to move over or at least slow
down
ldquoUnder the statersquos Move Over Law if you can safely
switch lanes on interstate highways and other divided roads
with multiple directional lanes you must vacate the lane
closest to the stopped law enforcement or other emergency
vehiclerdquo says Wisconsin State Patrol captain Gerald Voight
ldquoIf the road has a single directional lane or you canrsquot safely
move over because of traffic you must reduce your speed
until safely past the vehiclerdquo
A citation for a Move Over Law violation costs $26350
with three demerit points
added to your driverrsquos li-
cense
ldquoOur officers and others
working on the sides of highways are in danger of
being hit while inside or
outside their vehicles by
out-of-control or speeding
vehicles that did not move
overrdquo Voight says ldquoBy
obeying the Move Over
Law drivers can protect
themselves their passen-
gers our officers and others
who work on highways from serious injuries and deathsrdquo
Drivers may also encounter emergency vehicles such as
law enforcement squad cars ambulances and fire trucks ap-
proaching with their warning lights and s irens activated
According to state law drivers must yield the right of way
and drive immediately ldquoto a position as near as possible and
parallel to the right curb or the right-hand edge of the shoul-der of the roadway clear of any intersectionrdquo
Unless directed otherwise by a law enforcement officer
the driver of the vehicle shall stop and remain stopped until
the authorized emergency vehicle has passed A violation
of the law costs $32650 with four points added to the dri-
verrsquos license
ldquoWhile making traffic stops on divided highways our of-
ficers see many motorists move to the left and stop on the
median shoulder instead of pulling over on the right shoul-
derrdquo Captain Voight says ldquoStopping on the median shoul-
der instead of the shoulder on the right is dangerous for both
the motorist and the officerrdquo
From the WisDOT
Wisconsin ended 2015 with 556 traffic fatalities which
was 62 more than 2014 and six more than the five-year av-
erage according to preliminary statistics from the WisDOT
Wisconsin is one of approximately 35 states that experienced
an increase in fatalities in 2015
ldquoTraffic deaths in 2015 increased by about 13 percent
compared with 2014rdquo said WisDOT secretary Mark Got-
tlieb ldquoHowever it is important to note that the 494 trafficdeaths in 2014 were the lowest annual total in 71 yearsrdquo
David Pabst director of the WisDOT Bureau of Trans-
portation Safety says warm spring weather substantia l
drops in gas prices and an improving economy in 2015 likely
contributed to an increase in the number of vehicles on the
road and the miles they traveled An increase in vehicle
miles traveled (VMT) can also increase the risks for crashes
ldquoThe 2015 VMT will not be available for several more
monthsrdquo Pabst said ldquoHowever VMT went up in 2014 and
there are indications that it may have increased again in
2015 We also donrsquot have enough data yet to tell if increasing
the speed limit to 70 mph on some interstate highways and
freeways had any effect on the number and severity of
crashes We do know that interstates and freeways continue
to be much safer than other highwaysrdquo
According to Pabst some months in 2015 were among the
safest since the end of World War II in terms of trafficdeaths but a few deadly months contributed greatly to the
increase
ldquoSomewhat surprisingly we had fewer fatalities in June
July and August of 2015 than we had in the same months in
2014rdquo said Pabst ldquoThe summer months typically have
higher traffic fatalitiesrdquo
The 50 fatalities in April were double the number in April
2014 and the 68 fatalities in September were 21 more than
September 2014 Those two months accounted for about 74
percent of the overall increase in fatalities in 2015
ldquoApril was warm and dry in many areas of the state and
September was one of the warmest on recordrdquo said Pabst
ldquoWhen the weather is nice there are more vehicles motor-
cycles bicyclists and pedestrians on the roadrdquoDeaths from traffic crashes were up in most categories in
2015 with significant increases in pedestrian and bike fatal-
ities
To prevent deaths and injuries in the upcoming year Wis-
DOT along with its traffic safety partners will intensify
many safety initiatives
bull To combat drunken driving 23 impaired driving task
forces have been created throughout the state
bull In addition eight law enforcement task forces have been
created to prevent distracted driving and four task forces
have been formed to improve pedestrian safety
bull High-visibility enforcement and education efforts like
the Click It or Ticket campaign have increased safety belt
use to approximately 86 percent
bull To prevent speed-related crashes on major highways the
State Patrol Air Support Unit flew 68 traffic enforcement
missions last year Approximately 1400 speeding citationswere issued during aerial enforcement missions
ldquoWe will focus our traffic safety education and enforce-
ment efforts on improving the behavior and decision-making
of drivers and others who travel on streets local roads and
highwaysrdquo Pabst said ldquoIn addition engineering advance-
ments will continue to make the vehicles we drive and the
roads we drive on much safer for all usersrdquo
Traffic deaths saw an increase in 2015
Father Felix talks about the week of love in thefourth week of Advent at St Joseph School inBoyd Students formed into groups and wroteabout how love has impacted their life personallyas a student and as a community The students alsomade a stole for Father Felix which he will wear during Mass throughout the year The inscription
on the inside panel of the stole reads Hands towork Hearts to God (Submitted Photo)
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10 Years Ago
2005
Sponsored by the Pass It
On program area youth are
treated to a day of ice fishing
at Cornell Brunet Island
State Park While not every
child caught a fish volun-
teers Al Thomas Ed Thon
and Rick Goltz made sure
the best effort was given
Lindsay Wojciuch Travis
Anderson and Spencer
Harmison are recognized by
the Caught Doing Good pro-
gram at the Cornell Elemen-
tary School
20 Years Ago
1995
Although the judges said it
was a tough decision the
home of Ron and Lisa Siver-
ling is chosen as the winner
of the Holcombe holiday
lighting contest
Eric Newman Gilman is
arrested in New Mexico after
he robs the Dairyland State
Bank in Sheldon The 20-
year-old held up the bank at
gunpoint while a 14-year-
old runaway girl from Ala-
bama kept the car running
outside Newman was cap-
tured after his father said he
was heading back to his Fort
Hood Army posting from
which he was AWOL
30 Years Ago
1985
Ice on Lake Holcombe
will be unstable and haz-
ardous throughout the winter
and fishermen and snowmo-
bilers should be cautious To
maintain oxygen levels for
fish in backwater bays the
Northern States Power Com-
pany will fluctuate the
flowage level weekly caus-
ing ice thickness to become
unpredictable
Wisconsin becomes the
ninth state to recognize mar-
riage as an equal partnership
after Senate Bill 150 and As-
sembly Bill 200 are signed
reforming the laws on mar-
riage property Unless the
woman brought income to
the household with the pre-
vious laws it was deemed
she did not contribute to the
family and had no claim to
property
40 Years Ago
1975
An opossum is found in a
chicken coop at Derward Ar-
nesonrsquos property in Cornell
According to the DNR itrsquos
unusual for the animal to
venture this far north
With the rising price of in-
flation The Cornell Courier
and Cadott Sentinel are
forced to raise their prices to
continue publication and pay
for supplies and postage
Weekly papers increase by a
nickel making them 20
cents while yearly subscrip-
tions rise to $650
50 Years Ago
1965
The Cornell Betterment
Association sponsors Boo-
ster Days designed to pro-
mote business and fun in the
city Those who register
could have their names
drawn on Tuesday after-
noons A bank official draws
a name as the fire whistle
blows signaling merchants
to open envelopes with a
contestantrsquos name in them If
that person is in the business
at the time the merchant
calls the bank to inform them
they have a winner
60 Years Ago
1955
The Chippewa Valley
Courier is given a commen-
dation for exceptional and
meritorious conduct of out-
standing service for the Dis-
abled American Veterans
Because the paper publicized
a Thanksgiving Day Seal
Drive the organization could
give more than 1600 Christ-
mas gifts to veterans
100 Years Ago
The Brunet Falls Lodge
180 Knights of Pythias in
Cornell hold meetings every
Monday at Thomas Hall and
encourage new members
ndash Sentinel Look Back ndash ndash Couriers of the Past ndash
ndash Neighboring News ndash
10 Years Ago
2006
The Cadott boys basket-
ball team wins their first
West Cloverbelt Conference
game of the season 86-80
over Fall Creek
Jeremiah Burish wins by
major decision 16-0 over
Mondovirsquos Dillon Marten at
the Northern Badger
Wrestling Classic in River
Falls
A state legislative hearing
to air peoplersquos problems with
the state DNR will be held at
Rickrsquos Halfway Hall
20 Years Ago
1996
Cadott wrestlers place
second in Division 2 at the
two-day Northern Badger
Wrestling Classic at UW-
Stout Josh Spaeth wins a
4-3 match over Jason Holt
Prescott with a late take-
down to take third in the
tournament
Tracy Buchanan and Todd
Pozarski graduate from the
University of Wisconsin -
Eau Claire with degrees in
physical education
The AAAL Branch
1440 holds a benefit card
party at the Cadott High
School Commons
30 Years Ago
1986
Up for election this year
are three Cadott School
Board trustee seats ndash Ken
Luebstorf John Klay and
Charles Sedivy
The Cadott Lions Club
schedules their annual ice
fishing contest A three-
wheeler is set as the grand
prize
John Rothrsquos Sugar Bush in
Cadott is the site of a Maple
Syrup Institute
Cadott High School will
host the 1986 Cloverbelt
Conference Music Festival
40 Years Ago
1976
The WisDNR orders the
closure of the Cadott landfill
because the soil in the area is
unfit for a landfill site
The Boyd Farmers Union
Cooperative purchases the
Cadott Soil Services Center
A 292 Yamaha snowmo-
bile will be the first grand
prize in the annual Boyd-
Cadott Lions Ice Fishing
Contest on Pike Lake
Jim Bruhn 138 pounds
wins two matches and loses
one in a triple dual meet with
Bruce Nekoosa and Park
Falls
50 Years Ago
1966
A family from Cadott
sponsors a 10-year-old boy
from Colombia by sending
him a check each month to
help with expenses and ne-
cessities
Tom Miller proprietor of
Millerrsquos Super Valu is
elected president of the
Cadott Chamber of Com-
merce for the coming year to
succeed Don Sperber
Peter Dugal is appointed
as a citizen member to the
Wisconsin State Highway
Commission Advisory
Board
60 Years Ago
1956
In a score-packed over-
time period the Cadott Hor-
nets Boys Basketball team
turns in a thrilling victory
over the Stanley-Boyd Ori-
oles 67-61
Greeting Cadott students
after the holiday break is
Jess Doers new office clerk
and receptionist for the
Cadott School District
The Federal Reserve Bank
of Minneapolis reports that
the Cadott Bank debits are
21 percent higher this year
than compared to last year
PAS amp PRESEN Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 4
Augusta
Area Times
With no qualified replace-
ment stepping forward Live
Wire Youth Center in Au-
gusta closes their doors
In the height of last
minute holiday shopping
the team at Scheels presents
Beaver Creek Reserve with
a $200000 check for the re-
model of the Discovery
Room at Wise Nature Cen-
ter
Bloomer
Advance
Bloomer High School stu-dent Alex Stebane returns
from California where she
was one of the contestants in
the $100000 episode of
Americarsquos Funniest Home
Videos
The Bloomer School
Board approves a $35 mil-
lion referendum for the ex-
pansion of the Bloomer
Middle School The primary
additions would be six new
classrooms
The Bloomer Blackhawks
Girls Basketball team wins
64-27 over Boyceville
The New Auburn Fire De-
partment moves into their
new fire hall and plans an
open house for Jan 10 with
free chili
Colfax
Messenger
Gunnar Zurek is sen-
tenced to six and a half years
in prison and 10 12 years of
supervision after the car he
was driving crashed and
killed his girlfriend and in-
jured another man
Following a public hear-
ing the Elk Mound Village
Board approves a general
fund budget for 2016 of
$681844 and a water and
sewer budget of $295893 Colfax resident Gust Fehr
member of the Howard-
Campbell-Ganske Post 179
American Legion in Chetek
is honored as their Legion-
naire of the Year
The Colfax High School
gets a $19000 grant for a
distance learning lab that
will allow students and staff
to tie into colleges universi-
ties and technical schools
and take classes online
Ladysmith
News
The Ladysmith Lions
Club grows by 10 percent
with the induction of seven
new members ndash Blake Doud
Steve Monday Mike
Toycen Jim Moss Deb
Moss Jim Renneke and
Cindy Krings
Rusk County clerk Denise
Wetzel is recognized as a
Top Female Executive by
the International Womenrsquos
Leadership Association
Ladysmith Lion Ron
Moore is recognized for
years of service to the local
club as membership chair-
man
Stanley
Republican
The Red Cross collects 50units of blood from the Stan-
ley-Boyd community miss-
ing the goal of collecting 64
Dan Gilles wins the $500
Stanley Lions Club raffle
Ketty Clow wins the $175
raffle
Stanley mayor Mike
Henke seeks a third term in
office and all incumbents
have taken out papers for re-
election Those common
council members are Jesse
Frey in the first ward
Howard Duckeet in the sec-
ond ward Lance Johnson in
the third ward and Norm
Christianson in the fourth-
seventh wards
This fancy horse-drawn buggy with its red velvet up-
holstery was considered the Cadillac of buggies It was
used by Charles Grassle Cadott as he traveled around the
Cadott area buying cattle to ship to Chicago and Milwau-
kee
The buggy was manufactured by the Northwestern
Manufacturing Company Fort Atkinson around 1915
In late 1914 the Cadott Sentinel published a story about
the Grassle Brothers (Albert and Charles) James Doherty
Frank Price Kass Hardy and Will Clark shipping 15 train
carloads of livestock that week
In October 1915 the Cadott Sentinel reported the Grassle Brothers were the
heaviest shippers that week with a total of six cars
An Aug 5 1921 article in the Superior Telegram described Cadott as the leading
livestock center of the Chippewa Valley
Children loved to see Charles come to their farm as he always had candy to give
them He was also
prominent in the com-
munity and served as
president of the Citi-
zens State Bank from
1905 until his death
Charles was found
dead in his bed Oct
23 1925 by a worker
on his farm who no-
ticed his horse was still
in its usual place
(Courtesy of
the Cadott Area
Historical Society)
Cadott bull Cornell bull Lake Holcombe areas
Tales of our Beginnings
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COURIER SENINEL Page 5
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Betty worked for the Cadott Sentinel in the 1960sbeginning as a columnist for the Town of Lafayette News
and then as news editorfor several years under WaltBrovald She published manyof her interviews with localresidents from her column
called ldquoLetrsquos Get Acquaintedrdquoin a book by the same name
Betty Gumbert of Altoonawill turn 90 on Jan 8 2016
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Cadott Elderly Program
Jan 11-15
Mon Egg salad sandwich
vegetable soup fruit
Tues Roast beef dinner
mashed potatoes vegetables
pudding
Wed Chicken drummies
tater tots beans lettuce salad
apple crisp
Thurs Spaghetti garlic
bread applesauce
Fri Fish fry cottage cheese
french fries ice cream
All meals served with bread
and milk For reservationscan-
cellations call 715-579-2893
by noon the previous daySenior dining served from
1130 am-1230 pm at
Kathyrsquos Diner Cadott If school
is cancelled because of
weather meals will not be
served
Cornell Elderly Program
Jan 11-15
Mon - Fri Not provided
For reservationscancella-
tions call 715-579-2910 by
noon the previous day Senior
dining served at 1130 am at
Our Saviorrsquos Lutheran Church
Cornell If school is cancelled
because of weather meals will
not be served
Cadott School
Jan 11-15 ndash Breakfast
Mon Breakfast pizza ani-
mal crackers applesauce cup
Tues Mini strawberry bagel
yogurt blueberries
Wed Pancake on a stick
with syrup fruit bread with jelly
Thurs Colby cheese
omelet fruit bread with jelly
Fri Sunrise flatbread or
breakfast burrito banana
bread fruitLunch
Mon Chicken in gravy
mashed potatoes steamed
carrots cranberries banana
bread with butter blend
Tues Hornet nachos with
meat and cheese sauce re-
fried beans chips salad bar
applesauce sliced oranges
HS bread with peanut butter
Wed Grilled cheese sand-
wich tomato soup with crack-
ers fresh vegetables fruit
cocktail apple
Thurs Chicken strips
sweet potatoes salad bar
tropical fruit melon HS bread
with peanut butter
Fri Hot dog on a bun tater
tots mixed vegetables orange
juice fruit
Cornell School
Jan 11-15 ndash Breakfast
Mon Bacon egg and
cheese breakfast pizza
Tues Pancakes warm cin-
namon apples
Wed Pancakes warm cin-
namon apples
Thurs Fresh baked corn-bread hot ham
Fri Cinnamon roll string
cheese
Lunch
Mon Cheeseburger on a
bun french fries baked beans
Tues Soft shell taco with all
the fixings
Wed Garlic chicken over
rice mixed vegetables fortune
cookie
Thurs Fish potato smiles
Fri Homemade chili sand-
wich crackers fruit
Lake Holcombe School
Jan 11-15 ndash Breakfast
Mon Muffin cheese stick
pineapple
Tues Waffle yogurt cup
fruit choice
Wed Cinnamon roll cot-
tage cheese grape juice
Thurs Breakfast pizza
pears
Fri Egg sandwich tri taters
apple juice
Lunch
Mon Chicken and gravy
biscuits glazed carrots fruit
choiceTues Taco Tuesday featur-
ing hard shell tacos assorted
vegetables apple slices
Wed Chicken on a bun
butter parsley potatoes green
beans pineapple
Thurs Tomato soup with
crackers grilled cheese sand-
wich fresh vegetables with
dip chilled pineapple
Fri Scalloped potatoes with
ham broccoli fruit choice
ndash Lunch Menus ndash
Chippewa Falls Public
Library Book and BakeSale ndash Thursday Jan 14 10am-7 pm Friday Jan 1510 am-3 pm For moremore information call 715-723-3210
Cadott Movie Night ndash Friday Jan 15 530 pmCadott Elementary School
Cadott Village BoardMeeting ndash Monday Jan 18630 pm Cadott VillageHall
Lake Holcombe School-Board Meeting ndash MondayJan 18 7 pm Lake Hol-combe Elementary IMC
Stress Coping Session
Finding Joy ndash Tuesday Jan
19 10-11 am 7-8 pmChippewa Valley YMCACommunity Room
Cornell Area BettermentAssociation Meeting ndashWednesday Jan 20 7 amCornell Elementary SchoolCamaraderie Club Room
Medicare 101 Informa-tional Session ndash WednesdayJan 20 3 pm ChippewaCounty Courthouse Room302 For more informationcall 715-726-7778
Cornell City CouncilMeeting ndash Thursday Jan 77 pm Cornell City CouncilChambers
ndash Coming Events ndash
Rusk County Memorial Hospital serves veteransRecently reviewed and approved Rusk County Memorial
Hospital (RCMH) has announced they are now a registered
provider under the Veterans Choice Program which was cre-
ated by the Veterans Access Choice and Accountability Act
(VACAA) of 2014
The VACAA expands the options veterans have and with
the Veterans Choice Program veterans can seek medical care
at an approved non-VA center with prior authorization from
the program if they live more than 40 miles away from a US
Department of VA healthcare facility that offers the services
needed andor are unable to get an appointment with a VA
provider within 30 days (or a date determined as medically
necessary by their physician)
All non-VA centers must be reviewed and meet quality
standards to receive approval for the program
ldquoItrsquos an honor to serve our veteransrdquo says Charisse Oland
RCMH CEO ldquoRCMH is pleased to see improvements being
made to help veterans gain more timely access to care and
relieve hardships due to travelrdquo
Sandra Meddaugh local veteran says she found the pro-
gram to be a welcome improvement once she understood all
of her options
ldquoI am glad that I donrsquot have to travel an excessive distance
for care that can be provided locallyrdquo said Meddaugh ldquoThere
are still some bugs but itrsquos really a great programrdquo
Because of a misconception Meddaugh was originally told
she didnrsquot qualify for the program Although she lives within
40 miles of a VA healthcare facility the healthcare services
provided at the center were limited
Deciding to investigate further Meddaugh called the Vet-
erans Choice Program call center and discovered she was el-
igible for the program because her local VA facility did not
offer the services she needed
Although veterans need to go through the program to co-
ordinate all appointments they can request service from ap-
proved facilities like RCMH Once veterans choose a local
non-VA provider their request must be authorized by the Vet-
erans Choice Program This process takes approximately one
week
ldquoNot only does it save me time but it has eliminated some
of the obstacles Irsquove faced with obtaining the healthcare I
needrdquo Meddaugh said
ldquoThis program is a benefit to veterans and I am glad Rusk
County Memorial Hospital took the initiative to become an
approved facilityrdquo said RCMH Board of Trustees member
and Wisconsin State Rep James Edming ldquoThey have the
finest doctors and nurses that you can find and this is a good
step in the right direction to better serve our veteransrdquo
Rusk County Memorial Hospital (RCMH) employ-ees community givers and Rusk County Commu-nity Connection (RC3) staff members gather aroundthe RCMH Miracle Tree This is the third year thehospital has hosted the RC3 sponsored tree in aneffort to help community members in need duringthe holidays Tags with requested items were hungon the branches and givers purchased the itemswrapped them then returned them to be distrib-uted Along with the Miracle Tree at Gordyrsquos Marketdonations collected served over 110 children andmore than 120 individuals during the 2015 holidayseason (Submitted Photo)
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220 Main St bull PO Box 742 bull Cornell
(715) 202-0505
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(715) 861-4414
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Anson United Methodist Church
12 mile east of Lake Wissota StatePark on Cty O ndash Anson Township715-382-4191Pastor Jason Kim1115 am Sunday Worship Service
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
10 miles south of Cadott on Hwy 27715-877-3249Rev James Norton1030 am Sunday Worship Service
9 am Sunday School (Sept ndash May)
Big Drywood Lutheran Church
27095 120th Ave ndash Cadott715-289-3608Pastor Lucy Schottelkorb10 am Sunday Worship Service6 pm Wednesday With the WordStudy (Sept-May)
Cadott United Methodist Church
Maple and Ginty Streets ndash Cadott715-289-4845Pastor George Olinske1045 am Sunday Worship ServiceFirst Sunday Holy CommunionFourth Sunday Potluck followingservice
English Lutheran Church of Bateman
20588 Cty Hwy X ndash Chippewa Falls715-723-4231 ndash elcbatemanorgPastor Deborah Nissen9 am Sunday WorshipWednesday 530 pm Light Supper6 pm Study Time All Ages 7 pmWorship Service
Faith Baptist Church
724 Main St ndash Cornell715-827-0222Pastor Mark Williams930 am Sunday School for all ages1030 am Worship Service
First Presbyterian Church
4th and Ripley ndash Cornell715-239-6263
1030 am Sunday Worship ServiceHoly Communion first Sunday
Holcombe United Methodist Church
27841 Cty Hwy M ndash Holcombe715-382-4191Pastor Jason Kim830 am Sunday Worship Service845 am Childrenrsquos Sunday School10 am Adult Sunday School2-5 pm Food Pantry Open secondand fourth Tuesdays
Holy Cross Catholic Church
107 South 8th St ndash Cornell715-239-6826Father Eric LinzmaierDeacon Dennis Rivers830 am Sunday Mass5 pm Tuesday Mass830 am Wednesday Mass830 am Thursday Mass830 am Friday Mass4 pm Saturday Mass 330 pmConfession
Holy Family Church
226 East 3rd Ave ndash Stanley 715-644-5435Father William Felix6 pm Saturday Mass11 am Sunday Mass830 am Wednesday Mass
Jim Falls United Methodist Church
139th Ave Cty S South ndash Jim Falls715-382-4191Pastor Jason Kim10 am Sunday Worship Service1015 am Childrenrsquos Sunday School
New Hope Assembly of God
318 South 7th St ndash Cornell715-239-6954cornellhopecomPastor Dan Gilboy 10 am Sunday WorshipSunday Morning Nursery and Chil-drenrsquos Church6 pm Wednesday Youth Group
New Hope Presbyterian Church
W14520 Cty Hwy M ndash HannibalGilman715-239-6263845 am Sunday Worship Service
New Life Alliance Church
1 mile west of CC on Z ndash Cornell715-239-6490Pastor Jim Brandli9 am Sunday School (Sept ndash May)10 am Worship Service
Childrenrsquos Church for ages 3-610 am Tuesday Womenrsquos BibleStudy 7 am Wednesday Prayer Meeting630 pm AWANA for ages 6 years
ndash sixth grade (Sept ndash May) 7-9 pm Youth Group for grades 7-126 am Thursday Menrsquos Bible Study
Northwoods Church
4th and Thomas St ndash Cornell715-289-3780Pastor Greg Sima10 am Non-denominational Sunday Services (nursery provided)630 pm Wednesday Bible Study for kids and adults
Our Saviorrsquos Lutheran Church
6th and Ripley Streets ndashCornell715-239-6891Pastor Andy Schottelkorb830 am Sunday Worship930 am Sunday SchoolCommunion first and third Sundays
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
13989 195th St ndash Jim Falls715-382-4422Father Eric Linzmaier1030 am Sunday Mass
St Anthonyrsquos Catholic Church
of Drywood
Jct Cty Hwy S and 250th St ndash JimFalls715-289-4422Father Eric Linzmaier
7 pm Saturday Mass
St Francis Catholic Church
W10193 Lehman Rd ndash Holcombe715-532-3501Father David ObertsFather Christopher Kemp4 pm Saturday Mass8 am Alternating Friday Mass
St Johnrsquos Catholic Church
N657 Cty Rd VV ndash Sheldon715-447-8510Father Mandanu Sleeva Raju1030 am Sunday Mass830 am Wednesday Mass
St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church
(Missouri Synod)215 East Seminary St ndash Cadott715-289-4521Pastor Raymond Bell9 am Sunday Worship Service10 am Sunday School
St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church
(Wisconsin Synod)700 Thomas Street ndash Cornell715-239-6081Pastor Patrick Feldhus
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Funeral Home715-239-3290
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Your Hometown Community Bank
Cornell WI(715) 239-6414 bull wwwnorthwesternbankcom
9 am Sunday Worship1015 am Sunday School
St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church ELCA
Hwy H at S ndash Rural Gilman715-703-907111 am Sunday Worship Service930 am Sunday SchoolCommunion second and fourth Sun-days
St Josephrsquos Church
719 East Patten St ndash Boyd715-644-5435Father William Felix930 am Sunday Mass830 am Tuesday Mass
830 am Friday Mass
St Rose of Lima Church
415 North Maple St ndash Cadott715-644-5435Father William Felix4 pm Saturday Mass8 am Sunday Mass830 am Tuesday Mass and
Communion Service830 am Thursday Mass
The Rock Church
(Non-denominational)230 West Main St ndash Gilman715-669-5082Pastor Smokey Tennison1030 am Sunday Worship Service6 pm Friday Bible Study
Trinity Lutheran Church
W5568 Main St ndash Sheldon715-452-5359Pastor Aric Fenske1015 am Sunday Worship Service1130 am Sunday School
Zion Lutheran Church
(Missouri Synod)5th Ave and Crumb St ndash Gilman715-447-8286Pastor Aric Fenske830 am Sunday Worship Service330 pm Wednesday ChildrenrsquosStudy
Holcombe United Methodist Church bull Holcombe WI
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OBIUARIES 983085 COMMUNIY Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page 7
ndash Obituaries ndash Helen J Ewings
Helen J Ewings 93 Cor-
nell passed away Wednesday
Dec 30 2015 at the Cornell
Area Care Center
Helen was born Nov 7
1922 to Selmer and Hulda
(Olson) Henderson in Taylor
She graduated fromChippewa Falls High School
in 1940
Helen was employed at
Woolworthrsquos in Chippewa
Falls and then at First Na-
tional Bank in Chippewa Falls
Helen married Edwin Ewings in 1970 They lived at Lake
Wissota then moved to Cornell following retirement
She enjoyed flowers gardening traveling and spending
time with family
Helen was a member of St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church and
the Ladies Aide and was treasurer for the local AAL organ-
ization
She is survived by several nieces and nephews
She was preceded in death by her parents husband Edwin
Ewings sister Inez Beaudette brother-in-law Wallace
Beaudette and other brothers-in-lawServices were held at 11 am Tuesday Jan 5 at St Johnrsquos
Lutheran Church in Cornell with the Rev Patrick Feldhus
officiating Interment was in the Cornell Cemetery
Visitation was one hour prior to the services Tuesday
morning at the church
Online condolences can be expressed at bortonleiserfuner-
alhomecom 1-157307
Kenneth LaVern Hakes JrKenneth LaVern Hakes Jr
62 Cornell passed away Sun-
day Jan 3 at Luther Hospital
in Eau Claire with his family
at his side
Kenneth was born April 4
1953 the son of Kenneth Sr
and Gwendolyn Hakes Cor-
nell
He married Elaine Pahl June
5 1971 in Cornell
He was a self-employed
truck driver with the business
owned and operated by him-
self and wife Elaine for 38
years He traveled 48 states and Canada for 3 12 million
miles accident free
He enjoyed hunting and fishing and gardening was his
passion He loved to have his grandchildren and great-grand-
children near him
Kenneth will be greatly missed by family and friends
He is survived by his wife Elaine children Marshall
(Cari) Hakes Laurie Hakes (Louie Meyer) Robert (Andrea)
Hakes and Lisa (Marty) Ash 15 grandchildren 13 great-
grandchildren mother Gwendolyn Hakes brothers and sis-
ters Kathy Dembinski Donna Dembinski Tom Hakes
Richard Hakes Pat White Randy Hakes and Tim Hakes and
by many nieces and nephews
He was preceded in death by his father Kenneth Hakes Sr
uncle Chet Hakes and mother and father-in-law Mary and
Alvin Pahl
Per Kennethrsquos request there will be no formal services but
family and friends may visit at the residence 1-157319
Charles H ldquoChuckrdquo PuchalskiCharles H ldquoChuckrdquo Puchal-
ski 68 Cadott died Wednes-
day Dec 30 2015
He was born Nov 12 1947
in Fergus Falls Minn to Dora
(Reuss) and Hugo Puchalski
He graduated from Barrett
High School in 1965
He joined the National
Guard in 1967 and also
worked in Benson Minn
painting Tyler Frontier
Spreaders
He went to work for Johnson Brothers from Litchfield
Minn in 1968 There he joined the Carpenterrsquos Union
He worked building bridges dams and disposal plants in
various towns
He married Sue Jenson in 1969
Chuck worked for Johnson Brothers until 1973 From
1973-77 he started and operated a lumber company in Bar-
rett Minn with his brother Terry They built many houses
around the community
Between 1977-85 he was an over-the-road truck driver for
Midwest Coast Jerry Siemens Trucking He hauled meat and
produce in 48 states
Between 1985-95 Chuck worked for Johnson Brothers and
Lunda Construction
Chuck and his son Bruce started a construction company
named Jim Falls Buildings amp Construction in 1995 Together
they built many many houses in the Chippewa Valley
Charles married a girl from Boston Mass Maureen E
Alger in 1986 They bought 5 acres in Wisconsin in 1988
and built a home where he lived out his life
He enjoyed hunting fishing the outdoors playing cards
and watching westerns He also never missed a Packers
game His greatest joy came from spending time with his
wife children and grandchildren
He is survived by his wife Maureen E Puchalski children
Jodi (Kerby) Strickler James Butler Heather (Jamie)
Gubrud Crystal Butler and Dusty (Heather) Puchalski
daughter-in-law Shannon Puchalski siblings Nancy Waugh
Elaine (Jim) Mattson Betty (Richard) Tweeter Terry Puchal-ski Gerald (Zina) Puchalski Dick (Diane) Puchalski Neil
(Jan) Puchalski and Kelly (Kyle) Purrier grandchildren
Kyle Samantha Tyler Chase Jared Riley Brennan Hunter
Ridley Charlie Lorelai and KaSandra and numerous nieces
nephews cousins and friends
He was preceded in death by his parents son Bruce
Puchalski brothers-in-law Virgil Johnson and Harvey
Waugh and sister-in-law Lea Puchalski
A memorial service was held at 2 pm Monday Jan 4 at
Pederson-Volker Funeral Chapel in Chippewa Falls with the
Rev Aaron Sturgis officiating
Visitation was one hour prior to the service Monday at the
funeral chapel
Pederson-Volker Funeral Chapel amp Cremation Services in
Chippewa Falls is serving the family
Online condolences can be expressed at
pedersonvolkercom 1-157308
Myra M SmithMyra M Smith 96 Cornell passed away Sunday Jan 3
2016 at St Josephrsquos Hospital in Chippewa Falls
A memorial service will be held at 2 pm Sunday Jan 10
at St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church in Cornell with the Rev
Patrick Feldhus officiating
Inurnment will be in the Cornell Cemetery at a later date
Visitation will be one hour prior to the services Sunday at
the church
ndash Death Notice ndash
Heyde Center for the Arts presents
FLANAGANrsquoS WAKE
Friday Jan 8 at 730 pmDinner amp Show at 630 pm
Saturday Jan 9 at 730 pmDinner amp Show at 630 pm
Sunday Jan 10 at 2 pm
Heyde Center | 715-726-9000 bull wwwcvcanet3 South High St | Chippewa Falls WI 54729
Show Adults $14 Seniors $13 Youth $7
Dinner amp Show Adults $32 Seniors $31
Youth $21 (under age 16)
Flanagan is dead but donrsquot be sad because
remembering his life is all about laughs
A hilarious interactive Irish funeral
This performance is sponsored by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board
by the National Endowment for the Arts and our loyal ticket holders
Tickets - $15 adult $3 students for this performance(As always students under 18 are free with paid adult)
Tickets are available at the door
Flambeau Valley Arts Association
is Proud to Present
Friday Jan 8 2016 bull 730 pmLadysmith High School Auditorium
5 2 - 1 5 7 1 8 0 2
Mark Nizerrsquos 4D TheatreMark has been juggling for over 25 years performing
with the likes of George Burns Bob Hope and Ray Charles
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By Janice Craig bull 715-595-4380
Most of us have had our fill of football games with all the
bowl games during the holidays
Bob and Barb Lompa attended the get-together for their
Gilman High School class of 1965 at Tedrsquos Timberlodge
Monday with 19 people attending
The Holcombe Seniors Club will meet at the Holcombe
United Methodist Church at noon Jan 14 Everyone bring a
dish to pass and the theme this time is to wear an ugly
sweater or sweatshirt This will be a good time to catch up
on the news over Christmas
Several people donated blood at the blood bank collection
in Cornell on Monday There was a good turn out I am told
The ice must have gotten thick enough to fish as I am see-ing several ldquodaredevilsrdquo on Cranberry Lake I like fish but
not that much There are a number of springs on that lake I
sure hope nothing happens
ndash Holcombe Happenings ndash
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ment a trench is dug new tile is put down
and a sump pump is installed
The Courier Sentinel holds a Diaper Drive
with almost 1500 infantadult diapers col-
lected for local food pantries
Cadott student Tyler Miles takes first place
in the CO2 Dragster competition at a Team
Problem Solving contest in Eau Claire
Dr Tonya Prokop joins Kromrey Chiro-
practic in Cadott After graduating from
Flambeau High School Prokop received her
doctorate degree from Northwestern HealthScience University in Bloomington Minn
With the possibility of a $700000 deficit
in 2016-17 the Lake Holcombe School
Board discusses needing a ldquoworst case sce-
nariordquo referendum to ldquoplugrdquo the financial
hole
Steve and Wendy Sin-
gleton open Wendyrsquos
Stacker Cafe on Bridge
Street in Cornell
The Cornell Fire De-
partment extinguishes a
skidsteer fire at the Scott
Mohr farm on County
Highway D east of Cor-
nell
Cornell is awarded a$5000 Urban Forestry
Grant to assist in a tree in-
ventory to help make
plans for the arrival of the
emerald ash borer
A daddydaughter dance
is held at Lake Holcombe
School for area fathers to
treat their daughters to an
evening of dancing
dressed in finery
BirthsCarsten Payton
Bri-Ana Schofield
Sawyer Thon Benjamin
Briggs
Deaths Donald Craker
Rosetta Walker Elsie Melville ClarenceWalsvik Gary Jones Joan Melgaard Philip
Lukowicz Lynn Johnson Jr Nancy Maurina
February
Donna Woodcock takes over as the new
Cadott postmaster
Cleoan Wright is hired as the new Cornell
Police Department secretary
Cornell School Board member Lyle Briggs
is recognized for 20 years of service on the
school board at a ceremony in Milwaukee
The Lake Holcombe Boys Basketball team
receives $1000 from the Lake Holcombe
Lions Club for new uniforms
The Chippewa River Rendezvous organi-
zation holds a sledding event at Brunet Island
State Park
Cornell Bank Mutual will close their doorsin May along with six other branches as part
of an efficiency and expense reduction effort
Cadott Elementary School second-grade
student Parker Davis makes his 100th deposit
into the school banking program with Citi-
zenrsquos State Bank
The Cornell City Council increases the
full-time police officer wage to $1931hour
Cadott Route 2 mail carrier John Munroe
retires after 24 years on the job Munroe re-
ceived his first full-time route in 1999 and
plans to remain in the Lafayette area
Cadott Lions Club president Brian Dulmes
presents Cadott School Board presidentCedric Boettcher with $1000 for the school
lunch program
The classes of 2006-2008 take home
championship honors at the Lake Holcombe
School basketball alumni tournament Bruce
Anderson is
named as the 2015
Lake Holcombe
honorary sports
fan
The Cornell Ele-
mentary School
ldquoJumps for Heartrdquo
collecting more
than $2100
Births Liam
BollomDeaths Dale
Stipek Patricia
Sippy Bette Bit-
ter Caroline Au-
dorff Beatrice
Mickelson Phillip
Puljas Guy
Crosby Florence
Giebel Luella
Douville
March
The Cadott Fire
Department ex-
presses a concern
to the Cadott Vil-
lage Board about
the yearly $1500 charge for a water meterThe Cornell Elementary School receives a
visit from the WQOW Channel 18 meteorol-
ogist team and hosts a weather academy
MRG Patty a Lowline Angus cow owned
by Mark and Tammy Gilles of Sigel Sunset
Ranch in Cadott wins National Champion
with her calf at the 2015 National Western
Livestock Show in Denver Colo
Freshman Andrew Gunderson and senior
Austin Najbrt represent Cadott at the state
wrestling tournament
The Walthers family in Cadott welcomes
foreign exchange student Jason Ng from
Hong Kong China
Cadott Boy Scout Trenton Weiss meets
with Gov Scott Walker as a youth delegate
and delivers an annual report to the governor and members of the Wisconsin Legislature
Rhonda Mataczynski retires after 39 years
as the Lake Holcombe Com-
munity Theater director
The River Country Plaza
Veterans Memorial sees a new
addition in the form of a Viet-
nam Veterans Association
Flag
A Cadott man is injured in
an explosion at Greener Acres
Transmission after he attempts
to cut open a metal drum with
a blow torch
Former Congressmen Tom
Petri and Dave Obey speak at
the Cadott School District todiscuss civic participation and
congressional work
Cornell eighth grader Jor-
dan Shackleton sets a new
school record at an archery
tournament in Sparta
The Cadott Hornets Archery
team takes aim at national
competition after they place
first in all four of their tourna-
ments Helping the team on to
the next level and earning a
new school record is senior Kaeden Thom
A fire damages the Building
Blocks Early Learning Center
in Cadott after kids and em-
ployees leave for the day
Kaden Kinney Lake Hol-
combe seventh grader heads
to Lexington Ky with his
horse Willow to compete in
the Road to the Horse All-Star
Shootout
Births Chase Anthony Cyress Krueger
Presley Boisvert Obadiah Yeager
Deaths Urban Gass Helen Simmerman
Rune Ruud Michael Westerberg Fred Gass
Kay Roscoe Edward Boris Amy Shilts
Naomi KaveenApril
The Chippewa Valley Electric Cooperative
plans to demolish their current building built
in 1951 and construct a new office and truck
garage Employees plan to relocate to a va-
cant building on Main Street formerly Dr
Lanersquos Dental Office
The Cornell Camaraderie Club packs their
1900th box to send overseas to the troops
Cornell citizen Bertha Leja turns 100
Cal Demulling 8 Cadott takes first place
in the Special Olympic basketball skills at the
district level
The Cornell Archery team takes first at a
tournament in Cashton During the tourna-
ment sophomore McKenzie Weggen breaks
the school record set by eighth grader JordanShackleton
An apartment complex on Cadottrsquos Main
Street is damaged when a kitchen fire breaks
out in the building
Larry Sime River Country Store manager
retires after 53 years in the seedfeed indus-
try
The Lake Holcombe FFA holds a Spring
Madness Food Drive to provide Easter meals
for the Lake Holcombe Food Pantry During
the week-long drive more than 1000 items
are collected in addition to $400
Cadott holds their alumni tournament
weekend with the classes of 2005 and 2007
taking first place in the gold division basket-
ball matchups and the class of 2001 bringing
home the trophy for the black divisionThe Cornell High School hosts a Job Fair
and Business Expo sponsored by the Cornell
Area Betterment Association
The Cadott Hornets Archery team brings
home their seventh state title after they com-
pete at the NASP State Championship The
team sets a new state record
The Cornell FFA forestry team takes first-
place honors at the Agricultural Technology
Contest in River Falls
The Lake Holcombe School agriculture
department receives more than $21000 from
the Don ldquoTinyrdquo Albrecht estate to help stu-
dents go on field trips
Danielle Gygi Holcombe receives the
Good Citizen Award from the Eau Claire
Chapter of the Daughters of the AmericanRevolution
Crescent Meats Cadott earns Grand
Champion with their head cheese at a Meat
Product Show
Nick Seng is crowned as the Lake Hol-
combe 2015 Junior Prom king while Ka-
reese Jiskra reigns as Prom queen
Cadott names Austin Anderson as the 2015
Junior Prom king while Elizabeth Kyes is
crowned queen
Erica Rutherford a second grader atLake Holcombe dances with her grandpa Frank Rutherford at thesecond annual DaddyDaughter Dance Jan 23
(Photo by Monique Westaby)
Sigel Sunset Ranch in Cadott takes home firstplace honors at the National Western LivestockShow cowcalf division in January with their Low-line Angus beef cow Patti and her calf Bond Pos-ing with the champion cattle left to right areMadeline Bode owner Tammy Gilles owner MarkGilles judge Blake Bloomberg associationprincess Laramie Coffey association queen BridgetHoffman handler and ranch employee Shea Esserand handler Samantha Straley (Submitted Photo)
Cadott sophomore Brandon Pederson found outthe hard way the dangers of distracted driving dur-ing the April 10 Stop the Texts Stop the Wrecks as-sembly The Cadott students and a few faculty
members rode a childrenrsquos bicycle between conesacross the gym while trying to text and ldquodriverdquo (Photo by Kayla Peche)
The Cornell Fair was held Friday June 12 through Sunday June 14 offeringrides carnival food free music and the Cornell Lions Club famous charcoalchicken dinner (Photo by Monique Westaby)
YEAR IN REVIEW Tursday January 7 2016
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Births Peityn Nikolai Lucy Patten Bryn-
ley Hoff
Deaths Edna Pagenkopf the Rev Jere-
miah Cashman Suzanne Stubb Lydia
Tkachuk Mary Ann Kocher Senior Master
Sgt Phillip Gygi Charles Sikora Melvin
Mattson Frances Matschee Roy Yohnk
Dorothy Reeve Genevieve Jackson Evelyn
Swanson Ursula Preston
May
The Hornet Hustle Fun Run has 92 partic-ipants and raises about $1400 for a Cadott
eighth-grade field trip
The Cornell School Board accepts the res-
ignations of first-grade teacher Jason Jaenke
and marketing and business instructor Ryan
Helke
The Cornell High School plays host to the
ldquoEnchanted Eveningrdquo Junior Prom where
Curtis Hakes is crowned as king while Eliz-
abeth Sproul reigns as queen
World War II veteran and Cornell native
Eino Martino boards the Never Forgotten
Honor Flight to Washington DC
Seventeen Cornell Spanish students chap-
eroned by parents and faculty members
travel to Spain
After fundraising for a year and a halfLake Holcombe band and choir students
make the 1374 mile trip to San Antonio
Cadott junior Elizabeth Kyes hits a new
personal best in the triple jump at a Gilman
invitational
The Miller Pharmacy in Cadott is held up
at gun point when a suspect demands em-
ployees give him medication and wallets
Twenty-six seniors receive their diplomas
during commencement exercises at Lake
Holcombe School Danielle Gygi served as
class valedictiorian with Katie Ruhde as
salutatorian
Vito and Linda Sblendorio Holcombe are
recognized statewide for their weight loss
through TOPS Vito lost over 50 pounds
while Linda lost more than 60 poundsParents friends and faculty are on hand to
witness the graduation of 45 Cadott High
School seniors including valedictorian Luke
Bell and salutatorian Quinn Hartzell
The Cornell-Lake Holcombe Knights Girls
and Boys Track teams take the East Lakeland
Conference title for 2015
BirthsKylee Tomkowiak
Deaths Rudolph Arneson Verlon Cowell
Barbara Smith Raymond VanDenHeuvel
Charles Sadler Joseph Taylor Sylvia Ringer
Joann Palmer Eldora Clary Robert Page
Janet Lacina Mary Smock
June
Friends and family gather at Staudacher
Field in Holcombe in memory of Nathan
Zamsky raising $10000 during the secondannual Nathanrsquos Wish Angel Wings of Love
fundraiser
With enough interest from
Cornell and Lake Holcombe
Schools the Knights form a
co-op golf team for the spring
sports line-up
Because of a proposal
brought to the Cornell City
Council by member Terry
Smith the pulpwood Stacker
might be taken out of retire-
ment and used for an observa-tion deck or bungee jump
The Cadott Hornets Track
teams complete a successful
run in regional and sectional
meets sending nine individu-
als to state competition
Cornell-Lake Holcombe
Knights senior Eric Nedland advances to
state competition for the second straight year
The Cadott Hornets Golf team earns a re-
gional championship at home for the second
year in a row
Cornell friends family and faculty gather
for commencement ceremonies for the 2015
graduating class ldquoClosing the chapterrdquo is the
theme from valedictorian Gretchen
Schroeder and salutatorian Brianna JohnsonCadott boasts champion honors in the form
of junior Elizabeth Kyes who brings home a
state win in the 400-meter dash
Katie Matott is awarded Cornellrsquos Citizen
of the Year
The Lake Holcombe Theater department
presents The Music Man Jr
Births Gavin Richardson Autumn Es-
linger Aubree Parish Blake Rudnick
Deaths Geraldine Ducommun Mary
Holznagel June Ewer Patricia Semanko
Charles Smith Mabel Strzok Beverly
Eichelt Mary Brewington Claire Frank
Mathilda Ramminger Jane Malison Thomas
Sommerfeld Joan Sackmann
July
Corey Sedlacek 1992 Cadott High Schoolgraduate is named vice-president of Lockton
Dunning Benefits
Country Fest features acts such as Keith
Urban Rascal Flatts and Tim McGraw
With about 5 inches of rain that came
down in the Chippewa Valley over the course
of a day ditches over run streams and rivers
are at capacity and roads are washed away
After 36 years Dr Ned Willkom hangs up
his dentistry tools in Cadott
Severe storms hit the area over the week-
end leaving downed trees in its wake
The search for 54-year-old Tammy Jovaag
is called off after almost a month goes bysince she went missing from Holcombe
Cadott plays host to Rock Fest which
draws in acts like Judas Priest Godsmack
and Shinedown
Residents let their voices be heard about
the historic 108-year-old Cobban Bridge in
Jim Falls After hearing Chippewa County
might decide to tear down the structure the
community begins efforts to ldquosave the Cob-
ban Bridgerdquo
Dave Koch scores a hole-in-one at Ent-
wood Golf Course in Holcombe while just a
few miles away Steve McDaniel hits his own
hole-in-one at Twin Oaks Golf Course
Births Gabriel Hill Lena Zenner Levi
Lehman Madyson McIlquham Madden
Gindt Cooper Rubenzer Justice SchofieldChase Westaby Kristie Hakes Jeremiah
Helgerson
Deaths Shirley Wagner Donna Decker
Sharon Lange Leonard Peterson Violet
Paulsen Gerald Holznagel Herman Starck
Karen Phillippi Elizabeth Bell Lloyd Proku-
pek Lawrence Sedlacek Emma Andre
Lloyd JuVette
August
Caitlin Larson is crowned Miss Cadott
Nabor Days at the 61st annual celebration
Dorothy Zweifel and her husband George
stop by the Cornell Fire Hall to express their
thanks to the firefighters who rescued her
after she fell into a well on the couplersquos prop-
erty in May During the fall into the 16-foot
hole 72-year-old Dorothy sustained brokenribs a broken collarbone and fractures in her
back as well as cuts and bruises
Bicyclists from the Highground Tour pass
through Cornell on their way to the High-
ground Veterans Memorial in Neillsville
Cornell school bus driver Mickey Bates re-
tires after driving the State Highway 64 route
for 30 years
Golfers turn out to chase the elusive hole-
in-one at the annual Cornell Lions Golf Tour-
nament at Twin Oaks and Entwood Golf
Courses in Holcombe Earning top honors
are the team of Dave DeJongh Mike Rivers
Tim Smith and Neal VerhulstOur Saviorrsquos Lutheran Church in Cornell
celebrates its 100th anniversary with a fel-
lowship meal along with sharing memories
through photo albums
Cornell resident Mike Rivers records his
first hole-in-one at the Bloomer Golf Course
After Cadott Hornets head football coach
Jeff Cruschiel is diagnosed with esophageal
cancer his team rallies to his support and
dedicates their opening season game to him
The Swinging Fore a Cause organization
reaches its 10th year in support of the Lake
Holcombe School and students holding their
annual golf fundraiser at Entwood Course
Births Teagen DeMars Levi Patton Bre-
anna Spath
Deaths Elaine Dressler Joseph MorfootBill Felmlee James Rahn Frank Popelka
Donald Rose Marilyn Schroeder Norman
Pagenkopf
September
Northwestern Bank Cornell celebrates its
80th birthday
Borderline Rebel 4-H Club member Saige
Sikora is recognized for her leadership citi-
zenship and community service while Quinn
Sikora is honored for 12 years as a 4-H mem-
ber
Holy Cross Catholic Church in Cornell hits
its 100 year milestone
The Lake Holcombe Lions annual golf
tournament is deemed a success Taking first
place are Randy and Mary Dicus and Jeff
and Shana LudvigsenCadott Miller Pharmacy is robbed at gun
YEAR IN REVIEW Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page 9
Cadott head coach Jeff Chrusciel hugs graduatedHornet players from last yearrsquos team during an Aug21 halftime ceremony honoring Chrusciel
(Photo by Kayla Peche)
Over 75 cars were on display at the Lake Holcombe Lions annual car show Sept 13 and showgoers filled the rowschecking out the classic vehicles Cars and trucks like the 1928 Ford Model AA from Larry Verhulst Holcombe 1969
Chevelle from Paul Hruby Holcombe and the 1929 Ford Coupe Hot Rod from ldquoJimmy Boyrdquo Edming Glen Flora gracedthe Lake Holcombe Lions Pavilion grounds at Staudacher Field Those in attendance voted for the car or truck theythought should win while listening to music from the rsquo50s and rsquo60s (Photos by Monique Westaby)
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point for the second time in a year Ryan
Lemke is arrested shortly after and charged
with both robbies
The Lake Holcombe Lions Club holds
their annual car show at Staudacher Field
More than 75 ldquoclassicrdquo cars are on display for
the public to view
Cadottrsquos Austin Goettl and Kayla Dubiel
are crowned Homecoming King and Queen
BirthsGraham Willkom Ryder Yeager
Deaths Carmen Laflin Rebecca Bell
Gretchen Halstead Edward Jenneman JeanTodahl Kenneth Zaruba Mae Willkom
Lloyd McEathron Jim Hochstedler Ray-
mond Sedlacek Vernon Dunston
October
The Cornell City Council is concerned the
historic log stacker could become a safety
issue after inspections reveal areas of the
structure need to be repaired
William Hattamer and Bailey Viegut are
crowned as the Lake Holcombe Homecom-
ing King and Queen
Jim Falls youth Rebecca Berg 6 and Kae-
lyn Seidlitz 5 make the trip to the National
Pedal Pull in South Dakota
Cornell Community Ed sponsors a scare-
crow decorating contest at Mill Yard Park
Taking home first place in the business cate-gory is Northwestern Bank and winning for
the family set is the Jane Ash family
The Cadott Police Department will receive
a new squad car with help from an equipment
grant A 2016 Ford Explorer Police Intercep-
tor sport utility vehicle is scheduled to arrive
around the first of the year
Cornell elects Cole Stephens and Elizabeth
Sproul as its reigning royalty for Homecom-
ing festivities
A new youth equine program is started at
the Doggone Ranch in Cornell to educate
kids on how to handle animals
Although an after school program is of-
fered to Cadott parents after almost no inter-
est the program is cancelled
The Lake Holcombe Volleyball team brings home the East Lakeland Conference
title going undefeated on the season
United States Army Reserve Chief Warrant
Officer David Conrad hangs up his fatigues
and returns to his Holcombe roots after 40
years in military service
Knights senior Sam Peterson becomes the
first runner to ever earn All-Conference for
the Cornell-Lake
Holcombe boys
cross country
team
A benefit is
held for Cadott
head coach Jeff
Chrusciel who
says he canrsquot
thank everyoneenough for their
support
The Cadott
Lions hold their
annual District
Governors Night
with Larry
Bradley presid-
ing Bradley
awarded the Birch-Sturm Fellowship to Lion
Dr Bernard Schwetz Lion Robert Thorson
was presented the Melvin Jones Fellowship
while Donnie Kolpien was named as Cadott
Lion of the Year
The Cornell and Lake Holcombe Lions
Clubs join to award Alois Olichwier and Ron
Plumer with the Birch-Sturm Fellowshipaward Receiving Lion of the Year are Ray
Guthman and Rick Mitchell
The Cornell Fire Department turns 101
years old
From rural Cornell to Rome farm boy
Daniel Sedlacek takes the next step on his
priesthood journey becoming ordained a
deacon
Births Greyson Dahm Kasey Miland
Koda Peterson Henry Zieche
Deaths Louise Freeman Mark Hall
James Michal II Kathy Johansen Elwood
Beaudin John Sims Larry Braden Patrick
Hoover Raleigh Hakes Neil Boyea Thomas
Smith Jr Roy Emerson Donald Weggen
Henry Rubenzer David Braden
November
Lake Holcombe School will have a new
electronic sign advertising school events
thanks to the Lake Holcombe PRIDE Com-
mittee
Cornell School Board member Eileen
Sikora is honored by the Wisconsin Associa-
tion of School Boards for reaching Level 5
the highest level of the associationrsquos recog-
nition pro-
gram
To honor
those who
have passed
the Cornell
Veterans Last
Manrsquos Club
continues at
the CornellAmerican Le-
gion Hall The
club started
in 1957 orig-
nally had 44
members and
now 57 years
later only one
member of the
club remains ndash Charles Johnson
The Cadott Elementary School receives
new school spirit T-shirts sponsored by Peo-
ple Active in Cadottrsquos Education At the start
of the school year students designed a new
shirt The winning entry came from third
grader Kaylee Hamlin
Thanks to Cornell residentAshley Bera and others with
the American Heart Associa-
tion a new bill could be
passed requiring CPR to be
taught in schools
The Cornell Knights of
Columbus Council Jean
Brunet 4948 earns the distinc-
tion of Star Council one of the
organizationrsquos top awards
After spending a few
months in a temporary loca-
tion on Main Street while the
old building was demolished
the Chippewa Valley Electric
Cooperative offices are back
in their South 8th Street loca-tion
Because of a $1200 dona-
tion from the Wisconsin Veter-
ans Tribute the Cadott
Community Library will offer
iPads for patron use
Cadott athletic director Jim
Sekel is named as the District
1 Athletic Director of the Year
by the Wisconsin Athletic Di-
rectors Association
The Cornell Elementary School collects
more than 1700 items for the food pantry
For the second year in a row Sheldon
brothers RJ and Kaden Kinney earn a trip
to the MSA Worlds Championship
Deaths Robert Readinger SharonAdolphson Lyle Buttke Charles Johnson
Helen Hinds Fred Bosteder Jr Herbert
Wriedt Melvin Gass Shirley Parsons De-
loris Pischke Julia Wojtyna
December
The Wisconsin Veterans Tribute donates
two signs depicting the Star Spangled Ban-
ner and the Pledge of Alegiance to the Cadott
Elementary School
The late Naval Lt Jerry Irwin is inducted
into the UW-Stout Hall of Heroes
After 15 years with the Marshfield Clinic
Cornell Center Dr Erik Dickson says
farewell to his patients and colleagues ac-
cepting a position outside the Marshfield
Clinic system
Dixonrsquos Apple Orchard south of Cadottholds a community Deck the Halls event with
pizzas cupcakes and more
Cornell senior Curtis Hakes is nominated
for the US Presidential Scholars program
AampD Docks Cornell plans to move less
than a mile away after they purchase land
from the city at the industrial airport
A bottle of alcohol honoring the last man
is opened at the Cornell American Legion
Hall After sitting for 54 years members
opened the booze and toasted Charles John-
son who passed away in November
The Cadott Area Historical Museum getsa new sign thanks to an anonymous donation
Lake Holcombe Track coach Jake Ebner is
named as the Wisconsin Track Coaches As-
sociationrsquos Coach of the Year
About 800 people attend the Kids Commu-
nity Christmas Party in Cornell
Cornell graduate Dale Hetke is promoted
to Air Force colonel
After vandals once again strike at the
Cadott water tower the Cadott Village Board
discusses destruction prevention
Although comprehensive planning has
been the topic for months at Lake Holcombe
Town Board meetings the board decides
against a referendum on the subject
After 46 years serving the Cornell area
chiropractor Earl ldquoDocrdquo Boettcher retires
A-1 Agricultural Zoning is passed by the
Cornell City Council for a plot of land on
Riverside Drive after a request came from
Al and Sue Potaczek to have the land zoned
to construct a businessFor the first time the Lake Holcombe and
Ladysmith School Districts combine to offer
a Winter Jazz Gala to friends and family The
event held at Paradise Shores in Holcombe
had performances from each school as well
as guest saxophonist Jerod Kaszynski
Energy prices for Cadott customers are set
for the next nine years after the village board
approves extending the electrical cost until
2024
The Cornell-Lake Holcombe Knights
Cross Country team receives the 2015 East
Lakeland Conference Sportsmanship Award
Births Ella Christie Roman Hover Jack-
son Taylor
Deaths Judy Falzerano Ronald Baker
Penny Spaeth Violet Holtman Danny ClarkLinda Thom Dennis St Aubin
Jeremiah Hattamer kindergarten gives Marine Corps Sgt Joseph Harp ahearty handshake following the Lake Holcombe School Veterans Day Program(Photos by Monique Westaby)
As one of her more unique pieces Jean Bowe dis-plays a snow globe with a nativity scene inside aspart of her collection Looking close Mary andJoseph can be seen in the background watching over baby Jesus in the manger (Photo by Ginna Young)
YEAR IN REVIEW Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 10
Mary Ann Cote Holcombe brought an unusualrusset potato with 10 growths attached into theCornell Courier Sentinel officeOct 6 Cote said her husbandClifford dug the tuber on theirfarm (Photo by Ginna Young)
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Schickʼs Bowl amp BrewTuesday Night
Ladies League StandingsDec 29 2015
Team W LLisa s Beauty Salon 9 3Cliffʼs Maple Sugars 8 4
Hellandʼs Hellions 7 5Schickʼs Bowl amp Brew 6 6Heaven Help Us 5 7 High Team Game LisaʼsBeauty Salon 624 Cliffʼs MapleSugars 570 Schickʼs Bowl ampBrew 506 High Team Series LisaʼsBeauty Salon 1720 CliffʼsMaple Sugars 1494 SchickʼsBowl amp Brew 1482 High Individual GameSarah Whittaker 187 Peg Hat-tamer 165 Mary Cowell 157 High Individual SeriesSarah Whittaker 451 RhondaKimball 434 Mary Cowell 429
ndash Bowling ndash
ndash Basketball Standings ndash
ndash Pool ndash
Courier Sentinel Page 11 Tursday Januar y 7 2016
bull Cadott bullBoys Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Osseo-Fairchild 730 pmMon Jan 11 at Cornell 545 pmThur Jan 14 at Fall Creek 730 pmBoys JV BasketballFri Jan 8 at Osseo-Fairchild 545 pm
Mon Jan 11 at Cornell 545 pmThur Jan 14 at Fall Creek 545 pmGirls Varsity Basketball
Thur Jan 7 Stanley-Boyd 730 pmMon Jan 11 at Cornell 715 pmTue Jan 12 at McDonell 730 pmGirls JV BasketballThur Jan 7 Stanley-Boyd 545 pmTue Jan 12 at McDonell 545 pmVarsity WrestlingSat Jan 9 Invitational (Alumni Day) 10 amThur Jan 14 Stan-Bd (Parent Night) 730 pm
JV WrestlingSat Jan 9 at EC North 830 amSat Jan 9 Invitational 10 amThur Jan 14 Stanley-Boyd 7 pm
bull Cornell bullBoys Varsity BasketballThur Jan 7 Bruce 715 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 1 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pmBoys JV Basketball
Thur Jan 7 Bruce 545 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 245 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pmGirls Varsity BasketballThur Jan 7 Bruce 545 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 245 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pm
bull Lake Holcombe bullBoys Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Birchwood 715 pm
Tue Jan 12 New Auburn 715 pmBoys JV Basketball
Fri Jan 8 at Birchwood 545 pmMon Jan 11 LCO 715 pmTue Jan 12 New Auburn 545 pmGirls Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Birchwood 545 pmTue Jan 12 New Auburn 545 pmGirls JV BasketballMon Jan 11 LCO 545 pm
bull Cornell-Lake Holcombe-Gilman bullVarsity Wrestling
Thur Jan 7 at Shell Lake 6 pm
Sat Jan 9 at Shell Lake 10 amThur Jan 14 at Flambeau 7 pm
Jan 7 14
bull SPORTSWEEK bull
2015-16 West CloverbeltConference Boys BasketballTeam W LMcDonell 4 0Altoona 3 1Regis 3 1Fall Creek 2 2Stanley-Boyd 2 2Cadott 1 3Osseo-Fairchild 1 3Thorp 0 4
2015-16 West CloverbeltConference Girls Basketball
Team W LRegis 5 0Fall Creek 4 1Altoona 3 2Stanley-Boyd 3 2McDonell 2 3Thorp 2 3Osseo-Fairchild 1 4Cadott 0 5
2015-16 East LakelandConference Boys BasketballTeam W LCornell 3 1Birchwood 2 1Bruce 2 1Lake Holcombe 2 1New Auburn 2 2Flambeau 1 3Winter 0 3
2015-16 East LakelandConference Girls Basketball
Team W LFlambeau 5 0Bruce 4 0Birchwood 2 2Lake Holcombe 2 2Cornell 2 3New Auburn 0 4Winter 0 4
Hornets battle at Badger ClassicBy Kayla Peche
During a two-day tournament at River Falls Dec 29-30
the Cadott Hornets Wrestling team took on 11 schools in Di-
vision 3 for a Northern Badger Wrestling Classic
With 1145 points the Hornets landed in fifth place with
freshman James Pfeiffer leading the wayAt 152 pounds Pfeiffer won three matches by fall with
two in less than 4 minutes In the third-place battle Pfeiffer
lost by a 5-3 decision to Cody Frederick of Boyceville for his
fourth-place finish
Following Pfeiffer were Tyler Gillett senior and Andrew
Gunderson sophomore who each took sixth place Gillett
received 275 points for Cadott and Gunderson earned 24 points dropping a competitor to the mat in 36 seconds during
one matchup
Eighth-place sophomore Bailey Gillett scored 18 points
during the tournament but lost the seventh-place match with
an 8-5 decision to Sam Burns from River Falls
Also scoring for the team were senior Brandon Pederson
junior Ethan Haider sophomore Josef Hite and freshman CJ
Spaeth
Cadott will return to the mat to host a Hornet wrestling
tournament Jan 9
Earning Best Effort for the Hornets freshmanMitchell Gunderson tries to peel away from his 170-pound contender Gunderson lost the match by onepoint but Cadott left their gym with a win 66-9against Eau Claire Regis (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Mud Brook Pool LeagueWeek 7
ResultsBogieʼs I 6 vs Bogieʼs II 3Arnold 1 vs Tedʼs 8 Big Min-now 4 vs Black Bear 5 Flaterʼs4 vs Roseʼs 5 Big Swedeʼs 6
vs Cookieʼs 3Standings W LTedʼs 48 15Bogieʼs I 36 27Big Swedes 33 30Bogieʼs II 32 31Cookieʼs 32 31Big Minnow 30 33Black Bear 28 35Flaterʼs 27 36Roses 25 38Arnold 24 39
Sophomore Dakota Popp sticks with his Flambeauopponent on Cornellrsquos home court Dec 17 Poppalso brought the ball up the court for the Chiefs for most of the first-half offense Cornell hung on in aclose game pulling out the win 65-63
(Photo by Ginna Young)
Carley Yeager makes a shot in the second half of agame against the Prentice Buccaneers Dec 3 TheLake Holcombe girls brought the game within 10points but couldnrsquot pull of a win ending behind 41-28 (Photo by Monique Westaby)
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OUDOORS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 12
Selina has only missed one year of her entire life of doing
a fly in and she loves heading north with family and friends
This year she won the big walleye bet for the week We
landed on a Saturday and got home on a Saturday We fished
hard laughed lots and stayed up late
July
Selina and I participated in two KAMO (Kids And Men-
tors Outdoors) camping trips
The first was on the Wisconsin River near Wisconsin
Dells and we had a blast The second was on the Petenwell
Flowage Fishing tubing bear baiting and lots of campfire
time with a lot of good people Check out KAMO at
wwwkamokidsorg
August
For several years I have taken Selina and three of her friends on a four-day outing to an island on the Flambeau
Flowage We tube swim sometimes fish and do a whole
bunch of nothing
September
Other than moose or elk hunting what wipes me out more
than anything is bear baiting then hunting This July through
mid October Selina and I (who both had tags) put thousands
of miles on my truck probably a couple hundred hours in
the woods and though we had plenty of big bear coming to
the baits it was all after dark
Acorns and way too many hunters in Zone C made it so
we went 32 hunts without seeing a bear while in a stand
October
October was our annual Mississippi River duck hunt near
Ferryville while camping on an island This trip is a classic
that my father started back in the late rsquo50s I have been
going on it for 44 years and Selina loves it
November
Deer camp
The Red Brush Gang has so much fun that no one wants
to leave This fall Selina became independent As long as
she is carrying a compass a daypack and hip boots she does
not need her dad
There is more to tell but no more space
Happy New Year
Sunset
An Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalAn Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalA Year in the Outdoors for Selina
Hello friends
So that I may stay home the week between Christmas and
New Yearrsquos I write a column about some of the highlights
of the year that is just coming to an end This yearrsquos column
for the most part is about some of the many outdoor adven-
tures I went on with my 14-year-old daughter Selina Wal-
ters
January
Selina her brothers Travis and Joey Dushek and I went
on a winter camping and ice fishing trip on the Mississippi
River near La Crosse We had planned on fishing near Fer-
ryville but there was not good ice (Discovery made upon
arrival)
I made some phone calls and we headed to La Crosse
where for the next two days we had great success on 27-34inch northern pike
February
Selina Gary Howe and I are entered in Prairie du Chienrsquos
annual fisheree which attracts a lot of fishermen and
women We stayed with the Howes had a blast and Selina
took first and second place in the kids northern pike division
with a couple of beautiful gators
This is not meant to be an insult but as big as this fisheree
is it would be wise for the folks in charge to boost the prizes
for our future fishermen Winning a fisheree when you are
14 is a really big deal for a kid
April
Selina just told me that her favorite sport is turkey hunt-
ing Each spring I take her to a new spot for Wisconsinrsquos
Youth Turkey Hunt
This year we were invited by my friend Rod Bensley to
hunt at his pheasant preserve near Beaver Dam Rod worked
it out so Selina could hunt on a neighborrsquos property as welland literally on the last minute of our two-day hunt Selina
harvested a beautiful gobbler
May
Selina and I hunted turkey on our food plot and as I men-
tioned she loves this sport The beauty about going from
the early April hunt to May is that spring is in full strut
comfortable naps can be taken in the blind and life is good
Selina whacked her second gobbler of the year one of the
biggest turkeys I have been part of harvesting
Later in May we headed to Marsh Miller Lake and stayed
at Birch Point Resort near Bloomer Each spring Selina
brings a friend and our good friend Paul Maire puts us up
in one of his cabins and we catch bluegills For Selina this
is another canrsquot miss trip
June
In a yearrsquos time I go on about 40 trips The two best are
Canada to Shultz Lake (Chimo Lodge and Outposts) anddeer camp
By Mark Walters
FLATERʼS RESORT
Joe amp Dawn Flater Ownerswwwflatersresortcom
270 N Cty E Holcombe Wis
(715) 595-4771
Where the Chippewa amp
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Holcombe Wis
(715) 595-4424TF400049
A Snapshow ndash Not All
Skunks Are Bad
Early afternoon turned into
early evening and the couch was much cozier than sitting
in the cold But my mind wandered as I thought about all
the bucks that would walk past my stand in the swamp if
I wasnrsquot there
ldquoScott do you want to sit with merdquo I asked my hus-
band ldquoItrsquoll be lots of funrdquo
He rolled his eyes but said he would I think later he re-
gretted his decision
We made our way to the stand and by 342 pm we were
set ready to get the big guy I updated my Snapchat ldquoview-
ersrdquo of my new surroundings then checked on the status
of the game The Packers had the game tiedScott and I discussed how cool it would be if there was
a universal button that could be pushed which would suck
all the trees into the ground so you could see if anything
was hiding OK maybe not discussed but rather I men-
tioned it to him and he looked at me like I was crazy and
turned the other direction
A few minutes later I tapped him on the shoulder and
said it would make drives a lot easier and save time He
laughed agreed and continued with his careful watching
of the woods while I kept my eyes on the swamp
Another few minutes later I whispered ldquoWhat if
Sasquatch comes out of that thick stuff over thererdquo That
warranted an eye roll and more silence
My stomach growled and I reached in my pocket for
sustenance ndash a small plastic wrapper of Sprees I carefully
and what I thought was quietly unwrapped them Scott
looked at me like I was setting off a package of fireworks
and shook his head
Finally I got them unwrapped and clunk one fell to the
floor of the stand Then clunk tink tink three more fell
About 45 minutes more of these scenarios and Scott was
more than happy to call it quits exactly at season close ndash
449 pm
ldquoNo wonder you donrsquot see anythingrdquo he said as we
rounded everything up ldquoYou make more noise thanhelliprdquo
ldquohellipHey Irsquod like to remind you that I have seen some of
the biggest deer ever while huntingrdquo I interrupted him
He laughed at my candor reminding me that none of
them were hanging on our wall He was right but I didnrsquot
want to admit it
It was officially the end of opening weekend of gun deer
season and I had been skunked But that last night was my
favorite and although Scott may never go with me again
I have all the Snapchat memories to look back on
And the Packers won
Itrsquos a
irlrsquos
unting Life
B y M o n i q u e W e s t a b y
ndash DNR Outdoor Report ndashWith up to 10 inches across much of the state state park
and forest properties have groomed cross-country ski trails
Brunet Island State Park tracks are full depth but typical of
early season grooming there is debris and exposed turfsoil
scattered throughout Visitors should consider using rock skis
and proceed with caution
About a half dozen counties in far northern Wisconsin have
open or partially open snowmobile trailsMany northern lakes have refrozen but with new snowfall
ice conditions remain highly variable Anglers report up to 5
inches of ice in spots and those venturing out have found fish
Bear cubs will be born in their dens this month Most bull
elks have separated from the cowcalf groups and have re-
formed their bachelor groups
There is a good population of weasels this year with an
abundance of tracks
Great horned owls have begun hooting and claiming terri-
tories Bird feeders are loaded with song and common birds
including a mix of woodpeckers and winter birds Chick-
adees nuthatches gold finches cardinals blue jays and jun-
cos are busy grabbing a seed Red-headed pileated downy
hairy and red-bellied woodpeckers are also common visitors
In a late seasonbow hunt RockyWinchel 19 Shel-don shot this 17-point 17 78-inchspread buck with a
Mathews com-pound bow Dec30 The deer washarvested acrossthe road fromthe Winchel familyfarm around 420pm 18 yards fromthe tree stand fol-lowing a doe andtwo yearlings Thebuck had beenspotted on a trail
camera Oct 21 and didnrsquot appear again until Dec4 This is Winchelrsquos first buck with a bow
(Submitted Photo)
unter of
the Week
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CHIROPRACTIC CARE
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Shane Mathison DC
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NORTHLAND
EXCAVATING LLCAll Types of Excavation
Farm Work amp Land Clearing
D-4-6-8 Dozers Available
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TF503023
CONSTRUCTION
Competitive prices quality material
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John S Olynick Inc60 years in business
For Concrete gravel Top soil
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construction needs
Call (800) 292-0748TF400035
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Phone 715-289-4292We carry name brands ofCarpet - Vinyl - Ceramic
Laminate Flooring
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Free Estimates TF503024
FUEL
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723-2828 or1 (800) 828-9395
FUEL OIL LPFull Service
T F 4 0 0 0 3 6
FURNACE REPAIR
(715) 452-5206Cell
(715) 559-6264
HeatingAir Conditioning
Service Installation
STENDERrsquoS
FURNACE
REPAIR
TF400037
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Romigrsquos IncGilman WI
Furnace Service
amp Installation
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715-447-8285 T F 4 0 0 0 3 8
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L ANDSCAPE SUPPLY
OLYNICK T RANSIT
bull Truck and Trailer Repair Services
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715-595-4892
Knowledge amp reliability yoursquove cometo expect for over 32 years
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SCHOOL NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page13
FRESH
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5 1 - 1 5 7 0 6 4
Four Cornell teachershave earned theirMasters of Science de-grees in Education inthe area of ReadingSpecialists from UW-River Falls Those earn-ing their degree left toright on either sideof Cornell superinten-dent Dr Paul M Schleyare Ashley Rosentra-ter (fifth grade) EricaDeitelhoff (sixthseventhgrade) Chelsey Stein-metz (fourth grade) andErica Ruf (kindergarten)
(Submitted Photo)
Cornell graduate furthers career Brandan Licht a 2011 Cornell High
School graduate has graduated from the
Electromechanical Technology program at
Chippewa Valley Technical College
(CVTC) and already has a job lined up
working at Global Finishing Solutions in
Osseo
Electromechanical Technology students
learn how to design program and maintainautomated equipment used in modern man-
ufacturing plants CVTC program students
are typically recruited by companies after
completing just one year of the two-year pro-
gram and that was the case with Licht
ldquoI had two semesters done and I was al-
ready working for Global Finishing Solu-
tions as a part-time internrdquo Licht said of the
business where he will do electrical design
work ldquoThey offered a tuition reimburse-
ment which was really nicerdquo
Licht initially studied in an information
technology program at CVTC and worked at
EDI in Chippewa Falls then decided on achange in programs
ldquoIrsquove really been into electronics and
Electromechanical Technology fit that billrdquo
Licht said ldquoI really like it You can imple-
ment what you learn every dayrdquo
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ndash Public Notices ndash
SCHOOL NEWS 983085 PUBLIC NOICES Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage14
NOTICE OF HEARING OF THE VILLAGE
BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF CADOTT
WISCONSIN TO CONSIDER AND TO ACT
UPON THE AMENDMENT OF THE ZONING
ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGEOF CADOTT WISCONSIN
WHEREAS an application has been made to the
village clerk of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin to
change certain zoning district classifications and
zoning district boundaries contained therein
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the village
board of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin will meet
at the office of the village clerk in the municipal
building in the Village of Cadott Chippewa County
Wisconsin on the 18th day of January 2016 at
635 pm to consider the amendment of the zon-
ing ordinance of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin
as follows
TO CHANGE FROM A-1 AGRICULTURAL TO
R-1 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
SEC 06 TWP 28N R06 W
S12 NE Lot 2 of Cert Sur Map 2287 in V10
P112
DOC 642348
Parcel number 22806-0613-72287002
Owners Dennis amp Diane Falkenberg
Any person interested in the matter and desiring
testimony or other evidence will be heard at the
time and place specified above
Dated Dec 22 2015
VILLAGE BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF
CADOTT CHIPPEWA COUNTY
WISCONSIN
BY Anson Albarado president ATTEST Sandra Buetow clerk
NOTICEVillage of Cadott
52-1570952 bull wnaxlp
In the past month Nancy Weissrsquo second-grade class has had an inquiry unit about Native Americans andcolonists Nick Kotek library media specialist showed students how to use a database to answer ques-tions centered around the question How did the Native Americans and colonists live during colonialtimes Students made a video of themselves using an Aurasma app which parents could see by usingan iPad Parents were invited to watch the inquiry project video and play Native American games withtheir children In math students learned the deep meaning of the equal sign (the value of equations is
the same) They have worked on many ways to solve number equations when the missing number is indifferent spots and have five ways to solve addition and subtraction problems to find the correct answerThe students are wearing their school spirit shirts courtesy of PACE
Cadott Elementary Class of the WeekNancy Weissrsquo
Second Grade
Volunteer Donna Hoelwraps gifts during theHoliday Shoppe at Cor-nell Elementary Itemswere donated for stu-dents to pick out giftsfor their families LakeHolcombe School Dis-trict made $349 for their
after school programand coordinator AndreaSmith said Cornellshould do the same(Photo by Kayla Peche)
Cornell third grader Alyssa Bowe checks out a dollfor one of her possible presents for a family mem-ber this Christmas as volunteer Harley Thompsontries to make the sale Bowe and other elementarystudents shopped around during the Dec 17 Cor-
nell Holiday Shoppe but after school coordinator Andrea Smith says volunteers are just as excitedas the kids for this event (Photo by Kayla Peche)
CornellHolidayShoppe
Area students receive scholarshipsWisconsin Indianhead
Technical College (WITC)
December scholarship
donorrecipient receptionswere held at the four WITC
campuses where nearly
$110000 in scholarships
were awarded This repre-
sents a 10 percent increase
in the amount awarded and
15 percent more students re-
ceiving scholarships com-
pared to fall 2014
ldquoThe WITC Foundation is
fortunate to be supported by
generous donors who want
to help our students achieve
their academic goalsrdquo said
Craig Fowler executive di-
rector of the WITC Founda-
tion and WITC-Rice Lakecampus administrator ldquoArea
businesses services and
civic clubs WITC faculty
and staff and other individ-
uals have made it possible
for the foundation to award
252 scholarships this fallrdquoBrooke Elliott Cornell
received two scholarshops
the Arrowhead Family Den-
tal Scholarship and the
Mary W Johnson Scholar-
ship
From Jim Falls Ashley
Howell was awarded the
James Quinn MemorialScholarship and from Shel-
don Rebecca Lund was
given the VINE (Rice Lake)
Scholarship for Early Child-
hood Education
Lake Holcombe School students can earn books for themselves and the school library thanks to the North-ern White Sand Plant in New Auburn Each month the school staff chooses a student from each grade levelwho has demonstrated being respectful responsible and safe The plant then provides a book for each stu-dent to keep for themselves and a hard copy is donated to the library in honor of that student Book winnersfor November from preKto 12th grade are Oscar Naiberg Kiley PaffBrooklyn Anders OliviaRepka Robert LuethiQuinn Porter ShaniaSchroeder Megan LuethiKaden Crank KyraWright Ryanna OlmstedKaitlin Pastorius DevinLebal and Chase Fronk
(Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School third and fourth-grade studentscelebrate the last day before Christmas vacation byexchanging gifts with each other in the classroomthrough secret Santa (Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School
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KEVINrsquoS REFRIGERATION SER-
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Gregory A Mihm DDS
David J Irwin DDS
Christopher D Goettl DDS
Accepting New Patients
The monthly meeting will be held Monday Jan
11 2016 at the town hall (20470 State Hwy 64) at
7 pm
Agenda
Minutes
Financial report
Discussion and possible action on the following
Employee handbook
Town hall sign upgrade
Payment of bills
Public input
NOTICE
Town of Cleveland
Monthly Meeting
1-157293 bull wnaxlp
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Goetz board
of supervisors will hold its monthly meeting Monday
Jan 11 2016 at 730 pm at the Goetz Town Hall
Agenda
1) Roll Call
2) Minutes
3) Treasurerrsquos Report
4) Roads
5) AG Enterprise Area
5) Payment of bills
6) Adjourn
Tamee FoldyTown of Goetz clerk
NOTICE
Town of Goetz
Regular Board Meeting
1-157309 bull wnaxlp
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Birch
Creek will hold a regular monthly meeting Tuesday
Jan 12 2016 at 7 pm at the Birch Creek Town
Hall at 26755 240th St
Agenda
1Call meeting to order
2Roll call
3Approve minutes
4Treasurerrsquos report
5Public comment
6Discussion and action items
A Committee Reports
B Correspondence
C Payment of bills
7Set next meeting
8 Adjourn
Robin Stender
clerk
NOTICE
Town of Birch Creek
Monthly Meeting
1-157311 bull wnaxlp
PUBLIC NOTICE
TA JamesDue to a change in ownership of the prop-
erty at 418 N Main Street Cadott WI
Please call 715-828-3100 by Feb 15 2016
Failure to respond to this notice could re-
sult in storage andor disposal of personal
property52-1571922
Courier Sentinel
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Submitted by Jackie McDaniel
Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club President
The Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club (LHWC) completes
many community projects throughout the year Several of
those projects are done every December
Each year the club receives several names of children
from the Lake Holcombe School who are in need of some
Christmas cheer delivered to them Dec 10 was the day Ra-
mona Scharf Jackie Fredricksen Nancy Glenzer and Mary
Froehlich members of the LHWC did their shopping for
several youngsters in Holcombe
ldquoWe have been doing this for a few years and it feels better
every yearrdquo said Scharf ldquoFor several years we have re-
ceived an added donated gift card from the Chippewa Falls
Walmart to help with the costrdquo
After wrapping the gifts they are given to the Lake Hol-
combe School for delivery just in time for Christmas
On Dec 17 the LHWC Cheer Bag committee gathered at
Jackie McDanielrsquos house to assemble cheer bags for 35 peo-
ple in the Holcombe community
ldquoThe womenrsquos club has been delivering cheer bags for
about 20 yearsrdquo said Judy Taylor member
Gordyrsquos County Market in Cornell donated fruit and
candy and quick breads were baked by LHWC members for
the cheer bags After the added tissue paper a Christmas
card and a candy cane were tied with ribbon to give them a
ldquofestive lookrdquo
ldquoThe few hours we spend getting the cheer bags ready is
all worthwhile when we see the smile on peoples faces when
we drop off their special giftrdquo said Taylor
The Childrenrsquos Christmas and Cheer Bag projects along
with the Lake Holcombe School Scholarships are supported
by bake sales the LHWC holds throughout the year Mem-
bers say the LHWC will continue these projects with support
from the Holcombe community and the Holcombe Lions
Club
AREA NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage16
After a Dec 28 winter storm Amanda Olichwier andher daughter Macie Cornell built a tunnel andplayed in the snow outside the Courier Sentinel of-fice Amanda said they were going to build a snow-man but the snow wouldnrsquot pack good enoughLater a friendly plowman gave Macie a bigger hillto go sledding (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Womenrsquos club continues annual holiday projects
Left to right Jackie McDaniel Judy Taylor BarbaraRyser (Jackiersquos sister) Mary Froehlich Yvonne Ca-hoon and Norma Arts with Tom Taylor (Judyrsquos son)in the back stand in front of the cheer bags theLake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club compiled for fami-lies in the Holcombe community
(Submitted Photo)
To the right The Cadott sixth-grade black and goldchoir performed three songs during a Dec 22 win-ter concert including Send Down the Rain whichEmily Malecki (middle row far left) said was their favorite song to sing Other sixth graders picturedleft to right in front are Sam Scheidler Ethan Duck
and Ella Zais Right from Malecki are Hailee Glennand Jaime Rodriguez In back are Teanna Miles andShane Pilgrim (Photo by Kayla Peche)
To a packed Cadott elementary gym Dec 22 fifthgrader Angel Hladilek and her classmates in bandperformed Beethovenrsquos Ninth and Lets Go Band apep band song students put a Christmas twist on
Other performances during the evening includedfifth and sixth-grade black and gold choir and the
Cadott Winter Concert
Hats scarves and mittens adorn a Spirit of Christmas tree at the Cadott Courier Sentinel
office Through the Spirit of Christmas pro-gram parents in the Chippewa Valley can fillout an application for their children After re-ceiving donations from individuals and organ-izations at collection locations warm weather attire is picked up by volunteers and distrib-uted to children in need
(Photo by Heather Dekan)
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Continued from front
Vehicle Sales Law
Continued from front
Taxpayer appreciation
OP983085ED 983085 AREA NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page 3
If the vehicle sold is not listed the seller must look up the
vehicle via the vehicle identification number (VIN) This is
required
After selecting from the choices provided or finding the
vehicle via VIN the seller then inputs the buyerrsquos first and
last name (not required) date of sale and sale price Once this
is completed the seller submits the information and is given
a receipt
Warren says the change is only for private sellers and does
not include businesses or dealerships Penalties for not abid-
ing by the change can result in up to $200 in fines but the
exact charge is determined by local law enforcement
ldquoWhat I suspect is that type of enforcement is not the point
of this law at allrdquo says Warren ldquoRather it is to protect the
seller and provide some information so law enforcement hasrecourse with the individual whorsquos out there operating a ve-
hicle they havenrsquot retitled and registeredrdquo
Earl ldquoDocrdquo Boettcher a chiropractor in Cornell for 46 years celebrated his retirement Dec 28 withfriends and former clients like Rick Yeager who hasbeen going to Doc for 34 years and Scott Winchellwho remembered Doc starting when he was in highschool Guests were offered coffee and cake whilesharing memories of his time at work
(Photo by Kayla Peche)
thought cake would be a great dessert for the chili and would
look into adding chili to the menu
ldquoFriday night against Holcombe ndash there will be a lot of peo-
plerdquo said Schley ldquoWersquoll make sure to have a bunch of cakes
lined uprdquo
Also at the meeting the board approved an addition to theVacancies Policy
The policy states that after a board member position be-
comes vacant the board will appoint a new member to fill
the position The addition says if there is a split vote which
results in no one receiving a majority vote to be appointed
within 60 days of the vacancy the board president shall ap-
point someone to the vacancy
Crystal Smith Cornell senior said she was happyto donate during a Jan 4 Cornell Community BloodDrive With two hours left the drive had already ac-cumulated 26 of the 29-pint goal Sue Jensen blooddrive organizer said she expected their goal to bemet with the ldquosteadyrdquo stream of people as well astheir busy times at lunch and after work Jensensays the donations are appreciated and residentscan expect another drive in June
(Photo by Kayla Peche)
In the Cadott Village Board story in the Dec 31 (Vol 3 No
53) issue of the Courier Sentinel the signs being replaced by
the village and the Cadott Lions Club should have been iden-
tified as the halfway between the equator and the north pole
signs at Riverview Park
We apologize for the error
ndash Corrections ndash
Watch for flashing lights on roadwaysFrom the WisDOT
Flashing lights on emergency vehicles are designed to get
your attention while driving and prompt decisive actions
By reacting calmly and correctly in emergency situations
you can help prevent serious problems
When you see warning lights flashing on a law enforce-
ment vehicle ambulance fire truck tow truck highwaymaintenance vehicle or utility vehicle stopped on the side
of a road you are required to move over or at least slow
down
ldquoUnder the statersquos Move Over Law if you can safely
switch lanes on interstate highways and other divided roads
with multiple directional lanes you must vacate the lane
closest to the stopped law enforcement or other emergency
vehiclerdquo says Wisconsin State Patrol captain Gerald Voight
ldquoIf the road has a single directional lane or you canrsquot safely
move over because of traffic you must reduce your speed
until safely past the vehiclerdquo
A citation for a Move Over Law violation costs $26350
with three demerit points
added to your driverrsquos li-
cense
ldquoOur officers and others
working on the sides of highways are in danger of
being hit while inside or
outside their vehicles by
out-of-control or speeding
vehicles that did not move
overrdquo Voight says ldquoBy
obeying the Move Over
Law drivers can protect
themselves their passen-
gers our officers and others
who work on highways from serious injuries and deathsrdquo
Drivers may also encounter emergency vehicles such as
law enforcement squad cars ambulances and fire trucks ap-
proaching with their warning lights and s irens activated
According to state law drivers must yield the right of way
and drive immediately ldquoto a position as near as possible and
parallel to the right curb or the right-hand edge of the shoul-der of the roadway clear of any intersectionrdquo
Unless directed otherwise by a law enforcement officer
the driver of the vehicle shall stop and remain stopped until
the authorized emergency vehicle has passed A violation
of the law costs $32650 with four points added to the dri-
verrsquos license
ldquoWhile making traffic stops on divided highways our of-
ficers see many motorists move to the left and stop on the
median shoulder instead of pulling over on the right shoul-
derrdquo Captain Voight says ldquoStopping on the median shoul-
der instead of the shoulder on the right is dangerous for both
the motorist and the officerrdquo
From the WisDOT
Wisconsin ended 2015 with 556 traffic fatalities which
was 62 more than 2014 and six more than the five-year av-
erage according to preliminary statistics from the WisDOT
Wisconsin is one of approximately 35 states that experienced
an increase in fatalities in 2015
ldquoTraffic deaths in 2015 increased by about 13 percent
compared with 2014rdquo said WisDOT secretary Mark Got-
tlieb ldquoHowever it is important to note that the 494 trafficdeaths in 2014 were the lowest annual total in 71 yearsrdquo
David Pabst director of the WisDOT Bureau of Trans-
portation Safety says warm spring weather substantia l
drops in gas prices and an improving economy in 2015 likely
contributed to an increase in the number of vehicles on the
road and the miles they traveled An increase in vehicle
miles traveled (VMT) can also increase the risks for crashes
ldquoThe 2015 VMT will not be available for several more
monthsrdquo Pabst said ldquoHowever VMT went up in 2014 and
there are indications that it may have increased again in
2015 We also donrsquot have enough data yet to tell if increasing
the speed limit to 70 mph on some interstate highways and
freeways had any effect on the number and severity of
crashes We do know that interstates and freeways continue
to be much safer than other highwaysrdquo
According to Pabst some months in 2015 were among the
safest since the end of World War II in terms of trafficdeaths but a few deadly months contributed greatly to the
increase
ldquoSomewhat surprisingly we had fewer fatalities in June
July and August of 2015 than we had in the same months in
2014rdquo said Pabst ldquoThe summer months typically have
higher traffic fatalitiesrdquo
The 50 fatalities in April were double the number in April
2014 and the 68 fatalities in September were 21 more than
September 2014 Those two months accounted for about 74
percent of the overall increase in fatalities in 2015
ldquoApril was warm and dry in many areas of the state and
September was one of the warmest on recordrdquo said Pabst
ldquoWhen the weather is nice there are more vehicles motor-
cycles bicyclists and pedestrians on the roadrdquoDeaths from traffic crashes were up in most categories in
2015 with significant increases in pedestrian and bike fatal-
ities
To prevent deaths and injuries in the upcoming year Wis-
DOT along with its traffic safety partners will intensify
many safety initiatives
bull To combat drunken driving 23 impaired driving task
forces have been created throughout the state
bull In addition eight law enforcement task forces have been
created to prevent distracted driving and four task forces
have been formed to improve pedestrian safety
bull High-visibility enforcement and education efforts like
the Click It or Ticket campaign have increased safety belt
use to approximately 86 percent
bull To prevent speed-related crashes on major highways the
State Patrol Air Support Unit flew 68 traffic enforcement
missions last year Approximately 1400 speeding citationswere issued during aerial enforcement missions
ldquoWe will focus our traffic safety education and enforce-
ment efforts on improving the behavior and decision-making
of drivers and others who travel on streets local roads and
highwaysrdquo Pabst said ldquoIn addition engineering advance-
ments will continue to make the vehicles we drive and the
roads we drive on much safer for all usersrdquo
Traffic deaths saw an increase in 2015
Father Felix talks about the week of love in thefourth week of Advent at St Joseph School inBoyd Students formed into groups and wroteabout how love has impacted their life personallyas a student and as a community The students alsomade a stole for Father Felix which he will wear during Mass throughout the year The inscription
on the inside panel of the stole reads Hands towork Hearts to God (Submitted Photo)
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10 Years Ago
2005
Sponsored by the Pass It
On program area youth are
treated to a day of ice fishing
at Cornell Brunet Island
State Park While not every
child caught a fish volun-
teers Al Thomas Ed Thon
and Rick Goltz made sure
the best effort was given
Lindsay Wojciuch Travis
Anderson and Spencer
Harmison are recognized by
the Caught Doing Good pro-
gram at the Cornell Elemen-
tary School
20 Years Ago
1995
Although the judges said it
was a tough decision the
home of Ron and Lisa Siver-
ling is chosen as the winner
of the Holcombe holiday
lighting contest
Eric Newman Gilman is
arrested in New Mexico after
he robs the Dairyland State
Bank in Sheldon The 20-
year-old held up the bank at
gunpoint while a 14-year-
old runaway girl from Ala-
bama kept the car running
outside Newman was cap-
tured after his father said he
was heading back to his Fort
Hood Army posting from
which he was AWOL
30 Years Ago
1985
Ice on Lake Holcombe
will be unstable and haz-
ardous throughout the winter
and fishermen and snowmo-
bilers should be cautious To
maintain oxygen levels for
fish in backwater bays the
Northern States Power Com-
pany will fluctuate the
flowage level weekly caus-
ing ice thickness to become
unpredictable
Wisconsin becomes the
ninth state to recognize mar-
riage as an equal partnership
after Senate Bill 150 and As-
sembly Bill 200 are signed
reforming the laws on mar-
riage property Unless the
woman brought income to
the household with the pre-
vious laws it was deemed
she did not contribute to the
family and had no claim to
property
40 Years Ago
1975
An opossum is found in a
chicken coop at Derward Ar-
nesonrsquos property in Cornell
According to the DNR itrsquos
unusual for the animal to
venture this far north
With the rising price of in-
flation The Cornell Courier
and Cadott Sentinel are
forced to raise their prices to
continue publication and pay
for supplies and postage
Weekly papers increase by a
nickel making them 20
cents while yearly subscrip-
tions rise to $650
50 Years Ago
1965
The Cornell Betterment
Association sponsors Boo-
ster Days designed to pro-
mote business and fun in the
city Those who register
could have their names
drawn on Tuesday after-
noons A bank official draws
a name as the fire whistle
blows signaling merchants
to open envelopes with a
contestantrsquos name in them If
that person is in the business
at the time the merchant
calls the bank to inform them
they have a winner
60 Years Ago
1955
The Chippewa Valley
Courier is given a commen-
dation for exceptional and
meritorious conduct of out-
standing service for the Dis-
abled American Veterans
Because the paper publicized
a Thanksgiving Day Seal
Drive the organization could
give more than 1600 Christ-
mas gifts to veterans
100 Years Ago
The Brunet Falls Lodge
180 Knights of Pythias in
Cornell hold meetings every
Monday at Thomas Hall and
encourage new members
ndash Sentinel Look Back ndash ndash Couriers of the Past ndash
ndash Neighboring News ndash
10 Years Ago
2006
The Cadott boys basket-
ball team wins their first
West Cloverbelt Conference
game of the season 86-80
over Fall Creek
Jeremiah Burish wins by
major decision 16-0 over
Mondovirsquos Dillon Marten at
the Northern Badger
Wrestling Classic in River
Falls
A state legislative hearing
to air peoplersquos problems with
the state DNR will be held at
Rickrsquos Halfway Hall
20 Years Ago
1996
Cadott wrestlers place
second in Division 2 at the
two-day Northern Badger
Wrestling Classic at UW-
Stout Josh Spaeth wins a
4-3 match over Jason Holt
Prescott with a late take-
down to take third in the
tournament
Tracy Buchanan and Todd
Pozarski graduate from the
University of Wisconsin -
Eau Claire with degrees in
physical education
The AAAL Branch
1440 holds a benefit card
party at the Cadott High
School Commons
30 Years Ago
1986
Up for election this year
are three Cadott School
Board trustee seats ndash Ken
Luebstorf John Klay and
Charles Sedivy
The Cadott Lions Club
schedules their annual ice
fishing contest A three-
wheeler is set as the grand
prize
John Rothrsquos Sugar Bush in
Cadott is the site of a Maple
Syrup Institute
Cadott High School will
host the 1986 Cloverbelt
Conference Music Festival
40 Years Ago
1976
The WisDNR orders the
closure of the Cadott landfill
because the soil in the area is
unfit for a landfill site
The Boyd Farmers Union
Cooperative purchases the
Cadott Soil Services Center
A 292 Yamaha snowmo-
bile will be the first grand
prize in the annual Boyd-
Cadott Lions Ice Fishing
Contest on Pike Lake
Jim Bruhn 138 pounds
wins two matches and loses
one in a triple dual meet with
Bruce Nekoosa and Park
Falls
50 Years Ago
1966
A family from Cadott
sponsors a 10-year-old boy
from Colombia by sending
him a check each month to
help with expenses and ne-
cessities
Tom Miller proprietor of
Millerrsquos Super Valu is
elected president of the
Cadott Chamber of Com-
merce for the coming year to
succeed Don Sperber
Peter Dugal is appointed
as a citizen member to the
Wisconsin State Highway
Commission Advisory
Board
60 Years Ago
1956
In a score-packed over-
time period the Cadott Hor-
nets Boys Basketball team
turns in a thrilling victory
over the Stanley-Boyd Ori-
oles 67-61
Greeting Cadott students
after the holiday break is
Jess Doers new office clerk
and receptionist for the
Cadott School District
The Federal Reserve Bank
of Minneapolis reports that
the Cadott Bank debits are
21 percent higher this year
than compared to last year
PAS amp PRESEN Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 4
Augusta
Area Times
With no qualified replace-
ment stepping forward Live
Wire Youth Center in Au-
gusta closes their doors
In the height of last
minute holiday shopping
the team at Scheels presents
Beaver Creek Reserve with
a $200000 check for the re-
model of the Discovery
Room at Wise Nature Cen-
ter
Bloomer
Advance
Bloomer High School stu-dent Alex Stebane returns
from California where she
was one of the contestants in
the $100000 episode of
Americarsquos Funniest Home
Videos
The Bloomer School
Board approves a $35 mil-
lion referendum for the ex-
pansion of the Bloomer
Middle School The primary
additions would be six new
classrooms
The Bloomer Blackhawks
Girls Basketball team wins
64-27 over Boyceville
The New Auburn Fire De-
partment moves into their
new fire hall and plans an
open house for Jan 10 with
free chili
Colfax
Messenger
Gunnar Zurek is sen-
tenced to six and a half years
in prison and 10 12 years of
supervision after the car he
was driving crashed and
killed his girlfriend and in-
jured another man
Following a public hear-
ing the Elk Mound Village
Board approves a general
fund budget for 2016 of
$681844 and a water and
sewer budget of $295893 Colfax resident Gust Fehr
member of the Howard-
Campbell-Ganske Post 179
American Legion in Chetek
is honored as their Legion-
naire of the Year
The Colfax High School
gets a $19000 grant for a
distance learning lab that
will allow students and staff
to tie into colleges universi-
ties and technical schools
and take classes online
Ladysmith
News
The Ladysmith Lions
Club grows by 10 percent
with the induction of seven
new members ndash Blake Doud
Steve Monday Mike
Toycen Jim Moss Deb
Moss Jim Renneke and
Cindy Krings
Rusk County clerk Denise
Wetzel is recognized as a
Top Female Executive by
the International Womenrsquos
Leadership Association
Ladysmith Lion Ron
Moore is recognized for
years of service to the local
club as membership chair-
man
Stanley
Republican
The Red Cross collects 50units of blood from the Stan-
ley-Boyd community miss-
ing the goal of collecting 64
Dan Gilles wins the $500
Stanley Lions Club raffle
Ketty Clow wins the $175
raffle
Stanley mayor Mike
Henke seeks a third term in
office and all incumbents
have taken out papers for re-
election Those common
council members are Jesse
Frey in the first ward
Howard Duckeet in the sec-
ond ward Lance Johnson in
the third ward and Norm
Christianson in the fourth-
seventh wards
This fancy horse-drawn buggy with its red velvet up-
holstery was considered the Cadillac of buggies It was
used by Charles Grassle Cadott as he traveled around the
Cadott area buying cattle to ship to Chicago and Milwau-
kee
The buggy was manufactured by the Northwestern
Manufacturing Company Fort Atkinson around 1915
In late 1914 the Cadott Sentinel published a story about
the Grassle Brothers (Albert and Charles) James Doherty
Frank Price Kass Hardy and Will Clark shipping 15 train
carloads of livestock that week
In October 1915 the Cadott Sentinel reported the Grassle Brothers were the
heaviest shippers that week with a total of six cars
An Aug 5 1921 article in the Superior Telegram described Cadott as the leading
livestock center of the Chippewa Valley
Children loved to see Charles come to their farm as he always had candy to give
them He was also
prominent in the com-
munity and served as
president of the Citi-
zens State Bank from
1905 until his death
Charles was found
dead in his bed Oct
23 1925 by a worker
on his farm who no-
ticed his horse was still
in its usual place
(Courtesy of
the Cadott Area
Historical Society)
Cadott bull Cornell bull Lake Holcombe areas
Tales of our Beginnings
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LIFESYLE Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page 5
SHOW TIMESFriday Jan 8 through
Sunday Jan 10
730 pm
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Smileyrsquos Kitchen
Betty worked for the Cadott Sentinel in the 1960sbeginning as a columnist for the Town of Lafayette News
and then as news editorfor several years under WaltBrovald She published manyof her interviews with localresidents from her column
called ldquoLetrsquos Get Acquaintedrdquoin a book by the same name
Betty Gumbert of Altoonawill turn 90 on Jan 8 2016
1-157238
Cadott Elderly Program
Jan 11-15
Mon Egg salad sandwich
vegetable soup fruit
Tues Roast beef dinner
mashed potatoes vegetables
pudding
Wed Chicken drummies
tater tots beans lettuce salad
apple crisp
Thurs Spaghetti garlic
bread applesauce
Fri Fish fry cottage cheese
french fries ice cream
All meals served with bread
and milk For reservationscan-
cellations call 715-579-2893
by noon the previous daySenior dining served from
1130 am-1230 pm at
Kathyrsquos Diner Cadott If school
is cancelled because of
weather meals will not be
served
Cornell Elderly Program
Jan 11-15
Mon - Fri Not provided
For reservationscancella-
tions call 715-579-2910 by
noon the previous day Senior
dining served at 1130 am at
Our Saviorrsquos Lutheran Church
Cornell If school is cancelled
because of weather meals will
not be served
Cadott School
Jan 11-15 ndash Breakfast
Mon Breakfast pizza ani-
mal crackers applesauce cup
Tues Mini strawberry bagel
yogurt blueberries
Wed Pancake on a stick
with syrup fruit bread with jelly
Thurs Colby cheese
omelet fruit bread with jelly
Fri Sunrise flatbread or
breakfast burrito banana
bread fruitLunch
Mon Chicken in gravy
mashed potatoes steamed
carrots cranberries banana
bread with butter blend
Tues Hornet nachos with
meat and cheese sauce re-
fried beans chips salad bar
applesauce sliced oranges
HS bread with peanut butter
Wed Grilled cheese sand-
wich tomato soup with crack-
ers fresh vegetables fruit
cocktail apple
Thurs Chicken strips
sweet potatoes salad bar
tropical fruit melon HS bread
with peanut butter
Fri Hot dog on a bun tater
tots mixed vegetables orange
juice fruit
Cornell School
Jan 11-15 ndash Breakfast
Mon Bacon egg and
cheese breakfast pizza
Tues Pancakes warm cin-
namon apples
Wed Pancakes warm cin-
namon apples
Thurs Fresh baked corn-bread hot ham
Fri Cinnamon roll string
cheese
Lunch
Mon Cheeseburger on a
bun french fries baked beans
Tues Soft shell taco with all
the fixings
Wed Garlic chicken over
rice mixed vegetables fortune
cookie
Thurs Fish potato smiles
Fri Homemade chili sand-
wich crackers fruit
Lake Holcombe School
Jan 11-15 ndash Breakfast
Mon Muffin cheese stick
pineapple
Tues Waffle yogurt cup
fruit choice
Wed Cinnamon roll cot-
tage cheese grape juice
Thurs Breakfast pizza
pears
Fri Egg sandwich tri taters
apple juice
Lunch
Mon Chicken and gravy
biscuits glazed carrots fruit
choiceTues Taco Tuesday featur-
ing hard shell tacos assorted
vegetables apple slices
Wed Chicken on a bun
butter parsley potatoes green
beans pineapple
Thurs Tomato soup with
crackers grilled cheese sand-
wich fresh vegetables with
dip chilled pineapple
Fri Scalloped potatoes with
ham broccoli fruit choice
ndash Lunch Menus ndash
Chippewa Falls Public
Library Book and BakeSale ndash Thursday Jan 14 10am-7 pm Friday Jan 1510 am-3 pm For moremore information call 715-723-3210
Cadott Movie Night ndash Friday Jan 15 530 pmCadott Elementary School
Cadott Village BoardMeeting ndash Monday Jan 18630 pm Cadott VillageHall
Lake Holcombe School-Board Meeting ndash MondayJan 18 7 pm Lake Hol-combe Elementary IMC
Stress Coping Session
Finding Joy ndash Tuesday Jan
19 10-11 am 7-8 pmChippewa Valley YMCACommunity Room
Cornell Area BettermentAssociation Meeting ndashWednesday Jan 20 7 amCornell Elementary SchoolCamaraderie Club Room
Medicare 101 Informa-tional Session ndash WednesdayJan 20 3 pm ChippewaCounty Courthouse Room302 For more informationcall 715-726-7778
Cornell City CouncilMeeting ndash Thursday Jan 77 pm Cornell City CouncilChambers
ndash Coming Events ndash
Rusk County Memorial Hospital serves veteransRecently reviewed and approved Rusk County Memorial
Hospital (RCMH) has announced they are now a registered
provider under the Veterans Choice Program which was cre-
ated by the Veterans Access Choice and Accountability Act
(VACAA) of 2014
The VACAA expands the options veterans have and with
the Veterans Choice Program veterans can seek medical care
at an approved non-VA center with prior authorization from
the program if they live more than 40 miles away from a US
Department of VA healthcare facility that offers the services
needed andor are unable to get an appointment with a VA
provider within 30 days (or a date determined as medically
necessary by their physician)
All non-VA centers must be reviewed and meet quality
standards to receive approval for the program
ldquoItrsquos an honor to serve our veteransrdquo says Charisse Oland
RCMH CEO ldquoRCMH is pleased to see improvements being
made to help veterans gain more timely access to care and
relieve hardships due to travelrdquo
Sandra Meddaugh local veteran says she found the pro-
gram to be a welcome improvement once she understood all
of her options
ldquoI am glad that I donrsquot have to travel an excessive distance
for care that can be provided locallyrdquo said Meddaugh ldquoThere
are still some bugs but itrsquos really a great programrdquo
Because of a misconception Meddaugh was originally told
she didnrsquot qualify for the program Although she lives within
40 miles of a VA healthcare facility the healthcare services
provided at the center were limited
Deciding to investigate further Meddaugh called the Vet-
erans Choice Program call center and discovered she was el-
igible for the program because her local VA facility did not
offer the services she needed
Although veterans need to go through the program to co-
ordinate all appointments they can request service from ap-
proved facilities like RCMH Once veterans choose a local
non-VA provider their request must be authorized by the Vet-
erans Choice Program This process takes approximately one
week
ldquoNot only does it save me time but it has eliminated some
of the obstacles Irsquove faced with obtaining the healthcare I
needrdquo Meddaugh said
ldquoThis program is a benefit to veterans and I am glad Rusk
County Memorial Hospital took the initiative to become an
approved facilityrdquo said RCMH Board of Trustees member
and Wisconsin State Rep James Edming ldquoThey have the
finest doctors and nurses that you can find and this is a good
step in the right direction to better serve our veteransrdquo
Rusk County Memorial Hospital (RCMH) employ-ees community givers and Rusk County Commu-nity Connection (RC3) staff members gather aroundthe RCMH Miracle Tree This is the third year thehospital has hosted the RC3 sponsored tree in aneffort to help community members in need duringthe holidays Tags with requested items were hungon the branches and givers purchased the itemswrapped them then returned them to be distrib-uted Along with the Miracle Tree at Gordyrsquos Marketdonations collected served over 110 children andmore than 120 individuals during the 2015 holidayseason (Submitted Photo)
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Bethlehem Lutheran Church
10 miles south of Cadott on Hwy 27715-877-3249Rev James Norton1030 am Sunday Worship Service
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Big Drywood Lutheran Church
27095 120th Ave ndash Cadott715-289-3608Pastor Lucy Schottelkorb10 am Sunday Worship Service6 pm Wednesday With the WordStudy (Sept-May)
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Faith Baptist Church
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First Presbyterian Church
4th and Ripley ndash Cornell715-239-6263
1030 am Sunday Worship ServiceHoly Communion first Sunday
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27841 Cty Hwy M ndash Holcombe715-382-4191Pastor Jason Kim830 am Sunday Worship Service845 am Childrenrsquos Sunday School10 am Adult Sunday School2-5 pm Food Pantry Open secondand fourth Tuesdays
Holy Cross Catholic Church
107 South 8th St ndash Cornell715-239-6826Father Eric LinzmaierDeacon Dennis Rivers830 am Sunday Mass5 pm Tuesday Mass830 am Wednesday Mass830 am Thursday Mass830 am Friday Mass4 pm Saturday Mass 330 pmConfession
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226 East 3rd Ave ndash Stanley 715-644-5435Father William Felix6 pm Saturday Mass11 am Sunday Mass830 am Wednesday Mass
Jim Falls United Methodist Church
139th Ave Cty S South ndash Jim Falls715-382-4191Pastor Jason Kim10 am Sunday Worship Service1015 am Childrenrsquos Sunday School
New Hope Assembly of God
318 South 7th St ndash Cornell715-239-6954cornellhopecomPastor Dan Gilboy 10 am Sunday WorshipSunday Morning Nursery and Chil-drenrsquos Church6 pm Wednesday Youth Group
New Hope Presbyterian Church
W14520 Cty Hwy M ndash HannibalGilman715-239-6263845 am Sunday Worship Service
New Life Alliance Church
1 mile west of CC on Z ndash Cornell715-239-6490Pastor Jim Brandli9 am Sunday School (Sept ndash May)10 am Worship Service
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Northwoods Church
4th and Thomas St ndash Cornell715-289-3780Pastor Greg Sima10 am Non-denominational Sunday Services (nursery provided)630 pm Wednesday Bible Study for kids and adults
Our Saviorrsquos Lutheran Church
6th and Ripley Streets ndashCornell715-239-6891Pastor Andy Schottelkorb830 am Sunday Worship930 am Sunday SchoolCommunion first and third Sundays
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13989 195th St ndash Jim Falls715-382-4422Father Eric Linzmaier1030 am Sunday Mass
St Anthonyrsquos Catholic Church
of Drywood
Jct Cty Hwy S and 250th St ndash JimFalls715-289-4422Father Eric Linzmaier
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(Missouri Synod)215 East Seminary St ndash Cadott715-289-4521Pastor Raymond Bell9 am Sunday Worship Service10 am Sunday School
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(Wisconsin Synod)700 Thomas Street ndash Cornell715-239-6081Pastor Patrick Feldhus
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719 East Patten St ndash Boyd715-644-5435Father William Felix930 am Sunday Mass830 am Tuesday Mass
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415 North Maple St ndash Cadott715-644-5435Father William Felix4 pm Saturday Mass8 am Sunday Mass830 am Tuesday Mass and
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(Non-denominational)230 West Main St ndash Gilman715-669-5082Pastor Smokey Tennison1030 am Sunday Worship Service6 pm Friday Bible Study
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W5568 Main St ndash Sheldon715-452-5359Pastor Aric Fenske1015 am Sunday Worship Service1130 am Sunday School
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OBIUARIES 983085 COMMUNIY Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page 7
ndash Obituaries ndash Helen J Ewings
Helen J Ewings 93 Cor-
nell passed away Wednesday
Dec 30 2015 at the Cornell
Area Care Center
Helen was born Nov 7
1922 to Selmer and Hulda
(Olson) Henderson in Taylor
She graduated fromChippewa Falls High School
in 1940
Helen was employed at
Woolworthrsquos in Chippewa
Falls and then at First Na-
tional Bank in Chippewa Falls
Helen married Edwin Ewings in 1970 They lived at Lake
Wissota then moved to Cornell following retirement
She enjoyed flowers gardening traveling and spending
time with family
Helen was a member of St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church and
the Ladies Aide and was treasurer for the local AAL organ-
ization
She is survived by several nieces and nephews
She was preceded in death by her parents husband Edwin
Ewings sister Inez Beaudette brother-in-law Wallace
Beaudette and other brothers-in-lawServices were held at 11 am Tuesday Jan 5 at St Johnrsquos
Lutheran Church in Cornell with the Rev Patrick Feldhus
officiating Interment was in the Cornell Cemetery
Visitation was one hour prior to the services Tuesday
morning at the church
Online condolences can be expressed at bortonleiserfuner-
alhomecom 1-157307
Kenneth LaVern Hakes JrKenneth LaVern Hakes Jr
62 Cornell passed away Sun-
day Jan 3 at Luther Hospital
in Eau Claire with his family
at his side
Kenneth was born April 4
1953 the son of Kenneth Sr
and Gwendolyn Hakes Cor-
nell
He married Elaine Pahl June
5 1971 in Cornell
He was a self-employed
truck driver with the business
owned and operated by him-
self and wife Elaine for 38
years He traveled 48 states and Canada for 3 12 million
miles accident free
He enjoyed hunting and fishing and gardening was his
passion He loved to have his grandchildren and great-grand-
children near him
Kenneth will be greatly missed by family and friends
He is survived by his wife Elaine children Marshall
(Cari) Hakes Laurie Hakes (Louie Meyer) Robert (Andrea)
Hakes and Lisa (Marty) Ash 15 grandchildren 13 great-
grandchildren mother Gwendolyn Hakes brothers and sis-
ters Kathy Dembinski Donna Dembinski Tom Hakes
Richard Hakes Pat White Randy Hakes and Tim Hakes and
by many nieces and nephews
He was preceded in death by his father Kenneth Hakes Sr
uncle Chet Hakes and mother and father-in-law Mary and
Alvin Pahl
Per Kennethrsquos request there will be no formal services but
family and friends may visit at the residence 1-157319
Charles H ldquoChuckrdquo PuchalskiCharles H ldquoChuckrdquo Puchal-
ski 68 Cadott died Wednes-
day Dec 30 2015
He was born Nov 12 1947
in Fergus Falls Minn to Dora
(Reuss) and Hugo Puchalski
He graduated from Barrett
High School in 1965
He joined the National
Guard in 1967 and also
worked in Benson Minn
painting Tyler Frontier
Spreaders
He went to work for Johnson Brothers from Litchfield
Minn in 1968 There he joined the Carpenterrsquos Union
He worked building bridges dams and disposal plants in
various towns
He married Sue Jenson in 1969
Chuck worked for Johnson Brothers until 1973 From
1973-77 he started and operated a lumber company in Bar-
rett Minn with his brother Terry They built many houses
around the community
Between 1977-85 he was an over-the-road truck driver for
Midwest Coast Jerry Siemens Trucking He hauled meat and
produce in 48 states
Between 1985-95 Chuck worked for Johnson Brothers and
Lunda Construction
Chuck and his son Bruce started a construction company
named Jim Falls Buildings amp Construction in 1995 Together
they built many many houses in the Chippewa Valley
Charles married a girl from Boston Mass Maureen E
Alger in 1986 They bought 5 acres in Wisconsin in 1988
and built a home where he lived out his life
He enjoyed hunting fishing the outdoors playing cards
and watching westerns He also never missed a Packers
game His greatest joy came from spending time with his
wife children and grandchildren
He is survived by his wife Maureen E Puchalski children
Jodi (Kerby) Strickler James Butler Heather (Jamie)
Gubrud Crystal Butler and Dusty (Heather) Puchalski
daughter-in-law Shannon Puchalski siblings Nancy Waugh
Elaine (Jim) Mattson Betty (Richard) Tweeter Terry Puchal-ski Gerald (Zina) Puchalski Dick (Diane) Puchalski Neil
(Jan) Puchalski and Kelly (Kyle) Purrier grandchildren
Kyle Samantha Tyler Chase Jared Riley Brennan Hunter
Ridley Charlie Lorelai and KaSandra and numerous nieces
nephews cousins and friends
He was preceded in death by his parents son Bruce
Puchalski brothers-in-law Virgil Johnson and Harvey
Waugh and sister-in-law Lea Puchalski
A memorial service was held at 2 pm Monday Jan 4 at
Pederson-Volker Funeral Chapel in Chippewa Falls with the
Rev Aaron Sturgis officiating
Visitation was one hour prior to the service Monday at the
funeral chapel
Pederson-Volker Funeral Chapel amp Cremation Services in
Chippewa Falls is serving the family
Online condolences can be expressed at
pedersonvolkercom 1-157308
Myra M SmithMyra M Smith 96 Cornell passed away Sunday Jan 3
2016 at St Josephrsquos Hospital in Chippewa Falls
A memorial service will be held at 2 pm Sunday Jan 10
at St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church in Cornell with the Rev
Patrick Feldhus officiating
Inurnment will be in the Cornell Cemetery at a later date
Visitation will be one hour prior to the services Sunday at
the church
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A hilarious interactive Irish funeral
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By Janice Craig bull 715-595-4380
Most of us have had our fill of football games with all the
bowl games during the holidays
Bob and Barb Lompa attended the get-together for their
Gilman High School class of 1965 at Tedrsquos Timberlodge
Monday with 19 people attending
The Holcombe Seniors Club will meet at the Holcombe
United Methodist Church at noon Jan 14 Everyone bring a
dish to pass and the theme this time is to wear an ugly
sweater or sweatshirt This will be a good time to catch up
on the news over Christmas
Several people donated blood at the blood bank collection
in Cornell on Monday There was a good turn out I am told
The ice must have gotten thick enough to fish as I am see-ing several ldquodaredevilsrdquo on Cranberry Lake I like fish but
not that much There are a number of springs on that lake I
sure hope nothing happens
ndash Holcombe Happenings ndash
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ment a trench is dug new tile is put down
and a sump pump is installed
The Courier Sentinel holds a Diaper Drive
with almost 1500 infantadult diapers col-
lected for local food pantries
Cadott student Tyler Miles takes first place
in the CO2 Dragster competition at a Team
Problem Solving contest in Eau Claire
Dr Tonya Prokop joins Kromrey Chiro-
practic in Cadott After graduating from
Flambeau High School Prokop received her
doctorate degree from Northwestern HealthScience University in Bloomington Minn
With the possibility of a $700000 deficit
in 2016-17 the Lake Holcombe School
Board discusses needing a ldquoworst case sce-
nariordquo referendum to ldquoplugrdquo the financial
hole
Steve and Wendy Sin-
gleton open Wendyrsquos
Stacker Cafe on Bridge
Street in Cornell
The Cornell Fire De-
partment extinguishes a
skidsteer fire at the Scott
Mohr farm on County
Highway D east of Cor-
nell
Cornell is awarded a$5000 Urban Forestry
Grant to assist in a tree in-
ventory to help make
plans for the arrival of the
emerald ash borer
A daddydaughter dance
is held at Lake Holcombe
School for area fathers to
treat their daughters to an
evening of dancing
dressed in finery
BirthsCarsten Payton
Bri-Ana Schofield
Sawyer Thon Benjamin
Briggs
Deaths Donald Craker
Rosetta Walker Elsie Melville ClarenceWalsvik Gary Jones Joan Melgaard Philip
Lukowicz Lynn Johnson Jr Nancy Maurina
February
Donna Woodcock takes over as the new
Cadott postmaster
Cleoan Wright is hired as the new Cornell
Police Department secretary
Cornell School Board member Lyle Briggs
is recognized for 20 years of service on the
school board at a ceremony in Milwaukee
The Lake Holcombe Boys Basketball team
receives $1000 from the Lake Holcombe
Lions Club for new uniforms
The Chippewa River Rendezvous organi-
zation holds a sledding event at Brunet Island
State Park
Cornell Bank Mutual will close their doorsin May along with six other branches as part
of an efficiency and expense reduction effort
Cadott Elementary School second-grade
student Parker Davis makes his 100th deposit
into the school banking program with Citi-
zenrsquos State Bank
The Cornell City Council increases the
full-time police officer wage to $1931hour
Cadott Route 2 mail carrier John Munroe
retires after 24 years on the job Munroe re-
ceived his first full-time route in 1999 and
plans to remain in the Lafayette area
Cadott Lions Club president Brian Dulmes
presents Cadott School Board presidentCedric Boettcher with $1000 for the school
lunch program
The classes of 2006-2008 take home
championship honors at the Lake Holcombe
School basketball alumni tournament Bruce
Anderson is
named as the 2015
Lake Holcombe
honorary sports
fan
The Cornell Ele-
mentary School
ldquoJumps for Heartrdquo
collecting more
than $2100
Births Liam
BollomDeaths Dale
Stipek Patricia
Sippy Bette Bit-
ter Caroline Au-
dorff Beatrice
Mickelson Phillip
Puljas Guy
Crosby Florence
Giebel Luella
Douville
March
The Cadott Fire
Department ex-
presses a concern
to the Cadott Vil-
lage Board about
the yearly $1500 charge for a water meterThe Cornell Elementary School receives a
visit from the WQOW Channel 18 meteorol-
ogist team and hosts a weather academy
MRG Patty a Lowline Angus cow owned
by Mark and Tammy Gilles of Sigel Sunset
Ranch in Cadott wins National Champion
with her calf at the 2015 National Western
Livestock Show in Denver Colo
Freshman Andrew Gunderson and senior
Austin Najbrt represent Cadott at the state
wrestling tournament
The Walthers family in Cadott welcomes
foreign exchange student Jason Ng from
Hong Kong China
Cadott Boy Scout Trenton Weiss meets
with Gov Scott Walker as a youth delegate
and delivers an annual report to the governor and members of the Wisconsin Legislature
Rhonda Mataczynski retires after 39 years
as the Lake Holcombe Com-
munity Theater director
The River Country Plaza
Veterans Memorial sees a new
addition in the form of a Viet-
nam Veterans Association
Flag
A Cadott man is injured in
an explosion at Greener Acres
Transmission after he attempts
to cut open a metal drum with
a blow torch
Former Congressmen Tom
Petri and Dave Obey speak at
the Cadott School District todiscuss civic participation and
congressional work
Cornell eighth grader Jor-
dan Shackleton sets a new
school record at an archery
tournament in Sparta
The Cadott Hornets Archery
team takes aim at national
competition after they place
first in all four of their tourna-
ments Helping the team on to
the next level and earning a
new school record is senior Kaeden Thom
A fire damages the Building
Blocks Early Learning Center
in Cadott after kids and em-
ployees leave for the day
Kaden Kinney Lake Hol-
combe seventh grader heads
to Lexington Ky with his
horse Willow to compete in
the Road to the Horse All-Star
Shootout
Births Chase Anthony Cyress Krueger
Presley Boisvert Obadiah Yeager
Deaths Urban Gass Helen Simmerman
Rune Ruud Michael Westerberg Fred Gass
Kay Roscoe Edward Boris Amy Shilts
Naomi KaveenApril
The Chippewa Valley Electric Cooperative
plans to demolish their current building built
in 1951 and construct a new office and truck
garage Employees plan to relocate to a va-
cant building on Main Street formerly Dr
Lanersquos Dental Office
The Cornell Camaraderie Club packs their
1900th box to send overseas to the troops
Cornell citizen Bertha Leja turns 100
Cal Demulling 8 Cadott takes first place
in the Special Olympic basketball skills at the
district level
The Cornell Archery team takes first at a
tournament in Cashton During the tourna-
ment sophomore McKenzie Weggen breaks
the school record set by eighth grader JordanShackleton
An apartment complex on Cadottrsquos Main
Street is damaged when a kitchen fire breaks
out in the building
Larry Sime River Country Store manager
retires after 53 years in the seedfeed indus-
try
The Lake Holcombe FFA holds a Spring
Madness Food Drive to provide Easter meals
for the Lake Holcombe Food Pantry During
the week-long drive more than 1000 items
are collected in addition to $400
Cadott holds their alumni tournament
weekend with the classes of 2005 and 2007
taking first place in the gold division basket-
ball matchups and the class of 2001 bringing
home the trophy for the black divisionThe Cornell High School hosts a Job Fair
and Business Expo sponsored by the Cornell
Area Betterment Association
The Cadott Hornets Archery team brings
home their seventh state title after they com-
pete at the NASP State Championship The
team sets a new state record
The Cornell FFA forestry team takes first-
place honors at the Agricultural Technology
Contest in River Falls
The Lake Holcombe School agriculture
department receives more than $21000 from
the Don ldquoTinyrdquo Albrecht estate to help stu-
dents go on field trips
Danielle Gygi Holcombe receives the
Good Citizen Award from the Eau Claire
Chapter of the Daughters of the AmericanRevolution
Crescent Meats Cadott earns Grand
Champion with their head cheese at a Meat
Product Show
Nick Seng is crowned as the Lake Hol-
combe 2015 Junior Prom king while Ka-
reese Jiskra reigns as Prom queen
Cadott names Austin Anderson as the 2015
Junior Prom king while Elizabeth Kyes is
crowned queen
Erica Rutherford a second grader atLake Holcombe dances with her grandpa Frank Rutherford at thesecond annual DaddyDaughter Dance Jan 23
(Photo by Monique Westaby)
Sigel Sunset Ranch in Cadott takes home firstplace honors at the National Western LivestockShow cowcalf division in January with their Low-line Angus beef cow Patti and her calf Bond Pos-ing with the champion cattle left to right areMadeline Bode owner Tammy Gilles owner MarkGilles judge Blake Bloomberg associationprincess Laramie Coffey association queen BridgetHoffman handler and ranch employee Shea Esserand handler Samantha Straley (Submitted Photo)
Cadott sophomore Brandon Pederson found outthe hard way the dangers of distracted driving dur-ing the April 10 Stop the Texts Stop the Wrecks as-sembly The Cadott students and a few faculty
members rode a childrenrsquos bicycle between conesacross the gym while trying to text and ldquodriverdquo (Photo by Kayla Peche)
The Cornell Fair was held Friday June 12 through Sunday June 14 offeringrides carnival food free music and the Cornell Lions Club famous charcoalchicken dinner (Photo by Monique Westaby)
YEAR IN REVIEW Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage8
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Births Peityn Nikolai Lucy Patten Bryn-
ley Hoff
Deaths Edna Pagenkopf the Rev Jere-
miah Cashman Suzanne Stubb Lydia
Tkachuk Mary Ann Kocher Senior Master
Sgt Phillip Gygi Charles Sikora Melvin
Mattson Frances Matschee Roy Yohnk
Dorothy Reeve Genevieve Jackson Evelyn
Swanson Ursula Preston
May
The Hornet Hustle Fun Run has 92 partic-ipants and raises about $1400 for a Cadott
eighth-grade field trip
The Cornell School Board accepts the res-
ignations of first-grade teacher Jason Jaenke
and marketing and business instructor Ryan
Helke
The Cornell High School plays host to the
ldquoEnchanted Eveningrdquo Junior Prom where
Curtis Hakes is crowned as king while Eliz-
abeth Sproul reigns as queen
World War II veteran and Cornell native
Eino Martino boards the Never Forgotten
Honor Flight to Washington DC
Seventeen Cornell Spanish students chap-
eroned by parents and faculty members
travel to Spain
After fundraising for a year and a halfLake Holcombe band and choir students
make the 1374 mile trip to San Antonio
Cadott junior Elizabeth Kyes hits a new
personal best in the triple jump at a Gilman
invitational
The Miller Pharmacy in Cadott is held up
at gun point when a suspect demands em-
ployees give him medication and wallets
Twenty-six seniors receive their diplomas
during commencement exercises at Lake
Holcombe School Danielle Gygi served as
class valedictiorian with Katie Ruhde as
salutatorian
Vito and Linda Sblendorio Holcombe are
recognized statewide for their weight loss
through TOPS Vito lost over 50 pounds
while Linda lost more than 60 poundsParents friends and faculty are on hand to
witness the graduation of 45 Cadott High
School seniors including valedictorian Luke
Bell and salutatorian Quinn Hartzell
The Cornell-Lake Holcombe Knights Girls
and Boys Track teams take the East Lakeland
Conference title for 2015
BirthsKylee Tomkowiak
Deaths Rudolph Arneson Verlon Cowell
Barbara Smith Raymond VanDenHeuvel
Charles Sadler Joseph Taylor Sylvia Ringer
Joann Palmer Eldora Clary Robert Page
Janet Lacina Mary Smock
June
Friends and family gather at Staudacher
Field in Holcombe in memory of Nathan
Zamsky raising $10000 during the secondannual Nathanrsquos Wish Angel Wings of Love
fundraiser
With enough interest from
Cornell and Lake Holcombe
Schools the Knights form a
co-op golf team for the spring
sports line-up
Because of a proposal
brought to the Cornell City
Council by member Terry
Smith the pulpwood Stacker
might be taken out of retire-
ment and used for an observa-tion deck or bungee jump
The Cadott Hornets Track
teams complete a successful
run in regional and sectional
meets sending nine individu-
als to state competition
Cornell-Lake Holcombe
Knights senior Eric Nedland advances to
state competition for the second straight year
The Cadott Hornets Golf team earns a re-
gional championship at home for the second
year in a row
Cornell friends family and faculty gather
for commencement ceremonies for the 2015
graduating class ldquoClosing the chapterrdquo is the
theme from valedictorian Gretchen
Schroeder and salutatorian Brianna JohnsonCadott boasts champion honors in the form
of junior Elizabeth Kyes who brings home a
state win in the 400-meter dash
Katie Matott is awarded Cornellrsquos Citizen
of the Year
The Lake Holcombe Theater department
presents The Music Man Jr
Births Gavin Richardson Autumn Es-
linger Aubree Parish Blake Rudnick
Deaths Geraldine Ducommun Mary
Holznagel June Ewer Patricia Semanko
Charles Smith Mabel Strzok Beverly
Eichelt Mary Brewington Claire Frank
Mathilda Ramminger Jane Malison Thomas
Sommerfeld Joan Sackmann
July
Corey Sedlacek 1992 Cadott High Schoolgraduate is named vice-president of Lockton
Dunning Benefits
Country Fest features acts such as Keith
Urban Rascal Flatts and Tim McGraw
With about 5 inches of rain that came
down in the Chippewa Valley over the course
of a day ditches over run streams and rivers
are at capacity and roads are washed away
After 36 years Dr Ned Willkom hangs up
his dentistry tools in Cadott
Severe storms hit the area over the week-
end leaving downed trees in its wake
The search for 54-year-old Tammy Jovaag
is called off after almost a month goes bysince she went missing from Holcombe
Cadott plays host to Rock Fest which
draws in acts like Judas Priest Godsmack
and Shinedown
Residents let their voices be heard about
the historic 108-year-old Cobban Bridge in
Jim Falls After hearing Chippewa County
might decide to tear down the structure the
community begins efforts to ldquosave the Cob-
ban Bridgerdquo
Dave Koch scores a hole-in-one at Ent-
wood Golf Course in Holcombe while just a
few miles away Steve McDaniel hits his own
hole-in-one at Twin Oaks Golf Course
Births Gabriel Hill Lena Zenner Levi
Lehman Madyson McIlquham Madden
Gindt Cooper Rubenzer Justice SchofieldChase Westaby Kristie Hakes Jeremiah
Helgerson
Deaths Shirley Wagner Donna Decker
Sharon Lange Leonard Peterson Violet
Paulsen Gerald Holznagel Herman Starck
Karen Phillippi Elizabeth Bell Lloyd Proku-
pek Lawrence Sedlacek Emma Andre
Lloyd JuVette
August
Caitlin Larson is crowned Miss Cadott
Nabor Days at the 61st annual celebration
Dorothy Zweifel and her husband George
stop by the Cornell Fire Hall to express their
thanks to the firefighters who rescued her
after she fell into a well on the couplersquos prop-
erty in May During the fall into the 16-foot
hole 72-year-old Dorothy sustained brokenribs a broken collarbone and fractures in her
back as well as cuts and bruises
Bicyclists from the Highground Tour pass
through Cornell on their way to the High-
ground Veterans Memorial in Neillsville
Cornell school bus driver Mickey Bates re-
tires after driving the State Highway 64 route
for 30 years
Golfers turn out to chase the elusive hole-
in-one at the annual Cornell Lions Golf Tour-
nament at Twin Oaks and Entwood Golf
Courses in Holcombe Earning top honors
are the team of Dave DeJongh Mike Rivers
Tim Smith and Neal VerhulstOur Saviorrsquos Lutheran Church in Cornell
celebrates its 100th anniversary with a fel-
lowship meal along with sharing memories
through photo albums
Cornell resident Mike Rivers records his
first hole-in-one at the Bloomer Golf Course
After Cadott Hornets head football coach
Jeff Cruschiel is diagnosed with esophageal
cancer his team rallies to his support and
dedicates their opening season game to him
The Swinging Fore a Cause organization
reaches its 10th year in support of the Lake
Holcombe School and students holding their
annual golf fundraiser at Entwood Course
Births Teagen DeMars Levi Patton Bre-
anna Spath
Deaths Elaine Dressler Joseph MorfootBill Felmlee James Rahn Frank Popelka
Donald Rose Marilyn Schroeder Norman
Pagenkopf
September
Northwestern Bank Cornell celebrates its
80th birthday
Borderline Rebel 4-H Club member Saige
Sikora is recognized for her leadership citi-
zenship and community service while Quinn
Sikora is honored for 12 years as a 4-H mem-
ber
Holy Cross Catholic Church in Cornell hits
its 100 year milestone
The Lake Holcombe Lions annual golf
tournament is deemed a success Taking first
place are Randy and Mary Dicus and Jeff
and Shana LudvigsenCadott Miller Pharmacy is robbed at gun
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COURIER SENINEL Page 9
Cadott head coach Jeff Chrusciel hugs graduatedHornet players from last yearrsquos team during an Aug21 halftime ceremony honoring Chrusciel
(Photo by Kayla Peche)
Over 75 cars were on display at the Lake Holcombe Lions annual car show Sept 13 and showgoers filled the rowschecking out the classic vehicles Cars and trucks like the 1928 Ford Model AA from Larry Verhulst Holcombe 1969
Chevelle from Paul Hruby Holcombe and the 1929 Ford Coupe Hot Rod from ldquoJimmy Boyrdquo Edming Glen Flora gracedthe Lake Holcombe Lions Pavilion grounds at Staudacher Field Those in attendance voted for the car or truck theythought should win while listening to music from the rsquo50s and rsquo60s (Photos by Monique Westaby)
(Continued on Page 10)
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point for the second time in a year Ryan
Lemke is arrested shortly after and charged
with both robbies
The Lake Holcombe Lions Club holds
their annual car show at Staudacher Field
More than 75 ldquoclassicrdquo cars are on display for
the public to view
Cadottrsquos Austin Goettl and Kayla Dubiel
are crowned Homecoming King and Queen
BirthsGraham Willkom Ryder Yeager
Deaths Carmen Laflin Rebecca Bell
Gretchen Halstead Edward Jenneman JeanTodahl Kenneth Zaruba Mae Willkom
Lloyd McEathron Jim Hochstedler Ray-
mond Sedlacek Vernon Dunston
October
The Cornell City Council is concerned the
historic log stacker could become a safety
issue after inspections reveal areas of the
structure need to be repaired
William Hattamer and Bailey Viegut are
crowned as the Lake Holcombe Homecom-
ing King and Queen
Jim Falls youth Rebecca Berg 6 and Kae-
lyn Seidlitz 5 make the trip to the National
Pedal Pull in South Dakota
Cornell Community Ed sponsors a scare-
crow decorating contest at Mill Yard Park
Taking home first place in the business cate-gory is Northwestern Bank and winning for
the family set is the Jane Ash family
The Cadott Police Department will receive
a new squad car with help from an equipment
grant A 2016 Ford Explorer Police Intercep-
tor sport utility vehicle is scheduled to arrive
around the first of the year
Cornell elects Cole Stephens and Elizabeth
Sproul as its reigning royalty for Homecom-
ing festivities
A new youth equine program is started at
the Doggone Ranch in Cornell to educate
kids on how to handle animals
Although an after school program is of-
fered to Cadott parents after almost no inter-
est the program is cancelled
The Lake Holcombe Volleyball team brings home the East Lakeland Conference
title going undefeated on the season
United States Army Reserve Chief Warrant
Officer David Conrad hangs up his fatigues
and returns to his Holcombe roots after 40
years in military service
Knights senior Sam Peterson becomes the
first runner to ever earn All-Conference for
the Cornell-Lake
Holcombe boys
cross country
team
A benefit is
held for Cadott
head coach Jeff
Chrusciel who
says he canrsquot
thank everyoneenough for their
support
The Cadott
Lions hold their
annual District
Governors Night
with Larry
Bradley presid-
ing Bradley
awarded the Birch-Sturm Fellowship to Lion
Dr Bernard Schwetz Lion Robert Thorson
was presented the Melvin Jones Fellowship
while Donnie Kolpien was named as Cadott
Lion of the Year
The Cornell and Lake Holcombe Lions
Clubs join to award Alois Olichwier and Ron
Plumer with the Birch-Sturm Fellowshipaward Receiving Lion of the Year are Ray
Guthman and Rick Mitchell
The Cornell Fire Department turns 101
years old
From rural Cornell to Rome farm boy
Daniel Sedlacek takes the next step on his
priesthood journey becoming ordained a
deacon
Births Greyson Dahm Kasey Miland
Koda Peterson Henry Zieche
Deaths Louise Freeman Mark Hall
James Michal II Kathy Johansen Elwood
Beaudin John Sims Larry Braden Patrick
Hoover Raleigh Hakes Neil Boyea Thomas
Smith Jr Roy Emerson Donald Weggen
Henry Rubenzer David Braden
November
Lake Holcombe School will have a new
electronic sign advertising school events
thanks to the Lake Holcombe PRIDE Com-
mittee
Cornell School Board member Eileen
Sikora is honored by the Wisconsin Associa-
tion of School Boards for reaching Level 5
the highest level of the associationrsquos recog-
nition pro-
gram
To honor
those who
have passed
the Cornell
Veterans Last
Manrsquos Club
continues at
the CornellAmerican Le-
gion Hall The
club started
in 1957 orig-
nally had 44
members and
now 57 years
later only one
member of the
club remains ndash Charles Johnson
The Cadott Elementary School receives
new school spirit T-shirts sponsored by Peo-
ple Active in Cadottrsquos Education At the start
of the school year students designed a new
shirt The winning entry came from third
grader Kaylee Hamlin
Thanks to Cornell residentAshley Bera and others with
the American Heart Associa-
tion a new bill could be
passed requiring CPR to be
taught in schools
The Cornell Knights of
Columbus Council Jean
Brunet 4948 earns the distinc-
tion of Star Council one of the
organizationrsquos top awards
After spending a few
months in a temporary loca-
tion on Main Street while the
old building was demolished
the Chippewa Valley Electric
Cooperative offices are back
in their South 8th Street loca-tion
Because of a $1200 dona-
tion from the Wisconsin Veter-
ans Tribute the Cadott
Community Library will offer
iPads for patron use
Cadott athletic director Jim
Sekel is named as the District
1 Athletic Director of the Year
by the Wisconsin Athletic Di-
rectors Association
The Cornell Elementary School collects
more than 1700 items for the food pantry
For the second year in a row Sheldon
brothers RJ and Kaden Kinney earn a trip
to the MSA Worlds Championship
Deaths Robert Readinger SharonAdolphson Lyle Buttke Charles Johnson
Helen Hinds Fred Bosteder Jr Herbert
Wriedt Melvin Gass Shirley Parsons De-
loris Pischke Julia Wojtyna
December
The Wisconsin Veterans Tribute donates
two signs depicting the Star Spangled Ban-
ner and the Pledge of Alegiance to the Cadott
Elementary School
The late Naval Lt Jerry Irwin is inducted
into the UW-Stout Hall of Heroes
After 15 years with the Marshfield Clinic
Cornell Center Dr Erik Dickson says
farewell to his patients and colleagues ac-
cepting a position outside the Marshfield
Clinic system
Dixonrsquos Apple Orchard south of Cadottholds a community Deck the Halls event with
pizzas cupcakes and more
Cornell senior Curtis Hakes is nominated
for the US Presidential Scholars program
AampD Docks Cornell plans to move less
than a mile away after they purchase land
from the city at the industrial airport
A bottle of alcohol honoring the last man
is opened at the Cornell American Legion
Hall After sitting for 54 years members
opened the booze and toasted Charles John-
son who passed away in November
The Cadott Area Historical Museum getsa new sign thanks to an anonymous donation
Lake Holcombe Track coach Jake Ebner is
named as the Wisconsin Track Coaches As-
sociationrsquos Coach of the Year
About 800 people attend the Kids Commu-
nity Christmas Party in Cornell
Cornell graduate Dale Hetke is promoted
to Air Force colonel
After vandals once again strike at the
Cadott water tower the Cadott Village Board
discusses destruction prevention
Although comprehensive planning has
been the topic for months at Lake Holcombe
Town Board meetings the board decides
against a referendum on the subject
After 46 years serving the Cornell area
chiropractor Earl ldquoDocrdquo Boettcher retires
A-1 Agricultural Zoning is passed by the
Cornell City Council for a plot of land on
Riverside Drive after a request came from
Al and Sue Potaczek to have the land zoned
to construct a businessFor the first time the Lake Holcombe and
Ladysmith School Districts combine to offer
a Winter Jazz Gala to friends and family The
event held at Paradise Shores in Holcombe
had performances from each school as well
as guest saxophonist Jerod Kaszynski
Energy prices for Cadott customers are set
for the next nine years after the village board
approves extending the electrical cost until
2024
The Cornell-Lake Holcombe Knights
Cross Country team receives the 2015 East
Lakeland Conference Sportsmanship Award
Births Ella Christie Roman Hover Jack-
son Taylor
Deaths Judy Falzerano Ronald Baker
Penny Spaeth Violet Holtman Danny ClarkLinda Thom Dennis St Aubin
Jeremiah Hattamer kindergarten gives Marine Corps Sgt Joseph Harp ahearty handshake following the Lake Holcombe School Veterans Day Program(Photos by Monique Westaby)
As one of her more unique pieces Jean Bowe dis-plays a snow globe with a nativity scene inside aspart of her collection Looking close Mary andJoseph can be seen in the background watching over baby Jesus in the manger (Photo by Ginna Young)
YEAR IN REVIEW Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 10
Mary Ann Cote Holcombe brought an unusualrusset potato with 10 growths attached into theCornell Courier Sentinel officeOct 6 Cote said her husbandClifford dug the tuber on theirfarm (Photo by Ginna Young)
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Schickʼs Bowl amp BrewTuesday Night
Ladies League StandingsDec 29 2015
Team W LLisa s Beauty Salon 9 3Cliffʼs Maple Sugars 8 4
Hellandʼs Hellions 7 5Schickʼs Bowl amp Brew 6 6Heaven Help Us 5 7 High Team Game LisaʼsBeauty Salon 624 Cliffʼs MapleSugars 570 Schickʼs Bowl ampBrew 506 High Team Series LisaʼsBeauty Salon 1720 CliffʼsMaple Sugars 1494 SchickʼsBowl amp Brew 1482 High Individual GameSarah Whittaker 187 Peg Hat-tamer 165 Mary Cowell 157 High Individual SeriesSarah Whittaker 451 RhondaKimball 434 Mary Cowell 429
ndash Bowling ndash
ndash Basketball Standings ndash
ndash Pool ndash
Courier Sentinel Page 11 Tursday Januar y 7 2016
bull Cadott bullBoys Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Osseo-Fairchild 730 pmMon Jan 11 at Cornell 545 pmThur Jan 14 at Fall Creek 730 pmBoys JV BasketballFri Jan 8 at Osseo-Fairchild 545 pm
Mon Jan 11 at Cornell 545 pmThur Jan 14 at Fall Creek 545 pmGirls Varsity Basketball
Thur Jan 7 Stanley-Boyd 730 pmMon Jan 11 at Cornell 715 pmTue Jan 12 at McDonell 730 pmGirls JV BasketballThur Jan 7 Stanley-Boyd 545 pmTue Jan 12 at McDonell 545 pmVarsity WrestlingSat Jan 9 Invitational (Alumni Day) 10 amThur Jan 14 Stan-Bd (Parent Night) 730 pm
JV WrestlingSat Jan 9 at EC North 830 amSat Jan 9 Invitational 10 amThur Jan 14 Stanley-Boyd 7 pm
bull Cornell bullBoys Varsity BasketballThur Jan 7 Bruce 715 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 1 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pmBoys JV Basketball
Thur Jan 7 Bruce 545 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 245 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pmGirls Varsity BasketballThur Jan 7 Bruce 545 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 245 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pm
bull Lake Holcombe bullBoys Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Birchwood 715 pm
Tue Jan 12 New Auburn 715 pmBoys JV Basketball
Fri Jan 8 at Birchwood 545 pmMon Jan 11 LCO 715 pmTue Jan 12 New Auburn 545 pmGirls Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Birchwood 545 pmTue Jan 12 New Auburn 545 pmGirls JV BasketballMon Jan 11 LCO 545 pm
bull Cornell-Lake Holcombe-Gilman bullVarsity Wrestling
Thur Jan 7 at Shell Lake 6 pm
Sat Jan 9 at Shell Lake 10 amThur Jan 14 at Flambeau 7 pm
Jan 7 14
bull SPORTSWEEK bull
2015-16 West CloverbeltConference Boys BasketballTeam W LMcDonell 4 0Altoona 3 1Regis 3 1Fall Creek 2 2Stanley-Boyd 2 2Cadott 1 3Osseo-Fairchild 1 3Thorp 0 4
2015-16 West CloverbeltConference Girls Basketball
Team W LRegis 5 0Fall Creek 4 1Altoona 3 2Stanley-Boyd 3 2McDonell 2 3Thorp 2 3Osseo-Fairchild 1 4Cadott 0 5
2015-16 East LakelandConference Boys BasketballTeam W LCornell 3 1Birchwood 2 1Bruce 2 1Lake Holcombe 2 1New Auburn 2 2Flambeau 1 3Winter 0 3
2015-16 East LakelandConference Girls Basketball
Team W LFlambeau 5 0Bruce 4 0Birchwood 2 2Lake Holcombe 2 2Cornell 2 3New Auburn 0 4Winter 0 4
Hornets battle at Badger ClassicBy Kayla Peche
During a two-day tournament at River Falls Dec 29-30
the Cadott Hornets Wrestling team took on 11 schools in Di-
vision 3 for a Northern Badger Wrestling Classic
With 1145 points the Hornets landed in fifth place with
freshman James Pfeiffer leading the wayAt 152 pounds Pfeiffer won three matches by fall with
two in less than 4 minutes In the third-place battle Pfeiffer
lost by a 5-3 decision to Cody Frederick of Boyceville for his
fourth-place finish
Following Pfeiffer were Tyler Gillett senior and Andrew
Gunderson sophomore who each took sixth place Gillett
received 275 points for Cadott and Gunderson earned 24 points dropping a competitor to the mat in 36 seconds during
one matchup
Eighth-place sophomore Bailey Gillett scored 18 points
during the tournament but lost the seventh-place match with
an 8-5 decision to Sam Burns from River Falls
Also scoring for the team were senior Brandon Pederson
junior Ethan Haider sophomore Josef Hite and freshman CJ
Spaeth
Cadott will return to the mat to host a Hornet wrestling
tournament Jan 9
Earning Best Effort for the Hornets freshmanMitchell Gunderson tries to peel away from his 170-pound contender Gunderson lost the match by onepoint but Cadott left their gym with a win 66-9against Eau Claire Regis (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Mud Brook Pool LeagueWeek 7
ResultsBogieʼs I 6 vs Bogieʼs II 3Arnold 1 vs Tedʼs 8 Big Min-now 4 vs Black Bear 5 Flaterʼs4 vs Roseʼs 5 Big Swedeʼs 6
vs Cookieʼs 3Standings W LTedʼs 48 15Bogieʼs I 36 27Big Swedes 33 30Bogieʼs II 32 31Cookieʼs 32 31Big Minnow 30 33Black Bear 28 35Flaterʼs 27 36Roses 25 38Arnold 24 39
Sophomore Dakota Popp sticks with his Flambeauopponent on Cornellrsquos home court Dec 17 Poppalso brought the ball up the court for the Chiefs for most of the first-half offense Cornell hung on in aclose game pulling out the win 65-63
(Photo by Ginna Young)
Carley Yeager makes a shot in the second half of agame against the Prentice Buccaneers Dec 3 TheLake Holcombe girls brought the game within 10points but couldnrsquot pull of a win ending behind 41-28 (Photo by Monique Westaby)
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OUDOORS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 12
Selina has only missed one year of her entire life of doing
a fly in and she loves heading north with family and friends
This year she won the big walleye bet for the week We
landed on a Saturday and got home on a Saturday We fished
hard laughed lots and stayed up late
July
Selina and I participated in two KAMO (Kids And Men-
tors Outdoors) camping trips
The first was on the Wisconsin River near Wisconsin
Dells and we had a blast The second was on the Petenwell
Flowage Fishing tubing bear baiting and lots of campfire
time with a lot of good people Check out KAMO at
wwwkamokidsorg
August
For several years I have taken Selina and three of her friends on a four-day outing to an island on the Flambeau
Flowage We tube swim sometimes fish and do a whole
bunch of nothing
September
Other than moose or elk hunting what wipes me out more
than anything is bear baiting then hunting This July through
mid October Selina and I (who both had tags) put thousands
of miles on my truck probably a couple hundred hours in
the woods and though we had plenty of big bear coming to
the baits it was all after dark
Acorns and way too many hunters in Zone C made it so
we went 32 hunts without seeing a bear while in a stand
October
October was our annual Mississippi River duck hunt near
Ferryville while camping on an island This trip is a classic
that my father started back in the late rsquo50s I have been
going on it for 44 years and Selina loves it
November
Deer camp
The Red Brush Gang has so much fun that no one wants
to leave This fall Selina became independent As long as
she is carrying a compass a daypack and hip boots she does
not need her dad
There is more to tell but no more space
Happy New Year
Sunset
An Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalAn Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalA Year in the Outdoors for Selina
Hello friends
So that I may stay home the week between Christmas and
New Yearrsquos I write a column about some of the highlights
of the year that is just coming to an end This yearrsquos column
for the most part is about some of the many outdoor adven-
tures I went on with my 14-year-old daughter Selina Wal-
ters
January
Selina her brothers Travis and Joey Dushek and I went
on a winter camping and ice fishing trip on the Mississippi
River near La Crosse We had planned on fishing near Fer-
ryville but there was not good ice (Discovery made upon
arrival)
I made some phone calls and we headed to La Crosse
where for the next two days we had great success on 27-34inch northern pike
February
Selina Gary Howe and I are entered in Prairie du Chienrsquos
annual fisheree which attracts a lot of fishermen and
women We stayed with the Howes had a blast and Selina
took first and second place in the kids northern pike division
with a couple of beautiful gators
This is not meant to be an insult but as big as this fisheree
is it would be wise for the folks in charge to boost the prizes
for our future fishermen Winning a fisheree when you are
14 is a really big deal for a kid
April
Selina just told me that her favorite sport is turkey hunt-
ing Each spring I take her to a new spot for Wisconsinrsquos
Youth Turkey Hunt
This year we were invited by my friend Rod Bensley to
hunt at his pheasant preserve near Beaver Dam Rod worked
it out so Selina could hunt on a neighborrsquos property as welland literally on the last minute of our two-day hunt Selina
harvested a beautiful gobbler
May
Selina and I hunted turkey on our food plot and as I men-
tioned she loves this sport The beauty about going from
the early April hunt to May is that spring is in full strut
comfortable naps can be taken in the blind and life is good
Selina whacked her second gobbler of the year one of the
biggest turkeys I have been part of harvesting
Later in May we headed to Marsh Miller Lake and stayed
at Birch Point Resort near Bloomer Each spring Selina
brings a friend and our good friend Paul Maire puts us up
in one of his cabins and we catch bluegills For Selina this
is another canrsquot miss trip
June
In a yearrsquos time I go on about 40 trips The two best are
Canada to Shultz Lake (Chimo Lodge and Outposts) anddeer camp
By Mark Walters
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A Snapshow ndash Not All
Skunks Are Bad
Early afternoon turned into
early evening and the couch was much cozier than sitting
in the cold But my mind wandered as I thought about all
the bucks that would walk past my stand in the swamp if
I wasnrsquot there
ldquoScott do you want to sit with merdquo I asked my hus-
band ldquoItrsquoll be lots of funrdquo
He rolled his eyes but said he would I think later he re-
gretted his decision
We made our way to the stand and by 342 pm we were
set ready to get the big guy I updated my Snapchat ldquoview-
ersrdquo of my new surroundings then checked on the status
of the game The Packers had the game tiedScott and I discussed how cool it would be if there was
a universal button that could be pushed which would suck
all the trees into the ground so you could see if anything
was hiding OK maybe not discussed but rather I men-
tioned it to him and he looked at me like I was crazy and
turned the other direction
A few minutes later I tapped him on the shoulder and
said it would make drives a lot easier and save time He
laughed agreed and continued with his careful watching
of the woods while I kept my eyes on the swamp
Another few minutes later I whispered ldquoWhat if
Sasquatch comes out of that thick stuff over thererdquo That
warranted an eye roll and more silence
My stomach growled and I reached in my pocket for
sustenance ndash a small plastic wrapper of Sprees I carefully
and what I thought was quietly unwrapped them Scott
looked at me like I was setting off a package of fireworks
and shook his head
Finally I got them unwrapped and clunk one fell to the
floor of the stand Then clunk tink tink three more fell
About 45 minutes more of these scenarios and Scott was
more than happy to call it quits exactly at season close ndash
449 pm
ldquoNo wonder you donrsquot see anythingrdquo he said as we
rounded everything up ldquoYou make more noise thanhelliprdquo
ldquohellipHey Irsquod like to remind you that I have seen some of
the biggest deer ever while huntingrdquo I interrupted him
He laughed at my candor reminding me that none of
them were hanging on our wall He was right but I didnrsquot
want to admit it
It was officially the end of opening weekend of gun deer
season and I had been skunked But that last night was my
favorite and although Scott may never go with me again
I have all the Snapchat memories to look back on
And the Packers won
Itrsquos a
irlrsquos
unting Life
B y M o n i q u e W e s t a b y
ndash DNR Outdoor Report ndashWith up to 10 inches across much of the state state park
and forest properties have groomed cross-country ski trails
Brunet Island State Park tracks are full depth but typical of
early season grooming there is debris and exposed turfsoil
scattered throughout Visitors should consider using rock skis
and proceed with caution
About a half dozen counties in far northern Wisconsin have
open or partially open snowmobile trailsMany northern lakes have refrozen but with new snowfall
ice conditions remain highly variable Anglers report up to 5
inches of ice in spots and those venturing out have found fish
Bear cubs will be born in their dens this month Most bull
elks have separated from the cowcalf groups and have re-
formed their bachelor groups
There is a good population of weasels this year with an
abundance of tracks
Great horned owls have begun hooting and claiming terri-
tories Bird feeders are loaded with song and common birds
including a mix of woodpeckers and winter birds Chick-
adees nuthatches gold finches cardinals blue jays and jun-
cos are busy grabbing a seed Red-headed pileated downy
hairy and red-bellied woodpeckers are also common visitors
In a late seasonbow hunt RockyWinchel 19 Shel-don shot this 17-point 17 78-inchspread buck with a
Mathews com-pound bow Dec30 The deer washarvested acrossthe road fromthe Winchel familyfarm around 420pm 18 yards fromthe tree stand fol-lowing a doe andtwo yearlings Thebuck had beenspotted on a trail
camera Oct 21 and didnrsquot appear again until Dec4 This is Winchelrsquos first buck with a bow
(Submitted Photo)
unter of
the Week
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SCHOOL NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page13
FRESH
APPLES
7155954882
Honeycrisp $150lb
Also Sweet Sixteenand Wolf River
5 1 - 1 5 7 0 6 4
Four Cornell teachershave earned theirMasters of Science de-grees in Education inthe area of ReadingSpecialists from UW-River Falls Those earn-ing their degree left toright on either sideof Cornell superinten-dent Dr Paul M Schleyare Ashley Rosentra-ter (fifth grade) EricaDeitelhoff (sixthseventhgrade) Chelsey Stein-metz (fourth grade) andErica Ruf (kindergarten)
(Submitted Photo)
Cornell graduate furthers career Brandan Licht a 2011 Cornell High
School graduate has graduated from the
Electromechanical Technology program at
Chippewa Valley Technical College
(CVTC) and already has a job lined up
working at Global Finishing Solutions in
Osseo
Electromechanical Technology students
learn how to design program and maintainautomated equipment used in modern man-
ufacturing plants CVTC program students
are typically recruited by companies after
completing just one year of the two-year pro-
gram and that was the case with Licht
ldquoI had two semesters done and I was al-
ready working for Global Finishing Solu-
tions as a part-time internrdquo Licht said of the
business where he will do electrical design
work ldquoThey offered a tuition reimburse-
ment which was really nicerdquo
Licht initially studied in an information
technology program at CVTC and worked at
EDI in Chippewa Falls then decided on achange in programs
ldquoIrsquove really been into electronics and
Electromechanical Technology fit that billrdquo
Licht said ldquoI really like it You can imple-
ment what you learn every dayrdquo
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ndash Public Notices ndash
SCHOOL NEWS 983085 PUBLIC NOICES Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage14
NOTICE OF HEARING OF THE VILLAGE
BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF CADOTT
WISCONSIN TO CONSIDER AND TO ACT
UPON THE AMENDMENT OF THE ZONING
ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGEOF CADOTT WISCONSIN
WHEREAS an application has been made to the
village clerk of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin to
change certain zoning district classifications and
zoning district boundaries contained therein
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the village
board of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin will meet
at the office of the village clerk in the municipal
building in the Village of Cadott Chippewa County
Wisconsin on the 18th day of January 2016 at
635 pm to consider the amendment of the zon-
ing ordinance of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin
as follows
TO CHANGE FROM A-1 AGRICULTURAL TO
R-1 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
SEC 06 TWP 28N R06 W
S12 NE Lot 2 of Cert Sur Map 2287 in V10
P112
DOC 642348
Parcel number 22806-0613-72287002
Owners Dennis amp Diane Falkenberg
Any person interested in the matter and desiring
testimony or other evidence will be heard at the
time and place specified above
Dated Dec 22 2015
VILLAGE BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF
CADOTT CHIPPEWA COUNTY
WISCONSIN
BY Anson Albarado president ATTEST Sandra Buetow clerk
NOTICEVillage of Cadott
52-1570952 bull wnaxlp
In the past month Nancy Weissrsquo second-grade class has had an inquiry unit about Native Americans andcolonists Nick Kotek library media specialist showed students how to use a database to answer ques-tions centered around the question How did the Native Americans and colonists live during colonialtimes Students made a video of themselves using an Aurasma app which parents could see by usingan iPad Parents were invited to watch the inquiry project video and play Native American games withtheir children In math students learned the deep meaning of the equal sign (the value of equations is
the same) They have worked on many ways to solve number equations when the missing number is indifferent spots and have five ways to solve addition and subtraction problems to find the correct answerThe students are wearing their school spirit shirts courtesy of PACE
Cadott Elementary Class of the WeekNancy Weissrsquo
Second Grade
Volunteer Donna Hoelwraps gifts during theHoliday Shoppe at Cor-nell Elementary Itemswere donated for stu-dents to pick out giftsfor their families LakeHolcombe School Dis-trict made $349 for their
after school programand coordinator AndreaSmith said Cornellshould do the same(Photo by Kayla Peche)
Cornell third grader Alyssa Bowe checks out a dollfor one of her possible presents for a family mem-ber this Christmas as volunteer Harley Thompsontries to make the sale Bowe and other elementarystudents shopped around during the Dec 17 Cor-
nell Holiday Shoppe but after school coordinator Andrea Smith says volunteers are just as excitedas the kids for this event (Photo by Kayla Peche)
CornellHolidayShoppe
Area students receive scholarshipsWisconsin Indianhead
Technical College (WITC)
December scholarship
donorrecipient receptionswere held at the four WITC
campuses where nearly
$110000 in scholarships
were awarded This repre-
sents a 10 percent increase
in the amount awarded and
15 percent more students re-
ceiving scholarships com-
pared to fall 2014
ldquoThe WITC Foundation is
fortunate to be supported by
generous donors who want
to help our students achieve
their academic goalsrdquo said
Craig Fowler executive di-
rector of the WITC Founda-
tion and WITC-Rice Lakecampus administrator ldquoArea
businesses services and
civic clubs WITC faculty
and staff and other individ-
uals have made it possible
for the foundation to award
252 scholarships this fallrdquoBrooke Elliott Cornell
received two scholarshops
the Arrowhead Family Den-
tal Scholarship and the
Mary W Johnson Scholar-
ship
From Jim Falls Ashley
Howell was awarded the
James Quinn MemorialScholarship and from Shel-
don Rebecca Lund was
given the VINE (Rice Lake)
Scholarship for Early Child-
hood Education
Lake Holcombe School students can earn books for themselves and the school library thanks to the North-ern White Sand Plant in New Auburn Each month the school staff chooses a student from each grade levelwho has demonstrated being respectful responsible and safe The plant then provides a book for each stu-dent to keep for themselves and a hard copy is donated to the library in honor of that student Book winnersfor November from preKto 12th grade are Oscar Naiberg Kiley PaffBrooklyn Anders OliviaRepka Robert LuethiQuinn Porter ShaniaSchroeder Megan LuethiKaden Crank KyraWright Ryanna OlmstedKaitlin Pastorius DevinLebal and Chase Fronk
(Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School third and fourth-grade studentscelebrate the last day before Christmas vacation byexchanging gifts with each other in the classroomthrough secret Santa (Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School
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KEVINrsquoS REFRIGERATION SER-
VICE Phone 715-568-3646 Rea-sonable rates Repair refrigeratorsfreezers walk-ins ice makers andair conditioners
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COURIER SENINEL Page15
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The monthly meeting will be held Monday Jan
11 2016 at the town hall (20470 State Hwy 64) at
7 pm
Agenda
Minutes
Financial report
Discussion and possible action on the following
Employee handbook
Town hall sign upgrade
Payment of bills
Public input
NOTICE
Town of Cleveland
Monthly Meeting
1-157293 bull wnaxlp
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Goetz board
of supervisors will hold its monthly meeting Monday
Jan 11 2016 at 730 pm at the Goetz Town Hall
Agenda
1) Roll Call
2) Minutes
3) Treasurerrsquos Report
4) Roads
5) AG Enterprise Area
5) Payment of bills
6) Adjourn
Tamee FoldyTown of Goetz clerk
NOTICE
Town of Goetz
Regular Board Meeting
1-157309 bull wnaxlp
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Birch
Creek will hold a regular monthly meeting Tuesday
Jan 12 2016 at 7 pm at the Birch Creek Town
Hall at 26755 240th St
Agenda
1Call meeting to order
2Roll call
3Approve minutes
4Treasurerrsquos report
5Public comment
6Discussion and action items
A Committee Reports
B Correspondence
C Payment of bills
7Set next meeting
8 Adjourn
Robin Stender
clerk
NOTICE
Town of Birch Creek
Monthly Meeting
1-157311 bull wnaxlp
PUBLIC NOTICE
TA JamesDue to a change in ownership of the prop-
erty at 418 N Main Street Cadott WI
Please call 715-828-3100 by Feb 15 2016
Failure to respond to this notice could re-
sult in storage andor disposal of personal
property52-1571922
Courier Sentinel
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Submitted by Jackie McDaniel
Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club President
The Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club (LHWC) completes
many community projects throughout the year Several of
those projects are done every December
Each year the club receives several names of children
from the Lake Holcombe School who are in need of some
Christmas cheer delivered to them Dec 10 was the day Ra-
mona Scharf Jackie Fredricksen Nancy Glenzer and Mary
Froehlich members of the LHWC did their shopping for
several youngsters in Holcombe
ldquoWe have been doing this for a few years and it feels better
every yearrdquo said Scharf ldquoFor several years we have re-
ceived an added donated gift card from the Chippewa Falls
Walmart to help with the costrdquo
After wrapping the gifts they are given to the Lake Hol-
combe School for delivery just in time for Christmas
On Dec 17 the LHWC Cheer Bag committee gathered at
Jackie McDanielrsquos house to assemble cheer bags for 35 peo-
ple in the Holcombe community
ldquoThe womenrsquos club has been delivering cheer bags for
about 20 yearsrdquo said Judy Taylor member
Gordyrsquos County Market in Cornell donated fruit and
candy and quick breads were baked by LHWC members for
the cheer bags After the added tissue paper a Christmas
card and a candy cane were tied with ribbon to give them a
ldquofestive lookrdquo
ldquoThe few hours we spend getting the cheer bags ready is
all worthwhile when we see the smile on peoples faces when
we drop off their special giftrdquo said Taylor
The Childrenrsquos Christmas and Cheer Bag projects along
with the Lake Holcombe School Scholarships are supported
by bake sales the LHWC holds throughout the year Mem-
bers say the LHWC will continue these projects with support
from the Holcombe community and the Holcombe Lions
Club
AREA NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage16
After a Dec 28 winter storm Amanda Olichwier andher daughter Macie Cornell built a tunnel andplayed in the snow outside the Courier Sentinel of-fice Amanda said they were going to build a snow-man but the snow wouldnrsquot pack good enoughLater a friendly plowman gave Macie a bigger hillto go sledding (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Womenrsquos club continues annual holiday projects
Left to right Jackie McDaniel Judy Taylor BarbaraRyser (Jackiersquos sister) Mary Froehlich Yvonne Ca-hoon and Norma Arts with Tom Taylor (Judyrsquos son)in the back stand in front of the cheer bags theLake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club compiled for fami-lies in the Holcombe community
(Submitted Photo)
To the right The Cadott sixth-grade black and goldchoir performed three songs during a Dec 22 win-ter concert including Send Down the Rain whichEmily Malecki (middle row far left) said was their favorite song to sing Other sixth graders picturedleft to right in front are Sam Scheidler Ethan Duck
and Ella Zais Right from Malecki are Hailee Glennand Jaime Rodriguez In back are Teanna Miles andShane Pilgrim (Photo by Kayla Peche)
To a packed Cadott elementary gym Dec 22 fifthgrader Angel Hladilek and her classmates in bandperformed Beethovenrsquos Ninth and Lets Go Band apep band song students put a Christmas twist on
Other performances during the evening includedfifth and sixth-grade black and gold choir and the
Cadott Winter Concert
Hats scarves and mittens adorn a Spirit of Christmas tree at the Cadott Courier Sentinel
office Through the Spirit of Christmas pro-gram parents in the Chippewa Valley can fillout an application for their children After re-ceiving donations from individuals and organ-izations at collection locations warm weather attire is picked up by volunteers and distrib-uted to children in need
(Photo by Heather Dekan)
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10 Years Ago
2005
Sponsored by the Pass It
On program area youth are
treated to a day of ice fishing
at Cornell Brunet Island
State Park While not every
child caught a fish volun-
teers Al Thomas Ed Thon
and Rick Goltz made sure
the best effort was given
Lindsay Wojciuch Travis
Anderson and Spencer
Harmison are recognized by
the Caught Doing Good pro-
gram at the Cornell Elemen-
tary School
20 Years Ago
1995
Although the judges said it
was a tough decision the
home of Ron and Lisa Siver-
ling is chosen as the winner
of the Holcombe holiday
lighting contest
Eric Newman Gilman is
arrested in New Mexico after
he robs the Dairyland State
Bank in Sheldon The 20-
year-old held up the bank at
gunpoint while a 14-year-
old runaway girl from Ala-
bama kept the car running
outside Newman was cap-
tured after his father said he
was heading back to his Fort
Hood Army posting from
which he was AWOL
30 Years Ago
1985
Ice on Lake Holcombe
will be unstable and haz-
ardous throughout the winter
and fishermen and snowmo-
bilers should be cautious To
maintain oxygen levels for
fish in backwater bays the
Northern States Power Com-
pany will fluctuate the
flowage level weekly caus-
ing ice thickness to become
unpredictable
Wisconsin becomes the
ninth state to recognize mar-
riage as an equal partnership
after Senate Bill 150 and As-
sembly Bill 200 are signed
reforming the laws on mar-
riage property Unless the
woman brought income to
the household with the pre-
vious laws it was deemed
she did not contribute to the
family and had no claim to
property
40 Years Ago
1975
An opossum is found in a
chicken coop at Derward Ar-
nesonrsquos property in Cornell
According to the DNR itrsquos
unusual for the animal to
venture this far north
With the rising price of in-
flation The Cornell Courier
and Cadott Sentinel are
forced to raise their prices to
continue publication and pay
for supplies and postage
Weekly papers increase by a
nickel making them 20
cents while yearly subscrip-
tions rise to $650
50 Years Ago
1965
The Cornell Betterment
Association sponsors Boo-
ster Days designed to pro-
mote business and fun in the
city Those who register
could have their names
drawn on Tuesday after-
noons A bank official draws
a name as the fire whistle
blows signaling merchants
to open envelopes with a
contestantrsquos name in them If
that person is in the business
at the time the merchant
calls the bank to inform them
they have a winner
60 Years Ago
1955
The Chippewa Valley
Courier is given a commen-
dation for exceptional and
meritorious conduct of out-
standing service for the Dis-
abled American Veterans
Because the paper publicized
a Thanksgiving Day Seal
Drive the organization could
give more than 1600 Christ-
mas gifts to veterans
100 Years Ago
The Brunet Falls Lodge
180 Knights of Pythias in
Cornell hold meetings every
Monday at Thomas Hall and
encourage new members
ndash Sentinel Look Back ndash ndash Couriers of the Past ndash
ndash Neighboring News ndash
10 Years Ago
2006
The Cadott boys basket-
ball team wins their first
West Cloverbelt Conference
game of the season 86-80
over Fall Creek
Jeremiah Burish wins by
major decision 16-0 over
Mondovirsquos Dillon Marten at
the Northern Badger
Wrestling Classic in River
Falls
A state legislative hearing
to air peoplersquos problems with
the state DNR will be held at
Rickrsquos Halfway Hall
20 Years Ago
1996
Cadott wrestlers place
second in Division 2 at the
two-day Northern Badger
Wrestling Classic at UW-
Stout Josh Spaeth wins a
4-3 match over Jason Holt
Prescott with a late take-
down to take third in the
tournament
Tracy Buchanan and Todd
Pozarski graduate from the
University of Wisconsin -
Eau Claire with degrees in
physical education
The AAAL Branch
1440 holds a benefit card
party at the Cadott High
School Commons
30 Years Ago
1986
Up for election this year
are three Cadott School
Board trustee seats ndash Ken
Luebstorf John Klay and
Charles Sedivy
The Cadott Lions Club
schedules their annual ice
fishing contest A three-
wheeler is set as the grand
prize
John Rothrsquos Sugar Bush in
Cadott is the site of a Maple
Syrup Institute
Cadott High School will
host the 1986 Cloverbelt
Conference Music Festival
40 Years Ago
1976
The WisDNR orders the
closure of the Cadott landfill
because the soil in the area is
unfit for a landfill site
The Boyd Farmers Union
Cooperative purchases the
Cadott Soil Services Center
A 292 Yamaha snowmo-
bile will be the first grand
prize in the annual Boyd-
Cadott Lions Ice Fishing
Contest on Pike Lake
Jim Bruhn 138 pounds
wins two matches and loses
one in a triple dual meet with
Bruce Nekoosa and Park
Falls
50 Years Ago
1966
A family from Cadott
sponsors a 10-year-old boy
from Colombia by sending
him a check each month to
help with expenses and ne-
cessities
Tom Miller proprietor of
Millerrsquos Super Valu is
elected president of the
Cadott Chamber of Com-
merce for the coming year to
succeed Don Sperber
Peter Dugal is appointed
as a citizen member to the
Wisconsin State Highway
Commission Advisory
Board
60 Years Ago
1956
In a score-packed over-
time period the Cadott Hor-
nets Boys Basketball team
turns in a thrilling victory
over the Stanley-Boyd Ori-
oles 67-61
Greeting Cadott students
after the holiday break is
Jess Doers new office clerk
and receptionist for the
Cadott School District
The Federal Reserve Bank
of Minneapolis reports that
the Cadott Bank debits are
21 percent higher this year
than compared to last year
PAS amp PRESEN Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 4
Augusta
Area Times
With no qualified replace-
ment stepping forward Live
Wire Youth Center in Au-
gusta closes their doors
In the height of last
minute holiday shopping
the team at Scheels presents
Beaver Creek Reserve with
a $200000 check for the re-
model of the Discovery
Room at Wise Nature Cen-
ter
Bloomer
Advance
Bloomer High School stu-dent Alex Stebane returns
from California where she
was one of the contestants in
the $100000 episode of
Americarsquos Funniest Home
Videos
The Bloomer School
Board approves a $35 mil-
lion referendum for the ex-
pansion of the Bloomer
Middle School The primary
additions would be six new
classrooms
The Bloomer Blackhawks
Girls Basketball team wins
64-27 over Boyceville
The New Auburn Fire De-
partment moves into their
new fire hall and plans an
open house for Jan 10 with
free chili
Colfax
Messenger
Gunnar Zurek is sen-
tenced to six and a half years
in prison and 10 12 years of
supervision after the car he
was driving crashed and
killed his girlfriend and in-
jured another man
Following a public hear-
ing the Elk Mound Village
Board approves a general
fund budget for 2016 of
$681844 and a water and
sewer budget of $295893 Colfax resident Gust Fehr
member of the Howard-
Campbell-Ganske Post 179
American Legion in Chetek
is honored as their Legion-
naire of the Year
The Colfax High School
gets a $19000 grant for a
distance learning lab that
will allow students and staff
to tie into colleges universi-
ties and technical schools
and take classes online
Ladysmith
News
The Ladysmith Lions
Club grows by 10 percent
with the induction of seven
new members ndash Blake Doud
Steve Monday Mike
Toycen Jim Moss Deb
Moss Jim Renneke and
Cindy Krings
Rusk County clerk Denise
Wetzel is recognized as a
Top Female Executive by
the International Womenrsquos
Leadership Association
Ladysmith Lion Ron
Moore is recognized for
years of service to the local
club as membership chair-
man
Stanley
Republican
The Red Cross collects 50units of blood from the Stan-
ley-Boyd community miss-
ing the goal of collecting 64
Dan Gilles wins the $500
Stanley Lions Club raffle
Ketty Clow wins the $175
raffle
Stanley mayor Mike
Henke seeks a third term in
office and all incumbents
have taken out papers for re-
election Those common
council members are Jesse
Frey in the first ward
Howard Duckeet in the sec-
ond ward Lance Johnson in
the third ward and Norm
Christianson in the fourth-
seventh wards
This fancy horse-drawn buggy with its red velvet up-
holstery was considered the Cadillac of buggies It was
used by Charles Grassle Cadott as he traveled around the
Cadott area buying cattle to ship to Chicago and Milwau-
kee
The buggy was manufactured by the Northwestern
Manufacturing Company Fort Atkinson around 1915
In late 1914 the Cadott Sentinel published a story about
the Grassle Brothers (Albert and Charles) James Doherty
Frank Price Kass Hardy and Will Clark shipping 15 train
carloads of livestock that week
In October 1915 the Cadott Sentinel reported the Grassle Brothers were the
heaviest shippers that week with a total of six cars
An Aug 5 1921 article in the Superior Telegram described Cadott as the leading
livestock center of the Chippewa Valley
Children loved to see Charles come to their farm as he always had candy to give
them He was also
prominent in the com-
munity and served as
president of the Citi-
zens State Bank from
1905 until his death
Charles was found
dead in his bed Oct
23 1925 by a worker
on his farm who no-
ticed his horse was still
in its usual place
(Courtesy of
the Cadott Area
Historical Society)
Cadott bull Cornell bull Lake Holcombe areas
Tales of our Beginnings
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Betty worked for the Cadott Sentinel in the 1960sbeginning as a columnist for the Town of Lafayette News
and then as news editorfor several years under WaltBrovald She published manyof her interviews with localresidents from her column
called ldquoLetrsquos Get Acquaintedrdquoin a book by the same name
Betty Gumbert of Altoonawill turn 90 on Jan 8 2016
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Cadott Elderly Program
Jan 11-15
Mon Egg salad sandwich
vegetable soup fruit
Tues Roast beef dinner
mashed potatoes vegetables
pudding
Wed Chicken drummies
tater tots beans lettuce salad
apple crisp
Thurs Spaghetti garlic
bread applesauce
Fri Fish fry cottage cheese
french fries ice cream
All meals served with bread
and milk For reservationscan-
cellations call 715-579-2893
by noon the previous daySenior dining served from
1130 am-1230 pm at
Kathyrsquos Diner Cadott If school
is cancelled because of
weather meals will not be
served
Cornell Elderly Program
Jan 11-15
Mon - Fri Not provided
For reservationscancella-
tions call 715-579-2910 by
noon the previous day Senior
dining served at 1130 am at
Our Saviorrsquos Lutheran Church
Cornell If school is cancelled
because of weather meals will
not be served
Cadott School
Jan 11-15 ndash Breakfast
Mon Breakfast pizza ani-
mal crackers applesauce cup
Tues Mini strawberry bagel
yogurt blueberries
Wed Pancake on a stick
with syrup fruit bread with jelly
Thurs Colby cheese
omelet fruit bread with jelly
Fri Sunrise flatbread or
breakfast burrito banana
bread fruitLunch
Mon Chicken in gravy
mashed potatoes steamed
carrots cranberries banana
bread with butter blend
Tues Hornet nachos with
meat and cheese sauce re-
fried beans chips salad bar
applesauce sliced oranges
HS bread with peanut butter
Wed Grilled cheese sand-
wich tomato soup with crack-
ers fresh vegetables fruit
cocktail apple
Thurs Chicken strips
sweet potatoes salad bar
tropical fruit melon HS bread
with peanut butter
Fri Hot dog on a bun tater
tots mixed vegetables orange
juice fruit
Cornell School
Jan 11-15 ndash Breakfast
Mon Bacon egg and
cheese breakfast pizza
Tues Pancakes warm cin-
namon apples
Wed Pancakes warm cin-
namon apples
Thurs Fresh baked corn-bread hot ham
Fri Cinnamon roll string
cheese
Lunch
Mon Cheeseburger on a
bun french fries baked beans
Tues Soft shell taco with all
the fixings
Wed Garlic chicken over
rice mixed vegetables fortune
cookie
Thurs Fish potato smiles
Fri Homemade chili sand-
wich crackers fruit
Lake Holcombe School
Jan 11-15 ndash Breakfast
Mon Muffin cheese stick
pineapple
Tues Waffle yogurt cup
fruit choice
Wed Cinnamon roll cot-
tage cheese grape juice
Thurs Breakfast pizza
pears
Fri Egg sandwich tri taters
apple juice
Lunch
Mon Chicken and gravy
biscuits glazed carrots fruit
choiceTues Taco Tuesday featur-
ing hard shell tacos assorted
vegetables apple slices
Wed Chicken on a bun
butter parsley potatoes green
beans pineapple
Thurs Tomato soup with
crackers grilled cheese sand-
wich fresh vegetables with
dip chilled pineapple
Fri Scalloped potatoes with
ham broccoli fruit choice
ndash Lunch Menus ndash
Chippewa Falls Public
Library Book and BakeSale ndash Thursday Jan 14 10am-7 pm Friday Jan 1510 am-3 pm For moremore information call 715-723-3210
Cadott Movie Night ndash Friday Jan 15 530 pmCadott Elementary School
Cadott Village BoardMeeting ndash Monday Jan 18630 pm Cadott VillageHall
Lake Holcombe School-Board Meeting ndash MondayJan 18 7 pm Lake Hol-combe Elementary IMC
Stress Coping Session
Finding Joy ndash Tuesday Jan
19 10-11 am 7-8 pmChippewa Valley YMCACommunity Room
Cornell Area BettermentAssociation Meeting ndashWednesday Jan 20 7 amCornell Elementary SchoolCamaraderie Club Room
Medicare 101 Informa-tional Session ndash WednesdayJan 20 3 pm ChippewaCounty Courthouse Room302 For more informationcall 715-726-7778
Cornell City CouncilMeeting ndash Thursday Jan 77 pm Cornell City CouncilChambers
ndash Coming Events ndash
Rusk County Memorial Hospital serves veteransRecently reviewed and approved Rusk County Memorial
Hospital (RCMH) has announced they are now a registered
provider under the Veterans Choice Program which was cre-
ated by the Veterans Access Choice and Accountability Act
(VACAA) of 2014
The VACAA expands the options veterans have and with
the Veterans Choice Program veterans can seek medical care
at an approved non-VA center with prior authorization from
the program if they live more than 40 miles away from a US
Department of VA healthcare facility that offers the services
needed andor are unable to get an appointment with a VA
provider within 30 days (or a date determined as medically
necessary by their physician)
All non-VA centers must be reviewed and meet quality
standards to receive approval for the program
ldquoItrsquos an honor to serve our veteransrdquo says Charisse Oland
RCMH CEO ldquoRCMH is pleased to see improvements being
made to help veterans gain more timely access to care and
relieve hardships due to travelrdquo
Sandra Meddaugh local veteran says she found the pro-
gram to be a welcome improvement once she understood all
of her options
ldquoI am glad that I donrsquot have to travel an excessive distance
for care that can be provided locallyrdquo said Meddaugh ldquoThere
are still some bugs but itrsquos really a great programrdquo
Because of a misconception Meddaugh was originally told
she didnrsquot qualify for the program Although she lives within
40 miles of a VA healthcare facility the healthcare services
provided at the center were limited
Deciding to investigate further Meddaugh called the Vet-
erans Choice Program call center and discovered she was el-
igible for the program because her local VA facility did not
offer the services she needed
Although veterans need to go through the program to co-
ordinate all appointments they can request service from ap-
proved facilities like RCMH Once veterans choose a local
non-VA provider their request must be authorized by the Vet-
erans Choice Program This process takes approximately one
week
ldquoNot only does it save me time but it has eliminated some
of the obstacles Irsquove faced with obtaining the healthcare I
needrdquo Meddaugh said
ldquoThis program is a benefit to veterans and I am glad Rusk
County Memorial Hospital took the initiative to become an
approved facilityrdquo said RCMH Board of Trustees member
and Wisconsin State Rep James Edming ldquoThey have the
finest doctors and nurses that you can find and this is a good
step in the right direction to better serve our veteransrdquo
Rusk County Memorial Hospital (RCMH) employ-ees community givers and Rusk County Commu-nity Connection (RC3) staff members gather aroundthe RCMH Miracle Tree This is the third year thehospital has hosted the RC3 sponsored tree in aneffort to help community members in need duringthe holidays Tags with requested items were hungon the branches and givers purchased the itemswrapped them then returned them to be distrib-uted Along with the Miracle Tree at Gordyrsquos Marketdonations collected served over 110 children andmore than 120 individuals during the 2015 holidayseason (Submitted Photo)
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220 Main St bull PO Box 742 bull Cornell
(715) 202-0505
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(715) 861-4414
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Anson United Methodist Church
12 mile east of Lake Wissota StatePark on Cty O ndash Anson Township715-382-4191Pastor Jason Kim1115 am Sunday Worship Service
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
10 miles south of Cadott on Hwy 27715-877-3249Rev James Norton1030 am Sunday Worship Service
9 am Sunday School (Sept ndash May)
Big Drywood Lutheran Church
27095 120th Ave ndash Cadott715-289-3608Pastor Lucy Schottelkorb10 am Sunday Worship Service6 pm Wednesday With the WordStudy (Sept-May)
Cadott United Methodist Church
Maple and Ginty Streets ndash Cadott715-289-4845Pastor George Olinske1045 am Sunday Worship ServiceFirst Sunday Holy CommunionFourth Sunday Potluck followingservice
English Lutheran Church of Bateman
20588 Cty Hwy X ndash Chippewa Falls715-723-4231 ndash elcbatemanorgPastor Deborah Nissen9 am Sunday WorshipWednesday 530 pm Light Supper6 pm Study Time All Ages 7 pmWorship Service
Faith Baptist Church
724 Main St ndash Cornell715-827-0222Pastor Mark Williams930 am Sunday School for all ages1030 am Worship Service
First Presbyterian Church
4th and Ripley ndash Cornell715-239-6263
1030 am Sunday Worship ServiceHoly Communion first Sunday
Holcombe United Methodist Church
27841 Cty Hwy M ndash Holcombe715-382-4191Pastor Jason Kim830 am Sunday Worship Service845 am Childrenrsquos Sunday School10 am Adult Sunday School2-5 pm Food Pantry Open secondand fourth Tuesdays
Holy Cross Catholic Church
107 South 8th St ndash Cornell715-239-6826Father Eric LinzmaierDeacon Dennis Rivers830 am Sunday Mass5 pm Tuesday Mass830 am Wednesday Mass830 am Thursday Mass830 am Friday Mass4 pm Saturday Mass 330 pmConfession
Holy Family Church
226 East 3rd Ave ndash Stanley 715-644-5435Father William Felix6 pm Saturday Mass11 am Sunday Mass830 am Wednesday Mass
Jim Falls United Methodist Church
139th Ave Cty S South ndash Jim Falls715-382-4191Pastor Jason Kim10 am Sunday Worship Service1015 am Childrenrsquos Sunday School
New Hope Assembly of God
318 South 7th St ndash Cornell715-239-6954cornellhopecomPastor Dan Gilboy 10 am Sunday WorshipSunday Morning Nursery and Chil-drenrsquos Church6 pm Wednesday Youth Group
New Hope Presbyterian Church
W14520 Cty Hwy M ndash HannibalGilman715-239-6263845 am Sunday Worship Service
New Life Alliance Church
1 mile west of CC on Z ndash Cornell715-239-6490Pastor Jim Brandli9 am Sunday School (Sept ndash May)10 am Worship Service
Childrenrsquos Church for ages 3-610 am Tuesday Womenrsquos BibleStudy 7 am Wednesday Prayer Meeting630 pm AWANA for ages 6 years
ndash sixth grade (Sept ndash May) 7-9 pm Youth Group for grades 7-126 am Thursday Menrsquos Bible Study
Northwoods Church
4th and Thomas St ndash Cornell715-289-3780Pastor Greg Sima10 am Non-denominational Sunday Services (nursery provided)630 pm Wednesday Bible Study for kids and adults
Our Saviorrsquos Lutheran Church
6th and Ripley Streets ndashCornell715-239-6891Pastor Andy Schottelkorb830 am Sunday Worship930 am Sunday SchoolCommunion first and third Sundays
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
13989 195th St ndash Jim Falls715-382-4422Father Eric Linzmaier1030 am Sunday Mass
St Anthonyrsquos Catholic Church
of Drywood
Jct Cty Hwy S and 250th St ndash JimFalls715-289-4422Father Eric Linzmaier
7 pm Saturday Mass
St Francis Catholic Church
W10193 Lehman Rd ndash Holcombe715-532-3501Father David ObertsFather Christopher Kemp4 pm Saturday Mass8 am Alternating Friday Mass
St Johnrsquos Catholic Church
N657 Cty Rd VV ndash Sheldon715-447-8510Father Mandanu Sleeva Raju1030 am Sunday Mass830 am Wednesday Mass
St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church
(Missouri Synod)215 East Seminary St ndash Cadott715-289-4521Pastor Raymond Bell9 am Sunday Worship Service10 am Sunday School
St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church
(Wisconsin Synod)700 Thomas Street ndash Cornell715-239-6081Pastor Patrick Feldhus
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Your Hometown Community Bank
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9 am Sunday Worship1015 am Sunday School
St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church ELCA
Hwy H at S ndash Rural Gilman715-703-907111 am Sunday Worship Service930 am Sunday SchoolCommunion second and fourth Sun-days
St Josephrsquos Church
719 East Patten St ndash Boyd715-644-5435Father William Felix930 am Sunday Mass830 am Tuesday Mass
830 am Friday Mass
St Rose of Lima Church
415 North Maple St ndash Cadott715-644-5435Father William Felix4 pm Saturday Mass8 am Sunday Mass830 am Tuesday Mass and
Communion Service830 am Thursday Mass
The Rock Church
(Non-denominational)230 West Main St ndash Gilman715-669-5082Pastor Smokey Tennison1030 am Sunday Worship Service6 pm Friday Bible Study
Trinity Lutheran Church
W5568 Main St ndash Sheldon715-452-5359Pastor Aric Fenske1015 am Sunday Worship Service1130 am Sunday School
Zion Lutheran Church
(Missouri Synod)5th Ave and Crumb St ndash Gilman715-447-8286Pastor Aric Fenske830 am Sunday Worship Service330 pm Wednesday ChildrenrsquosStudy
Holcombe United Methodist Church bull Holcombe WI
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OBIUARIES 983085 COMMUNIY Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page 7
ndash Obituaries ndash Helen J Ewings
Helen J Ewings 93 Cor-
nell passed away Wednesday
Dec 30 2015 at the Cornell
Area Care Center
Helen was born Nov 7
1922 to Selmer and Hulda
(Olson) Henderson in Taylor
She graduated fromChippewa Falls High School
in 1940
Helen was employed at
Woolworthrsquos in Chippewa
Falls and then at First Na-
tional Bank in Chippewa Falls
Helen married Edwin Ewings in 1970 They lived at Lake
Wissota then moved to Cornell following retirement
She enjoyed flowers gardening traveling and spending
time with family
Helen was a member of St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church and
the Ladies Aide and was treasurer for the local AAL organ-
ization
She is survived by several nieces and nephews
She was preceded in death by her parents husband Edwin
Ewings sister Inez Beaudette brother-in-law Wallace
Beaudette and other brothers-in-lawServices were held at 11 am Tuesday Jan 5 at St Johnrsquos
Lutheran Church in Cornell with the Rev Patrick Feldhus
officiating Interment was in the Cornell Cemetery
Visitation was one hour prior to the services Tuesday
morning at the church
Online condolences can be expressed at bortonleiserfuner-
alhomecom 1-157307
Kenneth LaVern Hakes JrKenneth LaVern Hakes Jr
62 Cornell passed away Sun-
day Jan 3 at Luther Hospital
in Eau Claire with his family
at his side
Kenneth was born April 4
1953 the son of Kenneth Sr
and Gwendolyn Hakes Cor-
nell
He married Elaine Pahl June
5 1971 in Cornell
He was a self-employed
truck driver with the business
owned and operated by him-
self and wife Elaine for 38
years He traveled 48 states and Canada for 3 12 million
miles accident free
He enjoyed hunting and fishing and gardening was his
passion He loved to have his grandchildren and great-grand-
children near him
Kenneth will be greatly missed by family and friends
He is survived by his wife Elaine children Marshall
(Cari) Hakes Laurie Hakes (Louie Meyer) Robert (Andrea)
Hakes and Lisa (Marty) Ash 15 grandchildren 13 great-
grandchildren mother Gwendolyn Hakes brothers and sis-
ters Kathy Dembinski Donna Dembinski Tom Hakes
Richard Hakes Pat White Randy Hakes and Tim Hakes and
by many nieces and nephews
He was preceded in death by his father Kenneth Hakes Sr
uncle Chet Hakes and mother and father-in-law Mary and
Alvin Pahl
Per Kennethrsquos request there will be no formal services but
family and friends may visit at the residence 1-157319
Charles H ldquoChuckrdquo PuchalskiCharles H ldquoChuckrdquo Puchal-
ski 68 Cadott died Wednes-
day Dec 30 2015
He was born Nov 12 1947
in Fergus Falls Minn to Dora
(Reuss) and Hugo Puchalski
He graduated from Barrett
High School in 1965
He joined the National
Guard in 1967 and also
worked in Benson Minn
painting Tyler Frontier
Spreaders
He went to work for Johnson Brothers from Litchfield
Minn in 1968 There he joined the Carpenterrsquos Union
He worked building bridges dams and disposal plants in
various towns
He married Sue Jenson in 1969
Chuck worked for Johnson Brothers until 1973 From
1973-77 he started and operated a lumber company in Bar-
rett Minn with his brother Terry They built many houses
around the community
Between 1977-85 he was an over-the-road truck driver for
Midwest Coast Jerry Siemens Trucking He hauled meat and
produce in 48 states
Between 1985-95 Chuck worked for Johnson Brothers and
Lunda Construction
Chuck and his son Bruce started a construction company
named Jim Falls Buildings amp Construction in 1995 Together
they built many many houses in the Chippewa Valley
Charles married a girl from Boston Mass Maureen E
Alger in 1986 They bought 5 acres in Wisconsin in 1988
and built a home where he lived out his life
He enjoyed hunting fishing the outdoors playing cards
and watching westerns He also never missed a Packers
game His greatest joy came from spending time with his
wife children and grandchildren
He is survived by his wife Maureen E Puchalski children
Jodi (Kerby) Strickler James Butler Heather (Jamie)
Gubrud Crystal Butler and Dusty (Heather) Puchalski
daughter-in-law Shannon Puchalski siblings Nancy Waugh
Elaine (Jim) Mattson Betty (Richard) Tweeter Terry Puchal-ski Gerald (Zina) Puchalski Dick (Diane) Puchalski Neil
(Jan) Puchalski and Kelly (Kyle) Purrier grandchildren
Kyle Samantha Tyler Chase Jared Riley Brennan Hunter
Ridley Charlie Lorelai and KaSandra and numerous nieces
nephews cousins and friends
He was preceded in death by his parents son Bruce
Puchalski brothers-in-law Virgil Johnson and Harvey
Waugh and sister-in-law Lea Puchalski
A memorial service was held at 2 pm Monday Jan 4 at
Pederson-Volker Funeral Chapel in Chippewa Falls with the
Rev Aaron Sturgis officiating
Visitation was one hour prior to the service Monday at the
funeral chapel
Pederson-Volker Funeral Chapel amp Cremation Services in
Chippewa Falls is serving the family
Online condolences can be expressed at
pedersonvolkercom 1-157308
Myra M SmithMyra M Smith 96 Cornell passed away Sunday Jan 3
2016 at St Josephrsquos Hospital in Chippewa Falls
A memorial service will be held at 2 pm Sunday Jan 10
at St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church in Cornell with the Rev
Patrick Feldhus officiating
Inurnment will be in the Cornell Cemetery at a later date
Visitation will be one hour prior to the services Sunday at
the church
ndash Death Notice ndash
Heyde Center for the Arts presents
FLANAGANrsquoS WAKE
Friday Jan 8 at 730 pmDinner amp Show at 630 pm
Saturday Jan 9 at 730 pmDinner amp Show at 630 pm
Sunday Jan 10 at 2 pm
Heyde Center | 715-726-9000 bull wwwcvcanet3 South High St | Chippewa Falls WI 54729
Show Adults $14 Seniors $13 Youth $7
Dinner amp Show Adults $32 Seniors $31
Youth $21 (under age 16)
Flanagan is dead but donrsquot be sad because
remembering his life is all about laughs
A hilarious interactive Irish funeral
This performance is sponsored by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board
by the National Endowment for the Arts and our loyal ticket holders
Tickets - $15 adult $3 students for this performance(As always students under 18 are free with paid adult)
Tickets are available at the door
Flambeau Valley Arts Association
is Proud to Present
Friday Jan 8 2016 bull 730 pmLadysmith High School Auditorium
5 2 - 1 5 7 1 8 0 2
Mark Nizerrsquos 4D TheatreMark has been juggling for over 25 years performing
with the likes of George Burns Bob Hope and Ray Charles
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By Janice Craig bull 715-595-4380
Most of us have had our fill of football games with all the
bowl games during the holidays
Bob and Barb Lompa attended the get-together for their
Gilman High School class of 1965 at Tedrsquos Timberlodge
Monday with 19 people attending
The Holcombe Seniors Club will meet at the Holcombe
United Methodist Church at noon Jan 14 Everyone bring a
dish to pass and the theme this time is to wear an ugly
sweater or sweatshirt This will be a good time to catch up
on the news over Christmas
Several people donated blood at the blood bank collection
in Cornell on Monday There was a good turn out I am told
The ice must have gotten thick enough to fish as I am see-ing several ldquodaredevilsrdquo on Cranberry Lake I like fish but
not that much There are a number of springs on that lake I
sure hope nothing happens
ndash Holcombe Happenings ndash
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ment a trench is dug new tile is put down
and a sump pump is installed
The Courier Sentinel holds a Diaper Drive
with almost 1500 infantadult diapers col-
lected for local food pantries
Cadott student Tyler Miles takes first place
in the CO2 Dragster competition at a Team
Problem Solving contest in Eau Claire
Dr Tonya Prokop joins Kromrey Chiro-
practic in Cadott After graduating from
Flambeau High School Prokop received her
doctorate degree from Northwestern HealthScience University in Bloomington Minn
With the possibility of a $700000 deficit
in 2016-17 the Lake Holcombe School
Board discusses needing a ldquoworst case sce-
nariordquo referendum to ldquoplugrdquo the financial
hole
Steve and Wendy Sin-
gleton open Wendyrsquos
Stacker Cafe on Bridge
Street in Cornell
The Cornell Fire De-
partment extinguishes a
skidsteer fire at the Scott
Mohr farm on County
Highway D east of Cor-
nell
Cornell is awarded a$5000 Urban Forestry
Grant to assist in a tree in-
ventory to help make
plans for the arrival of the
emerald ash borer
A daddydaughter dance
is held at Lake Holcombe
School for area fathers to
treat their daughters to an
evening of dancing
dressed in finery
BirthsCarsten Payton
Bri-Ana Schofield
Sawyer Thon Benjamin
Briggs
Deaths Donald Craker
Rosetta Walker Elsie Melville ClarenceWalsvik Gary Jones Joan Melgaard Philip
Lukowicz Lynn Johnson Jr Nancy Maurina
February
Donna Woodcock takes over as the new
Cadott postmaster
Cleoan Wright is hired as the new Cornell
Police Department secretary
Cornell School Board member Lyle Briggs
is recognized for 20 years of service on the
school board at a ceremony in Milwaukee
The Lake Holcombe Boys Basketball team
receives $1000 from the Lake Holcombe
Lions Club for new uniforms
The Chippewa River Rendezvous organi-
zation holds a sledding event at Brunet Island
State Park
Cornell Bank Mutual will close their doorsin May along with six other branches as part
of an efficiency and expense reduction effort
Cadott Elementary School second-grade
student Parker Davis makes his 100th deposit
into the school banking program with Citi-
zenrsquos State Bank
The Cornell City Council increases the
full-time police officer wage to $1931hour
Cadott Route 2 mail carrier John Munroe
retires after 24 years on the job Munroe re-
ceived his first full-time route in 1999 and
plans to remain in the Lafayette area
Cadott Lions Club president Brian Dulmes
presents Cadott School Board presidentCedric Boettcher with $1000 for the school
lunch program
The classes of 2006-2008 take home
championship honors at the Lake Holcombe
School basketball alumni tournament Bruce
Anderson is
named as the 2015
Lake Holcombe
honorary sports
fan
The Cornell Ele-
mentary School
ldquoJumps for Heartrdquo
collecting more
than $2100
Births Liam
BollomDeaths Dale
Stipek Patricia
Sippy Bette Bit-
ter Caroline Au-
dorff Beatrice
Mickelson Phillip
Puljas Guy
Crosby Florence
Giebel Luella
Douville
March
The Cadott Fire
Department ex-
presses a concern
to the Cadott Vil-
lage Board about
the yearly $1500 charge for a water meterThe Cornell Elementary School receives a
visit from the WQOW Channel 18 meteorol-
ogist team and hosts a weather academy
MRG Patty a Lowline Angus cow owned
by Mark and Tammy Gilles of Sigel Sunset
Ranch in Cadott wins National Champion
with her calf at the 2015 National Western
Livestock Show in Denver Colo
Freshman Andrew Gunderson and senior
Austin Najbrt represent Cadott at the state
wrestling tournament
The Walthers family in Cadott welcomes
foreign exchange student Jason Ng from
Hong Kong China
Cadott Boy Scout Trenton Weiss meets
with Gov Scott Walker as a youth delegate
and delivers an annual report to the governor and members of the Wisconsin Legislature
Rhonda Mataczynski retires after 39 years
as the Lake Holcombe Com-
munity Theater director
The River Country Plaza
Veterans Memorial sees a new
addition in the form of a Viet-
nam Veterans Association
Flag
A Cadott man is injured in
an explosion at Greener Acres
Transmission after he attempts
to cut open a metal drum with
a blow torch
Former Congressmen Tom
Petri and Dave Obey speak at
the Cadott School District todiscuss civic participation and
congressional work
Cornell eighth grader Jor-
dan Shackleton sets a new
school record at an archery
tournament in Sparta
The Cadott Hornets Archery
team takes aim at national
competition after they place
first in all four of their tourna-
ments Helping the team on to
the next level and earning a
new school record is senior Kaeden Thom
A fire damages the Building
Blocks Early Learning Center
in Cadott after kids and em-
ployees leave for the day
Kaden Kinney Lake Hol-
combe seventh grader heads
to Lexington Ky with his
horse Willow to compete in
the Road to the Horse All-Star
Shootout
Births Chase Anthony Cyress Krueger
Presley Boisvert Obadiah Yeager
Deaths Urban Gass Helen Simmerman
Rune Ruud Michael Westerberg Fred Gass
Kay Roscoe Edward Boris Amy Shilts
Naomi KaveenApril
The Chippewa Valley Electric Cooperative
plans to demolish their current building built
in 1951 and construct a new office and truck
garage Employees plan to relocate to a va-
cant building on Main Street formerly Dr
Lanersquos Dental Office
The Cornell Camaraderie Club packs their
1900th box to send overseas to the troops
Cornell citizen Bertha Leja turns 100
Cal Demulling 8 Cadott takes first place
in the Special Olympic basketball skills at the
district level
The Cornell Archery team takes first at a
tournament in Cashton During the tourna-
ment sophomore McKenzie Weggen breaks
the school record set by eighth grader JordanShackleton
An apartment complex on Cadottrsquos Main
Street is damaged when a kitchen fire breaks
out in the building
Larry Sime River Country Store manager
retires after 53 years in the seedfeed indus-
try
The Lake Holcombe FFA holds a Spring
Madness Food Drive to provide Easter meals
for the Lake Holcombe Food Pantry During
the week-long drive more than 1000 items
are collected in addition to $400
Cadott holds their alumni tournament
weekend with the classes of 2005 and 2007
taking first place in the gold division basket-
ball matchups and the class of 2001 bringing
home the trophy for the black divisionThe Cornell High School hosts a Job Fair
and Business Expo sponsored by the Cornell
Area Betterment Association
The Cadott Hornets Archery team brings
home their seventh state title after they com-
pete at the NASP State Championship The
team sets a new state record
The Cornell FFA forestry team takes first-
place honors at the Agricultural Technology
Contest in River Falls
The Lake Holcombe School agriculture
department receives more than $21000 from
the Don ldquoTinyrdquo Albrecht estate to help stu-
dents go on field trips
Danielle Gygi Holcombe receives the
Good Citizen Award from the Eau Claire
Chapter of the Daughters of the AmericanRevolution
Crescent Meats Cadott earns Grand
Champion with their head cheese at a Meat
Product Show
Nick Seng is crowned as the Lake Hol-
combe 2015 Junior Prom king while Ka-
reese Jiskra reigns as Prom queen
Cadott names Austin Anderson as the 2015
Junior Prom king while Elizabeth Kyes is
crowned queen
Erica Rutherford a second grader atLake Holcombe dances with her grandpa Frank Rutherford at thesecond annual DaddyDaughter Dance Jan 23
(Photo by Monique Westaby)
Sigel Sunset Ranch in Cadott takes home firstplace honors at the National Western LivestockShow cowcalf division in January with their Low-line Angus beef cow Patti and her calf Bond Pos-ing with the champion cattle left to right areMadeline Bode owner Tammy Gilles owner MarkGilles judge Blake Bloomberg associationprincess Laramie Coffey association queen BridgetHoffman handler and ranch employee Shea Esserand handler Samantha Straley (Submitted Photo)
Cadott sophomore Brandon Pederson found outthe hard way the dangers of distracted driving dur-ing the April 10 Stop the Texts Stop the Wrecks as-sembly The Cadott students and a few faculty
members rode a childrenrsquos bicycle between conesacross the gym while trying to text and ldquodriverdquo (Photo by Kayla Peche)
The Cornell Fair was held Friday June 12 through Sunday June 14 offeringrides carnival food free music and the Cornell Lions Club famous charcoalchicken dinner (Photo by Monique Westaby)
YEAR IN REVIEW Tursday January 7 2016
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Births Peityn Nikolai Lucy Patten Bryn-
ley Hoff
Deaths Edna Pagenkopf the Rev Jere-
miah Cashman Suzanne Stubb Lydia
Tkachuk Mary Ann Kocher Senior Master
Sgt Phillip Gygi Charles Sikora Melvin
Mattson Frances Matschee Roy Yohnk
Dorothy Reeve Genevieve Jackson Evelyn
Swanson Ursula Preston
May
The Hornet Hustle Fun Run has 92 partic-ipants and raises about $1400 for a Cadott
eighth-grade field trip
The Cornell School Board accepts the res-
ignations of first-grade teacher Jason Jaenke
and marketing and business instructor Ryan
Helke
The Cornell High School plays host to the
ldquoEnchanted Eveningrdquo Junior Prom where
Curtis Hakes is crowned as king while Eliz-
abeth Sproul reigns as queen
World War II veteran and Cornell native
Eino Martino boards the Never Forgotten
Honor Flight to Washington DC
Seventeen Cornell Spanish students chap-
eroned by parents and faculty members
travel to Spain
After fundraising for a year and a halfLake Holcombe band and choir students
make the 1374 mile trip to San Antonio
Cadott junior Elizabeth Kyes hits a new
personal best in the triple jump at a Gilman
invitational
The Miller Pharmacy in Cadott is held up
at gun point when a suspect demands em-
ployees give him medication and wallets
Twenty-six seniors receive their diplomas
during commencement exercises at Lake
Holcombe School Danielle Gygi served as
class valedictiorian with Katie Ruhde as
salutatorian
Vito and Linda Sblendorio Holcombe are
recognized statewide for their weight loss
through TOPS Vito lost over 50 pounds
while Linda lost more than 60 poundsParents friends and faculty are on hand to
witness the graduation of 45 Cadott High
School seniors including valedictorian Luke
Bell and salutatorian Quinn Hartzell
The Cornell-Lake Holcombe Knights Girls
and Boys Track teams take the East Lakeland
Conference title for 2015
BirthsKylee Tomkowiak
Deaths Rudolph Arneson Verlon Cowell
Barbara Smith Raymond VanDenHeuvel
Charles Sadler Joseph Taylor Sylvia Ringer
Joann Palmer Eldora Clary Robert Page
Janet Lacina Mary Smock
June
Friends and family gather at Staudacher
Field in Holcombe in memory of Nathan
Zamsky raising $10000 during the secondannual Nathanrsquos Wish Angel Wings of Love
fundraiser
With enough interest from
Cornell and Lake Holcombe
Schools the Knights form a
co-op golf team for the spring
sports line-up
Because of a proposal
brought to the Cornell City
Council by member Terry
Smith the pulpwood Stacker
might be taken out of retire-
ment and used for an observa-tion deck or bungee jump
The Cadott Hornets Track
teams complete a successful
run in regional and sectional
meets sending nine individu-
als to state competition
Cornell-Lake Holcombe
Knights senior Eric Nedland advances to
state competition for the second straight year
The Cadott Hornets Golf team earns a re-
gional championship at home for the second
year in a row
Cornell friends family and faculty gather
for commencement ceremonies for the 2015
graduating class ldquoClosing the chapterrdquo is the
theme from valedictorian Gretchen
Schroeder and salutatorian Brianna JohnsonCadott boasts champion honors in the form
of junior Elizabeth Kyes who brings home a
state win in the 400-meter dash
Katie Matott is awarded Cornellrsquos Citizen
of the Year
The Lake Holcombe Theater department
presents The Music Man Jr
Births Gavin Richardson Autumn Es-
linger Aubree Parish Blake Rudnick
Deaths Geraldine Ducommun Mary
Holznagel June Ewer Patricia Semanko
Charles Smith Mabel Strzok Beverly
Eichelt Mary Brewington Claire Frank
Mathilda Ramminger Jane Malison Thomas
Sommerfeld Joan Sackmann
July
Corey Sedlacek 1992 Cadott High Schoolgraduate is named vice-president of Lockton
Dunning Benefits
Country Fest features acts such as Keith
Urban Rascal Flatts and Tim McGraw
With about 5 inches of rain that came
down in the Chippewa Valley over the course
of a day ditches over run streams and rivers
are at capacity and roads are washed away
After 36 years Dr Ned Willkom hangs up
his dentistry tools in Cadott
Severe storms hit the area over the week-
end leaving downed trees in its wake
The search for 54-year-old Tammy Jovaag
is called off after almost a month goes bysince she went missing from Holcombe
Cadott plays host to Rock Fest which
draws in acts like Judas Priest Godsmack
and Shinedown
Residents let their voices be heard about
the historic 108-year-old Cobban Bridge in
Jim Falls After hearing Chippewa County
might decide to tear down the structure the
community begins efforts to ldquosave the Cob-
ban Bridgerdquo
Dave Koch scores a hole-in-one at Ent-
wood Golf Course in Holcombe while just a
few miles away Steve McDaniel hits his own
hole-in-one at Twin Oaks Golf Course
Births Gabriel Hill Lena Zenner Levi
Lehman Madyson McIlquham Madden
Gindt Cooper Rubenzer Justice SchofieldChase Westaby Kristie Hakes Jeremiah
Helgerson
Deaths Shirley Wagner Donna Decker
Sharon Lange Leonard Peterson Violet
Paulsen Gerald Holznagel Herman Starck
Karen Phillippi Elizabeth Bell Lloyd Proku-
pek Lawrence Sedlacek Emma Andre
Lloyd JuVette
August
Caitlin Larson is crowned Miss Cadott
Nabor Days at the 61st annual celebration
Dorothy Zweifel and her husband George
stop by the Cornell Fire Hall to express their
thanks to the firefighters who rescued her
after she fell into a well on the couplersquos prop-
erty in May During the fall into the 16-foot
hole 72-year-old Dorothy sustained brokenribs a broken collarbone and fractures in her
back as well as cuts and bruises
Bicyclists from the Highground Tour pass
through Cornell on their way to the High-
ground Veterans Memorial in Neillsville
Cornell school bus driver Mickey Bates re-
tires after driving the State Highway 64 route
for 30 years
Golfers turn out to chase the elusive hole-
in-one at the annual Cornell Lions Golf Tour-
nament at Twin Oaks and Entwood Golf
Courses in Holcombe Earning top honors
are the team of Dave DeJongh Mike Rivers
Tim Smith and Neal VerhulstOur Saviorrsquos Lutheran Church in Cornell
celebrates its 100th anniversary with a fel-
lowship meal along with sharing memories
through photo albums
Cornell resident Mike Rivers records his
first hole-in-one at the Bloomer Golf Course
After Cadott Hornets head football coach
Jeff Cruschiel is diagnosed with esophageal
cancer his team rallies to his support and
dedicates their opening season game to him
The Swinging Fore a Cause organization
reaches its 10th year in support of the Lake
Holcombe School and students holding their
annual golf fundraiser at Entwood Course
Births Teagen DeMars Levi Patton Bre-
anna Spath
Deaths Elaine Dressler Joseph MorfootBill Felmlee James Rahn Frank Popelka
Donald Rose Marilyn Schroeder Norman
Pagenkopf
September
Northwestern Bank Cornell celebrates its
80th birthday
Borderline Rebel 4-H Club member Saige
Sikora is recognized for her leadership citi-
zenship and community service while Quinn
Sikora is honored for 12 years as a 4-H mem-
ber
Holy Cross Catholic Church in Cornell hits
its 100 year milestone
The Lake Holcombe Lions annual golf
tournament is deemed a success Taking first
place are Randy and Mary Dicus and Jeff
and Shana LudvigsenCadott Miller Pharmacy is robbed at gun
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COURIER SENINEL Page 9
Cadott head coach Jeff Chrusciel hugs graduatedHornet players from last yearrsquos team during an Aug21 halftime ceremony honoring Chrusciel
(Photo by Kayla Peche)
Over 75 cars were on display at the Lake Holcombe Lions annual car show Sept 13 and showgoers filled the rowschecking out the classic vehicles Cars and trucks like the 1928 Ford Model AA from Larry Verhulst Holcombe 1969
Chevelle from Paul Hruby Holcombe and the 1929 Ford Coupe Hot Rod from ldquoJimmy Boyrdquo Edming Glen Flora gracedthe Lake Holcombe Lions Pavilion grounds at Staudacher Field Those in attendance voted for the car or truck theythought should win while listening to music from the rsquo50s and rsquo60s (Photos by Monique Westaby)
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point for the second time in a year Ryan
Lemke is arrested shortly after and charged
with both robbies
The Lake Holcombe Lions Club holds
their annual car show at Staudacher Field
More than 75 ldquoclassicrdquo cars are on display for
the public to view
Cadottrsquos Austin Goettl and Kayla Dubiel
are crowned Homecoming King and Queen
BirthsGraham Willkom Ryder Yeager
Deaths Carmen Laflin Rebecca Bell
Gretchen Halstead Edward Jenneman JeanTodahl Kenneth Zaruba Mae Willkom
Lloyd McEathron Jim Hochstedler Ray-
mond Sedlacek Vernon Dunston
October
The Cornell City Council is concerned the
historic log stacker could become a safety
issue after inspections reveal areas of the
structure need to be repaired
William Hattamer and Bailey Viegut are
crowned as the Lake Holcombe Homecom-
ing King and Queen
Jim Falls youth Rebecca Berg 6 and Kae-
lyn Seidlitz 5 make the trip to the National
Pedal Pull in South Dakota
Cornell Community Ed sponsors a scare-
crow decorating contest at Mill Yard Park
Taking home first place in the business cate-gory is Northwestern Bank and winning for
the family set is the Jane Ash family
The Cadott Police Department will receive
a new squad car with help from an equipment
grant A 2016 Ford Explorer Police Intercep-
tor sport utility vehicle is scheduled to arrive
around the first of the year
Cornell elects Cole Stephens and Elizabeth
Sproul as its reigning royalty for Homecom-
ing festivities
A new youth equine program is started at
the Doggone Ranch in Cornell to educate
kids on how to handle animals
Although an after school program is of-
fered to Cadott parents after almost no inter-
est the program is cancelled
The Lake Holcombe Volleyball team brings home the East Lakeland Conference
title going undefeated on the season
United States Army Reserve Chief Warrant
Officer David Conrad hangs up his fatigues
and returns to his Holcombe roots after 40
years in military service
Knights senior Sam Peterson becomes the
first runner to ever earn All-Conference for
the Cornell-Lake
Holcombe boys
cross country
team
A benefit is
held for Cadott
head coach Jeff
Chrusciel who
says he canrsquot
thank everyoneenough for their
support
The Cadott
Lions hold their
annual District
Governors Night
with Larry
Bradley presid-
ing Bradley
awarded the Birch-Sturm Fellowship to Lion
Dr Bernard Schwetz Lion Robert Thorson
was presented the Melvin Jones Fellowship
while Donnie Kolpien was named as Cadott
Lion of the Year
The Cornell and Lake Holcombe Lions
Clubs join to award Alois Olichwier and Ron
Plumer with the Birch-Sturm Fellowshipaward Receiving Lion of the Year are Ray
Guthman and Rick Mitchell
The Cornell Fire Department turns 101
years old
From rural Cornell to Rome farm boy
Daniel Sedlacek takes the next step on his
priesthood journey becoming ordained a
deacon
Births Greyson Dahm Kasey Miland
Koda Peterson Henry Zieche
Deaths Louise Freeman Mark Hall
James Michal II Kathy Johansen Elwood
Beaudin John Sims Larry Braden Patrick
Hoover Raleigh Hakes Neil Boyea Thomas
Smith Jr Roy Emerson Donald Weggen
Henry Rubenzer David Braden
November
Lake Holcombe School will have a new
electronic sign advertising school events
thanks to the Lake Holcombe PRIDE Com-
mittee
Cornell School Board member Eileen
Sikora is honored by the Wisconsin Associa-
tion of School Boards for reaching Level 5
the highest level of the associationrsquos recog-
nition pro-
gram
To honor
those who
have passed
the Cornell
Veterans Last
Manrsquos Club
continues at
the CornellAmerican Le-
gion Hall The
club started
in 1957 orig-
nally had 44
members and
now 57 years
later only one
member of the
club remains ndash Charles Johnson
The Cadott Elementary School receives
new school spirit T-shirts sponsored by Peo-
ple Active in Cadottrsquos Education At the start
of the school year students designed a new
shirt The winning entry came from third
grader Kaylee Hamlin
Thanks to Cornell residentAshley Bera and others with
the American Heart Associa-
tion a new bill could be
passed requiring CPR to be
taught in schools
The Cornell Knights of
Columbus Council Jean
Brunet 4948 earns the distinc-
tion of Star Council one of the
organizationrsquos top awards
After spending a few
months in a temporary loca-
tion on Main Street while the
old building was demolished
the Chippewa Valley Electric
Cooperative offices are back
in their South 8th Street loca-tion
Because of a $1200 dona-
tion from the Wisconsin Veter-
ans Tribute the Cadott
Community Library will offer
iPads for patron use
Cadott athletic director Jim
Sekel is named as the District
1 Athletic Director of the Year
by the Wisconsin Athletic Di-
rectors Association
The Cornell Elementary School collects
more than 1700 items for the food pantry
For the second year in a row Sheldon
brothers RJ and Kaden Kinney earn a trip
to the MSA Worlds Championship
Deaths Robert Readinger SharonAdolphson Lyle Buttke Charles Johnson
Helen Hinds Fred Bosteder Jr Herbert
Wriedt Melvin Gass Shirley Parsons De-
loris Pischke Julia Wojtyna
December
The Wisconsin Veterans Tribute donates
two signs depicting the Star Spangled Ban-
ner and the Pledge of Alegiance to the Cadott
Elementary School
The late Naval Lt Jerry Irwin is inducted
into the UW-Stout Hall of Heroes
After 15 years with the Marshfield Clinic
Cornell Center Dr Erik Dickson says
farewell to his patients and colleagues ac-
cepting a position outside the Marshfield
Clinic system
Dixonrsquos Apple Orchard south of Cadottholds a community Deck the Halls event with
pizzas cupcakes and more
Cornell senior Curtis Hakes is nominated
for the US Presidential Scholars program
AampD Docks Cornell plans to move less
than a mile away after they purchase land
from the city at the industrial airport
A bottle of alcohol honoring the last man
is opened at the Cornell American Legion
Hall After sitting for 54 years members
opened the booze and toasted Charles John-
son who passed away in November
The Cadott Area Historical Museum getsa new sign thanks to an anonymous donation
Lake Holcombe Track coach Jake Ebner is
named as the Wisconsin Track Coaches As-
sociationrsquos Coach of the Year
About 800 people attend the Kids Commu-
nity Christmas Party in Cornell
Cornell graduate Dale Hetke is promoted
to Air Force colonel
After vandals once again strike at the
Cadott water tower the Cadott Village Board
discusses destruction prevention
Although comprehensive planning has
been the topic for months at Lake Holcombe
Town Board meetings the board decides
against a referendum on the subject
After 46 years serving the Cornell area
chiropractor Earl ldquoDocrdquo Boettcher retires
A-1 Agricultural Zoning is passed by the
Cornell City Council for a plot of land on
Riverside Drive after a request came from
Al and Sue Potaczek to have the land zoned
to construct a businessFor the first time the Lake Holcombe and
Ladysmith School Districts combine to offer
a Winter Jazz Gala to friends and family The
event held at Paradise Shores in Holcombe
had performances from each school as well
as guest saxophonist Jerod Kaszynski
Energy prices for Cadott customers are set
for the next nine years after the village board
approves extending the electrical cost until
2024
The Cornell-Lake Holcombe Knights
Cross Country team receives the 2015 East
Lakeland Conference Sportsmanship Award
Births Ella Christie Roman Hover Jack-
son Taylor
Deaths Judy Falzerano Ronald Baker
Penny Spaeth Violet Holtman Danny ClarkLinda Thom Dennis St Aubin
Jeremiah Hattamer kindergarten gives Marine Corps Sgt Joseph Harp ahearty handshake following the Lake Holcombe School Veterans Day Program(Photos by Monique Westaby)
As one of her more unique pieces Jean Bowe dis-plays a snow globe with a nativity scene inside aspart of her collection Looking close Mary andJoseph can be seen in the background watching over baby Jesus in the manger (Photo by Ginna Young)
YEAR IN REVIEW Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 10
Mary Ann Cote Holcombe brought an unusualrusset potato with 10 growths attached into theCornell Courier Sentinel officeOct 6 Cote said her husbandClifford dug the tuber on theirfarm (Photo by Ginna Young)
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Schickʼs Bowl amp BrewTuesday Night
Ladies League StandingsDec 29 2015
Team W LLisa s Beauty Salon 9 3Cliffʼs Maple Sugars 8 4
Hellandʼs Hellions 7 5Schickʼs Bowl amp Brew 6 6Heaven Help Us 5 7 High Team Game LisaʼsBeauty Salon 624 Cliffʼs MapleSugars 570 Schickʼs Bowl ampBrew 506 High Team Series LisaʼsBeauty Salon 1720 CliffʼsMaple Sugars 1494 SchickʼsBowl amp Brew 1482 High Individual GameSarah Whittaker 187 Peg Hat-tamer 165 Mary Cowell 157 High Individual SeriesSarah Whittaker 451 RhondaKimball 434 Mary Cowell 429
ndash Bowling ndash
ndash Basketball Standings ndash
ndash Pool ndash
Courier Sentinel Page 11 Tursday Januar y 7 2016
bull Cadott bullBoys Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Osseo-Fairchild 730 pmMon Jan 11 at Cornell 545 pmThur Jan 14 at Fall Creek 730 pmBoys JV BasketballFri Jan 8 at Osseo-Fairchild 545 pm
Mon Jan 11 at Cornell 545 pmThur Jan 14 at Fall Creek 545 pmGirls Varsity Basketball
Thur Jan 7 Stanley-Boyd 730 pmMon Jan 11 at Cornell 715 pmTue Jan 12 at McDonell 730 pmGirls JV BasketballThur Jan 7 Stanley-Boyd 545 pmTue Jan 12 at McDonell 545 pmVarsity WrestlingSat Jan 9 Invitational (Alumni Day) 10 amThur Jan 14 Stan-Bd (Parent Night) 730 pm
JV WrestlingSat Jan 9 at EC North 830 amSat Jan 9 Invitational 10 amThur Jan 14 Stanley-Boyd 7 pm
bull Cornell bullBoys Varsity BasketballThur Jan 7 Bruce 715 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 1 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pmBoys JV Basketball
Thur Jan 7 Bruce 545 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 245 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pmGirls Varsity BasketballThur Jan 7 Bruce 545 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 245 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pm
bull Lake Holcombe bullBoys Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Birchwood 715 pm
Tue Jan 12 New Auburn 715 pmBoys JV Basketball
Fri Jan 8 at Birchwood 545 pmMon Jan 11 LCO 715 pmTue Jan 12 New Auburn 545 pmGirls Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Birchwood 545 pmTue Jan 12 New Auburn 545 pmGirls JV BasketballMon Jan 11 LCO 545 pm
bull Cornell-Lake Holcombe-Gilman bullVarsity Wrestling
Thur Jan 7 at Shell Lake 6 pm
Sat Jan 9 at Shell Lake 10 amThur Jan 14 at Flambeau 7 pm
Jan 7 14
bull SPORTSWEEK bull
2015-16 West CloverbeltConference Boys BasketballTeam W LMcDonell 4 0Altoona 3 1Regis 3 1Fall Creek 2 2Stanley-Boyd 2 2Cadott 1 3Osseo-Fairchild 1 3Thorp 0 4
2015-16 West CloverbeltConference Girls Basketball
Team W LRegis 5 0Fall Creek 4 1Altoona 3 2Stanley-Boyd 3 2McDonell 2 3Thorp 2 3Osseo-Fairchild 1 4Cadott 0 5
2015-16 East LakelandConference Boys BasketballTeam W LCornell 3 1Birchwood 2 1Bruce 2 1Lake Holcombe 2 1New Auburn 2 2Flambeau 1 3Winter 0 3
2015-16 East LakelandConference Girls Basketball
Team W LFlambeau 5 0Bruce 4 0Birchwood 2 2Lake Holcombe 2 2Cornell 2 3New Auburn 0 4Winter 0 4
Hornets battle at Badger ClassicBy Kayla Peche
During a two-day tournament at River Falls Dec 29-30
the Cadott Hornets Wrestling team took on 11 schools in Di-
vision 3 for a Northern Badger Wrestling Classic
With 1145 points the Hornets landed in fifth place with
freshman James Pfeiffer leading the wayAt 152 pounds Pfeiffer won three matches by fall with
two in less than 4 minutes In the third-place battle Pfeiffer
lost by a 5-3 decision to Cody Frederick of Boyceville for his
fourth-place finish
Following Pfeiffer were Tyler Gillett senior and Andrew
Gunderson sophomore who each took sixth place Gillett
received 275 points for Cadott and Gunderson earned 24 points dropping a competitor to the mat in 36 seconds during
one matchup
Eighth-place sophomore Bailey Gillett scored 18 points
during the tournament but lost the seventh-place match with
an 8-5 decision to Sam Burns from River Falls
Also scoring for the team were senior Brandon Pederson
junior Ethan Haider sophomore Josef Hite and freshman CJ
Spaeth
Cadott will return to the mat to host a Hornet wrestling
tournament Jan 9
Earning Best Effort for the Hornets freshmanMitchell Gunderson tries to peel away from his 170-pound contender Gunderson lost the match by onepoint but Cadott left their gym with a win 66-9against Eau Claire Regis (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Mud Brook Pool LeagueWeek 7
ResultsBogieʼs I 6 vs Bogieʼs II 3Arnold 1 vs Tedʼs 8 Big Min-now 4 vs Black Bear 5 Flaterʼs4 vs Roseʼs 5 Big Swedeʼs 6
vs Cookieʼs 3Standings W LTedʼs 48 15Bogieʼs I 36 27Big Swedes 33 30Bogieʼs II 32 31Cookieʼs 32 31Big Minnow 30 33Black Bear 28 35Flaterʼs 27 36Roses 25 38Arnold 24 39
Sophomore Dakota Popp sticks with his Flambeauopponent on Cornellrsquos home court Dec 17 Poppalso brought the ball up the court for the Chiefs for most of the first-half offense Cornell hung on in aclose game pulling out the win 65-63
(Photo by Ginna Young)
Carley Yeager makes a shot in the second half of agame against the Prentice Buccaneers Dec 3 TheLake Holcombe girls brought the game within 10points but couldnrsquot pull of a win ending behind 41-28 (Photo by Monique Westaby)
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OUDOORS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 12
Selina has only missed one year of her entire life of doing
a fly in and she loves heading north with family and friends
This year she won the big walleye bet for the week We
landed on a Saturday and got home on a Saturday We fished
hard laughed lots and stayed up late
July
Selina and I participated in two KAMO (Kids And Men-
tors Outdoors) camping trips
The first was on the Wisconsin River near Wisconsin
Dells and we had a blast The second was on the Petenwell
Flowage Fishing tubing bear baiting and lots of campfire
time with a lot of good people Check out KAMO at
wwwkamokidsorg
August
For several years I have taken Selina and three of her friends on a four-day outing to an island on the Flambeau
Flowage We tube swim sometimes fish and do a whole
bunch of nothing
September
Other than moose or elk hunting what wipes me out more
than anything is bear baiting then hunting This July through
mid October Selina and I (who both had tags) put thousands
of miles on my truck probably a couple hundred hours in
the woods and though we had plenty of big bear coming to
the baits it was all after dark
Acorns and way too many hunters in Zone C made it so
we went 32 hunts without seeing a bear while in a stand
October
October was our annual Mississippi River duck hunt near
Ferryville while camping on an island This trip is a classic
that my father started back in the late rsquo50s I have been
going on it for 44 years and Selina loves it
November
Deer camp
The Red Brush Gang has so much fun that no one wants
to leave This fall Selina became independent As long as
she is carrying a compass a daypack and hip boots she does
not need her dad
There is more to tell but no more space
Happy New Year
Sunset
An Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalAn Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalA Year in the Outdoors for Selina
Hello friends
So that I may stay home the week between Christmas and
New Yearrsquos I write a column about some of the highlights
of the year that is just coming to an end This yearrsquos column
for the most part is about some of the many outdoor adven-
tures I went on with my 14-year-old daughter Selina Wal-
ters
January
Selina her brothers Travis and Joey Dushek and I went
on a winter camping and ice fishing trip on the Mississippi
River near La Crosse We had planned on fishing near Fer-
ryville but there was not good ice (Discovery made upon
arrival)
I made some phone calls and we headed to La Crosse
where for the next two days we had great success on 27-34inch northern pike
February
Selina Gary Howe and I are entered in Prairie du Chienrsquos
annual fisheree which attracts a lot of fishermen and
women We stayed with the Howes had a blast and Selina
took first and second place in the kids northern pike division
with a couple of beautiful gators
This is not meant to be an insult but as big as this fisheree
is it would be wise for the folks in charge to boost the prizes
for our future fishermen Winning a fisheree when you are
14 is a really big deal for a kid
April
Selina just told me that her favorite sport is turkey hunt-
ing Each spring I take her to a new spot for Wisconsinrsquos
Youth Turkey Hunt
This year we were invited by my friend Rod Bensley to
hunt at his pheasant preserve near Beaver Dam Rod worked
it out so Selina could hunt on a neighborrsquos property as welland literally on the last minute of our two-day hunt Selina
harvested a beautiful gobbler
May
Selina and I hunted turkey on our food plot and as I men-
tioned she loves this sport The beauty about going from
the early April hunt to May is that spring is in full strut
comfortable naps can be taken in the blind and life is good
Selina whacked her second gobbler of the year one of the
biggest turkeys I have been part of harvesting
Later in May we headed to Marsh Miller Lake and stayed
at Birch Point Resort near Bloomer Each spring Selina
brings a friend and our good friend Paul Maire puts us up
in one of his cabins and we catch bluegills For Selina this
is another canrsquot miss trip
June
In a yearrsquos time I go on about 40 trips The two best are
Canada to Shultz Lake (Chimo Lodge and Outposts) anddeer camp
By Mark Walters
FLATERʼS RESORT
Joe amp Dawn Flater Ownerswwwflatersresortcom
270 N Cty E Holcombe Wis
(715) 595-4771
Where the Chippewa amp
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Holcombe Wis
(715) 595-4424TF400049
A Snapshow ndash Not All
Skunks Are Bad
Early afternoon turned into
early evening and the couch was much cozier than sitting
in the cold But my mind wandered as I thought about all
the bucks that would walk past my stand in the swamp if
I wasnrsquot there
ldquoScott do you want to sit with merdquo I asked my hus-
band ldquoItrsquoll be lots of funrdquo
He rolled his eyes but said he would I think later he re-
gretted his decision
We made our way to the stand and by 342 pm we were
set ready to get the big guy I updated my Snapchat ldquoview-
ersrdquo of my new surroundings then checked on the status
of the game The Packers had the game tiedScott and I discussed how cool it would be if there was
a universal button that could be pushed which would suck
all the trees into the ground so you could see if anything
was hiding OK maybe not discussed but rather I men-
tioned it to him and he looked at me like I was crazy and
turned the other direction
A few minutes later I tapped him on the shoulder and
said it would make drives a lot easier and save time He
laughed agreed and continued with his careful watching
of the woods while I kept my eyes on the swamp
Another few minutes later I whispered ldquoWhat if
Sasquatch comes out of that thick stuff over thererdquo That
warranted an eye roll and more silence
My stomach growled and I reached in my pocket for
sustenance ndash a small plastic wrapper of Sprees I carefully
and what I thought was quietly unwrapped them Scott
looked at me like I was setting off a package of fireworks
and shook his head
Finally I got them unwrapped and clunk one fell to the
floor of the stand Then clunk tink tink three more fell
About 45 minutes more of these scenarios and Scott was
more than happy to call it quits exactly at season close ndash
449 pm
ldquoNo wonder you donrsquot see anythingrdquo he said as we
rounded everything up ldquoYou make more noise thanhelliprdquo
ldquohellipHey Irsquod like to remind you that I have seen some of
the biggest deer ever while huntingrdquo I interrupted him
He laughed at my candor reminding me that none of
them were hanging on our wall He was right but I didnrsquot
want to admit it
It was officially the end of opening weekend of gun deer
season and I had been skunked But that last night was my
favorite and although Scott may never go with me again
I have all the Snapchat memories to look back on
And the Packers won
Itrsquos a
irlrsquos
unting Life
B y M o n i q u e W e s t a b y
ndash DNR Outdoor Report ndashWith up to 10 inches across much of the state state park
and forest properties have groomed cross-country ski trails
Brunet Island State Park tracks are full depth but typical of
early season grooming there is debris and exposed turfsoil
scattered throughout Visitors should consider using rock skis
and proceed with caution
About a half dozen counties in far northern Wisconsin have
open or partially open snowmobile trailsMany northern lakes have refrozen but with new snowfall
ice conditions remain highly variable Anglers report up to 5
inches of ice in spots and those venturing out have found fish
Bear cubs will be born in their dens this month Most bull
elks have separated from the cowcalf groups and have re-
formed their bachelor groups
There is a good population of weasels this year with an
abundance of tracks
Great horned owls have begun hooting and claiming terri-
tories Bird feeders are loaded with song and common birds
including a mix of woodpeckers and winter birds Chick-
adees nuthatches gold finches cardinals blue jays and jun-
cos are busy grabbing a seed Red-headed pileated downy
hairy and red-bellied woodpeckers are also common visitors
In a late seasonbow hunt RockyWinchel 19 Shel-don shot this 17-point 17 78-inchspread buck with a
Mathews com-pound bow Dec30 The deer washarvested acrossthe road fromthe Winchel familyfarm around 420pm 18 yards fromthe tree stand fol-lowing a doe andtwo yearlings Thebuck had beenspotted on a trail
camera Oct 21 and didnrsquot appear again until Dec4 This is Winchelrsquos first buck with a bow
(Submitted Photo)
unter of
the Week
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CHIROPRACTIC CARE
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Shane Mathison DC
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NORTHLAND
EXCAVATING LLCAll Types of Excavation
Farm Work amp Land Clearing
D-4-6-8 Dozers Available
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TF503023
CONSTRUCTION
Competitive prices quality material
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John S Olynick Inc60 years in business
For Concrete gravel Top soil
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construction needs
Call (800) 292-0748TF400035
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Phone 715-289-4292We carry name brands ofCarpet - Vinyl - Ceramic
Laminate Flooring
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Free Estimates TF503024
FUEL
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723-2828 or1 (800) 828-9395
FUEL OIL LPFull Service
T F 4 0 0 0 3 6
FURNACE REPAIR
(715) 452-5206Cell
(715) 559-6264
HeatingAir Conditioning
Service Installation
STENDERrsquoS
FURNACE
REPAIR
TF400037
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Romigrsquos IncGilman WI
Furnace Service
amp Installation
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715-447-8285 T F 4 0 0 0 3 8
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L ANDSCAPE SUPPLY
OLYNICK T RANSIT
bull Truck and Trailer Repair Services
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715-595-4892
Knowledge amp reliability yoursquove cometo expect for over 32 years
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SCHOOL NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page13
FRESH
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5 1 - 1 5 7 0 6 4
Four Cornell teachershave earned theirMasters of Science de-grees in Education inthe area of ReadingSpecialists from UW-River Falls Those earn-ing their degree left toright on either sideof Cornell superinten-dent Dr Paul M Schleyare Ashley Rosentra-ter (fifth grade) EricaDeitelhoff (sixthseventhgrade) Chelsey Stein-metz (fourth grade) andErica Ruf (kindergarten)
(Submitted Photo)
Cornell graduate furthers career Brandan Licht a 2011 Cornell High
School graduate has graduated from the
Electromechanical Technology program at
Chippewa Valley Technical College
(CVTC) and already has a job lined up
working at Global Finishing Solutions in
Osseo
Electromechanical Technology students
learn how to design program and maintainautomated equipment used in modern man-
ufacturing plants CVTC program students
are typically recruited by companies after
completing just one year of the two-year pro-
gram and that was the case with Licht
ldquoI had two semesters done and I was al-
ready working for Global Finishing Solu-
tions as a part-time internrdquo Licht said of the
business where he will do electrical design
work ldquoThey offered a tuition reimburse-
ment which was really nicerdquo
Licht initially studied in an information
technology program at CVTC and worked at
EDI in Chippewa Falls then decided on achange in programs
ldquoIrsquove really been into electronics and
Electromechanical Technology fit that billrdquo
Licht said ldquoI really like it You can imple-
ment what you learn every dayrdquo
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ndash Public Notices ndash
SCHOOL NEWS 983085 PUBLIC NOICES Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage14
NOTICE OF HEARING OF THE VILLAGE
BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF CADOTT
WISCONSIN TO CONSIDER AND TO ACT
UPON THE AMENDMENT OF THE ZONING
ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGEOF CADOTT WISCONSIN
WHEREAS an application has been made to the
village clerk of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin to
change certain zoning district classifications and
zoning district boundaries contained therein
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the village
board of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin will meet
at the office of the village clerk in the municipal
building in the Village of Cadott Chippewa County
Wisconsin on the 18th day of January 2016 at
635 pm to consider the amendment of the zon-
ing ordinance of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin
as follows
TO CHANGE FROM A-1 AGRICULTURAL TO
R-1 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
SEC 06 TWP 28N R06 W
S12 NE Lot 2 of Cert Sur Map 2287 in V10
P112
DOC 642348
Parcel number 22806-0613-72287002
Owners Dennis amp Diane Falkenberg
Any person interested in the matter and desiring
testimony or other evidence will be heard at the
time and place specified above
Dated Dec 22 2015
VILLAGE BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF
CADOTT CHIPPEWA COUNTY
WISCONSIN
BY Anson Albarado president ATTEST Sandra Buetow clerk
NOTICEVillage of Cadott
52-1570952 bull wnaxlp
In the past month Nancy Weissrsquo second-grade class has had an inquiry unit about Native Americans andcolonists Nick Kotek library media specialist showed students how to use a database to answer ques-tions centered around the question How did the Native Americans and colonists live during colonialtimes Students made a video of themselves using an Aurasma app which parents could see by usingan iPad Parents were invited to watch the inquiry project video and play Native American games withtheir children In math students learned the deep meaning of the equal sign (the value of equations is
the same) They have worked on many ways to solve number equations when the missing number is indifferent spots and have five ways to solve addition and subtraction problems to find the correct answerThe students are wearing their school spirit shirts courtesy of PACE
Cadott Elementary Class of the WeekNancy Weissrsquo
Second Grade
Volunteer Donna Hoelwraps gifts during theHoliday Shoppe at Cor-nell Elementary Itemswere donated for stu-dents to pick out giftsfor their families LakeHolcombe School Dis-trict made $349 for their
after school programand coordinator AndreaSmith said Cornellshould do the same(Photo by Kayla Peche)
Cornell third grader Alyssa Bowe checks out a dollfor one of her possible presents for a family mem-ber this Christmas as volunteer Harley Thompsontries to make the sale Bowe and other elementarystudents shopped around during the Dec 17 Cor-
nell Holiday Shoppe but after school coordinator Andrea Smith says volunteers are just as excitedas the kids for this event (Photo by Kayla Peche)
CornellHolidayShoppe
Area students receive scholarshipsWisconsin Indianhead
Technical College (WITC)
December scholarship
donorrecipient receptionswere held at the four WITC
campuses where nearly
$110000 in scholarships
were awarded This repre-
sents a 10 percent increase
in the amount awarded and
15 percent more students re-
ceiving scholarships com-
pared to fall 2014
ldquoThe WITC Foundation is
fortunate to be supported by
generous donors who want
to help our students achieve
their academic goalsrdquo said
Craig Fowler executive di-
rector of the WITC Founda-
tion and WITC-Rice Lakecampus administrator ldquoArea
businesses services and
civic clubs WITC faculty
and staff and other individ-
uals have made it possible
for the foundation to award
252 scholarships this fallrdquoBrooke Elliott Cornell
received two scholarshops
the Arrowhead Family Den-
tal Scholarship and the
Mary W Johnson Scholar-
ship
From Jim Falls Ashley
Howell was awarded the
James Quinn MemorialScholarship and from Shel-
don Rebecca Lund was
given the VINE (Rice Lake)
Scholarship for Early Child-
hood Education
Lake Holcombe School students can earn books for themselves and the school library thanks to the North-ern White Sand Plant in New Auburn Each month the school staff chooses a student from each grade levelwho has demonstrated being respectful responsible and safe The plant then provides a book for each stu-dent to keep for themselves and a hard copy is donated to the library in honor of that student Book winnersfor November from preKto 12th grade are Oscar Naiberg Kiley PaffBrooklyn Anders OliviaRepka Robert LuethiQuinn Porter ShaniaSchroeder Megan LuethiKaden Crank KyraWright Ryanna OlmstedKaitlin Pastorius DevinLebal and Chase Fronk
(Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School third and fourth-grade studentscelebrate the last day before Christmas vacation byexchanging gifts with each other in the classroomthrough secret Santa (Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School
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KEVINrsquoS REFRIGERATION SER-
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Gregory A Mihm DDS
David J Irwin DDS
Christopher D Goettl DDS
Accepting New Patients
The monthly meeting will be held Monday Jan
11 2016 at the town hall (20470 State Hwy 64) at
7 pm
Agenda
Minutes
Financial report
Discussion and possible action on the following
Employee handbook
Town hall sign upgrade
Payment of bills
Public input
NOTICE
Town of Cleveland
Monthly Meeting
1-157293 bull wnaxlp
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Goetz board
of supervisors will hold its monthly meeting Monday
Jan 11 2016 at 730 pm at the Goetz Town Hall
Agenda
1) Roll Call
2) Minutes
3) Treasurerrsquos Report
4) Roads
5) AG Enterprise Area
5) Payment of bills
6) Adjourn
Tamee FoldyTown of Goetz clerk
NOTICE
Town of Goetz
Regular Board Meeting
1-157309 bull wnaxlp
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Birch
Creek will hold a regular monthly meeting Tuesday
Jan 12 2016 at 7 pm at the Birch Creek Town
Hall at 26755 240th St
Agenda
1Call meeting to order
2Roll call
3Approve minutes
4Treasurerrsquos report
5Public comment
6Discussion and action items
A Committee Reports
B Correspondence
C Payment of bills
7Set next meeting
8 Adjourn
Robin Stender
clerk
NOTICE
Town of Birch Creek
Monthly Meeting
1-157311 bull wnaxlp
PUBLIC NOTICE
TA JamesDue to a change in ownership of the prop-
erty at 418 N Main Street Cadott WI
Please call 715-828-3100 by Feb 15 2016
Failure to respond to this notice could re-
sult in storage andor disposal of personal
property52-1571922
Courier Sentinel
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Submitted by Jackie McDaniel
Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club President
The Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club (LHWC) completes
many community projects throughout the year Several of
those projects are done every December
Each year the club receives several names of children
from the Lake Holcombe School who are in need of some
Christmas cheer delivered to them Dec 10 was the day Ra-
mona Scharf Jackie Fredricksen Nancy Glenzer and Mary
Froehlich members of the LHWC did their shopping for
several youngsters in Holcombe
ldquoWe have been doing this for a few years and it feels better
every yearrdquo said Scharf ldquoFor several years we have re-
ceived an added donated gift card from the Chippewa Falls
Walmart to help with the costrdquo
After wrapping the gifts they are given to the Lake Hol-
combe School for delivery just in time for Christmas
On Dec 17 the LHWC Cheer Bag committee gathered at
Jackie McDanielrsquos house to assemble cheer bags for 35 peo-
ple in the Holcombe community
ldquoThe womenrsquos club has been delivering cheer bags for
about 20 yearsrdquo said Judy Taylor member
Gordyrsquos County Market in Cornell donated fruit and
candy and quick breads were baked by LHWC members for
the cheer bags After the added tissue paper a Christmas
card and a candy cane were tied with ribbon to give them a
ldquofestive lookrdquo
ldquoThe few hours we spend getting the cheer bags ready is
all worthwhile when we see the smile on peoples faces when
we drop off their special giftrdquo said Taylor
The Childrenrsquos Christmas and Cheer Bag projects along
with the Lake Holcombe School Scholarships are supported
by bake sales the LHWC holds throughout the year Mem-
bers say the LHWC will continue these projects with support
from the Holcombe community and the Holcombe Lions
Club
AREA NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage16
After a Dec 28 winter storm Amanda Olichwier andher daughter Macie Cornell built a tunnel andplayed in the snow outside the Courier Sentinel of-fice Amanda said they were going to build a snow-man but the snow wouldnrsquot pack good enoughLater a friendly plowman gave Macie a bigger hillto go sledding (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Womenrsquos club continues annual holiday projects
Left to right Jackie McDaniel Judy Taylor BarbaraRyser (Jackiersquos sister) Mary Froehlich Yvonne Ca-hoon and Norma Arts with Tom Taylor (Judyrsquos son)in the back stand in front of the cheer bags theLake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club compiled for fami-lies in the Holcombe community
(Submitted Photo)
To the right The Cadott sixth-grade black and goldchoir performed three songs during a Dec 22 win-ter concert including Send Down the Rain whichEmily Malecki (middle row far left) said was their favorite song to sing Other sixth graders picturedleft to right in front are Sam Scheidler Ethan Duck
and Ella Zais Right from Malecki are Hailee Glennand Jaime Rodriguez In back are Teanna Miles andShane Pilgrim (Photo by Kayla Peche)
To a packed Cadott elementary gym Dec 22 fifthgrader Angel Hladilek and her classmates in bandperformed Beethovenrsquos Ninth and Lets Go Band apep band song students put a Christmas twist on
Other performances during the evening includedfifth and sixth-grade black and gold choir and the
Cadott Winter Concert
Hats scarves and mittens adorn a Spirit of Christmas tree at the Cadott Courier Sentinel
office Through the Spirit of Christmas pro-gram parents in the Chippewa Valley can fillout an application for their children After re-ceiving donations from individuals and organ-izations at collection locations warm weather attire is picked up by volunteers and distrib-uted to children in need
(Photo by Heather Dekan)
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LIFESYLE Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page 5
SHOW TIMESFriday Jan 8 through
Sunday Jan 10
730 pm
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Breakfast and Lunch ~ Wed-Sun ~ 7 am-2 pmSkillets bull Omelets bull Eggs Benedict bull Homemade Lunches
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Betty worked for the Cadott Sentinel in the 1960sbeginning as a columnist for the Town of Lafayette News
and then as news editorfor several years under WaltBrovald She published manyof her interviews with localresidents from her column
called ldquoLetrsquos Get Acquaintedrdquoin a book by the same name
Betty Gumbert of Altoonawill turn 90 on Jan 8 2016
1-157238
Cadott Elderly Program
Jan 11-15
Mon Egg salad sandwich
vegetable soup fruit
Tues Roast beef dinner
mashed potatoes vegetables
pudding
Wed Chicken drummies
tater tots beans lettuce salad
apple crisp
Thurs Spaghetti garlic
bread applesauce
Fri Fish fry cottage cheese
french fries ice cream
All meals served with bread
and milk For reservationscan-
cellations call 715-579-2893
by noon the previous daySenior dining served from
1130 am-1230 pm at
Kathyrsquos Diner Cadott If school
is cancelled because of
weather meals will not be
served
Cornell Elderly Program
Jan 11-15
Mon - Fri Not provided
For reservationscancella-
tions call 715-579-2910 by
noon the previous day Senior
dining served at 1130 am at
Our Saviorrsquos Lutheran Church
Cornell If school is cancelled
because of weather meals will
not be served
Cadott School
Jan 11-15 ndash Breakfast
Mon Breakfast pizza ani-
mal crackers applesauce cup
Tues Mini strawberry bagel
yogurt blueberries
Wed Pancake on a stick
with syrup fruit bread with jelly
Thurs Colby cheese
omelet fruit bread with jelly
Fri Sunrise flatbread or
breakfast burrito banana
bread fruitLunch
Mon Chicken in gravy
mashed potatoes steamed
carrots cranberries banana
bread with butter blend
Tues Hornet nachos with
meat and cheese sauce re-
fried beans chips salad bar
applesauce sliced oranges
HS bread with peanut butter
Wed Grilled cheese sand-
wich tomato soup with crack-
ers fresh vegetables fruit
cocktail apple
Thurs Chicken strips
sweet potatoes salad bar
tropical fruit melon HS bread
with peanut butter
Fri Hot dog on a bun tater
tots mixed vegetables orange
juice fruit
Cornell School
Jan 11-15 ndash Breakfast
Mon Bacon egg and
cheese breakfast pizza
Tues Pancakes warm cin-
namon apples
Wed Pancakes warm cin-
namon apples
Thurs Fresh baked corn-bread hot ham
Fri Cinnamon roll string
cheese
Lunch
Mon Cheeseburger on a
bun french fries baked beans
Tues Soft shell taco with all
the fixings
Wed Garlic chicken over
rice mixed vegetables fortune
cookie
Thurs Fish potato smiles
Fri Homemade chili sand-
wich crackers fruit
Lake Holcombe School
Jan 11-15 ndash Breakfast
Mon Muffin cheese stick
pineapple
Tues Waffle yogurt cup
fruit choice
Wed Cinnamon roll cot-
tage cheese grape juice
Thurs Breakfast pizza
pears
Fri Egg sandwich tri taters
apple juice
Lunch
Mon Chicken and gravy
biscuits glazed carrots fruit
choiceTues Taco Tuesday featur-
ing hard shell tacos assorted
vegetables apple slices
Wed Chicken on a bun
butter parsley potatoes green
beans pineapple
Thurs Tomato soup with
crackers grilled cheese sand-
wich fresh vegetables with
dip chilled pineapple
Fri Scalloped potatoes with
ham broccoli fruit choice
ndash Lunch Menus ndash
Chippewa Falls Public
Library Book and BakeSale ndash Thursday Jan 14 10am-7 pm Friday Jan 1510 am-3 pm For moremore information call 715-723-3210
Cadott Movie Night ndash Friday Jan 15 530 pmCadott Elementary School
Cadott Village BoardMeeting ndash Monday Jan 18630 pm Cadott VillageHall
Lake Holcombe School-Board Meeting ndash MondayJan 18 7 pm Lake Hol-combe Elementary IMC
Stress Coping Session
Finding Joy ndash Tuesday Jan
19 10-11 am 7-8 pmChippewa Valley YMCACommunity Room
Cornell Area BettermentAssociation Meeting ndashWednesday Jan 20 7 amCornell Elementary SchoolCamaraderie Club Room
Medicare 101 Informa-tional Session ndash WednesdayJan 20 3 pm ChippewaCounty Courthouse Room302 For more informationcall 715-726-7778
Cornell City CouncilMeeting ndash Thursday Jan 77 pm Cornell City CouncilChambers
ndash Coming Events ndash
Rusk County Memorial Hospital serves veteransRecently reviewed and approved Rusk County Memorial
Hospital (RCMH) has announced they are now a registered
provider under the Veterans Choice Program which was cre-
ated by the Veterans Access Choice and Accountability Act
(VACAA) of 2014
The VACAA expands the options veterans have and with
the Veterans Choice Program veterans can seek medical care
at an approved non-VA center with prior authorization from
the program if they live more than 40 miles away from a US
Department of VA healthcare facility that offers the services
needed andor are unable to get an appointment with a VA
provider within 30 days (or a date determined as medically
necessary by their physician)
All non-VA centers must be reviewed and meet quality
standards to receive approval for the program
ldquoItrsquos an honor to serve our veteransrdquo says Charisse Oland
RCMH CEO ldquoRCMH is pleased to see improvements being
made to help veterans gain more timely access to care and
relieve hardships due to travelrdquo
Sandra Meddaugh local veteran says she found the pro-
gram to be a welcome improvement once she understood all
of her options
ldquoI am glad that I donrsquot have to travel an excessive distance
for care that can be provided locallyrdquo said Meddaugh ldquoThere
are still some bugs but itrsquos really a great programrdquo
Because of a misconception Meddaugh was originally told
she didnrsquot qualify for the program Although she lives within
40 miles of a VA healthcare facility the healthcare services
provided at the center were limited
Deciding to investigate further Meddaugh called the Vet-
erans Choice Program call center and discovered she was el-
igible for the program because her local VA facility did not
offer the services she needed
Although veterans need to go through the program to co-
ordinate all appointments they can request service from ap-
proved facilities like RCMH Once veterans choose a local
non-VA provider their request must be authorized by the Vet-
erans Choice Program This process takes approximately one
week
ldquoNot only does it save me time but it has eliminated some
of the obstacles Irsquove faced with obtaining the healthcare I
needrdquo Meddaugh said
ldquoThis program is a benefit to veterans and I am glad Rusk
County Memorial Hospital took the initiative to become an
approved facilityrdquo said RCMH Board of Trustees member
and Wisconsin State Rep James Edming ldquoThey have the
finest doctors and nurses that you can find and this is a good
step in the right direction to better serve our veteransrdquo
Rusk County Memorial Hospital (RCMH) employ-ees community givers and Rusk County Commu-nity Connection (RC3) staff members gather aroundthe RCMH Miracle Tree This is the third year thehospital has hosted the RC3 sponsored tree in aneffort to help community members in need duringthe holidays Tags with requested items were hungon the branches and givers purchased the itemswrapped them then returned them to be distrib-uted Along with the Miracle Tree at Gordyrsquos Marketdonations collected served over 110 children andmore than 120 individuals during the 2015 holidayseason (Submitted Photo)
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220 Main St bull PO Box 742 bull Cornell
(715) 202-0505
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Anson United Methodist Church
12 mile east of Lake Wissota StatePark on Cty O ndash Anson Township715-382-4191Pastor Jason Kim1115 am Sunday Worship Service
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
10 miles south of Cadott on Hwy 27715-877-3249Rev James Norton1030 am Sunday Worship Service
9 am Sunday School (Sept ndash May)
Big Drywood Lutheran Church
27095 120th Ave ndash Cadott715-289-3608Pastor Lucy Schottelkorb10 am Sunday Worship Service6 pm Wednesday With the WordStudy (Sept-May)
Cadott United Methodist Church
Maple and Ginty Streets ndash Cadott715-289-4845Pastor George Olinske1045 am Sunday Worship ServiceFirst Sunday Holy CommunionFourth Sunday Potluck followingservice
English Lutheran Church of Bateman
20588 Cty Hwy X ndash Chippewa Falls715-723-4231 ndash elcbatemanorgPastor Deborah Nissen9 am Sunday WorshipWednesday 530 pm Light Supper6 pm Study Time All Ages 7 pmWorship Service
Faith Baptist Church
724 Main St ndash Cornell715-827-0222Pastor Mark Williams930 am Sunday School for all ages1030 am Worship Service
First Presbyterian Church
4th and Ripley ndash Cornell715-239-6263
1030 am Sunday Worship ServiceHoly Communion first Sunday
Holcombe United Methodist Church
27841 Cty Hwy M ndash Holcombe715-382-4191Pastor Jason Kim830 am Sunday Worship Service845 am Childrenrsquos Sunday School10 am Adult Sunday School2-5 pm Food Pantry Open secondand fourth Tuesdays
Holy Cross Catholic Church
107 South 8th St ndash Cornell715-239-6826Father Eric LinzmaierDeacon Dennis Rivers830 am Sunday Mass5 pm Tuesday Mass830 am Wednesday Mass830 am Thursday Mass830 am Friday Mass4 pm Saturday Mass 330 pmConfession
Holy Family Church
226 East 3rd Ave ndash Stanley 715-644-5435Father William Felix6 pm Saturday Mass11 am Sunday Mass830 am Wednesday Mass
Jim Falls United Methodist Church
139th Ave Cty S South ndash Jim Falls715-382-4191Pastor Jason Kim10 am Sunday Worship Service1015 am Childrenrsquos Sunday School
New Hope Assembly of God
318 South 7th St ndash Cornell715-239-6954cornellhopecomPastor Dan Gilboy 10 am Sunday WorshipSunday Morning Nursery and Chil-drenrsquos Church6 pm Wednesday Youth Group
New Hope Presbyterian Church
W14520 Cty Hwy M ndash HannibalGilman715-239-6263845 am Sunday Worship Service
New Life Alliance Church
1 mile west of CC on Z ndash Cornell715-239-6490Pastor Jim Brandli9 am Sunday School (Sept ndash May)10 am Worship Service
Childrenrsquos Church for ages 3-610 am Tuesday Womenrsquos BibleStudy 7 am Wednesday Prayer Meeting630 pm AWANA for ages 6 years
ndash sixth grade (Sept ndash May) 7-9 pm Youth Group for grades 7-126 am Thursday Menrsquos Bible Study
Northwoods Church
4th and Thomas St ndash Cornell715-289-3780Pastor Greg Sima10 am Non-denominational Sunday Services (nursery provided)630 pm Wednesday Bible Study for kids and adults
Our Saviorrsquos Lutheran Church
6th and Ripley Streets ndashCornell715-239-6891Pastor Andy Schottelkorb830 am Sunday Worship930 am Sunday SchoolCommunion first and third Sundays
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
13989 195th St ndash Jim Falls715-382-4422Father Eric Linzmaier1030 am Sunday Mass
St Anthonyrsquos Catholic Church
of Drywood
Jct Cty Hwy S and 250th St ndash JimFalls715-289-4422Father Eric Linzmaier
7 pm Saturday Mass
St Francis Catholic Church
W10193 Lehman Rd ndash Holcombe715-532-3501Father David ObertsFather Christopher Kemp4 pm Saturday Mass8 am Alternating Friday Mass
St Johnrsquos Catholic Church
N657 Cty Rd VV ndash Sheldon715-447-8510Father Mandanu Sleeva Raju1030 am Sunday Mass830 am Wednesday Mass
St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church
(Missouri Synod)215 East Seminary St ndash Cadott715-289-4521Pastor Raymond Bell9 am Sunday Worship Service10 am Sunday School
St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church
(Wisconsin Synod)700 Thomas Street ndash Cornell715-239-6081Pastor Patrick Feldhus
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9 am Sunday Worship1015 am Sunday School
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Hwy H at S ndash Rural Gilman715-703-907111 am Sunday Worship Service930 am Sunday SchoolCommunion second and fourth Sun-days
St Josephrsquos Church
719 East Patten St ndash Boyd715-644-5435Father William Felix930 am Sunday Mass830 am Tuesday Mass
830 am Friday Mass
St Rose of Lima Church
415 North Maple St ndash Cadott715-644-5435Father William Felix4 pm Saturday Mass8 am Sunday Mass830 am Tuesday Mass and
Communion Service830 am Thursday Mass
The Rock Church
(Non-denominational)230 West Main St ndash Gilman715-669-5082Pastor Smokey Tennison1030 am Sunday Worship Service6 pm Friday Bible Study
Trinity Lutheran Church
W5568 Main St ndash Sheldon715-452-5359Pastor Aric Fenske1015 am Sunday Worship Service1130 am Sunday School
Zion Lutheran Church
(Missouri Synod)5th Ave and Crumb St ndash Gilman715-447-8286Pastor Aric Fenske830 am Sunday Worship Service330 pm Wednesday ChildrenrsquosStudy
Holcombe United Methodist Church bull Holcombe WI
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OBIUARIES 983085 COMMUNIY Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page 7
ndash Obituaries ndash Helen J Ewings
Helen J Ewings 93 Cor-
nell passed away Wednesday
Dec 30 2015 at the Cornell
Area Care Center
Helen was born Nov 7
1922 to Selmer and Hulda
(Olson) Henderson in Taylor
She graduated fromChippewa Falls High School
in 1940
Helen was employed at
Woolworthrsquos in Chippewa
Falls and then at First Na-
tional Bank in Chippewa Falls
Helen married Edwin Ewings in 1970 They lived at Lake
Wissota then moved to Cornell following retirement
She enjoyed flowers gardening traveling and spending
time with family
Helen was a member of St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church and
the Ladies Aide and was treasurer for the local AAL organ-
ization
She is survived by several nieces and nephews
She was preceded in death by her parents husband Edwin
Ewings sister Inez Beaudette brother-in-law Wallace
Beaudette and other brothers-in-lawServices were held at 11 am Tuesday Jan 5 at St Johnrsquos
Lutheran Church in Cornell with the Rev Patrick Feldhus
officiating Interment was in the Cornell Cemetery
Visitation was one hour prior to the services Tuesday
morning at the church
Online condolences can be expressed at bortonleiserfuner-
alhomecom 1-157307
Kenneth LaVern Hakes JrKenneth LaVern Hakes Jr
62 Cornell passed away Sun-
day Jan 3 at Luther Hospital
in Eau Claire with his family
at his side
Kenneth was born April 4
1953 the son of Kenneth Sr
and Gwendolyn Hakes Cor-
nell
He married Elaine Pahl June
5 1971 in Cornell
He was a self-employed
truck driver with the business
owned and operated by him-
self and wife Elaine for 38
years He traveled 48 states and Canada for 3 12 million
miles accident free
He enjoyed hunting and fishing and gardening was his
passion He loved to have his grandchildren and great-grand-
children near him
Kenneth will be greatly missed by family and friends
He is survived by his wife Elaine children Marshall
(Cari) Hakes Laurie Hakes (Louie Meyer) Robert (Andrea)
Hakes and Lisa (Marty) Ash 15 grandchildren 13 great-
grandchildren mother Gwendolyn Hakes brothers and sis-
ters Kathy Dembinski Donna Dembinski Tom Hakes
Richard Hakes Pat White Randy Hakes and Tim Hakes and
by many nieces and nephews
He was preceded in death by his father Kenneth Hakes Sr
uncle Chet Hakes and mother and father-in-law Mary and
Alvin Pahl
Per Kennethrsquos request there will be no formal services but
family and friends may visit at the residence 1-157319
Charles H ldquoChuckrdquo PuchalskiCharles H ldquoChuckrdquo Puchal-
ski 68 Cadott died Wednes-
day Dec 30 2015
He was born Nov 12 1947
in Fergus Falls Minn to Dora
(Reuss) and Hugo Puchalski
He graduated from Barrett
High School in 1965
He joined the National
Guard in 1967 and also
worked in Benson Minn
painting Tyler Frontier
Spreaders
He went to work for Johnson Brothers from Litchfield
Minn in 1968 There he joined the Carpenterrsquos Union
He worked building bridges dams and disposal plants in
various towns
He married Sue Jenson in 1969
Chuck worked for Johnson Brothers until 1973 From
1973-77 he started and operated a lumber company in Bar-
rett Minn with his brother Terry They built many houses
around the community
Between 1977-85 he was an over-the-road truck driver for
Midwest Coast Jerry Siemens Trucking He hauled meat and
produce in 48 states
Between 1985-95 Chuck worked for Johnson Brothers and
Lunda Construction
Chuck and his son Bruce started a construction company
named Jim Falls Buildings amp Construction in 1995 Together
they built many many houses in the Chippewa Valley
Charles married a girl from Boston Mass Maureen E
Alger in 1986 They bought 5 acres in Wisconsin in 1988
and built a home where he lived out his life
He enjoyed hunting fishing the outdoors playing cards
and watching westerns He also never missed a Packers
game His greatest joy came from spending time with his
wife children and grandchildren
He is survived by his wife Maureen E Puchalski children
Jodi (Kerby) Strickler James Butler Heather (Jamie)
Gubrud Crystal Butler and Dusty (Heather) Puchalski
daughter-in-law Shannon Puchalski siblings Nancy Waugh
Elaine (Jim) Mattson Betty (Richard) Tweeter Terry Puchal-ski Gerald (Zina) Puchalski Dick (Diane) Puchalski Neil
(Jan) Puchalski and Kelly (Kyle) Purrier grandchildren
Kyle Samantha Tyler Chase Jared Riley Brennan Hunter
Ridley Charlie Lorelai and KaSandra and numerous nieces
nephews cousins and friends
He was preceded in death by his parents son Bruce
Puchalski brothers-in-law Virgil Johnson and Harvey
Waugh and sister-in-law Lea Puchalski
A memorial service was held at 2 pm Monday Jan 4 at
Pederson-Volker Funeral Chapel in Chippewa Falls with the
Rev Aaron Sturgis officiating
Visitation was one hour prior to the service Monday at the
funeral chapel
Pederson-Volker Funeral Chapel amp Cremation Services in
Chippewa Falls is serving the family
Online condolences can be expressed at
pedersonvolkercom 1-157308
Myra M SmithMyra M Smith 96 Cornell passed away Sunday Jan 3
2016 at St Josephrsquos Hospital in Chippewa Falls
A memorial service will be held at 2 pm Sunday Jan 10
at St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church in Cornell with the Rev
Patrick Feldhus officiating
Inurnment will be in the Cornell Cemetery at a later date
Visitation will be one hour prior to the services Sunday at
the church
ndash Death Notice ndash
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Friday Jan 8 at 730 pmDinner amp Show at 630 pm
Saturday Jan 9 at 730 pmDinner amp Show at 630 pm
Sunday Jan 10 at 2 pm
Heyde Center | 715-726-9000 bull wwwcvcanet3 South High St | Chippewa Falls WI 54729
Show Adults $14 Seniors $13 Youth $7
Dinner amp Show Adults $32 Seniors $31
Youth $21 (under age 16)
Flanagan is dead but donrsquot be sad because
remembering his life is all about laughs
A hilarious interactive Irish funeral
This performance is sponsored by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board
by the National Endowment for the Arts and our loyal ticket holders
Tickets - $15 adult $3 students for this performance(As always students under 18 are free with paid adult)
Tickets are available at the door
Flambeau Valley Arts Association
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Friday Jan 8 2016 bull 730 pmLadysmith High School Auditorium
5 2 - 1 5 7 1 8 0 2
Mark Nizerrsquos 4D TheatreMark has been juggling for over 25 years performing
with the likes of George Burns Bob Hope and Ray Charles
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By Janice Craig bull 715-595-4380
Most of us have had our fill of football games with all the
bowl games during the holidays
Bob and Barb Lompa attended the get-together for their
Gilman High School class of 1965 at Tedrsquos Timberlodge
Monday with 19 people attending
The Holcombe Seniors Club will meet at the Holcombe
United Methodist Church at noon Jan 14 Everyone bring a
dish to pass and the theme this time is to wear an ugly
sweater or sweatshirt This will be a good time to catch up
on the news over Christmas
Several people donated blood at the blood bank collection
in Cornell on Monday There was a good turn out I am told
The ice must have gotten thick enough to fish as I am see-ing several ldquodaredevilsrdquo on Cranberry Lake I like fish but
not that much There are a number of springs on that lake I
sure hope nothing happens
ndash Holcombe Happenings ndash
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ment a trench is dug new tile is put down
and a sump pump is installed
The Courier Sentinel holds a Diaper Drive
with almost 1500 infantadult diapers col-
lected for local food pantries
Cadott student Tyler Miles takes first place
in the CO2 Dragster competition at a Team
Problem Solving contest in Eau Claire
Dr Tonya Prokop joins Kromrey Chiro-
practic in Cadott After graduating from
Flambeau High School Prokop received her
doctorate degree from Northwestern HealthScience University in Bloomington Minn
With the possibility of a $700000 deficit
in 2016-17 the Lake Holcombe School
Board discusses needing a ldquoworst case sce-
nariordquo referendum to ldquoplugrdquo the financial
hole
Steve and Wendy Sin-
gleton open Wendyrsquos
Stacker Cafe on Bridge
Street in Cornell
The Cornell Fire De-
partment extinguishes a
skidsteer fire at the Scott
Mohr farm on County
Highway D east of Cor-
nell
Cornell is awarded a$5000 Urban Forestry
Grant to assist in a tree in-
ventory to help make
plans for the arrival of the
emerald ash borer
A daddydaughter dance
is held at Lake Holcombe
School for area fathers to
treat their daughters to an
evening of dancing
dressed in finery
BirthsCarsten Payton
Bri-Ana Schofield
Sawyer Thon Benjamin
Briggs
Deaths Donald Craker
Rosetta Walker Elsie Melville ClarenceWalsvik Gary Jones Joan Melgaard Philip
Lukowicz Lynn Johnson Jr Nancy Maurina
February
Donna Woodcock takes over as the new
Cadott postmaster
Cleoan Wright is hired as the new Cornell
Police Department secretary
Cornell School Board member Lyle Briggs
is recognized for 20 years of service on the
school board at a ceremony in Milwaukee
The Lake Holcombe Boys Basketball team
receives $1000 from the Lake Holcombe
Lions Club for new uniforms
The Chippewa River Rendezvous organi-
zation holds a sledding event at Brunet Island
State Park
Cornell Bank Mutual will close their doorsin May along with six other branches as part
of an efficiency and expense reduction effort
Cadott Elementary School second-grade
student Parker Davis makes his 100th deposit
into the school banking program with Citi-
zenrsquos State Bank
The Cornell City Council increases the
full-time police officer wage to $1931hour
Cadott Route 2 mail carrier John Munroe
retires after 24 years on the job Munroe re-
ceived his first full-time route in 1999 and
plans to remain in the Lafayette area
Cadott Lions Club president Brian Dulmes
presents Cadott School Board presidentCedric Boettcher with $1000 for the school
lunch program
The classes of 2006-2008 take home
championship honors at the Lake Holcombe
School basketball alumni tournament Bruce
Anderson is
named as the 2015
Lake Holcombe
honorary sports
fan
The Cornell Ele-
mentary School
ldquoJumps for Heartrdquo
collecting more
than $2100
Births Liam
BollomDeaths Dale
Stipek Patricia
Sippy Bette Bit-
ter Caroline Au-
dorff Beatrice
Mickelson Phillip
Puljas Guy
Crosby Florence
Giebel Luella
Douville
March
The Cadott Fire
Department ex-
presses a concern
to the Cadott Vil-
lage Board about
the yearly $1500 charge for a water meterThe Cornell Elementary School receives a
visit from the WQOW Channel 18 meteorol-
ogist team and hosts a weather academy
MRG Patty a Lowline Angus cow owned
by Mark and Tammy Gilles of Sigel Sunset
Ranch in Cadott wins National Champion
with her calf at the 2015 National Western
Livestock Show in Denver Colo
Freshman Andrew Gunderson and senior
Austin Najbrt represent Cadott at the state
wrestling tournament
The Walthers family in Cadott welcomes
foreign exchange student Jason Ng from
Hong Kong China
Cadott Boy Scout Trenton Weiss meets
with Gov Scott Walker as a youth delegate
and delivers an annual report to the governor and members of the Wisconsin Legislature
Rhonda Mataczynski retires after 39 years
as the Lake Holcombe Com-
munity Theater director
The River Country Plaza
Veterans Memorial sees a new
addition in the form of a Viet-
nam Veterans Association
Flag
A Cadott man is injured in
an explosion at Greener Acres
Transmission after he attempts
to cut open a metal drum with
a blow torch
Former Congressmen Tom
Petri and Dave Obey speak at
the Cadott School District todiscuss civic participation and
congressional work
Cornell eighth grader Jor-
dan Shackleton sets a new
school record at an archery
tournament in Sparta
The Cadott Hornets Archery
team takes aim at national
competition after they place
first in all four of their tourna-
ments Helping the team on to
the next level and earning a
new school record is senior Kaeden Thom
A fire damages the Building
Blocks Early Learning Center
in Cadott after kids and em-
ployees leave for the day
Kaden Kinney Lake Hol-
combe seventh grader heads
to Lexington Ky with his
horse Willow to compete in
the Road to the Horse All-Star
Shootout
Births Chase Anthony Cyress Krueger
Presley Boisvert Obadiah Yeager
Deaths Urban Gass Helen Simmerman
Rune Ruud Michael Westerberg Fred Gass
Kay Roscoe Edward Boris Amy Shilts
Naomi KaveenApril
The Chippewa Valley Electric Cooperative
plans to demolish their current building built
in 1951 and construct a new office and truck
garage Employees plan to relocate to a va-
cant building on Main Street formerly Dr
Lanersquos Dental Office
The Cornell Camaraderie Club packs their
1900th box to send overseas to the troops
Cornell citizen Bertha Leja turns 100
Cal Demulling 8 Cadott takes first place
in the Special Olympic basketball skills at the
district level
The Cornell Archery team takes first at a
tournament in Cashton During the tourna-
ment sophomore McKenzie Weggen breaks
the school record set by eighth grader JordanShackleton
An apartment complex on Cadottrsquos Main
Street is damaged when a kitchen fire breaks
out in the building
Larry Sime River Country Store manager
retires after 53 years in the seedfeed indus-
try
The Lake Holcombe FFA holds a Spring
Madness Food Drive to provide Easter meals
for the Lake Holcombe Food Pantry During
the week-long drive more than 1000 items
are collected in addition to $400
Cadott holds their alumni tournament
weekend with the classes of 2005 and 2007
taking first place in the gold division basket-
ball matchups and the class of 2001 bringing
home the trophy for the black divisionThe Cornell High School hosts a Job Fair
and Business Expo sponsored by the Cornell
Area Betterment Association
The Cadott Hornets Archery team brings
home their seventh state title after they com-
pete at the NASP State Championship The
team sets a new state record
The Cornell FFA forestry team takes first-
place honors at the Agricultural Technology
Contest in River Falls
The Lake Holcombe School agriculture
department receives more than $21000 from
the Don ldquoTinyrdquo Albrecht estate to help stu-
dents go on field trips
Danielle Gygi Holcombe receives the
Good Citizen Award from the Eau Claire
Chapter of the Daughters of the AmericanRevolution
Crescent Meats Cadott earns Grand
Champion with their head cheese at a Meat
Product Show
Nick Seng is crowned as the Lake Hol-
combe 2015 Junior Prom king while Ka-
reese Jiskra reigns as Prom queen
Cadott names Austin Anderson as the 2015
Junior Prom king while Elizabeth Kyes is
crowned queen
Erica Rutherford a second grader atLake Holcombe dances with her grandpa Frank Rutherford at thesecond annual DaddyDaughter Dance Jan 23
(Photo by Monique Westaby)
Sigel Sunset Ranch in Cadott takes home firstplace honors at the National Western LivestockShow cowcalf division in January with their Low-line Angus beef cow Patti and her calf Bond Pos-ing with the champion cattle left to right areMadeline Bode owner Tammy Gilles owner MarkGilles judge Blake Bloomberg associationprincess Laramie Coffey association queen BridgetHoffman handler and ranch employee Shea Esserand handler Samantha Straley (Submitted Photo)
Cadott sophomore Brandon Pederson found outthe hard way the dangers of distracted driving dur-ing the April 10 Stop the Texts Stop the Wrecks as-sembly The Cadott students and a few faculty
members rode a childrenrsquos bicycle between conesacross the gym while trying to text and ldquodriverdquo (Photo by Kayla Peche)
The Cornell Fair was held Friday June 12 through Sunday June 14 offeringrides carnival food free music and the Cornell Lions Club famous charcoalchicken dinner (Photo by Monique Westaby)
YEAR IN REVIEW Tursday January 7 2016
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Births Peityn Nikolai Lucy Patten Bryn-
ley Hoff
Deaths Edna Pagenkopf the Rev Jere-
miah Cashman Suzanne Stubb Lydia
Tkachuk Mary Ann Kocher Senior Master
Sgt Phillip Gygi Charles Sikora Melvin
Mattson Frances Matschee Roy Yohnk
Dorothy Reeve Genevieve Jackson Evelyn
Swanson Ursula Preston
May
The Hornet Hustle Fun Run has 92 partic-ipants and raises about $1400 for a Cadott
eighth-grade field trip
The Cornell School Board accepts the res-
ignations of first-grade teacher Jason Jaenke
and marketing and business instructor Ryan
Helke
The Cornell High School plays host to the
ldquoEnchanted Eveningrdquo Junior Prom where
Curtis Hakes is crowned as king while Eliz-
abeth Sproul reigns as queen
World War II veteran and Cornell native
Eino Martino boards the Never Forgotten
Honor Flight to Washington DC
Seventeen Cornell Spanish students chap-
eroned by parents and faculty members
travel to Spain
After fundraising for a year and a halfLake Holcombe band and choir students
make the 1374 mile trip to San Antonio
Cadott junior Elizabeth Kyes hits a new
personal best in the triple jump at a Gilman
invitational
The Miller Pharmacy in Cadott is held up
at gun point when a suspect demands em-
ployees give him medication and wallets
Twenty-six seniors receive their diplomas
during commencement exercises at Lake
Holcombe School Danielle Gygi served as
class valedictiorian with Katie Ruhde as
salutatorian
Vito and Linda Sblendorio Holcombe are
recognized statewide for their weight loss
through TOPS Vito lost over 50 pounds
while Linda lost more than 60 poundsParents friends and faculty are on hand to
witness the graduation of 45 Cadott High
School seniors including valedictorian Luke
Bell and salutatorian Quinn Hartzell
The Cornell-Lake Holcombe Knights Girls
and Boys Track teams take the East Lakeland
Conference title for 2015
BirthsKylee Tomkowiak
Deaths Rudolph Arneson Verlon Cowell
Barbara Smith Raymond VanDenHeuvel
Charles Sadler Joseph Taylor Sylvia Ringer
Joann Palmer Eldora Clary Robert Page
Janet Lacina Mary Smock
June
Friends and family gather at Staudacher
Field in Holcombe in memory of Nathan
Zamsky raising $10000 during the secondannual Nathanrsquos Wish Angel Wings of Love
fundraiser
With enough interest from
Cornell and Lake Holcombe
Schools the Knights form a
co-op golf team for the spring
sports line-up
Because of a proposal
brought to the Cornell City
Council by member Terry
Smith the pulpwood Stacker
might be taken out of retire-
ment and used for an observa-tion deck or bungee jump
The Cadott Hornets Track
teams complete a successful
run in regional and sectional
meets sending nine individu-
als to state competition
Cornell-Lake Holcombe
Knights senior Eric Nedland advances to
state competition for the second straight year
The Cadott Hornets Golf team earns a re-
gional championship at home for the second
year in a row
Cornell friends family and faculty gather
for commencement ceremonies for the 2015
graduating class ldquoClosing the chapterrdquo is the
theme from valedictorian Gretchen
Schroeder and salutatorian Brianna JohnsonCadott boasts champion honors in the form
of junior Elizabeth Kyes who brings home a
state win in the 400-meter dash
Katie Matott is awarded Cornellrsquos Citizen
of the Year
The Lake Holcombe Theater department
presents The Music Man Jr
Births Gavin Richardson Autumn Es-
linger Aubree Parish Blake Rudnick
Deaths Geraldine Ducommun Mary
Holznagel June Ewer Patricia Semanko
Charles Smith Mabel Strzok Beverly
Eichelt Mary Brewington Claire Frank
Mathilda Ramminger Jane Malison Thomas
Sommerfeld Joan Sackmann
July
Corey Sedlacek 1992 Cadott High Schoolgraduate is named vice-president of Lockton
Dunning Benefits
Country Fest features acts such as Keith
Urban Rascal Flatts and Tim McGraw
With about 5 inches of rain that came
down in the Chippewa Valley over the course
of a day ditches over run streams and rivers
are at capacity and roads are washed away
After 36 years Dr Ned Willkom hangs up
his dentistry tools in Cadott
Severe storms hit the area over the week-
end leaving downed trees in its wake
The search for 54-year-old Tammy Jovaag
is called off after almost a month goes bysince she went missing from Holcombe
Cadott plays host to Rock Fest which
draws in acts like Judas Priest Godsmack
and Shinedown
Residents let their voices be heard about
the historic 108-year-old Cobban Bridge in
Jim Falls After hearing Chippewa County
might decide to tear down the structure the
community begins efforts to ldquosave the Cob-
ban Bridgerdquo
Dave Koch scores a hole-in-one at Ent-
wood Golf Course in Holcombe while just a
few miles away Steve McDaniel hits his own
hole-in-one at Twin Oaks Golf Course
Births Gabriel Hill Lena Zenner Levi
Lehman Madyson McIlquham Madden
Gindt Cooper Rubenzer Justice SchofieldChase Westaby Kristie Hakes Jeremiah
Helgerson
Deaths Shirley Wagner Donna Decker
Sharon Lange Leonard Peterson Violet
Paulsen Gerald Holznagel Herman Starck
Karen Phillippi Elizabeth Bell Lloyd Proku-
pek Lawrence Sedlacek Emma Andre
Lloyd JuVette
August
Caitlin Larson is crowned Miss Cadott
Nabor Days at the 61st annual celebration
Dorothy Zweifel and her husband George
stop by the Cornell Fire Hall to express their
thanks to the firefighters who rescued her
after she fell into a well on the couplersquos prop-
erty in May During the fall into the 16-foot
hole 72-year-old Dorothy sustained brokenribs a broken collarbone and fractures in her
back as well as cuts and bruises
Bicyclists from the Highground Tour pass
through Cornell on their way to the High-
ground Veterans Memorial in Neillsville
Cornell school bus driver Mickey Bates re-
tires after driving the State Highway 64 route
for 30 years
Golfers turn out to chase the elusive hole-
in-one at the annual Cornell Lions Golf Tour-
nament at Twin Oaks and Entwood Golf
Courses in Holcombe Earning top honors
are the team of Dave DeJongh Mike Rivers
Tim Smith and Neal VerhulstOur Saviorrsquos Lutheran Church in Cornell
celebrates its 100th anniversary with a fel-
lowship meal along with sharing memories
through photo albums
Cornell resident Mike Rivers records his
first hole-in-one at the Bloomer Golf Course
After Cadott Hornets head football coach
Jeff Cruschiel is diagnosed with esophageal
cancer his team rallies to his support and
dedicates their opening season game to him
The Swinging Fore a Cause organization
reaches its 10th year in support of the Lake
Holcombe School and students holding their
annual golf fundraiser at Entwood Course
Births Teagen DeMars Levi Patton Bre-
anna Spath
Deaths Elaine Dressler Joseph MorfootBill Felmlee James Rahn Frank Popelka
Donald Rose Marilyn Schroeder Norman
Pagenkopf
September
Northwestern Bank Cornell celebrates its
80th birthday
Borderline Rebel 4-H Club member Saige
Sikora is recognized for her leadership citi-
zenship and community service while Quinn
Sikora is honored for 12 years as a 4-H mem-
ber
Holy Cross Catholic Church in Cornell hits
its 100 year milestone
The Lake Holcombe Lions annual golf
tournament is deemed a success Taking first
place are Randy and Mary Dicus and Jeff
and Shana LudvigsenCadott Miller Pharmacy is robbed at gun
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COURIER SENINEL Page 9
Cadott head coach Jeff Chrusciel hugs graduatedHornet players from last yearrsquos team during an Aug21 halftime ceremony honoring Chrusciel
(Photo by Kayla Peche)
Over 75 cars were on display at the Lake Holcombe Lions annual car show Sept 13 and showgoers filled the rowschecking out the classic vehicles Cars and trucks like the 1928 Ford Model AA from Larry Verhulst Holcombe 1969
Chevelle from Paul Hruby Holcombe and the 1929 Ford Coupe Hot Rod from ldquoJimmy Boyrdquo Edming Glen Flora gracedthe Lake Holcombe Lions Pavilion grounds at Staudacher Field Those in attendance voted for the car or truck theythought should win while listening to music from the rsquo50s and rsquo60s (Photos by Monique Westaby)
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point for the second time in a year Ryan
Lemke is arrested shortly after and charged
with both robbies
The Lake Holcombe Lions Club holds
their annual car show at Staudacher Field
More than 75 ldquoclassicrdquo cars are on display for
the public to view
Cadottrsquos Austin Goettl and Kayla Dubiel
are crowned Homecoming King and Queen
BirthsGraham Willkom Ryder Yeager
Deaths Carmen Laflin Rebecca Bell
Gretchen Halstead Edward Jenneman JeanTodahl Kenneth Zaruba Mae Willkom
Lloyd McEathron Jim Hochstedler Ray-
mond Sedlacek Vernon Dunston
October
The Cornell City Council is concerned the
historic log stacker could become a safety
issue after inspections reveal areas of the
structure need to be repaired
William Hattamer and Bailey Viegut are
crowned as the Lake Holcombe Homecom-
ing King and Queen
Jim Falls youth Rebecca Berg 6 and Kae-
lyn Seidlitz 5 make the trip to the National
Pedal Pull in South Dakota
Cornell Community Ed sponsors a scare-
crow decorating contest at Mill Yard Park
Taking home first place in the business cate-gory is Northwestern Bank and winning for
the family set is the Jane Ash family
The Cadott Police Department will receive
a new squad car with help from an equipment
grant A 2016 Ford Explorer Police Intercep-
tor sport utility vehicle is scheduled to arrive
around the first of the year
Cornell elects Cole Stephens and Elizabeth
Sproul as its reigning royalty for Homecom-
ing festivities
A new youth equine program is started at
the Doggone Ranch in Cornell to educate
kids on how to handle animals
Although an after school program is of-
fered to Cadott parents after almost no inter-
est the program is cancelled
The Lake Holcombe Volleyball team brings home the East Lakeland Conference
title going undefeated on the season
United States Army Reserve Chief Warrant
Officer David Conrad hangs up his fatigues
and returns to his Holcombe roots after 40
years in military service
Knights senior Sam Peterson becomes the
first runner to ever earn All-Conference for
the Cornell-Lake
Holcombe boys
cross country
team
A benefit is
held for Cadott
head coach Jeff
Chrusciel who
says he canrsquot
thank everyoneenough for their
support
The Cadott
Lions hold their
annual District
Governors Night
with Larry
Bradley presid-
ing Bradley
awarded the Birch-Sturm Fellowship to Lion
Dr Bernard Schwetz Lion Robert Thorson
was presented the Melvin Jones Fellowship
while Donnie Kolpien was named as Cadott
Lion of the Year
The Cornell and Lake Holcombe Lions
Clubs join to award Alois Olichwier and Ron
Plumer with the Birch-Sturm Fellowshipaward Receiving Lion of the Year are Ray
Guthman and Rick Mitchell
The Cornell Fire Department turns 101
years old
From rural Cornell to Rome farm boy
Daniel Sedlacek takes the next step on his
priesthood journey becoming ordained a
deacon
Births Greyson Dahm Kasey Miland
Koda Peterson Henry Zieche
Deaths Louise Freeman Mark Hall
James Michal II Kathy Johansen Elwood
Beaudin John Sims Larry Braden Patrick
Hoover Raleigh Hakes Neil Boyea Thomas
Smith Jr Roy Emerson Donald Weggen
Henry Rubenzer David Braden
November
Lake Holcombe School will have a new
electronic sign advertising school events
thanks to the Lake Holcombe PRIDE Com-
mittee
Cornell School Board member Eileen
Sikora is honored by the Wisconsin Associa-
tion of School Boards for reaching Level 5
the highest level of the associationrsquos recog-
nition pro-
gram
To honor
those who
have passed
the Cornell
Veterans Last
Manrsquos Club
continues at
the CornellAmerican Le-
gion Hall The
club started
in 1957 orig-
nally had 44
members and
now 57 years
later only one
member of the
club remains ndash Charles Johnson
The Cadott Elementary School receives
new school spirit T-shirts sponsored by Peo-
ple Active in Cadottrsquos Education At the start
of the school year students designed a new
shirt The winning entry came from third
grader Kaylee Hamlin
Thanks to Cornell residentAshley Bera and others with
the American Heart Associa-
tion a new bill could be
passed requiring CPR to be
taught in schools
The Cornell Knights of
Columbus Council Jean
Brunet 4948 earns the distinc-
tion of Star Council one of the
organizationrsquos top awards
After spending a few
months in a temporary loca-
tion on Main Street while the
old building was demolished
the Chippewa Valley Electric
Cooperative offices are back
in their South 8th Street loca-tion
Because of a $1200 dona-
tion from the Wisconsin Veter-
ans Tribute the Cadott
Community Library will offer
iPads for patron use
Cadott athletic director Jim
Sekel is named as the District
1 Athletic Director of the Year
by the Wisconsin Athletic Di-
rectors Association
The Cornell Elementary School collects
more than 1700 items for the food pantry
For the second year in a row Sheldon
brothers RJ and Kaden Kinney earn a trip
to the MSA Worlds Championship
Deaths Robert Readinger SharonAdolphson Lyle Buttke Charles Johnson
Helen Hinds Fred Bosteder Jr Herbert
Wriedt Melvin Gass Shirley Parsons De-
loris Pischke Julia Wojtyna
December
The Wisconsin Veterans Tribute donates
two signs depicting the Star Spangled Ban-
ner and the Pledge of Alegiance to the Cadott
Elementary School
The late Naval Lt Jerry Irwin is inducted
into the UW-Stout Hall of Heroes
After 15 years with the Marshfield Clinic
Cornell Center Dr Erik Dickson says
farewell to his patients and colleagues ac-
cepting a position outside the Marshfield
Clinic system
Dixonrsquos Apple Orchard south of Cadottholds a community Deck the Halls event with
pizzas cupcakes and more
Cornell senior Curtis Hakes is nominated
for the US Presidential Scholars program
AampD Docks Cornell plans to move less
than a mile away after they purchase land
from the city at the industrial airport
A bottle of alcohol honoring the last man
is opened at the Cornell American Legion
Hall After sitting for 54 years members
opened the booze and toasted Charles John-
son who passed away in November
The Cadott Area Historical Museum getsa new sign thanks to an anonymous donation
Lake Holcombe Track coach Jake Ebner is
named as the Wisconsin Track Coaches As-
sociationrsquos Coach of the Year
About 800 people attend the Kids Commu-
nity Christmas Party in Cornell
Cornell graduate Dale Hetke is promoted
to Air Force colonel
After vandals once again strike at the
Cadott water tower the Cadott Village Board
discusses destruction prevention
Although comprehensive planning has
been the topic for months at Lake Holcombe
Town Board meetings the board decides
against a referendum on the subject
After 46 years serving the Cornell area
chiropractor Earl ldquoDocrdquo Boettcher retires
A-1 Agricultural Zoning is passed by the
Cornell City Council for a plot of land on
Riverside Drive after a request came from
Al and Sue Potaczek to have the land zoned
to construct a businessFor the first time the Lake Holcombe and
Ladysmith School Districts combine to offer
a Winter Jazz Gala to friends and family The
event held at Paradise Shores in Holcombe
had performances from each school as well
as guest saxophonist Jerod Kaszynski
Energy prices for Cadott customers are set
for the next nine years after the village board
approves extending the electrical cost until
2024
The Cornell-Lake Holcombe Knights
Cross Country team receives the 2015 East
Lakeland Conference Sportsmanship Award
Births Ella Christie Roman Hover Jack-
son Taylor
Deaths Judy Falzerano Ronald Baker
Penny Spaeth Violet Holtman Danny ClarkLinda Thom Dennis St Aubin
Jeremiah Hattamer kindergarten gives Marine Corps Sgt Joseph Harp ahearty handshake following the Lake Holcombe School Veterans Day Program(Photos by Monique Westaby)
As one of her more unique pieces Jean Bowe dis-plays a snow globe with a nativity scene inside aspart of her collection Looking close Mary andJoseph can be seen in the background watching over baby Jesus in the manger (Photo by Ginna Young)
YEAR IN REVIEW Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 10
Mary Ann Cote Holcombe brought an unusualrusset potato with 10 growths attached into theCornell Courier Sentinel officeOct 6 Cote said her husbandClifford dug the tuber on theirfarm (Photo by Ginna Young)
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Schickʼs Bowl amp BrewTuesday Night
Ladies League StandingsDec 29 2015
Team W LLisa s Beauty Salon 9 3Cliffʼs Maple Sugars 8 4
Hellandʼs Hellions 7 5Schickʼs Bowl amp Brew 6 6Heaven Help Us 5 7 High Team Game LisaʼsBeauty Salon 624 Cliffʼs MapleSugars 570 Schickʼs Bowl ampBrew 506 High Team Series LisaʼsBeauty Salon 1720 CliffʼsMaple Sugars 1494 SchickʼsBowl amp Brew 1482 High Individual GameSarah Whittaker 187 Peg Hat-tamer 165 Mary Cowell 157 High Individual SeriesSarah Whittaker 451 RhondaKimball 434 Mary Cowell 429
ndash Bowling ndash
ndash Basketball Standings ndash
ndash Pool ndash
Courier Sentinel Page 11 Tursday Januar y 7 2016
bull Cadott bullBoys Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Osseo-Fairchild 730 pmMon Jan 11 at Cornell 545 pmThur Jan 14 at Fall Creek 730 pmBoys JV BasketballFri Jan 8 at Osseo-Fairchild 545 pm
Mon Jan 11 at Cornell 545 pmThur Jan 14 at Fall Creek 545 pmGirls Varsity Basketball
Thur Jan 7 Stanley-Boyd 730 pmMon Jan 11 at Cornell 715 pmTue Jan 12 at McDonell 730 pmGirls JV BasketballThur Jan 7 Stanley-Boyd 545 pmTue Jan 12 at McDonell 545 pmVarsity WrestlingSat Jan 9 Invitational (Alumni Day) 10 amThur Jan 14 Stan-Bd (Parent Night) 730 pm
JV WrestlingSat Jan 9 at EC North 830 amSat Jan 9 Invitational 10 amThur Jan 14 Stanley-Boyd 7 pm
bull Cornell bullBoys Varsity BasketballThur Jan 7 Bruce 715 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 1 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pmBoys JV Basketball
Thur Jan 7 Bruce 545 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 245 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pmGirls Varsity BasketballThur Jan 7 Bruce 545 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 245 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pm
bull Lake Holcombe bullBoys Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Birchwood 715 pm
Tue Jan 12 New Auburn 715 pmBoys JV Basketball
Fri Jan 8 at Birchwood 545 pmMon Jan 11 LCO 715 pmTue Jan 12 New Auburn 545 pmGirls Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Birchwood 545 pmTue Jan 12 New Auburn 545 pmGirls JV BasketballMon Jan 11 LCO 545 pm
bull Cornell-Lake Holcombe-Gilman bullVarsity Wrestling
Thur Jan 7 at Shell Lake 6 pm
Sat Jan 9 at Shell Lake 10 amThur Jan 14 at Flambeau 7 pm
Jan 7 14
bull SPORTSWEEK bull
2015-16 West CloverbeltConference Boys BasketballTeam W LMcDonell 4 0Altoona 3 1Regis 3 1Fall Creek 2 2Stanley-Boyd 2 2Cadott 1 3Osseo-Fairchild 1 3Thorp 0 4
2015-16 West CloverbeltConference Girls Basketball
Team W LRegis 5 0Fall Creek 4 1Altoona 3 2Stanley-Boyd 3 2McDonell 2 3Thorp 2 3Osseo-Fairchild 1 4Cadott 0 5
2015-16 East LakelandConference Boys BasketballTeam W LCornell 3 1Birchwood 2 1Bruce 2 1Lake Holcombe 2 1New Auburn 2 2Flambeau 1 3Winter 0 3
2015-16 East LakelandConference Girls Basketball
Team W LFlambeau 5 0Bruce 4 0Birchwood 2 2Lake Holcombe 2 2Cornell 2 3New Auburn 0 4Winter 0 4
Hornets battle at Badger ClassicBy Kayla Peche
During a two-day tournament at River Falls Dec 29-30
the Cadott Hornets Wrestling team took on 11 schools in Di-
vision 3 for a Northern Badger Wrestling Classic
With 1145 points the Hornets landed in fifth place with
freshman James Pfeiffer leading the wayAt 152 pounds Pfeiffer won three matches by fall with
two in less than 4 minutes In the third-place battle Pfeiffer
lost by a 5-3 decision to Cody Frederick of Boyceville for his
fourth-place finish
Following Pfeiffer were Tyler Gillett senior and Andrew
Gunderson sophomore who each took sixth place Gillett
received 275 points for Cadott and Gunderson earned 24 points dropping a competitor to the mat in 36 seconds during
one matchup
Eighth-place sophomore Bailey Gillett scored 18 points
during the tournament but lost the seventh-place match with
an 8-5 decision to Sam Burns from River Falls
Also scoring for the team were senior Brandon Pederson
junior Ethan Haider sophomore Josef Hite and freshman CJ
Spaeth
Cadott will return to the mat to host a Hornet wrestling
tournament Jan 9
Earning Best Effort for the Hornets freshmanMitchell Gunderson tries to peel away from his 170-pound contender Gunderson lost the match by onepoint but Cadott left their gym with a win 66-9against Eau Claire Regis (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Mud Brook Pool LeagueWeek 7
ResultsBogieʼs I 6 vs Bogieʼs II 3Arnold 1 vs Tedʼs 8 Big Min-now 4 vs Black Bear 5 Flaterʼs4 vs Roseʼs 5 Big Swedeʼs 6
vs Cookieʼs 3Standings W LTedʼs 48 15Bogieʼs I 36 27Big Swedes 33 30Bogieʼs II 32 31Cookieʼs 32 31Big Minnow 30 33Black Bear 28 35Flaterʼs 27 36Roses 25 38Arnold 24 39
Sophomore Dakota Popp sticks with his Flambeauopponent on Cornellrsquos home court Dec 17 Poppalso brought the ball up the court for the Chiefs for most of the first-half offense Cornell hung on in aclose game pulling out the win 65-63
(Photo by Ginna Young)
Carley Yeager makes a shot in the second half of agame against the Prentice Buccaneers Dec 3 TheLake Holcombe girls brought the game within 10points but couldnrsquot pull of a win ending behind 41-28 (Photo by Monique Westaby)
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OUDOORS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 12
Selina has only missed one year of her entire life of doing
a fly in and she loves heading north with family and friends
This year she won the big walleye bet for the week We
landed on a Saturday and got home on a Saturday We fished
hard laughed lots and stayed up late
July
Selina and I participated in two KAMO (Kids And Men-
tors Outdoors) camping trips
The first was on the Wisconsin River near Wisconsin
Dells and we had a blast The second was on the Petenwell
Flowage Fishing tubing bear baiting and lots of campfire
time with a lot of good people Check out KAMO at
wwwkamokidsorg
August
For several years I have taken Selina and three of her friends on a four-day outing to an island on the Flambeau
Flowage We tube swim sometimes fish and do a whole
bunch of nothing
September
Other than moose or elk hunting what wipes me out more
than anything is bear baiting then hunting This July through
mid October Selina and I (who both had tags) put thousands
of miles on my truck probably a couple hundred hours in
the woods and though we had plenty of big bear coming to
the baits it was all after dark
Acorns and way too many hunters in Zone C made it so
we went 32 hunts without seeing a bear while in a stand
October
October was our annual Mississippi River duck hunt near
Ferryville while camping on an island This trip is a classic
that my father started back in the late rsquo50s I have been
going on it for 44 years and Selina loves it
November
Deer camp
The Red Brush Gang has so much fun that no one wants
to leave This fall Selina became independent As long as
she is carrying a compass a daypack and hip boots she does
not need her dad
There is more to tell but no more space
Happy New Year
Sunset
An Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalAn Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalA Year in the Outdoors for Selina
Hello friends
So that I may stay home the week between Christmas and
New Yearrsquos I write a column about some of the highlights
of the year that is just coming to an end This yearrsquos column
for the most part is about some of the many outdoor adven-
tures I went on with my 14-year-old daughter Selina Wal-
ters
January
Selina her brothers Travis and Joey Dushek and I went
on a winter camping and ice fishing trip on the Mississippi
River near La Crosse We had planned on fishing near Fer-
ryville but there was not good ice (Discovery made upon
arrival)
I made some phone calls and we headed to La Crosse
where for the next two days we had great success on 27-34inch northern pike
February
Selina Gary Howe and I are entered in Prairie du Chienrsquos
annual fisheree which attracts a lot of fishermen and
women We stayed with the Howes had a blast and Selina
took first and second place in the kids northern pike division
with a couple of beautiful gators
This is not meant to be an insult but as big as this fisheree
is it would be wise for the folks in charge to boost the prizes
for our future fishermen Winning a fisheree when you are
14 is a really big deal for a kid
April
Selina just told me that her favorite sport is turkey hunt-
ing Each spring I take her to a new spot for Wisconsinrsquos
Youth Turkey Hunt
This year we were invited by my friend Rod Bensley to
hunt at his pheasant preserve near Beaver Dam Rod worked
it out so Selina could hunt on a neighborrsquos property as welland literally on the last minute of our two-day hunt Selina
harvested a beautiful gobbler
May
Selina and I hunted turkey on our food plot and as I men-
tioned she loves this sport The beauty about going from
the early April hunt to May is that spring is in full strut
comfortable naps can be taken in the blind and life is good
Selina whacked her second gobbler of the year one of the
biggest turkeys I have been part of harvesting
Later in May we headed to Marsh Miller Lake and stayed
at Birch Point Resort near Bloomer Each spring Selina
brings a friend and our good friend Paul Maire puts us up
in one of his cabins and we catch bluegills For Selina this
is another canrsquot miss trip
June
In a yearrsquos time I go on about 40 trips The two best are
Canada to Shultz Lake (Chimo Lodge and Outposts) anddeer camp
By Mark Walters
FLATERʼS RESORT
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270 N Cty E Holcombe Wis
(715) 595-4771
Where the Chippewa amp
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Holcombe Wis
(715) 595-4424TF400049
A Snapshow ndash Not All
Skunks Are Bad
Early afternoon turned into
early evening and the couch was much cozier than sitting
in the cold But my mind wandered as I thought about all
the bucks that would walk past my stand in the swamp if
I wasnrsquot there
ldquoScott do you want to sit with merdquo I asked my hus-
band ldquoItrsquoll be lots of funrdquo
He rolled his eyes but said he would I think later he re-
gretted his decision
We made our way to the stand and by 342 pm we were
set ready to get the big guy I updated my Snapchat ldquoview-
ersrdquo of my new surroundings then checked on the status
of the game The Packers had the game tiedScott and I discussed how cool it would be if there was
a universal button that could be pushed which would suck
all the trees into the ground so you could see if anything
was hiding OK maybe not discussed but rather I men-
tioned it to him and he looked at me like I was crazy and
turned the other direction
A few minutes later I tapped him on the shoulder and
said it would make drives a lot easier and save time He
laughed agreed and continued with his careful watching
of the woods while I kept my eyes on the swamp
Another few minutes later I whispered ldquoWhat if
Sasquatch comes out of that thick stuff over thererdquo That
warranted an eye roll and more silence
My stomach growled and I reached in my pocket for
sustenance ndash a small plastic wrapper of Sprees I carefully
and what I thought was quietly unwrapped them Scott
looked at me like I was setting off a package of fireworks
and shook his head
Finally I got them unwrapped and clunk one fell to the
floor of the stand Then clunk tink tink three more fell
About 45 minutes more of these scenarios and Scott was
more than happy to call it quits exactly at season close ndash
449 pm
ldquoNo wonder you donrsquot see anythingrdquo he said as we
rounded everything up ldquoYou make more noise thanhelliprdquo
ldquohellipHey Irsquod like to remind you that I have seen some of
the biggest deer ever while huntingrdquo I interrupted him
He laughed at my candor reminding me that none of
them were hanging on our wall He was right but I didnrsquot
want to admit it
It was officially the end of opening weekend of gun deer
season and I had been skunked But that last night was my
favorite and although Scott may never go with me again
I have all the Snapchat memories to look back on
And the Packers won
Itrsquos a
irlrsquos
unting Life
B y M o n i q u e W e s t a b y
ndash DNR Outdoor Report ndashWith up to 10 inches across much of the state state park
and forest properties have groomed cross-country ski trails
Brunet Island State Park tracks are full depth but typical of
early season grooming there is debris and exposed turfsoil
scattered throughout Visitors should consider using rock skis
and proceed with caution
About a half dozen counties in far northern Wisconsin have
open or partially open snowmobile trailsMany northern lakes have refrozen but with new snowfall
ice conditions remain highly variable Anglers report up to 5
inches of ice in spots and those venturing out have found fish
Bear cubs will be born in their dens this month Most bull
elks have separated from the cowcalf groups and have re-
formed their bachelor groups
There is a good population of weasels this year with an
abundance of tracks
Great horned owls have begun hooting and claiming terri-
tories Bird feeders are loaded with song and common birds
including a mix of woodpeckers and winter birds Chick-
adees nuthatches gold finches cardinals blue jays and jun-
cos are busy grabbing a seed Red-headed pileated downy
hairy and red-bellied woodpeckers are also common visitors
In a late seasonbow hunt RockyWinchel 19 Shel-don shot this 17-point 17 78-inchspread buck with a
Mathews com-pound bow Dec30 The deer washarvested acrossthe road fromthe Winchel familyfarm around 420pm 18 yards fromthe tree stand fol-lowing a doe andtwo yearlings Thebuck had beenspotted on a trail
camera Oct 21 and didnrsquot appear again until Dec4 This is Winchelrsquos first buck with a bow
(Submitted Photo)
unter of
the Week
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CHIROPRACTIC CARE
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Shane Mathison DC
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CONSTRUCTION
NORTHLAND
EXCAVATING LLCAll Types of Excavation
Farm Work amp Land Clearing
D-4-6-8 Dozers Available
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TF503023
CONSTRUCTION
Competitive prices quality material
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John S Olynick Inc60 years in business
For Concrete gravel Top soil
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construction needs
Call (800) 292-0748TF400035
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Phone 715-289-4292We carry name brands ofCarpet - Vinyl - Ceramic
Laminate Flooring
Professional Installation
Free Estimates TF503024
FUEL
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723-2828 or1 (800) 828-9395
FUEL OIL LPFull Service
T F 4 0 0 0 3 6
FURNACE REPAIR
(715) 452-5206Cell
(715) 559-6264
HeatingAir Conditioning
Service Installation
STENDERrsquoS
FURNACE
REPAIR
TF400037
HARDWARE
Romigrsquos IncGilman WI
Furnace Service
amp Installation
Plumbing
Heating
715-447-8285 T F 4 0 0 0 3 8
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L ANDSCAPE SUPPLY
OLYNICK T RANSIT
bull Truck and Trailer Repair Services
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T F 4 0 0 0 3 9
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715-595-4892
Knowledge amp reliability yoursquove cometo expect for over 32 years
Septic Tanks amp Holding TanksPower Rodding amp Jetting
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TF400041
SEPTIC SERVICE
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T F 4 0 0 0 4 2
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Call or stop in forFREE estimate
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Chippewa Falls bull 31 W Spring St
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CornellOffice
121 Main St Cornell715-861-4414
Check out our expanded
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NEWSPAPER
Do you want
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SCHOOL NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page13
FRESH
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5 1 - 1 5 7 0 6 4
Four Cornell teachershave earned theirMasters of Science de-grees in Education inthe area of ReadingSpecialists from UW-River Falls Those earn-ing their degree left toright on either sideof Cornell superinten-dent Dr Paul M Schleyare Ashley Rosentra-ter (fifth grade) EricaDeitelhoff (sixthseventhgrade) Chelsey Stein-metz (fourth grade) andErica Ruf (kindergarten)
(Submitted Photo)
Cornell graduate furthers career Brandan Licht a 2011 Cornell High
School graduate has graduated from the
Electromechanical Technology program at
Chippewa Valley Technical College
(CVTC) and already has a job lined up
working at Global Finishing Solutions in
Osseo
Electromechanical Technology students
learn how to design program and maintainautomated equipment used in modern man-
ufacturing plants CVTC program students
are typically recruited by companies after
completing just one year of the two-year pro-
gram and that was the case with Licht
ldquoI had two semesters done and I was al-
ready working for Global Finishing Solu-
tions as a part-time internrdquo Licht said of the
business where he will do electrical design
work ldquoThey offered a tuition reimburse-
ment which was really nicerdquo
Licht initially studied in an information
technology program at CVTC and worked at
EDI in Chippewa Falls then decided on achange in programs
ldquoIrsquove really been into electronics and
Electromechanical Technology fit that billrdquo
Licht said ldquoI really like it You can imple-
ment what you learn every dayrdquo
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ndash Public Notices ndash
SCHOOL NEWS 983085 PUBLIC NOICES Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage14
NOTICE OF HEARING OF THE VILLAGE
BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF CADOTT
WISCONSIN TO CONSIDER AND TO ACT
UPON THE AMENDMENT OF THE ZONING
ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGEOF CADOTT WISCONSIN
WHEREAS an application has been made to the
village clerk of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin to
change certain zoning district classifications and
zoning district boundaries contained therein
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the village
board of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin will meet
at the office of the village clerk in the municipal
building in the Village of Cadott Chippewa County
Wisconsin on the 18th day of January 2016 at
635 pm to consider the amendment of the zon-
ing ordinance of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin
as follows
TO CHANGE FROM A-1 AGRICULTURAL TO
R-1 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
SEC 06 TWP 28N R06 W
S12 NE Lot 2 of Cert Sur Map 2287 in V10
P112
DOC 642348
Parcel number 22806-0613-72287002
Owners Dennis amp Diane Falkenberg
Any person interested in the matter and desiring
testimony or other evidence will be heard at the
time and place specified above
Dated Dec 22 2015
VILLAGE BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF
CADOTT CHIPPEWA COUNTY
WISCONSIN
BY Anson Albarado president ATTEST Sandra Buetow clerk
NOTICEVillage of Cadott
52-1570952 bull wnaxlp
In the past month Nancy Weissrsquo second-grade class has had an inquiry unit about Native Americans andcolonists Nick Kotek library media specialist showed students how to use a database to answer ques-tions centered around the question How did the Native Americans and colonists live during colonialtimes Students made a video of themselves using an Aurasma app which parents could see by usingan iPad Parents were invited to watch the inquiry project video and play Native American games withtheir children In math students learned the deep meaning of the equal sign (the value of equations is
the same) They have worked on many ways to solve number equations when the missing number is indifferent spots and have five ways to solve addition and subtraction problems to find the correct answerThe students are wearing their school spirit shirts courtesy of PACE
Cadott Elementary Class of the WeekNancy Weissrsquo
Second Grade
Volunteer Donna Hoelwraps gifts during theHoliday Shoppe at Cor-nell Elementary Itemswere donated for stu-dents to pick out giftsfor their families LakeHolcombe School Dis-trict made $349 for their
after school programand coordinator AndreaSmith said Cornellshould do the same(Photo by Kayla Peche)
Cornell third grader Alyssa Bowe checks out a dollfor one of her possible presents for a family mem-ber this Christmas as volunteer Harley Thompsontries to make the sale Bowe and other elementarystudents shopped around during the Dec 17 Cor-
nell Holiday Shoppe but after school coordinator Andrea Smith says volunteers are just as excitedas the kids for this event (Photo by Kayla Peche)
CornellHolidayShoppe
Area students receive scholarshipsWisconsin Indianhead
Technical College (WITC)
December scholarship
donorrecipient receptionswere held at the four WITC
campuses where nearly
$110000 in scholarships
were awarded This repre-
sents a 10 percent increase
in the amount awarded and
15 percent more students re-
ceiving scholarships com-
pared to fall 2014
ldquoThe WITC Foundation is
fortunate to be supported by
generous donors who want
to help our students achieve
their academic goalsrdquo said
Craig Fowler executive di-
rector of the WITC Founda-
tion and WITC-Rice Lakecampus administrator ldquoArea
businesses services and
civic clubs WITC faculty
and staff and other individ-
uals have made it possible
for the foundation to award
252 scholarships this fallrdquoBrooke Elliott Cornell
received two scholarshops
the Arrowhead Family Den-
tal Scholarship and the
Mary W Johnson Scholar-
ship
From Jim Falls Ashley
Howell was awarded the
James Quinn MemorialScholarship and from Shel-
don Rebecca Lund was
given the VINE (Rice Lake)
Scholarship for Early Child-
hood Education
Lake Holcombe School students can earn books for themselves and the school library thanks to the North-ern White Sand Plant in New Auburn Each month the school staff chooses a student from each grade levelwho has demonstrated being respectful responsible and safe The plant then provides a book for each stu-dent to keep for themselves and a hard copy is donated to the library in honor of that student Book winnersfor November from preKto 12th grade are Oscar Naiberg Kiley PaffBrooklyn Anders OliviaRepka Robert LuethiQuinn Porter ShaniaSchroeder Megan LuethiKaden Crank KyraWright Ryanna OlmstedKaitlin Pastorius DevinLebal and Chase Fronk
(Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School third and fourth-grade studentscelebrate the last day before Christmas vacation byexchanging gifts with each other in the classroomthrough secret Santa (Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School
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ndash Help Wanted ndash
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KEVINrsquoS REFRIGERATION SER-
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PUBLIC NOICES 983085 CLASSIFIEDS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page15
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TF400047
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54848C32-tfn
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WINTER HOURS bull DEC 1 THROUGH APRIL 1
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Closed Sundays
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To advertise call the Courier
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TF400044
Thomas J Rufledt DDS
Gregory A Mihm DDS
David J Irwin DDS
Christopher D Goettl DDS
Accepting New Patients
The monthly meeting will be held Monday Jan
11 2016 at the town hall (20470 State Hwy 64) at
7 pm
Agenda
Minutes
Financial report
Discussion and possible action on the following
Employee handbook
Town hall sign upgrade
Payment of bills
Public input
NOTICE
Town of Cleveland
Monthly Meeting
1-157293 bull wnaxlp
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Goetz board
of supervisors will hold its monthly meeting Monday
Jan 11 2016 at 730 pm at the Goetz Town Hall
Agenda
1) Roll Call
2) Minutes
3) Treasurerrsquos Report
4) Roads
5) AG Enterprise Area
5) Payment of bills
6) Adjourn
Tamee FoldyTown of Goetz clerk
NOTICE
Town of Goetz
Regular Board Meeting
1-157309 bull wnaxlp
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Birch
Creek will hold a regular monthly meeting Tuesday
Jan 12 2016 at 7 pm at the Birch Creek Town
Hall at 26755 240th St
Agenda
1Call meeting to order
2Roll call
3Approve minutes
4Treasurerrsquos report
5Public comment
6Discussion and action items
A Committee Reports
B Correspondence
C Payment of bills
7Set next meeting
8 Adjourn
Robin Stender
clerk
NOTICE
Town of Birch Creek
Monthly Meeting
1-157311 bull wnaxlp
PUBLIC NOTICE
TA JamesDue to a change in ownership of the prop-
erty at 418 N Main Street Cadott WI
Please call 715-828-3100 by Feb 15 2016
Failure to respond to this notice could re-
sult in storage andor disposal of personal
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Submitted by Jackie McDaniel
Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club President
The Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club (LHWC) completes
many community projects throughout the year Several of
those projects are done every December
Each year the club receives several names of children
from the Lake Holcombe School who are in need of some
Christmas cheer delivered to them Dec 10 was the day Ra-
mona Scharf Jackie Fredricksen Nancy Glenzer and Mary
Froehlich members of the LHWC did their shopping for
several youngsters in Holcombe
ldquoWe have been doing this for a few years and it feels better
every yearrdquo said Scharf ldquoFor several years we have re-
ceived an added donated gift card from the Chippewa Falls
Walmart to help with the costrdquo
After wrapping the gifts they are given to the Lake Hol-
combe School for delivery just in time for Christmas
On Dec 17 the LHWC Cheer Bag committee gathered at
Jackie McDanielrsquos house to assemble cheer bags for 35 peo-
ple in the Holcombe community
ldquoThe womenrsquos club has been delivering cheer bags for
about 20 yearsrdquo said Judy Taylor member
Gordyrsquos County Market in Cornell donated fruit and
candy and quick breads were baked by LHWC members for
the cheer bags After the added tissue paper a Christmas
card and a candy cane were tied with ribbon to give them a
ldquofestive lookrdquo
ldquoThe few hours we spend getting the cheer bags ready is
all worthwhile when we see the smile on peoples faces when
we drop off their special giftrdquo said Taylor
The Childrenrsquos Christmas and Cheer Bag projects along
with the Lake Holcombe School Scholarships are supported
by bake sales the LHWC holds throughout the year Mem-
bers say the LHWC will continue these projects with support
from the Holcombe community and the Holcombe Lions
Club
AREA NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage16
After a Dec 28 winter storm Amanda Olichwier andher daughter Macie Cornell built a tunnel andplayed in the snow outside the Courier Sentinel of-fice Amanda said they were going to build a snow-man but the snow wouldnrsquot pack good enoughLater a friendly plowman gave Macie a bigger hillto go sledding (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Womenrsquos club continues annual holiday projects
Left to right Jackie McDaniel Judy Taylor BarbaraRyser (Jackiersquos sister) Mary Froehlich Yvonne Ca-hoon and Norma Arts with Tom Taylor (Judyrsquos son)in the back stand in front of the cheer bags theLake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club compiled for fami-lies in the Holcombe community
(Submitted Photo)
To the right The Cadott sixth-grade black and goldchoir performed three songs during a Dec 22 win-ter concert including Send Down the Rain whichEmily Malecki (middle row far left) said was their favorite song to sing Other sixth graders picturedleft to right in front are Sam Scheidler Ethan Duck
and Ella Zais Right from Malecki are Hailee Glennand Jaime Rodriguez In back are Teanna Miles andShane Pilgrim (Photo by Kayla Peche)
To a packed Cadott elementary gym Dec 22 fifthgrader Angel Hladilek and her classmates in bandperformed Beethovenrsquos Ninth and Lets Go Band apep band song students put a Christmas twist on
Other performances during the evening includedfifth and sixth-grade black and gold choir and the
Cadott Winter Concert
Hats scarves and mittens adorn a Spirit of Christmas tree at the Cadott Courier Sentinel
office Through the Spirit of Christmas pro-gram parents in the Chippewa Valley can fillout an application for their children After re-ceiving donations from individuals and organ-izations at collection locations warm weather attire is picked up by volunteers and distrib-uted to children in need
(Photo by Heather Dekan)
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Bethlehem Lutheran Church
10 miles south of Cadott on Hwy 27715-877-3249Rev James Norton1030 am Sunday Worship Service
9 am Sunday School (Sept ndash May)
Big Drywood Lutheran Church
27095 120th Ave ndash Cadott715-289-3608Pastor Lucy Schottelkorb10 am Sunday Worship Service6 pm Wednesday With the WordStudy (Sept-May)
Cadott United Methodist Church
Maple and Ginty Streets ndash Cadott715-289-4845Pastor George Olinske1045 am Sunday Worship ServiceFirst Sunday Holy CommunionFourth Sunday Potluck followingservice
English Lutheran Church of Bateman
20588 Cty Hwy X ndash Chippewa Falls715-723-4231 ndash elcbatemanorgPastor Deborah Nissen9 am Sunday WorshipWednesday 530 pm Light Supper6 pm Study Time All Ages 7 pmWorship Service
Faith Baptist Church
724 Main St ndash Cornell715-827-0222Pastor Mark Williams930 am Sunday School for all ages1030 am Worship Service
First Presbyterian Church
4th and Ripley ndash Cornell715-239-6263
1030 am Sunday Worship ServiceHoly Communion first Sunday
Holcombe United Methodist Church
27841 Cty Hwy M ndash Holcombe715-382-4191Pastor Jason Kim830 am Sunday Worship Service845 am Childrenrsquos Sunday School10 am Adult Sunday School2-5 pm Food Pantry Open secondand fourth Tuesdays
Holy Cross Catholic Church
107 South 8th St ndash Cornell715-239-6826Father Eric LinzmaierDeacon Dennis Rivers830 am Sunday Mass5 pm Tuesday Mass830 am Wednesday Mass830 am Thursday Mass830 am Friday Mass4 pm Saturday Mass 330 pmConfession
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226 East 3rd Ave ndash Stanley 715-644-5435Father William Felix6 pm Saturday Mass11 am Sunday Mass830 am Wednesday Mass
Jim Falls United Methodist Church
139th Ave Cty S South ndash Jim Falls715-382-4191Pastor Jason Kim10 am Sunday Worship Service1015 am Childrenrsquos Sunday School
New Hope Assembly of God
318 South 7th St ndash Cornell715-239-6954cornellhopecomPastor Dan Gilboy 10 am Sunday WorshipSunday Morning Nursery and Chil-drenrsquos Church6 pm Wednesday Youth Group
New Hope Presbyterian Church
W14520 Cty Hwy M ndash HannibalGilman715-239-6263845 am Sunday Worship Service
New Life Alliance Church
1 mile west of CC on Z ndash Cornell715-239-6490Pastor Jim Brandli9 am Sunday School (Sept ndash May)10 am Worship Service
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Northwoods Church
4th and Thomas St ndash Cornell715-289-3780Pastor Greg Sima10 am Non-denominational Sunday Services (nursery provided)630 pm Wednesday Bible Study for kids and adults
Our Saviorrsquos Lutheran Church
6th and Ripley Streets ndashCornell715-239-6891Pastor Andy Schottelkorb830 am Sunday Worship930 am Sunday SchoolCommunion first and third Sundays
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
13989 195th St ndash Jim Falls715-382-4422Father Eric Linzmaier1030 am Sunday Mass
St Anthonyrsquos Catholic Church
of Drywood
Jct Cty Hwy S and 250th St ndash JimFalls715-289-4422Father Eric Linzmaier
7 pm Saturday Mass
St Francis Catholic Church
W10193 Lehman Rd ndash Holcombe715-532-3501Father David ObertsFather Christopher Kemp4 pm Saturday Mass8 am Alternating Friday Mass
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N657 Cty Rd VV ndash Sheldon715-447-8510Father Mandanu Sleeva Raju1030 am Sunday Mass830 am Wednesday Mass
St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church
(Missouri Synod)215 East Seminary St ndash Cadott715-289-4521Pastor Raymond Bell9 am Sunday Worship Service10 am Sunday School
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(Wisconsin Synod)700 Thomas Street ndash Cornell715-239-6081Pastor Patrick Feldhus
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719 East Patten St ndash Boyd715-644-5435Father William Felix930 am Sunday Mass830 am Tuesday Mass
830 am Friday Mass
St Rose of Lima Church
415 North Maple St ndash Cadott715-644-5435Father William Felix4 pm Saturday Mass8 am Sunday Mass830 am Tuesday Mass and
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The Rock Church
(Non-denominational)230 West Main St ndash Gilman715-669-5082Pastor Smokey Tennison1030 am Sunday Worship Service6 pm Friday Bible Study
Trinity Lutheran Church
W5568 Main St ndash Sheldon715-452-5359Pastor Aric Fenske1015 am Sunday Worship Service1130 am Sunday School
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(Missouri Synod)5th Ave and Crumb St ndash Gilman715-447-8286Pastor Aric Fenske830 am Sunday Worship Service330 pm Wednesday ChildrenrsquosStudy
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OBIUARIES 983085 COMMUNIY Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page 7
ndash Obituaries ndash Helen J Ewings
Helen J Ewings 93 Cor-
nell passed away Wednesday
Dec 30 2015 at the Cornell
Area Care Center
Helen was born Nov 7
1922 to Selmer and Hulda
(Olson) Henderson in Taylor
She graduated fromChippewa Falls High School
in 1940
Helen was employed at
Woolworthrsquos in Chippewa
Falls and then at First Na-
tional Bank in Chippewa Falls
Helen married Edwin Ewings in 1970 They lived at Lake
Wissota then moved to Cornell following retirement
She enjoyed flowers gardening traveling and spending
time with family
Helen was a member of St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church and
the Ladies Aide and was treasurer for the local AAL organ-
ization
She is survived by several nieces and nephews
She was preceded in death by her parents husband Edwin
Ewings sister Inez Beaudette brother-in-law Wallace
Beaudette and other brothers-in-lawServices were held at 11 am Tuesday Jan 5 at St Johnrsquos
Lutheran Church in Cornell with the Rev Patrick Feldhus
officiating Interment was in the Cornell Cemetery
Visitation was one hour prior to the services Tuesday
morning at the church
Online condolences can be expressed at bortonleiserfuner-
alhomecom 1-157307
Kenneth LaVern Hakes JrKenneth LaVern Hakes Jr
62 Cornell passed away Sun-
day Jan 3 at Luther Hospital
in Eau Claire with his family
at his side
Kenneth was born April 4
1953 the son of Kenneth Sr
and Gwendolyn Hakes Cor-
nell
He married Elaine Pahl June
5 1971 in Cornell
He was a self-employed
truck driver with the business
owned and operated by him-
self and wife Elaine for 38
years He traveled 48 states and Canada for 3 12 million
miles accident free
He enjoyed hunting and fishing and gardening was his
passion He loved to have his grandchildren and great-grand-
children near him
Kenneth will be greatly missed by family and friends
He is survived by his wife Elaine children Marshall
(Cari) Hakes Laurie Hakes (Louie Meyer) Robert (Andrea)
Hakes and Lisa (Marty) Ash 15 grandchildren 13 great-
grandchildren mother Gwendolyn Hakes brothers and sis-
ters Kathy Dembinski Donna Dembinski Tom Hakes
Richard Hakes Pat White Randy Hakes and Tim Hakes and
by many nieces and nephews
He was preceded in death by his father Kenneth Hakes Sr
uncle Chet Hakes and mother and father-in-law Mary and
Alvin Pahl
Per Kennethrsquos request there will be no formal services but
family and friends may visit at the residence 1-157319
Charles H ldquoChuckrdquo PuchalskiCharles H ldquoChuckrdquo Puchal-
ski 68 Cadott died Wednes-
day Dec 30 2015
He was born Nov 12 1947
in Fergus Falls Minn to Dora
(Reuss) and Hugo Puchalski
He graduated from Barrett
High School in 1965
He joined the National
Guard in 1967 and also
worked in Benson Minn
painting Tyler Frontier
Spreaders
He went to work for Johnson Brothers from Litchfield
Minn in 1968 There he joined the Carpenterrsquos Union
He worked building bridges dams and disposal plants in
various towns
He married Sue Jenson in 1969
Chuck worked for Johnson Brothers until 1973 From
1973-77 he started and operated a lumber company in Bar-
rett Minn with his brother Terry They built many houses
around the community
Between 1977-85 he was an over-the-road truck driver for
Midwest Coast Jerry Siemens Trucking He hauled meat and
produce in 48 states
Between 1985-95 Chuck worked for Johnson Brothers and
Lunda Construction
Chuck and his son Bruce started a construction company
named Jim Falls Buildings amp Construction in 1995 Together
they built many many houses in the Chippewa Valley
Charles married a girl from Boston Mass Maureen E
Alger in 1986 They bought 5 acres in Wisconsin in 1988
and built a home where he lived out his life
He enjoyed hunting fishing the outdoors playing cards
and watching westerns He also never missed a Packers
game His greatest joy came from spending time with his
wife children and grandchildren
He is survived by his wife Maureen E Puchalski children
Jodi (Kerby) Strickler James Butler Heather (Jamie)
Gubrud Crystal Butler and Dusty (Heather) Puchalski
daughter-in-law Shannon Puchalski siblings Nancy Waugh
Elaine (Jim) Mattson Betty (Richard) Tweeter Terry Puchal-ski Gerald (Zina) Puchalski Dick (Diane) Puchalski Neil
(Jan) Puchalski and Kelly (Kyle) Purrier grandchildren
Kyle Samantha Tyler Chase Jared Riley Brennan Hunter
Ridley Charlie Lorelai and KaSandra and numerous nieces
nephews cousins and friends
He was preceded in death by his parents son Bruce
Puchalski brothers-in-law Virgil Johnson and Harvey
Waugh and sister-in-law Lea Puchalski
A memorial service was held at 2 pm Monday Jan 4 at
Pederson-Volker Funeral Chapel in Chippewa Falls with the
Rev Aaron Sturgis officiating
Visitation was one hour prior to the service Monday at the
funeral chapel
Pederson-Volker Funeral Chapel amp Cremation Services in
Chippewa Falls is serving the family
Online condolences can be expressed at
pedersonvolkercom 1-157308
Myra M SmithMyra M Smith 96 Cornell passed away Sunday Jan 3
2016 at St Josephrsquos Hospital in Chippewa Falls
A memorial service will be held at 2 pm Sunday Jan 10
at St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church in Cornell with the Rev
Patrick Feldhus officiating
Inurnment will be in the Cornell Cemetery at a later date
Visitation will be one hour prior to the services Sunday at
the church
ndash Death Notice ndash
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By Janice Craig bull 715-595-4380
Most of us have had our fill of football games with all the
bowl games during the holidays
Bob and Barb Lompa attended the get-together for their
Gilman High School class of 1965 at Tedrsquos Timberlodge
Monday with 19 people attending
The Holcombe Seniors Club will meet at the Holcombe
United Methodist Church at noon Jan 14 Everyone bring a
dish to pass and the theme this time is to wear an ugly
sweater or sweatshirt This will be a good time to catch up
on the news over Christmas
Several people donated blood at the blood bank collection
in Cornell on Monday There was a good turn out I am told
The ice must have gotten thick enough to fish as I am see-ing several ldquodaredevilsrdquo on Cranberry Lake I like fish but
not that much There are a number of springs on that lake I
sure hope nothing happens
ndash Holcombe Happenings ndash
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ment a trench is dug new tile is put down
and a sump pump is installed
The Courier Sentinel holds a Diaper Drive
with almost 1500 infantadult diapers col-
lected for local food pantries
Cadott student Tyler Miles takes first place
in the CO2 Dragster competition at a Team
Problem Solving contest in Eau Claire
Dr Tonya Prokop joins Kromrey Chiro-
practic in Cadott After graduating from
Flambeau High School Prokop received her
doctorate degree from Northwestern HealthScience University in Bloomington Minn
With the possibility of a $700000 deficit
in 2016-17 the Lake Holcombe School
Board discusses needing a ldquoworst case sce-
nariordquo referendum to ldquoplugrdquo the financial
hole
Steve and Wendy Sin-
gleton open Wendyrsquos
Stacker Cafe on Bridge
Street in Cornell
The Cornell Fire De-
partment extinguishes a
skidsteer fire at the Scott
Mohr farm on County
Highway D east of Cor-
nell
Cornell is awarded a$5000 Urban Forestry
Grant to assist in a tree in-
ventory to help make
plans for the arrival of the
emerald ash borer
A daddydaughter dance
is held at Lake Holcombe
School for area fathers to
treat their daughters to an
evening of dancing
dressed in finery
BirthsCarsten Payton
Bri-Ana Schofield
Sawyer Thon Benjamin
Briggs
Deaths Donald Craker
Rosetta Walker Elsie Melville ClarenceWalsvik Gary Jones Joan Melgaard Philip
Lukowicz Lynn Johnson Jr Nancy Maurina
February
Donna Woodcock takes over as the new
Cadott postmaster
Cleoan Wright is hired as the new Cornell
Police Department secretary
Cornell School Board member Lyle Briggs
is recognized for 20 years of service on the
school board at a ceremony in Milwaukee
The Lake Holcombe Boys Basketball team
receives $1000 from the Lake Holcombe
Lions Club for new uniforms
The Chippewa River Rendezvous organi-
zation holds a sledding event at Brunet Island
State Park
Cornell Bank Mutual will close their doorsin May along with six other branches as part
of an efficiency and expense reduction effort
Cadott Elementary School second-grade
student Parker Davis makes his 100th deposit
into the school banking program with Citi-
zenrsquos State Bank
The Cornell City Council increases the
full-time police officer wage to $1931hour
Cadott Route 2 mail carrier John Munroe
retires after 24 years on the job Munroe re-
ceived his first full-time route in 1999 and
plans to remain in the Lafayette area
Cadott Lions Club president Brian Dulmes
presents Cadott School Board presidentCedric Boettcher with $1000 for the school
lunch program
The classes of 2006-2008 take home
championship honors at the Lake Holcombe
School basketball alumni tournament Bruce
Anderson is
named as the 2015
Lake Holcombe
honorary sports
fan
The Cornell Ele-
mentary School
ldquoJumps for Heartrdquo
collecting more
than $2100
Births Liam
BollomDeaths Dale
Stipek Patricia
Sippy Bette Bit-
ter Caroline Au-
dorff Beatrice
Mickelson Phillip
Puljas Guy
Crosby Florence
Giebel Luella
Douville
March
The Cadott Fire
Department ex-
presses a concern
to the Cadott Vil-
lage Board about
the yearly $1500 charge for a water meterThe Cornell Elementary School receives a
visit from the WQOW Channel 18 meteorol-
ogist team and hosts a weather academy
MRG Patty a Lowline Angus cow owned
by Mark and Tammy Gilles of Sigel Sunset
Ranch in Cadott wins National Champion
with her calf at the 2015 National Western
Livestock Show in Denver Colo
Freshman Andrew Gunderson and senior
Austin Najbrt represent Cadott at the state
wrestling tournament
The Walthers family in Cadott welcomes
foreign exchange student Jason Ng from
Hong Kong China
Cadott Boy Scout Trenton Weiss meets
with Gov Scott Walker as a youth delegate
and delivers an annual report to the governor and members of the Wisconsin Legislature
Rhonda Mataczynski retires after 39 years
as the Lake Holcombe Com-
munity Theater director
The River Country Plaza
Veterans Memorial sees a new
addition in the form of a Viet-
nam Veterans Association
Flag
A Cadott man is injured in
an explosion at Greener Acres
Transmission after he attempts
to cut open a metal drum with
a blow torch
Former Congressmen Tom
Petri and Dave Obey speak at
the Cadott School District todiscuss civic participation and
congressional work
Cornell eighth grader Jor-
dan Shackleton sets a new
school record at an archery
tournament in Sparta
The Cadott Hornets Archery
team takes aim at national
competition after they place
first in all four of their tourna-
ments Helping the team on to
the next level and earning a
new school record is senior Kaeden Thom
A fire damages the Building
Blocks Early Learning Center
in Cadott after kids and em-
ployees leave for the day
Kaden Kinney Lake Hol-
combe seventh grader heads
to Lexington Ky with his
horse Willow to compete in
the Road to the Horse All-Star
Shootout
Births Chase Anthony Cyress Krueger
Presley Boisvert Obadiah Yeager
Deaths Urban Gass Helen Simmerman
Rune Ruud Michael Westerberg Fred Gass
Kay Roscoe Edward Boris Amy Shilts
Naomi KaveenApril
The Chippewa Valley Electric Cooperative
plans to demolish their current building built
in 1951 and construct a new office and truck
garage Employees plan to relocate to a va-
cant building on Main Street formerly Dr
Lanersquos Dental Office
The Cornell Camaraderie Club packs their
1900th box to send overseas to the troops
Cornell citizen Bertha Leja turns 100
Cal Demulling 8 Cadott takes first place
in the Special Olympic basketball skills at the
district level
The Cornell Archery team takes first at a
tournament in Cashton During the tourna-
ment sophomore McKenzie Weggen breaks
the school record set by eighth grader JordanShackleton
An apartment complex on Cadottrsquos Main
Street is damaged when a kitchen fire breaks
out in the building
Larry Sime River Country Store manager
retires after 53 years in the seedfeed indus-
try
The Lake Holcombe FFA holds a Spring
Madness Food Drive to provide Easter meals
for the Lake Holcombe Food Pantry During
the week-long drive more than 1000 items
are collected in addition to $400
Cadott holds their alumni tournament
weekend with the classes of 2005 and 2007
taking first place in the gold division basket-
ball matchups and the class of 2001 bringing
home the trophy for the black divisionThe Cornell High School hosts a Job Fair
and Business Expo sponsored by the Cornell
Area Betterment Association
The Cadott Hornets Archery team brings
home their seventh state title after they com-
pete at the NASP State Championship The
team sets a new state record
The Cornell FFA forestry team takes first-
place honors at the Agricultural Technology
Contest in River Falls
The Lake Holcombe School agriculture
department receives more than $21000 from
the Don ldquoTinyrdquo Albrecht estate to help stu-
dents go on field trips
Danielle Gygi Holcombe receives the
Good Citizen Award from the Eau Claire
Chapter of the Daughters of the AmericanRevolution
Crescent Meats Cadott earns Grand
Champion with their head cheese at a Meat
Product Show
Nick Seng is crowned as the Lake Hol-
combe 2015 Junior Prom king while Ka-
reese Jiskra reigns as Prom queen
Cadott names Austin Anderson as the 2015
Junior Prom king while Elizabeth Kyes is
crowned queen
Erica Rutherford a second grader atLake Holcombe dances with her grandpa Frank Rutherford at thesecond annual DaddyDaughter Dance Jan 23
(Photo by Monique Westaby)
Sigel Sunset Ranch in Cadott takes home firstplace honors at the National Western LivestockShow cowcalf division in January with their Low-line Angus beef cow Patti and her calf Bond Pos-ing with the champion cattle left to right areMadeline Bode owner Tammy Gilles owner MarkGilles judge Blake Bloomberg associationprincess Laramie Coffey association queen BridgetHoffman handler and ranch employee Shea Esserand handler Samantha Straley (Submitted Photo)
Cadott sophomore Brandon Pederson found outthe hard way the dangers of distracted driving dur-ing the April 10 Stop the Texts Stop the Wrecks as-sembly The Cadott students and a few faculty
members rode a childrenrsquos bicycle between conesacross the gym while trying to text and ldquodriverdquo (Photo by Kayla Peche)
The Cornell Fair was held Friday June 12 through Sunday June 14 offeringrides carnival food free music and the Cornell Lions Club famous charcoalchicken dinner (Photo by Monique Westaby)
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Births Peityn Nikolai Lucy Patten Bryn-
ley Hoff
Deaths Edna Pagenkopf the Rev Jere-
miah Cashman Suzanne Stubb Lydia
Tkachuk Mary Ann Kocher Senior Master
Sgt Phillip Gygi Charles Sikora Melvin
Mattson Frances Matschee Roy Yohnk
Dorothy Reeve Genevieve Jackson Evelyn
Swanson Ursula Preston
May
The Hornet Hustle Fun Run has 92 partic-ipants and raises about $1400 for a Cadott
eighth-grade field trip
The Cornell School Board accepts the res-
ignations of first-grade teacher Jason Jaenke
and marketing and business instructor Ryan
Helke
The Cornell High School plays host to the
ldquoEnchanted Eveningrdquo Junior Prom where
Curtis Hakes is crowned as king while Eliz-
abeth Sproul reigns as queen
World War II veteran and Cornell native
Eino Martino boards the Never Forgotten
Honor Flight to Washington DC
Seventeen Cornell Spanish students chap-
eroned by parents and faculty members
travel to Spain
After fundraising for a year and a halfLake Holcombe band and choir students
make the 1374 mile trip to San Antonio
Cadott junior Elizabeth Kyes hits a new
personal best in the triple jump at a Gilman
invitational
The Miller Pharmacy in Cadott is held up
at gun point when a suspect demands em-
ployees give him medication and wallets
Twenty-six seniors receive their diplomas
during commencement exercises at Lake
Holcombe School Danielle Gygi served as
class valedictiorian with Katie Ruhde as
salutatorian
Vito and Linda Sblendorio Holcombe are
recognized statewide for their weight loss
through TOPS Vito lost over 50 pounds
while Linda lost more than 60 poundsParents friends and faculty are on hand to
witness the graduation of 45 Cadott High
School seniors including valedictorian Luke
Bell and salutatorian Quinn Hartzell
The Cornell-Lake Holcombe Knights Girls
and Boys Track teams take the East Lakeland
Conference title for 2015
BirthsKylee Tomkowiak
Deaths Rudolph Arneson Verlon Cowell
Barbara Smith Raymond VanDenHeuvel
Charles Sadler Joseph Taylor Sylvia Ringer
Joann Palmer Eldora Clary Robert Page
Janet Lacina Mary Smock
June
Friends and family gather at Staudacher
Field in Holcombe in memory of Nathan
Zamsky raising $10000 during the secondannual Nathanrsquos Wish Angel Wings of Love
fundraiser
With enough interest from
Cornell and Lake Holcombe
Schools the Knights form a
co-op golf team for the spring
sports line-up
Because of a proposal
brought to the Cornell City
Council by member Terry
Smith the pulpwood Stacker
might be taken out of retire-
ment and used for an observa-tion deck or bungee jump
The Cadott Hornets Track
teams complete a successful
run in regional and sectional
meets sending nine individu-
als to state competition
Cornell-Lake Holcombe
Knights senior Eric Nedland advances to
state competition for the second straight year
The Cadott Hornets Golf team earns a re-
gional championship at home for the second
year in a row
Cornell friends family and faculty gather
for commencement ceremonies for the 2015
graduating class ldquoClosing the chapterrdquo is the
theme from valedictorian Gretchen
Schroeder and salutatorian Brianna JohnsonCadott boasts champion honors in the form
of junior Elizabeth Kyes who brings home a
state win in the 400-meter dash
Katie Matott is awarded Cornellrsquos Citizen
of the Year
The Lake Holcombe Theater department
presents The Music Man Jr
Births Gavin Richardson Autumn Es-
linger Aubree Parish Blake Rudnick
Deaths Geraldine Ducommun Mary
Holznagel June Ewer Patricia Semanko
Charles Smith Mabel Strzok Beverly
Eichelt Mary Brewington Claire Frank
Mathilda Ramminger Jane Malison Thomas
Sommerfeld Joan Sackmann
July
Corey Sedlacek 1992 Cadott High Schoolgraduate is named vice-president of Lockton
Dunning Benefits
Country Fest features acts such as Keith
Urban Rascal Flatts and Tim McGraw
With about 5 inches of rain that came
down in the Chippewa Valley over the course
of a day ditches over run streams and rivers
are at capacity and roads are washed away
After 36 years Dr Ned Willkom hangs up
his dentistry tools in Cadott
Severe storms hit the area over the week-
end leaving downed trees in its wake
The search for 54-year-old Tammy Jovaag
is called off after almost a month goes bysince she went missing from Holcombe
Cadott plays host to Rock Fest which
draws in acts like Judas Priest Godsmack
and Shinedown
Residents let their voices be heard about
the historic 108-year-old Cobban Bridge in
Jim Falls After hearing Chippewa County
might decide to tear down the structure the
community begins efforts to ldquosave the Cob-
ban Bridgerdquo
Dave Koch scores a hole-in-one at Ent-
wood Golf Course in Holcombe while just a
few miles away Steve McDaniel hits his own
hole-in-one at Twin Oaks Golf Course
Births Gabriel Hill Lena Zenner Levi
Lehman Madyson McIlquham Madden
Gindt Cooper Rubenzer Justice SchofieldChase Westaby Kristie Hakes Jeremiah
Helgerson
Deaths Shirley Wagner Donna Decker
Sharon Lange Leonard Peterson Violet
Paulsen Gerald Holznagel Herman Starck
Karen Phillippi Elizabeth Bell Lloyd Proku-
pek Lawrence Sedlacek Emma Andre
Lloyd JuVette
August
Caitlin Larson is crowned Miss Cadott
Nabor Days at the 61st annual celebration
Dorothy Zweifel and her husband George
stop by the Cornell Fire Hall to express their
thanks to the firefighters who rescued her
after she fell into a well on the couplersquos prop-
erty in May During the fall into the 16-foot
hole 72-year-old Dorothy sustained brokenribs a broken collarbone and fractures in her
back as well as cuts and bruises
Bicyclists from the Highground Tour pass
through Cornell on their way to the High-
ground Veterans Memorial in Neillsville
Cornell school bus driver Mickey Bates re-
tires after driving the State Highway 64 route
for 30 years
Golfers turn out to chase the elusive hole-
in-one at the annual Cornell Lions Golf Tour-
nament at Twin Oaks and Entwood Golf
Courses in Holcombe Earning top honors
are the team of Dave DeJongh Mike Rivers
Tim Smith and Neal VerhulstOur Saviorrsquos Lutheran Church in Cornell
celebrates its 100th anniversary with a fel-
lowship meal along with sharing memories
through photo albums
Cornell resident Mike Rivers records his
first hole-in-one at the Bloomer Golf Course
After Cadott Hornets head football coach
Jeff Cruschiel is diagnosed with esophageal
cancer his team rallies to his support and
dedicates their opening season game to him
The Swinging Fore a Cause organization
reaches its 10th year in support of the Lake
Holcombe School and students holding their
annual golf fundraiser at Entwood Course
Births Teagen DeMars Levi Patton Bre-
anna Spath
Deaths Elaine Dressler Joseph MorfootBill Felmlee James Rahn Frank Popelka
Donald Rose Marilyn Schroeder Norman
Pagenkopf
September
Northwestern Bank Cornell celebrates its
80th birthday
Borderline Rebel 4-H Club member Saige
Sikora is recognized for her leadership citi-
zenship and community service while Quinn
Sikora is honored for 12 years as a 4-H mem-
ber
Holy Cross Catholic Church in Cornell hits
its 100 year milestone
The Lake Holcombe Lions annual golf
tournament is deemed a success Taking first
place are Randy and Mary Dicus and Jeff
and Shana LudvigsenCadott Miller Pharmacy is robbed at gun
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COURIER SENINEL Page 9
Cadott head coach Jeff Chrusciel hugs graduatedHornet players from last yearrsquos team during an Aug21 halftime ceremony honoring Chrusciel
(Photo by Kayla Peche)
Over 75 cars were on display at the Lake Holcombe Lions annual car show Sept 13 and showgoers filled the rowschecking out the classic vehicles Cars and trucks like the 1928 Ford Model AA from Larry Verhulst Holcombe 1969
Chevelle from Paul Hruby Holcombe and the 1929 Ford Coupe Hot Rod from ldquoJimmy Boyrdquo Edming Glen Flora gracedthe Lake Holcombe Lions Pavilion grounds at Staudacher Field Those in attendance voted for the car or truck theythought should win while listening to music from the rsquo50s and rsquo60s (Photos by Monique Westaby)
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point for the second time in a year Ryan
Lemke is arrested shortly after and charged
with both robbies
The Lake Holcombe Lions Club holds
their annual car show at Staudacher Field
More than 75 ldquoclassicrdquo cars are on display for
the public to view
Cadottrsquos Austin Goettl and Kayla Dubiel
are crowned Homecoming King and Queen
BirthsGraham Willkom Ryder Yeager
Deaths Carmen Laflin Rebecca Bell
Gretchen Halstead Edward Jenneman JeanTodahl Kenneth Zaruba Mae Willkom
Lloyd McEathron Jim Hochstedler Ray-
mond Sedlacek Vernon Dunston
October
The Cornell City Council is concerned the
historic log stacker could become a safety
issue after inspections reveal areas of the
structure need to be repaired
William Hattamer and Bailey Viegut are
crowned as the Lake Holcombe Homecom-
ing King and Queen
Jim Falls youth Rebecca Berg 6 and Kae-
lyn Seidlitz 5 make the trip to the National
Pedal Pull in South Dakota
Cornell Community Ed sponsors a scare-
crow decorating contest at Mill Yard Park
Taking home first place in the business cate-gory is Northwestern Bank and winning for
the family set is the Jane Ash family
The Cadott Police Department will receive
a new squad car with help from an equipment
grant A 2016 Ford Explorer Police Intercep-
tor sport utility vehicle is scheduled to arrive
around the first of the year
Cornell elects Cole Stephens and Elizabeth
Sproul as its reigning royalty for Homecom-
ing festivities
A new youth equine program is started at
the Doggone Ranch in Cornell to educate
kids on how to handle animals
Although an after school program is of-
fered to Cadott parents after almost no inter-
est the program is cancelled
The Lake Holcombe Volleyball team brings home the East Lakeland Conference
title going undefeated on the season
United States Army Reserve Chief Warrant
Officer David Conrad hangs up his fatigues
and returns to his Holcombe roots after 40
years in military service
Knights senior Sam Peterson becomes the
first runner to ever earn All-Conference for
the Cornell-Lake
Holcombe boys
cross country
team
A benefit is
held for Cadott
head coach Jeff
Chrusciel who
says he canrsquot
thank everyoneenough for their
support
The Cadott
Lions hold their
annual District
Governors Night
with Larry
Bradley presid-
ing Bradley
awarded the Birch-Sturm Fellowship to Lion
Dr Bernard Schwetz Lion Robert Thorson
was presented the Melvin Jones Fellowship
while Donnie Kolpien was named as Cadott
Lion of the Year
The Cornell and Lake Holcombe Lions
Clubs join to award Alois Olichwier and Ron
Plumer with the Birch-Sturm Fellowshipaward Receiving Lion of the Year are Ray
Guthman and Rick Mitchell
The Cornell Fire Department turns 101
years old
From rural Cornell to Rome farm boy
Daniel Sedlacek takes the next step on his
priesthood journey becoming ordained a
deacon
Births Greyson Dahm Kasey Miland
Koda Peterson Henry Zieche
Deaths Louise Freeman Mark Hall
James Michal II Kathy Johansen Elwood
Beaudin John Sims Larry Braden Patrick
Hoover Raleigh Hakes Neil Boyea Thomas
Smith Jr Roy Emerson Donald Weggen
Henry Rubenzer David Braden
November
Lake Holcombe School will have a new
electronic sign advertising school events
thanks to the Lake Holcombe PRIDE Com-
mittee
Cornell School Board member Eileen
Sikora is honored by the Wisconsin Associa-
tion of School Boards for reaching Level 5
the highest level of the associationrsquos recog-
nition pro-
gram
To honor
those who
have passed
the Cornell
Veterans Last
Manrsquos Club
continues at
the CornellAmerican Le-
gion Hall The
club started
in 1957 orig-
nally had 44
members and
now 57 years
later only one
member of the
club remains ndash Charles Johnson
The Cadott Elementary School receives
new school spirit T-shirts sponsored by Peo-
ple Active in Cadottrsquos Education At the start
of the school year students designed a new
shirt The winning entry came from third
grader Kaylee Hamlin
Thanks to Cornell residentAshley Bera and others with
the American Heart Associa-
tion a new bill could be
passed requiring CPR to be
taught in schools
The Cornell Knights of
Columbus Council Jean
Brunet 4948 earns the distinc-
tion of Star Council one of the
organizationrsquos top awards
After spending a few
months in a temporary loca-
tion on Main Street while the
old building was demolished
the Chippewa Valley Electric
Cooperative offices are back
in their South 8th Street loca-tion
Because of a $1200 dona-
tion from the Wisconsin Veter-
ans Tribute the Cadott
Community Library will offer
iPads for patron use
Cadott athletic director Jim
Sekel is named as the District
1 Athletic Director of the Year
by the Wisconsin Athletic Di-
rectors Association
The Cornell Elementary School collects
more than 1700 items for the food pantry
For the second year in a row Sheldon
brothers RJ and Kaden Kinney earn a trip
to the MSA Worlds Championship
Deaths Robert Readinger SharonAdolphson Lyle Buttke Charles Johnson
Helen Hinds Fred Bosteder Jr Herbert
Wriedt Melvin Gass Shirley Parsons De-
loris Pischke Julia Wojtyna
December
The Wisconsin Veterans Tribute donates
two signs depicting the Star Spangled Ban-
ner and the Pledge of Alegiance to the Cadott
Elementary School
The late Naval Lt Jerry Irwin is inducted
into the UW-Stout Hall of Heroes
After 15 years with the Marshfield Clinic
Cornell Center Dr Erik Dickson says
farewell to his patients and colleagues ac-
cepting a position outside the Marshfield
Clinic system
Dixonrsquos Apple Orchard south of Cadottholds a community Deck the Halls event with
pizzas cupcakes and more
Cornell senior Curtis Hakes is nominated
for the US Presidential Scholars program
AampD Docks Cornell plans to move less
than a mile away after they purchase land
from the city at the industrial airport
A bottle of alcohol honoring the last man
is opened at the Cornell American Legion
Hall After sitting for 54 years members
opened the booze and toasted Charles John-
son who passed away in November
The Cadott Area Historical Museum getsa new sign thanks to an anonymous donation
Lake Holcombe Track coach Jake Ebner is
named as the Wisconsin Track Coaches As-
sociationrsquos Coach of the Year
About 800 people attend the Kids Commu-
nity Christmas Party in Cornell
Cornell graduate Dale Hetke is promoted
to Air Force colonel
After vandals once again strike at the
Cadott water tower the Cadott Village Board
discusses destruction prevention
Although comprehensive planning has
been the topic for months at Lake Holcombe
Town Board meetings the board decides
against a referendum on the subject
After 46 years serving the Cornell area
chiropractor Earl ldquoDocrdquo Boettcher retires
A-1 Agricultural Zoning is passed by the
Cornell City Council for a plot of land on
Riverside Drive after a request came from
Al and Sue Potaczek to have the land zoned
to construct a businessFor the first time the Lake Holcombe and
Ladysmith School Districts combine to offer
a Winter Jazz Gala to friends and family The
event held at Paradise Shores in Holcombe
had performances from each school as well
as guest saxophonist Jerod Kaszynski
Energy prices for Cadott customers are set
for the next nine years after the village board
approves extending the electrical cost until
2024
The Cornell-Lake Holcombe Knights
Cross Country team receives the 2015 East
Lakeland Conference Sportsmanship Award
Births Ella Christie Roman Hover Jack-
son Taylor
Deaths Judy Falzerano Ronald Baker
Penny Spaeth Violet Holtman Danny ClarkLinda Thom Dennis St Aubin
Jeremiah Hattamer kindergarten gives Marine Corps Sgt Joseph Harp ahearty handshake following the Lake Holcombe School Veterans Day Program(Photos by Monique Westaby)
As one of her more unique pieces Jean Bowe dis-plays a snow globe with a nativity scene inside aspart of her collection Looking close Mary andJoseph can be seen in the background watching over baby Jesus in the manger (Photo by Ginna Young)
YEAR IN REVIEW Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 10
Mary Ann Cote Holcombe brought an unusualrusset potato with 10 growths attached into theCornell Courier Sentinel officeOct 6 Cote said her husbandClifford dug the tuber on theirfarm (Photo by Ginna Young)
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Schickʼs Bowl amp BrewTuesday Night
Ladies League StandingsDec 29 2015
Team W LLisa s Beauty Salon 9 3Cliffʼs Maple Sugars 8 4
Hellandʼs Hellions 7 5Schickʼs Bowl amp Brew 6 6Heaven Help Us 5 7 High Team Game LisaʼsBeauty Salon 624 Cliffʼs MapleSugars 570 Schickʼs Bowl ampBrew 506 High Team Series LisaʼsBeauty Salon 1720 CliffʼsMaple Sugars 1494 SchickʼsBowl amp Brew 1482 High Individual GameSarah Whittaker 187 Peg Hat-tamer 165 Mary Cowell 157 High Individual SeriesSarah Whittaker 451 RhondaKimball 434 Mary Cowell 429
ndash Bowling ndash
ndash Basketball Standings ndash
ndash Pool ndash
Courier Sentinel Page 11 Tursday Januar y 7 2016
bull Cadott bullBoys Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Osseo-Fairchild 730 pmMon Jan 11 at Cornell 545 pmThur Jan 14 at Fall Creek 730 pmBoys JV BasketballFri Jan 8 at Osseo-Fairchild 545 pm
Mon Jan 11 at Cornell 545 pmThur Jan 14 at Fall Creek 545 pmGirls Varsity Basketball
Thur Jan 7 Stanley-Boyd 730 pmMon Jan 11 at Cornell 715 pmTue Jan 12 at McDonell 730 pmGirls JV BasketballThur Jan 7 Stanley-Boyd 545 pmTue Jan 12 at McDonell 545 pmVarsity WrestlingSat Jan 9 Invitational (Alumni Day) 10 amThur Jan 14 Stan-Bd (Parent Night) 730 pm
JV WrestlingSat Jan 9 at EC North 830 amSat Jan 9 Invitational 10 amThur Jan 14 Stanley-Boyd 7 pm
bull Cornell bullBoys Varsity BasketballThur Jan 7 Bruce 715 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 1 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pmBoys JV Basketball
Thur Jan 7 Bruce 545 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 245 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pmGirls Varsity BasketballThur Jan 7 Bruce 545 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 245 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pm
bull Lake Holcombe bullBoys Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Birchwood 715 pm
Tue Jan 12 New Auburn 715 pmBoys JV Basketball
Fri Jan 8 at Birchwood 545 pmMon Jan 11 LCO 715 pmTue Jan 12 New Auburn 545 pmGirls Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Birchwood 545 pmTue Jan 12 New Auburn 545 pmGirls JV BasketballMon Jan 11 LCO 545 pm
bull Cornell-Lake Holcombe-Gilman bullVarsity Wrestling
Thur Jan 7 at Shell Lake 6 pm
Sat Jan 9 at Shell Lake 10 amThur Jan 14 at Flambeau 7 pm
Jan 7 14
bull SPORTSWEEK bull
2015-16 West CloverbeltConference Boys BasketballTeam W LMcDonell 4 0Altoona 3 1Regis 3 1Fall Creek 2 2Stanley-Boyd 2 2Cadott 1 3Osseo-Fairchild 1 3Thorp 0 4
2015-16 West CloverbeltConference Girls Basketball
Team W LRegis 5 0Fall Creek 4 1Altoona 3 2Stanley-Boyd 3 2McDonell 2 3Thorp 2 3Osseo-Fairchild 1 4Cadott 0 5
2015-16 East LakelandConference Boys BasketballTeam W LCornell 3 1Birchwood 2 1Bruce 2 1Lake Holcombe 2 1New Auburn 2 2Flambeau 1 3Winter 0 3
2015-16 East LakelandConference Girls Basketball
Team W LFlambeau 5 0Bruce 4 0Birchwood 2 2Lake Holcombe 2 2Cornell 2 3New Auburn 0 4Winter 0 4
Hornets battle at Badger ClassicBy Kayla Peche
During a two-day tournament at River Falls Dec 29-30
the Cadott Hornets Wrestling team took on 11 schools in Di-
vision 3 for a Northern Badger Wrestling Classic
With 1145 points the Hornets landed in fifth place with
freshman James Pfeiffer leading the wayAt 152 pounds Pfeiffer won three matches by fall with
two in less than 4 minutes In the third-place battle Pfeiffer
lost by a 5-3 decision to Cody Frederick of Boyceville for his
fourth-place finish
Following Pfeiffer were Tyler Gillett senior and Andrew
Gunderson sophomore who each took sixth place Gillett
received 275 points for Cadott and Gunderson earned 24 points dropping a competitor to the mat in 36 seconds during
one matchup
Eighth-place sophomore Bailey Gillett scored 18 points
during the tournament but lost the seventh-place match with
an 8-5 decision to Sam Burns from River Falls
Also scoring for the team were senior Brandon Pederson
junior Ethan Haider sophomore Josef Hite and freshman CJ
Spaeth
Cadott will return to the mat to host a Hornet wrestling
tournament Jan 9
Earning Best Effort for the Hornets freshmanMitchell Gunderson tries to peel away from his 170-pound contender Gunderson lost the match by onepoint but Cadott left their gym with a win 66-9against Eau Claire Regis (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Mud Brook Pool LeagueWeek 7
ResultsBogieʼs I 6 vs Bogieʼs II 3Arnold 1 vs Tedʼs 8 Big Min-now 4 vs Black Bear 5 Flaterʼs4 vs Roseʼs 5 Big Swedeʼs 6
vs Cookieʼs 3Standings W LTedʼs 48 15Bogieʼs I 36 27Big Swedes 33 30Bogieʼs II 32 31Cookieʼs 32 31Big Minnow 30 33Black Bear 28 35Flaterʼs 27 36Roses 25 38Arnold 24 39
Sophomore Dakota Popp sticks with his Flambeauopponent on Cornellrsquos home court Dec 17 Poppalso brought the ball up the court for the Chiefs for most of the first-half offense Cornell hung on in aclose game pulling out the win 65-63
(Photo by Ginna Young)
Carley Yeager makes a shot in the second half of agame against the Prentice Buccaneers Dec 3 TheLake Holcombe girls brought the game within 10points but couldnrsquot pull of a win ending behind 41-28 (Photo by Monique Westaby)
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OUDOORS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 12
Selina has only missed one year of her entire life of doing
a fly in and she loves heading north with family and friends
This year she won the big walleye bet for the week We
landed on a Saturday and got home on a Saturday We fished
hard laughed lots and stayed up late
July
Selina and I participated in two KAMO (Kids And Men-
tors Outdoors) camping trips
The first was on the Wisconsin River near Wisconsin
Dells and we had a blast The second was on the Petenwell
Flowage Fishing tubing bear baiting and lots of campfire
time with a lot of good people Check out KAMO at
wwwkamokidsorg
August
For several years I have taken Selina and three of her friends on a four-day outing to an island on the Flambeau
Flowage We tube swim sometimes fish and do a whole
bunch of nothing
September
Other than moose or elk hunting what wipes me out more
than anything is bear baiting then hunting This July through
mid October Selina and I (who both had tags) put thousands
of miles on my truck probably a couple hundred hours in
the woods and though we had plenty of big bear coming to
the baits it was all after dark
Acorns and way too many hunters in Zone C made it so
we went 32 hunts without seeing a bear while in a stand
October
October was our annual Mississippi River duck hunt near
Ferryville while camping on an island This trip is a classic
that my father started back in the late rsquo50s I have been
going on it for 44 years and Selina loves it
November
Deer camp
The Red Brush Gang has so much fun that no one wants
to leave This fall Selina became independent As long as
she is carrying a compass a daypack and hip boots she does
not need her dad
There is more to tell but no more space
Happy New Year
Sunset
An Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalAn Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalA Year in the Outdoors for Selina
Hello friends
So that I may stay home the week between Christmas and
New Yearrsquos I write a column about some of the highlights
of the year that is just coming to an end This yearrsquos column
for the most part is about some of the many outdoor adven-
tures I went on with my 14-year-old daughter Selina Wal-
ters
January
Selina her brothers Travis and Joey Dushek and I went
on a winter camping and ice fishing trip on the Mississippi
River near La Crosse We had planned on fishing near Fer-
ryville but there was not good ice (Discovery made upon
arrival)
I made some phone calls and we headed to La Crosse
where for the next two days we had great success on 27-34inch northern pike
February
Selina Gary Howe and I are entered in Prairie du Chienrsquos
annual fisheree which attracts a lot of fishermen and
women We stayed with the Howes had a blast and Selina
took first and second place in the kids northern pike division
with a couple of beautiful gators
This is not meant to be an insult but as big as this fisheree
is it would be wise for the folks in charge to boost the prizes
for our future fishermen Winning a fisheree when you are
14 is a really big deal for a kid
April
Selina just told me that her favorite sport is turkey hunt-
ing Each spring I take her to a new spot for Wisconsinrsquos
Youth Turkey Hunt
This year we were invited by my friend Rod Bensley to
hunt at his pheasant preserve near Beaver Dam Rod worked
it out so Selina could hunt on a neighborrsquos property as welland literally on the last minute of our two-day hunt Selina
harvested a beautiful gobbler
May
Selina and I hunted turkey on our food plot and as I men-
tioned she loves this sport The beauty about going from
the early April hunt to May is that spring is in full strut
comfortable naps can be taken in the blind and life is good
Selina whacked her second gobbler of the year one of the
biggest turkeys I have been part of harvesting
Later in May we headed to Marsh Miller Lake and stayed
at Birch Point Resort near Bloomer Each spring Selina
brings a friend and our good friend Paul Maire puts us up
in one of his cabins and we catch bluegills For Selina this
is another canrsquot miss trip
June
In a yearrsquos time I go on about 40 trips The two best are
Canada to Shultz Lake (Chimo Lodge and Outposts) anddeer camp
By Mark Walters
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A Snapshow ndash Not All
Skunks Are Bad
Early afternoon turned into
early evening and the couch was much cozier than sitting
in the cold But my mind wandered as I thought about all
the bucks that would walk past my stand in the swamp if
I wasnrsquot there
ldquoScott do you want to sit with merdquo I asked my hus-
band ldquoItrsquoll be lots of funrdquo
He rolled his eyes but said he would I think later he re-
gretted his decision
We made our way to the stand and by 342 pm we were
set ready to get the big guy I updated my Snapchat ldquoview-
ersrdquo of my new surroundings then checked on the status
of the game The Packers had the game tiedScott and I discussed how cool it would be if there was
a universal button that could be pushed which would suck
all the trees into the ground so you could see if anything
was hiding OK maybe not discussed but rather I men-
tioned it to him and he looked at me like I was crazy and
turned the other direction
A few minutes later I tapped him on the shoulder and
said it would make drives a lot easier and save time He
laughed agreed and continued with his careful watching
of the woods while I kept my eyes on the swamp
Another few minutes later I whispered ldquoWhat if
Sasquatch comes out of that thick stuff over thererdquo That
warranted an eye roll and more silence
My stomach growled and I reached in my pocket for
sustenance ndash a small plastic wrapper of Sprees I carefully
and what I thought was quietly unwrapped them Scott
looked at me like I was setting off a package of fireworks
and shook his head
Finally I got them unwrapped and clunk one fell to the
floor of the stand Then clunk tink tink three more fell
About 45 minutes more of these scenarios and Scott was
more than happy to call it quits exactly at season close ndash
449 pm
ldquoNo wonder you donrsquot see anythingrdquo he said as we
rounded everything up ldquoYou make more noise thanhelliprdquo
ldquohellipHey Irsquod like to remind you that I have seen some of
the biggest deer ever while huntingrdquo I interrupted him
He laughed at my candor reminding me that none of
them were hanging on our wall He was right but I didnrsquot
want to admit it
It was officially the end of opening weekend of gun deer
season and I had been skunked But that last night was my
favorite and although Scott may never go with me again
I have all the Snapchat memories to look back on
And the Packers won
Itrsquos a
irlrsquos
unting Life
B y M o n i q u e W e s t a b y
ndash DNR Outdoor Report ndashWith up to 10 inches across much of the state state park
and forest properties have groomed cross-country ski trails
Brunet Island State Park tracks are full depth but typical of
early season grooming there is debris and exposed turfsoil
scattered throughout Visitors should consider using rock skis
and proceed with caution
About a half dozen counties in far northern Wisconsin have
open or partially open snowmobile trailsMany northern lakes have refrozen but with new snowfall
ice conditions remain highly variable Anglers report up to 5
inches of ice in spots and those venturing out have found fish
Bear cubs will be born in their dens this month Most bull
elks have separated from the cowcalf groups and have re-
formed their bachelor groups
There is a good population of weasels this year with an
abundance of tracks
Great horned owls have begun hooting and claiming terri-
tories Bird feeders are loaded with song and common birds
including a mix of woodpeckers and winter birds Chick-
adees nuthatches gold finches cardinals blue jays and jun-
cos are busy grabbing a seed Red-headed pileated downy
hairy and red-bellied woodpeckers are also common visitors
In a late seasonbow hunt RockyWinchel 19 Shel-don shot this 17-point 17 78-inchspread buck with a
Mathews com-pound bow Dec30 The deer washarvested acrossthe road fromthe Winchel familyfarm around 420pm 18 yards fromthe tree stand fol-lowing a doe andtwo yearlings Thebuck had beenspotted on a trail
camera Oct 21 and didnrsquot appear again until Dec4 This is Winchelrsquos first buck with a bow
(Submitted Photo)
unter of
the Week
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COURIER SENINEL Page13
FRESH
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Four Cornell teachershave earned theirMasters of Science de-grees in Education inthe area of ReadingSpecialists from UW-River Falls Those earn-ing their degree left toright on either sideof Cornell superinten-dent Dr Paul M Schleyare Ashley Rosentra-ter (fifth grade) EricaDeitelhoff (sixthseventhgrade) Chelsey Stein-metz (fourth grade) andErica Ruf (kindergarten)
(Submitted Photo)
Cornell graduate furthers career Brandan Licht a 2011 Cornell High
School graduate has graduated from the
Electromechanical Technology program at
Chippewa Valley Technical College
(CVTC) and already has a job lined up
working at Global Finishing Solutions in
Osseo
Electromechanical Technology students
learn how to design program and maintainautomated equipment used in modern man-
ufacturing plants CVTC program students
are typically recruited by companies after
completing just one year of the two-year pro-
gram and that was the case with Licht
ldquoI had two semesters done and I was al-
ready working for Global Finishing Solu-
tions as a part-time internrdquo Licht said of the
business where he will do electrical design
work ldquoThey offered a tuition reimburse-
ment which was really nicerdquo
Licht initially studied in an information
technology program at CVTC and worked at
EDI in Chippewa Falls then decided on achange in programs
ldquoIrsquove really been into electronics and
Electromechanical Technology fit that billrdquo
Licht said ldquoI really like it You can imple-
ment what you learn every dayrdquo
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SCHOOL NEWS 983085 PUBLIC NOICES Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage14
NOTICE OF HEARING OF THE VILLAGE
BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF CADOTT
WISCONSIN TO CONSIDER AND TO ACT
UPON THE AMENDMENT OF THE ZONING
ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGEOF CADOTT WISCONSIN
WHEREAS an application has been made to the
village clerk of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin to
change certain zoning district classifications and
zoning district boundaries contained therein
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the village
board of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin will meet
at the office of the village clerk in the municipal
building in the Village of Cadott Chippewa County
Wisconsin on the 18th day of January 2016 at
635 pm to consider the amendment of the zon-
ing ordinance of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin
as follows
TO CHANGE FROM A-1 AGRICULTURAL TO
R-1 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
SEC 06 TWP 28N R06 W
S12 NE Lot 2 of Cert Sur Map 2287 in V10
P112
DOC 642348
Parcel number 22806-0613-72287002
Owners Dennis amp Diane Falkenberg
Any person interested in the matter and desiring
testimony or other evidence will be heard at the
time and place specified above
Dated Dec 22 2015
VILLAGE BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF
CADOTT CHIPPEWA COUNTY
WISCONSIN
BY Anson Albarado president ATTEST Sandra Buetow clerk
NOTICEVillage of Cadott
52-1570952 bull wnaxlp
In the past month Nancy Weissrsquo second-grade class has had an inquiry unit about Native Americans andcolonists Nick Kotek library media specialist showed students how to use a database to answer ques-tions centered around the question How did the Native Americans and colonists live during colonialtimes Students made a video of themselves using an Aurasma app which parents could see by usingan iPad Parents were invited to watch the inquiry project video and play Native American games withtheir children In math students learned the deep meaning of the equal sign (the value of equations is
the same) They have worked on many ways to solve number equations when the missing number is indifferent spots and have five ways to solve addition and subtraction problems to find the correct answerThe students are wearing their school spirit shirts courtesy of PACE
Cadott Elementary Class of the WeekNancy Weissrsquo
Second Grade
Volunteer Donna Hoelwraps gifts during theHoliday Shoppe at Cor-nell Elementary Itemswere donated for stu-dents to pick out giftsfor their families LakeHolcombe School Dis-trict made $349 for their
after school programand coordinator AndreaSmith said Cornellshould do the same(Photo by Kayla Peche)
Cornell third grader Alyssa Bowe checks out a dollfor one of her possible presents for a family mem-ber this Christmas as volunteer Harley Thompsontries to make the sale Bowe and other elementarystudents shopped around during the Dec 17 Cor-
nell Holiday Shoppe but after school coordinator Andrea Smith says volunteers are just as excitedas the kids for this event (Photo by Kayla Peche)
CornellHolidayShoppe
Area students receive scholarshipsWisconsin Indianhead
Technical College (WITC)
December scholarship
donorrecipient receptionswere held at the four WITC
campuses where nearly
$110000 in scholarships
were awarded This repre-
sents a 10 percent increase
in the amount awarded and
15 percent more students re-
ceiving scholarships com-
pared to fall 2014
ldquoThe WITC Foundation is
fortunate to be supported by
generous donors who want
to help our students achieve
their academic goalsrdquo said
Craig Fowler executive di-
rector of the WITC Founda-
tion and WITC-Rice Lakecampus administrator ldquoArea
businesses services and
civic clubs WITC faculty
and staff and other individ-
uals have made it possible
for the foundation to award
252 scholarships this fallrdquoBrooke Elliott Cornell
received two scholarshops
the Arrowhead Family Den-
tal Scholarship and the
Mary W Johnson Scholar-
ship
From Jim Falls Ashley
Howell was awarded the
James Quinn MemorialScholarship and from Shel-
don Rebecca Lund was
given the VINE (Rice Lake)
Scholarship for Early Child-
hood Education
Lake Holcombe School students can earn books for themselves and the school library thanks to the North-ern White Sand Plant in New Auburn Each month the school staff chooses a student from each grade levelwho has demonstrated being respectful responsible and safe The plant then provides a book for each stu-dent to keep for themselves and a hard copy is donated to the library in honor of that student Book winnersfor November from preKto 12th grade are Oscar Naiberg Kiley PaffBrooklyn Anders OliviaRepka Robert LuethiQuinn Porter ShaniaSchroeder Megan LuethiKaden Crank KyraWright Ryanna OlmstedKaitlin Pastorius DevinLebal and Chase Fronk
(Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School third and fourth-grade studentscelebrate the last day before Christmas vacation byexchanging gifts with each other in the classroomthrough secret Santa (Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School
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Accepting New Patients
The monthly meeting will be held Monday Jan
11 2016 at the town hall (20470 State Hwy 64) at
7 pm
Agenda
Minutes
Financial report
Discussion and possible action on the following
Employee handbook
Town hall sign upgrade
Payment of bills
Public input
NOTICE
Town of Cleveland
Monthly Meeting
1-157293 bull wnaxlp
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Goetz board
of supervisors will hold its monthly meeting Monday
Jan 11 2016 at 730 pm at the Goetz Town Hall
Agenda
1) Roll Call
2) Minutes
3) Treasurerrsquos Report
4) Roads
5) AG Enterprise Area
5) Payment of bills
6) Adjourn
Tamee FoldyTown of Goetz clerk
NOTICE
Town of Goetz
Regular Board Meeting
1-157309 bull wnaxlp
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Birch
Creek will hold a regular monthly meeting Tuesday
Jan 12 2016 at 7 pm at the Birch Creek Town
Hall at 26755 240th St
Agenda
1Call meeting to order
2Roll call
3Approve minutes
4Treasurerrsquos report
5Public comment
6Discussion and action items
A Committee Reports
B Correspondence
C Payment of bills
7Set next meeting
8 Adjourn
Robin Stender
clerk
NOTICE
Town of Birch Creek
Monthly Meeting
1-157311 bull wnaxlp
PUBLIC NOTICE
TA JamesDue to a change in ownership of the prop-
erty at 418 N Main Street Cadott WI
Please call 715-828-3100 by Feb 15 2016
Failure to respond to this notice could re-
sult in storage andor disposal of personal
property52-1571922
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Submitted by Jackie McDaniel
Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club President
The Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club (LHWC) completes
many community projects throughout the year Several of
those projects are done every December
Each year the club receives several names of children
from the Lake Holcombe School who are in need of some
Christmas cheer delivered to them Dec 10 was the day Ra-
mona Scharf Jackie Fredricksen Nancy Glenzer and Mary
Froehlich members of the LHWC did their shopping for
several youngsters in Holcombe
ldquoWe have been doing this for a few years and it feels better
every yearrdquo said Scharf ldquoFor several years we have re-
ceived an added donated gift card from the Chippewa Falls
Walmart to help with the costrdquo
After wrapping the gifts they are given to the Lake Hol-
combe School for delivery just in time for Christmas
On Dec 17 the LHWC Cheer Bag committee gathered at
Jackie McDanielrsquos house to assemble cheer bags for 35 peo-
ple in the Holcombe community
ldquoThe womenrsquos club has been delivering cheer bags for
about 20 yearsrdquo said Judy Taylor member
Gordyrsquos County Market in Cornell donated fruit and
candy and quick breads were baked by LHWC members for
the cheer bags After the added tissue paper a Christmas
card and a candy cane were tied with ribbon to give them a
ldquofestive lookrdquo
ldquoThe few hours we spend getting the cheer bags ready is
all worthwhile when we see the smile on peoples faces when
we drop off their special giftrdquo said Taylor
The Childrenrsquos Christmas and Cheer Bag projects along
with the Lake Holcombe School Scholarships are supported
by bake sales the LHWC holds throughout the year Mem-
bers say the LHWC will continue these projects with support
from the Holcombe community and the Holcombe Lions
Club
AREA NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage16
After a Dec 28 winter storm Amanda Olichwier andher daughter Macie Cornell built a tunnel andplayed in the snow outside the Courier Sentinel of-fice Amanda said they were going to build a snow-man but the snow wouldnrsquot pack good enoughLater a friendly plowman gave Macie a bigger hillto go sledding (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Womenrsquos club continues annual holiday projects
Left to right Jackie McDaniel Judy Taylor BarbaraRyser (Jackiersquos sister) Mary Froehlich Yvonne Ca-hoon and Norma Arts with Tom Taylor (Judyrsquos son)in the back stand in front of the cheer bags theLake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club compiled for fami-lies in the Holcombe community
(Submitted Photo)
To the right The Cadott sixth-grade black and goldchoir performed three songs during a Dec 22 win-ter concert including Send Down the Rain whichEmily Malecki (middle row far left) said was their favorite song to sing Other sixth graders picturedleft to right in front are Sam Scheidler Ethan Duck
and Ella Zais Right from Malecki are Hailee Glennand Jaime Rodriguez In back are Teanna Miles andShane Pilgrim (Photo by Kayla Peche)
To a packed Cadott elementary gym Dec 22 fifthgrader Angel Hladilek and her classmates in bandperformed Beethovenrsquos Ninth and Lets Go Band apep band song students put a Christmas twist on
Other performances during the evening includedfifth and sixth-grade black and gold choir and the
Cadott Winter Concert
Hats scarves and mittens adorn a Spirit of Christmas tree at the Cadott Courier Sentinel
office Through the Spirit of Christmas pro-gram parents in the Chippewa Valley can fillout an application for their children After re-ceiving donations from individuals and organ-izations at collection locations warm weather attire is picked up by volunteers and distrib-uted to children in need
(Photo by Heather Dekan)
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OBIUARIES 983085 COMMUNIY Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page 7
ndash Obituaries ndash Helen J Ewings
Helen J Ewings 93 Cor-
nell passed away Wednesday
Dec 30 2015 at the Cornell
Area Care Center
Helen was born Nov 7
1922 to Selmer and Hulda
(Olson) Henderson in Taylor
She graduated fromChippewa Falls High School
in 1940
Helen was employed at
Woolworthrsquos in Chippewa
Falls and then at First Na-
tional Bank in Chippewa Falls
Helen married Edwin Ewings in 1970 They lived at Lake
Wissota then moved to Cornell following retirement
She enjoyed flowers gardening traveling and spending
time with family
Helen was a member of St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church and
the Ladies Aide and was treasurer for the local AAL organ-
ization
She is survived by several nieces and nephews
She was preceded in death by her parents husband Edwin
Ewings sister Inez Beaudette brother-in-law Wallace
Beaudette and other brothers-in-lawServices were held at 11 am Tuesday Jan 5 at St Johnrsquos
Lutheran Church in Cornell with the Rev Patrick Feldhus
officiating Interment was in the Cornell Cemetery
Visitation was one hour prior to the services Tuesday
morning at the church
Online condolences can be expressed at bortonleiserfuner-
alhomecom 1-157307
Kenneth LaVern Hakes JrKenneth LaVern Hakes Jr
62 Cornell passed away Sun-
day Jan 3 at Luther Hospital
in Eau Claire with his family
at his side
Kenneth was born April 4
1953 the son of Kenneth Sr
and Gwendolyn Hakes Cor-
nell
He married Elaine Pahl June
5 1971 in Cornell
He was a self-employed
truck driver with the business
owned and operated by him-
self and wife Elaine for 38
years He traveled 48 states and Canada for 3 12 million
miles accident free
He enjoyed hunting and fishing and gardening was his
passion He loved to have his grandchildren and great-grand-
children near him
Kenneth will be greatly missed by family and friends
He is survived by his wife Elaine children Marshall
(Cari) Hakes Laurie Hakes (Louie Meyer) Robert (Andrea)
Hakes and Lisa (Marty) Ash 15 grandchildren 13 great-
grandchildren mother Gwendolyn Hakes brothers and sis-
ters Kathy Dembinski Donna Dembinski Tom Hakes
Richard Hakes Pat White Randy Hakes and Tim Hakes and
by many nieces and nephews
He was preceded in death by his father Kenneth Hakes Sr
uncle Chet Hakes and mother and father-in-law Mary and
Alvin Pahl
Per Kennethrsquos request there will be no formal services but
family and friends may visit at the residence 1-157319
Charles H ldquoChuckrdquo PuchalskiCharles H ldquoChuckrdquo Puchal-
ski 68 Cadott died Wednes-
day Dec 30 2015
He was born Nov 12 1947
in Fergus Falls Minn to Dora
(Reuss) and Hugo Puchalski
He graduated from Barrett
High School in 1965
He joined the National
Guard in 1967 and also
worked in Benson Minn
painting Tyler Frontier
Spreaders
He went to work for Johnson Brothers from Litchfield
Minn in 1968 There he joined the Carpenterrsquos Union
He worked building bridges dams and disposal plants in
various towns
He married Sue Jenson in 1969
Chuck worked for Johnson Brothers until 1973 From
1973-77 he started and operated a lumber company in Bar-
rett Minn with his brother Terry They built many houses
around the community
Between 1977-85 he was an over-the-road truck driver for
Midwest Coast Jerry Siemens Trucking He hauled meat and
produce in 48 states
Between 1985-95 Chuck worked for Johnson Brothers and
Lunda Construction
Chuck and his son Bruce started a construction company
named Jim Falls Buildings amp Construction in 1995 Together
they built many many houses in the Chippewa Valley
Charles married a girl from Boston Mass Maureen E
Alger in 1986 They bought 5 acres in Wisconsin in 1988
and built a home where he lived out his life
He enjoyed hunting fishing the outdoors playing cards
and watching westerns He also never missed a Packers
game His greatest joy came from spending time with his
wife children and grandchildren
He is survived by his wife Maureen E Puchalski children
Jodi (Kerby) Strickler James Butler Heather (Jamie)
Gubrud Crystal Butler and Dusty (Heather) Puchalski
daughter-in-law Shannon Puchalski siblings Nancy Waugh
Elaine (Jim) Mattson Betty (Richard) Tweeter Terry Puchal-ski Gerald (Zina) Puchalski Dick (Diane) Puchalski Neil
(Jan) Puchalski and Kelly (Kyle) Purrier grandchildren
Kyle Samantha Tyler Chase Jared Riley Brennan Hunter
Ridley Charlie Lorelai and KaSandra and numerous nieces
nephews cousins and friends
He was preceded in death by his parents son Bruce
Puchalski brothers-in-law Virgil Johnson and Harvey
Waugh and sister-in-law Lea Puchalski
A memorial service was held at 2 pm Monday Jan 4 at
Pederson-Volker Funeral Chapel in Chippewa Falls with the
Rev Aaron Sturgis officiating
Visitation was one hour prior to the service Monday at the
funeral chapel
Pederson-Volker Funeral Chapel amp Cremation Services in
Chippewa Falls is serving the family
Online condolences can be expressed at
pedersonvolkercom 1-157308
Myra M SmithMyra M Smith 96 Cornell passed away Sunday Jan 3
2016 at St Josephrsquos Hospital in Chippewa Falls
A memorial service will be held at 2 pm Sunday Jan 10
at St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church in Cornell with the Rev
Patrick Feldhus officiating
Inurnment will be in the Cornell Cemetery at a later date
Visitation will be one hour prior to the services Sunday at
the church
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Most of us have had our fill of football games with all the
bowl games during the holidays
Bob and Barb Lompa attended the get-together for their
Gilman High School class of 1965 at Tedrsquos Timberlodge
Monday with 19 people attending
The Holcombe Seniors Club will meet at the Holcombe
United Methodist Church at noon Jan 14 Everyone bring a
dish to pass and the theme this time is to wear an ugly
sweater or sweatshirt This will be a good time to catch up
on the news over Christmas
Several people donated blood at the blood bank collection
in Cornell on Monday There was a good turn out I am told
The ice must have gotten thick enough to fish as I am see-ing several ldquodaredevilsrdquo on Cranberry Lake I like fish but
not that much There are a number of springs on that lake I
sure hope nothing happens
ndash Holcombe Happenings ndash
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ment a trench is dug new tile is put down
and a sump pump is installed
The Courier Sentinel holds a Diaper Drive
with almost 1500 infantadult diapers col-
lected for local food pantries
Cadott student Tyler Miles takes first place
in the CO2 Dragster competition at a Team
Problem Solving contest in Eau Claire
Dr Tonya Prokop joins Kromrey Chiro-
practic in Cadott After graduating from
Flambeau High School Prokop received her
doctorate degree from Northwestern HealthScience University in Bloomington Minn
With the possibility of a $700000 deficit
in 2016-17 the Lake Holcombe School
Board discusses needing a ldquoworst case sce-
nariordquo referendum to ldquoplugrdquo the financial
hole
Steve and Wendy Sin-
gleton open Wendyrsquos
Stacker Cafe on Bridge
Street in Cornell
The Cornell Fire De-
partment extinguishes a
skidsteer fire at the Scott
Mohr farm on County
Highway D east of Cor-
nell
Cornell is awarded a$5000 Urban Forestry
Grant to assist in a tree in-
ventory to help make
plans for the arrival of the
emerald ash borer
A daddydaughter dance
is held at Lake Holcombe
School for area fathers to
treat their daughters to an
evening of dancing
dressed in finery
BirthsCarsten Payton
Bri-Ana Schofield
Sawyer Thon Benjamin
Briggs
Deaths Donald Craker
Rosetta Walker Elsie Melville ClarenceWalsvik Gary Jones Joan Melgaard Philip
Lukowicz Lynn Johnson Jr Nancy Maurina
February
Donna Woodcock takes over as the new
Cadott postmaster
Cleoan Wright is hired as the new Cornell
Police Department secretary
Cornell School Board member Lyle Briggs
is recognized for 20 years of service on the
school board at a ceremony in Milwaukee
The Lake Holcombe Boys Basketball team
receives $1000 from the Lake Holcombe
Lions Club for new uniforms
The Chippewa River Rendezvous organi-
zation holds a sledding event at Brunet Island
State Park
Cornell Bank Mutual will close their doorsin May along with six other branches as part
of an efficiency and expense reduction effort
Cadott Elementary School second-grade
student Parker Davis makes his 100th deposit
into the school banking program with Citi-
zenrsquos State Bank
The Cornell City Council increases the
full-time police officer wage to $1931hour
Cadott Route 2 mail carrier John Munroe
retires after 24 years on the job Munroe re-
ceived his first full-time route in 1999 and
plans to remain in the Lafayette area
Cadott Lions Club president Brian Dulmes
presents Cadott School Board presidentCedric Boettcher with $1000 for the school
lunch program
The classes of 2006-2008 take home
championship honors at the Lake Holcombe
School basketball alumni tournament Bruce
Anderson is
named as the 2015
Lake Holcombe
honorary sports
fan
The Cornell Ele-
mentary School
ldquoJumps for Heartrdquo
collecting more
than $2100
Births Liam
BollomDeaths Dale
Stipek Patricia
Sippy Bette Bit-
ter Caroline Au-
dorff Beatrice
Mickelson Phillip
Puljas Guy
Crosby Florence
Giebel Luella
Douville
March
The Cadott Fire
Department ex-
presses a concern
to the Cadott Vil-
lage Board about
the yearly $1500 charge for a water meterThe Cornell Elementary School receives a
visit from the WQOW Channel 18 meteorol-
ogist team and hosts a weather academy
MRG Patty a Lowline Angus cow owned
by Mark and Tammy Gilles of Sigel Sunset
Ranch in Cadott wins National Champion
with her calf at the 2015 National Western
Livestock Show in Denver Colo
Freshman Andrew Gunderson and senior
Austin Najbrt represent Cadott at the state
wrestling tournament
The Walthers family in Cadott welcomes
foreign exchange student Jason Ng from
Hong Kong China
Cadott Boy Scout Trenton Weiss meets
with Gov Scott Walker as a youth delegate
and delivers an annual report to the governor and members of the Wisconsin Legislature
Rhonda Mataczynski retires after 39 years
as the Lake Holcombe Com-
munity Theater director
The River Country Plaza
Veterans Memorial sees a new
addition in the form of a Viet-
nam Veterans Association
Flag
A Cadott man is injured in
an explosion at Greener Acres
Transmission after he attempts
to cut open a metal drum with
a blow torch
Former Congressmen Tom
Petri and Dave Obey speak at
the Cadott School District todiscuss civic participation and
congressional work
Cornell eighth grader Jor-
dan Shackleton sets a new
school record at an archery
tournament in Sparta
The Cadott Hornets Archery
team takes aim at national
competition after they place
first in all four of their tourna-
ments Helping the team on to
the next level and earning a
new school record is senior Kaeden Thom
A fire damages the Building
Blocks Early Learning Center
in Cadott after kids and em-
ployees leave for the day
Kaden Kinney Lake Hol-
combe seventh grader heads
to Lexington Ky with his
horse Willow to compete in
the Road to the Horse All-Star
Shootout
Births Chase Anthony Cyress Krueger
Presley Boisvert Obadiah Yeager
Deaths Urban Gass Helen Simmerman
Rune Ruud Michael Westerberg Fred Gass
Kay Roscoe Edward Boris Amy Shilts
Naomi KaveenApril
The Chippewa Valley Electric Cooperative
plans to demolish their current building built
in 1951 and construct a new office and truck
garage Employees plan to relocate to a va-
cant building on Main Street formerly Dr
Lanersquos Dental Office
The Cornell Camaraderie Club packs their
1900th box to send overseas to the troops
Cornell citizen Bertha Leja turns 100
Cal Demulling 8 Cadott takes first place
in the Special Olympic basketball skills at the
district level
The Cornell Archery team takes first at a
tournament in Cashton During the tourna-
ment sophomore McKenzie Weggen breaks
the school record set by eighth grader JordanShackleton
An apartment complex on Cadottrsquos Main
Street is damaged when a kitchen fire breaks
out in the building
Larry Sime River Country Store manager
retires after 53 years in the seedfeed indus-
try
The Lake Holcombe FFA holds a Spring
Madness Food Drive to provide Easter meals
for the Lake Holcombe Food Pantry During
the week-long drive more than 1000 items
are collected in addition to $400
Cadott holds their alumni tournament
weekend with the classes of 2005 and 2007
taking first place in the gold division basket-
ball matchups and the class of 2001 bringing
home the trophy for the black divisionThe Cornell High School hosts a Job Fair
and Business Expo sponsored by the Cornell
Area Betterment Association
The Cadott Hornets Archery team brings
home their seventh state title after they com-
pete at the NASP State Championship The
team sets a new state record
The Cornell FFA forestry team takes first-
place honors at the Agricultural Technology
Contest in River Falls
The Lake Holcombe School agriculture
department receives more than $21000 from
the Don ldquoTinyrdquo Albrecht estate to help stu-
dents go on field trips
Danielle Gygi Holcombe receives the
Good Citizen Award from the Eau Claire
Chapter of the Daughters of the AmericanRevolution
Crescent Meats Cadott earns Grand
Champion with their head cheese at a Meat
Product Show
Nick Seng is crowned as the Lake Hol-
combe 2015 Junior Prom king while Ka-
reese Jiskra reigns as Prom queen
Cadott names Austin Anderson as the 2015
Junior Prom king while Elizabeth Kyes is
crowned queen
Erica Rutherford a second grader atLake Holcombe dances with her grandpa Frank Rutherford at thesecond annual DaddyDaughter Dance Jan 23
(Photo by Monique Westaby)
Sigel Sunset Ranch in Cadott takes home firstplace honors at the National Western LivestockShow cowcalf division in January with their Low-line Angus beef cow Patti and her calf Bond Pos-ing with the champion cattle left to right areMadeline Bode owner Tammy Gilles owner MarkGilles judge Blake Bloomberg associationprincess Laramie Coffey association queen BridgetHoffman handler and ranch employee Shea Esserand handler Samantha Straley (Submitted Photo)
Cadott sophomore Brandon Pederson found outthe hard way the dangers of distracted driving dur-ing the April 10 Stop the Texts Stop the Wrecks as-sembly The Cadott students and a few faculty
members rode a childrenrsquos bicycle between conesacross the gym while trying to text and ldquodriverdquo (Photo by Kayla Peche)
The Cornell Fair was held Friday June 12 through Sunday June 14 offeringrides carnival food free music and the Cornell Lions Club famous charcoalchicken dinner (Photo by Monique Westaby)
YEAR IN REVIEW Tursday January 7 2016
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Births Peityn Nikolai Lucy Patten Bryn-
ley Hoff
Deaths Edna Pagenkopf the Rev Jere-
miah Cashman Suzanne Stubb Lydia
Tkachuk Mary Ann Kocher Senior Master
Sgt Phillip Gygi Charles Sikora Melvin
Mattson Frances Matschee Roy Yohnk
Dorothy Reeve Genevieve Jackson Evelyn
Swanson Ursula Preston
May
The Hornet Hustle Fun Run has 92 partic-ipants and raises about $1400 for a Cadott
eighth-grade field trip
The Cornell School Board accepts the res-
ignations of first-grade teacher Jason Jaenke
and marketing and business instructor Ryan
Helke
The Cornell High School plays host to the
ldquoEnchanted Eveningrdquo Junior Prom where
Curtis Hakes is crowned as king while Eliz-
abeth Sproul reigns as queen
World War II veteran and Cornell native
Eino Martino boards the Never Forgotten
Honor Flight to Washington DC
Seventeen Cornell Spanish students chap-
eroned by parents and faculty members
travel to Spain
After fundraising for a year and a halfLake Holcombe band and choir students
make the 1374 mile trip to San Antonio
Cadott junior Elizabeth Kyes hits a new
personal best in the triple jump at a Gilman
invitational
The Miller Pharmacy in Cadott is held up
at gun point when a suspect demands em-
ployees give him medication and wallets
Twenty-six seniors receive their diplomas
during commencement exercises at Lake
Holcombe School Danielle Gygi served as
class valedictiorian with Katie Ruhde as
salutatorian
Vito and Linda Sblendorio Holcombe are
recognized statewide for their weight loss
through TOPS Vito lost over 50 pounds
while Linda lost more than 60 poundsParents friends and faculty are on hand to
witness the graduation of 45 Cadott High
School seniors including valedictorian Luke
Bell and salutatorian Quinn Hartzell
The Cornell-Lake Holcombe Knights Girls
and Boys Track teams take the East Lakeland
Conference title for 2015
BirthsKylee Tomkowiak
Deaths Rudolph Arneson Verlon Cowell
Barbara Smith Raymond VanDenHeuvel
Charles Sadler Joseph Taylor Sylvia Ringer
Joann Palmer Eldora Clary Robert Page
Janet Lacina Mary Smock
June
Friends and family gather at Staudacher
Field in Holcombe in memory of Nathan
Zamsky raising $10000 during the secondannual Nathanrsquos Wish Angel Wings of Love
fundraiser
With enough interest from
Cornell and Lake Holcombe
Schools the Knights form a
co-op golf team for the spring
sports line-up
Because of a proposal
brought to the Cornell City
Council by member Terry
Smith the pulpwood Stacker
might be taken out of retire-
ment and used for an observa-tion deck or bungee jump
The Cadott Hornets Track
teams complete a successful
run in regional and sectional
meets sending nine individu-
als to state competition
Cornell-Lake Holcombe
Knights senior Eric Nedland advances to
state competition for the second straight year
The Cadott Hornets Golf team earns a re-
gional championship at home for the second
year in a row
Cornell friends family and faculty gather
for commencement ceremonies for the 2015
graduating class ldquoClosing the chapterrdquo is the
theme from valedictorian Gretchen
Schroeder and salutatorian Brianna JohnsonCadott boasts champion honors in the form
of junior Elizabeth Kyes who brings home a
state win in the 400-meter dash
Katie Matott is awarded Cornellrsquos Citizen
of the Year
The Lake Holcombe Theater department
presents The Music Man Jr
Births Gavin Richardson Autumn Es-
linger Aubree Parish Blake Rudnick
Deaths Geraldine Ducommun Mary
Holznagel June Ewer Patricia Semanko
Charles Smith Mabel Strzok Beverly
Eichelt Mary Brewington Claire Frank
Mathilda Ramminger Jane Malison Thomas
Sommerfeld Joan Sackmann
July
Corey Sedlacek 1992 Cadott High Schoolgraduate is named vice-president of Lockton
Dunning Benefits
Country Fest features acts such as Keith
Urban Rascal Flatts and Tim McGraw
With about 5 inches of rain that came
down in the Chippewa Valley over the course
of a day ditches over run streams and rivers
are at capacity and roads are washed away
After 36 years Dr Ned Willkom hangs up
his dentistry tools in Cadott
Severe storms hit the area over the week-
end leaving downed trees in its wake
The search for 54-year-old Tammy Jovaag
is called off after almost a month goes bysince she went missing from Holcombe
Cadott plays host to Rock Fest which
draws in acts like Judas Priest Godsmack
and Shinedown
Residents let their voices be heard about
the historic 108-year-old Cobban Bridge in
Jim Falls After hearing Chippewa County
might decide to tear down the structure the
community begins efforts to ldquosave the Cob-
ban Bridgerdquo
Dave Koch scores a hole-in-one at Ent-
wood Golf Course in Holcombe while just a
few miles away Steve McDaniel hits his own
hole-in-one at Twin Oaks Golf Course
Births Gabriel Hill Lena Zenner Levi
Lehman Madyson McIlquham Madden
Gindt Cooper Rubenzer Justice SchofieldChase Westaby Kristie Hakes Jeremiah
Helgerson
Deaths Shirley Wagner Donna Decker
Sharon Lange Leonard Peterson Violet
Paulsen Gerald Holznagel Herman Starck
Karen Phillippi Elizabeth Bell Lloyd Proku-
pek Lawrence Sedlacek Emma Andre
Lloyd JuVette
August
Caitlin Larson is crowned Miss Cadott
Nabor Days at the 61st annual celebration
Dorothy Zweifel and her husband George
stop by the Cornell Fire Hall to express their
thanks to the firefighters who rescued her
after she fell into a well on the couplersquos prop-
erty in May During the fall into the 16-foot
hole 72-year-old Dorothy sustained brokenribs a broken collarbone and fractures in her
back as well as cuts and bruises
Bicyclists from the Highground Tour pass
through Cornell on their way to the High-
ground Veterans Memorial in Neillsville
Cornell school bus driver Mickey Bates re-
tires after driving the State Highway 64 route
for 30 years
Golfers turn out to chase the elusive hole-
in-one at the annual Cornell Lions Golf Tour-
nament at Twin Oaks and Entwood Golf
Courses in Holcombe Earning top honors
are the team of Dave DeJongh Mike Rivers
Tim Smith and Neal VerhulstOur Saviorrsquos Lutheran Church in Cornell
celebrates its 100th anniversary with a fel-
lowship meal along with sharing memories
through photo albums
Cornell resident Mike Rivers records his
first hole-in-one at the Bloomer Golf Course
After Cadott Hornets head football coach
Jeff Cruschiel is diagnosed with esophageal
cancer his team rallies to his support and
dedicates their opening season game to him
The Swinging Fore a Cause organization
reaches its 10th year in support of the Lake
Holcombe School and students holding their
annual golf fundraiser at Entwood Course
Births Teagen DeMars Levi Patton Bre-
anna Spath
Deaths Elaine Dressler Joseph MorfootBill Felmlee James Rahn Frank Popelka
Donald Rose Marilyn Schroeder Norman
Pagenkopf
September
Northwestern Bank Cornell celebrates its
80th birthday
Borderline Rebel 4-H Club member Saige
Sikora is recognized for her leadership citi-
zenship and community service while Quinn
Sikora is honored for 12 years as a 4-H mem-
ber
Holy Cross Catholic Church in Cornell hits
its 100 year milestone
The Lake Holcombe Lions annual golf
tournament is deemed a success Taking first
place are Randy and Mary Dicus and Jeff
and Shana LudvigsenCadott Miller Pharmacy is robbed at gun
YEAR IN REVIEW Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page 9
Cadott head coach Jeff Chrusciel hugs graduatedHornet players from last yearrsquos team during an Aug21 halftime ceremony honoring Chrusciel
(Photo by Kayla Peche)
Over 75 cars were on display at the Lake Holcombe Lions annual car show Sept 13 and showgoers filled the rowschecking out the classic vehicles Cars and trucks like the 1928 Ford Model AA from Larry Verhulst Holcombe 1969
Chevelle from Paul Hruby Holcombe and the 1929 Ford Coupe Hot Rod from ldquoJimmy Boyrdquo Edming Glen Flora gracedthe Lake Holcombe Lions Pavilion grounds at Staudacher Field Those in attendance voted for the car or truck theythought should win while listening to music from the rsquo50s and rsquo60s (Photos by Monique Westaby)
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point for the second time in a year Ryan
Lemke is arrested shortly after and charged
with both robbies
The Lake Holcombe Lions Club holds
their annual car show at Staudacher Field
More than 75 ldquoclassicrdquo cars are on display for
the public to view
Cadottrsquos Austin Goettl and Kayla Dubiel
are crowned Homecoming King and Queen
BirthsGraham Willkom Ryder Yeager
Deaths Carmen Laflin Rebecca Bell
Gretchen Halstead Edward Jenneman JeanTodahl Kenneth Zaruba Mae Willkom
Lloyd McEathron Jim Hochstedler Ray-
mond Sedlacek Vernon Dunston
October
The Cornell City Council is concerned the
historic log stacker could become a safety
issue after inspections reveal areas of the
structure need to be repaired
William Hattamer and Bailey Viegut are
crowned as the Lake Holcombe Homecom-
ing King and Queen
Jim Falls youth Rebecca Berg 6 and Kae-
lyn Seidlitz 5 make the trip to the National
Pedal Pull in South Dakota
Cornell Community Ed sponsors a scare-
crow decorating contest at Mill Yard Park
Taking home first place in the business cate-gory is Northwestern Bank and winning for
the family set is the Jane Ash family
The Cadott Police Department will receive
a new squad car with help from an equipment
grant A 2016 Ford Explorer Police Intercep-
tor sport utility vehicle is scheduled to arrive
around the first of the year
Cornell elects Cole Stephens and Elizabeth
Sproul as its reigning royalty for Homecom-
ing festivities
A new youth equine program is started at
the Doggone Ranch in Cornell to educate
kids on how to handle animals
Although an after school program is of-
fered to Cadott parents after almost no inter-
est the program is cancelled
The Lake Holcombe Volleyball team brings home the East Lakeland Conference
title going undefeated on the season
United States Army Reserve Chief Warrant
Officer David Conrad hangs up his fatigues
and returns to his Holcombe roots after 40
years in military service
Knights senior Sam Peterson becomes the
first runner to ever earn All-Conference for
the Cornell-Lake
Holcombe boys
cross country
team
A benefit is
held for Cadott
head coach Jeff
Chrusciel who
says he canrsquot
thank everyoneenough for their
support
The Cadott
Lions hold their
annual District
Governors Night
with Larry
Bradley presid-
ing Bradley
awarded the Birch-Sturm Fellowship to Lion
Dr Bernard Schwetz Lion Robert Thorson
was presented the Melvin Jones Fellowship
while Donnie Kolpien was named as Cadott
Lion of the Year
The Cornell and Lake Holcombe Lions
Clubs join to award Alois Olichwier and Ron
Plumer with the Birch-Sturm Fellowshipaward Receiving Lion of the Year are Ray
Guthman and Rick Mitchell
The Cornell Fire Department turns 101
years old
From rural Cornell to Rome farm boy
Daniel Sedlacek takes the next step on his
priesthood journey becoming ordained a
deacon
Births Greyson Dahm Kasey Miland
Koda Peterson Henry Zieche
Deaths Louise Freeman Mark Hall
James Michal II Kathy Johansen Elwood
Beaudin John Sims Larry Braden Patrick
Hoover Raleigh Hakes Neil Boyea Thomas
Smith Jr Roy Emerson Donald Weggen
Henry Rubenzer David Braden
November
Lake Holcombe School will have a new
electronic sign advertising school events
thanks to the Lake Holcombe PRIDE Com-
mittee
Cornell School Board member Eileen
Sikora is honored by the Wisconsin Associa-
tion of School Boards for reaching Level 5
the highest level of the associationrsquos recog-
nition pro-
gram
To honor
those who
have passed
the Cornell
Veterans Last
Manrsquos Club
continues at
the CornellAmerican Le-
gion Hall The
club started
in 1957 orig-
nally had 44
members and
now 57 years
later only one
member of the
club remains ndash Charles Johnson
The Cadott Elementary School receives
new school spirit T-shirts sponsored by Peo-
ple Active in Cadottrsquos Education At the start
of the school year students designed a new
shirt The winning entry came from third
grader Kaylee Hamlin
Thanks to Cornell residentAshley Bera and others with
the American Heart Associa-
tion a new bill could be
passed requiring CPR to be
taught in schools
The Cornell Knights of
Columbus Council Jean
Brunet 4948 earns the distinc-
tion of Star Council one of the
organizationrsquos top awards
After spending a few
months in a temporary loca-
tion on Main Street while the
old building was demolished
the Chippewa Valley Electric
Cooperative offices are back
in their South 8th Street loca-tion
Because of a $1200 dona-
tion from the Wisconsin Veter-
ans Tribute the Cadott
Community Library will offer
iPads for patron use
Cadott athletic director Jim
Sekel is named as the District
1 Athletic Director of the Year
by the Wisconsin Athletic Di-
rectors Association
The Cornell Elementary School collects
more than 1700 items for the food pantry
For the second year in a row Sheldon
brothers RJ and Kaden Kinney earn a trip
to the MSA Worlds Championship
Deaths Robert Readinger SharonAdolphson Lyle Buttke Charles Johnson
Helen Hinds Fred Bosteder Jr Herbert
Wriedt Melvin Gass Shirley Parsons De-
loris Pischke Julia Wojtyna
December
The Wisconsin Veterans Tribute donates
two signs depicting the Star Spangled Ban-
ner and the Pledge of Alegiance to the Cadott
Elementary School
The late Naval Lt Jerry Irwin is inducted
into the UW-Stout Hall of Heroes
After 15 years with the Marshfield Clinic
Cornell Center Dr Erik Dickson says
farewell to his patients and colleagues ac-
cepting a position outside the Marshfield
Clinic system
Dixonrsquos Apple Orchard south of Cadottholds a community Deck the Halls event with
pizzas cupcakes and more
Cornell senior Curtis Hakes is nominated
for the US Presidential Scholars program
AampD Docks Cornell plans to move less
than a mile away after they purchase land
from the city at the industrial airport
A bottle of alcohol honoring the last man
is opened at the Cornell American Legion
Hall After sitting for 54 years members
opened the booze and toasted Charles John-
son who passed away in November
The Cadott Area Historical Museum getsa new sign thanks to an anonymous donation
Lake Holcombe Track coach Jake Ebner is
named as the Wisconsin Track Coaches As-
sociationrsquos Coach of the Year
About 800 people attend the Kids Commu-
nity Christmas Party in Cornell
Cornell graduate Dale Hetke is promoted
to Air Force colonel
After vandals once again strike at the
Cadott water tower the Cadott Village Board
discusses destruction prevention
Although comprehensive planning has
been the topic for months at Lake Holcombe
Town Board meetings the board decides
against a referendum on the subject
After 46 years serving the Cornell area
chiropractor Earl ldquoDocrdquo Boettcher retires
A-1 Agricultural Zoning is passed by the
Cornell City Council for a plot of land on
Riverside Drive after a request came from
Al and Sue Potaczek to have the land zoned
to construct a businessFor the first time the Lake Holcombe and
Ladysmith School Districts combine to offer
a Winter Jazz Gala to friends and family The
event held at Paradise Shores in Holcombe
had performances from each school as well
as guest saxophonist Jerod Kaszynski
Energy prices for Cadott customers are set
for the next nine years after the village board
approves extending the electrical cost until
2024
The Cornell-Lake Holcombe Knights
Cross Country team receives the 2015 East
Lakeland Conference Sportsmanship Award
Births Ella Christie Roman Hover Jack-
son Taylor
Deaths Judy Falzerano Ronald Baker
Penny Spaeth Violet Holtman Danny ClarkLinda Thom Dennis St Aubin
Jeremiah Hattamer kindergarten gives Marine Corps Sgt Joseph Harp ahearty handshake following the Lake Holcombe School Veterans Day Program(Photos by Monique Westaby)
As one of her more unique pieces Jean Bowe dis-plays a snow globe with a nativity scene inside aspart of her collection Looking close Mary andJoseph can be seen in the background watching over baby Jesus in the manger (Photo by Ginna Young)
YEAR IN REVIEW Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 10
Mary Ann Cote Holcombe brought an unusualrusset potato with 10 growths attached into theCornell Courier Sentinel officeOct 6 Cote said her husbandClifford dug the tuber on theirfarm (Photo by Ginna Young)
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Schickʼs Bowl amp BrewTuesday Night
Ladies League StandingsDec 29 2015
Team W LLisa s Beauty Salon 9 3Cliffʼs Maple Sugars 8 4
Hellandʼs Hellions 7 5Schickʼs Bowl amp Brew 6 6Heaven Help Us 5 7 High Team Game LisaʼsBeauty Salon 624 Cliffʼs MapleSugars 570 Schickʼs Bowl ampBrew 506 High Team Series LisaʼsBeauty Salon 1720 CliffʼsMaple Sugars 1494 SchickʼsBowl amp Brew 1482 High Individual GameSarah Whittaker 187 Peg Hat-tamer 165 Mary Cowell 157 High Individual SeriesSarah Whittaker 451 RhondaKimball 434 Mary Cowell 429
ndash Bowling ndash
ndash Basketball Standings ndash
ndash Pool ndash
Courier Sentinel Page 11 Tursday Januar y 7 2016
bull Cadott bullBoys Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Osseo-Fairchild 730 pmMon Jan 11 at Cornell 545 pmThur Jan 14 at Fall Creek 730 pmBoys JV BasketballFri Jan 8 at Osseo-Fairchild 545 pm
Mon Jan 11 at Cornell 545 pmThur Jan 14 at Fall Creek 545 pmGirls Varsity Basketball
Thur Jan 7 Stanley-Boyd 730 pmMon Jan 11 at Cornell 715 pmTue Jan 12 at McDonell 730 pmGirls JV BasketballThur Jan 7 Stanley-Boyd 545 pmTue Jan 12 at McDonell 545 pmVarsity WrestlingSat Jan 9 Invitational (Alumni Day) 10 amThur Jan 14 Stan-Bd (Parent Night) 730 pm
JV WrestlingSat Jan 9 at EC North 830 amSat Jan 9 Invitational 10 amThur Jan 14 Stanley-Boyd 7 pm
bull Cornell bullBoys Varsity BasketballThur Jan 7 Bruce 715 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 1 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pmBoys JV Basketball
Thur Jan 7 Bruce 545 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 245 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pmGirls Varsity BasketballThur Jan 7 Bruce 545 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 245 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pm
bull Lake Holcombe bullBoys Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Birchwood 715 pm
Tue Jan 12 New Auburn 715 pmBoys JV Basketball
Fri Jan 8 at Birchwood 545 pmMon Jan 11 LCO 715 pmTue Jan 12 New Auburn 545 pmGirls Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Birchwood 545 pmTue Jan 12 New Auburn 545 pmGirls JV BasketballMon Jan 11 LCO 545 pm
bull Cornell-Lake Holcombe-Gilman bullVarsity Wrestling
Thur Jan 7 at Shell Lake 6 pm
Sat Jan 9 at Shell Lake 10 amThur Jan 14 at Flambeau 7 pm
Jan 7 14
bull SPORTSWEEK bull
2015-16 West CloverbeltConference Boys BasketballTeam W LMcDonell 4 0Altoona 3 1Regis 3 1Fall Creek 2 2Stanley-Boyd 2 2Cadott 1 3Osseo-Fairchild 1 3Thorp 0 4
2015-16 West CloverbeltConference Girls Basketball
Team W LRegis 5 0Fall Creek 4 1Altoona 3 2Stanley-Boyd 3 2McDonell 2 3Thorp 2 3Osseo-Fairchild 1 4Cadott 0 5
2015-16 East LakelandConference Boys BasketballTeam W LCornell 3 1Birchwood 2 1Bruce 2 1Lake Holcombe 2 1New Auburn 2 2Flambeau 1 3Winter 0 3
2015-16 East LakelandConference Girls Basketball
Team W LFlambeau 5 0Bruce 4 0Birchwood 2 2Lake Holcombe 2 2Cornell 2 3New Auburn 0 4Winter 0 4
Hornets battle at Badger ClassicBy Kayla Peche
During a two-day tournament at River Falls Dec 29-30
the Cadott Hornets Wrestling team took on 11 schools in Di-
vision 3 for a Northern Badger Wrestling Classic
With 1145 points the Hornets landed in fifth place with
freshman James Pfeiffer leading the wayAt 152 pounds Pfeiffer won three matches by fall with
two in less than 4 minutes In the third-place battle Pfeiffer
lost by a 5-3 decision to Cody Frederick of Boyceville for his
fourth-place finish
Following Pfeiffer were Tyler Gillett senior and Andrew
Gunderson sophomore who each took sixth place Gillett
received 275 points for Cadott and Gunderson earned 24 points dropping a competitor to the mat in 36 seconds during
one matchup
Eighth-place sophomore Bailey Gillett scored 18 points
during the tournament but lost the seventh-place match with
an 8-5 decision to Sam Burns from River Falls
Also scoring for the team were senior Brandon Pederson
junior Ethan Haider sophomore Josef Hite and freshman CJ
Spaeth
Cadott will return to the mat to host a Hornet wrestling
tournament Jan 9
Earning Best Effort for the Hornets freshmanMitchell Gunderson tries to peel away from his 170-pound contender Gunderson lost the match by onepoint but Cadott left their gym with a win 66-9against Eau Claire Regis (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Mud Brook Pool LeagueWeek 7
ResultsBogieʼs I 6 vs Bogieʼs II 3Arnold 1 vs Tedʼs 8 Big Min-now 4 vs Black Bear 5 Flaterʼs4 vs Roseʼs 5 Big Swedeʼs 6
vs Cookieʼs 3Standings W LTedʼs 48 15Bogieʼs I 36 27Big Swedes 33 30Bogieʼs II 32 31Cookieʼs 32 31Big Minnow 30 33Black Bear 28 35Flaterʼs 27 36Roses 25 38Arnold 24 39
Sophomore Dakota Popp sticks with his Flambeauopponent on Cornellrsquos home court Dec 17 Poppalso brought the ball up the court for the Chiefs for most of the first-half offense Cornell hung on in aclose game pulling out the win 65-63
(Photo by Ginna Young)
Carley Yeager makes a shot in the second half of agame against the Prentice Buccaneers Dec 3 TheLake Holcombe girls brought the game within 10points but couldnrsquot pull of a win ending behind 41-28 (Photo by Monique Westaby)
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OUDOORS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 12
Selina has only missed one year of her entire life of doing
a fly in and she loves heading north with family and friends
This year she won the big walleye bet for the week We
landed on a Saturday and got home on a Saturday We fished
hard laughed lots and stayed up late
July
Selina and I participated in two KAMO (Kids And Men-
tors Outdoors) camping trips
The first was on the Wisconsin River near Wisconsin
Dells and we had a blast The second was on the Petenwell
Flowage Fishing tubing bear baiting and lots of campfire
time with a lot of good people Check out KAMO at
wwwkamokidsorg
August
For several years I have taken Selina and three of her friends on a four-day outing to an island on the Flambeau
Flowage We tube swim sometimes fish and do a whole
bunch of nothing
September
Other than moose or elk hunting what wipes me out more
than anything is bear baiting then hunting This July through
mid October Selina and I (who both had tags) put thousands
of miles on my truck probably a couple hundred hours in
the woods and though we had plenty of big bear coming to
the baits it was all after dark
Acorns and way too many hunters in Zone C made it so
we went 32 hunts without seeing a bear while in a stand
October
October was our annual Mississippi River duck hunt near
Ferryville while camping on an island This trip is a classic
that my father started back in the late rsquo50s I have been
going on it for 44 years and Selina loves it
November
Deer camp
The Red Brush Gang has so much fun that no one wants
to leave This fall Selina became independent As long as
she is carrying a compass a daypack and hip boots she does
not need her dad
There is more to tell but no more space
Happy New Year
Sunset
An Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalAn Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalA Year in the Outdoors for Selina
Hello friends
So that I may stay home the week between Christmas and
New Yearrsquos I write a column about some of the highlights
of the year that is just coming to an end This yearrsquos column
for the most part is about some of the many outdoor adven-
tures I went on with my 14-year-old daughter Selina Wal-
ters
January
Selina her brothers Travis and Joey Dushek and I went
on a winter camping and ice fishing trip on the Mississippi
River near La Crosse We had planned on fishing near Fer-
ryville but there was not good ice (Discovery made upon
arrival)
I made some phone calls and we headed to La Crosse
where for the next two days we had great success on 27-34inch northern pike
February
Selina Gary Howe and I are entered in Prairie du Chienrsquos
annual fisheree which attracts a lot of fishermen and
women We stayed with the Howes had a blast and Selina
took first and second place in the kids northern pike division
with a couple of beautiful gators
This is not meant to be an insult but as big as this fisheree
is it would be wise for the folks in charge to boost the prizes
for our future fishermen Winning a fisheree when you are
14 is a really big deal for a kid
April
Selina just told me that her favorite sport is turkey hunt-
ing Each spring I take her to a new spot for Wisconsinrsquos
Youth Turkey Hunt
This year we were invited by my friend Rod Bensley to
hunt at his pheasant preserve near Beaver Dam Rod worked
it out so Selina could hunt on a neighborrsquos property as welland literally on the last minute of our two-day hunt Selina
harvested a beautiful gobbler
May
Selina and I hunted turkey on our food plot and as I men-
tioned she loves this sport The beauty about going from
the early April hunt to May is that spring is in full strut
comfortable naps can be taken in the blind and life is good
Selina whacked her second gobbler of the year one of the
biggest turkeys I have been part of harvesting
Later in May we headed to Marsh Miller Lake and stayed
at Birch Point Resort near Bloomer Each spring Selina
brings a friend and our good friend Paul Maire puts us up
in one of his cabins and we catch bluegills For Selina this
is another canrsquot miss trip
June
In a yearrsquos time I go on about 40 trips The two best are
Canada to Shultz Lake (Chimo Lodge and Outposts) anddeer camp
By Mark Walters
FLATERʼS RESORT
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Where the Chippewa amp
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A Snapshow ndash Not All
Skunks Are Bad
Early afternoon turned into
early evening and the couch was much cozier than sitting
in the cold But my mind wandered as I thought about all
the bucks that would walk past my stand in the swamp if
I wasnrsquot there
ldquoScott do you want to sit with merdquo I asked my hus-
band ldquoItrsquoll be lots of funrdquo
He rolled his eyes but said he would I think later he re-
gretted his decision
We made our way to the stand and by 342 pm we were
set ready to get the big guy I updated my Snapchat ldquoview-
ersrdquo of my new surroundings then checked on the status
of the game The Packers had the game tiedScott and I discussed how cool it would be if there was
a universal button that could be pushed which would suck
all the trees into the ground so you could see if anything
was hiding OK maybe not discussed but rather I men-
tioned it to him and he looked at me like I was crazy and
turned the other direction
A few minutes later I tapped him on the shoulder and
said it would make drives a lot easier and save time He
laughed agreed and continued with his careful watching
of the woods while I kept my eyes on the swamp
Another few minutes later I whispered ldquoWhat if
Sasquatch comes out of that thick stuff over thererdquo That
warranted an eye roll and more silence
My stomach growled and I reached in my pocket for
sustenance ndash a small plastic wrapper of Sprees I carefully
and what I thought was quietly unwrapped them Scott
looked at me like I was setting off a package of fireworks
and shook his head
Finally I got them unwrapped and clunk one fell to the
floor of the stand Then clunk tink tink three more fell
About 45 minutes more of these scenarios and Scott was
more than happy to call it quits exactly at season close ndash
449 pm
ldquoNo wonder you donrsquot see anythingrdquo he said as we
rounded everything up ldquoYou make more noise thanhelliprdquo
ldquohellipHey Irsquod like to remind you that I have seen some of
the biggest deer ever while huntingrdquo I interrupted him
He laughed at my candor reminding me that none of
them were hanging on our wall He was right but I didnrsquot
want to admit it
It was officially the end of opening weekend of gun deer
season and I had been skunked But that last night was my
favorite and although Scott may never go with me again
I have all the Snapchat memories to look back on
And the Packers won
Itrsquos a
irlrsquos
unting Life
B y M o n i q u e W e s t a b y
ndash DNR Outdoor Report ndashWith up to 10 inches across much of the state state park
and forest properties have groomed cross-country ski trails
Brunet Island State Park tracks are full depth but typical of
early season grooming there is debris and exposed turfsoil
scattered throughout Visitors should consider using rock skis
and proceed with caution
About a half dozen counties in far northern Wisconsin have
open or partially open snowmobile trailsMany northern lakes have refrozen but with new snowfall
ice conditions remain highly variable Anglers report up to 5
inches of ice in spots and those venturing out have found fish
Bear cubs will be born in their dens this month Most bull
elks have separated from the cowcalf groups and have re-
formed their bachelor groups
There is a good population of weasels this year with an
abundance of tracks
Great horned owls have begun hooting and claiming terri-
tories Bird feeders are loaded with song and common birds
including a mix of woodpeckers and winter birds Chick-
adees nuthatches gold finches cardinals blue jays and jun-
cos are busy grabbing a seed Red-headed pileated downy
hairy and red-bellied woodpeckers are also common visitors
In a late seasonbow hunt RockyWinchel 19 Shel-don shot this 17-point 17 78-inchspread buck with a
Mathews com-pound bow Dec30 The deer washarvested acrossthe road fromthe Winchel familyfarm around 420pm 18 yards fromthe tree stand fol-lowing a doe andtwo yearlings Thebuck had beenspotted on a trail
camera Oct 21 and didnrsquot appear again until Dec4 This is Winchelrsquos first buck with a bow
(Submitted Photo)
unter of
the Week
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HeatingAir Conditioning
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SCHOOL NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page13
FRESH
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Four Cornell teachershave earned theirMasters of Science de-grees in Education inthe area of ReadingSpecialists from UW-River Falls Those earn-ing their degree left toright on either sideof Cornell superinten-dent Dr Paul M Schleyare Ashley Rosentra-ter (fifth grade) EricaDeitelhoff (sixthseventhgrade) Chelsey Stein-metz (fourth grade) andErica Ruf (kindergarten)
(Submitted Photo)
Cornell graduate furthers career Brandan Licht a 2011 Cornell High
School graduate has graduated from the
Electromechanical Technology program at
Chippewa Valley Technical College
(CVTC) and already has a job lined up
working at Global Finishing Solutions in
Osseo
Electromechanical Technology students
learn how to design program and maintainautomated equipment used in modern man-
ufacturing plants CVTC program students
are typically recruited by companies after
completing just one year of the two-year pro-
gram and that was the case with Licht
ldquoI had two semesters done and I was al-
ready working for Global Finishing Solu-
tions as a part-time internrdquo Licht said of the
business where he will do electrical design
work ldquoThey offered a tuition reimburse-
ment which was really nicerdquo
Licht initially studied in an information
technology program at CVTC and worked at
EDI in Chippewa Falls then decided on achange in programs
ldquoIrsquove really been into electronics and
Electromechanical Technology fit that billrdquo
Licht said ldquoI really like it You can imple-
ment what you learn every dayrdquo
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ndash Public Notices ndash
SCHOOL NEWS 983085 PUBLIC NOICES Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage14
NOTICE OF HEARING OF THE VILLAGE
BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF CADOTT
WISCONSIN TO CONSIDER AND TO ACT
UPON THE AMENDMENT OF THE ZONING
ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGEOF CADOTT WISCONSIN
WHEREAS an application has been made to the
village clerk of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin to
change certain zoning district classifications and
zoning district boundaries contained therein
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the village
board of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin will meet
at the office of the village clerk in the municipal
building in the Village of Cadott Chippewa County
Wisconsin on the 18th day of January 2016 at
635 pm to consider the amendment of the zon-
ing ordinance of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin
as follows
TO CHANGE FROM A-1 AGRICULTURAL TO
R-1 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
SEC 06 TWP 28N R06 W
S12 NE Lot 2 of Cert Sur Map 2287 in V10
P112
DOC 642348
Parcel number 22806-0613-72287002
Owners Dennis amp Diane Falkenberg
Any person interested in the matter and desiring
testimony or other evidence will be heard at the
time and place specified above
Dated Dec 22 2015
VILLAGE BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF
CADOTT CHIPPEWA COUNTY
WISCONSIN
BY Anson Albarado president ATTEST Sandra Buetow clerk
NOTICEVillage of Cadott
52-1570952 bull wnaxlp
In the past month Nancy Weissrsquo second-grade class has had an inquiry unit about Native Americans andcolonists Nick Kotek library media specialist showed students how to use a database to answer ques-tions centered around the question How did the Native Americans and colonists live during colonialtimes Students made a video of themselves using an Aurasma app which parents could see by usingan iPad Parents were invited to watch the inquiry project video and play Native American games withtheir children In math students learned the deep meaning of the equal sign (the value of equations is
the same) They have worked on many ways to solve number equations when the missing number is indifferent spots and have five ways to solve addition and subtraction problems to find the correct answerThe students are wearing their school spirit shirts courtesy of PACE
Cadott Elementary Class of the WeekNancy Weissrsquo
Second Grade
Volunteer Donna Hoelwraps gifts during theHoliday Shoppe at Cor-nell Elementary Itemswere donated for stu-dents to pick out giftsfor their families LakeHolcombe School Dis-trict made $349 for their
after school programand coordinator AndreaSmith said Cornellshould do the same(Photo by Kayla Peche)
Cornell third grader Alyssa Bowe checks out a dollfor one of her possible presents for a family mem-ber this Christmas as volunteer Harley Thompsontries to make the sale Bowe and other elementarystudents shopped around during the Dec 17 Cor-
nell Holiday Shoppe but after school coordinator Andrea Smith says volunteers are just as excitedas the kids for this event (Photo by Kayla Peche)
CornellHolidayShoppe
Area students receive scholarshipsWisconsin Indianhead
Technical College (WITC)
December scholarship
donorrecipient receptionswere held at the four WITC
campuses where nearly
$110000 in scholarships
were awarded This repre-
sents a 10 percent increase
in the amount awarded and
15 percent more students re-
ceiving scholarships com-
pared to fall 2014
ldquoThe WITC Foundation is
fortunate to be supported by
generous donors who want
to help our students achieve
their academic goalsrdquo said
Craig Fowler executive di-
rector of the WITC Founda-
tion and WITC-Rice Lakecampus administrator ldquoArea
businesses services and
civic clubs WITC faculty
and staff and other individ-
uals have made it possible
for the foundation to award
252 scholarships this fallrdquoBrooke Elliott Cornell
received two scholarshops
the Arrowhead Family Den-
tal Scholarship and the
Mary W Johnson Scholar-
ship
From Jim Falls Ashley
Howell was awarded the
James Quinn MemorialScholarship and from Shel-
don Rebecca Lund was
given the VINE (Rice Lake)
Scholarship for Early Child-
hood Education
Lake Holcombe School students can earn books for themselves and the school library thanks to the North-ern White Sand Plant in New Auburn Each month the school staff chooses a student from each grade levelwho has demonstrated being respectful responsible and safe The plant then provides a book for each stu-dent to keep for themselves and a hard copy is donated to the library in honor of that student Book winnersfor November from preKto 12th grade are Oscar Naiberg Kiley PaffBrooklyn Anders OliviaRepka Robert LuethiQuinn Porter ShaniaSchroeder Megan LuethiKaden Crank KyraWright Ryanna OlmstedKaitlin Pastorius DevinLebal and Chase Fronk
(Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School third and fourth-grade studentscelebrate the last day before Christmas vacation byexchanging gifts with each other in the classroomthrough secret Santa (Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School
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KEVINrsquoS REFRIGERATION SER-
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PUBLIC NOICES 983085 CLASSIFIEDS Tursday January 7 2016
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Submitted by Jackie McDaniel
Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club President
The Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club (LHWC) completes
many community projects throughout the year Several of
those projects are done every December
Each year the club receives several names of children
from the Lake Holcombe School who are in need of some
Christmas cheer delivered to them Dec 10 was the day Ra-
mona Scharf Jackie Fredricksen Nancy Glenzer and Mary
Froehlich members of the LHWC did their shopping for
several youngsters in Holcombe
ldquoWe have been doing this for a few years and it feels better
every yearrdquo said Scharf ldquoFor several years we have re-
ceived an added donated gift card from the Chippewa Falls
Walmart to help with the costrdquo
After wrapping the gifts they are given to the Lake Hol-
combe School for delivery just in time for Christmas
On Dec 17 the LHWC Cheer Bag committee gathered at
Jackie McDanielrsquos house to assemble cheer bags for 35 peo-
ple in the Holcombe community
ldquoThe womenrsquos club has been delivering cheer bags for
about 20 yearsrdquo said Judy Taylor member
Gordyrsquos County Market in Cornell donated fruit and
candy and quick breads were baked by LHWC members for
the cheer bags After the added tissue paper a Christmas
card and a candy cane were tied with ribbon to give them a
ldquofestive lookrdquo
ldquoThe few hours we spend getting the cheer bags ready is
all worthwhile when we see the smile on peoples faces when
we drop off their special giftrdquo said Taylor
The Childrenrsquos Christmas and Cheer Bag projects along
with the Lake Holcombe School Scholarships are supported
by bake sales the LHWC holds throughout the year Mem-
bers say the LHWC will continue these projects with support
from the Holcombe community and the Holcombe Lions
Club
AREA NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage16
After a Dec 28 winter storm Amanda Olichwier andher daughter Macie Cornell built a tunnel andplayed in the snow outside the Courier Sentinel of-fice Amanda said they were going to build a snow-man but the snow wouldnrsquot pack good enoughLater a friendly plowman gave Macie a bigger hillto go sledding (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Womenrsquos club continues annual holiday projects
Left to right Jackie McDaniel Judy Taylor BarbaraRyser (Jackiersquos sister) Mary Froehlich Yvonne Ca-hoon and Norma Arts with Tom Taylor (Judyrsquos son)in the back stand in front of the cheer bags theLake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club compiled for fami-lies in the Holcombe community
(Submitted Photo)
To the right The Cadott sixth-grade black and goldchoir performed three songs during a Dec 22 win-ter concert including Send Down the Rain whichEmily Malecki (middle row far left) said was their favorite song to sing Other sixth graders picturedleft to right in front are Sam Scheidler Ethan Duck
and Ella Zais Right from Malecki are Hailee Glennand Jaime Rodriguez In back are Teanna Miles andShane Pilgrim (Photo by Kayla Peche)
To a packed Cadott elementary gym Dec 22 fifthgrader Angel Hladilek and her classmates in bandperformed Beethovenrsquos Ninth and Lets Go Band apep band song students put a Christmas twist on
Other performances during the evening includedfifth and sixth-grade black and gold choir and the
Cadott Winter Concert
Hats scarves and mittens adorn a Spirit of Christmas tree at the Cadott Courier Sentinel
office Through the Spirit of Christmas pro-gram parents in the Chippewa Valley can fillout an application for their children After re-ceiving donations from individuals and organ-izations at collection locations warm weather attire is picked up by volunteers and distrib-uted to children in need
(Photo by Heather Dekan)
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ment a trench is dug new tile is put down
and a sump pump is installed
The Courier Sentinel holds a Diaper Drive
with almost 1500 infantadult diapers col-
lected for local food pantries
Cadott student Tyler Miles takes first place
in the CO2 Dragster competition at a Team
Problem Solving contest in Eau Claire
Dr Tonya Prokop joins Kromrey Chiro-
practic in Cadott After graduating from
Flambeau High School Prokop received her
doctorate degree from Northwestern HealthScience University in Bloomington Minn
With the possibility of a $700000 deficit
in 2016-17 the Lake Holcombe School
Board discusses needing a ldquoworst case sce-
nariordquo referendum to ldquoplugrdquo the financial
hole
Steve and Wendy Sin-
gleton open Wendyrsquos
Stacker Cafe on Bridge
Street in Cornell
The Cornell Fire De-
partment extinguishes a
skidsteer fire at the Scott
Mohr farm on County
Highway D east of Cor-
nell
Cornell is awarded a$5000 Urban Forestry
Grant to assist in a tree in-
ventory to help make
plans for the arrival of the
emerald ash borer
A daddydaughter dance
is held at Lake Holcombe
School for area fathers to
treat their daughters to an
evening of dancing
dressed in finery
BirthsCarsten Payton
Bri-Ana Schofield
Sawyer Thon Benjamin
Briggs
Deaths Donald Craker
Rosetta Walker Elsie Melville ClarenceWalsvik Gary Jones Joan Melgaard Philip
Lukowicz Lynn Johnson Jr Nancy Maurina
February
Donna Woodcock takes over as the new
Cadott postmaster
Cleoan Wright is hired as the new Cornell
Police Department secretary
Cornell School Board member Lyle Briggs
is recognized for 20 years of service on the
school board at a ceremony in Milwaukee
The Lake Holcombe Boys Basketball team
receives $1000 from the Lake Holcombe
Lions Club for new uniforms
The Chippewa River Rendezvous organi-
zation holds a sledding event at Brunet Island
State Park
Cornell Bank Mutual will close their doorsin May along with six other branches as part
of an efficiency and expense reduction effort
Cadott Elementary School second-grade
student Parker Davis makes his 100th deposit
into the school banking program with Citi-
zenrsquos State Bank
The Cornell City Council increases the
full-time police officer wage to $1931hour
Cadott Route 2 mail carrier John Munroe
retires after 24 years on the job Munroe re-
ceived his first full-time route in 1999 and
plans to remain in the Lafayette area
Cadott Lions Club president Brian Dulmes
presents Cadott School Board presidentCedric Boettcher with $1000 for the school
lunch program
The classes of 2006-2008 take home
championship honors at the Lake Holcombe
School basketball alumni tournament Bruce
Anderson is
named as the 2015
Lake Holcombe
honorary sports
fan
The Cornell Ele-
mentary School
ldquoJumps for Heartrdquo
collecting more
than $2100
Births Liam
BollomDeaths Dale
Stipek Patricia
Sippy Bette Bit-
ter Caroline Au-
dorff Beatrice
Mickelson Phillip
Puljas Guy
Crosby Florence
Giebel Luella
Douville
March
The Cadott Fire
Department ex-
presses a concern
to the Cadott Vil-
lage Board about
the yearly $1500 charge for a water meterThe Cornell Elementary School receives a
visit from the WQOW Channel 18 meteorol-
ogist team and hosts a weather academy
MRG Patty a Lowline Angus cow owned
by Mark and Tammy Gilles of Sigel Sunset
Ranch in Cadott wins National Champion
with her calf at the 2015 National Western
Livestock Show in Denver Colo
Freshman Andrew Gunderson and senior
Austin Najbrt represent Cadott at the state
wrestling tournament
The Walthers family in Cadott welcomes
foreign exchange student Jason Ng from
Hong Kong China
Cadott Boy Scout Trenton Weiss meets
with Gov Scott Walker as a youth delegate
and delivers an annual report to the governor and members of the Wisconsin Legislature
Rhonda Mataczynski retires after 39 years
as the Lake Holcombe Com-
munity Theater director
The River Country Plaza
Veterans Memorial sees a new
addition in the form of a Viet-
nam Veterans Association
Flag
A Cadott man is injured in
an explosion at Greener Acres
Transmission after he attempts
to cut open a metal drum with
a blow torch
Former Congressmen Tom
Petri and Dave Obey speak at
the Cadott School District todiscuss civic participation and
congressional work
Cornell eighth grader Jor-
dan Shackleton sets a new
school record at an archery
tournament in Sparta
The Cadott Hornets Archery
team takes aim at national
competition after they place
first in all four of their tourna-
ments Helping the team on to
the next level and earning a
new school record is senior Kaeden Thom
A fire damages the Building
Blocks Early Learning Center
in Cadott after kids and em-
ployees leave for the day
Kaden Kinney Lake Hol-
combe seventh grader heads
to Lexington Ky with his
horse Willow to compete in
the Road to the Horse All-Star
Shootout
Births Chase Anthony Cyress Krueger
Presley Boisvert Obadiah Yeager
Deaths Urban Gass Helen Simmerman
Rune Ruud Michael Westerberg Fred Gass
Kay Roscoe Edward Boris Amy Shilts
Naomi KaveenApril
The Chippewa Valley Electric Cooperative
plans to demolish their current building built
in 1951 and construct a new office and truck
garage Employees plan to relocate to a va-
cant building on Main Street formerly Dr
Lanersquos Dental Office
The Cornell Camaraderie Club packs their
1900th box to send overseas to the troops
Cornell citizen Bertha Leja turns 100
Cal Demulling 8 Cadott takes first place
in the Special Olympic basketball skills at the
district level
The Cornell Archery team takes first at a
tournament in Cashton During the tourna-
ment sophomore McKenzie Weggen breaks
the school record set by eighth grader JordanShackleton
An apartment complex on Cadottrsquos Main
Street is damaged when a kitchen fire breaks
out in the building
Larry Sime River Country Store manager
retires after 53 years in the seedfeed indus-
try
The Lake Holcombe FFA holds a Spring
Madness Food Drive to provide Easter meals
for the Lake Holcombe Food Pantry During
the week-long drive more than 1000 items
are collected in addition to $400
Cadott holds their alumni tournament
weekend with the classes of 2005 and 2007
taking first place in the gold division basket-
ball matchups and the class of 2001 bringing
home the trophy for the black divisionThe Cornell High School hosts a Job Fair
and Business Expo sponsored by the Cornell
Area Betterment Association
The Cadott Hornets Archery team brings
home their seventh state title after they com-
pete at the NASP State Championship The
team sets a new state record
The Cornell FFA forestry team takes first-
place honors at the Agricultural Technology
Contest in River Falls
The Lake Holcombe School agriculture
department receives more than $21000 from
the Don ldquoTinyrdquo Albrecht estate to help stu-
dents go on field trips
Danielle Gygi Holcombe receives the
Good Citizen Award from the Eau Claire
Chapter of the Daughters of the AmericanRevolution
Crescent Meats Cadott earns Grand
Champion with their head cheese at a Meat
Product Show
Nick Seng is crowned as the Lake Hol-
combe 2015 Junior Prom king while Ka-
reese Jiskra reigns as Prom queen
Cadott names Austin Anderson as the 2015
Junior Prom king while Elizabeth Kyes is
crowned queen
Erica Rutherford a second grader atLake Holcombe dances with her grandpa Frank Rutherford at thesecond annual DaddyDaughter Dance Jan 23
(Photo by Monique Westaby)
Sigel Sunset Ranch in Cadott takes home firstplace honors at the National Western LivestockShow cowcalf division in January with their Low-line Angus beef cow Patti and her calf Bond Pos-ing with the champion cattle left to right areMadeline Bode owner Tammy Gilles owner MarkGilles judge Blake Bloomberg associationprincess Laramie Coffey association queen BridgetHoffman handler and ranch employee Shea Esserand handler Samantha Straley (Submitted Photo)
Cadott sophomore Brandon Pederson found outthe hard way the dangers of distracted driving dur-ing the April 10 Stop the Texts Stop the Wrecks as-sembly The Cadott students and a few faculty
members rode a childrenrsquos bicycle between conesacross the gym while trying to text and ldquodriverdquo (Photo by Kayla Peche)
The Cornell Fair was held Friday June 12 through Sunday June 14 offeringrides carnival food free music and the Cornell Lions Club famous charcoalchicken dinner (Photo by Monique Westaby)
YEAR IN REVIEW Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage8
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Births Peityn Nikolai Lucy Patten Bryn-
ley Hoff
Deaths Edna Pagenkopf the Rev Jere-
miah Cashman Suzanne Stubb Lydia
Tkachuk Mary Ann Kocher Senior Master
Sgt Phillip Gygi Charles Sikora Melvin
Mattson Frances Matschee Roy Yohnk
Dorothy Reeve Genevieve Jackson Evelyn
Swanson Ursula Preston
May
The Hornet Hustle Fun Run has 92 partic-ipants and raises about $1400 for a Cadott
eighth-grade field trip
The Cornell School Board accepts the res-
ignations of first-grade teacher Jason Jaenke
and marketing and business instructor Ryan
Helke
The Cornell High School plays host to the
ldquoEnchanted Eveningrdquo Junior Prom where
Curtis Hakes is crowned as king while Eliz-
abeth Sproul reigns as queen
World War II veteran and Cornell native
Eino Martino boards the Never Forgotten
Honor Flight to Washington DC
Seventeen Cornell Spanish students chap-
eroned by parents and faculty members
travel to Spain
After fundraising for a year and a halfLake Holcombe band and choir students
make the 1374 mile trip to San Antonio
Cadott junior Elizabeth Kyes hits a new
personal best in the triple jump at a Gilman
invitational
The Miller Pharmacy in Cadott is held up
at gun point when a suspect demands em-
ployees give him medication and wallets
Twenty-six seniors receive their diplomas
during commencement exercises at Lake
Holcombe School Danielle Gygi served as
class valedictiorian with Katie Ruhde as
salutatorian
Vito and Linda Sblendorio Holcombe are
recognized statewide for their weight loss
through TOPS Vito lost over 50 pounds
while Linda lost more than 60 poundsParents friends and faculty are on hand to
witness the graduation of 45 Cadott High
School seniors including valedictorian Luke
Bell and salutatorian Quinn Hartzell
The Cornell-Lake Holcombe Knights Girls
and Boys Track teams take the East Lakeland
Conference title for 2015
BirthsKylee Tomkowiak
Deaths Rudolph Arneson Verlon Cowell
Barbara Smith Raymond VanDenHeuvel
Charles Sadler Joseph Taylor Sylvia Ringer
Joann Palmer Eldora Clary Robert Page
Janet Lacina Mary Smock
June
Friends and family gather at Staudacher
Field in Holcombe in memory of Nathan
Zamsky raising $10000 during the secondannual Nathanrsquos Wish Angel Wings of Love
fundraiser
With enough interest from
Cornell and Lake Holcombe
Schools the Knights form a
co-op golf team for the spring
sports line-up
Because of a proposal
brought to the Cornell City
Council by member Terry
Smith the pulpwood Stacker
might be taken out of retire-
ment and used for an observa-tion deck or bungee jump
The Cadott Hornets Track
teams complete a successful
run in regional and sectional
meets sending nine individu-
als to state competition
Cornell-Lake Holcombe
Knights senior Eric Nedland advances to
state competition for the second straight year
The Cadott Hornets Golf team earns a re-
gional championship at home for the second
year in a row
Cornell friends family and faculty gather
for commencement ceremonies for the 2015
graduating class ldquoClosing the chapterrdquo is the
theme from valedictorian Gretchen
Schroeder and salutatorian Brianna JohnsonCadott boasts champion honors in the form
of junior Elizabeth Kyes who brings home a
state win in the 400-meter dash
Katie Matott is awarded Cornellrsquos Citizen
of the Year
The Lake Holcombe Theater department
presents The Music Man Jr
Births Gavin Richardson Autumn Es-
linger Aubree Parish Blake Rudnick
Deaths Geraldine Ducommun Mary
Holznagel June Ewer Patricia Semanko
Charles Smith Mabel Strzok Beverly
Eichelt Mary Brewington Claire Frank
Mathilda Ramminger Jane Malison Thomas
Sommerfeld Joan Sackmann
July
Corey Sedlacek 1992 Cadott High Schoolgraduate is named vice-president of Lockton
Dunning Benefits
Country Fest features acts such as Keith
Urban Rascal Flatts and Tim McGraw
With about 5 inches of rain that came
down in the Chippewa Valley over the course
of a day ditches over run streams and rivers
are at capacity and roads are washed away
After 36 years Dr Ned Willkom hangs up
his dentistry tools in Cadott
Severe storms hit the area over the week-
end leaving downed trees in its wake
The search for 54-year-old Tammy Jovaag
is called off after almost a month goes bysince she went missing from Holcombe
Cadott plays host to Rock Fest which
draws in acts like Judas Priest Godsmack
and Shinedown
Residents let their voices be heard about
the historic 108-year-old Cobban Bridge in
Jim Falls After hearing Chippewa County
might decide to tear down the structure the
community begins efforts to ldquosave the Cob-
ban Bridgerdquo
Dave Koch scores a hole-in-one at Ent-
wood Golf Course in Holcombe while just a
few miles away Steve McDaniel hits his own
hole-in-one at Twin Oaks Golf Course
Births Gabriel Hill Lena Zenner Levi
Lehman Madyson McIlquham Madden
Gindt Cooper Rubenzer Justice SchofieldChase Westaby Kristie Hakes Jeremiah
Helgerson
Deaths Shirley Wagner Donna Decker
Sharon Lange Leonard Peterson Violet
Paulsen Gerald Holznagel Herman Starck
Karen Phillippi Elizabeth Bell Lloyd Proku-
pek Lawrence Sedlacek Emma Andre
Lloyd JuVette
August
Caitlin Larson is crowned Miss Cadott
Nabor Days at the 61st annual celebration
Dorothy Zweifel and her husband George
stop by the Cornell Fire Hall to express their
thanks to the firefighters who rescued her
after she fell into a well on the couplersquos prop-
erty in May During the fall into the 16-foot
hole 72-year-old Dorothy sustained brokenribs a broken collarbone and fractures in her
back as well as cuts and bruises
Bicyclists from the Highground Tour pass
through Cornell on their way to the High-
ground Veterans Memorial in Neillsville
Cornell school bus driver Mickey Bates re-
tires after driving the State Highway 64 route
for 30 years
Golfers turn out to chase the elusive hole-
in-one at the annual Cornell Lions Golf Tour-
nament at Twin Oaks and Entwood Golf
Courses in Holcombe Earning top honors
are the team of Dave DeJongh Mike Rivers
Tim Smith and Neal VerhulstOur Saviorrsquos Lutheran Church in Cornell
celebrates its 100th anniversary with a fel-
lowship meal along with sharing memories
through photo albums
Cornell resident Mike Rivers records his
first hole-in-one at the Bloomer Golf Course
After Cadott Hornets head football coach
Jeff Cruschiel is diagnosed with esophageal
cancer his team rallies to his support and
dedicates their opening season game to him
The Swinging Fore a Cause organization
reaches its 10th year in support of the Lake
Holcombe School and students holding their
annual golf fundraiser at Entwood Course
Births Teagen DeMars Levi Patton Bre-
anna Spath
Deaths Elaine Dressler Joseph MorfootBill Felmlee James Rahn Frank Popelka
Donald Rose Marilyn Schroeder Norman
Pagenkopf
September
Northwestern Bank Cornell celebrates its
80th birthday
Borderline Rebel 4-H Club member Saige
Sikora is recognized for her leadership citi-
zenship and community service while Quinn
Sikora is honored for 12 years as a 4-H mem-
ber
Holy Cross Catholic Church in Cornell hits
its 100 year milestone
The Lake Holcombe Lions annual golf
tournament is deemed a success Taking first
place are Randy and Mary Dicus and Jeff
and Shana LudvigsenCadott Miller Pharmacy is robbed at gun
YEAR IN REVIEW Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page 9
Cadott head coach Jeff Chrusciel hugs graduatedHornet players from last yearrsquos team during an Aug21 halftime ceremony honoring Chrusciel
(Photo by Kayla Peche)
Over 75 cars were on display at the Lake Holcombe Lions annual car show Sept 13 and showgoers filled the rowschecking out the classic vehicles Cars and trucks like the 1928 Ford Model AA from Larry Verhulst Holcombe 1969
Chevelle from Paul Hruby Holcombe and the 1929 Ford Coupe Hot Rod from ldquoJimmy Boyrdquo Edming Glen Flora gracedthe Lake Holcombe Lions Pavilion grounds at Staudacher Field Those in attendance voted for the car or truck theythought should win while listening to music from the rsquo50s and rsquo60s (Photos by Monique Westaby)
(Continued on Page 10)
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point for the second time in a year Ryan
Lemke is arrested shortly after and charged
with both robbies
The Lake Holcombe Lions Club holds
their annual car show at Staudacher Field
More than 75 ldquoclassicrdquo cars are on display for
the public to view
Cadottrsquos Austin Goettl and Kayla Dubiel
are crowned Homecoming King and Queen
BirthsGraham Willkom Ryder Yeager
Deaths Carmen Laflin Rebecca Bell
Gretchen Halstead Edward Jenneman JeanTodahl Kenneth Zaruba Mae Willkom
Lloyd McEathron Jim Hochstedler Ray-
mond Sedlacek Vernon Dunston
October
The Cornell City Council is concerned the
historic log stacker could become a safety
issue after inspections reveal areas of the
structure need to be repaired
William Hattamer and Bailey Viegut are
crowned as the Lake Holcombe Homecom-
ing King and Queen
Jim Falls youth Rebecca Berg 6 and Kae-
lyn Seidlitz 5 make the trip to the National
Pedal Pull in South Dakota
Cornell Community Ed sponsors a scare-
crow decorating contest at Mill Yard Park
Taking home first place in the business cate-gory is Northwestern Bank and winning for
the family set is the Jane Ash family
The Cadott Police Department will receive
a new squad car with help from an equipment
grant A 2016 Ford Explorer Police Intercep-
tor sport utility vehicle is scheduled to arrive
around the first of the year
Cornell elects Cole Stephens and Elizabeth
Sproul as its reigning royalty for Homecom-
ing festivities
A new youth equine program is started at
the Doggone Ranch in Cornell to educate
kids on how to handle animals
Although an after school program is of-
fered to Cadott parents after almost no inter-
est the program is cancelled
The Lake Holcombe Volleyball team brings home the East Lakeland Conference
title going undefeated on the season
United States Army Reserve Chief Warrant
Officer David Conrad hangs up his fatigues
and returns to his Holcombe roots after 40
years in military service
Knights senior Sam Peterson becomes the
first runner to ever earn All-Conference for
the Cornell-Lake
Holcombe boys
cross country
team
A benefit is
held for Cadott
head coach Jeff
Chrusciel who
says he canrsquot
thank everyoneenough for their
support
The Cadott
Lions hold their
annual District
Governors Night
with Larry
Bradley presid-
ing Bradley
awarded the Birch-Sturm Fellowship to Lion
Dr Bernard Schwetz Lion Robert Thorson
was presented the Melvin Jones Fellowship
while Donnie Kolpien was named as Cadott
Lion of the Year
The Cornell and Lake Holcombe Lions
Clubs join to award Alois Olichwier and Ron
Plumer with the Birch-Sturm Fellowshipaward Receiving Lion of the Year are Ray
Guthman and Rick Mitchell
The Cornell Fire Department turns 101
years old
From rural Cornell to Rome farm boy
Daniel Sedlacek takes the next step on his
priesthood journey becoming ordained a
deacon
Births Greyson Dahm Kasey Miland
Koda Peterson Henry Zieche
Deaths Louise Freeman Mark Hall
James Michal II Kathy Johansen Elwood
Beaudin John Sims Larry Braden Patrick
Hoover Raleigh Hakes Neil Boyea Thomas
Smith Jr Roy Emerson Donald Weggen
Henry Rubenzer David Braden
November
Lake Holcombe School will have a new
electronic sign advertising school events
thanks to the Lake Holcombe PRIDE Com-
mittee
Cornell School Board member Eileen
Sikora is honored by the Wisconsin Associa-
tion of School Boards for reaching Level 5
the highest level of the associationrsquos recog-
nition pro-
gram
To honor
those who
have passed
the Cornell
Veterans Last
Manrsquos Club
continues at
the CornellAmerican Le-
gion Hall The
club started
in 1957 orig-
nally had 44
members and
now 57 years
later only one
member of the
club remains ndash Charles Johnson
The Cadott Elementary School receives
new school spirit T-shirts sponsored by Peo-
ple Active in Cadottrsquos Education At the start
of the school year students designed a new
shirt The winning entry came from third
grader Kaylee Hamlin
Thanks to Cornell residentAshley Bera and others with
the American Heart Associa-
tion a new bill could be
passed requiring CPR to be
taught in schools
The Cornell Knights of
Columbus Council Jean
Brunet 4948 earns the distinc-
tion of Star Council one of the
organizationrsquos top awards
After spending a few
months in a temporary loca-
tion on Main Street while the
old building was demolished
the Chippewa Valley Electric
Cooperative offices are back
in their South 8th Street loca-tion
Because of a $1200 dona-
tion from the Wisconsin Veter-
ans Tribute the Cadott
Community Library will offer
iPads for patron use
Cadott athletic director Jim
Sekel is named as the District
1 Athletic Director of the Year
by the Wisconsin Athletic Di-
rectors Association
The Cornell Elementary School collects
more than 1700 items for the food pantry
For the second year in a row Sheldon
brothers RJ and Kaden Kinney earn a trip
to the MSA Worlds Championship
Deaths Robert Readinger SharonAdolphson Lyle Buttke Charles Johnson
Helen Hinds Fred Bosteder Jr Herbert
Wriedt Melvin Gass Shirley Parsons De-
loris Pischke Julia Wojtyna
December
The Wisconsin Veterans Tribute donates
two signs depicting the Star Spangled Ban-
ner and the Pledge of Alegiance to the Cadott
Elementary School
The late Naval Lt Jerry Irwin is inducted
into the UW-Stout Hall of Heroes
After 15 years with the Marshfield Clinic
Cornell Center Dr Erik Dickson says
farewell to his patients and colleagues ac-
cepting a position outside the Marshfield
Clinic system
Dixonrsquos Apple Orchard south of Cadottholds a community Deck the Halls event with
pizzas cupcakes and more
Cornell senior Curtis Hakes is nominated
for the US Presidential Scholars program
AampD Docks Cornell plans to move less
than a mile away after they purchase land
from the city at the industrial airport
A bottle of alcohol honoring the last man
is opened at the Cornell American Legion
Hall After sitting for 54 years members
opened the booze and toasted Charles John-
son who passed away in November
The Cadott Area Historical Museum getsa new sign thanks to an anonymous donation
Lake Holcombe Track coach Jake Ebner is
named as the Wisconsin Track Coaches As-
sociationrsquos Coach of the Year
About 800 people attend the Kids Commu-
nity Christmas Party in Cornell
Cornell graduate Dale Hetke is promoted
to Air Force colonel
After vandals once again strike at the
Cadott water tower the Cadott Village Board
discusses destruction prevention
Although comprehensive planning has
been the topic for months at Lake Holcombe
Town Board meetings the board decides
against a referendum on the subject
After 46 years serving the Cornell area
chiropractor Earl ldquoDocrdquo Boettcher retires
A-1 Agricultural Zoning is passed by the
Cornell City Council for a plot of land on
Riverside Drive after a request came from
Al and Sue Potaczek to have the land zoned
to construct a businessFor the first time the Lake Holcombe and
Ladysmith School Districts combine to offer
a Winter Jazz Gala to friends and family The
event held at Paradise Shores in Holcombe
had performances from each school as well
as guest saxophonist Jerod Kaszynski
Energy prices for Cadott customers are set
for the next nine years after the village board
approves extending the electrical cost until
2024
The Cornell-Lake Holcombe Knights
Cross Country team receives the 2015 East
Lakeland Conference Sportsmanship Award
Births Ella Christie Roman Hover Jack-
son Taylor
Deaths Judy Falzerano Ronald Baker
Penny Spaeth Violet Holtman Danny ClarkLinda Thom Dennis St Aubin
Jeremiah Hattamer kindergarten gives Marine Corps Sgt Joseph Harp ahearty handshake following the Lake Holcombe School Veterans Day Program(Photos by Monique Westaby)
As one of her more unique pieces Jean Bowe dis-plays a snow globe with a nativity scene inside aspart of her collection Looking close Mary andJoseph can be seen in the background watching over baby Jesus in the manger (Photo by Ginna Young)
YEAR IN REVIEW Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 10
Mary Ann Cote Holcombe brought an unusualrusset potato with 10 growths attached into theCornell Courier Sentinel officeOct 6 Cote said her husbandClifford dug the tuber on theirfarm (Photo by Ginna Young)
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Schickʼs Bowl amp BrewTuesday Night
Ladies League StandingsDec 29 2015
Team W LLisa s Beauty Salon 9 3Cliffʼs Maple Sugars 8 4
Hellandʼs Hellions 7 5Schickʼs Bowl amp Brew 6 6Heaven Help Us 5 7 High Team Game LisaʼsBeauty Salon 624 Cliffʼs MapleSugars 570 Schickʼs Bowl ampBrew 506 High Team Series LisaʼsBeauty Salon 1720 CliffʼsMaple Sugars 1494 SchickʼsBowl amp Brew 1482 High Individual GameSarah Whittaker 187 Peg Hat-tamer 165 Mary Cowell 157 High Individual SeriesSarah Whittaker 451 RhondaKimball 434 Mary Cowell 429
ndash Bowling ndash
ndash Basketball Standings ndash
ndash Pool ndash
Courier Sentinel Page 11 Tursday Januar y 7 2016
bull Cadott bullBoys Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Osseo-Fairchild 730 pmMon Jan 11 at Cornell 545 pmThur Jan 14 at Fall Creek 730 pmBoys JV BasketballFri Jan 8 at Osseo-Fairchild 545 pm
Mon Jan 11 at Cornell 545 pmThur Jan 14 at Fall Creek 545 pmGirls Varsity Basketball
Thur Jan 7 Stanley-Boyd 730 pmMon Jan 11 at Cornell 715 pmTue Jan 12 at McDonell 730 pmGirls JV BasketballThur Jan 7 Stanley-Boyd 545 pmTue Jan 12 at McDonell 545 pmVarsity WrestlingSat Jan 9 Invitational (Alumni Day) 10 amThur Jan 14 Stan-Bd (Parent Night) 730 pm
JV WrestlingSat Jan 9 at EC North 830 amSat Jan 9 Invitational 10 amThur Jan 14 Stanley-Boyd 7 pm
bull Cornell bullBoys Varsity BasketballThur Jan 7 Bruce 715 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 1 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pmBoys JV Basketball
Thur Jan 7 Bruce 545 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 245 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pmGirls Varsity BasketballThur Jan 7 Bruce 545 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 245 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pm
bull Lake Holcombe bullBoys Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Birchwood 715 pm
Tue Jan 12 New Auburn 715 pmBoys JV Basketball
Fri Jan 8 at Birchwood 545 pmMon Jan 11 LCO 715 pmTue Jan 12 New Auburn 545 pmGirls Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Birchwood 545 pmTue Jan 12 New Auburn 545 pmGirls JV BasketballMon Jan 11 LCO 545 pm
bull Cornell-Lake Holcombe-Gilman bullVarsity Wrestling
Thur Jan 7 at Shell Lake 6 pm
Sat Jan 9 at Shell Lake 10 amThur Jan 14 at Flambeau 7 pm
Jan 7 14
bull SPORTSWEEK bull
2015-16 West CloverbeltConference Boys BasketballTeam W LMcDonell 4 0Altoona 3 1Regis 3 1Fall Creek 2 2Stanley-Boyd 2 2Cadott 1 3Osseo-Fairchild 1 3Thorp 0 4
2015-16 West CloverbeltConference Girls Basketball
Team W LRegis 5 0Fall Creek 4 1Altoona 3 2Stanley-Boyd 3 2McDonell 2 3Thorp 2 3Osseo-Fairchild 1 4Cadott 0 5
2015-16 East LakelandConference Boys BasketballTeam W LCornell 3 1Birchwood 2 1Bruce 2 1Lake Holcombe 2 1New Auburn 2 2Flambeau 1 3Winter 0 3
2015-16 East LakelandConference Girls Basketball
Team W LFlambeau 5 0Bruce 4 0Birchwood 2 2Lake Holcombe 2 2Cornell 2 3New Auburn 0 4Winter 0 4
Hornets battle at Badger ClassicBy Kayla Peche
During a two-day tournament at River Falls Dec 29-30
the Cadott Hornets Wrestling team took on 11 schools in Di-
vision 3 for a Northern Badger Wrestling Classic
With 1145 points the Hornets landed in fifth place with
freshman James Pfeiffer leading the wayAt 152 pounds Pfeiffer won three matches by fall with
two in less than 4 minutes In the third-place battle Pfeiffer
lost by a 5-3 decision to Cody Frederick of Boyceville for his
fourth-place finish
Following Pfeiffer were Tyler Gillett senior and Andrew
Gunderson sophomore who each took sixth place Gillett
received 275 points for Cadott and Gunderson earned 24 points dropping a competitor to the mat in 36 seconds during
one matchup
Eighth-place sophomore Bailey Gillett scored 18 points
during the tournament but lost the seventh-place match with
an 8-5 decision to Sam Burns from River Falls
Also scoring for the team were senior Brandon Pederson
junior Ethan Haider sophomore Josef Hite and freshman CJ
Spaeth
Cadott will return to the mat to host a Hornet wrestling
tournament Jan 9
Earning Best Effort for the Hornets freshmanMitchell Gunderson tries to peel away from his 170-pound contender Gunderson lost the match by onepoint but Cadott left their gym with a win 66-9against Eau Claire Regis (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Mud Brook Pool LeagueWeek 7
ResultsBogieʼs I 6 vs Bogieʼs II 3Arnold 1 vs Tedʼs 8 Big Min-now 4 vs Black Bear 5 Flaterʼs4 vs Roseʼs 5 Big Swedeʼs 6
vs Cookieʼs 3Standings W LTedʼs 48 15Bogieʼs I 36 27Big Swedes 33 30Bogieʼs II 32 31Cookieʼs 32 31Big Minnow 30 33Black Bear 28 35Flaterʼs 27 36Roses 25 38Arnold 24 39
Sophomore Dakota Popp sticks with his Flambeauopponent on Cornellrsquos home court Dec 17 Poppalso brought the ball up the court for the Chiefs for most of the first-half offense Cornell hung on in aclose game pulling out the win 65-63
(Photo by Ginna Young)
Carley Yeager makes a shot in the second half of agame against the Prentice Buccaneers Dec 3 TheLake Holcombe girls brought the game within 10points but couldnrsquot pull of a win ending behind 41-28 (Photo by Monique Westaby)
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OUDOORS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 12
Selina has only missed one year of her entire life of doing
a fly in and she loves heading north with family and friends
This year she won the big walleye bet for the week We
landed on a Saturday and got home on a Saturday We fished
hard laughed lots and stayed up late
July
Selina and I participated in two KAMO (Kids And Men-
tors Outdoors) camping trips
The first was on the Wisconsin River near Wisconsin
Dells and we had a blast The second was on the Petenwell
Flowage Fishing tubing bear baiting and lots of campfire
time with a lot of good people Check out KAMO at
wwwkamokidsorg
August
For several years I have taken Selina and three of her friends on a four-day outing to an island on the Flambeau
Flowage We tube swim sometimes fish and do a whole
bunch of nothing
September
Other than moose or elk hunting what wipes me out more
than anything is bear baiting then hunting This July through
mid October Selina and I (who both had tags) put thousands
of miles on my truck probably a couple hundred hours in
the woods and though we had plenty of big bear coming to
the baits it was all after dark
Acorns and way too many hunters in Zone C made it so
we went 32 hunts without seeing a bear while in a stand
October
October was our annual Mississippi River duck hunt near
Ferryville while camping on an island This trip is a classic
that my father started back in the late rsquo50s I have been
going on it for 44 years and Selina loves it
November
Deer camp
The Red Brush Gang has so much fun that no one wants
to leave This fall Selina became independent As long as
she is carrying a compass a daypack and hip boots she does
not need her dad
There is more to tell but no more space
Happy New Year
Sunset
An Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalAn Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalA Year in the Outdoors for Selina
Hello friends
So that I may stay home the week between Christmas and
New Yearrsquos I write a column about some of the highlights
of the year that is just coming to an end This yearrsquos column
for the most part is about some of the many outdoor adven-
tures I went on with my 14-year-old daughter Selina Wal-
ters
January
Selina her brothers Travis and Joey Dushek and I went
on a winter camping and ice fishing trip on the Mississippi
River near La Crosse We had planned on fishing near Fer-
ryville but there was not good ice (Discovery made upon
arrival)
I made some phone calls and we headed to La Crosse
where for the next two days we had great success on 27-34inch northern pike
February
Selina Gary Howe and I are entered in Prairie du Chienrsquos
annual fisheree which attracts a lot of fishermen and
women We stayed with the Howes had a blast and Selina
took first and second place in the kids northern pike division
with a couple of beautiful gators
This is not meant to be an insult but as big as this fisheree
is it would be wise for the folks in charge to boost the prizes
for our future fishermen Winning a fisheree when you are
14 is a really big deal for a kid
April
Selina just told me that her favorite sport is turkey hunt-
ing Each spring I take her to a new spot for Wisconsinrsquos
Youth Turkey Hunt
This year we were invited by my friend Rod Bensley to
hunt at his pheasant preserve near Beaver Dam Rod worked
it out so Selina could hunt on a neighborrsquos property as welland literally on the last minute of our two-day hunt Selina
harvested a beautiful gobbler
May
Selina and I hunted turkey on our food plot and as I men-
tioned she loves this sport The beauty about going from
the early April hunt to May is that spring is in full strut
comfortable naps can be taken in the blind and life is good
Selina whacked her second gobbler of the year one of the
biggest turkeys I have been part of harvesting
Later in May we headed to Marsh Miller Lake and stayed
at Birch Point Resort near Bloomer Each spring Selina
brings a friend and our good friend Paul Maire puts us up
in one of his cabins and we catch bluegills For Selina this
is another canrsquot miss trip
June
In a yearrsquos time I go on about 40 trips The two best are
Canada to Shultz Lake (Chimo Lodge and Outposts) anddeer camp
By Mark Walters
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A Snapshow ndash Not All
Skunks Are Bad
Early afternoon turned into
early evening and the couch was much cozier than sitting
in the cold But my mind wandered as I thought about all
the bucks that would walk past my stand in the swamp if
I wasnrsquot there
ldquoScott do you want to sit with merdquo I asked my hus-
band ldquoItrsquoll be lots of funrdquo
He rolled his eyes but said he would I think later he re-
gretted his decision
We made our way to the stand and by 342 pm we were
set ready to get the big guy I updated my Snapchat ldquoview-
ersrdquo of my new surroundings then checked on the status
of the game The Packers had the game tiedScott and I discussed how cool it would be if there was
a universal button that could be pushed which would suck
all the trees into the ground so you could see if anything
was hiding OK maybe not discussed but rather I men-
tioned it to him and he looked at me like I was crazy and
turned the other direction
A few minutes later I tapped him on the shoulder and
said it would make drives a lot easier and save time He
laughed agreed and continued with his careful watching
of the woods while I kept my eyes on the swamp
Another few minutes later I whispered ldquoWhat if
Sasquatch comes out of that thick stuff over thererdquo That
warranted an eye roll and more silence
My stomach growled and I reached in my pocket for
sustenance ndash a small plastic wrapper of Sprees I carefully
and what I thought was quietly unwrapped them Scott
looked at me like I was setting off a package of fireworks
and shook his head
Finally I got them unwrapped and clunk one fell to the
floor of the stand Then clunk tink tink three more fell
About 45 minutes more of these scenarios and Scott was
more than happy to call it quits exactly at season close ndash
449 pm
ldquoNo wonder you donrsquot see anythingrdquo he said as we
rounded everything up ldquoYou make more noise thanhelliprdquo
ldquohellipHey Irsquod like to remind you that I have seen some of
the biggest deer ever while huntingrdquo I interrupted him
He laughed at my candor reminding me that none of
them were hanging on our wall He was right but I didnrsquot
want to admit it
It was officially the end of opening weekend of gun deer
season and I had been skunked But that last night was my
favorite and although Scott may never go with me again
I have all the Snapchat memories to look back on
And the Packers won
Itrsquos a
irlrsquos
unting Life
B y M o n i q u e W e s t a b y
ndash DNR Outdoor Report ndashWith up to 10 inches across much of the state state park
and forest properties have groomed cross-country ski trails
Brunet Island State Park tracks are full depth but typical of
early season grooming there is debris and exposed turfsoil
scattered throughout Visitors should consider using rock skis
and proceed with caution
About a half dozen counties in far northern Wisconsin have
open or partially open snowmobile trailsMany northern lakes have refrozen but with new snowfall
ice conditions remain highly variable Anglers report up to 5
inches of ice in spots and those venturing out have found fish
Bear cubs will be born in their dens this month Most bull
elks have separated from the cowcalf groups and have re-
formed their bachelor groups
There is a good population of weasels this year with an
abundance of tracks
Great horned owls have begun hooting and claiming terri-
tories Bird feeders are loaded with song and common birds
including a mix of woodpeckers and winter birds Chick-
adees nuthatches gold finches cardinals blue jays and jun-
cos are busy grabbing a seed Red-headed pileated downy
hairy and red-bellied woodpeckers are also common visitors
In a late seasonbow hunt RockyWinchel 19 Shel-don shot this 17-point 17 78-inchspread buck with a
Mathews com-pound bow Dec30 The deer washarvested acrossthe road fromthe Winchel familyfarm around 420pm 18 yards fromthe tree stand fol-lowing a doe andtwo yearlings Thebuck had beenspotted on a trail
camera Oct 21 and didnrsquot appear again until Dec4 This is Winchelrsquos first buck with a bow
(Submitted Photo)
unter of
the Week
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SCHOOL NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page13
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Four Cornell teachershave earned theirMasters of Science de-grees in Education inthe area of ReadingSpecialists from UW-River Falls Those earn-ing their degree left toright on either sideof Cornell superinten-dent Dr Paul M Schleyare Ashley Rosentra-ter (fifth grade) EricaDeitelhoff (sixthseventhgrade) Chelsey Stein-metz (fourth grade) andErica Ruf (kindergarten)
(Submitted Photo)
Cornell graduate furthers career Brandan Licht a 2011 Cornell High
School graduate has graduated from the
Electromechanical Technology program at
Chippewa Valley Technical College
(CVTC) and already has a job lined up
working at Global Finishing Solutions in
Osseo
Electromechanical Technology students
learn how to design program and maintainautomated equipment used in modern man-
ufacturing plants CVTC program students
are typically recruited by companies after
completing just one year of the two-year pro-
gram and that was the case with Licht
ldquoI had two semesters done and I was al-
ready working for Global Finishing Solu-
tions as a part-time internrdquo Licht said of the
business where he will do electrical design
work ldquoThey offered a tuition reimburse-
ment which was really nicerdquo
Licht initially studied in an information
technology program at CVTC and worked at
EDI in Chippewa Falls then decided on achange in programs
ldquoIrsquove really been into electronics and
Electromechanical Technology fit that billrdquo
Licht said ldquoI really like it You can imple-
ment what you learn every dayrdquo
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ndash Public Notices ndash
SCHOOL NEWS 983085 PUBLIC NOICES Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage14
NOTICE OF HEARING OF THE VILLAGE
BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF CADOTT
WISCONSIN TO CONSIDER AND TO ACT
UPON THE AMENDMENT OF THE ZONING
ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGEOF CADOTT WISCONSIN
WHEREAS an application has been made to the
village clerk of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin to
change certain zoning district classifications and
zoning district boundaries contained therein
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the village
board of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin will meet
at the office of the village clerk in the municipal
building in the Village of Cadott Chippewa County
Wisconsin on the 18th day of January 2016 at
635 pm to consider the amendment of the zon-
ing ordinance of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin
as follows
TO CHANGE FROM A-1 AGRICULTURAL TO
R-1 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
SEC 06 TWP 28N R06 W
S12 NE Lot 2 of Cert Sur Map 2287 in V10
P112
DOC 642348
Parcel number 22806-0613-72287002
Owners Dennis amp Diane Falkenberg
Any person interested in the matter and desiring
testimony or other evidence will be heard at the
time and place specified above
Dated Dec 22 2015
VILLAGE BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF
CADOTT CHIPPEWA COUNTY
WISCONSIN
BY Anson Albarado president ATTEST Sandra Buetow clerk
NOTICEVillage of Cadott
52-1570952 bull wnaxlp
In the past month Nancy Weissrsquo second-grade class has had an inquiry unit about Native Americans andcolonists Nick Kotek library media specialist showed students how to use a database to answer ques-tions centered around the question How did the Native Americans and colonists live during colonialtimes Students made a video of themselves using an Aurasma app which parents could see by usingan iPad Parents were invited to watch the inquiry project video and play Native American games withtheir children In math students learned the deep meaning of the equal sign (the value of equations is
the same) They have worked on many ways to solve number equations when the missing number is indifferent spots and have five ways to solve addition and subtraction problems to find the correct answerThe students are wearing their school spirit shirts courtesy of PACE
Cadott Elementary Class of the WeekNancy Weissrsquo
Second Grade
Volunteer Donna Hoelwraps gifts during theHoliday Shoppe at Cor-nell Elementary Itemswere donated for stu-dents to pick out giftsfor their families LakeHolcombe School Dis-trict made $349 for their
after school programand coordinator AndreaSmith said Cornellshould do the same(Photo by Kayla Peche)
Cornell third grader Alyssa Bowe checks out a dollfor one of her possible presents for a family mem-ber this Christmas as volunteer Harley Thompsontries to make the sale Bowe and other elementarystudents shopped around during the Dec 17 Cor-
nell Holiday Shoppe but after school coordinator Andrea Smith says volunteers are just as excitedas the kids for this event (Photo by Kayla Peche)
CornellHolidayShoppe
Area students receive scholarshipsWisconsin Indianhead
Technical College (WITC)
December scholarship
donorrecipient receptionswere held at the four WITC
campuses where nearly
$110000 in scholarships
were awarded This repre-
sents a 10 percent increase
in the amount awarded and
15 percent more students re-
ceiving scholarships com-
pared to fall 2014
ldquoThe WITC Foundation is
fortunate to be supported by
generous donors who want
to help our students achieve
their academic goalsrdquo said
Craig Fowler executive di-
rector of the WITC Founda-
tion and WITC-Rice Lakecampus administrator ldquoArea
businesses services and
civic clubs WITC faculty
and staff and other individ-
uals have made it possible
for the foundation to award
252 scholarships this fallrdquoBrooke Elliott Cornell
received two scholarshops
the Arrowhead Family Den-
tal Scholarship and the
Mary W Johnson Scholar-
ship
From Jim Falls Ashley
Howell was awarded the
James Quinn MemorialScholarship and from Shel-
don Rebecca Lund was
given the VINE (Rice Lake)
Scholarship for Early Child-
hood Education
Lake Holcombe School students can earn books for themselves and the school library thanks to the North-ern White Sand Plant in New Auburn Each month the school staff chooses a student from each grade levelwho has demonstrated being respectful responsible and safe The plant then provides a book for each stu-dent to keep for themselves and a hard copy is donated to the library in honor of that student Book winnersfor November from preKto 12th grade are Oscar Naiberg Kiley PaffBrooklyn Anders OliviaRepka Robert LuethiQuinn Porter ShaniaSchroeder Megan LuethiKaden Crank KyraWright Ryanna OlmstedKaitlin Pastorius DevinLebal and Chase Fronk
(Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School third and fourth-grade studentscelebrate the last day before Christmas vacation byexchanging gifts with each other in the classroomthrough secret Santa (Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School
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Submitted by Jackie McDaniel
Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club President
The Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club (LHWC) completes
many community projects throughout the year Several of
those projects are done every December
Each year the club receives several names of children
from the Lake Holcombe School who are in need of some
Christmas cheer delivered to them Dec 10 was the day Ra-
mona Scharf Jackie Fredricksen Nancy Glenzer and Mary
Froehlich members of the LHWC did their shopping for
several youngsters in Holcombe
ldquoWe have been doing this for a few years and it feels better
every yearrdquo said Scharf ldquoFor several years we have re-
ceived an added donated gift card from the Chippewa Falls
Walmart to help with the costrdquo
After wrapping the gifts they are given to the Lake Hol-
combe School for delivery just in time for Christmas
On Dec 17 the LHWC Cheer Bag committee gathered at
Jackie McDanielrsquos house to assemble cheer bags for 35 peo-
ple in the Holcombe community
ldquoThe womenrsquos club has been delivering cheer bags for
about 20 yearsrdquo said Judy Taylor member
Gordyrsquos County Market in Cornell donated fruit and
candy and quick breads were baked by LHWC members for
the cheer bags After the added tissue paper a Christmas
card and a candy cane were tied with ribbon to give them a
ldquofestive lookrdquo
ldquoThe few hours we spend getting the cheer bags ready is
all worthwhile when we see the smile on peoples faces when
we drop off their special giftrdquo said Taylor
The Childrenrsquos Christmas and Cheer Bag projects along
with the Lake Holcombe School Scholarships are supported
by bake sales the LHWC holds throughout the year Mem-
bers say the LHWC will continue these projects with support
from the Holcombe community and the Holcombe Lions
Club
AREA NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage16
After a Dec 28 winter storm Amanda Olichwier andher daughter Macie Cornell built a tunnel andplayed in the snow outside the Courier Sentinel of-fice Amanda said they were going to build a snow-man but the snow wouldnrsquot pack good enoughLater a friendly plowman gave Macie a bigger hillto go sledding (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Womenrsquos club continues annual holiday projects
Left to right Jackie McDaniel Judy Taylor BarbaraRyser (Jackiersquos sister) Mary Froehlich Yvonne Ca-hoon and Norma Arts with Tom Taylor (Judyrsquos son)in the back stand in front of the cheer bags theLake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club compiled for fami-lies in the Holcombe community
(Submitted Photo)
To the right The Cadott sixth-grade black and goldchoir performed three songs during a Dec 22 win-ter concert including Send Down the Rain whichEmily Malecki (middle row far left) said was their favorite song to sing Other sixth graders picturedleft to right in front are Sam Scheidler Ethan Duck
and Ella Zais Right from Malecki are Hailee Glennand Jaime Rodriguez In back are Teanna Miles andShane Pilgrim (Photo by Kayla Peche)
To a packed Cadott elementary gym Dec 22 fifthgrader Angel Hladilek and her classmates in bandperformed Beethovenrsquos Ninth and Lets Go Band apep band song students put a Christmas twist on
Other performances during the evening includedfifth and sixth-grade black and gold choir and the
Cadott Winter Concert
Hats scarves and mittens adorn a Spirit of Christmas tree at the Cadott Courier Sentinel
office Through the Spirit of Christmas pro-gram parents in the Chippewa Valley can fillout an application for their children After re-ceiving donations from individuals and organ-izations at collection locations warm weather attire is picked up by volunteers and distrib-uted to children in need
(Photo by Heather Dekan)
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Births Peityn Nikolai Lucy Patten Bryn-
ley Hoff
Deaths Edna Pagenkopf the Rev Jere-
miah Cashman Suzanne Stubb Lydia
Tkachuk Mary Ann Kocher Senior Master
Sgt Phillip Gygi Charles Sikora Melvin
Mattson Frances Matschee Roy Yohnk
Dorothy Reeve Genevieve Jackson Evelyn
Swanson Ursula Preston
May
The Hornet Hustle Fun Run has 92 partic-ipants and raises about $1400 for a Cadott
eighth-grade field trip
The Cornell School Board accepts the res-
ignations of first-grade teacher Jason Jaenke
and marketing and business instructor Ryan
Helke
The Cornell High School plays host to the
ldquoEnchanted Eveningrdquo Junior Prom where
Curtis Hakes is crowned as king while Eliz-
abeth Sproul reigns as queen
World War II veteran and Cornell native
Eino Martino boards the Never Forgotten
Honor Flight to Washington DC
Seventeen Cornell Spanish students chap-
eroned by parents and faculty members
travel to Spain
After fundraising for a year and a halfLake Holcombe band and choir students
make the 1374 mile trip to San Antonio
Cadott junior Elizabeth Kyes hits a new
personal best in the triple jump at a Gilman
invitational
The Miller Pharmacy in Cadott is held up
at gun point when a suspect demands em-
ployees give him medication and wallets
Twenty-six seniors receive their diplomas
during commencement exercises at Lake
Holcombe School Danielle Gygi served as
class valedictiorian with Katie Ruhde as
salutatorian
Vito and Linda Sblendorio Holcombe are
recognized statewide for their weight loss
through TOPS Vito lost over 50 pounds
while Linda lost more than 60 poundsParents friends and faculty are on hand to
witness the graduation of 45 Cadott High
School seniors including valedictorian Luke
Bell and salutatorian Quinn Hartzell
The Cornell-Lake Holcombe Knights Girls
and Boys Track teams take the East Lakeland
Conference title for 2015
BirthsKylee Tomkowiak
Deaths Rudolph Arneson Verlon Cowell
Barbara Smith Raymond VanDenHeuvel
Charles Sadler Joseph Taylor Sylvia Ringer
Joann Palmer Eldora Clary Robert Page
Janet Lacina Mary Smock
June
Friends and family gather at Staudacher
Field in Holcombe in memory of Nathan
Zamsky raising $10000 during the secondannual Nathanrsquos Wish Angel Wings of Love
fundraiser
With enough interest from
Cornell and Lake Holcombe
Schools the Knights form a
co-op golf team for the spring
sports line-up
Because of a proposal
brought to the Cornell City
Council by member Terry
Smith the pulpwood Stacker
might be taken out of retire-
ment and used for an observa-tion deck or bungee jump
The Cadott Hornets Track
teams complete a successful
run in regional and sectional
meets sending nine individu-
als to state competition
Cornell-Lake Holcombe
Knights senior Eric Nedland advances to
state competition for the second straight year
The Cadott Hornets Golf team earns a re-
gional championship at home for the second
year in a row
Cornell friends family and faculty gather
for commencement ceremonies for the 2015
graduating class ldquoClosing the chapterrdquo is the
theme from valedictorian Gretchen
Schroeder and salutatorian Brianna JohnsonCadott boasts champion honors in the form
of junior Elizabeth Kyes who brings home a
state win in the 400-meter dash
Katie Matott is awarded Cornellrsquos Citizen
of the Year
The Lake Holcombe Theater department
presents The Music Man Jr
Births Gavin Richardson Autumn Es-
linger Aubree Parish Blake Rudnick
Deaths Geraldine Ducommun Mary
Holznagel June Ewer Patricia Semanko
Charles Smith Mabel Strzok Beverly
Eichelt Mary Brewington Claire Frank
Mathilda Ramminger Jane Malison Thomas
Sommerfeld Joan Sackmann
July
Corey Sedlacek 1992 Cadott High Schoolgraduate is named vice-president of Lockton
Dunning Benefits
Country Fest features acts such as Keith
Urban Rascal Flatts and Tim McGraw
With about 5 inches of rain that came
down in the Chippewa Valley over the course
of a day ditches over run streams and rivers
are at capacity and roads are washed away
After 36 years Dr Ned Willkom hangs up
his dentistry tools in Cadott
Severe storms hit the area over the week-
end leaving downed trees in its wake
The search for 54-year-old Tammy Jovaag
is called off after almost a month goes bysince she went missing from Holcombe
Cadott plays host to Rock Fest which
draws in acts like Judas Priest Godsmack
and Shinedown
Residents let their voices be heard about
the historic 108-year-old Cobban Bridge in
Jim Falls After hearing Chippewa County
might decide to tear down the structure the
community begins efforts to ldquosave the Cob-
ban Bridgerdquo
Dave Koch scores a hole-in-one at Ent-
wood Golf Course in Holcombe while just a
few miles away Steve McDaniel hits his own
hole-in-one at Twin Oaks Golf Course
Births Gabriel Hill Lena Zenner Levi
Lehman Madyson McIlquham Madden
Gindt Cooper Rubenzer Justice SchofieldChase Westaby Kristie Hakes Jeremiah
Helgerson
Deaths Shirley Wagner Donna Decker
Sharon Lange Leonard Peterson Violet
Paulsen Gerald Holznagel Herman Starck
Karen Phillippi Elizabeth Bell Lloyd Proku-
pek Lawrence Sedlacek Emma Andre
Lloyd JuVette
August
Caitlin Larson is crowned Miss Cadott
Nabor Days at the 61st annual celebration
Dorothy Zweifel and her husband George
stop by the Cornell Fire Hall to express their
thanks to the firefighters who rescued her
after she fell into a well on the couplersquos prop-
erty in May During the fall into the 16-foot
hole 72-year-old Dorothy sustained brokenribs a broken collarbone and fractures in her
back as well as cuts and bruises
Bicyclists from the Highground Tour pass
through Cornell on their way to the High-
ground Veterans Memorial in Neillsville
Cornell school bus driver Mickey Bates re-
tires after driving the State Highway 64 route
for 30 years
Golfers turn out to chase the elusive hole-
in-one at the annual Cornell Lions Golf Tour-
nament at Twin Oaks and Entwood Golf
Courses in Holcombe Earning top honors
are the team of Dave DeJongh Mike Rivers
Tim Smith and Neal VerhulstOur Saviorrsquos Lutheran Church in Cornell
celebrates its 100th anniversary with a fel-
lowship meal along with sharing memories
through photo albums
Cornell resident Mike Rivers records his
first hole-in-one at the Bloomer Golf Course
After Cadott Hornets head football coach
Jeff Cruschiel is diagnosed with esophageal
cancer his team rallies to his support and
dedicates their opening season game to him
The Swinging Fore a Cause organization
reaches its 10th year in support of the Lake
Holcombe School and students holding their
annual golf fundraiser at Entwood Course
Births Teagen DeMars Levi Patton Bre-
anna Spath
Deaths Elaine Dressler Joseph MorfootBill Felmlee James Rahn Frank Popelka
Donald Rose Marilyn Schroeder Norman
Pagenkopf
September
Northwestern Bank Cornell celebrates its
80th birthday
Borderline Rebel 4-H Club member Saige
Sikora is recognized for her leadership citi-
zenship and community service while Quinn
Sikora is honored for 12 years as a 4-H mem-
ber
Holy Cross Catholic Church in Cornell hits
its 100 year milestone
The Lake Holcombe Lions annual golf
tournament is deemed a success Taking first
place are Randy and Mary Dicus and Jeff
and Shana LudvigsenCadott Miller Pharmacy is robbed at gun
YEAR IN REVIEW Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page 9
Cadott head coach Jeff Chrusciel hugs graduatedHornet players from last yearrsquos team during an Aug21 halftime ceremony honoring Chrusciel
(Photo by Kayla Peche)
Over 75 cars were on display at the Lake Holcombe Lions annual car show Sept 13 and showgoers filled the rowschecking out the classic vehicles Cars and trucks like the 1928 Ford Model AA from Larry Verhulst Holcombe 1969
Chevelle from Paul Hruby Holcombe and the 1929 Ford Coupe Hot Rod from ldquoJimmy Boyrdquo Edming Glen Flora gracedthe Lake Holcombe Lions Pavilion grounds at Staudacher Field Those in attendance voted for the car or truck theythought should win while listening to music from the rsquo50s and rsquo60s (Photos by Monique Westaby)
(Continued on Page 10)
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point for the second time in a year Ryan
Lemke is arrested shortly after and charged
with both robbies
The Lake Holcombe Lions Club holds
their annual car show at Staudacher Field
More than 75 ldquoclassicrdquo cars are on display for
the public to view
Cadottrsquos Austin Goettl and Kayla Dubiel
are crowned Homecoming King and Queen
BirthsGraham Willkom Ryder Yeager
Deaths Carmen Laflin Rebecca Bell
Gretchen Halstead Edward Jenneman JeanTodahl Kenneth Zaruba Mae Willkom
Lloyd McEathron Jim Hochstedler Ray-
mond Sedlacek Vernon Dunston
October
The Cornell City Council is concerned the
historic log stacker could become a safety
issue after inspections reveal areas of the
structure need to be repaired
William Hattamer and Bailey Viegut are
crowned as the Lake Holcombe Homecom-
ing King and Queen
Jim Falls youth Rebecca Berg 6 and Kae-
lyn Seidlitz 5 make the trip to the National
Pedal Pull in South Dakota
Cornell Community Ed sponsors a scare-
crow decorating contest at Mill Yard Park
Taking home first place in the business cate-gory is Northwestern Bank and winning for
the family set is the Jane Ash family
The Cadott Police Department will receive
a new squad car with help from an equipment
grant A 2016 Ford Explorer Police Intercep-
tor sport utility vehicle is scheduled to arrive
around the first of the year
Cornell elects Cole Stephens and Elizabeth
Sproul as its reigning royalty for Homecom-
ing festivities
A new youth equine program is started at
the Doggone Ranch in Cornell to educate
kids on how to handle animals
Although an after school program is of-
fered to Cadott parents after almost no inter-
est the program is cancelled
The Lake Holcombe Volleyball team brings home the East Lakeland Conference
title going undefeated on the season
United States Army Reserve Chief Warrant
Officer David Conrad hangs up his fatigues
and returns to his Holcombe roots after 40
years in military service
Knights senior Sam Peterson becomes the
first runner to ever earn All-Conference for
the Cornell-Lake
Holcombe boys
cross country
team
A benefit is
held for Cadott
head coach Jeff
Chrusciel who
says he canrsquot
thank everyoneenough for their
support
The Cadott
Lions hold their
annual District
Governors Night
with Larry
Bradley presid-
ing Bradley
awarded the Birch-Sturm Fellowship to Lion
Dr Bernard Schwetz Lion Robert Thorson
was presented the Melvin Jones Fellowship
while Donnie Kolpien was named as Cadott
Lion of the Year
The Cornell and Lake Holcombe Lions
Clubs join to award Alois Olichwier and Ron
Plumer with the Birch-Sturm Fellowshipaward Receiving Lion of the Year are Ray
Guthman and Rick Mitchell
The Cornell Fire Department turns 101
years old
From rural Cornell to Rome farm boy
Daniel Sedlacek takes the next step on his
priesthood journey becoming ordained a
deacon
Births Greyson Dahm Kasey Miland
Koda Peterson Henry Zieche
Deaths Louise Freeman Mark Hall
James Michal II Kathy Johansen Elwood
Beaudin John Sims Larry Braden Patrick
Hoover Raleigh Hakes Neil Boyea Thomas
Smith Jr Roy Emerson Donald Weggen
Henry Rubenzer David Braden
November
Lake Holcombe School will have a new
electronic sign advertising school events
thanks to the Lake Holcombe PRIDE Com-
mittee
Cornell School Board member Eileen
Sikora is honored by the Wisconsin Associa-
tion of School Boards for reaching Level 5
the highest level of the associationrsquos recog-
nition pro-
gram
To honor
those who
have passed
the Cornell
Veterans Last
Manrsquos Club
continues at
the CornellAmerican Le-
gion Hall The
club started
in 1957 orig-
nally had 44
members and
now 57 years
later only one
member of the
club remains ndash Charles Johnson
The Cadott Elementary School receives
new school spirit T-shirts sponsored by Peo-
ple Active in Cadottrsquos Education At the start
of the school year students designed a new
shirt The winning entry came from third
grader Kaylee Hamlin
Thanks to Cornell residentAshley Bera and others with
the American Heart Associa-
tion a new bill could be
passed requiring CPR to be
taught in schools
The Cornell Knights of
Columbus Council Jean
Brunet 4948 earns the distinc-
tion of Star Council one of the
organizationrsquos top awards
After spending a few
months in a temporary loca-
tion on Main Street while the
old building was demolished
the Chippewa Valley Electric
Cooperative offices are back
in their South 8th Street loca-tion
Because of a $1200 dona-
tion from the Wisconsin Veter-
ans Tribute the Cadott
Community Library will offer
iPads for patron use
Cadott athletic director Jim
Sekel is named as the District
1 Athletic Director of the Year
by the Wisconsin Athletic Di-
rectors Association
The Cornell Elementary School collects
more than 1700 items for the food pantry
For the second year in a row Sheldon
brothers RJ and Kaden Kinney earn a trip
to the MSA Worlds Championship
Deaths Robert Readinger SharonAdolphson Lyle Buttke Charles Johnson
Helen Hinds Fred Bosteder Jr Herbert
Wriedt Melvin Gass Shirley Parsons De-
loris Pischke Julia Wojtyna
December
The Wisconsin Veterans Tribute donates
two signs depicting the Star Spangled Ban-
ner and the Pledge of Alegiance to the Cadott
Elementary School
The late Naval Lt Jerry Irwin is inducted
into the UW-Stout Hall of Heroes
After 15 years with the Marshfield Clinic
Cornell Center Dr Erik Dickson says
farewell to his patients and colleagues ac-
cepting a position outside the Marshfield
Clinic system
Dixonrsquos Apple Orchard south of Cadottholds a community Deck the Halls event with
pizzas cupcakes and more
Cornell senior Curtis Hakes is nominated
for the US Presidential Scholars program
AampD Docks Cornell plans to move less
than a mile away after they purchase land
from the city at the industrial airport
A bottle of alcohol honoring the last man
is opened at the Cornell American Legion
Hall After sitting for 54 years members
opened the booze and toasted Charles John-
son who passed away in November
The Cadott Area Historical Museum getsa new sign thanks to an anonymous donation
Lake Holcombe Track coach Jake Ebner is
named as the Wisconsin Track Coaches As-
sociationrsquos Coach of the Year
About 800 people attend the Kids Commu-
nity Christmas Party in Cornell
Cornell graduate Dale Hetke is promoted
to Air Force colonel
After vandals once again strike at the
Cadott water tower the Cadott Village Board
discusses destruction prevention
Although comprehensive planning has
been the topic for months at Lake Holcombe
Town Board meetings the board decides
against a referendum on the subject
After 46 years serving the Cornell area
chiropractor Earl ldquoDocrdquo Boettcher retires
A-1 Agricultural Zoning is passed by the
Cornell City Council for a plot of land on
Riverside Drive after a request came from
Al and Sue Potaczek to have the land zoned
to construct a businessFor the first time the Lake Holcombe and
Ladysmith School Districts combine to offer
a Winter Jazz Gala to friends and family The
event held at Paradise Shores in Holcombe
had performances from each school as well
as guest saxophonist Jerod Kaszynski
Energy prices for Cadott customers are set
for the next nine years after the village board
approves extending the electrical cost until
2024
The Cornell-Lake Holcombe Knights
Cross Country team receives the 2015 East
Lakeland Conference Sportsmanship Award
Births Ella Christie Roman Hover Jack-
son Taylor
Deaths Judy Falzerano Ronald Baker
Penny Spaeth Violet Holtman Danny ClarkLinda Thom Dennis St Aubin
Jeremiah Hattamer kindergarten gives Marine Corps Sgt Joseph Harp ahearty handshake following the Lake Holcombe School Veterans Day Program(Photos by Monique Westaby)
As one of her more unique pieces Jean Bowe dis-plays a snow globe with a nativity scene inside aspart of her collection Looking close Mary andJoseph can be seen in the background watching over baby Jesus in the manger (Photo by Ginna Young)
YEAR IN REVIEW Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 10
Mary Ann Cote Holcombe brought an unusualrusset potato with 10 growths attached into theCornell Courier Sentinel officeOct 6 Cote said her husbandClifford dug the tuber on theirfarm (Photo by Ginna Young)
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Schickʼs Bowl amp BrewTuesday Night
Ladies League StandingsDec 29 2015
Team W LLisa s Beauty Salon 9 3Cliffʼs Maple Sugars 8 4
Hellandʼs Hellions 7 5Schickʼs Bowl amp Brew 6 6Heaven Help Us 5 7 High Team Game LisaʼsBeauty Salon 624 Cliffʼs MapleSugars 570 Schickʼs Bowl ampBrew 506 High Team Series LisaʼsBeauty Salon 1720 CliffʼsMaple Sugars 1494 SchickʼsBowl amp Brew 1482 High Individual GameSarah Whittaker 187 Peg Hat-tamer 165 Mary Cowell 157 High Individual SeriesSarah Whittaker 451 RhondaKimball 434 Mary Cowell 429
ndash Bowling ndash
ndash Basketball Standings ndash
ndash Pool ndash
Courier Sentinel Page 11 Tursday Januar y 7 2016
bull Cadott bullBoys Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Osseo-Fairchild 730 pmMon Jan 11 at Cornell 545 pmThur Jan 14 at Fall Creek 730 pmBoys JV BasketballFri Jan 8 at Osseo-Fairchild 545 pm
Mon Jan 11 at Cornell 545 pmThur Jan 14 at Fall Creek 545 pmGirls Varsity Basketball
Thur Jan 7 Stanley-Boyd 730 pmMon Jan 11 at Cornell 715 pmTue Jan 12 at McDonell 730 pmGirls JV BasketballThur Jan 7 Stanley-Boyd 545 pmTue Jan 12 at McDonell 545 pmVarsity WrestlingSat Jan 9 Invitational (Alumni Day) 10 amThur Jan 14 Stan-Bd (Parent Night) 730 pm
JV WrestlingSat Jan 9 at EC North 830 amSat Jan 9 Invitational 10 amThur Jan 14 Stanley-Boyd 7 pm
bull Cornell bullBoys Varsity BasketballThur Jan 7 Bruce 715 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 1 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pmBoys JV Basketball
Thur Jan 7 Bruce 545 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 245 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pmGirls Varsity BasketballThur Jan 7 Bruce 545 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 245 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pm
bull Lake Holcombe bullBoys Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Birchwood 715 pm
Tue Jan 12 New Auburn 715 pmBoys JV Basketball
Fri Jan 8 at Birchwood 545 pmMon Jan 11 LCO 715 pmTue Jan 12 New Auburn 545 pmGirls Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Birchwood 545 pmTue Jan 12 New Auburn 545 pmGirls JV BasketballMon Jan 11 LCO 545 pm
bull Cornell-Lake Holcombe-Gilman bullVarsity Wrestling
Thur Jan 7 at Shell Lake 6 pm
Sat Jan 9 at Shell Lake 10 amThur Jan 14 at Flambeau 7 pm
Jan 7 14
bull SPORTSWEEK bull
2015-16 West CloverbeltConference Boys BasketballTeam W LMcDonell 4 0Altoona 3 1Regis 3 1Fall Creek 2 2Stanley-Boyd 2 2Cadott 1 3Osseo-Fairchild 1 3Thorp 0 4
2015-16 West CloverbeltConference Girls Basketball
Team W LRegis 5 0Fall Creek 4 1Altoona 3 2Stanley-Boyd 3 2McDonell 2 3Thorp 2 3Osseo-Fairchild 1 4Cadott 0 5
2015-16 East LakelandConference Boys BasketballTeam W LCornell 3 1Birchwood 2 1Bruce 2 1Lake Holcombe 2 1New Auburn 2 2Flambeau 1 3Winter 0 3
2015-16 East LakelandConference Girls Basketball
Team W LFlambeau 5 0Bruce 4 0Birchwood 2 2Lake Holcombe 2 2Cornell 2 3New Auburn 0 4Winter 0 4
Hornets battle at Badger ClassicBy Kayla Peche
During a two-day tournament at River Falls Dec 29-30
the Cadott Hornets Wrestling team took on 11 schools in Di-
vision 3 for a Northern Badger Wrestling Classic
With 1145 points the Hornets landed in fifth place with
freshman James Pfeiffer leading the wayAt 152 pounds Pfeiffer won three matches by fall with
two in less than 4 minutes In the third-place battle Pfeiffer
lost by a 5-3 decision to Cody Frederick of Boyceville for his
fourth-place finish
Following Pfeiffer were Tyler Gillett senior and Andrew
Gunderson sophomore who each took sixth place Gillett
received 275 points for Cadott and Gunderson earned 24 points dropping a competitor to the mat in 36 seconds during
one matchup
Eighth-place sophomore Bailey Gillett scored 18 points
during the tournament but lost the seventh-place match with
an 8-5 decision to Sam Burns from River Falls
Also scoring for the team were senior Brandon Pederson
junior Ethan Haider sophomore Josef Hite and freshman CJ
Spaeth
Cadott will return to the mat to host a Hornet wrestling
tournament Jan 9
Earning Best Effort for the Hornets freshmanMitchell Gunderson tries to peel away from his 170-pound contender Gunderson lost the match by onepoint but Cadott left their gym with a win 66-9against Eau Claire Regis (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Mud Brook Pool LeagueWeek 7
ResultsBogieʼs I 6 vs Bogieʼs II 3Arnold 1 vs Tedʼs 8 Big Min-now 4 vs Black Bear 5 Flaterʼs4 vs Roseʼs 5 Big Swedeʼs 6
vs Cookieʼs 3Standings W LTedʼs 48 15Bogieʼs I 36 27Big Swedes 33 30Bogieʼs II 32 31Cookieʼs 32 31Big Minnow 30 33Black Bear 28 35Flaterʼs 27 36Roses 25 38Arnold 24 39
Sophomore Dakota Popp sticks with his Flambeauopponent on Cornellrsquos home court Dec 17 Poppalso brought the ball up the court for the Chiefs for most of the first-half offense Cornell hung on in aclose game pulling out the win 65-63
(Photo by Ginna Young)
Carley Yeager makes a shot in the second half of agame against the Prentice Buccaneers Dec 3 TheLake Holcombe girls brought the game within 10points but couldnrsquot pull of a win ending behind 41-28 (Photo by Monique Westaby)
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OUDOORS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 12
Selina has only missed one year of her entire life of doing
a fly in and she loves heading north with family and friends
This year she won the big walleye bet for the week We
landed on a Saturday and got home on a Saturday We fished
hard laughed lots and stayed up late
July
Selina and I participated in two KAMO (Kids And Men-
tors Outdoors) camping trips
The first was on the Wisconsin River near Wisconsin
Dells and we had a blast The second was on the Petenwell
Flowage Fishing tubing bear baiting and lots of campfire
time with a lot of good people Check out KAMO at
wwwkamokidsorg
August
For several years I have taken Selina and three of her friends on a four-day outing to an island on the Flambeau
Flowage We tube swim sometimes fish and do a whole
bunch of nothing
September
Other than moose or elk hunting what wipes me out more
than anything is bear baiting then hunting This July through
mid October Selina and I (who both had tags) put thousands
of miles on my truck probably a couple hundred hours in
the woods and though we had plenty of big bear coming to
the baits it was all after dark
Acorns and way too many hunters in Zone C made it so
we went 32 hunts without seeing a bear while in a stand
October
October was our annual Mississippi River duck hunt near
Ferryville while camping on an island This trip is a classic
that my father started back in the late rsquo50s I have been
going on it for 44 years and Selina loves it
November
Deer camp
The Red Brush Gang has so much fun that no one wants
to leave This fall Selina became independent As long as
she is carrying a compass a daypack and hip boots she does
not need her dad
There is more to tell but no more space
Happy New Year
Sunset
An Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalAn Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalA Year in the Outdoors for Selina
Hello friends
So that I may stay home the week between Christmas and
New Yearrsquos I write a column about some of the highlights
of the year that is just coming to an end This yearrsquos column
for the most part is about some of the many outdoor adven-
tures I went on with my 14-year-old daughter Selina Wal-
ters
January
Selina her brothers Travis and Joey Dushek and I went
on a winter camping and ice fishing trip on the Mississippi
River near La Crosse We had planned on fishing near Fer-
ryville but there was not good ice (Discovery made upon
arrival)
I made some phone calls and we headed to La Crosse
where for the next two days we had great success on 27-34inch northern pike
February
Selina Gary Howe and I are entered in Prairie du Chienrsquos
annual fisheree which attracts a lot of fishermen and
women We stayed with the Howes had a blast and Selina
took first and second place in the kids northern pike division
with a couple of beautiful gators
This is not meant to be an insult but as big as this fisheree
is it would be wise for the folks in charge to boost the prizes
for our future fishermen Winning a fisheree when you are
14 is a really big deal for a kid
April
Selina just told me that her favorite sport is turkey hunt-
ing Each spring I take her to a new spot for Wisconsinrsquos
Youth Turkey Hunt
This year we were invited by my friend Rod Bensley to
hunt at his pheasant preserve near Beaver Dam Rod worked
it out so Selina could hunt on a neighborrsquos property as welland literally on the last minute of our two-day hunt Selina
harvested a beautiful gobbler
May
Selina and I hunted turkey on our food plot and as I men-
tioned she loves this sport The beauty about going from
the early April hunt to May is that spring is in full strut
comfortable naps can be taken in the blind and life is good
Selina whacked her second gobbler of the year one of the
biggest turkeys I have been part of harvesting
Later in May we headed to Marsh Miller Lake and stayed
at Birch Point Resort near Bloomer Each spring Selina
brings a friend and our good friend Paul Maire puts us up
in one of his cabins and we catch bluegills For Selina this
is another canrsquot miss trip
June
In a yearrsquos time I go on about 40 trips The two best are
Canada to Shultz Lake (Chimo Lodge and Outposts) anddeer camp
By Mark Walters
FLATERʼS RESORT
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A Snapshow ndash Not All
Skunks Are Bad
Early afternoon turned into
early evening and the couch was much cozier than sitting
in the cold But my mind wandered as I thought about all
the bucks that would walk past my stand in the swamp if
I wasnrsquot there
ldquoScott do you want to sit with merdquo I asked my hus-
band ldquoItrsquoll be lots of funrdquo
He rolled his eyes but said he would I think later he re-
gretted his decision
We made our way to the stand and by 342 pm we were
set ready to get the big guy I updated my Snapchat ldquoview-
ersrdquo of my new surroundings then checked on the status
of the game The Packers had the game tiedScott and I discussed how cool it would be if there was
a universal button that could be pushed which would suck
all the trees into the ground so you could see if anything
was hiding OK maybe not discussed but rather I men-
tioned it to him and he looked at me like I was crazy and
turned the other direction
A few minutes later I tapped him on the shoulder and
said it would make drives a lot easier and save time He
laughed agreed and continued with his careful watching
of the woods while I kept my eyes on the swamp
Another few minutes later I whispered ldquoWhat if
Sasquatch comes out of that thick stuff over thererdquo That
warranted an eye roll and more silence
My stomach growled and I reached in my pocket for
sustenance ndash a small plastic wrapper of Sprees I carefully
and what I thought was quietly unwrapped them Scott
looked at me like I was setting off a package of fireworks
and shook his head
Finally I got them unwrapped and clunk one fell to the
floor of the stand Then clunk tink tink three more fell
About 45 minutes more of these scenarios and Scott was
more than happy to call it quits exactly at season close ndash
449 pm
ldquoNo wonder you donrsquot see anythingrdquo he said as we
rounded everything up ldquoYou make more noise thanhelliprdquo
ldquohellipHey Irsquod like to remind you that I have seen some of
the biggest deer ever while huntingrdquo I interrupted him
He laughed at my candor reminding me that none of
them were hanging on our wall He was right but I didnrsquot
want to admit it
It was officially the end of opening weekend of gun deer
season and I had been skunked But that last night was my
favorite and although Scott may never go with me again
I have all the Snapchat memories to look back on
And the Packers won
Itrsquos a
irlrsquos
unting Life
B y M o n i q u e W e s t a b y
ndash DNR Outdoor Report ndashWith up to 10 inches across much of the state state park
and forest properties have groomed cross-country ski trails
Brunet Island State Park tracks are full depth but typical of
early season grooming there is debris and exposed turfsoil
scattered throughout Visitors should consider using rock skis
and proceed with caution
About a half dozen counties in far northern Wisconsin have
open or partially open snowmobile trailsMany northern lakes have refrozen but with new snowfall
ice conditions remain highly variable Anglers report up to 5
inches of ice in spots and those venturing out have found fish
Bear cubs will be born in their dens this month Most bull
elks have separated from the cowcalf groups and have re-
formed their bachelor groups
There is a good population of weasels this year with an
abundance of tracks
Great horned owls have begun hooting and claiming terri-
tories Bird feeders are loaded with song and common birds
including a mix of woodpeckers and winter birds Chick-
adees nuthatches gold finches cardinals blue jays and jun-
cos are busy grabbing a seed Red-headed pileated downy
hairy and red-bellied woodpeckers are also common visitors
In a late seasonbow hunt RockyWinchel 19 Shel-don shot this 17-point 17 78-inchspread buck with a
Mathews com-pound bow Dec30 The deer washarvested acrossthe road fromthe Winchel familyfarm around 420pm 18 yards fromthe tree stand fol-lowing a doe andtwo yearlings Thebuck had beenspotted on a trail
camera Oct 21 and didnrsquot appear again until Dec4 This is Winchelrsquos first buck with a bow
(Submitted Photo)
unter of
the Week
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HeatingAir Conditioning
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SCHOOL NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page13
FRESH
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Four Cornell teachershave earned theirMasters of Science de-grees in Education inthe area of ReadingSpecialists from UW-River Falls Those earn-ing their degree left toright on either sideof Cornell superinten-dent Dr Paul M Schleyare Ashley Rosentra-ter (fifth grade) EricaDeitelhoff (sixthseventhgrade) Chelsey Stein-metz (fourth grade) andErica Ruf (kindergarten)
(Submitted Photo)
Cornell graduate furthers career Brandan Licht a 2011 Cornell High
School graduate has graduated from the
Electromechanical Technology program at
Chippewa Valley Technical College
(CVTC) and already has a job lined up
working at Global Finishing Solutions in
Osseo
Electromechanical Technology students
learn how to design program and maintainautomated equipment used in modern man-
ufacturing plants CVTC program students
are typically recruited by companies after
completing just one year of the two-year pro-
gram and that was the case with Licht
ldquoI had two semesters done and I was al-
ready working for Global Finishing Solu-
tions as a part-time internrdquo Licht said of the
business where he will do electrical design
work ldquoThey offered a tuition reimburse-
ment which was really nicerdquo
Licht initially studied in an information
technology program at CVTC and worked at
EDI in Chippewa Falls then decided on achange in programs
ldquoIrsquove really been into electronics and
Electromechanical Technology fit that billrdquo
Licht said ldquoI really like it You can imple-
ment what you learn every dayrdquo
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ndash Public Notices ndash
SCHOOL NEWS 983085 PUBLIC NOICES Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage14
NOTICE OF HEARING OF THE VILLAGE
BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF CADOTT
WISCONSIN TO CONSIDER AND TO ACT
UPON THE AMENDMENT OF THE ZONING
ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGEOF CADOTT WISCONSIN
WHEREAS an application has been made to the
village clerk of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin to
change certain zoning district classifications and
zoning district boundaries contained therein
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the village
board of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin will meet
at the office of the village clerk in the municipal
building in the Village of Cadott Chippewa County
Wisconsin on the 18th day of January 2016 at
635 pm to consider the amendment of the zon-
ing ordinance of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin
as follows
TO CHANGE FROM A-1 AGRICULTURAL TO
R-1 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
SEC 06 TWP 28N R06 W
S12 NE Lot 2 of Cert Sur Map 2287 in V10
P112
DOC 642348
Parcel number 22806-0613-72287002
Owners Dennis amp Diane Falkenberg
Any person interested in the matter and desiring
testimony or other evidence will be heard at the
time and place specified above
Dated Dec 22 2015
VILLAGE BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF
CADOTT CHIPPEWA COUNTY
WISCONSIN
BY Anson Albarado president ATTEST Sandra Buetow clerk
NOTICEVillage of Cadott
52-1570952 bull wnaxlp
In the past month Nancy Weissrsquo second-grade class has had an inquiry unit about Native Americans andcolonists Nick Kotek library media specialist showed students how to use a database to answer ques-tions centered around the question How did the Native Americans and colonists live during colonialtimes Students made a video of themselves using an Aurasma app which parents could see by usingan iPad Parents were invited to watch the inquiry project video and play Native American games withtheir children In math students learned the deep meaning of the equal sign (the value of equations is
the same) They have worked on many ways to solve number equations when the missing number is indifferent spots and have five ways to solve addition and subtraction problems to find the correct answerThe students are wearing their school spirit shirts courtesy of PACE
Cadott Elementary Class of the WeekNancy Weissrsquo
Second Grade
Volunteer Donna Hoelwraps gifts during theHoliday Shoppe at Cor-nell Elementary Itemswere donated for stu-dents to pick out giftsfor their families LakeHolcombe School Dis-trict made $349 for their
after school programand coordinator AndreaSmith said Cornellshould do the same(Photo by Kayla Peche)
Cornell third grader Alyssa Bowe checks out a dollfor one of her possible presents for a family mem-ber this Christmas as volunteer Harley Thompsontries to make the sale Bowe and other elementarystudents shopped around during the Dec 17 Cor-
nell Holiday Shoppe but after school coordinator Andrea Smith says volunteers are just as excitedas the kids for this event (Photo by Kayla Peche)
CornellHolidayShoppe
Area students receive scholarshipsWisconsin Indianhead
Technical College (WITC)
December scholarship
donorrecipient receptionswere held at the four WITC
campuses where nearly
$110000 in scholarships
were awarded This repre-
sents a 10 percent increase
in the amount awarded and
15 percent more students re-
ceiving scholarships com-
pared to fall 2014
ldquoThe WITC Foundation is
fortunate to be supported by
generous donors who want
to help our students achieve
their academic goalsrdquo said
Craig Fowler executive di-
rector of the WITC Founda-
tion and WITC-Rice Lakecampus administrator ldquoArea
businesses services and
civic clubs WITC faculty
and staff and other individ-
uals have made it possible
for the foundation to award
252 scholarships this fallrdquoBrooke Elliott Cornell
received two scholarshops
the Arrowhead Family Den-
tal Scholarship and the
Mary W Johnson Scholar-
ship
From Jim Falls Ashley
Howell was awarded the
James Quinn MemorialScholarship and from Shel-
don Rebecca Lund was
given the VINE (Rice Lake)
Scholarship for Early Child-
hood Education
Lake Holcombe School students can earn books for themselves and the school library thanks to the North-ern White Sand Plant in New Auburn Each month the school staff chooses a student from each grade levelwho has demonstrated being respectful responsible and safe The plant then provides a book for each stu-dent to keep for themselves and a hard copy is donated to the library in honor of that student Book winnersfor November from preKto 12th grade are Oscar Naiberg Kiley PaffBrooklyn Anders OliviaRepka Robert LuethiQuinn Porter ShaniaSchroeder Megan LuethiKaden Crank KyraWright Ryanna OlmstedKaitlin Pastorius DevinLebal and Chase Fronk
(Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School third and fourth-grade studentscelebrate the last day before Christmas vacation byexchanging gifts with each other in the classroomthrough secret Santa (Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School
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PUBLIC NOICES 983085 CLASSIFIEDS Tursday January 7 2016
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Financial report
Discussion and possible action on the following
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Town hall sign upgrade
Payment of bills
Public input
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Town of Cleveland
Monthly Meeting
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Submitted by Jackie McDaniel
Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club President
The Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club (LHWC) completes
many community projects throughout the year Several of
those projects are done every December
Each year the club receives several names of children
from the Lake Holcombe School who are in need of some
Christmas cheer delivered to them Dec 10 was the day Ra-
mona Scharf Jackie Fredricksen Nancy Glenzer and Mary
Froehlich members of the LHWC did their shopping for
several youngsters in Holcombe
ldquoWe have been doing this for a few years and it feels better
every yearrdquo said Scharf ldquoFor several years we have re-
ceived an added donated gift card from the Chippewa Falls
Walmart to help with the costrdquo
After wrapping the gifts they are given to the Lake Hol-
combe School for delivery just in time for Christmas
On Dec 17 the LHWC Cheer Bag committee gathered at
Jackie McDanielrsquos house to assemble cheer bags for 35 peo-
ple in the Holcombe community
ldquoThe womenrsquos club has been delivering cheer bags for
about 20 yearsrdquo said Judy Taylor member
Gordyrsquos County Market in Cornell donated fruit and
candy and quick breads were baked by LHWC members for
the cheer bags After the added tissue paper a Christmas
card and a candy cane were tied with ribbon to give them a
ldquofestive lookrdquo
ldquoThe few hours we spend getting the cheer bags ready is
all worthwhile when we see the smile on peoples faces when
we drop off their special giftrdquo said Taylor
The Childrenrsquos Christmas and Cheer Bag projects along
with the Lake Holcombe School Scholarships are supported
by bake sales the LHWC holds throughout the year Mem-
bers say the LHWC will continue these projects with support
from the Holcombe community and the Holcombe Lions
Club
AREA NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage16
After a Dec 28 winter storm Amanda Olichwier andher daughter Macie Cornell built a tunnel andplayed in the snow outside the Courier Sentinel of-fice Amanda said they were going to build a snow-man but the snow wouldnrsquot pack good enoughLater a friendly plowman gave Macie a bigger hillto go sledding (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Womenrsquos club continues annual holiday projects
Left to right Jackie McDaniel Judy Taylor BarbaraRyser (Jackiersquos sister) Mary Froehlich Yvonne Ca-hoon and Norma Arts with Tom Taylor (Judyrsquos son)in the back stand in front of the cheer bags theLake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club compiled for fami-lies in the Holcombe community
(Submitted Photo)
To the right The Cadott sixth-grade black and goldchoir performed three songs during a Dec 22 win-ter concert including Send Down the Rain whichEmily Malecki (middle row far left) said was their favorite song to sing Other sixth graders picturedleft to right in front are Sam Scheidler Ethan Duck
and Ella Zais Right from Malecki are Hailee Glennand Jaime Rodriguez In back are Teanna Miles andShane Pilgrim (Photo by Kayla Peche)
To a packed Cadott elementary gym Dec 22 fifthgrader Angel Hladilek and her classmates in bandperformed Beethovenrsquos Ninth and Lets Go Band apep band song students put a Christmas twist on
Other performances during the evening includedfifth and sixth-grade black and gold choir and the
Cadott Winter Concert
Hats scarves and mittens adorn a Spirit of Christmas tree at the Cadott Courier Sentinel
office Through the Spirit of Christmas pro-gram parents in the Chippewa Valley can fillout an application for their children After re-ceiving donations from individuals and organ-izations at collection locations warm weather attire is picked up by volunteers and distrib-uted to children in need
(Photo by Heather Dekan)
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point for the second time in a year Ryan
Lemke is arrested shortly after and charged
with both robbies
The Lake Holcombe Lions Club holds
their annual car show at Staudacher Field
More than 75 ldquoclassicrdquo cars are on display for
the public to view
Cadottrsquos Austin Goettl and Kayla Dubiel
are crowned Homecoming King and Queen
BirthsGraham Willkom Ryder Yeager
Deaths Carmen Laflin Rebecca Bell
Gretchen Halstead Edward Jenneman JeanTodahl Kenneth Zaruba Mae Willkom
Lloyd McEathron Jim Hochstedler Ray-
mond Sedlacek Vernon Dunston
October
The Cornell City Council is concerned the
historic log stacker could become a safety
issue after inspections reveal areas of the
structure need to be repaired
William Hattamer and Bailey Viegut are
crowned as the Lake Holcombe Homecom-
ing King and Queen
Jim Falls youth Rebecca Berg 6 and Kae-
lyn Seidlitz 5 make the trip to the National
Pedal Pull in South Dakota
Cornell Community Ed sponsors a scare-
crow decorating contest at Mill Yard Park
Taking home first place in the business cate-gory is Northwestern Bank and winning for
the family set is the Jane Ash family
The Cadott Police Department will receive
a new squad car with help from an equipment
grant A 2016 Ford Explorer Police Intercep-
tor sport utility vehicle is scheduled to arrive
around the first of the year
Cornell elects Cole Stephens and Elizabeth
Sproul as its reigning royalty for Homecom-
ing festivities
A new youth equine program is started at
the Doggone Ranch in Cornell to educate
kids on how to handle animals
Although an after school program is of-
fered to Cadott parents after almost no inter-
est the program is cancelled
The Lake Holcombe Volleyball team brings home the East Lakeland Conference
title going undefeated on the season
United States Army Reserve Chief Warrant
Officer David Conrad hangs up his fatigues
and returns to his Holcombe roots after 40
years in military service
Knights senior Sam Peterson becomes the
first runner to ever earn All-Conference for
the Cornell-Lake
Holcombe boys
cross country
team
A benefit is
held for Cadott
head coach Jeff
Chrusciel who
says he canrsquot
thank everyoneenough for their
support
The Cadott
Lions hold their
annual District
Governors Night
with Larry
Bradley presid-
ing Bradley
awarded the Birch-Sturm Fellowship to Lion
Dr Bernard Schwetz Lion Robert Thorson
was presented the Melvin Jones Fellowship
while Donnie Kolpien was named as Cadott
Lion of the Year
The Cornell and Lake Holcombe Lions
Clubs join to award Alois Olichwier and Ron
Plumer with the Birch-Sturm Fellowshipaward Receiving Lion of the Year are Ray
Guthman and Rick Mitchell
The Cornell Fire Department turns 101
years old
From rural Cornell to Rome farm boy
Daniel Sedlacek takes the next step on his
priesthood journey becoming ordained a
deacon
Births Greyson Dahm Kasey Miland
Koda Peterson Henry Zieche
Deaths Louise Freeman Mark Hall
James Michal II Kathy Johansen Elwood
Beaudin John Sims Larry Braden Patrick
Hoover Raleigh Hakes Neil Boyea Thomas
Smith Jr Roy Emerson Donald Weggen
Henry Rubenzer David Braden
November
Lake Holcombe School will have a new
electronic sign advertising school events
thanks to the Lake Holcombe PRIDE Com-
mittee
Cornell School Board member Eileen
Sikora is honored by the Wisconsin Associa-
tion of School Boards for reaching Level 5
the highest level of the associationrsquos recog-
nition pro-
gram
To honor
those who
have passed
the Cornell
Veterans Last
Manrsquos Club
continues at
the CornellAmerican Le-
gion Hall The
club started
in 1957 orig-
nally had 44
members and
now 57 years
later only one
member of the
club remains ndash Charles Johnson
The Cadott Elementary School receives
new school spirit T-shirts sponsored by Peo-
ple Active in Cadottrsquos Education At the start
of the school year students designed a new
shirt The winning entry came from third
grader Kaylee Hamlin
Thanks to Cornell residentAshley Bera and others with
the American Heart Associa-
tion a new bill could be
passed requiring CPR to be
taught in schools
The Cornell Knights of
Columbus Council Jean
Brunet 4948 earns the distinc-
tion of Star Council one of the
organizationrsquos top awards
After spending a few
months in a temporary loca-
tion on Main Street while the
old building was demolished
the Chippewa Valley Electric
Cooperative offices are back
in their South 8th Street loca-tion
Because of a $1200 dona-
tion from the Wisconsin Veter-
ans Tribute the Cadott
Community Library will offer
iPads for patron use
Cadott athletic director Jim
Sekel is named as the District
1 Athletic Director of the Year
by the Wisconsin Athletic Di-
rectors Association
The Cornell Elementary School collects
more than 1700 items for the food pantry
For the second year in a row Sheldon
brothers RJ and Kaden Kinney earn a trip
to the MSA Worlds Championship
Deaths Robert Readinger SharonAdolphson Lyle Buttke Charles Johnson
Helen Hinds Fred Bosteder Jr Herbert
Wriedt Melvin Gass Shirley Parsons De-
loris Pischke Julia Wojtyna
December
The Wisconsin Veterans Tribute donates
two signs depicting the Star Spangled Ban-
ner and the Pledge of Alegiance to the Cadott
Elementary School
The late Naval Lt Jerry Irwin is inducted
into the UW-Stout Hall of Heroes
After 15 years with the Marshfield Clinic
Cornell Center Dr Erik Dickson says
farewell to his patients and colleagues ac-
cepting a position outside the Marshfield
Clinic system
Dixonrsquos Apple Orchard south of Cadottholds a community Deck the Halls event with
pizzas cupcakes and more
Cornell senior Curtis Hakes is nominated
for the US Presidential Scholars program
AampD Docks Cornell plans to move less
than a mile away after they purchase land
from the city at the industrial airport
A bottle of alcohol honoring the last man
is opened at the Cornell American Legion
Hall After sitting for 54 years members
opened the booze and toasted Charles John-
son who passed away in November
The Cadott Area Historical Museum getsa new sign thanks to an anonymous donation
Lake Holcombe Track coach Jake Ebner is
named as the Wisconsin Track Coaches As-
sociationrsquos Coach of the Year
About 800 people attend the Kids Commu-
nity Christmas Party in Cornell
Cornell graduate Dale Hetke is promoted
to Air Force colonel
After vandals once again strike at the
Cadott water tower the Cadott Village Board
discusses destruction prevention
Although comprehensive planning has
been the topic for months at Lake Holcombe
Town Board meetings the board decides
against a referendum on the subject
After 46 years serving the Cornell area
chiropractor Earl ldquoDocrdquo Boettcher retires
A-1 Agricultural Zoning is passed by the
Cornell City Council for a plot of land on
Riverside Drive after a request came from
Al and Sue Potaczek to have the land zoned
to construct a businessFor the first time the Lake Holcombe and
Ladysmith School Districts combine to offer
a Winter Jazz Gala to friends and family The
event held at Paradise Shores in Holcombe
had performances from each school as well
as guest saxophonist Jerod Kaszynski
Energy prices for Cadott customers are set
for the next nine years after the village board
approves extending the electrical cost until
2024
The Cornell-Lake Holcombe Knights
Cross Country team receives the 2015 East
Lakeland Conference Sportsmanship Award
Births Ella Christie Roman Hover Jack-
son Taylor
Deaths Judy Falzerano Ronald Baker
Penny Spaeth Violet Holtman Danny ClarkLinda Thom Dennis St Aubin
Jeremiah Hattamer kindergarten gives Marine Corps Sgt Joseph Harp ahearty handshake following the Lake Holcombe School Veterans Day Program(Photos by Monique Westaby)
As one of her more unique pieces Jean Bowe dis-plays a snow globe with a nativity scene inside aspart of her collection Looking close Mary andJoseph can be seen in the background watching over baby Jesus in the manger (Photo by Ginna Young)
YEAR IN REVIEW Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 10
Mary Ann Cote Holcombe brought an unusualrusset potato with 10 growths attached into theCornell Courier Sentinel officeOct 6 Cote said her husbandClifford dug the tuber on theirfarm (Photo by Ginna Young)
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Schickʼs Bowl amp BrewTuesday Night
Ladies League StandingsDec 29 2015
Team W LLisa s Beauty Salon 9 3Cliffʼs Maple Sugars 8 4
Hellandʼs Hellions 7 5Schickʼs Bowl amp Brew 6 6Heaven Help Us 5 7 High Team Game LisaʼsBeauty Salon 624 Cliffʼs MapleSugars 570 Schickʼs Bowl ampBrew 506 High Team Series LisaʼsBeauty Salon 1720 CliffʼsMaple Sugars 1494 SchickʼsBowl amp Brew 1482 High Individual GameSarah Whittaker 187 Peg Hat-tamer 165 Mary Cowell 157 High Individual SeriesSarah Whittaker 451 RhondaKimball 434 Mary Cowell 429
ndash Bowling ndash
ndash Basketball Standings ndash
ndash Pool ndash
Courier Sentinel Page 11 Tursday Januar y 7 2016
bull Cadott bullBoys Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Osseo-Fairchild 730 pmMon Jan 11 at Cornell 545 pmThur Jan 14 at Fall Creek 730 pmBoys JV BasketballFri Jan 8 at Osseo-Fairchild 545 pm
Mon Jan 11 at Cornell 545 pmThur Jan 14 at Fall Creek 545 pmGirls Varsity Basketball
Thur Jan 7 Stanley-Boyd 730 pmMon Jan 11 at Cornell 715 pmTue Jan 12 at McDonell 730 pmGirls JV BasketballThur Jan 7 Stanley-Boyd 545 pmTue Jan 12 at McDonell 545 pmVarsity WrestlingSat Jan 9 Invitational (Alumni Day) 10 amThur Jan 14 Stan-Bd (Parent Night) 730 pm
JV WrestlingSat Jan 9 at EC North 830 amSat Jan 9 Invitational 10 amThur Jan 14 Stanley-Boyd 7 pm
bull Cornell bullBoys Varsity BasketballThur Jan 7 Bruce 715 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 1 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pmBoys JV Basketball
Thur Jan 7 Bruce 545 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 245 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pmGirls Varsity BasketballThur Jan 7 Bruce 545 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 245 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pm
bull Lake Holcombe bullBoys Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Birchwood 715 pm
Tue Jan 12 New Auburn 715 pmBoys JV Basketball
Fri Jan 8 at Birchwood 545 pmMon Jan 11 LCO 715 pmTue Jan 12 New Auburn 545 pmGirls Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Birchwood 545 pmTue Jan 12 New Auburn 545 pmGirls JV BasketballMon Jan 11 LCO 545 pm
bull Cornell-Lake Holcombe-Gilman bullVarsity Wrestling
Thur Jan 7 at Shell Lake 6 pm
Sat Jan 9 at Shell Lake 10 amThur Jan 14 at Flambeau 7 pm
Jan 7 14
bull SPORTSWEEK bull
2015-16 West CloverbeltConference Boys BasketballTeam W LMcDonell 4 0Altoona 3 1Regis 3 1Fall Creek 2 2Stanley-Boyd 2 2Cadott 1 3Osseo-Fairchild 1 3Thorp 0 4
2015-16 West CloverbeltConference Girls Basketball
Team W LRegis 5 0Fall Creek 4 1Altoona 3 2Stanley-Boyd 3 2McDonell 2 3Thorp 2 3Osseo-Fairchild 1 4Cadott 0 5
2015-16 East LakelandConference Boys BasketballTeam W LCornell 3 1Birchwood 2 1Bruce 2 1Lake Holcombe 2 1New Auburn 2 2Flambeau 1 3Winter 0 3
2015-16 East LakelandConference Girls Basketball
Team W LFlambeau 5 0Bruce 4 0Birchwood 2 2Lake Holcombe 2 2Cornell 2 3New Auburn 0 4Winter 0 4
Hornets battle at Badger ClassicBy Kayla Peche
During a two-day tournament at River Falls Dec 29-30
the Cadott Hornets Wrestling team took on 11 schools in Di-
vision 3 for a Northern Badger Wrestling Classic
With 1145 points the Hornets landed in fifth place with
freshman James Pfeiffer leading the wayAt 152 pounds Pfeiffer won three matches by fall with
two in less than 4 minutes In the third-place battle Pfeiffer
lost by a 5-3 decision to Cody Frederick of Boyceville for his
fourth-place finish
Following Pfeiffer were Tyler Gillett senior and Andrew
Gunderson sophomore who each took sixth place Gillett
received 275 points for Cadott and Gunderson earned 24 points dropping a competitor to the mat in 36 seconds during
one matchup
Eighth-place sophomore Bailey Gillett scored 18 points
during the tournament but lost the seventh-place match with
an 8-5 decision to Sam Burns from River Falls
Also scoring for the team were senior Brandon Pederson
junior Ethan Haider sophomore Josef Hite and freshman CJ
Spaeth
Cadott will return to the mat to host a Hornet wrestling
tournament Jan 9
Earning Best Effort for the Hornets freshmanMitchell Gunderson tries to peel away from his 170-pound contender Gunderson lost the match by onepoint but Cadott left their gym with a win 66-9against Eau Claire Regis (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Mud Brook Pool LeagueWeek 7
ResultsBogieʼs I 6 vs Bogieʼs II 3Arnold 1 vs Tedʼs 8 Big Min-now 4 vs Black Bear 5 Flaterʼs4 vs Roseʼs 5 Big Swedeʼs 6
vs Cookieʼs 3Standings W LTedʼs 48 15Bogieʼs I 36 27Big Swedes 33 30Bogieʼs II 32 31Cookieʼs 32 31Big Minnow 30 33Black Bear 28 35Flaterʼs 27 36Roses 25 38Arnold 24 39
Sophomore Dakota Popp sticks with his Flambeauopponent on Cornellrsquos home court Dec 17 Poppalso brought the ball up the court for the Chiefs for most of the first-half offense Cornell hung on in aclose game pulling out the win 65-63
(Photo by Ginna Young)
Carley Yeager makes a shot in the second half of agame against the Prentice Buccaneers Dec 3 TheLake Holcombe girls brought the game within 10points but couldnrsquot pull of a win ending behind 41-28 (Photo by Monique Westaby)
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OUDOORS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 12
Selina has only missed one year of her entire life of doing
a fly in and she loves heading north with family and friends
This year she won the big walleye bet for the week We
landed on a Saturday and got home on a Saturday We fished
hard laughed lots and stayed up late
July
Selina and I participated in two KAMO (Kids And Men-
tors Outdoors) camping trips
The first was on the Wisconsin River near Wisconsin
Dells and we had a blast The second was on the Petenwell
Flowage Fishing tubing bear baiting and lots of campfire
time with a lot of good people Check out KAMO at
wwwkamokidsorg
August
For several years I have taken Selina and three of her friends on a four-day outing to an island on the Flambeau
Flowage We tube swim sometimes fish and do a whole
bunch of nothing
September
Other than moose or elk hunting what wipes me out more
than anything is bear baiting then hunting This July through
mid October Selina and I (who both had tags) put thousands
of miles on my truck probably a couple hundred hours in
the woods and though we had plenty of big bear coming to
the baits it was all after dark
Acorns and way too many hunters in Zone C made it so
we went 32 hunts without seeing a bear while in a stand
October
October was our annual Mississippi River duck hunt near
Ferryville while camping on an island This trip is a classic
that my father started back in the late rsquo50s I have been
going on it for 44 years and Selina loves it
November
Deer camp
The Red Brush Gang has so much fun that no one wants
to leave This fall Selina became independent As long as
she is carrying a compass a daypack and hip boots she does
not need her dad
There is more to tell but no more space
Happy New Year
Sunset
An Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalAn Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalA Year in the Outdoors for Selina
Hello friends
So that I may stay home the week between Christmas and
New Yearrsquos I write a column about some of the highlights
of the year that is just coming to an end This yearrsquos column
for the most part is about some of the many outdoor adven-
tures I went on with my 14-year-old daughter Selina Wal-
ters
January
Selina her brothers Travis and Joey Dushek and I went
on a winter camping and ice fishing trip on the Mississippi
River near La Crosse We had planned on fishing near Fer-
ryville but there was not good ice (Discovery made upon
arrival)
I made some phone calls and we headed to La Crosse
where for the next two days we had great success on 27-34inch northern pike
February
Selina Gary Howe and I are entered in Prairie du Chienrsquos
annual fisheree which attracts a lot of fishermen and
women We stayed with the Howes had a blast and Selina
took first and second place in the kids northern pike division
with a couple of beautiful gators
This is not meant to be an insult but as big as this fisheree
is it would be wise for the folks in charge to boost the prizes
for our future fishermen Winning a fisheree when you are
14 is a really big deal for a kid
April
Selina just told me that her favorite sport is turkey hunt-
ing Each spring I take her to a new spot for Wisconsinrsquos
Youth Turkey Hunt
This year we were invited by my friend Rod Bensley to
hunt at his pheasant preserve near Beaver Dam Rod worked
it out so Selina could hunt on a neighborrsquos property as welland literally on the last minute of our two-day hunt Selina
harvested a beautiful gobbler
May
Selina and I hunted turkey on our food plot and as I men-
tioned she loves this sport The beauty about going from
the early April hunt to May is that spring is in full strut
comfortable naps can be taken in the blind and life is good
Selina whacked her second gobbler of the year one of the
biggest turkeys I have been part of harvesting
Later in May we headed to Marsh Miller Lake and stayed
at Birch Point Resort near Bloomer Each spring Selina
brings a friend and our good friend Paul Maire puts us up
in one of his cabins and we catch bluegills For Selina this
is another canrsquot miss trip
June
In a yearrsquos time I go on about 40 trips The two best are
Canada to Shultz Lake (Chimo Lodge and Outposts) anddeer camp
By Mark Walters
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A Snapshow ndash Not All
Skunks Are Bad
Early afternoon turned into
early evening and the couch was much cozier than sitting
in the cold But my mind wandered as I thought about all
the bucks that would walk past my stand in the swamp if
I wasnrsquot there
ldquoScott do you want to sit with merdquo I asked my hus-
band ldquoItrsquoll be lots of funrdquo
He rolled his eyes but said he would I think later he re-
gretted his decision
We made our way to the stand and by 342 pm we were
set ready to get the big guy I updated my Snapchat ldquoview-
ersrdquo of my new surroundings then checked on the status
of the game The Packers had the game tiedScott and I discussed how cool it would be if there was
a universal button that could be pushed which would suck
all the trees into the ground so you could see if anything
was hiding OK maybe not discussed but rather I men-
tioned it to him and he looked at me like I was crazy and
turned the other direction
A few minutes later I tapped him on the shoulder and
said it would make drives a lot easier and save time He
laughed agreed and continued with his careful watching
of the woods while I kept my eyes on the swamp
Another few minutes later I whispered ldquoWhat if
Sasquatch comes out of that thick stuff over thererdquo That
warranted an eye roll and more silence
My stomach growled and I reached in my pocket for
sustenance ndash a small plastic wrapper of Sprees I carefully
and what I thought was quietly unwrapped them Scott
looked at me like I was setting off a package of fireworks
and shook his head
Finally I got them unwrapped and clunk one fell to the
floor of the stand Then clunk tink tink three more fell
About 45 minutes more of these scenarios and Scott was
more than happy to call it quits exactly at season close ndash
449 pm
ldquoNo wonder you donrsquot see anythingrdquo he said as we
rounded everything up ldquoYou make more noise thanhelliprdquo
ldquohellipHey Irsquod like to remind you that I have seen some of
the biggest deer ever while huntingrdquo I interrupted him
He laughed at my candor reminding me that none of
them were hanging on our wall He was right but I didnrsquot
want to admit it
It was officially the end of opening weekend of gun deer
season and I had been skunked But that last night was my
favorite and although Scott may never go with me again
I have all the Snapchat memories to look back on
And the Packers won
Itrsquos a
irlrsquos
unting Life
B y M o n i q u e W e s t a b y
ndash DNR Outdoor Report ndashWith up to 10 inches across much of the state state park
and forest properties have groomed cross-country ski trails
Brunet Island State Park tracks are full depth but typical of
early season grooming there is debris and exposed turfsoil
scattered throughout Visitors should consider using rock skis
and proceed with caution
About a half dozen counties in far northern Wisconsin have
open or partially open snowmobile trailsMany northern lakes have refrozen but with new snowfall
ice conditions remain highly variable Anglers report up to 5
inches of ice in spots and those venturing out have found fish
Bear cubs will be born in their dens this month Most bull
elks have separated from the cowcalf groups and have re-
formed their bachelor groups
There is a good population of weasels this year with an
abundance of tracks
Great horned owls have begun hooting and claiming terri-
tories Bird feeders are loaded with song and common birds
including a mix of woodpeckers and winter birds Chick-
adees nuthatches gold finches cardinals blue jays and jun-
cos are busy grabbing a seed Red-headed pileated downy
hairy and red-bellied woodpeckers are also common visitors
In a late seasonbow hunt RockyWinchel 19 Shel-don shot this 17-point 17 78-inchspread buck with a
Mathews com-pound bow Dec30 The deer washarvested acrossthe road fromthe Winchel familyfarm around 420pm 18 yards fromthe tree stand fol-lowing a doe andtwo yearlings Thebuck had beenspotted on a trail
camera Oct 21 and didnrsquot appear again until Dec4 This is Winchelrsquos first buck with a bow
(Submitted Photo)
unter of
the Week
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COURIER SENINEL Page13
FRESH
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Four Cornell teachershave earned theirMasters of Science de-grees in Education inthe area of ReadingSpecialists from UW-River Falls Those earn-ing their degree left toright on either sideof Cornell superinten-dent Dr Paul M Schleyare Ashley Rosentra-ter (fifth grade) EricaDeitelhoff (sixthseventhgrade) Chelsey Stein-metz (fourth grade) andErica Ruf (kindergarten)
(Submitted Photo)
Cornell graduate furthers career Brandan Licht a 2011 Cornell High
School graduate has graduated from the
Electromechanical Technology program at
Chippewa Valley Technical College
(CVTC) and already has a job lined up
working at Global Finishing Solutions in
Osseo
Electromechanical Technology students
learn how to design program and maintainautomated equipment used in modern man-
ufacturing plants CVTC program students
are typically recruited by companies after
completing just one year of the two-year pro-
gram and that was the case with Licht
ldquoI had two semesters done and I was al-
ready working for Global Finishing Solu-
tions as a part-time internrdquo Licht said of the
business where he will do electrical design
work ldquoThey offered a tuition reimburse-
ment which was really nicerdquo
Licht initially studied in an information
technology program at CVTC and worked at
EDI in Chippewa Falls then decided on achange in programs
ldquoIrsquove really been into electronics and
Electromechanical Technology fit that billrdquo
Licht said ldquoI really like it You can imple-
ment what you learn every dayrdquo
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ndash Public Notices ndash
SCHOOL NEWS 983085 PUBLIC NOICES Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage14
NOTICE OF HEARING OF THE VILLAGE
BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF CADOTT
WISCONSIN TO CONSIDER AND TO ACT
UPON THE AMENDMENT OF THE ZONING
ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGEOF CADOTT WISCONSIN
WHEREAS an application has been made to the
village clerk of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin to
change certain zoning district classifications and
zoning district boundaries contained therein
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the village
board of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin will meet
at the office of the village clerk in the municipal
building in the Village of Cadott Chippewa County
Wisconsin on the 18th day of January 2016 at
635 pm to consider the amendment of the zon-
ing ordinance of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin
as follows
TO CHANGE FROM A-1 AGRICULTURAL TO
R-1 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
SEC 06 TWP 28N R06 W
S12 NE Lot 2 of Cert Sur Map 2287 in V10
P112
DOC 642348
Parcel number 22806-0613-72287002
Owners Dennis amp Diane Falkenberg
Any person interested in the matter and desiring
testimony or other evidence will be heard at the
time and place specified above
Dated Dec 22 2015
VILLAGE BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF
CADOTT CHIPPEWA COUNTY
WISCONSIN
BY Anson Albarado president ATTEST Sandra Buetow clerk
NOTICEVillage of Cadott
52-1570952 bull wnaxlp
In the past month Nancy Weissrsquo second-grade class has had an inquiry unit about Native Americans andcolonists Nick Kotek library media specialist showed students how to use a database to answer ques-tions centered around the question How did the Native Americans and colonists live during colonialtimes Students made a video of themselves using an Aurasma app which parents could see by usingan iPad Parents were invited to watch the inquiry project video and play Native American games withtheir children In math students learned the deep meaning of the equal sign (the value of equations is
the same) They have worked on many ways to solve number equations when the missing number is indifferent spots and have five ways to solve addition and subtraction problems to find the correct answerThe students are wearing their school spirit shirts courtesy of PACE
Cadott Elementary Class of the WeekNancy Weissrsquo
Second Grade
Volunteer Donna Hoelwraps gifts during theHoliday Shoppe at Cor-nell Elementary Itemswere donated for stu-dents to pick out giftsfor their families LakeHolcombe School Dis-trict made $349 for their
after school programand coordinator AndreaSmith said Cornellshould do the same(Photo by Kayla Peche)
Cornell third grader Alyssa Bowe checks out a dollfor one of her possible presents for a family mem-ber this Christmas as volunteer Harley Thompsontries to make the sale Bowe and other elementarystudents shopped around during the Dec 17 Cor-
nell Holiday Shoppe but after school coordinator Andrea Smith says volunteers are just as excitedas the kids for this event (Photo by Kayla Peche)
CornellHolidayShoppe
Area students receive scholarshipsWisconsin Indianhead
Technical College (WITC)
December scholarship
donorrecipient receptionswere held at the four WITC
campuses where nearly
$110000 in scholarships
were awarded This repre-
sents a 10 percent increase
in the amount awarded and
15 percent more students re-
ceiving scholarships com-
pared to fall 2014
ldquoThe WITC Foundation is
fortunate to be supported by
generous donors who want
to help our students achieve
their academic goalsrdquo said
Craig Fowler executive di-
rector of the WITC Founda-
tion and WITC-Rice Lakecampus administrator ldquoArea
businesses services and
civic clubs WITC faculty
and staff and other individ-
uals have made it possible
for the foundation to award
252 scholarships this fallrdquoBrooke Elliott Cornell
received two scholarshops
the Arrowhead Family Den-
tal Scholarship and the
Mary W Johnson Scholar-
ship
From Jim Falls Ashley
Howell was awarded the
James Quinn MemorialScholarship and from Shel-
don Rebecca Lund was
given the VINE (Rice Lake)
Scholarship for Early Child-
hood Education
Lake Holcombe School students can earn books for themselves and the school library thanks to the North-ern White Sand Plant in New Auburn Each month the school staff chooses a student from each grade levelwho has demonstrated being respectful responsible and safe The plant then provides a book for each stu-dent to keep for themselves and a hard copy is donated to the library in honor of that student Book winnersfor November from preKto 12th grade are Oscar Naiberg Kiley PaffBrooklyn Anders OliviaRepka Robert LuethiQuinn Porter ShaniaSchroeder Megan LuethiKaden Crank KyraWright Ryanna OlmstedKaitlin Pastorius DevinLebal and Chase Fronk
(Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School third and fourth-grade studentscelebrate the last day before Christmas vacation byexchanging gifts with each other in the classroomthrough secret Santa (Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School
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COURIER SENINEL Page15
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Accepting New Patients
The monthly meeting will be held Monday Jan
11 2016 at the town hall (20470 State Hwy 64) at
7 pm
Agenda
Minutes
Financial report
Discussion and possible action on the following
Employee handbook
Town hall sign upgrade
Payment of bills
Public input
NOTICE
Town of Cleveland
Monthly Meeting
1-157293 bull wnaxlp
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Goetz board
of supervisors will hold its monthly meeting Monday
Jan 11 2016 at 730 pm at the Goetz Town Hall
Agenda
1) Roll Call
2) Minutes
3) Treasurerrsquos Report
4) Roads
5) AG Enterprise Area
5) Payment of bills
6) Adjourn
Tamee FoldyTown of Goetz clerk
NOTICE
Town of Goetz
Regular Board Meeting
1-157309 bull wnaxlp
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Birch
Creek will hold a regular monthly meeting Tuesday
Jan 12 2016 at 7 pm at the Birch Creek Town
Hall at 26755 240th St
Agenda
1Call meeting to order
2Roll call
3Approve minutes
4Treasurerrsquos report
5Public comment
6Discussion and action items
A Committee Reports
B Correspondence
C Payment of bills
7Set next meeting
8 Adjourn
Robin Stender
clerk
NOTICE
Town of Birch Creek
Monthly Meeting
1-157311 bull wnaxlp
PUBLIC NOTICE
TA JamesDue to a change in ownership of the prop-
erty at 418 N Main Street Cadott WI
Please call 715-828-3100 by Feb 15 2016
Failure to respond to this notice could re-
sult in storage andor disposal of personal
property52-1571922
Courier Sentinel
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Submitted by Jackie McDaniel
Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club President
The Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club (LHWC) completes
many community projects throughout the year Several of
those projects are done every December
Each year the club receives several names of children
from the Lake Holcombe School who are in need of some
Christmas cheer delivered to them Dec 10 was the day Ra-
mona Scharf Jackie Fredricksen Nancy Glenzer and Mary
Froehlich members of the LHWC did their shopping for
several youngsters in Holcombe
ldquoWe have been doing this for a few years and it feels better
every yearrdquo said Scharf ldquoFor several years we have re-
ceived an added donated gift card from the Chippewa Falls
Walmart to help with the costrdquo
After wrapping the gifts they are given to the Lake Hol-
combe School for delivery just in time for Christmas
On Dec 17 the LHWC Cheer Bag committee gathered at
Jackie McDanielrsquos house to assemble cheer bags for 35 peo-
ple in the Holcombe community
ldquoThe womenrsquos club has been delivering cheer bags for
about 20 yearsrdquo said Judy Taylor member
Gordyrsquos County Market in Cornell donated fruit and
candy and quick breads were baked by LHWC members for
the cheer bags After the added tissue paper a Christmas
card and a candy cane were tied with ribbon to give them a
ldquofestive lookrdquo
ldquoThe few hours we spend getting the cheer bags ready is
all worthwhile when we see the smile on peoples faces when
we drop off their special giftrdquo said Taylor
The Childrenrsquos Christmas and Cheer Bag projects along
with the Lake Holcombe School Scholarships are supported
by bake sales the LHWC holds throughout the year Mem-
bers say the LHWC will continue these projects with support
from the Holcombe community and the Holcombe Lions
Club
AREA NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage16
After a Dec 28 winter storm Amanda Olichwier andher daughter Macie Cornell built a tunnel andplayed in the snow outside the Courier Sentinel of-fice Amanda said they were going to build a snow-man but the snow wouldnrsquot pack good enoughLater a friendly plowman gave Macie a bigger hillto go sledding (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Womenrsquos club continues annual holiday projects
Left to right Jackie McDaniel Judy Taylor BarbaraRyser (Jackiersquos sister) Mary Froehlich Yvonne Ca-hoon and Norma Arts with Tom Taylor (Judyrsquos son)in the back stand in front of the cheer bags theLake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club compiled for fami-lies in the Holcombe community
(Submitted Photo)
To the right The Cadott sixth-grade black and goldchoir performed three songs during a Dec 22 win-ter concert including Send Down the Rain whichEmily Malecki (middle row far left) said was their favorite song to sing Other sixth graders picturedleft to right in front are Sam Scheidler Ethan Duck
and Ella Zais Right from Malecki are Hailee Glennand Jaime Rodriguez In back are Teanna Miles andShane Pilgrim (Photo by Kayla Peche)
To a packed Cadott elementary gym Dec 22 fifthgrader Angel Hladilek and her classmates in bandperformed Beethovenrsquos Ninth and Lets Go Band apep band song students put a Christmas twist on
Other performances during the evening includedfifth and sixth-grade black and gold choir and the
Cadott Winter Concert
Hats scarves and mittens adorn a Spirit of Christmas tree at the Cadott Courier Sentinel
office Through the Spirit of Christmas pro-gram parents in the Chippewa Valley can fillout an application for their children After re-ceiving donations from individuals and organ-izations at collection locations warm weather attire is picked up by volunteers and distrib-uted to children in need
(Photo by Heather Dekan)
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Schickʼs Bowl amp BrewTuesday Night
Ladies League StandingsDec 29 2015
Team W LLisa s Beauty Salon 9 3Cliffʼs Maple Sugars 8 4
Hellandʼs Hellions 7 5Schickʼs Bowl amp Brew 6 6Heaven Help Us 5 7 High Team Game LisaʼsBeauty Salon 624 Cliffʼs MapleSugars 570 Schickʼs Bowl ampBrew 506 High Team Series LisaʼsBeauty Salon 1720 CliffʼsMaple Sugars 1494 SchickʼsBowl amp Brew 1482 High Individual GameSarah Whittaker 187 Peg Hat-tamer 165 Mary Cowell 157 High Individual SeriesSarah Whittaker 451 RhondaKimball 434 Mary Cowell 429
ndash Bowling ndash
ndash Basketball Standings ndash
ndash Pool ndash
Courier Sentinel Page 11 Tursday Januar y 7 2016
bull Cadott bullBoys Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Osseo-Fairchild 730 pmMon Jan 11 at Cornell 545 pmThur Jan 14 at Fall Creek 730 pmBoys JV BasketballFri Jan 8 at Osseo-Fairchild 545 pm
Mon Jan 11 at Cornell 545 pmThur Jan 14 at Fall Creek 545 pmGirls Varsity Basketball
Thur Jan 7 Stanley-Boyd 730 pmMon Jan 11 at Cornell 715 pmTue Jan 12 at McDonell 730 pmGirls JV BasketballThur Jan 7 Stanley-Boyd 545 pmTue Jan 12 at McDonell 545 pmVarsity WrestlingSat Jan 9 Invitational (Alumni Day) 10 amThur Jan 14 Stan-Bd (Parent Night) 730 pm
JV WrestlingSat Jan 9 at EC North 830 amSat Jan 9 Invitational 10 amThur Jan 14 Stanley-Boyd 7 pm
bull Cornell bullBoys Varsity BasketballThur Jan 7 Bruce 715 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 1 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pmBoys JV Basketball
Thur Jan 7 Bruce 545 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 245 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pmGirls Varsity BasketballThur Jan 7 Bruce 545 pmSat Jan 9 at Greenwood 245 pmMon Jan 11 Cadott 545 pm
bull Lake Holcombe bullBoys Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Birchwood 715 pm
Tue Jan 12 New Auburn 715 pmBoys JV Basketball
Fri Jan 8 at Birchwood 545 pmMon Jan 11 LCO 715 pmTue Jan 12 New Auburn 545 pmGirls Varsity BasketballFri Jan 8 at Birchwood 545 pmTue Jan 12 New Auburn 545 pmGirls JV BasketballMon Jan 11 LCO 545 pm
bull Cornell-Lake Holcombe-Gilman bullVarsity Wrestling
Thur Jan 7 at Shell Lake 6 pm
Sat Jan 9 at Shell Lake 10 amThur Jan 14 at Flambeau 7 pm
Jan 7 14
bull SPORTSWEEK bull
2015-16 West CloverbeltConference Boys BasketballTeam W LMcDonell 4 0Altoona 3 1Regis 3 1Fall Creek 2 2Stanley-Boyd 2 2Cadott 1 3Osseo-Fairchild 1 3Thorp 0 4
2015-16 West CloverbeltConference Girls Basketball
Team W LRegis 5 0Fall Creek 4 1Altoona 3 2Stanley-Boyd 3 2McDonell 2 3Thorp 2 3Osseo-Fairchild 1 4Cadott 0 5
2015-16 East LakelandConference Boys BasketballTeam W LCornell 3 1Birchwood 2 1Bruce 2 1Lake Holcombe 2 1New Auburn 2 2Flambeau 1 3Winter 0 3
2015-16 East LakelandConference Girls Basketball
Team W LFlambeau 5 0Bruce 4 0Birchwood 2 2Lake Holcombe 2 2Cornell 2 3New Auburn 0 4Winter 0 4
Hornets battle at Badger ClassicBy Kayla Peche
During a two-day tournament at River Falls Dec 29-30
the Cadott Hornets Wrestling team took on 11 schools in Di-
vision 3 for a Northern Badger Wrestling Classic
With 1145 points the Hornets landed in fifth place with
freshman James Pfeiffer leading the wayAt 152 pounds Pfeiffer won three matches by fall with
two in less than 4 minutes In the third-place battle Pfeiffer
lost by a 5-3 decision to Cody Frederick of Boyceville for his
fourth-place finish
Following Pfeiffer were Tyler Gillett senior and Andrew
Gunderson sophomore who each took sixth place Gillett
received 275 points for Cadott and Gunderson earned 24 points dropping a competitor to the mat in 36 seconds during
one matchup
Eighth-place sophomore Bailey Gillett scored 18 points
during the tournament but lost the seventh-place match with
an 8-5 decision to Sam Burns from River Falls
Also scoring for the team were senior Brandon Pederson
junior Ethan Haider sophomore Josef Hite and freshman CJ
Spaeth
Cadott will return to the mat to host a Hornet wrestling
tournament Jan 9
Earning Best Effort for the Hornets freshmanMitchell Gunderson tries to peel away from his 170-pound contender Gunderson lost the match by onepoint but Cadott left their gym with a win 66-9against Eau Claire Regis (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Mud Brook Pool LeagueWeek 7
ResultsBogieʼs I 6 vs Bogieʼs II 3Arnold 1 vs Tedʼs 8 Big Min-now 4 vs Black Bear 5 Flaterʼs4 vs Roseʼs 5 Big Swedeʼs 6
vs Cookieʼs 3Standings W LTedʼs 48 15Bogieʼs I 36 27Big Swedes 33 30Bogieʼs II 32 31Cookieʼs 32 31Big Minnow 30 33Black Bear 28 35Flaterʼs 27 36Roses 25 38Arnold 24 39
Sophomore Dakota Popp sticks with his Flambeauopponent on Cornellrsquos home court Dec 17 Poppalso brought the ball up the court for the Chiefs for most of the first-half offense Cornell hung on in aclose game pulling out the win 65-63
(Photo by Ginna Young)
Carley Yeager makes a shot in the second half of agame against the Prentice Buccaneers Dec 3 TheLake Holcombe girls brought the game within 10points but couldnrsquot pull of a win ending behind 41-28 (Photo by Monique Westaby)
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OUDOORS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 12
Selina has only missed one year of her entire life of doing
a fly in and she loves heading north with family and friends
This year she won the big walleye bet for the week We
landed on a Saturday and got home on a Saturday We fished
hard laughed lots and stayed up late
July
Selina and I participated in two KAMO (Kids And Men-
tors Outdoors) camping trips
The first was on the Wisconsin River near Wisconsin
Dells and we had a blast The second was on the Petenwell
Flowage Fishing tubing bear baiting and lots of campfire
time with a lot of good people Check out KAMO at
wwwkamokidsorg
August
For several years I have taken Selina and three of her friends on a four-day outing to an island on the Flambeau
Flowage We tube swim sometimes fish and do a whole
bunch of nothing
September
Other than moose or elk hunting what wipes me out more
than anything is bear baiting then hunting This July through
mid October Selina and I (who both had tags) put thousands
of miles on my truck probably a couple hundred hours in
the woods and though we had plenty of big bear coming to
the baits it was all after dark
Acorns and way too many hunters in Zone C made it so
we went 32 hunts without seeing a bear while in a stand
October
October was our annual Mississippi River duck hunt near
Ferryville while camping on an island This trip is a classic
that my father started back in the late rsquo50s I have been
going on it for 44 years and Selina loves it
November
Deer camp
The Red Brush Gang has so much fun that no one wants
to leave This fall Selina became independent As long as
she is carrying a compass a daypack and hip boots she does
not need her dad
There is more to tell but no more space
Happy New Year
Sunset
An Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalAn Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalA Year in the Outdoors for Selina
Hello friends
So that I may stay home the week between Christmas and
New Yearrsquos I write a column about some of the highlights
of the year that is just coming to an end This yearrsquos column
for the most part is about some of the many outdoor adven-
tures I went on with my 14-year-old daughter Selina Wal-
ters
January
Selina her brothers Travis and Joey Dushek and I went
on a winter camping and ice fishing trip on the Mississippi
River near La Crosse We had planned on fishing near Fer-
ryville but there was not good ice (Discovery made upon
arrival)
I made some phone calls and we headed to La Crosse
where for the next two days we had great success on 27-34inch northern pike
February
Selina Gary Howe and I are entered in Prairie du Chienrsquos
annual fisheree which attracts a lot of fishermen and
women We stayed with the Howes had a blast and Selina
took first and second place in the kids northern pike division
with a couple of beautiful gators
This is not meant to be an insult but as big as this fisheree
is it would be wise for the folks in charge to boost the prizes
for our future fishermen Winning a fisheree when you are
14 is a really big deal for a kid
April
Selina just told me that her favorite sport is turkey hunt-
ing Each spring I take her to a new spot for Wisconsinrsquos
Youth Turkey Hunt
This year we were invited by my friend Rod Bensley to
hunt at his pheasant preserve near Beaver Dam Rod worked
it out so Selina could hunt on a neighborrsquos property as welland literally on the last minute of our two-day hunt Selina
harvested a beautiful gobbler
May
Selina and I hunted turkey on our food plot and as I men-
tioned she loves this sport The beauty about going from
the early April hunt to May is that spring is in full strut
comfortable naps can be taken in the blind and life is good
Selina whacked her second gobbler of the year one of the
biggest turkeys I have been part of harvesting
Later in May we headed to Marsh Miller Lake and stayed
at Birch Point Resort near Bloomer Each spring Selina
brings a friend and our good friend Paul Maire puts us up
in one of his cabins and we catch bluegills For Selina this
is another canrsquot miss trip
June
In a yearrsquos time I go on about 40 trips The two best are
Canada to Shultz Lake (Chimo Lodge and Outposts) anddeer camp
By Mark Walters
FLATERʼS RESORT
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Where the Chippewa amp
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Holcombe Wis
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A Snapshow ndash Not All
Skunks Are Bad
Early afternoon turned into
early evening and the couch was much cozier than sitting
in the cold But my mind wandered as I thought about all
the bucks that would walk past my stand in the swamp if
I wasnrsquot there
ldquoScott do you want to sit with merdquo I asked my hus-
band ldquoItrsquoll be lots of funrdquo
He rolled his eyes but said he would I think later he re-
gretted his decision
We made our way to the stand and by 342 pm we were
set ready to get the big guy I updated my Snapchat ldquoview-
ersrdquo of my new surroundings then checked on the status
of the game The Packers had the game tiedScott and I discussed how cool it would be if there was
a universal button that could be pushed which would suck
all the trees into the ground so you could see if anything
was hiding OK maybe not discussed but rather I men-
tioned it to him and he looked at me like I was crazy and
turned the other direction
A few minutes later I tapped him on the shoulder and
said it would make drives a lot easier and save time He
laughed agreed and continued with his careful watching
of the woods while I kept my eyes on the swamp
Another few minutes later I whispered ldquoWhat if
Sasquatch comes out of that thick stuff over thererdquo That
warranted an eye roll and more silence
My stomach growled and I reached in my pocket for
sustenance ndash a small plastic wrapper of Sprees I carefully
and what I thought was quietly unwrapped them Scott
looked at me like I was setting off a package of fireworks
and shook his head
Finally I got them unwrapped and clunk one fell to the
floor of the stand Then clunk tink tink three more fell
About 45 minutes more of these scenarios and Scott was
more than happy to call it quits exactly at season close ndash
449 pm
ldquoNo wonder you donrsquot see anythingrdquo he said as we
rounded everything up ldquoYou make more noise thanhelliprdquo
ldquohellipHey Irsquod like to remind you that I have seen some of
the biggest deer ever while huntingrdquo I interrupted him
He laughed at my candor reminding me that none of
them were hanging on our wall He was right but I didnrsquot
want to admit it
It was officially the end of opening weekend of gun deer
season and I had been skunked But that last night was my
favorite and although Scott may never go with me again
I have all the Snapchat memories to look back on
And the Packers won
Itrsquos a
irlrsquos
unting Life
B y M o n i q u e W e s t a b y
ndash DNR Outdoor Report ndashWith up to 10 inches across much of the state state park
and forest properties have groomed cross-country ski trails
Brunet Island State Park tracks are full depth but typical of
early season grooming there is debris and exposed turfsoil
scattered throughout Visitors should consider using rock skis
and proceed with caution
About a half dozen counties in far northern Wisconsin have
open or partially open snowmobile trailsMany northern lakes have refrozen but with new snowfall
ice conditions remain highly variable Anglers report up to 5
inches of ice in spots and those venturing out have found fish
Bear cubs will be born in their dens this month Most bull
elks have separated from the cowcalf groups and have re-
formed their bachelor groups
There is a good population of weasels this year with an
abundance of tracks
Great horned owls have begun hooting and claiming terri-
tories Bird feeders are loaded with song and common birds
including a mix of woodpeckers and winter birds Chick-
adees nuthatches gold finches cardinals blue jays and jun-
cos are busy grabbing a seed Red-headed pileated downy
hairy and red-bellied woodpeckers are also common visitors
In a late seasonbow hunt RockyWinchel 19 Shel-don shot this 17-point 17 78-inchspread buck with a
Mathews com-pound bow Dec30 The deer washarvested acrossthe road fromthe Winchel familyfarm around 420pm 18 yards fromthe tree stand fol-lowing a doe andtwo yearlings Thebuck had beenspotted on a trail
camera Oct 21 and didnrsquot appear again until Dec4 This is Winchelrsquos first buck with a bow
(Submitted Photo)
unter of
the Week
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Farm Work amp Land Clearing
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For Concrete gravel Top soil
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construction needs
Call (800) 292-0748TF400035
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Free Estimates TF503024
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FUEL OIL LPFull Service
T F 4 0 0 0 3 6
FURNACE REPAIR
(715) 452-5206Cell
(715) 559-6264
HeatingAir Conditioning
Service Installation
STENDERrsquoS
FURNACE
REPAIR
TF400037
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Romigrsquos IncGilman WI
Furnace Service
amp Installation
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715-447-8285 T F 4 0 0 0 3 8
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OLYNICK T RANSIT
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715-595-4892
Knowledge amp reliability yoursquove cometo expect for over 32 years
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SCHOOL NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page13
FRESH
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5 1 - 1 5 7 0 6 4
Four Cornell teachershave earned theirMasters of Science de-grees in Education inthe area of ReadingSpecialists from UW-River Falls Those earn-ing their degree left toright on either sideof Cornell superinten-dent Dr Paul M Schleyare Ashley Rosentra-ter (fifth grade) EricaDeitelhoff (sixthseventhgrade) Chelsey Stein-metz (fourth grade) andErica Ruf (kindergarten)
(Submitted Photo)
Cornell graduate furthers career Brandan Licht a 2011 Cornell High
School graduate has graduated from the
Electromechanical Technology program at
Chippewa Valley Technical College
(CVTC) and already has a job lined up
working at Global Finishing Solutions in
Osseo
Electromechanical Technology students
learn how to design program and maintainautomated equipment used in modern man-
ufacturing plants CVTC program students
are typically recruited by companies after
completing just one year of the two-year pro-
gram and that was the case with Licht
ldquoI had two semesters done and I was al-
ready working for Global Finishing Solu-
tions as a part-time internrdquo Licht said of the
business where he will do electrical design
work ldquoThey offered a tuition reimburse-
ment which was really nicerdquo
Licht initially studied in an information
technology program at CVTC and worked at
EDI in Chippewa Falls then decided on achange in programs
ldquoIrsquove really been into electronics and
Electromechanical Technology fit that billrdquo
Licht said ldquoI really like it You can imple-
ment what you learn every dayrdquo
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ndash Public Notices ndash
SCHOOL NEWS 983085 PUBLIC NOICES Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage14
NOTICE OF HEARING OF THE VILLAGE
BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF CADOTT
WISCONSIN TO CONSIDER AND TO ACT
UPON THE AMENDMENT OF THE ZONING
ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGEOF CADOTT WISCONSIN
WHEREAS an application has been made to the
village clerk of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin to
change certain zoning district classifications and
zoning district boundaries contained therein
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the village
board of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin will meet
at the office of the village clerk in the municipal
building in the Village of Cadott Chippewa County
Wisconsin on the 18th day of January 2016 at
635 pm to consider the amendment of the zon-
ing ordinance of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin
as follows
TO CHANGE FROM A-1 AGRICULTURAL TO
R-1 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
SEC 06 TWP 28N R06 W
S12 NE Lot 2 of Cert Sur Map 2287 in V10
P112
DOC 642348
Parcel number 22806-0613-72287002
Owners Dennis amp Diane Falkenberg
Any person interested in the matter and desiring
testimony or other evidence will be heard at the
time and place specified above
Dated Dec 22 2015
VILLAGE BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF
CADOTT CHIPPEWA COUNTY
WISCONSIN
BY Anson Albarado president ATTEST Sandra Buetow clerk
NOTICEVillage of Cadott
52-1570952 bull wnaxlp
In the past month Nancy Weissrsquo second-grade class has had an inquiry unit about Native Americans andcolonists Nick Kotek library media specialist showed students how to use a database to answer ques-tions centered around the question How did the Native Americans and colonists live during colonialtimes Students made a video of themselves using an Aurasma app which parents could see by usingan iPad Parents were invited to watch the inquiry project video and play Native American games withtheir children In math students learned the deep meaning of the equal sign (the value of equations is
the same) They have worked on many ways to solve number equations when the missing number is indifferent spots and have five ways to solve addition and subtraction problems to find the correct answerThe students are wearing their school spirit shirts courtesy of PACE
Cadott Elementary Class of the WeekNancy Weissrsquo
Second Grade
Volunteer Donna Hoelwraps gifts during theHoliday Shoppe at Cor-nell Elementary Itemswere donated for stu-dents to pick out giftsfor their families LakeHolcombe School Dis-trict made $349 for their
after school programand coordinator AndreaSmith said Cornellshould do the same(Photo by Kayla Peche)
Cornell third grader Alyssa Bowe checks out a dollfor one of her possible presents for a family mem-ber this Christmas as volunteer Harley Thompsontries to make the sale Bowe and other elementarystudents shopped around during the Dec 17 Cor-
nell Holiday Shoppe but after school coordinator Andrea Smith says volunteers are just as excitedas the kids for this event (Photo by Kayla Peche)
CornellHolidayShoppe
Area students receive scholarshipsWisconsin Indianhead
Technical College (WITC)
December scholarship
donorrecipient receptionswere held at the four WITC
campuses where nearly
$110000 in scholarships
were awarded This repre-
sents a 10 percent increase
in the amount awarded and
15 percent more students re-
ceiving scholarships com-
pared to fall 2014
ldquoThe WITC Foundation is
fortunate to be supported by
generous donors who want
to help our students achieve
their academic goalsrdquo said
Craig Fowler executive di-
rector of the WITC Founda-
tion and WITC-Rice Lakecampus administrator ldquoArea
businesses services and
civic clubs WITC faculty
and staff and other individ-
uals have made it possible
for the foundation to award
252 scholarships this fallrdquoBrooke Elliott Cornell
received two scholarshops
the Arrowhead Family Den-
tal Scholarship and the
Mary W Johnson Scholar-
ship
From Jim Falls Ashley
Howell was awarded the
James Quinn MemorialScholarship and from Shel-
don Rebecca Lund was
given the VINE (Rice Lake)
Scholarship for Early Child-
hood Education
Lake Holcombe School students can earn books for themselves and the school library thanks to the North-ern White Sand Plant in New Auburn Each month the school staff chooses a student from each grade levelwho has demonstrated being respectful responsible and safe The plant then provides a book for each stu-dent to keep for themselves and a hard copy is donated to the library in honor of that student Book winnersfor November from preKto 12th grade are Oscar Naiberg Kiley PaffBrooklyn Anders OliviaRepka Robert LuethiQuinn Porter ShaniaSchroeder Megan LuethiKaden Crank KyraWright Ryanna OlmstedKaitlin Pastorius DevinLebal and Chase Fronk
(Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School third and fourth-grade studentscelebrate the last day before Christmas vacation byexchanging gifts with each other in the classroomthrough secret Santa (Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School
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KEVINrsquoS REFRIGERATION SER-
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TF400044
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Gregory A Mihm DDS
David J Irwin DDS
Christopher D Goettl DDS
Accepting New Patients
The monthly meeting will be held Monday Jan
11 2016 at the town hall (20470 State Hwy 64) at
7 pm
Agenda
Minutes
Financial report
Discussion and possible action on the following
Employee handbook
Town hall sign upgrade
Payment of bills
Public input
NOTICE
Town of Cleveland
Monthly Meeting
1-157293 bull wnaxlp
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Goetz board
of supervisors will hold its monthly meeting Monday
Jan 11 2016 at 730 pm at the Goetz Town Hall
Agenda
1) Roll Call
2) Minutes
3) Treasurerrsquos Report
4) Roads
5) AG Enterprise Area
5) Payment of bills
6) Adjourn
Tamee FoldyTown of Goetz clerk
NOTICE
Town of Goetz
Regular Board Meeting
1-157309 bull wnaxlp
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Birch
Creek will hold a regular monthly meeting Tuesday
Jan 12 2016 at 7 pm at the Birch Creek Town
Hall at 26755 240th St
Agenda
1Call meeting to order
2Roll call
3Approve minutes
4Treasurerrsquos report
5Public comment
6Discussion and action items
A Committee Reports
B Correspondence
C Payment of bills
7Set next meeting
8 Adjourn
Robin Stender
clerk
NOTICE
Town of Birch Creek
Monthly Meeting
1-157311 bull wnaxlp
PUBLIC NOTICE
TA JamesDue to a change in ownership of the prop-
erty at 418 N Main Street Cadott WI
Please call 715-828-3100 by Feb 15 2016
Failure to respond to this notice could re-
sult in storage andor disposal of personal
property52-1571922
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Submitted by Jackie McDaniel
Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club President
The Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club (LHWC) completes
many community projects throughout the year Several of
those projects are done every December
Each year the club receives several names of children
from the Lake Holcombe School who are in need of some
Christmas cheer delivered to them Dec 10 was the day Ra-
mona Scharf Jackie Fredricksen Nancy Glenzer and Mary
Froehlich members of the LHWC did their shopping for
several youngsters in Holcombe
ldquoWe have been doing this for a few years and it feels better
every yearrdquo said Scharf ldquoFor several years we have re-
ceived an added donated gift card from the Chippewa Falls
Walmart to help with the costrdquo
After wrapping the gifts they are given to the Lake Hol-
combe School for delivery just in time for Christmas
On Dec 17 the LHWC Cheer Bag committee gathered at
Jackie McDanielrsquos house to assemble cheer bags for 35 peo-
ple in the Holcombe community
ldquoThe womenrsquos club has been delivering cheer bags for
about 20 yearsrdquo said Judy Taylor member
Gordyrsquos County Market in Cornell donated fruit and
candy and quick breads were baked by LHWC members for
the cheer bags After the added tissue paper a Christmas
card and a candy cane were tied with ribbon to give them a
ldquofestive lookrdquo
ldquoThe few hours we spend getting the cheer bags ready is
all worthwhile when we see the smile on peoples faces when
we drop off their special giftrdquo said Taylor
The Childrenrsquos Christmas and Cheer Bag projects along
with the Lake Holcombe School Scholarships are supported
by bake sales the LHWC holds throughout the year Mem-
bers say the LHWC will continue these projects with support
from the Holcombe community and the Holcombe Lions
Club
AREA NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage16
After a Dec 28 winter storm Amanda Olichwier andher daughter Macie Cornell built a tunnel andplayed in the snow outside the Courier Sentinel of-fice Amanda said they were going to build a snow-man but the snow wouldnrsquot pack good enoughLater a friendly plowman gave Macie a bigger hillto go sledding (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Womenrsquos club continues annual holiday projects
Left to right Jackie McDaniel Judy Taylor BarbaraRyser (Jackiersquos sister) Mary Froehlich Yvonne Ca-hoon and Norma Arts with Tom Taylor (Judyrsquos son)in the back stand in front of the cheer bags theLake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club compiled for fami-lies in the Holcombe community
(Submitted Photo)
To the right The Cadott sixth-grade black and goldchoir performed three songs during a Dec 22 win-ter concert including Send Down the Rain whichEmily Malecki (middle row far left) said was their favorite song to sing Other sixth graders picturedleft to right in front are Sam Scheidler Ethan Duck
and Ella Zais Right from Malecki are Hailee Glennand Jaime Rodriguez In back are Teanna Miles andShane Pilgrim (Photo by Kayla Peche)
To a packed Cadott elementary gym Dec 22 fifthgrader Angel Hladilek and her classmates in bandperformed Beethovenrsquos Ninth and Lets Go Band apep band song students put a Christmas twist on
Other performances during the evening includedfifth and sixth-grade black and gold choir and the
Cadott Winter Concert
Hats scarves and mittens adorn a Spirit of Christmas tree at the Cadott Courier Sentinel
office Through the Spirit of Christmas pro-gram parents in the Chippewa Valley can fillout an application for their children After re-ceiving donations from individuals and organ-izations at collection locations warm weather attire is picked up by volunteers and distrib-uted to children in need
(Photo by Heather Dekan)
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OUDOORS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage 12
Selina has only missed one year of her entire life of doing
a fly in and she loves heading north with family and friends
This year she won the big walleye bet for the week We
landed on a Saturday and got home on a Saturday We fished
hard laughed lots and stayed up late
July
Selina and I participated in two KAMO (Kids And Men-
tors Outdoors) camping trips
The first was on the Wisconsin River near Wisconsin
Dells and we had a blast The second was on the Petenwell
Flowage Fishing tubing bear baiting and lots of campfire
time with a lot of good people Check out KAMO at
wwwkamokidsorg
August
For several years I have taken Selina and three of her friends on a four-day outing to an island on the Flambeau
Flowage We tube swim sometimes fish and do a whole
bunch of nothing
September
Other than moose or elk hunting what wipes me out more
than anything is bear baiting then hunting This July through
mid October Selina and I (who both had tags) put thousands
of miles on my truck probably a couple hundred hours in
the woods and though we had plenty of big bear coming to
the baits it was all after dark
Acorns and way too many hunters in Zone C made it so
we went 32 hunts without seeing a bear while in a stand
October
October was our annual Mississippi River duck hunt near
Ferryville while camping on an island This trip is a classic
that my father started back in the late rsquo50s I have been
going on it for 44 years and Selina loves it
November
Deer camp
The Red Brush Gang has so much fun that no one wants
to leave This fall Selina became independent As long as
she is carrying a compass a daypack and hip boots she does
not need her dad
There is more to tell but no more space
Happy New Year
Sunset
An Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalAn Outdoorsmanrsquos JournalA Year in the Outdoors for Selina
Hello friends
So that I may stay home the week between Christmas and
New Yearrsquos I write a column about some of the highlights
of the year that is just coming to an end This yearrsquos column
for the most part is about some of the many outdoor adven-
tures I went on with my 14-year-old daughter Selina Wal-
ters
January
Selina her brothers Travis and Joey Dushek and I went
on a winter camping and ice fishing trip on the Mississippi
River near La Crosse We had planned on fishing near Fer-
ryville but there was not good ice (Discovery made upon
arrival)
I made some phone calls and we headed to La Crosse
where for the next two days we had great success on 27-34inch northern pike
February
Selina Gary Howe and I are entered in Prairie du Chienrsquos
annual fisheree which attracts a lot of fishermen and
women We stayed with the Howes had a blast and Selina
took first and second place in the kids northern pike division
with a couple of beautiful gators
This is not meant to be an insult but as big as this fisheree
is it would be wise for the folks in charge to boost the prizes
for our future fishermen Winning a fisheree when you are
14 is a really big deal for a kid
April
Selina just told me that her favorite sport is turkey hunt-
ing Each spring I take her to a new spot for Wisconsinrsquos
Youth Turkey Hunt
This year we were invited by my friend Rod Bensley to
hunt at his pheasant preserve near Beaver Dam Rod worked
it out so Selina could hunt on a neighborrsquos property as welland literally on the last minute of our two-day hunt Selina
harvested a beautiful gobbler
May
Selina and I hunted turkey on our food plot and as I men-
tioned she loves this sport The beauty about going from
the early April hunt to May is that spring is in full strut
comfortable naps can be taken in the blind and life is good
Selina whacked her second gobbler of the year one of the
biggest turkeys I have been part of harvesting
Later in May we headed to Marsh Miller Lake and stayed
at Birch Point Resort near Bloomer Each spring Selina
brings a friend and our good friend Paul Maire puts us up
in one of his cabins and we catch bluegills For Selina this
is another canrsquot miss trip
June
In a yearrsquos time I go on about 40 trips The two best are
Canada to Shultz Lake (Chimo Lodge and Outposts) anddeer camp
By Mark Walters
FLATERʼS RESORT
Joe amp Dawn Flater Ownerswwwflatersresortcom
270 N Cty E Holcombe Wis
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Where the Chippewa amp
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Holcombe Wis
(715) 595-4424TF400049
A Snapshow ndash Not All
Skunks Are Bad
Early afternoon turned into
early evening and the couch was much cozier than sitting
in the cold But my mind wandered as I thought about all
the bucks that would walk past my stand in the swamp if
I wasnrsquot there
ldquoScott do you want to sit with merdquo I asked my hus-
band ldquoItrsquoll be lots of funrdquo
He rolled his eyes but said he would I think later he re-
gretted his decision
We made our way to the stand and by 342 pm we were
set ready to get the big guy I updated my Snapchat ldquoview-
ersrdquo of my new surroundings then checked on the status
of the game The Packers had the game tiedScott and I discussed how cool it would be if there was
a universal button that could be pushed which would suck
all the trees into the ground so you could see if anything
was hiding OK maybe not discussed but rather I men-
tioned it to him and he looked at me like I was crazy and
turned the other direction
A few minutes later I tapped him on the shoulder and
said it would make drives a lot easier and save time He
laughed agreed and continued with his careful watching
of the woods while I kept my eyes on the swamp
Another few minutes later I whispered ldquoWhat if
Sasquatch comes out of that thick stuff over thererdquo That
warranted an eye roll and more silence
My stomach growled and I reached in my pocket for
sustenance ndash a small plastic wrapper of Sprees I carefully
and what I thought was quietly unwrapped them Scott
looked at me like I was setting off a package of fireworks
and shook his head
Finally I got them unwrapped and clunk one fell to the
floor of the stand Then clunk tink tink three more fell
About 45 minutes more of these scenarios and Scott was
more than happy to call it quits exactly at season close ndash
449 pm
ldquoNo wonder you donrsquot see anythingrdquo he said as we
rounded everything up ldquoYou make more noise thanhelliprdquo
ldquohellipHey Irsquod like to remind you that I have seen some of
the biggest deer ever while huntingrdquo I interrupted him
He laughed at my candor reminding me that none of
them were hanging on our wall He was right but I didnrsquot
want to admit it
It was officially the end of opening weekend of gun deer
season and I had been skunked But that last night was my
favorite and although Scott may never go with me again
I have all the Snapchat memories to look back on
And the Packers won
Itrsquos a
irlrsquos
unting Life
B y M o n i q u e W e s t a b y
ndash DNR Outdoor Report ndashWith up to 10 inches across much of the state state park
and forest properties have groomed cross-country ski trails
Brunet Island State Park tracks are full depth but typical of
early season grooming there is debris and exposed turfsoil
scattered throughout Visitors should consider using rock skis
and proceed with caution
About a half dozen counties in far northern Wisconsin have
open or partially open snowmobile trailsMany northern lakes have refrozen but with new snowfall
ice conditions remain highly variable Anglers report up to 5
inches of ice in spots and those venturing out have found fish
Bear cubs will be born in their dens this month Most bull
elks have separated from the cowcalf groups and have re-
formed their bachelor groups
There is a good population of weasels this year with an
abundance of tracks
Great horned owls have begun hooting and claiming terri-
tories Bird feeders are loaded with song and common birds
including a mix of woodpeckers and winter birds Chick-
adees nuthatches gold finches cardinals blue jays and jun-
cos are busy grabbing a seed Red-headed pileated downy
hairy and red-bellied woodpeckers are also common visitors
In a late seasonbow hunt RockyWinchel 19 Shel-don shot this 17-point 17 78-inchspread buck with a
Mathews com-pound bow Dec30 The deer washarvested acrossthe road fromthe Winchel familyfarm around 420pm 18 yards fromthe tree stand fol-lowing a doe andtwo yearlings Thebuck had beenspotted on a trail
camera Oct 21 and didnrsquot appear again until Dec4 This is Winchelrsquos first buck with a bow
(Submitted Photo)
unter of
the Week
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Farm Work amp Land Clearing
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Competitive prices quality material
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For Concrete gravel Top soil
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Call (800) 292-0748TF400035
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Phone 715-289-4292We carry name brands ofCarpet - Vinyl - Ceramic
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Free Estimates TF503024
FUEL
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FUEL OIL LPFull Service
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FURNACE REPAIR
(715) 452-5206Cell
(715) 559-6264
HeatingAir Conditioning
Service Installation
STENDERrsquoS
FURNACE
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HARDWARE
Romigrsquos IncGilman WI
Furnace Service
amp Installation
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715-447-8285 T F 4 0 0 0 3 8
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L ANDSCAPE SUPPLY
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Knowledge amp reliability yoursquove cometo expect for over 32 years
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SCHOOL NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page13
FRESH
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Four Cornell teachershave earned theirMasters of Science de-grees in Education inthe area of ReadingSpecialists from UW-River Falls Those earn-ing their degree left toright on either sideof Cornell superinten-dent Dr Paul M Schleyare Ashley Rosentra-ter (fifth grade) EricaDeitelhoff (sixthseventhgrade) Chelsey Stein-metz (fourth grade) andErica Ruf (kindergarten)
(Submitted Photo)
Cornell graduate furthers career Brandan Licht a 2011 Cornell High
School graduate has graduated from the
Electromechanical Technology program at
Chippewa Valley Technical College
(CVTC) and already has a job lined up
working at Global Finishing Solutions in
Osseo
Electromechanical Technology students
learn how to design program and maintainautomated equipment used in modern man-
ufacturing plants CVTC program students
are typically recruited by companies after
completing just one year of the two-year pro-
gram and that was the case with Licht
ldquoI had two semesters done and I was al-
ready working for Global Finishing Solu-
tions as a part-time internrdquo Licht said of the
business where he will do electrical design
work ldquoThey offered a tuition reimburse-
ment which was really nicerdquo
Licht initially studied in an information
technology program at CVTC and worked at
EDI in Chippewa Falls then decided on achange in programs
ldquoIrsquove really been into electronics and
Electromechanical Technology fit that billrdquo
Licht said ldquoI really like it You can imple-
ment what you learn every dayrdquo
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ndash Public Notices ndash
SCHOOL NEWS 983085 PUBLIC NOICES Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage14
NOTICE OF HEARING OF THE VILLAGE
BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF CADOTT
WISCONSIN TO CONSIDER AND TO ACT
UPON THE AMENDMENT OF THE ZONING
ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGEOF CADOTT WISCONSIN
WHEREAS an application has been made to the
village clerk of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin to
change certain zoning district classifications and
zoning district boundaries contained therein
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the village
board of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin will meet
at the office of the village clerk in the municipal
building in the Village of Cadott Chippewa County
Wisconsin on the 18th day of January 2016 at
635 pm to consider the amendment of the zon-
ing ordinance of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin
as follows
TO CHANGE FROM A-1 AGRICULTURAL TO
R-1 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
SEC 06 TWP 28N R06 W
S12 NE Lot 2 of Cert Sur Map 2287 in V10
P112
DOC 642348
Parcel number 22806-0613-72287002
Owners Dennis amp Diane Falkenberg
Any person interested in the matter and desiring
testimony or other evidence will be heard at the
time and place specified above
Dated Dec 22 2015
VILLAGE BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF
CADOTT CHIPPEWA COUNTY
WISCONSIN
BY Anson Albarado president ATTEST Sandra Buetow clerk
NOTICEVillage of Cadott
52-1570952 bull wnaxlp
In the past month Nancy Weissrsquo second-grade class has had an inquiry unit about Native Americans andcolonists Nick Kotek library media specialist showed students how to use a database to answer ques-tions centered around the question How did the Native Americans and colonists live during colonialtimes Students made a video of themselves using an Aurasma app which parents could see by usingan iPad Parents were invited to watch the inquiry project video and play Native American games withtheir children In math students learned the deep meaning of the equal sign (the value of equations is
the same) They have worked on many ways to solve number equations when the missing number is indifferent spots and have five ways to solve addition and subtraction problems to find the correct answerThe students are wearing their school spirit shirts courtesy of PACE
Cadott Elementary Class of the WeekNancy Weissrsquo
Second Grade
Volunteer Donna Hoelwraps gifts during theHoliday Shoppe at Cor-nell Elementary Itemswere donated for stu-dents to pick out giftsfor their families LakeHolcombe School Dis-trict made $349 for their
after school programand coordinator AndreaSmith said Cornellshould do the same(Photo by Kayla Peche)
Cornell third grader Alyssa Bowe checks out a dollfor one of her possible presents for a family mem-ber this Christmas as volunteer Harley Thompsontries to make the sale Bowe and other elementarystudents shopped around during the Dec 17 Cor-
nell Holiday Shoppe but after school coordinator Andrea Smith says volunteers are just as excitedas the kids for this event (Photo by Kayla Peche)
CornellHolidayShoppe
Area students receive scholarshipsWisconsin Indianhead
Technical College (WITC)
December scholarship
donorrecipient receptionswere held at the four WITC
campuses where nearly
$110000 in scholarships
were awarded This repre-
sents a 10 percent increase
in the amount awarded and
15 percent more students re-
ceiving scholarships com-
pared to fall 2014
ldquoThe WITC Foundation is
fortunate to be supported by
generous donors who want
to help our students achieve
their academic goalsrdquo said
Craig Fowler executive di-
rector of the WITC Founda-
tion and WITC-Rice Lakecampus administrator ldquoArea
businesses services and
civic clubs WITC faculty
and staff and other individ-
uals have made it possible
for the foundation to award
252 scholarships this fallrdquoBrooke Elliott Cornell
received two scholarshops
the Arrowhead Family Den-
tal Scholarship and the
Mary W Johnson Scholar-
ship
From Jim Falls Ashley
Howell was awarded the
James Quinn MemorialScholarship and from Shel-
don Rebecca Lund was
given the VINE (Rice Lake)
Scholarship for Early Child-
hood Education
Lake Holcombe School students can earn books for themselves and the school library thanks to the North-ern White Sand Plant in New Auburn Each month the school staff chooses a student from each grade levelwho has demonstrated being respectful responsible and safe The plant then provides a book for each stu-dent to keep for themselves and a hard copy is donated to the library in honor of that student Book winnersfor November from preKto 12th grade are Oscar Naiberg Kiley PaffBrooklyn Anders OliviaRepka Robert LuethiQuinn Porter ShaniaSchroeder Megan LuethiKaden Crank KyraWright Ryanna OlmstedKaitlin Pastorius DevinLebal and Chase Fronk
(Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School third and fourth-grade studentscelebrate the last day before Christmas vacation byexchanging gifts with each other in the classroomthrough secret Santa (Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School
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PUBLIC NOICES 983085 CLASSIFIEDS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page15
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Phone (715) 288-6863 bull Fax (715) 288-5999
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In house machine shop forcylinder amp crankshaft repair
T F 4 0 0 0 5 3
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24-150707
Your Hometown Agent
Cell 7152060132candiceamericanrealtypartnercom
wwwamericanrealtypartnercom
Candice
Cossio
40-154655
Kay Geist Cell 7155772193
kaywoodsandwatercom
wwwwoodsandwatercom
ldquoYour CornellLake Holcombe
Area Realtorsrdquo
Thane PageCell 7152023194
thanewoodsandwatercom
40-154632 bull 46-155979
ndash Real Estate ndash
ndash Newspaper ndash
ndash Public Notices ndash
Call Wolfersquos Sewer Servicefor all sewer drainfieldand septic problems
22 Years Experience
Guaranteed Work
Willie (715) 239-3121
Cell (715) 827-0225 T F 5 0 3 0 2 6
( o d d )
To advertise call the Courier
Sentinel at 715-861-4414
1502 Main St bull Bloomer bull 7155682363Hours Mon - Fri 8 am to 5 pm
website bluediamondfamilydentalcom
TF400044
Thomas J Rufledt DDS
Gregory A Mihm DDS
David J Irwin DDS
Christopher D Goettl DDS
Accepting New Patients
The monthly meeting will be held Monday Jan
11 2016 at the town hall (20470 State Hwy 64) at
7 pm
Agenda
Minutes
Financial report
Discussion and possible action on the following
Employee handbook
Town hall sign upgrade
Payment of bills
Public input
NOTICE
Town of Cleveland
Monthly Meeting
1-157293 bull wnaxlp
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Goetz board
of supervisors will hold its monthly meeting Monday
Jan 11 2016 at 730 pm at the Goetz Town Hall
Agenda
1) Roll Call
2) Minutes
3) Treasurerrsquos Report
4) Roads
5) AG Enterprise Area
5) Payment of bills
6) Adjourn
Tamee FoldyTown of Goetz clerk
NOTICE
Town of Goetz
Regular Board Meeting
1-157309 bull wnaxlp
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Birch
Creek will hold a regular monthly meeting Tuesday
Jan 12 2016 at 7 pm at the Birch Creek Town
Hall at 26755 240th St
Agenda
1Call meeting to order
2Roll call
3Approve minutes
4Treasurerrsquos report
5Public comment
6Discussion and action items
A Committee Reports
B Correspondence
C Payment of bills
7Set next meeting
8 Adjourn
Robin Stender
clerk
NOTICE
Town of Birch Creek
Monthly Meeting
1-157311 bull wnaxlp
PUBLIC NOTICE
TA JamesDue to a change in ownership of the prop-
erty at 418 N Main Street Cadott WI
Please call 715-828-3100 by Feb 15 2016
Failure to respond to this notice could re-
sult in storage andor disposal of personal
property52-1571922
Courier Sentinel
Call 715-861-4414 to
SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS
mdash 6 Months mdash
Chippewa Rusk amp Eau Claire Counties - 22
Elsewhere in Wisconsin - 25
Outside Wisconsin - 32
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Chippewa Rusk amp Eau Claire Counties - 32
Elsewhere in Wisconsin - 35
Outside Wisconsin - 42
mdash 1 Year Print + Online mdash
Chippewa Rusk amp Eau Claire Counties - 42
Elsewhere in Wisconsin - 45
Outside Wisconsin - 52
1 Year Online - 32
Thank you forreading the paper
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Submitted by Jackie McDaniel
Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club President
The Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club (LHWC) completes
many community projects throughout the year Several of
those projects are done every December
Each year the club receives several names of children
from the Lake Holcombe School who are in need of some
Christmas cheer delivered to them Dec 10 was the day Ra-
mona Scharf Jackie Fredricksen Nancy Glenzer and Mary
Froehlich members of the LHWC did their shopping for
several youngsters in Holcombe
ldquoWe have been doing this for a few years and it feels better
every yearrdquo said Scharf ldquoFor several years we have re-
ceived an added donated gift card from the Chippewa Falls
Walmart to help with the costrdquo
After wrapping the gifts they are given to the Lake Hol-
combe School for delivery just in time for Christmas
On Dec 17 the LHWC Cheer Bag committee gathered at
Jackie McDanielrsquos house to assemble cheer bags for 35 peo-
ple in the Holcombe community
ldquoThe womenrsquos club has been delivering cheer bags for
about 20 yearsrdquo said Judy Taylor member
Gordyrsquos County Market in Cornell donated fruit and
candy and quick breads were baked by LHWC members for
the cheer bags After the added tissue paper a Christmas
card and a candy cane were tied with ribbon to give them a
ldquofestive lookrdquo
ldquoThe few hours we spend getting the cheer bags ready is
all worthwhile when we see the smile on peoples faces when
we drop off their special giftrdquo said Taylor
The Childrenrsquos Christmas and Cheer Bag projects along
with the Lake Holcombe School Scholarships are supported
by bake sales the LHWC holds throughout the year Mem-
bers say the LHWC will continue these projects with support
from the Holcombe community and the Holcombe Lions
Club
AREA NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage16
After a Dec 28 winter storm Amanda Olichwier andher daughter Macie Cornell built a tunnel andplayed in the snow outside the Courier Sentinel of-fice Amanda said they were going to build a snow-man but the snow wouldnrsquot pack good enoughLater a friendly plowman gave Macie a bigger hillto go sledding (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Womenrsquos club continues annual holiday projects
Left to right Jackie McDaniel Judy Taylor BarbaraRyser (Jackiersquos sister) Mary Froehlich Yvonne Ca-hoon and Norma Arts with Tom Taylor (Judyrsquos son)in the back stand in front of the cheer bags theLake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club compiled for fami-lies in the Holcombe community
(Submitted Photo)
To the right The Cadott sixth-grade black and goldchoir performed three songs during a Dec 22 win-ter concert including Send Down the Rain whichEmily Malecki (middle row far left) said was their favorite song to sing Other sixth graders picturedleft to right in front are Sam Scheidler Ethan Duck
and Ella Zais Right from Malecki are Hailee Glennand Jaime Rodriguez In back are Teanna Miles andShane Pilgrim (Photo by Kayla Peche)
To a packed Cadott elementary gym Dec 22 fifthgrader Angel Hladilek and her classmates in bandperformed Beethovenrsquos Ninth and Lets Go Band apep band song students put a Christmas twist on
Other performances during the evening includedfifth and sixth-grade black and gold choir and the
Cadott Winter Concert
Hats scarves and mittens adorn a Spirit of Christmas tree at the Cadott Courier Sentinel
office Through the Spirit of Christmas pro-gram parents in the Chippewa Valley can fillout an application for their children After re-ceiving donations from individuals and organ-izations at collection locations warm weather attire is picked up by volunteers and distrib-uted to children in need
(Photo by Heather Dekan)
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239-0450 bull 532-6453
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CHIROPRACTIC CARE
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TF503021
CHIROPRACTIC CARE
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Fax (715) 289-4099
Phone (715) 289-4050
Shane Mathison DC
TF503022
CONSTRUCTION
NORTHLAND
EXCAVATING LLCAll Types of Excavation
Farm Work amp Land Clearing
D-4-6-8 Dozers Available
Scrappers amp ExcavatorsFor all your excavating needs
(715) 877-2705
TF503023
CONSTRUCTION
Competitive prices quality material
and prompt and friendly service
John S Olynick Inc60 years in business
For Concrete gravel Top soil
rip rapand ALL of your
construction needs
Call (800) 292-0748TF400035
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Phone 715-289-4292We carry name brands ofCarpet - Vinyl - Ceramic
Laminate Flooring
Professional Installation
Free Estimates TF503024
FUEL
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FUEL OIL LPFull Service
T F 4 0 0 0 3 6
FURNACE REPAIR
(715) 452-5206Cell
(715) 559-6264
HeatingAir Conditioning
Service Installation
STENDERrsquoS
FURNACE
REPAIR
TF400037
HARDWARE
Romigrsquos IncGilman WI
Furnace Service
amp Installation
Plumbing
Heating
715-447-8285 T F 4 0 0 0 3 8
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CRESCENT
L ANDSCAPE SUPPLY
OLYNICK T RANSIT
bull Truck and Trailer Repair Services
Maintenance amp Hydraulic Hosesbull Farm Bedding
bull Colored MulchesBark
bull RockSlateBoulders
bull Various Landscaping Materials
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T F 4 0 0 0 3 9
SEPTIC CLEANING
715-595-4892
Knowledge amp reliability yoursquove cometo expect for over 32 years
Septic Tanks amp Holding TanksPower Rodding amp Jetting
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KenrsquosSeptic Cleaning
T F 4 0 0 0 4 0
SEPTIC PUMPING
bull Septic amp Holding Tanks
bull Portable Toilet Rentals
bull Drain Cleaning
(715) 313-3077(715) 289-5327
TF400041
SEPTIC SERVICE
Falls SepticService
29 YEARS OF SERVICE
Septic Tanks bull Holding TanksPortable Rentals
Mark Payne
15188 St Hwy 178 bull Jim Falls WI
(715) 382-4793
T F 4 0 0 0 4 2
SEPTIC SERVICE
bull Holding Tanksbull Septic Tanksbull Commercial
6477 210th St
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TF503025
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Greener Acres
Transmissions(715) 289-4665
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Call or stop in forFREE estimate
T F 4 0 0 0 4 3
HEATING amp COOLING
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Chippewa Falls bull 31 W Spring St
Jean Mariersquos
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CornellOffice
121 Main St Cornell715-861-4414
Check out our expanded
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Do you want
to buy sell ortrade an item
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it put in the classifiedsection of the paper
SCHOOL NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page13
FRESH
APPLES
7155954882
Honeycrisp $150lb
Also Sweet Sixteenand Wolf River
5 1 - 1 5 7 0 6 4
Four Cornell teachershave earned theirMasters of Science de-grees in Education inthe area of ReadingSpecialists from UW-River Falls Those earn-ing their degree left toright on either sideof Cornell superinten-dent Dr Paul M Schleyare Ashley Rosentra-ter (fifth grade) EricaDeitelhoff (sixthseventhgrade) Chelsey Stein-metz (fourth grade) andErica Ruf (kindergarten)
(Submitted Photo)
Cornell graduate furthers career Brandan Licht a 2011 Cornell High
School graduate has graduated from the
Electromechanical Technology program at
Chippewa Valley Technical College
(CVTC) and already has a job lined up
working at Global Finishing Solutions in
Osseo
Electromechanical Technology students
learn how to design program and maintainautomated equipment used in modern man-
ufacturing plants CVTC program students
are typically recruited by companies after
completing just one year of the two-year pro-
gram and that was the case with Licht
ldquoI had two semesters done and I was al-
ready working for Global Finishing Solu-
tions as a part-time internrdquo Licht said of the
business where he will do electrical design
work ldquoThey offered a tuition reimburse-
ment which was really nicerdquo
Licht initially studied in an information
technology program at CVTC and worked at
EDI in Chippewa Falls then decided on achange in programs
ldquoIrsquove really been into electronics and
Electromechanical Technology fit that billrdquo
Licht said ldquoI really like it You can imple-
ment what you learn every dayrdquo
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ndash Public Notices ndash
SCHOOL NEWS 983085 PUBLIC NOICES Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage14
NOTICE OF HEARING OF THE VILLAGE
BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF CADOTT
WISCONSIN TO CONSIDER AND TO ACT
UPON THE AMENDMENT OF THE ZONING
ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGEOF CADOTT WISCONSIN
WHEREAS an application has been made to the
village clerk of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin to
change certain zoning district classifications and
zoning district boundaries contained therein
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the village
board of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin will meet
at the office of the village clerk in the municipal
building in the Village of Cadott Chippewa County
Wisconsin on the 18th day of January 2016 at
635 pm to consider the amendment of the zon-
ing ordinance of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin
as follows
TO CHANGE FROM A-1 AGRICULTURAL TO
R-1 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
SEC 06 TWP 28N R06 W
S12 NE Lot 2 of Cert Sur Map 2287 in V10
P112
DOC 642348
Parcel number 22806-0613-72287002
Owners Dennis amp Diane Falkenberg
Any person interested in the matter and desiring
testimony or other evidence will be heard at the
time and place specified above
Dated Dec 22 2015
VILLAGE BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF
CADOTT CHIPPEWA COUNTY
WISCONSIN
BY Anson Albarado president ATTEST Sandra Buetow clerk
NOTICEVillage of Cadott
52-1570952 bull wnaxlp
In the past month Nancy Weissrsquo second-grade class has had an inquiry unit about Native Americans andcolonists Nick Kotek library media specialist showed students how to use a database to answer ques-tions centered around the question How did the Native Americans and colonists live during colonialtimes Students made a video of themselves using an Aurasma app which parents could see by usingan iPad Parents were invited to watch the inquiry project video and play Native American games withtheir children In math students learned the deep meaning of the equal sign (the value of equations is
the same) They have worked on many ways to solve number equations when the missing number is indifferent spots and have five ways to solve addition and subtraction problems to find the correct answerThe students are wearing their school spirit shirts courtesy of PACE
Cadott Elementary Class of the WeekNancy Weissrsquo
Second Grade
Volunteer Donna Hoelwraps gifts during theHoliday Shoppe at Cor-nell Elementary Itemswere donated for stu-dents to pick out giftsfor their families LakeHolcombe School Dis-trict made $349 for their
after school programand coordinator AndreaSmith said Cornellshould do the same(Photo by Kayla Peche)
Cornell third grader Alyssa Bowe checks out a dollfor one of her possible presents for a family mem-ber this Christmas as volunteer Harley Thompsontries to make the sale Bowe and other elementarystudents shopped around during the Dec 17 Cor-
nell Holiday Shoppe but after school coordinator Andrea Smith says volunteers are just as excitedas the kids for this event (Photo by Kayla Peche)
CornellHolidayShoppe
Area students receive scholarshipsWisconsin Indianhead
Technical College (WITC)
December scholarship
donorrecipient receptionswere held at the four WITC
campuses where nearly
$110000 in scholarships
were awarded This repre-
sents a 10 percent increase
in the amount awarded and
15 percent more students re-
ceiving scholarships com-
pared to fall 2014
ldquoThe WITC Foundation is
fortunate to be supported by
generous donors who want
to help our students achieve
their academic goalsrdquo said
Craig Fowler executive di-
rector of the WITC Founda-
tion and WITC-Rice Lakecampus administrator ldquoArea
businesses services and
civic clubs WITC faculty
and staff and other individ-
uals have made it possible
for the foundation to award
252 scholarships this fallrdquoBrooke Elliott Cornell
received two scholarshops
the Arrowhead Family Den-
tal Scholarship and the
Mary W Johnson Scholar-
ship
From Jim Falls Ashley
Howell was awarded the
James Quinn MemorialScholarship and from Shel-
don Rebecca Lund was
given the VINE (Rice Lake)
Scholarship for Early Child-
hood Education
Lake Holcombe School students can earn books for themselves and the school library thanks to the North-ern White Sand Plant in New Auburn Each month the school staff chooses a student from each grade levelwho has demonstrated being respectful responsible and safe The plant then provides a book for each stu-dent to keep for themselves and a hard copy is donated to the library in honor of that student Book winnersfor November from preKto 12th grade are Oscar Naiberg Kiley PaffBrooklyn Anders OliviaRepka Robert LuethiQuinn Porter ShaniaSchroeder Megan LuethiKaden Crank KyraWright Ryanna OlmstedKaitlin Pastorius DevinLebal and Chase Fronk
(Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School third and fourth-grade studentscelebrate the last day before Christmas vacation byexchanging gifts with each other in the classroomthrough secret Santa (Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School
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ndash Help Wanted ndash
ndash Home Improvement ndash
KEVINrsquoS REFRIGERATION SER-
VICE Phone 715-568-3646 Rea-sonable rates Repair refrigeratorsfreezers walk-ins ice makers andair conditioners
C9-tfnPETSKA PLUMBING LLC Resi-dential commercial remodelingfarms pump installation Rick Pet-
ska MP143877 16163 190th AveBloomer WI 54724 Phone 715-288-6580
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PUBLIC NOICES 983085 CLASSIFIEDS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page15
ART rsquoSELECTRIC
Industrial - Commercial - Residential - Farm
21692 Cty Hwy ECornell WI 54732
(715) 288-6064
TF400047
ndash For Rent ndash FOR RENT 1 and 2 bedroomapartments on Main Street in Cor-nell Within walking distance ofschools pharmacy and post officeCall CPMC at 715-858-3445
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289-4755C40-tfn
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715-202-0050C48-tfn
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C44-tfn
ndash Pets ndash MIXED BREED puppies black andgolden medium sized ready end ofJanuary Come pick one out $25715-223-3810
C1
120 S Wells Street - Gilman WI
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C9-tfnHELP WANTED Live-in motel man-
ager Send resume to Manager 905Park Avenue East Ladysmith WI
54848C32-tfn
TRUCK DRIVER wanted for grainhopper division home weekendsSaturday morning mechanic Look-ing for drivers also home dailyroute 715-571-9623
C1
WANTED GUNS - new and usedTurn them into ca$h or trade for anew one Shay Creek in Medford715-748-2855
C1
ndash Wanted To Buy ndash
ARTʼS SNOWMOBILE amp ATV
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WINTER HOURS bull DEC 1 THROUGH APRIL 1
Monday - Friday bull 10 am to 6 pm
Saturday bull 9 am to 3 pm
Closed Sundays
Phone (715) 288-6863 bull Fax (715) 288-5999
wwwartssnowmobileandatvcom
In house machine shop forcylinder amp crankshaft repair
T F 4 0 0 0 5 3
bullOn-site physician visitsbullThree daily home-cooked mealsbullDaily life-enriching activitiesbull24-hour staff assistancebullNurse on-site or on call 247 bullOur very own restaurant ndash Alberta MayrsquosbullPersonal care assistance with bathing dressing grooming eating and toileting bullMemory care suites available
24-150707
Your Hometown Agent
Cell 7152060132candiceamericanrealtypartnercom
wwwamericanrealtypartnercom
Candice
Cossio
40-154655
Kay Geist Cell 7155772193
kaywoodsandwatercom
wwwwoodsandwatercom
ldquoYour CornellLake Holcombe
Area Realtorsrdquo
Thane PageCell 7152023194
thanewoodsandwatercom
40-154632 bull 46-155979
ndash Real Estate ndash
ndash Newspaper ndash
ndash Public Notices ndash
Call Wolfersquos Sewer Servicefor all sewer drainfieldand septic problems
22 Years Experience
Guaranteed Work
Willie (715) 239-3121
Cell (715) 827-0225 T F 5 0 3 0 2 6
( o d d )
To advertise call the Courier
Sentinel at 715-861-4414
1502 Main St bull Bloomer bull 7155682363Hours Mon - Fri 8 am to 5 pm
website bluediamondfamilydentalcom
TF400044
Thomas J Rufledt DDS
Gregory A Mihm DDS
David J Irwin DDS
Christopher D Goettl DDS
Accepting New Patients
The monthly meeting will be held Monday Jan
11 2016 at the town hall (20470 State Hwy 64) at
7 pm
Agenda
Minutes
Financial report
Discussion and possible action on the following
Employee handbook
Town hall sign upgrade
Payment of bills
Public input
NOTICE
Town of Cleveland
Monthly Meeting
1-157293 bull wnaxlp
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Goetz board
of supervisors will hold its monthly meeting Monday
Jan 11 2016 at 730 pm at the Goetz Town Hall
Agenda
1) Roll Call
2) Minutes
3) Treasurerrsquos Report
4) Roads
5) AG Enterprise Area
5) Payment of bills
6) Adjourn
Tamee FoldyTown of Goetz clerk
NOTICE
Town of Goetz
Regular Board Meeting
1-157309 bull wnaxlp
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Birch
Creek will hold a regular monthly meeting Tuesday
Jan 12 2016 at 7 pm at the Birch Creek Town
Hall at 26755 240th St
Agenda
1Call meeting to order
2Roll call
3Approve minutes
4Treasurerrsquos report
5Public comment
6Discussion and action items
A Committee Reports
B Correspondence
C Payment of bills
7Set next meeting
8 Adjourn
Robin Stender
clerk
NOTICE
Town of Birch Creek
Monthly Meeting
1-157311 bull wnaxlp
PUBLIC NOTICE
TA JamesDue to a change in ownership of the prop-
erty at 418 N Main Street Cadott WI
Please call 715-828-3100 by Feb 15 2016
Failure to respond to this notice could re-
sult in storage andor disposal of personal
property52-1571922
Courier Sentinel
Call 715-861-4414 to
SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS
mdash 6 Months mdash
Chippewa Rusk amp Eau Claire Counties - 22
Elsewhere in Wisconsin - 25
Outside Wisconsin - 32
mdash 1 Year Print mdash
Chippewa Rusk amp Eau Claire Counties - 32
Elsewhere in Wisconsin - 35
Outside Wisconsin - 42
mdash 1 Year Print + Online mdash
Chippewa Rusk amp Eau Claire Counties - 42
Elsewhere in Wisconsin - 45
Outside Wisconsin - 52
1 Year Online - 32
Thank you forreading the paper
7212019 Courier Sentinel January 7 2016
httpslidepdfcomreaderfullcourier-sentinel-january-7-2016 1616
Submitted by Jackie McDaniel
Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club President
The Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club (LHWC) completes
many community projects throughout the year Several of
those projects are done every December
Each year the club receives several names of children
from the Lake Holcombe School who are in need of some
Christmas cheer delivered to them Dec 10 was the day Ra-
mona Scharf Jackie Fredricksen Nancy Glenzer and Mary
Froehlich members of the LHWC did their shopping for
several youngsters in Holcombe
ldquoWe have been doing this for a few years and it feels better
every yearrdquo said Scharf ldquoFor several years we have re-
ceived an added donated gift card from the Chippewa Falls
Walmart to help with the costrdquo
After wrapping the gifts they are given to the Lake Hol-
combe School for delivery just in time for Christmas
On Dec 17 the LHWC Cheer Bag committee gathered at
Jackie McDanielrsquos house to assemble cheer bags for 35 peo-
ple in the Holcombe community
ldquoThe womenrsquos club has been delivering cheer bags for
about 20 yearsrdquo said Judy Taylor member
Gordyrsquos County Market in Cornell donated fruit and
candy and quick breads were baked by LHWC members for
the cheer bags After the added tissue paper a Christmas
card and a candy cane were tied with ribbon to give them a
ldquofestive lookrdquo
ldquoThe few hours we spend getting the cheer bags ready is
all worthwhile when we see the smile on peoples faces when
we drop off their special giftrdquo said Taylor
The Childrenrsquos Christmas and Cheer Bag projects along
with the Lake Holcombe School Scholarships are supported
by bake sales the LHWC holds throughout the year Mem-
bers say the LHWC will continue these projects with support
from the Holcombe community and the Holcombe Lions
Club
AREA NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage16
After a Dec 28 winter storm Amanda Olichwier andher daughter Macie Cornell built a tunnel andplayed in the snow outside the Courier Sentinel of-fice Amanda said they were going to build a snow-man but the snow wouldnrsquot pack good enoughLater a friendly plowman gave Macie a bigger hillto go sledding (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Womenrsquos club continues annual holiday projects
Left to right Jackie McDaniel Judy Taylor BarbaraRyser (Jackiersquos sister) Mary Froehlich Yvonne Ca-hoon and Norma Arts with Tom Taylor (Judyrsquos son)in the back stand in front of the cheer bags theLake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club compiled for fami-lies in the Holcombe community
(Submitted Photo)
To the right The Cadott sixth-grade black and goldchoir performed three songs during a Dec 22 win-ter concert including Send Down the Rain whichEmily Malecki (middle row far left) said was their favorite song to sing Other sixth graders picturedleft to right in front are Sam Scheidler Ethan Duck
and Ella Zais Right from Malecki are Hailee Glennand Jaime Rodriguez In back are Teanna Miles andShane Pilgrim (Photo by Kayla Peche)
To a packed Cadott elementary gym Dec 22 fifthgrader Angel Hladilek and her classmates in bandperformed Beethovenrsquos Ninth and Lets Go Band apep band song students put a Christmas twist on
Other performances during the evening includedfifth and sixth-grade black and gold choir and the
Cadott Winter Concert
Hats scarves and mittens adorn a Spirit of Christmas tree at the Cadott Courier Sentinel
office Through the Spirit of Christmas pro-gram parents in the Chippewa Valley can fillout an application for their children After re-ceiving donations from individuals and organ-izations at collection locations warm weather attire is picked up by volunteers and distrib-uted to children in need
(Photo by Heather Dekan)
7212019 Courier Sentinel January 7 2016
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ndash Public Notices ndash
SCHOOL NEWS 983085 PUBLIC NOICES Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage14
NOTICE OF HEARING OF THE VILLAGE
BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF CADOTT
WISCONSIN TO CONSIDER AND TO ACT
UPON THE AMENDMENT OF THE ZONING
ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGEOF CADOTT WISCONSIN
WHEREAS an application has been made to the
village clerk of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin to
change certain zoning district classifications and
zoning district boundaries contained therein
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the village
board of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin will meet
at the office of the village clerk in the municipal
building in the Village of Cadott Chippewa County
Wisconsin on the 18th day of January 2016 at
635 pm to consider the amendment of the zon-
ing ordinance of the Village of Cadott Wisconsin
as follows
TO CHANGE FROM A-1 AGRICULTURAL TO
R-1 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
SEC 06 TWP 28N R06 W
S12 NE Lot 2 of Cert Sur Map 2287 in V10
P112
DOC 642348
Parcel number 22806-0613-72287002
Owners Dennis amp Diane Falkenberg
Any person interested in the matter and desiring
testimony or other evidence will be heard at the
time and place specified above
Dated Dec 22 2015
VILLAGE BOARD OF THE VILLAGE OF
CADOTT CHIPPEWA COUNTY
WISCONSIN
BY Anson Albarado president ATTEST Sandra Buetow clerk
NOTICEVillage of Cadott
52-1570952 bull wnaxlp
In the past month Nancy Weissrsquo second-grade class has had an inquiry unit about Native Americans andcolonists Nick Kotek library media specialist showed students how to use a database to answer ques-tions centered around the question How did the Native Americans and colonists live during colonialtimes Students made a video of themselves using an Aurasma app which parents could see by usingan iPad Parents were invited to watch the inquiry project video and play Native American games withtheir children In math students learned the deep meaning of the equal sign (the value of equations is
the same) They have worked on many ways to solve number equations when the missing number is indifferent spots and have five ways to solve addition and subtraction problems to find the correct answerThe students are wearing their school spirit shirts courtesy of PACE
Cadott Elementary Class of the WeekNancy Weissrsquo
Second Grade
Volunteer Donna Hoelwraps gifts during theHoliday Shoppe at Cor-nell Elementary Itemswere donated for stu-dents to pick out giftsfor their families LakeHolcombe School Dis-trict made $349 for their
after school programand coordinator AndreaSmith said Cornellshould do the same(Photo by Kayla Peche)
Cornell third grader Alyssa Bowe checks out a dollfor one of her possible presents for a family mem-ber this Christmas as volunteer Harley Thompsontries to make the sale Bowe and other elementarystudents shopped around during the Dec 17 Cor-
nell Holiday Shoppe but after school coordinator Andrea Smith says volunteers are just as excitedas the kids for this event (Photo by Kayla Peche)
CornellHolidayShoppe
Area students receive scholarshipsWisconsin Indianhead
Technical College (WITC)
December scholarship
donorrecipient receptionswere held at the four WITC
campuses where nearly
$110000 in scholarships
were awarded This repre-
sents a 10 percent increase
in the amount awarded and
15 percent more students re-
ceiving scholarships com-
pared to fall 2014
ldquoThe WITC Foundation is
fortunate to be supported by
generous donors who want
to help our students achieve
their academic goalsrdquo said
Craig Fowler executive di-
rector of the WITC Founda-
tion and WITC-Rice Lakecampus administrator ldquoArea
businesses services and
civic clubs WITC faculty
and staff and other individ-
uals have made it possible
for the foundation to award
252 scholarships this fallrdquoBrooke Elliott Cornell
received two scholarshops
the Arrowhead Family Den-
tal Scholarship and the
Mary W Johnson Scholar-
ship
From Jim Falls Ashley
Howell was awarded the
James Quinn MemorialScholarship and from Shel-
don Rebecca Lund was
given the VINE (Rice Lake)
Scholarship for Early Child-
hood Education
Lake Holcombe School students can earn books for themselves and the school library thanks to the North-ern White Sand Plant in New Auburn Each month the school staff chooses a student from each grade levelwho has demonstrated being respectful responsible and safe The plant then provides a book for each stu-dent to keep for themselves and a hard copy is donated to the library in honor of that student Book winnersfor November from preKto 12th grade are Oscar Naiberg Kiley PaffBrooklyn Anders OliviaRepka Robert LuethiQuinn Porter ShaniaSchroeder Megan LuethiKaden Crank KyraWright Ryanna OlmstedKaitlin Pastorius DevinLebal and Chase Fronk
(Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School third and fourth-grade studentscelebrate the last day before Christmas vacation byexchanging gifts with each other in the classroomthrough secret Santa (Submitted Photo)
St Joseph School
7212019 Courier Sentinel January 7 2016
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ndash Services ndash
ndash Help Wanted ndash
ndash Home Improvement ndash
KEVINrsquoS REFRIGERATION SER-
VICE Phone 715-568-3646 Rea-sonable rates Repair refrigeratorsfreezers walk-ins ice makers andair conditioners
C9-tfnPETSKA PLUMBING LLC Resi-dential commercial remodelingfarms pump installation Rick Pet-
ska MP143877 16163 190th AveBloomer WI 54724 Phone 715-288-6580
C10-tfnSTORAGE Highway 27 in Hol-combe and Cornell 6x10 10x12and 10x24 $25 to $50 Call 715-595-4945 or 715-828-0163
C11-tfnTHE FRIENDLY YELLOWSTONE
GARAGE Stanley Allis ChalmersNew Holland New Idea Kover Mc-Culloch chain saws Little GiantKelly Ryan and Spread-Masterspreaders Good farm equipment atall times For a better deal see usnow Expert repair service on allmakes and models 715-644-3347
C20-tfn
PUBLIC NOICES 983085 CLASSIFIEDS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page15
ART rsquoSELECTRIC
Industrial - Commercial - Residential - Farm
21692 Cty Hwy ECornell WI 54732
(715) 288-6064
TF400047
ndash For Rent ndash FOR RENT 1 and 2 bedroomapartments on Main Street in Cor-nell Within walking distance ofschools pharmacy and post officeCall CPMC at 715-858-3445
C32-tfnFOR RENT 12 month free rent on2 and 3 bedroom apartments Se-curity deposit specials in both
Cadott and Stanley Located closeto downtown and schools Call 715-
289-4755C40-tfn
FOR RENT 1 bedroom cottage onLake Holcombe Call 715-403-5162
C43-tfnFOR RENT 2 bedroom lowerapartment in Cornell Utilities in-cluded excepting electric $560
715-202-0050C48-tfn
ndash For Sale ndash FOR SALE 1 QUALITY MAT-TRESS SETS Twin $99 Full $149Queen $169 PILLOW TOP SETSTwin $159 Full $195 Queen $225King $395 28 years experienceExtra Plush Pillow Top Mattress
Sets Twin $195 Full $245 Queen$275 King $445 Call Dan 715-829-2571 or visit wwwthebed-barncom
C44-tfn
ndash Pets ndash MIXED BREED puppies black andgolden medium sized ready end ofJanuary Come pick one out $25715-223-3810
C1
120 S Wells Street - Gilman WI
FAMILIES - NEED HELP WITH RENT AND NEED
A NICE PLACE TO LIVE AVAILABLE NOW TWOBEDROOM FAMILY UNIT off-street parking subsi-dized rent based on 30 of household income for qual-ified households For information and application callPam at 1-800-924-3256
Riverwood Apartments
TF400051EQUAL HOUSINGOPPORTUNITY
HELP WANTED Part-time bar-
tenders waitresses and cooksPlease apply in person at Paradise
Shores in HolcombeC18-tfn
HELP WANTED HousekeepersApply in person at Paradise ShoresHolcombe
C9-tfnHELP WANTED Live-in motel man-
ager Send resume to Manager 905Park Avenue East Ladysmith WI
54848C32-tfn
TRUCK DRIVER wanted for grainhopper division home weekendsSaturday morning mechanic Look-ing for drivers also home dailyroute 715-571-9623
C1
WANTED GUNS - new and usedTurn them into ca$h or trade for anew one Shay Creek in Medford715-748-2855
C1
ndash Wanted To Buy ndash
ARTʼS SNOWMOBILE amp ATV
NEW amp USED PARTS amp ACCESSORIES
WINTER HOURS bull DEC 1 THROUGH APRIL 1
Monday - Friday bull 10 am to 6 pm
Saturday bull 9 am to 3 pm
Closed Sundays
Phone (715) 288-6863 bull Fax (715) 288-5999
wwwartssnowmobileandatvcom
In house machine shop forcylinder amp crankshaft repair
T F 4 0 0 0 5 3
bullOn-site physician visitsbullThree daily home-cooked mealsbullDaily life-enriching activitiesbull24-hour staff assistancebullNurse on-site or on call 247 bullOur very own restaurant ndash Alberta MayrsquosbullPersonal care assistance with bathing dressing grooming eating and toileting bullMemory care suites available
24-150707
Your Hometown Agent
Cell 7152060132candiceamericanrealtypartnercom
wwwamericanrealtypartnercom
Candice
Cossio
40-154655
Kay Geist Cell 7155772193
kaywoodsandwatercom
wwwwoodsandwatercom
ldquoYour CornellLake Holcombe
Area Realtorsrdquo
Thane PageCell 7152023194
thanewoodsandwatercom
40-154632 bull 46-155979
ndash Real Estate ndash
ndash Newspaper ndash
ndash Public Notices ndash
Call Wolfersquos Sewer Servicefor all sewer drainfieldand septic problems
22 Years Experience
Guaranteed Work
Willie (715) 239-3121
Cell (715) 827-0225 T F 5 0 3 0 2 6
( o d d )
To advertise call the Courier
Sentinel at 715-861-4414
1502 Main St bull Bloomer bull 7155682363Hours Mon - Fri 8 am to 5 pm
website bluediamondfamilydentalcom
TF400044
Thomas J Rufledt DDS
Gregory A Mihm DDS
David J Irwin DDS
Christopher D Goettl DDS
Accepting New Patients
The monthly meeting will be held Monday Jan
11 2016 at the town hall (20470 State Hwy 64) at
7 pm
Agenda
Minutes
Financial report
Discussion and possible action on the following
Employee handbook
Town hall sign upgrade
Payment of bills
Public input
NOTICE
Town of Cleveland
Monthly Meeting
1-157293 bull wnaxlp
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Goetz board
of supervisors will hold its monthly meeting Monday
Jan 11 2016 at 730 pm at the Goetz Town Hall
Agenda
1) Roll Call
2) Minutes
3) Treasurerrsquos Report
4) Roads
5) AG Enterprise Area
5) Payment of bills
6) Adjourn
Tamee FoldyTown of Goetz clerk
NOTICE
Town of Goetz
Regular Board Meeting
1-157309 bull wnaxlp
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Birch
Creek will hold a regular monthly meeting Tuesday
Jan 12 2016 at 7 pm at the Birch Creek Town
Hall at 26755 240th St
Agenda
1Call meeting to order
2Roll call
3Approve minutes
4Treasurerrsquos report
5Public comment
6Discussion and action items
A Committee Reports
B Correspondence
C Payment of bills
7Set next meeting
8 Adjourn
Robin Stender
clerk
NOTICE
Town of Birch Creek
Monthly Meeting
1-157311 bull wnaxlp
PUBLIC NOTICE
TA JamesDue to a change in ownership of the prop-
erty at 418 N Main Street Cadott WI
Please call 715-828-3100 by Feb 15 2016
Failure to respond to this notice could re-
sult in storage andor disposal of personal
property52-1571922
Courier Sentinel
Call 715-861-4414 to
SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS
mdash 6 Months mdash
Chippewa Rusk amp Eau Claire Counties - 22
Elsewhere in Wisconsin - 25
Outside Wisconsin - 32
mdash 1 Year Print mdash
Chippewa Rusk amp Eau Claire Counties - 32
Elsewhere in Wisconsin - 35
Outside Wisconsin - 42
mdash 1 Year Print + Online mdash
Chippewa Rusk amp Eau Claire Counties - 42
Elsewhere in Wisconsin - 45
Outside Wisconsin - 52
1 Year Online - 32
Thank you forreading the paper
7212019 Courier Sentinel January 7 2016
httpslidepdfcomreaderfullcourier-sentinel-january-7-2016 1616
Submitted by Jackie McDaniel
Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club President
The Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club (LHWC) completes
many community projects throughout the year Several of
those projects are done every December
Each year the club receives several names of children
from the Lake Holcombe School who are in need of some
Christmas cheer delivered to them Dec 10 was the day Ra-
mona Scharf Jackie Fredricksen Nancy Glenzer and Mary
Froehlich members of the LHWC did their shopping for
several youngsters in Holcombe
ldquoWe have been doing this for a few years and it feels better
every yearrdquo said Scharf ldquoFor several years we have re-
ceived an added donated gift card from the Chippewa Falls
Walmart to help with the costrdquo
After wrapping the gifts they are given to the Lake Hol-
combe School for delivery just in time for Christmas
On Dec 17 the LHWC Cheer Bag committee gathered at
Jackie McDanielrsquos house to assemble cheer bags for 35 peo-
ple in the Holcombe community
ldquoThe womenrsquos club has been delivering cheer bags for
about 20 yearsrdquo said Judy Taylor member
Gordyrsquos County Market in Cornell donated fruit and
candy and quick breads were baked by LHWC members for
the cheer bags After the added tissue paper a Christmas
card and a candy cane were tied with ribbon to give them a
ldquofestive lookrdquo
ldquoThe few hours we spend getting the cheer bags ready is
all worthwhile when we see the smile on peoples faces when
we drop off their special giftrdquo said Taylor
The Childrenrsquos Christmas and Cheer Bag projects along
with the Lake Holcombe School Scholarships are supported
by bake sales the LHWC holds throughout the year Mem-
bers say the LHWC will continue these projects with support
from the Holcombe community and the Holcombe Lions
Club
AREA NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage16
After a Dec 28 winter storm Amanda Olichwier andher daughter Macie Cornell built a tunnel andplayed in the snow outside the Courier Sentinel of-fice Amanda said they were going to build a snow-man but the snow wouldnrsquot pack good enoughLater a friendly plowman gave Macie a bigger hillto go sledding (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Womenrsquos club continues annual holiday projects
Left to right Jackie McDaniel Judy Taylor BarbaraRyser (Jackiersquos sister) Mary Froehlich Yvonne Ca-hoon and Norma Arts with Tom Taylor (Judyrsquos son)in the back stand in front of the cheer bags theLake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club compiled for fami-lies in the Holcombe community
(Submitted Photo)
To the right The Cadott sixth-grade black and goldchoir performed three songs during a Dec 22 win-ter concert including Send Down the Rain whichEmily Malecki (middle row far left) said was their favorite song to sing Other sixth graders picturedleft to right in front are Sam Scheidler Ethan Duck
and Ella Zais Right from Malecki are Hailee Glennand Jaime Rodriguez In back are Teanna Miles andShane Pilgrim (Photo by Kayla Peche)
To a packed Cadott elementary gym Dec 22 fifthgrader Angel Hladilek and her classmates in bandperformed Beethovenrsquos Ninth and Lets Go Band apep band song students put a Christmas twist on
Other performances during the evening includedfifth and sixth-grade black and gold choir and the
Cadott Winter Concert
Hats scarves and mittens adorn a Spirit of Christmas tree at the Cadott Courier Sentinel
office Through the Spirit of Christmas pro-gram parents in the Chippewa Valley can fillout an application for their children After re-ceiving donations from individuals and organ-izations at collection locations warm weather attire is picked up by volunteers and distrib-uted to children in need
(Photo by Heather Dekan)
7212019 Courier Sentinel January 7 2016
httpslidepdfcomreaderfullcourier-sentinel-january-7-2016 1516
ndash Services ndash
ndash Help Wanted ndash
ndash Home Improvement ndash
KEVINrsquoS REFRIGERATION SER-
VICE Phone 715-568-3646 Rea-sonable rates Repair refrigeratorsfreezers walk-ins ice makers andair conditioners
C9-tfnPETSKA PLUMBING LLC Resi-dential commercial remodelingfarms pump installation Rick Pet-
ska MP143877 16163 190th AveBloomer WI 54724 Phone 715-288-6580
C10-tfnSTORAGE Highway 27 in Hol-combe and Cornell 6x10 10x12and 10x24 $25 to $50 Call 715-595-4945 or 715-828-0163
C11-tfnTHE FRIENDLY YELLOWSTONE
GARAGE Stanley Allis ChalmersNew Holland New Idea Kover Mc-Culloch chain saws Little GiantKelly Ryan and Spread-Masterspreaders Good farm equipment atall times For a better deal see usnow Expert repair service on allmakes and models 715-644-3347
C20-tfn
PUBLIC NOICES 983085 CLASSIFIEDS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINEL Page15
ART rsquoSELECTRIC
Industrial - Commercial - Residential - Farm
21692 Cty Hwy ECornell WI 54732
(715) 288-6064
TF400047
ndash For Rent ndash FOR RENT 1 and 2 bedroomapartments on Main Street in Cor-nell Within walking distance ofschools pharmacy and post officeCall CPMC at 715-858-3445
C32-tfnFOR RENT 12 month free rent on2 and 3 bedroom apartments Se-curity deposit specials in both
Cadott and Stanley Located closeto downtown and schools Call 715-
289-4755C40-tfn
FOR RENT 1 bedroom cottage onLake Holcombe Call 715-403-5162
C43-tfnFOR RENT 2 bedroom lowerapartment in Cornell Utilities in-cluded excepting electric $560
715-202-0050C48-tfn
ndash For Sale ndash FOR SALE 1 QUALITY MAT-TRESS SETS Twin $99 Full $149Queen $169 PILLOW TOP SETSTwin $159 Full $195 Queen $225King $395 28 years experienceExtra Plush Pillow Top Mattress
Sets Twin $195 Full $245 Queen$275 King $445 Call Dan 715-829-2571 or visit wwwthebed-barncom
C44-tfn
ndash Pets ndash MIXED BREED puppies black andgolden medium sized ready end ofJanuary Come pick one out $25715-223-3810
C1
120 S Wells Street - Gilman WI
FAMILIES - NEED HELP WITH RENT AND NEED
A NICE PLACE TO LIVE AVAILABLE NOW TWOBEDROOM FAMILY UNIT off-street parking subsi-dized rent based on 30 of household income for qual-ified households For information and application callPam at 1-800-924-3256
Riverwood Apartments
TF400051EQUAL HOUSINGOPPORTUNITY
HELP WANTED Part-time bar-
tenders waitresses and cooksPlease apply in person at Paradise
Shores in HolcombeC18-tfn
HELP WANTED HousekeepersApply in person at Paradise ShoresHolcombe
C9-tfnHELP WANTED Live-in motel man-
ager Send resume to Manager 905Park Avenue East Ladysmith WI
54848C32-tfn
TRUCK DRIVER wanted for grainhopper division home weekendsSaturday morning mechanic Look-ing for drivers also home dailyroute 715-571-9623
C1
WANTED GUNS - new and usedTurn them into ca$h or trade for anew one Shay Creek in Medford715-748-2855
C1
ndash Wanted To Buy ndash
ARTʼS SNOWMOBILE amp ATV
NEW amp USED PARTS amp ACCESSORIES
WINTER HOURS bull DEC 1 THROUGH APRIL 1
Monday - Friday bull 10 am to 6 pm
Saturday bull 9 am to 3 pm
Closed Sundays
Phone (715) 288-6863 bull Fax (715) 288-5999
wwwartssnowmobileandatvcom
In house machine shop forcylinder amp crankshaft repair
T F 4 0 0 0 5 3
bullOn-site physician visitsbullThree daily home-cooked mealsbullDaily life-enriching activitiesbull24-hour staff assistancebullNurse on-site or on call 247 bullOur very own restaurant ndash Alberta MayrsquosbullPersonal care assistance with bathing dressing grooming eating and toileting bullMemory care suites available
24-150707
Your Hometown Agent
Cell 7152060132candiceamericanrealtypartnercom
wwwamericanrealtypartnercom
Candice
Cossio
40-154655
Kay Geist Cell 7155772193
kaywoodsandwatercom
wwwwoodsandwatercom
ldquoYour CornellLake Holcombe
Area Realtorsrdquo
Thane PageCell 7152023194
thanewoodsandwatercom
40-154632 bull 46-155979
ndash Real Estate ndash
ndash Newspaper ndash
ndash Public Notices ndash
Call Wolfersquos Sewer Servicefor all sewer drainfieldand septic problems
22 Years Experience
Guaranteed Work
Willie (715) 239-3121
Cell (715) 827-0225 T F 5 0 3 0 2 6
( o d d )
To advertise call the Courier
Sentinel at 715-861-4414
1502 Main St bull Bloomer bull 7155682363Hours Mon - Fri 8 am to 5 pm
website bluediamondfamilydentalcom
TF400044
Thomas J Rufledt DDS
Gregory A Mihm DDS
David J Irwin DDS
Christopher D Goettl DDS
Accepting New Patients
The monthly meeting will be held Monday Jan
11 2016 at the town hall (20470 State Hwy 64) at
7 pm
Agenda
Minutes
Financial report
Discussion and possible action on the following
Employee handbook
Town hall sign upgrade
Payment of bills
Public input
NOTICE
Town of Cleveland
Monthly Meeting
1-157293 bull wnaxlp
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Goetz board
of supervisors will hold its monthly meeting Monday
Jan 11 2016 at 730 pm at the Goetz Town Hall
Agenda
1) Roll Call
2) Minutes
3) Treasurerrsquos Report
4) Roads
5) AG Enterprise Area
5) Payment of bills
6) Adjourn
Tamee FoldyTown of Goetz clerk
NOTICE
Town of Goetz
Regular Board Meeting
1-157309 bull wnaxlp
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Birch
Creek will hold a regular monthly meeting Tuesday
Jan 12 2016 at 7 pm at the Birch Creek Town
Hall at 26755 240th St
Agenda
1Call meeting to order
2Roll call
3Approve minutes
4Treasurerrsquos report
5Public comment
6Discussion and action items
A Committee Reports
B Correspondence
C Payment of bills
7Set next meeting
8 Adjourn
Robin Stender
clerk
NOTICE
Town of Birch Creek
Monthly Meeting
1-157311 bull wnaxlp
PUBLIC NOTICE
TA JamesDue to a change in ownership of the prop-
erty at 418 N Main Street Cadott WI
Please call 715-828-3100 by Feb 15 2016
Failure to respond to this notice could re-
sult in storage andor disposal of personal
property52-1571922
Courier Sentinel
Call 715-861-4414 to
SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS
mdash 6 Months mdash
Chippewa Rusk amp Eau Claire Counties - 22
Elsewhere in Wisconsin - 25
Outside Wisconsin - 32
mdash 1 Year Print mdash
Chippewa Rusk amp Eau Claire Counties - 32
Elsewhere in Wisconsin - 35
Outside Wisconsin - 42
mdash 1 Year Print + Online mdash
Chippewa Rusk amp Eau Claire Counties - 42
Elsewhere in Wisconsin - 45
Outside Wisconsin - 52
1 Year Online - 32
Thank you forreading the paper
7212019 Courier Sentinel January 7 2016
httpslidepdfcomreaderfullcourier-sentinel-january-7-2016 1616
Submitted by Jackie McDaniel
Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club President
The Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club (LHWC) completes
many community projects throughout the year Several of
those projects are done every December
Each year the club receives several names of children
from the Lake Holcombe School who are in need of some
Christmas cheer delivered to them Dec 10 was the day Ra-
mona Scharf Jackie Fredricksen Nancy Glenzer and Mary
Froehlich members of the LHWC did their shopping for
several youngsters in Holcombe
ldquoWe have been doing this for a few years and it feels better
every yearrdquo said Scharf ldquoFor several years we have re-
ceived an added donated gift card from the Chippewa Falls
Walmart to help with the costrdquo
After wrapping the gifts they are given to the Lake Hol-
combe School for delivery just in time for Christmas
On Dec 17 the LHWC Cheer Bag committee gathered at
Jackie McDanielrsquos house to assemble cheer bags for 35 peo-
ple in the Holcombe community
ldquoThe womenrsquos club has been delivering cheer bags for
about 20 yearsrdquo said Judy Taylor member
Gordyrsquos County Market in Cornell donated fruit and
candy and quick breads were baked by LHWC members for
the cheer bags After the added tissue paper a Christmas
card and a candy cane were tied with ribbon to give them a
ldquofestive lookrdquo
ldquoThe few hours we spend getting the cheer bags ready is
all worthwhile when we see the smile on peoples faces when
we drop off their special giftrdquo said Taylor
The Childrenrsquos Christmas and Cheer Bag projects along
with the Lake Holcombe School Scholarships are supported
by bake sales the LHWC holds throughout the year Mem-
bers say the LHWC will continue these projects with support
from the Holcombe community and the Holcombe Lions
Club
AREA NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
COURIER SENINELPage16
After a Dec 28 winter storm Amanda Olichwier andher daughter Macie Cornell built a tunnel andplayed in the snow outside the Courier Sentinel of-fice Amanda said they were going to build a snow-man but the snow wouldnrsquot pack good enoughLater a friendly plowman gave Macie a bigger hillto go sledding (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Womenrsquos club continues annual holiday projects
Left to right Jackie McDaniel Judy Taylor BarbaraRyser (Jackiersquos sister) Mary Froehlich Yvonne Ca-hoon and Norma Arts with Tom Taylor (Judyrsquos son)in the back stand in front of the cheer bags theLake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club compiled for fami-lies in the Holcombe community
(Submitted Photo)
To the right The Cadott sixth-grade black and goldchoir performed three songs during a Dec 22 win-ter concert including Send Down the Rain whichEmily Malecki (middle row far left) said was their favorite song to sing Other sixth graders picturedleft to right in front are Sam Scheidler Ethan Duck
and Ella Zais Right from Malecki are Hailee Glennand Jaime Rodriguez In back are Teanna Miles andShane Pilgrim (Photo by Kayla Peche)
To a packed Cadott elementary gym Dec 22 fifthgrader Angel Hladilek and her classmates in bandperformed Beethovenrsquos Ninth and Lets Go Band apep band song students put a Christmas twist on
Other performances during the evening includedfifth and sixth-grade black and gold choir and the
Cadott Winter Concert
Hats scarves and mittens adorn a Spirit of Christmas tree at the Cadott Courier Sentinel
office Through the Spirit of Christmas pro-gram parents in the Chippewa Valley can fillout an application for their children After re-ceiving donations from individuals and organ-izations at collection locations warm weather attire is picked up by volunteers and distrib-uted to children in need
(Photo by Heather Dekan)
7212019 Courier Sentinel January 7 2016
httpslidepdfcomreaderfullcourier-sentinel-january-7-2016 1616
Submitted by Jackie McDaniel
Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club President
The Lake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club (LHWC) completes
many community projects throughout the year Several of
those projects are done every December
Each year the club receives several names of children
from the Lake Holcombe School who are in need of some
Christmas cheer delivered to them Dec 10 was the day Ra-
mona Scharf Jackie Fredricksen Nancy Glenzer and Mary
Froehlich members of the LHWC did their shopping for
several youngsters in Holcombe
ldquoWe have been doing this for a few years and it feels better
every yearrdquo said Scharf ldquoFor several years we have re-
ceived an added donated gift card from the Chippewa Falls
Walmart to help with the costrdquo
After wrapping the gifts they are given to the Lake Hol-
combe School for delivery just in time for Christmas
On Dec 17 the LHWC Cheer Bag committee gathered at
Jackie McDanielrsquos house to assemble cheer bags for 35 peo-
ple in the Holcombe community
ldquoThe womenrsquos club has been delivering cheer bags for
about 20 yearsrdquo said Judy Taylor member
Gordyrsquos County Market in Cornell donated fruit and
candy and quick breads were baked by LHWC members for
the cheer bags After the added tissue paper a Christmas
card and a candy cane were tied with ribbon to give them a
ldquofestive lookrdquo
ldquoThe few hours we spend getting the cheer bags ready is
all worthwhile when we see the smile on peoples faces when
we drop off their special giftrdquo said Taylor
The Childrenrsquos Christmas and Cheer Bag projects along
with the Lake Holcombe School Scholarships are supported
by bake sales the LHWC holds throughout the year Mem-
bers say the LHWC will continue these projects with support
from the Holcombe community and the Holcombe Lions
Club
AREA NEWS Tursday January 7 2016
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After a Dec 28 winter storm Amanda Olichwier andher daughter Macie Cornell built a tunnel andplayed in the snow outside the Courier Sentinel of-fice Amanda said they were going to build a snow-man but the snow wouldnrsquot pack good enoughLater a friendly plowman gave Macie a bigger hillto go sledding (Photo by Kayla Peche)
Womenrsquos club continues annual holiday projects
Left to right Jackie McDaniel Judy Taylor BarbaraRyser (Jackiersquos sister) Mary Froehlich Yvonne Ca-hoon and Norma Arts with Tom Taylor (Judyrsquos son)in the back stand in front of the cheer bags theLake Holcombe Womenrsquos Club compiled for fami-lies in the Holcombe community
(Submitted Photo)
To the right The Cadott sixth-grade black and goldchoir performed three songs during a Dec 22 win-ter concert including Send Down the Rain whichEmily Malecki (middle row far left) said was their favorite song to sing Other sixth graders picturedleft to right in front are Sam Scheidler Ethan Duck
and Ella Zais Right from Malecki are Hailee Glennand Jaime Rodriguez In back are Teanna Miles andShane Pilgrim (Photo by Kayla Peche)
To a packed Cadott elementary gym Dec 22 fifthgrader Angel Hladilek and her classmates in bandperformed Beethovenrsquos Ninth and Lets Go Band apep band song students put a Christmas twist on
Other performances during the evening includedfifth and sixth-grade black and gold choir and the
Cadott Winter Concert
Hats scarves and mittens adorn a Spirit of Christmas tree at the Cadott Courier Sentinel
office Through the Spirit of Christmas pro-gram parents in the Chippewa Valley can fillout an application for their children After re-ceiving donations from individuals and organ-izations at collection locations warm weather attire is picked up by volunteers and distrib-uted to children in need
(Photo by Heather Dekan)