The Cameron Chronicle IssueNo.27

October2013

The little paper with a personality

The Cameron Chronicle is free and published monthlyP.O. Box 177, Cameron, WI 54822 • Phone 715-236-9899 • bobson@chibardun.net

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My Connection With CameronI was born in Cameron on October 23, 1923 to Selmer and Tilda Simenson. My paternal grandfather was Ole Simenson who ran the local hotel shown in the photo below.

THE SIMENSONSSimen and Mariet Hanson came from Foldarn Valley, Norway, in 1890 with one son, Ole. Some of their children preceeded them in the immigration to America. They settled in Porters Mills, Wisconsin where the parents remained for the duration of their lives. Of their seven children, five of them came to Cameron: Ma-rie (Mauseth). Ole, John, Ida (Roe), and Oline (Egstad).Ole was employed by various saw-mills in this part of the state. In 1900, at the age of 32, he came to Cameron and clerked in the

the Mauseth and Roe store. About 1904, he rented the Old Wisconsin Hotel and operated a restaurant on the main floor and rented out upstairs rooms. In 1906 he purchased the Johnson and Swenson store that had moved up from Old Cameron and after much remodeling opned it as the new East Hotel. This he operated until 1927. During his years in the hotel business, he was licensed to guide fishing and hunting parties. It was reported that he was a cordial guide and hotel host. Ole married Christina Jacobson in 1894. They had seven children, Selmer (my dad), Melvin, Norman, Edna, Thelma, Marie, and Ingebret. None of the children remained in the Cameron area.

(This information from the Cameron Centenial Historical Album compiled by Carol Croatteau.)

The Ole and Christina Simenson children, back, Norman, Selmer (my dad), and Melvin. Front: Edna and Thelma. (Picture taken in 1907)

Robert B. Simenson, Editor & Publisher The Cameron Chronicle

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Get rid of those old items you don't need anymore. Sell that car, boat, snowmobile, refrigerator, kitchen sink. Looking for work? Want to trade something? Its free .

Just write your ad on a card or paper with your name and phone number on it and leave it at Brion's Grocery, West Central Graphics (The Print Shop) or the Village

Hall. It will appear in the next issue of the Cameron Chronicle.

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Operation Break Through has a new location. WITC is now hosting Operation Break Through in Room 131 every Monday night 6-8pm. Operation Break Through is a program where vets help vets break through the barriers of readjustment. Veterans of all eras are invited to come help fellow veterans. There is no counselor or therapist, just vets helping vets. Because of veterans’ experience going through readjust-ment, they are uniquely positioned to assist fellow veterans who may face the same issues.

Often, veterans in readjustment need a peer to listen to them and offer support and advice. “This program is not about asking for help”, says Monika Audette, Program Operations Leader, “This program is about veterans who are adjusting to civilian life coming together to support their fellow veterans.”

Volunteers and Veterans say the program is a success and encour-age more veterans to come check it out. Operation Break Through successfully serves vets of all ages and service terms. “Recent vets and older vets have all benefitted from the group,” said veterans and volunteers, “Everyone is so warm and accepting”. “Come and make a good connection”, said a Breakthrough Buddy who mentors veterans in the program, “you will receive as much as you give.”

“The program is also different for BCRJP because it is not only con-nected with the criminal justice system while many of BCRJP’s other programs are,” says Audette. “This program is for any veteran adjust-ing after military service or in-between tours. All veterans are invited to be part of Operation Break Through.”

Benefits of participating include: peer support, connection with the veteran community and services for veterans in Barron County, re-sources for stable housing, employment, and to reduce family tension, and successful transition to life after military service. The program meets Mondays 6-8pm at WITC in Rice Lake, Room 131.

For more information and for registration, call 715-736-0940 or email bcrjpinfo@gwicc.org. There is no fee to participate.

Barron County Restorative Justice Programs encourages others to consider how they can make a differenceby joining its family of sup-porters for this nationwide model program that mobilizes community

Hey.....This month Bob is going to be 3 score +10+10+10.Come and help him celebrate on Sunday, Oct. 20 from noon to 5 p.m. at the Meadowcreek School gymnasium, next to the theater in Rice Lake.

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Our Cuties are: Ayde Markell, Miley, 2 & Haddie Mae Miley; Daughters of Aaron & Laura Miley of rural Cam-eron. Aaron is the location manager at Tractor Central,

BARRON ELECTRIC CO-OP MONTHBarron Electric Co-op will distribute hundreds of thou-sands of dollars in capital credits to its members from noon to 4 pm Thursday, Oct 10 at its Barron headquarters. The Co-op Month celebration will include the follow-ing events: Lunch, live music and community booths. Members are asked to bring non-perishable food dona-tions. In exchange, each donor will receive a compact fluorescent light bulb.

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NICOLET WELCOME SERVICENew to the area ?????? To receive a Welcome Packet that is filled with gift certificates, maps and town infor-mation, please call Juli Wolski at 715-651-7120, Rice Lake and surrounding area Representative. Welcoming new families to the area since 1980.

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A staff member will be available Tuesday 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm and Fridays from 8:00 am to 10:00

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CLUB MEMBERSHIP INFORMATIONClub membership is for persons 18 years old and up.

Current membership fee is $30.00 per month with a one-time $10.00 key card access fee. New memberships will be increasing to $35.00 per month on

September 15th.Spouse membership fee is $20.00 per month

Weekly membership is $20.00 per person plus a $10.00 key card fee. Key csrd fee will be reimbursed when key is returned to management.

Daily membership is $5.00 per person during staffed hours only or by appointment.

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What is your pH? ~ by Farmacist BrandonThe concept of pH was first introduced by Dr. Sorensen at the Carlsberg Laboratory in 1909. pH stands for “potential of Hydrogen” which is the measure of hydrogen-ion concentration in a solution. pH is measured on a scale from 0 to 14 in refer-ence to the acidity or alkalinity of a solution. In this context, the word “solution” simply means something mixed with water. A pH of 7 is considered to be neutral while a pH of less than 7 is more acidic and a pH higher than 7 is more alkaline. If you mix acid with water, for example, the pH of the solution will be less than 7 – if you mix an alkaline with water the pH of the solu-tion will be greater than 7. Many studies have associated types of diseases and chronic conditions with a body that is more acidic than alkaline. This may indicate that the body should be slightly alkaline for optimal health. The foods that we eat become mixed in a solution with the water in our bodies. This is significant because the human body is about 70% water. For optimal health, the pH of the body’s fluid should stay within normal ranges. The normal pH balance in the human body is 7.35 to 7.45, which is slightly on the alkaline side of the pH scale. A good formula is to consume 75% alkaline ood and 25% acidic food; this will put you on a path to maintaining a healthy pH balance. When we talk about foods in this context, we’re talking about the result in the body of eating the foods, not nec-essarily the pH of the foods themselves before we eat them.Examples of alkaline foods include most fruits and vegetables along with water and vegetable juices. Acidic foods, in general, are meat, dairy, junk food, processed food, fast food, alcohol, drugs and medications. There are some exceptions in each category so if you have an interest, we encourage you do a little research so you’ll have a better understanding of alkaline foods and acidic foods and with a little planning it will be easy to choose foods to improve your body’s pH balance, which will improve your health. For information on a local outlet for pH drinking water, call Marilyn at 715-236-1855

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This is Christopher Jahnke, 10, and the Jahnke family's foreign exchange student, Francisco Alvarez from.Mexico..He will be spending the entire school year with the Jahnkes.

FALL CLEANUP DAYThe Village of Cameron fall clean-up day will be held Saturday, October 19th, 2013, 8:00am - 12:00pm. Dumpsters will be set up in the vacant lot just north of Cameron Auto Body. E-Waste and white goods will be collected at no charge. Brush, leaves and household items will be accepted. Proof of residency will be required (tax statement - water bill - driver license). Anyone found dropping items off early may be subject to fine.*************************************************

Why is a car's windshield so large and the rear view mirror so small? Because our past is not as important as our future. So, don't look back, look ahead and move on with your life.

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The Mission of theCameron Area SeniorCenter is to provide aplace for adults age 50

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1. Squats are a movement that people do every day.2. The overall best total body strength move is the squat.3. It is critical to maintaining mobility as we get older.4. The benefits of squats are numerous.5. It is the most primitive movement pattern known to man.6. Squats will raise your basal metabolic rate.7. Squats make your whole body stronger.8. Performing squats produces endorphins in the body9. Perform squats with good technique.10. Physical fitness and work capacity will be improved.

gOT DRUgS ?National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is Saturday October 26 from 10 am to 1 pm. Turn in your unused or expired medications for safe, free, anonymous disposal. In Cam-eron the location is Cameron PoliceDepartment, 300 N. 1st. Street

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The latest mobile concession wagon to hit Barron County is the

Lil' Wienie Wagon.Featuring Gourmet Hot Dogs, Drinks, Chips, and Sweet Stuff. Will be at Meyer Trucks and/or Smithco each Wednesday at

11-2 through October

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CAMERON CENTER ART EVENTThe Cameron Senior & Community Center has announced that they will present their first Art Show and Event on October 12 from 11:0 am to 3:00 pm. Art will be displayed as well as offered for sale by the Cen-ter's Thursday morning Art group members. The artwork on display is done in acrylic and water color. The members, who are local artists, are thrilled to show off their works of art to the public. For information contact the Center at 715-458-2765

CAMERON HIgH SCHOOL CONSERVATION CLUB PLANS ELECTRONICS RECYCLINgThe Cameron High School Conservation Club will sponsor an electronics-rercycling collection on Saturday, Oct. 12 from noon to 4 pm in the high school parking lot, behind the high school. Club members will assist employ-ees of 5R Processors to collect items. Most electronics will be accepted free of charge but some items will be charged a fee. For informa-tion and/or a list of items that will be accepted, call the high school office 715-458-5901.

WANTEDPlastic outdoor play equipment for the grand kids. If you have any sitting in your back yard not being used and you are willing to part with it, please call 715-458-2057, leave a message.

Psi CHAPTER WITH TREAT FOR TEACHERSPat Schroeder, Cameron Elementary School principal, at left, receives a box of Treats For Teachers from Psi Chapter rep., Connie Bussewitz. Local members of the society chose this method to show their appreciation to elementary staffs of 12 different schools in this area of the state.

THE LEgO CLUBThe Lego Club meets every 3rd Thursday of the month at the CameronLibrary. Kids are welcome to bring Lego creations they designed or cre-ations they built using a Lego kit. They go around and share about the cre-ation they built. The club leaders encourage other young people to come and join them. For information call the Library 715-458-2267

Bob and Sherry Hanson, two of my favorite people in the whole world. They live on Harmony Acres, a non-farm farm south of Cameron. If you have traveled on Hiway 53 between Cameron and Chetek, you may have seen a red barn on the east side of the road with a big smiley face on the silo. That's where they live. They have been married for 57 years and are still madly in love with each other (by my personal observation.) The photo was taken at the Jody Klump (Cameron notable) and John Svoma wed-ding reception. Congratulations to them.

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FOR SALEFor a person in clock repair or for a person in-terested in clock repair, I have 20 boxes of misc. clock parts, movements, glass weights, faces and many clock shells (partial or full) Please call Joe at 715-924-4719 or 715-764-4719

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Frame that beautiful fall photo

TRACTOR PULL WINNERSawyer Ebner, son of Travis and Christine Ebner of Cameron placed second out of 65 kids in the 5-year old division at the Wisconsin State Pedal Tractor Pull in Sept. He also took first prize at the Aquafest and Barron Co. Fair pulls.

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LUCKY gUYSTo have such a great weather day to complete the sidewalk renovation at the Cameron Community and Senior Citizen's Center. That's Bryon Wood on the left and Kirk Hartwell, Public Works Director.

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Linda's CornerSummer's warmth is but a fleeting memory as autumn leaves come raining down. A chill is felt in the air and a warm, comfy sweater feels oh, so good to wear.

The bounty of summer has been stored away to be brought out later on a cold winter's day. Sweltering heat of summer has given way to fresh, crisp air. We are reenergized and go about our fall's work without a care.

Raking colorful leaves does not seem like quite a chore, plant-ing bulbs to await the warm breath of spring makes it almost fun to be outdoors.

Soon all will be covered with a blanket of white, Jack Frost will also be busy doing his window delights.

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Ole's FarmGovernment surveyors came to Ole's farm in the fall and asked if theycould do some surveying. Ole agreed, and Lena even served them a nicemeal at noon time.The next spring, the two surveyors stopped by and told Ole, "Because you were so kind to us, we wanted to give you this bad news in person instead of by letter."Ole replied, "What's the bad news?" The surveyors stated, "Well, after our work here, we discovered yourfarm is not in Minnesota but is actually in Wisconsin!"Ole looked at Lea and said, "That's the best news I have heard in a long time. I just told Lena this morning that I don't think I can take another winter in Minnesota."

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Truth doesn't change if you don't believe it.

The only real advice that my motther gave me that I remember is, "Go! You might meet somebody."

Everyone seems normal until you get to know them.

BARRON SPOTLIgHTERSThe next production which opens on October 10, is Dairy of Anne Frank. The story tells of a 14 year-old Jewish girl and seven others who hid from Nazi persecution in a concealed storage attic in Amsterdam for nearly a year.Their story, captured on the pages Anne's diary, reveals the claustrophobic realities of their daily existence - their fear, their hope, their laughter, and their grief. All performances are at the Barron Area Community Center. Perfor-mances will be Oct. 10 at 7:30 pm, Oct. 11, 12, 18 and 19 at 7:30 pm and Oct. 20 at 2 pm. Email tickets@barronspotlighters.org or call 715-537-9212.. My friend Mary Schewe is one of the cast members and two folks from Cameron, Jodie Swanson and Steve Demars.

Cameron Senior and Community Center715-458-2765 News Open Mon. - Fri.

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ANNUAL ALL VETS PICNIC

Many local veterans and their fami-lies enjoyed great weather as they joined together on Sun., Sept. 8 at Airport Park in Chetek for the An-nual All Vets Picnic. The host orga-nizations were the Chetek American Legion, VFW Post, Amvets, and their Ladies Auxiliaries.

Local Commanders present at the picnic were: (L toR) Dept. Commander, Ken Rynes; District Commander, Ed Cooper; County Com-mander, Cal Briggs; Post Commander, Dawn Anderson.Thank you for your service veterans.

Karen Schauf, the coordinator of the affair, closed the meeting by reading a prayer writ-ten by Barron Mayor Dave Vruwink.

About 50 residents gathered together on the lawn of the Barron County Justice Center to pray for America on the anniversary of 9/11. The speakers were: Joleen Helbig, Cumberland, Wisconsin's coordinator for the National Day of Prayer; Rev. Brian Weaver, Living Hope Church, Ridgeland; Bill Balts, Barron business man; Connie Riplinger, director of the Pregnancy Help Center of Rice Lake; Rev. Jeff Martin of the Refuge in Chetek, pastor Steve Svendsen of the Reformed Baptist Church of Rice Lake and Chaplain Steve Timm of the Army National Guard. ***************************************************************** When God solves your problems, you have faith in His abilities: when God doesn't solve your problems, He has faith in your abilities.It was Rudyard Kipling who said, "I always prefer to believe the best of every-body; it saves so much trouble."

VOLUNTEERS WANTEDif you love to visit with people and have spare time on your hands you may want to think about how rewarding your help and companionship would be to a senior or an adult with a disability who would like to get a friendly visit once in awhile. During a visit you may want to play cards or a board game or write letters or holiday cards or help the person make a meal or bake cookies. Provide a visit once a week or a few hours a month just to brighten up someone's life. If inter-ested, contact Vicky at Volunteer Services of Barron County at 715-236-2184 for more info. There are folks in the Cameron area who would welcome such a service.

SENIOR CENTER BOARD MEETINgMonthly Board Meeting Monday, Oct. 7, 1:00 p.m.

Beneficial BitesOctober 8 , 1:00 There will be sharing ofinformation about the health benefits of carrots.

Dining at “ 5”Dining at “ 5” will be on October 10, 5 pm. Suggested donation of $6.00 for 60 and older Menu is:

Savory Baked ChickenWild Rice BlendButtered Beets

garden Tossed SaladRustic Bread & Butter

Milk & CoffeeReservations required 458-2765

Judy Shaide’s Art groupThurs. 8:00 to 11:30 a.m.An art group will meet

at the Center.Call Judy if you have

questions.715-458-4160All are Welcome .

Zumba Fitness & Line DancingJoin Nancy Sayre each Mon. & Fri. at the Senior &Community Center for Line Dancing and Zumba!Line Dancing can give you a great mind-body workout.

Fancy Foot CareTues. Oct. 8, 12:30 - 12:4 Call 458-2765 forappointment. Care is given by Elizabeth Ogren, R.N. Licensed and insured The cost is $20.00

“Man Cave” ClubWelcome All Men Mon- Fri. 7:00 a.m. Calling all Men Play cards, Drink coffee and Socialize Tuesday is Waffle Day!"What happens in Man Cave stays in Man Cavae."

Dirty ClubsThere is Dirty Club playing every Wed, 9:00 a.m. come and learn or refresh your skills. You pay .25 to play and 5 cents for every set.

Public 500 Card PlayFriday, October 11 & 25 1:00 p.m. there will be 500 Card playing.

Bridge PlayingBridge play is every Thursday at 1:00 p.m. On Oct. 3,17 & 31 is practice , Oct. 10 & 24 is bridge club. New players welcome.

See news of our first Cameron Center Art Event on another page of the Cameron Chronicle.

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