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Parade preparationThe scene at the staging area for the 45th Annual Abbotsford Christmas Paradeon Dec 5 was one of much hustle andbustle as the 450 people who participatein the event as costumed charactersfloat-pushers drivers etc get set for

the show At left Dylan Bender whoplayed Cookie Monster gets somefresh air without his costumed headas the parade is set to start At middleleft Little Bo Peep Tara Garneski tendsto her sheep before their walk through Abbotsfordrsquos downtown for the largecrowd assembled to see them At middleright Dave Loucks gets ready to shakehands with hundreds of youngsters inhis annual role as Big Bird At lowerleft a pair of volunteers who man theBluersquos Clues float wait to perform theirbehind-the-scenes jobs At lower right Anita Schmeiser and Deb Weiss are setto go in their Tweedle-Dee and Tweedle-Dum outfits The Abbotsford parade is

not just a one-night effort as dozens of

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DEAN LESAR

STAFF PHOTOS

Spring 2016election

activity startsWisconsin voters may or may not still

have a say in the presidential primary de-cision when the statersquos spring election daycomes around on April 5 but area voterswill have choices to make for various cityschool and county representation Can-didate filing activity for those electionshas already started with the deadline forgetting names on ballots coming on Jan 5

One incumbent school board memberhas already declared that he will not seeka new term in spring Adam Luchterhandan at-large member of the Loyal Boardof Education has filed a non-candidacystatement so that seat will be open to anydistrict resident for the next election Fel-low Loyal Board incumbents Paul Gries(area south of Highway 98) and Deb Roedel(area north of Highway 98) will be seek-ing new terms but anyone in their areasis free to file paperwork by Jan 5 to runagainst them

Other area school districts will alsobe holding elections in spring In Spen-cer incumbents Jerry Wienke and EricZenner are at the end of their terms InGranton incumbent Dennis Kuehn is thelone member up for election this spring InGreenwood incumbent Board PresidentRussell Dean (city of Greenwood) and BillHerr (northeast quadrant of the district)are up for new terms

In local cities and villages Greenwoodwill elect a mayor in April and others willelect councilboard members GreenwoodMayor Jim Schecklmanrsquos second 2-yearterm expires next year as do the terms ofWard 2 Council member Mary Domanicoand at-large member Tracy Nelson In

Loyal Council members Tim Froeba andDave Geier (Ward 1) and Jim Batchelorand Tom Bobrofsky (Ward 2) are up thisyear In Spencer voters will elect threeVillage Board members with the terms ofincumbents Harry Toufar Wayne Hagenand Diane Maurer about to expire

All 29 members of the Clark CountyBoard of Supervisors are also up for new2-year terms this spring In MarathonCounty incumbent Maynard Tremellingrepresents the Spencer area and is alsoup for re-election if he seeks another term

Incumbents who will not run for newterms are to file non-candidacy statementsby Dec 28 and all candidates who wanttheir names on ballots must file properpapers by Jan 5 A primary election willbe held on Feb 16 if enough candidatesseek office



Where will Walkerrsquos policies lead him

MattPommer

ldquoEverything is not hokey-dokey inWisconsinrdquo

Thatrsquos the explanation given byCharles Franklin director of the Mar-quette Law School Poll to the Los An-geles Times this summer to explain thecollapse of Gov Scott Walkerrsquos bid forthe Republican presidential nomination

The governor had hoped his recordas Wisconsinrsquos chief executive wouldcapture Republican enthusiasm starting

in Iowa He raised some $5 million beforethe first debate and was spending $25000a day on campaign staff Time Magazinereported But poll numbers and contri-butions declined sharply in the wake ofthe debate US News amp World Reporttold readers that ldquoWalker spent like adrunken sailorrdquo including putting histwo sons on the campaign payroll

Walker recently used e-mails to helpretire his campaign debt ldquoIt is my hopeyou and all of our supporters will chip inand make an online contribution of $10$25 $50 $100 $250 or more so we can endthis campaign in the blackrdquo

The latest Marquette poll showed lessthan 40 percent of Wisconsinites viewedWalker favorably Then a national surveyshowed Walker had the fourth-lowestacceptance rate of the nationrsquos 50 gov-

ernors Running for president whileserving as governor was very unpopularControversy has dominated Walkerrsquos

years as governor He dropped a policyldquobombrdquo on public employee unions gut-ting their bargaining rights He braggedin Iowa his changes made it easier tofire teachers He also approved makingWisconsin a ldquoright-to-workrdquo state forprivate-sector unions

Changes to the statersquos mining lawswere made aimed at economic growthLater it was found a mining company

had given $700000 to help defeat a recallof Walker But the company never movedahead with the mine setting back thepromises and hopes of economic devel-opment in the north

There were changes to affect the poorDespite legal setbacks in other statesWisconsin moved to require many ofthose receiving unemployment com-pensation or food stamps to undergodrug testing

Major budget decisions includedrejecting hundreds of millions of ad-ditional federal money for Medicaid un-

der Obamacare Walkerperhaps with an eye onthe White House said hedidnrsquot think the federalgovernment could affordit Meanwhile Republi-can governors in Iowaand Ohio had fashionedplans to use the Medic-aid monies

With the state gov-ernment facing an eco-nomic pinch state aidto the University of Wis-consin System campuses

was reduced Walker tried but laterretreated to change the universityrsquos

ldquoWisconsin Ideardquo Statutory tenure forfaculty was replacedExpanding voucher aid for private

schools including using some publicschool aid dominated local education

Election laws were changed Voterswill be required to show a photo ID whenthey get to the polls next year Absenteevoting hours were reduced Critics saidthe changes will make it harder for theelderly students and poor to vote inWisconsin elections Campaign donationlimits were dramatically increased

Publishers Kris OLeary and Kevin FlinkEditor Dean Lesar

Advertising SalesPhil GreschnerAdvertising DesignerProofreader Mary Ann LesarAdvertising DesignerPagination Ashley Kadolph

The Tribune Record Gleaner (TRG) was formed in 1969 bythe merger of The Loyal Tribune The Spencer Record andThe Greenwood Gleaner This newspaper has served theLoyal area since 1894

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All the changes may make little dif-ference in legislative elections Only 10percent of the districts are consideredcompetitive in the wake of Republicangerrymandering

Leaders in the Republican-controlledLegislature this summer flirted withgutting the statersquos Open Records lawbut retreated as public outrage grew andnewspaper editorials poured in But theLegislature did change the way elections

and ethics are administered creatingtwo partisan-dominated commissionsWhatrsquos ahead for Walker His answer

in the fund-raising e-mails was ldquoWhile Idonrsquot know what the future holds trustme we will continue leading the fightfor big bold conservative changes inWisconsin and across Americardquo

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FoodShare Maybe better than you think Page 2 - Tribune Record Gleaner - Wednesday December 9 2015 OPINION

by Peter Weinschenk Edgar Record Review

According to the Pew Research Center just about the same percentage of Ameri-can conservatives have received a majorgovernment entitlement during theirlifetime as liberals The percentage is 57percent for conservatives 53 percent forliberals Yet the two camps donrsquot agreeat all whether government assistance toindividuals is a good way to spend taxpay-ersrsquo money Itrsquos a key disagreement in anincreasingly polarized America

Take FoodShare for instance ThePew Research Center reports 17 percentof both American liberals and conserva-tives have benefited from the food assis-tance program Conservatives howeverargue that the program creates depen-dency and subsidizes laziness They sup-port work requirements for FoodSharerecipients Liberals on the other hand

argue that a personrsquos basic needs mustbe met before he or she can be indepen-dent They oppose tighter restrictions onFoodShare eligibility

So who is right The liberals Theconservatives

New data out of Marathon County sug-gests that nobody has the exact answer

Starting this year Wisconsin joined anincreasing number of states to requirethat able-bodied childless adults findwork or lose their Food Share benefits

Here in Marathon County the workrequirement seems to have an impact

Back in August the county had 14300people on FoodShare By Septemberwhen the work requirement went intoeffect the number had fallen by 257people In October the number of Food-Share recipients had dropped another 231

people to 13812 The two-month drop of488 people represents a decrease of 34percent in the county program

Johnson Words donrsquot match action

Now is this a good thing A bad thingItrsquos hard to know The private firm that

manages the countyrsquos FoodShare Train-ing and Employment Program (FSTEP)reports that 110 FoodShare recipients inMarathon County have been directed towork since April

This means that work requirementswere theoretically effective for one per-son out of four Three out of four Food-Share recipients however have electedto go without the government-providednutrition

The numbers parallel state trendsThe Department of Health and HumanServices reports that while nearly 15000able-bodied childless adult FoodSharerecipients were trimmed from the Food-Share program statewide since Septem-ber only about 4500 people have receivedFSTEP employment

What we have is a messy result The

work requirement apparently doesencourage employment but at the costof denying nutrition to poor albeit able-bodied adults One wonders then whatthese people denied FoodShare will doto eat Sell drugs for money Engage inprostitution Raid a relativersquos refrigera-tor Rely on community food pantriesAnd one wonders too about the long-term consequence of not getting aidConsider the case of a man or womanwho while poor canrsquot work the required20 hours a week to qualify for FoodSharebecause he or she is obligated to take sickparents to the hospital for cancer treat-ments FoodShare may have been the onething keeping that personrsquos world fromblowing apart And now it is gone

To qualify for FoodShare a singleindividual must earn less than a gross

income of $1276 a month Thatrsquos the

Sen Ron Johnson (R-Wis) chairmanof the Senate Homeland Security and Gov-ernmental Affairs Committee issued thisstatement on Dec 6 following PresidentObamarsquos address on the threat of terror-ism and the fight against ISIS

ldquoOn Sept 4 2014 President Obamastated Americarsquos goal was to lsquodegradeand ultimately defeatrsquo ISIS I immediatelystated that I agreed with that goal and thatI would back the president once he laidout and fully committed to an effectivestrategy to accomplish it To date -- andtonightrsquos status-quo speech was no excep-tion -- he has done neither

ldquoAs is often the case tonight I agreed

with much of what President Obama saidUnfortunately far too often the presidentrsquosactions do not match his words That will

undoubtedly be the case againldquoIt has been 15 months since President

Obama stated his goal The recent stringof terror attacks -- the Russian airlinerblown out of the sky over Egypt the Bei-rut bombing and the attacks in ParisMali and now San Bernardino -- provethat ISIS is neither a ldquoJV teamrdquo nor con-tained Fifteen months without definingand committing to a winning strategy issimply too long

ldquoEvery day that ISIS is not overtly los-ing it is perceived as winning and it willcontinue to inspire and gain adherentsthroughout the world ISIS every formof Islamic terror and every Islamic ter-

rorist organization must be pursued anddefeated -- the sooner the betterldquoI stand ready to support the president

as soon as he fully commits to a winningand decisive strate gyrdquo

Please see FoodShare page 3



Almost a third of the way through themonth of December and we are reachingthe magical day -- the shortest day of theyear While we are still losing daylight atthe rate of a minute a day there is goodnews Sunset time has about reached itslowest point

With a month of above-normal weath-er in November the same is holding trueso far in December and that is just fine

with me I do feel sorry for the kids whohave no snow to slide on or no ice toskate on but so far I have escaped fallingbecause of the stuff

I also feel sorry for those snowmobil-ers who are waiting to get their sleds outI noticed the other day someone from thesnowmobile club was busy putting uptrail signs in anticipation of what maybe coming

The same can be said about the countyhighway department which has lots ofsteel posts in place but still no fenceHopefully it will be there by the time itis needed

While my column list of ideas keeps

growing I glance at my stack of oldGreenwood Gleaners and think I needto get through them some day So here it

goes again this weekThe Sept 7 1944 issue carried a story

about the death of Norman ldquoBudrdquo Wal-lis somewhere in France on Aug 10Elsewhere in the issue is a list of sevenother Greenwood area servicemen whohad lost their lives in World War II Theywere J T Leach Warren Oswald HenryJohnson Stephen Arch Richard HinkerLee Blecha and Kermit Brown

The Oct 19 1944 issue carried a storyof the death of yet another servicemanHerbert Humke He had been in thearmy air force and had been stationed inEngland before being killed on Sept 20Elsewhere in that issue was a picture ofa serviceman modeling a new uniform jacket It became known as the Eisen-hower jacket named after Gen DwightEisenhower

There were a number of papers miss-ing from the stack that I received fromJune Noeldner The next issue was May311945 with more news of our service-men Lt Elery Poppe had been awardedthe Silver Star for action against theenemy in Saipan in July of 1944

Then another story told of the lib-eration from a German prisoner-of-warcamp for Clarence Meinhardt by GenGeorge Pattonrsquos Third Army He had beena prisoner since the fall of 1942

The June 7 1945 paper carried a story

that Clark County had been denied arequest to install a police radio systemThe War Production Board had decidedthere was not sufficient justification anda shortage of materials

Then there was a pile of papers onwhich the date is missing One itemcaught my attention It was a classi-fied and someone had lost their crank

lsquobetween Jim Sythrsquos and Eaton CenterCheese FactoryrsquoThis was well before the rural address

system An auction was described aslsquoon my farm known as the Frank Budkeold place two miles east and 1 14 milesnorth of Greenwood or 1 14 from Shil-ling Stationrsquo

The C C Hoehne Hardware Store wasadvertising the Coleman Quick-Lite Ithad 300 candle power and you could lightit with a common match

Another paper without a date ransome area news The Willard news told ofthe ball game between Tioga and Hewit-tville which the former won 11 to 5

Albert Susa is thinking of movingto Gorman because ldquoWillard isnrsquot bigenoughrdquo

Potato digging was the order of theday in Heintown and John Schmidt wasa business caller at Neillsville and sincehas been wearing his hat on one side

I never heard of Latart but the newsthere was that most of the young peoplefrom Beaver took in the dance at Rip-linger on Saturday night

It was also reported that Ezra Scovilpurchased six cows at Stantonrsquos auctionSaturday He also visited relatives atWarners Cor ners on Sunday

In the Eaton Center news it was re-ported that cows sold as high as $102Then over in the Janesville SettlementJoe Lokatich raised his barn on Thurs-day and Mrs Dillenbeck and Roger mo-tored to Neillsville

Another piece of a paper had no date

but a story told of the growth in bank de-posits in 1917 compared to the previousyear Total deposits grew from $3099096to $4169845 There were eighteen banksin the county at the time and the articledescribed Clark County as a county ofmilk honey and money

There are some advantages of being asenior citizen We not only had a groupof Christmas carolers stop by they left uswith cookies and a couple of gifts Life isgreat Thanks kids

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St Anthonyrsquos Catholic ChurchFATHER STEVEN BRICE

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St Maryrsquos ParishGreenwood bull 715-255-8017 bull FATHER STEVEN BRICE

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St Paul LutheranNorth Green Grove bull PO Box 206 bull N13510 Cty Rd E

Colby WI bull 715-223-1726 bull REV PAUL HUNS ICKER9 am - Sunday worship service

Christ Lutheran - ChiliREV DANIEL SCHOESSOW

9 am - Sunday worship service 10 am - Sunday schoolHoly Communion celebrated the 1047297rst and third Sundays of each month

Trinity Lutheran(Missouri Synod)

109 W Clark bull Spencer bull 715-659-4006 bull REV DAVID D EPAOLI7 pm - Saturday worship service

840 am - Sunday school 10 am - Sunday worship serviceZion Lutheran

W2894 Granton Road Granton bull 715-238-7318REV DANIEL SCHOESSOW

915 am - Sunday school 1030 am - Sunday worship serviceHoly Communion celebrated 1047297rst and third Sundays of each month

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PASTOR BRIAN CAMPBELL1045 am - Sunday worship service

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REV JOHN E WARMUTH9 am - Sunday worship service

Holy Communion celebrated the 1047297rst Sunday of each monthNazareth Lutheran - ELCA

North County T bull Withee bull 715-229-2051 bull REV BONN IE CAI N10 am - Sunday worship service Everyone welcome

Our Saviorrsquos Lutheran - ELCA110 W Begley bull Greenwood bull 715-267-6142


St Johnrsquos Evangelical Lutheran Church(Wisconsin Synod)

Christie bull 715-743-2480REV JOHN E WARMUTH

1030 am - Sunday worship serviceHoly Communion celebrated the 1047297rst Sunday of each month

St Johnrsquos Evangelical Lutheran(Wisconsin Synod)

711 W 5th St bull Neillsville bull 715-743-2944REV TIMOTHY BIEBERT

9 am - Sunday worship service 1015 am - Sunday school and Bible class7 pm - Monday worship

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Church 715-223 -4000 bull Offi ce 715-785-7975stpaulsdwavenet

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Communion every second Sunday of the monthSt Johnrsquos Lutheran - ELCA

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REV REBEKAH TARRAS8 am and 10 am - Sunday worship with communion

630 pm - Wednesday evening worship with communion Handicapped accessible

Trinity Lutheran ELCA201 S Washington St Unity bull 715-223-2155

PASTOR AL HOUTS9 am - Sunday school bull 10 am - Sunday worship serviceMemorial Day to Labor Day 9 am - Sunday worship service

Trinity Lutheran ELCA201 N West bull Loyal bull 715-255-8880

ALL ARE WELCOMEREV DANIEL E ZIMMERMAN

7 pm - Saturday evening worship service915 am - Sunday school bull 1030 am - Sunday worship service

Zion American Lutheran ELCAGranton bull 715-238-7269

INTERIM PASTOR JAY WELSHONSE915 am - Sunday school

1030 am - Sunday worship service

MORMON

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints2207 W 5th St Marsh1047297eld bull 715-384-4559

930-1020 am - Priesthood Relief Society Young Women930-1115 am - Primary 1025-1115 am Sunday school

1120 am - 1230 pm - Sacrament meeting

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Church of ChristB3942 State Highway 13 Spencer

9 am - Sunday Bible study 10 am - Sunday worship service7 pm - Wednesday Bible studyEVANGELIST CLINT A OPPERMANN - 715-650-1970

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REV ASAFA RAJAOFERA830 am - Sunday worship service

Living Hope Evangelical Free ChurchHwy 10 amp Fairground Ave bull Neillsville bull 715-743-2471

REV STEVE WENTZDIRECTOR OF STUDENT MINISTRIES - MARY GARDNER

915 am - Sunday school 1030 am - Sunday worship serviceOur Fatherrsquos House Christian Community Church

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930 am - Sunday school1030 am - Sunday worship service

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915 am - Sunday school 1030 am - Sunday worship ser viceSpencer United Methodist

Church Offi ce bull 715-659-5551 bull RE V MICHAEL CARLS ON930 am - Sunday Bible study

1030 am - Sunday worship serviceUnited Methodist

209 W Clark St PO Box 533 bull ColbyJANINE JOHNSON lay speaker

7 pm - Wednesday worship serviceNo Sunday services

Church school as announced prior to evening ser vice York Center United Methodist

Offi ce 715-255-921 3 bull Home 715-255-8737PASTOR PATSY ROE

9 am - Sunday worship service 10 am - Sunday school

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St Katherinersquos Episcopal Church206 E 3rd St bull Owen WI bull 715-229-2643

REV TONY RING

10 am - Wednesday morning prayer amp Holy Communion1030 am - Sunday worship service

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Bible Baptist700 E 15th St bull N eillsville bull 715-743-4695

PASTOR MARK A FUGATE930 am - Sunday school 1030 am - Worship ser vice

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1030 am - Sunday morning worship service630 pm - Wednesday All For Him (grades 7-12)

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The cost is $750 per squareper week

equivalent of working full-time (40 hours) at $797 per hour The FoodShare benefitis worth $195 a month

The statersquos new rules can hardly be considered harsh or particularly punitive Theregulations only require that able-bodied people without children work Exemptionsare offered for those with a physical or mental disability who are on Social Securityand are enrolled in drug or alcohol counseling or employment training Recipientscan even volunteer in lieu of actual work

Still one has to wonder what kind of misery can follow the person shut out fromFoodShare and unhappily falls through the cracks of this life

We find ourselves at the start of the holiday season Christmas is near We allwill have opportunities to donate to local charities and food pantries who serve ourlocal needy population It might be a good idea to put a dollar in that donation potOr offer up a couple cans of soup

Think of it as insurance Because whether conservative or liberal you might beutterly wrong about FoodShare

FoodShare from page 2



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Online gift shopping during the holiday season opensup the market to scammers using fake shipping emails tospread malware or gather personal or banking informa-tion The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture Tradeand Consumer Protection (DATCP) warns consumersto be on the lookout for these fake emails and to avoidclicking links or opening attachments in these messages

ldquoWhether you shop online or not expect to start seeingfraudulent package delivery and lsquoorder statusrsquo emails inyour accountrdquo said Frank Frassetto Division Adminis-trator for Trade and Consumer Protection ldquoThis ployoccurs year-round but the holiday shopping season is achance for scammers to increase their spam email outputand sneak them in around legitimate shipment emailsthat consumers might also be receivingrdquo

Look out for emails or texts that warn you about aproblem with a delivery that ask for account informa-tion for security purposes or that ask you to open anattached ldquoshipment labelrdquo in order to claim a packagefrom a local office Scammers often use the names logos

and color schemes of major shipping companies andretailers to add legitimacy to their messages and they

may also spoof the companyrsquos web address (URL) in thesenderrsquos email addressIf you question whether an email link is legitimate

hover the mouse over the link (but donrsquot click it) At thebottom of your browser window you can view the URLwhere the link will actually take you

Look out for the following red flags in your inbox thisholiday season

-- Messages claiming that there is a ldquoproblemrdquo with ashipment or your account These emails will ask you toprovide personal or banking information or to completea form on a linked page in order to fix the supposed prob-lem Do not reply or click any links in the email

-- Poor grammar and spelling errors in emails thatclaim to come from major organizations If the messageis sloppy it likely did not come from a legitimate business

-- Sender addresses that donrsquot match the URL for thecompany that supposedly sent the email For example theldquoFromrdquo line in a fake FedEx email read ldquoFrom FedExExpress Saver (support_myfasthaircom)rdquo

-- Shipment emails that lack specifics about the senderor the packagersquos supposed contents

-- Emails asking you to open an attachment in orderto review an order Never open an attachment in an un-solicited or questionable email

-- Emails containing threats that a package will bereturned to the sender and you will be charged a fee fornot responding to the message

In actua lity there isno product waiting fordelivery and the alarminglanguage in these emails

is intended to make recipients act quickly without con-sidering consequences By clicking on any of the links

in the email a recipient risks downloading malware orhanding over personal information to the scammers Ifyou receive a similar email delete it and do not click anyof the links contained anywhere in the message

If you are expecting a shipment that may be delayedcontact the shipper directly to inquire Some e-commercecompanies offer package tracking features right on theirwebsite If you made an online purchase log into youraccount on the site and see if these options are available

For additional information or to file a complaint visitthe Consumer Protection Bureau at datcpwisconsingovcall the Consumer Information Hotline at 800-422-7128 orsend an e-mail to datcphotlinewisconsingov

lsquoTis the season -- for online holiday shopping scams

Auditions will be held Dec 14 -15 for the NeillsvilleArea Playersrsquo dinner theater production to be held March3 5 6 17 19 and 20 at the Parkway Pines supper club inGreenwood

The show ldquoAn Impeccable Larcenyrdquo by Mara Dresneris a hilarious British style mysterycomedyfarce Leadroles are available for six adults -- four male and twofemale

Auditions will take place Monday and Tuesday Dec14 and 15 from 630-830 pm at the Clark County Pressbuilding in Neillsville located across from the NeillsvillePost Office

Prior to the auditions potential actors may peruse the20-page script sample online at wwwsamuelfrenchcom

Neillsville play auditionsset for Dec 14-15

This ldquoComing Eventsrdquo column is for non-fundraising events The exception is forfundraisers which are accompanied by apaid advertisementSocial Security of fice hours for Clark County

are by appointment only Appointmentscan be made by calling 715-845-1321 onweekdays from 9 am-4 pm

Dec 12 The Greenwood Chamber of Commerce

will sponsor its annual Santa Claus visitfrom 10 am-noon at the GreenwoodHigh School cafetorium There will begames and activities and a Santa Shelf forchildren to buy gifts for family members

Dec 13 The LuCille Tack Center for the Arts

will host ldquoChristmas with the Nelsonsrdquofeaturing Matthew and Gunnar Nelsonthird-generation members of the Ozzie and

Harriet Nelson family for a 3 pm holidayshow For ticket information call 715-659-4499 or visit wwwlucilletackcentercom

Dec 13 A candle-lighting ceremony will be held

at 630 pm at St Anthony CatholicChurch in Loyal for parents who have losta child Bring a photograph of your child

A pot luck meal will follow For moreinformation call Chuck and Brenda Ruethat 715-255-8387 or Larry and BernadetteQuelle at 715-316-1119

Dec 14 An American Red Cross blood drive will be held from 1130 am-530 pm at the Neillsville American Legion

Dec 14-15 The Neillsville Area Players will hold

tryouts for the March dinner theatre production of ldquoAn Impeccable Larcenyrdquofrom 630-830 pm each day at theClark County Press of fice in Neillsville

Parts are open for four male and twofemale roles To see a script visit wwwsamuelfrenchcom

Dec 16 The Greenwood Food Pantry at

Missionary Baptist Church will be openfrom 3-630 pm for any residents in needof assistance

Dec 22 St Johnrsquos Lutheran Church on Highway

13 north of Spencer will serve its monthlyCommunity Outreach Meal for Everyoneat 5 pm All who wish to share a free hotmeal and fellowship are welcome

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CARD OF THANKS

Wednesday December 9 2015 - Tribune Record Gleaner - Page 5OBITUARY

PAID OBITUARY 49-176680

Wilmer PetersonWilmer E Peterson 82 Greenwood passed away on

Tuesday Dec 1 2015 at Ministry Saint Josephs Hospitalin Marshfield Funeral services were held at 11 am onSaturday Dec 5 at Our Saviors Lutheran Church inGreenwood Rev Brian Campbell officiated Burial fol-lowed in the Greenwood City Cemetery Military riteswere conducted by the Greenwood American LegionPost 238 Pallbearers were Ed Peterson Larry PetersonJeff Peterson Allan Thomas John Hyde Tim Bremeland Kenny Bretl

Wilmer Earl Peterson was born on May 28 1933 in thetown of Raymond rural Racine the son of Edward andVerlie (nee Paap) Peterson He was raised on the fam-ily farm and received his education in the Racine area Wilmer graduated fromWaterford High School in Waterford in 1951 After completing his education heworked for the JI Case Company in Racine Wilmer entered the US Army on May21 1953 and served during the Korean War until his honorable discharge on May12 1955 He returned to Racine and went to work for Payne-Dolan ConstructionCompany Wilmer married Marjorie A Dillonaire on Feb 1 1958 at the GrangeAvenue Methodist Church in Racine In 1973 he left construction and bought afarm just north of Greenwood and farmed until 1988 He then went back to workfor Payne-Dolan Construction Company while residing in Greenwood until

retiring in 1998 During his retirement he managed the American Legion Hallin Greenwood and also led the Honor Guard for parades and funerals He wasa member of Our Saviors Lutheran Church the Greenwood American LegionPost 238 the Neillsville VFW Post 2241 and the 40 amp 8 Group 821 Wisconsinwhere he held offices in all He was recognized as the Greenwood Dairy DaysParade Marshal in 2005 and the Greenwood Citizen of the Year in 2007 Wilmerhad many interests but especially enjoyed spending time with his family andfriends hunting pitching horseshoes bowling and playing softball

He will be dearly missed by his wife Marge Greenwood his children Verlie(Steve Wentz) Altmann Youngsville NC and Perry (Julie Eilers) PetersonMarshfield a granddaughter Emily (Eric) Arner Youngsville NC a step-granddaughter Ashley Wentz Raleigh NC two great-grandchildren Ephramand Emsley Arner one brother Russell (Judie) Peterson Union Grove one sisterJudith (Bill) Bremel Franksville one sister-in-law Colette Peterson Franksvilleone brother-in-law Donald (Elda) Dillonaire Sturtevant and nieces nephewsother relatives and friends

Wilmer was preceded in death by his parents one brother Paul Peterson andhis step-father Donald A Grove

Memorials can be made to the Greenwood American Legion Post 238 or theNever Forgotten Honor Flight Wausau

Online condolences may be expressed at wwwcuddiefhcomCuddie Funeral Home Greenwood assisted the family with arrangements

Thank you for the all the cards and to the people who attended our 60th weddinganniversary party Also thanks to our children for organizing the day

Norm and Monica Wolf

715-743-67001211 Lloyd Street Neillsville WI 54456

wwwneillsvilleretirementcom

Come in from the cold

Come home to the warmth of

Neillsville Retirement Community

Historic Neillsville is home to the Neillsville Retirement

Community an assisted living residence offering a blend of

supportive services and home town comfort We take pride in

assisting our residents in maintaining friendships built over a

lifetime and remaining a part of their own community Personal

touches such as driving our residents to doctor appointments

going on shopping trips and attending community events makeslife easy at Neillsville Retirement Community

Love Where You Live

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CLARK COUNTY HU MANE SOCIETY bull STATE LICENSE 983080268235983085DS983081 bull 715-743-4550M W F amp Sat 12-3 pm bull W3926 St Hwy 73 bull PO Box 127 Neillsville WI 54456 bull wwwcchs-petshelterorg

CLARK

COUNTY

HUMANESOCIETY

Adopt-A-Petsponsored by

Juliette Juliette is one of those wonderful friendly and cuddlycats She has a plush short-haired coat of brown with blackstripes is a little over 2 years old and of course is spayedvaccinated and microchipped This little sweetheart could be justthe cuddle-pet you need Juliette is only one of many cats andkittens puppies and dogs just waiting for the right person tocome along and adopt them If you have room in your heart andhome for her or any of the other pets here go to the Web site tosee their pictures and descriptions Now is a great time to lookfor a new pet There are 41 cats or kittens and 30 dogs or puppies

here Surely therersquos one just right for you Check them all out at wwwcchs-petshelterorgid8html

If you love animals and have some time now is a great time to come on over and get involved at CCHS Youcan 1047297ll out a volunteer application form online by going to our Web site (wwwcchs-petshelterorg andclicking ldquoVolunteer at CCHSrdquo from the menu or stop at the shelter or at our Paws and Claws store in theMarsh1047297eld Mall Join our Pet Lovinrsquo People group get a tour of the shelter and wersquoll tell you about all ofthe many ways to volunteer Wersquoll 1047297nd just the right spot for you to star t helping animals Yoursquoll love it

NEWS 4 8 - 1 7 6 2 0 0

A total of 45 people were killed intraffic crashes last month according topreliminary statistics from the WisconsinDepartment of Transportation (WisDOT)Traffic fatalities last month were six fewerthan November 2014 and two fewer thanthe five-year average for the month ofNovember

Last month also was the fourth safestmonth of November in terms of trafficdeaths since World War II The safestmonth of November since World War IIoccurred in 2012 with 36 traffic fatalitiesand the deadliest was in 1973 with 110fatalities

Four people died in crashes during theThanksgiving holiday period from 6 pmon Nov 25 to midnight on Nov 29

As of the end of November 520 people

have died in Wisconsin traffic crashes thisyear including 75 motorcycle operatorsfour motorcycle passengers 52 pedes-trians and 15 bicyclists Traffic deathsthrough November were 65 more thanduring the same period in 2014 and eightmore than the five-year average

To prevent deaths and injuries duringthe upcoming holiday season law enforce-ment agencies will be on the lookout fordrunken drivers during the national DriveSober or Get Pulled Over campaign fromDec 18 to Jan 3 says David Pabst direc-tor of the WisDOT Bureau of Transporta-tion Safety Drunken driving is entirelypreventable and were striving to attainzero preventable traffic deaths in Wiscon-sin Theres no better time of year to makeprogress toward that goal than right now

November crashes took 45 lives

The Adler-Clark Electric CommunityCommitment Foundation recently award-ed $37200 to 18 different community-based projects located throughout theClark Electric Cooperative service area

Tim Stewart Chief Executive Officerof Clark Electric Cooperative and one ofthe trustees of the Adler-Clark ElectricCommunity Commitment Foundationsaid ldquoThe purpose of the ACE-Commu-nity Commitment Foundation is to sup-port programs and events which enrichthe lives of people of Clark County andthe surrounding area communities Ourmission is to invest in the future of theClark County area by helping createopportunity for philanthropy and com-

munity enrichment We are pleased tobe a part of these community enrichmentprogramsrdquo

The ACE-Community CommitmentFoundation was established in 2004 byClark Electric Appliance and SatelliteInc to strengthen local communities byaiding not-for-profit and community orga-nizations fund projects that will enhancethe quality of life of local residents ofthis area To date the Foundation hasawarded $378305 for community enrich-ment projects

Clark Electric Cooperative is a not-for-profit electric utility that serves 7900members in Clark Chippewa JacksonMarathon Taylor and Wood counties

Local foundation gives $37200to community-based projects



Gingerbread latte

Sweet potato cobbler

Cream cheese penguins

In a small bowl mix together the molasses brown sugar baking soda ginger andcinnamon until well blended Cover and refrigerate for at least 10 minutes

Add about a 14 cup of coffee to each cup then stir in about a tablespoon of thespice mixture until dissolved Fill cup to within an inch of the top with coffee Stir inhalf and half to taste then garnish with whipped cream and a light dusting of cloves


E-MAIL US WITH newssports ideas letters to theeditor and births weddings and

engagement announcements

newstrgnewscom

FAMILY

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Have a seat and try on some comfort

From glider rockers to heat and massage sofas If we donrsquot have it wersquoll find it

Loyal WI bull 715-255-8244

ZEPPLINrsquoS Furniture amp Carpet

Choose your tree out in 1047297eldTake a wagon ride out to 1047297eld

Pick your tree and then have hotchocolate and cookies at the garage

We also have already cut trees for you by the garageWe now have a machine that we can drill ahole in the trunk of your tree for your stand

Dec 11-12-13 8 am-5 pmDec 18-19-20 8 am-5 pm

R amp S Tree FarmsN4361 County Hwy G Neillsville Wis

Phone 715-743-3622Go three miles out of Neillsville on Hwy 10 turn north

on County Highway G 34 mile on left side of road

CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE

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Granton Area School DistrictHigh schoolTerm 1

High honors (36-40 GPA)Indicates 40

Jill Tyler Dani Anding MichaelMeddaugh Jill Richmond Alaina StreySarah Dayton Jessica Stamp JaredThomas Matthew Tyler Emma KollerSheryl Sebesta Cassie Bandt AngelaKowal Kayla Johnson

Granton Area School DistrictHigh school

Honors (30-3599 GPA)Amanda Dittmann Derek Anding

Brock Opelt Tyanne Sabin MerielaUrbina Dillon Muraski Austin CarverEmily VerKilen Angela Nickel AmericaMendoza Cassidie Pongratz NatashaBandt Noah Piskow Jessica Richmond

Hunter Martin Dylon Ludwig JasmineKlahn Teagan Friedemann Victor Rojas

Granton Area School DistrictMiddle school


Kylie Ganther Terek MattesonHunter Vine Brandon Jakobi KristinStrey Dolorosa Thomas Alejandro Men-doza Tanner Friedemann


Honors (30-3599 GPA)Brianna Heeg Noah McConkey Tif-

fany Carlsen Rick Bartsch SamanthaStamp Skylar Grata Ethan RyanJustin Berg Samantha Martin CeceliaDecorah Jaden Gardner Ashley DeanHannah Walter Ashlee Piskow KaitlynMartin Caitlin Gotz Alex Mendieta

Megan Walter Kezia Ryan Rhiannon Re-imer Holly Dean Kylie Steele MakenzieMuraski Boone Koller Riley SternitzkyWyatt Carver Jasmine Carlsen

Greenwood MiddleHigh SchoolTerm 1

Honor roll A (35-40 GPA)Seniors

Steven Arch Austyn-Lee DegenhardtAlicia Elgersma Natalie Hackel AaricaHumke Kasi Kitzhaber Kristyn NigonSamuel Revier Rachel Thomas AshleyWalker

JuniorsTrevor Barth Trevor Coggins Kath-

leen Cramer Hanna Durrstein Cas-sandra Elmer Kenya Knox KassidyLamovec McKayla Nigon MarnieSchecklman Derek Suda Zachary Zim-

bauer SophomoresHannah Hinker Kaylee Learman

Cole Lindner Adam Mueller MollyMurphy Kelly Nielsen Brianna NorthJacqueline Orona Hernandez Mad-eline Pedretti Paetyn Schmitz AdelineSchoenherr Coby Schuck Devin Tobu-ren Tiara Wuethrich

FreshmanKiana Abel Hannah Elmer Brooke

Hinker Abigail Kirchner Kinsey Kitzha-ber Braiden Pedretti Jazlyn RevierAshtyn Schmitz Rose SchoenherrSamantha Street Zena Thomas BryceWalde Alex Zimbauer Cole Zimbauer

8th gradeAmanda Bogdonovich Laura Cog-

gins Annemarie Edwards AtlantaHebert Sara Hoffman Micah Horvath

Laikyn Johnson Hayley Kuester AlexisOestreich Madelin Raese SavannahSpringer Treyton Thomas

7th gradeCooper Bredlau Georgia Butterbrodt

Holly Davidson Jonah Hinker AustenHumke Korinna Johnson Olivia KlabonRachel Linder Rylan Lindner WestenSchmitz Celine Wuethrich


Honor roll B (30-3499 GPA)Seniors

Benjamin Gibboney Renee HerdrichLexi Hinker Zachary Johnson AaronLindner Decker Lindner Mitchell May-ville Rebecca Mertins Kaylee MeyerDerek Nielsen David Vesel

JuniorsAustin Delo Allison Edwards Eliza-

beth Esselman Kaitlyn FleischmannCole Lucas Dominic Pippin Devin RoseTrevor Serocki Sophia Shaw

SophomoresMandy Gazette Taylor Gregorich

Madeline Johnson Marcus Marvin Alli-son Mayville Danielle Mendez-HerreraRachel Sowinski Emily Susa

FreshmanTragen Bogdonovich Kody Garbisch

Trenton Klabon Brooke Shaw8th grade

Daniel Bray Devin Degenhardt Jae-ger Johnson Logun Much Tyler Mur-phy Rio Rasmussen Bailey Venet

7th gradeCassandra Hebert Amya Lamarr

Gracie North Nathan Revier AustinRuff Zoey Schofield Lily Stern

Granton and Greenwood schools

announce honor roll students

12 c molasses14 c brown sugar12 tsp baking soda1 tsp ground ginger34 tsp ground cinnamon

6 c hot brewed coffee1 c half-and-half cream1 tsp ground cloves1 12 c sweetened whipped cream

2 lb sweet potatoes peeledand sliced 14-in thick

3 12 c water1 12 c sugar3 T all-purpose flour12 tsp ground cinnamon14 tsp ground nutmeg14 tsp salt

34 c butter cubedPastry2 c all-purpose flour18 tsp salt23 c shortening5-6 T cold water2 T butter melted4 tsp sugar

In a saucepan cook sweet potatoes in water until tender about 10 minutesDrain reserving 1 12 c of cooking liquidLayer potatoes in a greased 9x13 baking dish add reserved liquidCombine sugar flour cinnamon nutmeg and salt sprinkle over potatoes Dot with

butterFor pastry combine flour and saltCut in shortening until mixture resembles coarse crumbsGradually add in water toss with a fork until a ball formsOn a floured surface roll pastry into a 9x13-inch rectanglePlace over sweet potato filling cut slits in topBrush with butter sprinkle with sugarBake at 400 for 30-35 minutes or until top is golden brownSpoon into dishes serve hot with a scoop of whipped cream on top sprinkled lightly

with nutmeg

18 jumbo black olives pitted1 (8-oz) pkg cream cheese softened18 small black olives1 carrot

Cut a slit from top to bottom lengthwise into the side of each jumbo olive Care-fully insert about 1 teaspoon of cream cheese into each olive Slice the carrot into 1814 inch thick rounds cut a small notch out of each carrot slice to form feet Save thecut out piece and press into center of small olive to form the beak If necessary cut asmall slit into each olive before inserting the beak

Set a big olive large hole side down onto a carrot slice Then set a small olive ontothe large olive adjusting so that the beak cream cheese chest and notch in the carrotslice line up Secure with a toothpick



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Fun

ood

Foodandand

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Wednesday December 9 2015 - Tribune Record Gleaner - Page 7

Neillsville Area PlayersWill hold AUDITIONS for

the hilarious British stylemystery-comedy-farce

An ImpeccableLarceny

b y Mara resner

Adult Leads 4 Male and 2 Female

Audition DatesMonday Dec 14 630 pm to 830 pmTuesday Dec 15 630 pm to 830 pm

NOTE Held at the Clark County Press614 Hewett St Neillsville (across from Post Office)

Show Dates March 3 5 6 17 19 20Dinner Theater at the

Parkway Pines Supper Club in Greenwood

Actors may peruse the 20-page script sample atwwwsamuelfrenchcom

Call 7157436806 for questions or audition conflicts

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For more informationcall 715-659-4499

Box offi ce 300 School St Spence rWed and Fri 10 am-4 pm

wwwlucilletackcentercom

SundayDec 13 2015

3 pm

Reserved seating$28

Sponsored in partby the generosity of

Ron amp Robin SaffordRon amp Joyce Wiskerchen

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LuCille Tack Center for the Arts presents hellip

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Clark County Economic DevelopmentCorporation and Tourism Bureau are inthe process of planning the sixth annualldquoSpring Into The Artsrdquo Tour It will beheld on April 23 from 9 am-5 pm andApril 24 from 10 am-4 pm All ClarkCounty artists or guests are invited tobe a part of the tour by opening theirstudio to visitors or by displaying theirartwork as a guest artist at one of thetour locations Artists without a studiocan contact the office for an availableguest location

Clark Countyrsquos ldquoSpring Into TheArtsrdquo Tour features handmade artisansrsquowork There is everything from wood artpottery paintings fabricrug art metaland garden art quilt art and mixedmedia art works There are so many tal-

ented artists right here in Clark CountyIf anyone would like to join in on this art

tour contact the office for more detailsSponsors are always welcome for this

event over 5000 brochures are producedand distributed to Iowa Michigan Min-nesota and throughout Wisconsin andsaturated via Facebook Google plusWI Tourism Web site and Clark CountyTourism Web site The brochure is avail-able on the Tourism Web site whichremains viewable and printable all yearCall or e-mail today to reserve your spon-sor or artist spot as they are limited andfill up quickly

Contact Clark County EconomicDevelopment Corporation and TourismBureau PO Box 236 Loyal WI 54446715-255-9100 clarkwitdsnet if you areinterested in learning more about the2016 tour It is a fun time to welcome

spring get your reservation in beforeJan 5

FAMILY

Happy 85th BirthdayPapa Bud

Thank you forbeing such a

positive exampleand powerful

influence for allof us

From yourfamilies -- both

business and blood49-176679

49-176681

C A R R Y O U T S A V A I L A B L E

FISH FRY

GREENWOOD AMERICAN

LEGION HALL

108 S Main St Greenwood

FRIDAY DEC 18serving from 4-730 pm

Greenwood American Legion

Post 238 will be holding its

LOYAL AREA

HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Joan Knack secretary

We had a great turn out Sunday to visit with Santa and to enjoy thecookies hot chocolate and hot cider that was there for everyone whocame There was also beautiful singing by four lovely young ladies andhayrides for the kids (and even their parents enjoyed it) The trees weremajestic looking in their beautiful lights and several people commented onwhat a nice scene it is driving into town The day started about 3 pm andwent on until after 6 when our toes were getting cold

Thank you to the many contributors who baked and brought cookiesthose who served the food and drink the owner and driver of the hayridethose who decorated trees the organizers of the event everyone whocame and Chuck Rueth who made everything happen

Once again Christmas 2015 got off to a great startAnd soon wersquoll hear the patter of reindeer on our roofs and Santa coming

down the chimney to leave gifts for the family Families will get together tocelebrate with a lovely dinner and camaraderie And then it will be 2016

Anthony James LindnerA son Anthony James was born to David and Lora Lindner Edgar at 859 am on

Tuesday Dec 1 2015 at Aspirus Wausau HospitalHe weighed 8 pounds 4 ounces and was 21 inches longGrandparents are Gary and Bonnie Englebretson Greenwood James Lindner Loyal

and the late Arlene Lindner

Artists wanted for Clark CountyrsquoslsquoSpring Into The Artsrsquo art tour

The Womenrsquos Bridge Club met Tuesdayafternoon at Shelbyrsquos in Loyal

Georgia Janssen received first placeand Carol Lampsa second place



CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

Manager of Post Office operations Gary Gutowski(right) administers the oath of office to new Medfordpostmaster Travis Severson Severson has been theinterim postmaster since July with the promotionbecoming official in November


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Travis Severson is Medfordrsquos new postmasterAfter serving as the interim postmaster for the past

few months Severson took the oath of office on Dec 3 tomake it official

Severson is a native of Loyal and a 1995 graduate of

Loyal High School He attended UW-La Crosse and thenUW-Marshfield where he earned an Associatersquos DegreeAfter working in various occupations in the private sectorhe started working for the USPS in May of 2005 as a clerkat the Central Wisconsin Processing and DistributionFacility in Rothschild

He also worked as a steward for the American PostalWorkerrsquos Union (APWU) in the same facility from Oct of2006 to Augof 2007 In August of 2007 he transferred to aclerk position at the Marshfield Post Office with the goalof going into management

He served as the ldquoOfficer In Chargerdquo (acting postmaster)of the Auburndale Post Office from Jan through April of2009 After his return to Marshfield as a clerk he ran foroffice with the APWU and was elected in 2010 as a stewardand trustee

He served in those three roles until July of 2014 whenhe became an acting supervisor at Marshfield and hadto relinquish his positions with the APWU to become amanager

He officially got the Supervisor of Customer Service jobin Marshfield in Dec of 2014 He served in that capacity

until July when he came to the Medford Post Office as theofficer in chargeHe officially became the Medford Postmaster on Nov

14 with the swearing in ceremony taking place last weekldquoI have enjoyed my brief time here in Medford and am

very much looking forward to a long tenure hererdquo he said

New Medford postmaster sworn inMADISON -- Layaway is a popular option for consum-

ers looking to hold the hottest gifts at the store withoutpaying the full price upfront To avoid layaway surprisesthe Wisconsin Department of Agriculture Trade andConsumer Protection (DATCP) asks shoppers to readand understand each storersquos respective policies beforethey make an initial down payment

ldquoRemember that some stores require a setup fee tolock down an item and you may also pay an additionalfee if you have to cancel the layawayrdquo said Frank Fras-setto division administrator for Trade and ConsumerProtection

DATCP offers the following tips to help research alayaway program

bull Layaway terms Find out how much time you have tomake all of the required payments when the paymentsare due and the minimum payment required

bull Ask about service or setup feesbull Refund policies If you decide you donrsquot want the

merchandise after yoursquove made some or all the paymentscan you get a refund Ask upfront

bull Get the merchantrsquos layaway policy in writing andkeep receipts of the payments you make on the merchan-

dise These documents may come in handy if you havea problem with the sellerFor additional information or to file a complaint visit

the Consumer Protection Bureau at datcpwisconsingovcall the Consumer Information Hotline at 800-422-7128 orsend an e-mail to datcphotlinewisconsingov

Put layaway surprises on hold



Sp rtsports December 9 2015Tribune Record Gleaner

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Colby 2-0Neillsville 2-0Marsh Columbus 1-0Owen-Withee 1-0Loyal 1-1Spencer 0-0Gilman 0-2Granton 0-2Greenwood 0-2

Brussow Geiger carry Greyhounds past GrantonOne priority this season

for Loyal head basketball

coach Rob Love is to de-velop a third scorer incase opposing defensesfind ways to stop CameronBrussow and Riley GeigerAgainst Granton on Dec 4he didnrsquot need it

Brussow and Geigercombined for 45 points inthe 63-49 Eastern Clover-belt Conference win as theGreyhounds followed up adisappointing conferenceschedule-opening loss toMarshfield Columbus withits first league win of theseason The pair scored28 of Loyalrsquos 30 first-halfpoints as the Greyhoundsslowly built a 10-point halftime lead and

then salted it away with an 11-0 run earlyin the second half

Loyal opened up an early 7-2 lead on aGeiger 3-pointer and extended it to 13-5on the junior guardrsquos offensive reboundscore and a free throw at the 1407 markof the first half Granton would not goaway quietly though as Austin Naedlerscored on a fast break and Brock Opeltcanned back-to-back 3-pointers to pull theBulldogs to within 15-13 Matthew Tylerrsquos

jumper in the lane tied the score with 928left in the half

Brussow and Geiger responded withLoyalrsquos next 15 points Brussow got thefirst five on consecutive possessions witha post-up hoop and then a 3-point play Af-ter Naedler hit a 3-pointer to cut the leadback to 20-18 Geiger hit another 3-pointer

DEAN LESARSTAFF PHOTO

Grantonrsquos Austin Naedler looks past Loyalrsquos Ben Zimmerman for an open teammateduring the Greyhoundsrsquo 63-49 Eastern Cloverbelt Conference home win on Dec 4 TheBulldogs were within eight points with 16 minutes left in the second half until an 11-0Loyal run put the game away

scored on a finger roll inthe paint and dropped in

his third 3-pointer of thehalf for a personal 8-0 runthat sent Loyal back to a28-18 lead

Brussow was fouled ona 3-point attempt and hitall three free throws tostart the second half butMike Meddaugh coun-tered for the Bulldogs witha 3-pointer After Naedlerscored on a back-door cutto the lane to narrow themargin to eight DerrickHoward took over someof Loyalrsquos offensive loadby scoring off a feed fromBrussow Geiger stolea side in-bounds pass

scored and drew a foul at the 1448 mark

to push Loyalrsquos lead to 15 points Howardscored on the offensive glass and MarcusGenteman did the same by following a fastbreak to complete an 11-0 run that gave theGreyhounds a 44-25 lead with 1248 to playThe lead grew to 20 points on Gentemanrsquosscore off another Brussow assist Grantonwas not able to cut the lead down muchafter that until ending the game with a 7-2run that included Opeltrsquos third 3-pointerof the night

Brussow turned in a 26-point gameand Geiger scored 19 Howard added ninepoints

Opelt paced Granton with 16 pointswhile Meddaugh and Naedler each had 11

Granton also played a non-conferencehome game on Dec 7 and fell 78-57 to Pitts-ville Opelt scored 22 and Naedler added 18

More than 600000 deer hunters em-braced the excitement of another nine-day gun deer season in Wisconsin andpreliminary numbers show an increasein both deer registration numbers andlicense sales through the end of the nine-day season

This yearrsquos preliminary nine-day gundeer hunt registration figures indicate atotal of 204725 deer harvested during thenine-day season compared to 199583 in2014 Since this is the first year using theGameReg system department staff areverifying this preliminary data to makesure it is correct It is possible that this

number may change slightly followingadditional evaluation

ldquoIrsquom pleased to see an increase in deerharvest numbers from last yearrdquo said BobNack DNR big game section chief ldquoHunt-ers experienced varying levels of successthroughout the state and had an enjoyabletime with family and friendsrdquo

In 2015 preliminary nine-day harvestnumbers were collected through the Ga-meReg system Hunters were required toregister their deer by 5 pm the day afterharvest as opposed to 5 pm the day afterthe nine-day season closed in years past

DNR customer service staff received

positive feedback from hunters through-out the nine-day season as they learned touse the new system Hunters who forgot toregister their deer are required to do soeven if beyond the 5 pm daily deadline

This year 612377 gun deer licenseswere sold through the end of the nine-day gun deer season compared to 608711in 2014 In total 849778 gun archeryand crossbow licenses (not including up-grades) licenses have been sold throughthe end of the nine-day gun deer seasoncompared to 835583 (not including up-grades) in 2014

Through the end of the nine-day sea-

son 23870 first-time hunters (or thosewho have not hunted in the last 10 years)have taken advantage of the first-time gundeer buyer license compared to 17644 ar-chery hunters Deer license and tag saleswill continue throughout the remaininghunting seasons

DNR investigated eight hunting inci-dents during the nine-day gun deer seasonfive non-fatal (Rock Marathon JacksonPolk and Manitowoc) and three fatal (Co-lumbia Waushara and Marathon)

Eight hunting incidents resulted in 131

Harvest data shows hunters took 204000 deer in 9-day season

Please see Deer hunt page 12



0 - Tribune Record Gleaner - Wednesday December 9 2015

Deer Camp The best place on EarthHello friendsThis is a summary of the first five days of deer camp for The Red

Brush Gang We call a 36x18 foot pole barn home each Novemberwhich we put up on public land in The Meadow Valley Wildlife Area

By the last day of the season over 25 people will have slept in it

and let me tell ya folks we hunt hard and at night we have a lot of funSaturday Nov 21 -- high 35 low 22The majority of the gang came to camp on Thursday night and

with about a dozen of our members being in the 20-something agerange the evening is just a blast for us conservative ldquoold timersrdquo towatch

There were several wrestling matches and yours truly wouldobtain rib and head injuries with the rib injuries lasting the entirenine-day season The head wound was so ugly that I refused to lookat it the first six days I was in camp

Last night I cooked my meal for the season which was scallopedpotatoes and ham a hot dish made of rice and wild game and squashIn reality you have to have about 50 pounds of food to feed this gangOnce the meal is served you get to belly up to the table the rest of theseason and have someone else prepare your meals

On opening morning there was 18 of us spread out over about15-square miles

Twenty-seven year-old Ryan Moll thought he saw deer as nightwas becoming day and that was confirmed when it became lightenough Ryan had what he described was an ldquoincredibly easy shotrdquo

at a 9-point buck with an 18-inch spread Ryanrsquos trophy had a verybusted up rack and would eventually win the The Red Brush Gangrsquosbig buck contest

About three miles north Doug Cibulka and his 16-year-old sonDerek were hunting an area near the Sprague Mather Flowage Justlike last year Doug and Derek had an experience with a pack of wolvesand later in the day they relocated Doug Cibulka saw a six-pointergoing through the brush and made some venison

Back in the area of our camp Dick Schuster (who is in his mid60s) climbs way up a pine tree and sits all day missed an easy shot

on a six-pointer tried a desperation shot and put a bullet in itrsquos neckThese three guys would be ldquobuck brothersrdquo for the night As far

as the rest of the gang goes over half of us did not see a deerSelina and I hunted where we bow hunted and I believe that the

water levels rising over 10 inches in what was dry marshrsquos and thenfreezing into halfice pushed the deer out of our area In two daysof dark to dark hunting Selina and I would see one deer

Tonight as I have done for 44 consecutive years headed over toNecedah with the gang and ate a turkey dinner at St Francis of As-sisi Catholic Church

On Monday after a very lively Sunday night at camp we began adifferent method of hunting deer which is big drives that literallycover a square mile

Everyone wears hip boots and carries a compass All of us find

out what kind of physical condition we are or are not in and todaywe had pretty steady action and not such good success

None of the adults has a doe tag There are three kids that doThree bucks were kicked up and it sounds like one of them wouldhave won the big buck contest

That buck was shot at by two hunters on a dead run and they bothmissed The half ice that I was talking about is incredibly difficult totravel through The marsh grass grabs your legs above the ice andyou have to break ice to make the next step forward

On Monday night it was down to Ross Moll his dad Jeff Moll (40consecutive years) Doug Cibulka Selina and myself

We ate a great meal Jeff would not let Doug and I go to bed andthe next day we hunted hard and that night we had visitors that keptus up late once again

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If I was the president Id attack em right now MaybePresident Obama promised last week in a rare

address to the nation that he plans to destroyISIL Whether that means destroying the radicalIslamist group as in wiping them off the ace othe earth in a mighty military massacre or justblocking their Net1047298ix signal so they cant watchBreaking Bad episodes during recess romglobal jihad we cant be sure I mean and I hateto say it the President could not have been muchless impressive in his speech i he had only vowedto not let ull-1047298edged ISIL militants accumulaterequent-1047298yer points while on suicide missionsYeah that woulda taught em a lesson

o be completely truthul -- or truthullycomplete I suppose -- I will tell you that I didnot watch the President deliver his speech onSunday night because 1 Tere was ootball oninstead 2) I orgot about it and 3) I knew hisstatements would be as bland as chicken soup

without the chicken celery carrots bullioncubes salt pepper noodles and paprika 1047298akesTats right about as spicy as water Yeah youdarn right I went there

In his speech the text o which I did readObama said we will hunt down terrorists in anycountry where it is necessary to which VladimirPutin said Oh really o show he has supportor his policies Obama said US allies such asFrance and Britain have ramped up their contri -butions to our military campaign which makesit sound like they are now collecting gently usedwinter coats or our advisors to wear in theSyrian desert Obama also said we are workingwith riends to disrupt ISIL which is aboutthe same verbiage I remember using in juniorhigh when me and some other hooligans tied1047297shing line to the history teachers chair leg and

his bookcase so the case ell on the 1047298oor whenhe went to sit down Yeah we disrupted himall right and had all sorts o time to talk about it

over the next 10 noon hours in the principals offi ce

alk about your post-battle brie1047297ngsIn a speech that lasted about as long as an

average waterboarding session -- but made youeel more like you were being tortured -- Obamareerred directly by name to ISIL 14 times which isbetter ree advertising than having Jennier Lopezwear your companys V-neck -shirt at the SuperBowl halfime show And about that -- why doesObama insist on calling the group ISIL when ev-eryone else on the planet calls it ISIS Is it a speechimpediment thing Is he trying to convince us thathe knows more than we do just because he uses adifferent name Or -- and this is a scary thought-- maybe hes planning to destroy the IndianaShelter or Illiterate Lawyers and weve all just beenmisunderstanding I mean yeah lawyers shouldknow how to read I get it but utter destructionseems a bit harsh

I also thought it was interesting -- no make thatprooundly disturbing -- that the President startedone o his sentences with My ellow Americans asi invoking a Richard Nixon image would somehowreassure the nation that everything possible is beingdone to combat a threatening and dangerous en-emy Because as we all remember -- at least those ous who were born beore the country realized thatBob Dylan really cant sing -- Nixon implementeda strategy known as Vietnamization in whichAmerican advisors were supposed to teach SouthVietnamese people who knew less about moderncombat techniques than Hagar the Horrible howto deeat a determined North Vietnamese orcewith sticks and some paper lea1047298ets dropped outo a helicopter In an inamous policy that datesback arther than the start o that last sentence itailed more miserably than Mason Crosbys game-

winning 1047297eld goal try against Detroit last monthWow Military history and proessional ootball

in one vaguely effective metaphor And they said

it couldnt be doneWhat cant be done at least in my opinion and

that o all the hawkish members o the right-wingCongressional caucus is deeat ISIS with the cur-rent strategy o drone strikes random bombingSpecial Forces operations (whatever the heck that

entails) and hoping that the terrorists run out osuicide bombers beore the Middle East runs outo mosques public markets schools and hotelsthat can be blown up Instead o direct aggressiveand massive-i-necessary military interventionwere relying on such tactics as passive economicsanctions against Yemeni government offi cials whomay be selling cotton to ISIS to make comortableand loose-1047297tting underwear or militant 1047297ghtersor requiring that SA offi cials at airports aroundthe country now politely ask Arab women i theresany possible chance that they might now be orhave ever considered carrying out global jihadwhile posing as a Pakistani woman studying to bea home ec teacher

I will say or the record that I have generallysupported President Obama in his seven years inthe White House his Chicago Bears support asideHowever on this issue I believe he has shownless leadership than a vegan at a pork producersconvention When this country most needs a com-

mander-in-chie whos willing to use the

$560 billion annual US deense budgetor what its there or were getting a guywho seems to be thinking Geez just 11more months to go and Ill be out o hereso the history books can blame the waron ISIL on somebody else

Its not that Im pro-war not by anymeans but sometimes a menace comesalong that is so rightening and capableo causing global terror and sufferingthat world leaders must act I mean Iremember the time in my childhoodsandbox when me and my green plastic

army soldiers were enjoying seemingly endlesspeaceul times when a blue army suddenlyappeared (a whole bag o them as a Christmaspresent ironically) and I suddenly had to makethe call o whether to stop the invasion either by

ull-on combat or to battle the insidious threat lessaggressively by lobbying Congress to pass legisla-tion that would raise the sales tax on bags o bluearmy guys thereby limiting their numbers overyou know say the next 10 years or so

Well you can bet which action I chose andits probably likely that some blue army guybody parts are still buried where my sandboxbattle1047297eld once stood under the box elder treesin our yard Let our President heed that historicallesson that some enemies o peace and reedomcannot be beaten by words and sanctions andmind-numbingly ineffective policies based onaLets cross our 1047297ngers and hope they go awaymission statement

I mean just think had I not conronted theblue army guy menace 40 years ago I might nowbe a screwed-up graying nobody pretending hes

an expert on oreign policyOh shaddup

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incidents per 100000 hunters Wisconsinrsquos 10-year aver-

age is 136 incidents per 100000 huntersldquoAs long as every hunter remembers and practicesthe Four Firearm Safety rules hunting can and will getsaferrdquo said Jon King DNR conservation warden andhunter education administrator

Hunters are reminded of additional opportunities tohunt deer in Wisconsin after the close of the nine-dayseason This yearrsquos muzzleloader season is currentlyopen through Dec 9 and the late archery season is openthrough Jan 3 2016 A four-day antlerless-only hunt willtake place Dec 10-13 - any legal firearm crossbow orarchery equipment may be used during this hunt Theholiday hunt will not be offered in 2015

Hunters asked to participate in online DeerHunter Wildlife Survey

The Deer Hunter Wildlife Surveylthttpdnrwigovtopicwildlifehabitatwlsurveyhtmlgt will remain activeuntil all deer seasons have ended and wildlife managersask that hunters submit a report of what they saw dur-ing their time in the field This information will provide

valuable data used to improve population estimates forWisconsinrsquos deer herd and other species

County Deer Advisory CouncilsAs a reminder those interested in providing important

feedback regarding deer management are encouragedto participate in County Deer Advisory Councils Thesecouncils use a number of resources including deerpopulation data harvest data public input and otherinformation to provide recommendations regarding deermanagement in their county


Two defenders are better than oneGreenwoodrsquos Kelly Nielsen (left) and Kassidy Lamovec double-team Grantonrsquos Cassidie Pongratz during the Indiansrsquo62-22 win over the Bulldogs on Dec 3 in Greenwood It was Greenwoodrsquos first Eastern Cloverbelt Conference winof the young season while Granton remained winless so far in the league

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Wednesday December 9 2015 - Tribune Record Gleaner - Page 13PUBLIC NOTICES

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I REGULAR BUSINESS A Call to order B Roll call C Verication of notice to public D Pledge of Allegiance E Approval of agenda F Approval of previous minutes II OPEN FORUM III AGENDA ITEMS A Discussionaction on rst reading of School Board Policy open enrollment chapter 10 section E B Discussionaction on School Board Policy regarding school Board vacancies C Discussionaction on coaching contracts D Discussionaction on athletic co-oping E Discussionaction on resignation F Discussionaction on staff hiring(s)

G Discussionaction on Local Property Insurance Fund H Discussionaction on food service purchase I Discussionaction on out-of-state trip to Luther College Dorian Honors Choir Music Festival J Discussionaction on staff workday K Discussionact ion on CALL staff survey -- Comprehensive assessment of Leadership for Learning L Discussionaction on delegate for WASB convention M Discussionaction on 2016-17 budget timeline N Discussionaction on staff compensation IV TREASURERrsquoS REPORT A Action on vouchers B Financial report V OTHER REPORTS A School Board Committee reports B Maintenance report C Daycare director report D Principalrsquos report E Superintendentrsquos report VI CORRESPONDENCE Motion to convene in executive session under Wisconsin Statute 1985 (1)(c)(e)(f) for the purpose of discussingtaking action on (c) Considering employment promotion

compensation or performance evaluation data of any public employee over which the governmental body has jurisdiction or exercises responsibility (e) Deliberating or negotiating the purchasing of public properties the investing of public funds or conducting other specied public business whenever competitive or bargaining reasons require a closed session (f) Considering nancial medical social or personal histories or disciplinary data of specific persons preliminary consideration of specific personnel problems or the investigat ion of charges against specic persons except where par (b) applies which if discussed in public would be likely to have a substantial adverse effect upon the reputation of any person referred to in such histories or data or involved in such problems or investigations VII ADJOURNMENT

GRANTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT

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AGENDA 1 Call to order 2 Roll call 3 Public appearance bull Larry Gothem -- engineer 1 Pay request 2 from MZ 2 Approve a change order 3 Construction update phosphorus compliance update update on sewer ordinance 4 Approve the November meeting minutes 5 Police report 6 Public Works report bull Approve agreement with Jeff Ossman for snow removal 7 Utility report bull Water and sewer reports 8 Approve payment of vouchers 9 Approve treasurerrsquos report 10 Clerkrsquos report bull Authorize clerk to make budget appropriations if necessary bull Authorize clerk to pay remaining vouchers received in December

bull Approve changes in health in the employee handbook 11 Attorneyrsquos report bull Discussreview golf cart ordinance 12 Councilmenrsquos report bull Discussapprove sanitary sewer service agreement with Loyal for 2016 13 Mayorrsquos report bull Approve Judith Pentz and Todd Felhofer to the Library Board for a three-year term 14 Adjourn

Lonna Klinke city clerkRequests from persons with disabilities who need assistance toparticipate in this meeting or hearing should be made at the clerkrsquosof ce at 715-267-6205 before the meeting

GREENWOOD COMMONCOUNCIL MEETING

WEDNESDAY DEC 16 2015

530 PM bull COUNCIL CHAMBERS

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AGENDA 1 Call to order -- roll call

2 Verify posting 3 Approve agenda 4 Adjourn open session and convene into executive session as per Wisconsin Statutes 1985 (1) [c] to discuss district administrator evaluations and administration contracts and personnel issues if necessary (roll call vote) 5 At 8 pm adjourn executive session and reconvene into open session to take any action if necessary (roll call vote)

6 Public comments 7 Approve minutes of meetings 8 Approve treasurerrsquos reports includingnancial reports and bills 9 Committee reports and other recommendations including Board approvals 10 Old business Waiverst two readings and approve Mileage Reimbursement

Policy 11 New business Discuss Upcoming Board elections Discuss Upcoming school board convention Hire Elementary position Discussapprove WASB resolutions Reviewapprove Prime vendor bids Discuss Board self evaluations Discuss Needs assessment (Tom Kidd) Approve Administrative contract renewals Read Letter of thanks 12 Other business (principalrsquos report and other matters as may properly come before the Board)13 Public comments14 Adjourn open session and convene into executive session as per Wisconsin Statutes 1985 (1)[c] and [e] to discuss

personnel issues if necessary (roll call vote)15 Adjourn executive session and reconvene into open session to take any action if necessary (roll call vote)16 Adjournment

LOYAL BOARD OF EDUCATION

REGULAR MEETINGWEDNESDAY DEC 16 2015

HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY730 PM EXECUTIVE SESSION

8 PM OPEN SESSION

WNAXLP

49-176648

Regular agendaI Call meeting to order

II Notice of meeting III Roll call IV Pledge of Allegiance V Consent agenda A Minutes of previous regular meeting -- regular Board meeting Nov 18 2015 and special Board meeting Dec 9 2015 B Treasurerrsquos report

C Approval of vouchers D Accept gifts grants or donations E Contractsresignationssubstitutesvolunteers F Field trips VI Communication from the public VII Presentations VIII Reports A District administratorrsquos report B Principalrsquos report C Board membersrsquo reports D Committee reports -- employee relations buildings and grounds and transportation and safety IX Discussion and possible action

A First reading of Policy 5113 Open Enrollment and 511301 Course Options B Second reading Policy 4536 Head LiceNit C Rural Schools Alliance D School-based health services -- Clark County Community Services E Referendum discussionresolution F Outdoor classroom pond update G WASB delegate direction for delegate assembly H Next Board meeting is Monday Jan 11 2016 at

630 pm X Other matters that may legally come before the Board XI Adjourn

Todd Felhofer district administrator

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF GREENWOOD

REGULAR BOARDMEETING AGENDA

WNAXLP49-176651

Public notice is hereby given to the public and news mediapursuant to Wisconsin Statutes that the regular school Boardmeeting of the School District of Greenwood will be held onWednesday Dec 16 2015 at 630 pm in the Board roomlocated in the middle-high school building The agenda for thesaid meeting is as follows

STATE OF WISCONSIN

CIRCUIT COURTCLARK COUNTY

Notice setting time to hear application and deadline for filingclaims (informal administration)

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF GERTRUDE SUDACase no 15-PR-71

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE1 An application for informal administration was filed2 The decedent with date of birth July 22 1937 and date of

death Nov 17 2015 was domiciled in Clark County state of Wis-consin with a mailing address of W7537 Popple River Road Green-wood WI 54437

3 The application will be heard at the Clark County CourthouseNeillsville Wis room 403 before Stephen J Walter probate regis-trar on Dec 30 2015 at 11

You do not need to appear unless you object The applicationmay be granted if there is no objection

4 The deadline for filing a claim against the decedent is March11 2016

5 A claim may be filed at the Clark County Courthouse Neills-ville Wis room 403

6 This publication is notice to any persons whose names or ad-dresses are unknown

sStephen J Walter probate registrar Nov 30 2015

48-176388 WNAXLP

CLARK COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT

Operating a vehicle without a valid license --$20050

Pascual Alvarez Zarza 23 Dorchester SantosBautista-Hernandez 22 Thorp Alva U Borntreger 20Colby Marquies T Cox 31 Colby Rosalba Cruz Acosta33 Curtiss Mariceli Cruz Gutierrez 48 AbbotsfordEduardo Gonzalez 19 Alma Center

Operating a vehicle while suspended -- $20050Allen R Barton 47 Neillsville Tyquaniesha L Bell

19 Wausau Robert H Brinkmeyer 84 Gilman Lacey CChapek 34 Stanley David B Coblentz 21 NeillsvilleGregory P Edelson 24 Neillsville Jessica A Gonzalez38 Withee Avery M Keuntjes 19 Auburndale AnthonyJ Kitchenakow 43 Green Bay Billy J Krenzelok 35Willard

Operating a vehicle without insurance --$20050

Pascual Alvarez Zarza 23 Dorchester Amber L

Baures 28 Thorp Rosalba Cruz Acosta 33 CurtissMariceli Cruz Gutierrez 48 Abbotsford Bobbi J Das-sow 38 Medford Robert J Gadke 35 Stanley Paige KHamm 26 Owen Decora A Jakobi 42 Chili Billie JKaiser 32 Wisconsin Rapids Charles M Kiehl 30 BoydMaynard G Kilmer 21 Greenwood

Operating a vehicle without proof of insur-ance -- $10

Stephen J Brorson 59 Neillsville Patrick ECalkins 28 Neillsville Colleen M Dayton 59 Neills-ville Larry W Goode 62 Neillsville Vang C Khang23 Wisconsin Rapids

Safety belt violations -- $10Michael J Boushon 54 Chili Paul G Craig 53

Granton Terry L Dumler 48 Curtiss Brooke E Hainz21 Neillsville Quintin M Holtz 17 Colby Robert RKoss 63 Mindoro Valorie L Kulesa 54 Thorp

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A supplement to the Tribune Record Gleaner

December 9 2015

Granton bull Greenwood bull Loyal bull Spencer

Sports Preview



2 ndash Wednesday December 9 2015 WINTER SPORTS PREVIEW

Loyal head boys basketball coach Rob Love has been

making it a point in practices to have his players look upat the individual school sports banners on the wall andto have them notice that ldquo1968rdquo is the last number on theboys basketball programrsquos conference championship list

ldquoI keep pointing it out and saying lsquoThat number canrsquotsurviversquordquo Love said ldquoWersquove got to put another numberup thererdquo

The Greyhounds are off to a 1-1 start in their questto become the first conference champs in the sport in48 years They beat Granton on Dec 4 after losing topreseason favorite Marshfield Columbus and Love saidthis yearrsquos team is ldquostrides aheadrdquo of the 2014-15 versionthat ended up with an 8-8 mark and fifth-place finish in theEastern Cloverbelt Love has some starting experienceback in his lineup and several talented underclassmenwho will see significant playing time and the team shouldimprove as the youngsters learn the speed of the varsitygame

Love has to replace graduates Ryley Fischer LoganGenteman and Tyler Prust who all were significant

contributors a year ago Back in his starting lineup are junior guard Riley Geiger and 6rsquo4rdquo swingman CameronBrussow who give the Greyhounds a potent 1-2 scoringpunch both from the perimeter and the lane SeniorDerrick Howard also returns to the front line to battlefor rebounds and points and seniors Ben Zimmermanand Marcus Genteman will share one starting spotdepending on a given nightrsquos opponent Sophomore LukeBogdonovich is the other starting guard

Underclassmen who will play important minutesinclude sophomores Waylon Froeba Elliot Genteman andJordan Radue and freshman Quinn Brussow Theyrsquoll alsoplay with the junior varsity team but Love will need themfor varsity minutes for depth Senior Josh Zupanc out forthe sport for the first time will get some minutes as well

In Geiger and Cameron Brussow Loyal has a pair ofplayers who can easily post 20-point nights Geiger the2015 WIAA Division 5 state tournament 3-point shootingchampion is even more accurate from behind the arcthan last year Love said

ldquoThe pleasant surprise has been Riley Geigerrsquosperimeter gamerdquo Love said of the early seasondevelopments ldquoHersquos as good as Irsquove seen him Riley hasnrsquotmissed a beat I didnrsquot think hersquod get better but he hasrdquo

Brussow can also bury shots from 3-point range butdefenders had best be careful so he doesnrsquot drive pastthem A tall player with ball-handling skills Brussowcan score from anywhere

ldquoHe doesnrsquot have to play post because he can handlethe ballrdquo Love said ldquoCameron is a kid who can create hisown shot and thatrsquos a unique thing He has pretty highaspirations this yearrdquo

Bogdonovich who was ineligible to play last year aftertransferring to Loyal will bring the Greyhounds a much-needed third scoring option

ldquoWhen our two scoring leaders get things going weexpect defenses to adjust to guard Cameron and RileyrdquoLove said ldquoLuke has a great opportunity to expose thoseadjustments Hersquos got a real high basketball IQ Hersquos calmHe doesnrsquot get rattled His fundamental skills are reallyreally strongrdquo

Love does have some concerns about depth With new

WIAA rule changes for two 18-minutes halves insteadof four 8-minute quarters plus more emphasis on hand-checking players could get in foul trouble

ldquoFouls are my biggest concernrdquo the coach said ldquoIf ourtop three or four get in foul trouble we have guys whocan play but not play the same wayrdquo

That situation should ease some as the seasonprogresses and the younger players gain experience

Also Love said ldquoWersquove had to change the way we playdefense because of the way theyrsquore calling foulsrdquo Loyalwill back away from its aggressive full-court pressureand settle back more to conserve fouls

Even though he has a group of players with good skillsLove said he is still preaching the necessity of taking careof the basketball when the team is on offense

ldquoBall security is priority one two and threerdquo he saidldquoWe have to secure the ball more We have to understandthe value of every possessionrdquo

A pair of intangibles the Greyhounds will use as theytry to match up with the conference favorites are a highbasketball IQ and leadership Love said this group knowsthe game and can benefit from that

ldquoSome of the boys think basketball It makes sense tothemrdquo Love said

Geiger and Cameron Brussow will provide theleadership both in scoring and as floor captains

ldquoOur floor leaders were sophomores last year andtheyrsquore more experienced this yearrdquo Love said ldquoWersquorein good shape Wersquore strides ahead of where we werelast yearrdquo

Love sees Columbus and defending champion Spenceras the teams to beat in the ECC this year Neillsville andLoyal should be also be near the top of the pile when thedust settles with a key for the Greyhounds being ableto keep their leaders injury-free and out of foul trouble

ldquoWersquove got to keep some of our kids on the floorrdquoLove said

Greyhound boys look to make their mark in competitive ECC

The 2015-16 Loyal boys basketball team (front from left) Quinn Brussow Luke Bogdonovich Ben Zimmerman MarcusGenteman Elliot Genteman (back) Josh Zupanc Waylon Froeba Derrick Howard Cameron Brussow Riley Geigerand Jordan Radue

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Wednesday December 9 2015 -- 3WINTER SPORTS PREVIEW

T h e L o y a l g i r l sbasketball team came

so close last season todefeating annual nemesisW i s c o n s i n R a p i d sAssumption in a WIAADivision 5 sectional semi-final game Will this bethe year the Greyhoundsfinally get over theAssumption hump to takea big step toward the statetournament

It rsquo s very early int h e s e a s o n b u t t h eGreyhounds proved theyare to be taken seriouslythis season by pushingAssumption to the wireagain in a Thanksgivingweekend tournament Alast-second shot that justmissed would have liftedLoyal over the Royals inthat one but the game atleast showed area teamsthat Loyal is a legitimatecontender again thiswinter To take the nextstep Loyal has to developits bench said head coachMike Rueth and playthrough a brutal non-conference schedule thatincludes the early season1 and 2 ranked Division5 teams in the state

Loyal finished 22-4overall last year and wonits first Eastern CloverbeltConference championship

The stellar season endedwith a 56-52 sectional lossto Assumption a gamein which the Greyhoundsovercame a double digit deficit in the second half toalmost steal a win That team included now-departedseniors Missy Benz Jaelynn Young and Katie Hoeserthree players who will all be difficult to replace Havingnew reserves step in will be a key to Loyalrsquos 2015-16season Rueth said

Loyalrsquos starting five is as strong as ever Senior pointguard Devyn Schoonover and junior front-line playersMorgan Reinwand and Karsyn Rueth are all back intheir starting roles with a summer of competitive AAUbasketball behind them

ldquoYou can see the time that those kids put inrdquo coachRueth said

Moving into the starting lineup this year are seniorsJaedyn Pieper and Ryleigh Wilke two players who werea part of the main rotation last year They have plenty

of experience the coach said and have already proventhemselves as capable starters in early games this year

ldquoThey passed the test on the first nightrdquo Rueth saidldquoRight now our starting five really gets itrdquo

Repeat ECC title and more are on Loyal girls teamrsquos list of goals

The 2015-16 Loyal girls basketball team (front from left) Jaedyn Pieper Morgan Reinwand Devyn Schoonover

Amanda Zettler Alexis Dietsche (back) Hailey Rueth Bailey Parker Karsyn Rueth Ryleigh Wilke and BryannaRayhorn

Players who Rueth is counting on to step in withvaluable contributions will include senior post playerBailey Parker who played on the varsity last year andknows the system well and freshman Hailey Rueth ayet-unproven player who will be counted on to play alow-post spot and contribute on defense and rebounding

ldquoShe has all the ability in the worldrdquo Rueth said ldquoWersquollwant her to be an offensive and defensive rebounder anda defensive specialist for us What she could do for us isall the little thingsrdquo

Others who will see varsity time include seniorAmanda Zettler junior Alexis Dietsche and sophomoreBryanna Rayhorn Their development and contributionswill be important because games are longer now with therule change to halves intend of quarters and an increasedemphasis on preventing contact on the court

They have to fill a rolerdquo Rueth said of his reservesldquoBecause of the way things are being called with thenew rules you have to have a bench Theyrsquore just callingeverything so tight nowrdquo

Having an experiencedstarting team at the

beginning of the seasonis a definite advantageRueth said because hedidnrsquot have to start withbasics However it willtake some time for thereserve players to catchup and being patient untilthey do will be important

ldquoWhen you start yourfirst practice yoursquore goingat full speed right fromthe beginningrdquo Ruethsaid ldquoThatrsquos where ourreserves are a little bitbehind Our starting five isquality We just donrsquot havethe bench we had last yearbut I think we can Wersquoregoing to get them thererdquo

Rueth believes thisyearrsquos team again has thetalent to win a conferencechampionship and somegoals are in sight beyondthat Loyal has alreadybeaten perennial ECCpower Neillsville andexpects competition fromOwen-Withee and Spencerdown the road

ldquoTherersquos no doubt wecould repeat as conferencechamps but things have togo our wayrdquo the coach saidldquoTheir (players) goals areto set on being conferencechampions againrdquo

The players also want to

win the conference cross-ver title game this yearLast winter they werebeaten by a Fall Creek

team that advanced to the state tournamentTo get his Greyhounds prepared for the inevitable

tough competition in the WIAA post-season playoffsRueth put together a difficult non-conference schedulethat includes the Assumption tournament a non-conference game against a strong Elk Mound team anda January Saturday road trip to take on Barneveld thedefending D5 state champ that is again ranked 1 Ruethis hoping that schedule will help it improve enough toget past the playoff roadblock it has encountered thepast few seasons

ldquoWersquore hoping that our non-conference schedule isgoing to get us over the humprdquo the coach said

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The 2015-16 Spencer boys basketball team (front from left) Mateo King Jacob MillerLukas Ellefson Jonny Tomke Collin Nieman (back) Aaron Pankratz Bobby Pilz RyanBusse Jack Bezlyk and Calvin Lenz Dakota Andreae and Noah Zastrow are not pic-tured

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To repeat Spencer needs young players to develop quicklyThe 2014-15 Spencer

boys basketball teamthat won the EasternCloverbelt Conferencetitle with a 14-2 leaguerecord was a mature onewith several players whohad been varsity startersfor two or even threeyears The 2015-16 teamthat will try to repeat asconference champs is notas experienced and maytake some time to developbefore itrsquos ready to play itsbest ball

The start of Spencerrsquosseason has been delayedby the football teamrsquos runto the state title gameThe Rockets postponed

their first two scheduledgames and were to openthe season with a Dec8 non-conference gameagainst Edgar Once theschedule begins coachRandy Recknerrsquos squadwill be faced with thetask of getting somenewcomers up to speedto complement a startingline-up that still includessome varsity veterans

Spencer has 2014-15 ECC player of the year Bobby Pilzback for one more season and he again will be reliedupon for his scoring abilities With starters Miles WeberNate Mercier and Mitchell Susa all gone via graduationPilzrsquo points will be even more critical this year asReckner looks for ways to bolster the teamrsquos offensivepunch Itrsquos not helping any that projected starting guard

Noah Zastrow and post player Dakota Andreae are bothlost for significant time with football-related injurieswhich seriously crimps the Rocketsrsquo depth

Joining Pilz on the starting squad will be Ryan Bussea senior who will be starting for the third-straight year

seniors Calvin Lenz and Jonny Tomke and sophomoreAaron Pankratz Lenz though not a starter in the pastplayed a crucial role on last yearrsquos team and is a versatilescorer who can defend Tomke is athletic and ldquocan helpus in a lot of waysrdquo Reckner said

Those players are proven at the varsity level whilePankratz will get his first taste of it this season Hersquoll be

the teamrsquos starting point guard and his skills as a ballhandler will be tested

ldquoWersquore asking a lot of himrdquo Reckner said ldquoHersquos avery smart kidrdquo

Others who will play in the main rotation will include

sophomores Jack Bezlyk and Jacob Miller Both of them

were important parts of a successful junior varsityteam a year ago and will be called upon to step up thenext level

Bezlyk should add some offenseldquoI think hersquos going to surprise a lot of people with

his scoring abilityrdquo Reckner said ldquoHersquos pretty athleticrdquoMiller is a post player with natural rebounding

instinctsldquoHersquos got the knack of finding the ballrdquo the coach

saidFinding new sources of of fense will be a key for the

Rockets as Susa and Mercier both averaged in doublefigures last year

ldquoWersquove got to replace a lot of scoringrdquo Reckner saidand Pilz is the most likely source

ldquoWersquore going to have to depend on him a lotrdquo Recknersaid with Busse and Lenz also being asked to pick uptheir offensive contributions

Adding to the challenge of repeating as conferencechamps is the relative youth of this team Reckner

has been spoiled in recent years with a plentitude ofexperience but thatrsquos not the case this winter

ldquoI had 2- and 3-year starters last year This year wersquorea little more inexperiencedrdquo Reckner said ldquoTherersquos a lotof teaching going on with the younger guysrdquo

Depth could be a problem for Spencer especially earlyin the season while the sophomores are growing intotheir new roles With Zastrow probably not likely to playuntil late in the season and Andreae out for probably amonth Spencer will have to rely on young players tolearn quickly

ldquoOur depth could be an issuerdquo the coach said ldquoWeprobably would be 9-deep with those two Now wersquoreprobably seven or eight just because of our inexperienceOur conference is going to be really good Hopefully they(younger players) can learn on the flyrdquo

Marshfield Columbus is looking like Spencerrsquos mainchallenge to a repeat ECC title with Neillsville andOwen-Withee also looking strong Reckner said ForSpencer to be atop the standings again at seasonrsquos end

a lot has to fall into placeldquoWe need to be consistent we need to gel as a teamrdquo

Reckner said ldquoWe need to grow up fast In any year tobe a conference champ yoursquove got to catch some breaksrdquo

Rockets girls team off to solid start more growth expected

The 2015-16 Spencer girls basketball team (front from left) Kallie Reckner Macie WeberSydney Kind Nadia King (back) Sabrina Vircks Sadie Mercier Katie Fleischman Lexi

Baehr Jessica Becker Courtney Buss and Liz Endreas

Just a few games into the 2015-16 season Spencer headgirls basketball coach Brian Abel has seen significantimprovement over last year in the way his team isperforming The Rockets are getting mentioned by othercoaches in the Eastern Cloverbelt Conference as a teamto watch out for as Spencer blends decent height and agood outside game into an improving program

Abelrsquos teams went 6-17 two years ago and 6-16 lastyear but this yearrsquos group is off to a 2-1 start with ECCwins over Colby and Marshfield Columbus Those areteams that swept the Rockets last season so Abel has agood sense that things are improving in his programThe players are familiar now with Abelrsquos coaching styleand terminolog y he said and can focus more on playingbasketball

This yearrsquos starting squad is an interesting mix ofinside-outside skills Senior Nadia King returns at thepoint while sophomore guard Lexi Baehr is in her secondvarsity year with perimeter shooting prowess JuniorCourtney Buss mans another spot while seniors Macie

Weber and Sydney Kindgive the Rockets a stronginside presence

Kallie Reckner andLiz Endreas may also getsome starts and will be inthe main rotation KatieFleischmann and JessicaBecker will also get someminutes while SabrinaVircks and Sadie Mercierwill split varsityjuniorvarsity time at least in theearly part of the season

Abel has to find ways toreplace the contributionsof Abby Varsho MelissaLehman and KaitlynWalter who all graduatedHe still has plenty ofreturning players to turnto though and that hashelped in the early season

ldquoTherersquos a lot lessteaching this year becausewersquove got a lot comingbackrdquo Abel said ldquoYou cansee it with our fast startrdquo

Spencer will continue

to run a motion offenselooking for the openperimeter shot or dumpingthe ball inside to Weber or Kind if they have a favorablematchup on the post If the shooters are on the systemworks well

ldquoIt keeps that inside-outside game working Itrsquos a goodbalance so farrdquo Abel said

Defensively the Rockets prefer to fall into a half-court2-3 zone but will come out to play man-to-man at timesThe Rockets want to prevent easy fast-break points andtry to get back in defensive positions

ldquoWe donrsquot want teams to run on usrdquo Abel said ldquoWersquore

very good at getting up and down the court I feel thisteam is very versatile in what we can dordquo

Depth-wise Abel says he has enough quality playersto substitute as needed

ldquoWe have decent depth Itrsquos not shallow by any meansrdquohe said ldquoWe can go eight or nine deep and be alrightrdquo

The Rockets still have to work on some fundamentalsto compete with top teams

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ldquoWersquove got to box out defensivelyrdquo he said ldquoOn offensetherersquos an emphasis on limiting turnovers We hadproblems last year with passing under pressurerdquo

One thing Abel is looking for is steady improvementThe year is off to a good start but he wants to maintainthe development as the season progresses

ldquoItrsquos definitely been an improvement from the yearbeforerdquo he said of the teamrsquos early season ldquoI think thegirls just have another year under the system Itrsquos thatcontinual growthrdquo

One goal for Abel this season is to sweep conference

teams that Spencer split its two games with last yearand at least split with those who beat Spencer twiceThatrsquos already happened with the wins over Colby andColumbus

Abel sees Loyal Neillsville and Owen-Withee asthe usual conference favorites Spencer may not be tothe level of those programs yet he said but continuedimprovement will narrow the gap If attitude meansanything his team will be competitive

ldquoThey put the time in They donrsquot want to loserdquo Abelsaid of his players

Rockets from page 4

The 2015-16 Spencer-Columbus wrestling team (front from left) Zach Wheeler-Savoy Dominick Wichlacz JakeHainzlsperger Tim Bauer Bryce Shaw Nate Neumann Austin Post Carson Hildebrandt Jake Dick (back) AustinDay Elijah Welsh Logan Zschernitz Ryan Schauer Jeremiah Giles Hunter Luepke Hunter Hildebrandt and CadenSchillinger Max Johnson is not pictured

Spencer-Columbus wrestlers looking for big results this yearTwo seasons ago Spencer head wrestling coach Jake

Zschernitz had no one to fill his lightweight positionsLast year he had the lightweights but then not theheavyweights Finally this season with the resumptionof a co-op program with Marshfield ColumbusZschernitz has everybody he needs and the Rockets lookto be strong

With three wrestlers returning this season afterqualifying for the state meet a year ago -- plus the additionof Columbus athletes and a few underclassmen -- theRockets look to be headed for a strong 2015-16 campaignThey wonrsquot have to overcome the forfeit points theyallowed in the last two seasons and that has Zschernitzthinking the Rockets can repeat as Cloverbelt Conferencedual meet champions and also take the conferencetournament

Spencer-Columbus will be solid at several weightsReturning are 2015 state qualifiers sophomore BryceShaw at 126 pounds senior Tim Bauer at 138 andsophomore Hunter Luepke at 195 Seniors HunterHildebrandt (170) Austin Post (132) and Nate Neumann

(160) also return to the varsity lineupColumbus freshmen Jake Dick (106) and Zach Wheeler-Savoy (113) will take over the lightweight spots whilesophomore Dominick Wichlacz will be at 120 SophomoreJeremiah Giles is slotted in at 145 and freshman CarsonHildebrandt will be at 152 Senior Jake Hainzlsperger willman the 182-pound class senior Elijah Welsh and juniorMax Johnson will contend at 220 and freshman LoganZschernitz and senior Ryan Schauer are the heavyweightchallengers

Shaw placed sixth at state last year the highest finishever for a Spencer freshman Bauer worked hard overthe summer to get even better than his state-qualifyingform of a year ago and Luepke is back as a defendingconference champion and state qualifier HunterHildebrandt and Neumann are also 2015 conferencetournament champions

ldquoThat whole group is going to be a big part of oursuccessrdquo Zschernitz said

Newcomers expected to help include Carson

Hildebrandt and Logan Zschernitz who both haveconsiderable youth wrestling experience Welsh couldbe an interesting wrestler to watch and is someonewho the coach describes as ldquoa naturalrdquo but hasnrsquot beenable to compete at the varsity level because Columbusdidnrsquot have a program Austin Post will bring his footballathleticism to the mat as well and Johnson -- who did notgo out for wrestling last year -- was a sectional qualifieras a freshman

The addition of the Columbus wrestlers at last givesZschernitz the athletes he needs at the right weights

ldquoIf we didnrsquot have them the lightweights would behard to fill againrdquo the coach said

The addition of Columbus will push the Rocketprogram into Division 2 for the state tournament seriesbut Zschernitz doesnrsquot see that as an issue In fact movingout of D3 means the Rockets can avoid such usual smallschool powerhouses as Stratford and Edgar

Zschernitz expects his team can repeat as Cloverbeltdual meet champs and should be a top contender at theconference meet Last year the Rockets lost to Stanley-Boyd by only a few points partly because it had to forfeitat two weights

Not this year And not only does Zschernitz have a fullteam but he has a group thatrsquos as confident as can be afterthe Spencer-Columbus football team went all the way tothe state championship game Many of the athletes areon both teams

ldquoTop to bottom this is definitely the best team wersquovehadrdquo Zschernitz said ldquoWersquore fairly solid all the waythrough Wersquore hoping with the success of the footballco-op it carries over to wrestling Wrestling and footballgo hand-in-hand in my opinion I think the run in footballhelped just to show them they can get to that level if theywant to workrdquo




Greenwood head boys basketball coach EricJohnsonrsquos entire starting five from last year put ona graduation robe in May and headed off to newadventures Left behind in the Greenwood program area few experienced varsity players a wealth of talentedunderclassmen and a question mark as to how fast thisyearrsquos team can develop

In Johnsonrsquos first year as head coach his senior-dominated squad posted a 7-9 record in the EasternCloverbelt Conference and a 10-13 overall mark Gonefrom the group are graduates Booker Bredlau and LoganJohnson who both received all-conference mention andfellow starters Dane Toburen Delten Schmitz and DylanNorth To say Johnson has a rebuilding job on his handsthis year may be just a bit of an understatement

he does have a pair of seniors back in Decker Lindnerand Sam Revier who saw considerable varsity time in2014-15 Joining them as starters will be juniors TrevorSerocki and Zach Zimbauer and sophomore DevinToburen Junior Walker Wuethrich will usually be thefirst guy off the bench with senior Aaron Lindner

junior Cole Lucas and sophomore Tyler Genteman alsofiguring into the rotationldquoWersquore inexperienced at the varsity levelrdquo Johnson

said ldquoThe kids are going to have to catch up to the gamespeed Irsquove got basketball talent out there Hopefully byChristmas time the kids will be caught up and we canbe competitive in every gamerdquo

Greenwood started the season with a non-conferenceloss to Abbotsford and ECC losses to Colby andNeillsville That result is to be expected at least for awhile as the players learn what it takes to compete atthe varsity pace

ldquoThey understand the offense and defense andwhat I want out of themrdquo Johnson said ldquoThe kidsall understand the offense really well Itrsquos just gettingthem up to game speed and you canrsquot simulate that inpracticerdquo

Serocki is showing solid skills at point guard andRevier and Decker Lindner should give the Indiansrebounding defense and inside scoring Toburen is a

versatile player who should develop as he gets varsityminutes

ldquoHe can score inside and outsiderdquo the coach saidldquoHe can handle the ball and rebound He gives me alittle of everythingrdquo

Greenwood will not be able to rely on a strongperimeter game as the young shooters are still tryingto find their range It could be a streaky season as aplayer or two gets hot then cools down

ldquoI donrsquot have a pure shooterrdquo Johnson said ldquoI haveguys who can stroke it but they can lose the stroke just as fastrdquo

Ball security is another area of concern The Indianshave averaged more turnovers than Johnson wants inthe teamrsquos first games Fouls have also been an issuebut that is partly due to officialsrsquo new emphasis onhand-checking and a switch to longer halves intend ofquarters

Johnson said he expects a balanced scoring attackat least until someone emerges as a consistent source

of pointsldquoNobody is really going to stand outrdquo he said ldquoI have

not found that guy yet I hope either Devin or Trevorwill develop into that guyrdquo

Johnson sees Marshfield Columbus as the best teamin the ECC this year with defending champion SpencerNeillsville Owen-Withee and Loyal all figuring to be inthe top half

ldquoHopefully we can fall in somewhere behind thatrdquohe said

The 2015-16 Greenwood boys basketball team (front from left) Cole Lucas Marcus Marvin Aaron Lindner Devin RoseWalker Wuethrich (back) head coach Eric Johnson Trevor Serocki Sam Revier Devin Toburen Zach Zimbauer andDecker Lindner Tyler Genteman is not pictured

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The 2015-16 Greenwood girls basketball team (front from left) Kelly Nielsen McKayla Nigon Ashley Walker LexiHinker Sophie Shaw (back) Kristyn Nigon Kaylee Meyer Kaylee Learman Renee Herdrich Natalie Hackel andKassidy Lamovec Kaitlyn Fleischmann is not pictured

Greenwood head basketball coach Carey Petrirsquosfirst year at the helm of the program was not the mostpleasant one with most of her starting and contributingplayers suspended for half the season and the juniorvarsity players called up to fill in One positive fromthat experience is that several young players got varsitytime -- albeit before they were ready -- and that shouldtranslate to a more mature team this season

Petrirsquos Indians are off to a 1-3 start this season as theytry to put last yearrsquos season in the rear-view mirror Theteam took a major blow before this season even startedwhen star senior Taylor Opelt injured her knee in anopen gym workout She was last yearrsquos leading scorerand would have been the centerpiece of Petrirsquos offensethis season

Petrirsquos main group of players this year includesseniors Ashley Walker Lexi Hinker and Renee Herdrich junior Kassidy Lamovec and sophomores Kelly Nielsenand Kaylee Learman Seniors Kaylee Meyer NatalieHackel and Kristyn Nigon are also getting considerableminutes early in the season

In addition to losing Opelt Petri also has to replacegraduates Morgan Hinker and Madison Lucas Thatleaves a huge scoring void to fill which Petri willattempt to cover by having the Indians play a slow tempostyle in which they wait patiently for good shots

ldquoWersquore trying to focus on playing our offense andplaying to our tempordquo she said ldquoWersquore trying to slowthings downrdquo

Several of the key players on this yearrsquos team wereforced into varsity action a year ago and that is payingdividends now

ldquoWith those freshmen who played it kind of got thenerves out of the way a little bitrdquo Petri said

With everyone more comfortable in their roles thisyearrsquos team is playing better as a group One of theIndiansrsquo strengths should be cohesion

ldquoI think this year our chemistry our working welltogether is a strengthrdquo Petri said ldquoWersquore coming closeras a teamrdquo

Shooting has been an issue early for the Indians The

team needs improvement from the perimeter the coachsaid as it has little height to set up plays to the post

ldquoThe shooting is getting betterrdquo Petri said ldquoWersquoreworking on itrdquo

The defense is also showing improvement withplayers adjusting to their responsibilities in the man-

Greenwood girls looking for improvement as season progresses

to-man schemeldquoItrsquos definitely better than last yearrdquo Petri said

ldquoWersquore getting to the spots faster We understand the

rotationsrdquoThe players are also aware of the need for better ball

handling One reason for slowing the tempo down is toavoid situations where opponents pressure the Indiansinto turnovers

ldquoOther teams are aggressive and we tend to panicrdquo

Petri saidThe goals for this yearrsquos teams are modest with an

emphasis on improvement Petri said she wants her

team to develop its skills and get better each time outand the wins will come

ldquoIn time we can come together and play our offenserdquoshe said ldquoObviously I want to have a better team thanlast year Winning half our games would be our ultimategoal right nowrdquo

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NGL wrestlers open with Glenwood City team tournament winT h e N e i l l s v i l l e -

G r e e n w o o d - L o y a lwrestling team openedits tournament seasonin style topping fiveopponents in the JohnTimm Invitational teamtournament held Dec 5 inGlenwood City NGL rolledpast Somerset GlenwoodCity Bloome rColfa xSpooner and TritonMinn to claim the teamtrophy

NGL 63 Somerset 15The Warriors got pins

from Erik Friemoth at 182pounds Lucas Ingold at 220and Nick Rueth at 285 andreceived six forfeit wins onthe way to the easy victory

Dylan Nielsen scored an8-2 decision at 132 poundsfor NGLrsquos other contestedwin

NGL 48Glenwood City 21

With action startingat 152 pounds StetsonRueth notched a 9-0 majordecision Derek Nielsenpicked up a 1-0 win at 160and Stephen Buchanan gota pin in 115 at 170 to stakeNGL to a 16-0 lead SamBaumgartner added six points with a 42-second pin at220 pounds and Nick Rueth pinned his opponent in 36seconds Skylar Barth got a 12-0 decision at 113 KanyonRachu scored a 4-0 win at 120 Dylan Nielsen added a pinin 134 at 132 and Zach Smith closed the scoring with a14-0 win at 145

NGL 54 BloomerColfax 22Five forfeits aided NGL to this win with pins from

Derek Nielsen in 129 at 160 pounds Lucas Ingold in48 seconds at 220 and Sayer Rachu in 59 seconds at 106Kanyon Rachu got a 5-3 win at 120

NGL 57 Spooner 22Forfeits were again a factor as Spooner had seven

The 2015-16 Neillsville-Greenwood-Loyal wrestling team (front from left) Andrew Buchanan Kanyon Rachu Dylan Nielsen Sayer Rachu SkylarBarth Stetson Rueth Kyle Gurney Derek Nielsen (back) Stephen Buchanan Jesse Buchanan Ben Gibboney Lucas Ingold Nick Rueth ErikFriemoth Kyler Rakovec Lucas Mosley and Zach Smith Not pictured are Jasmine Drinka Damien Pedersen Austin Pedersen Dominic Bibeauand Sam Baumgartner

open weight classes Andrew Buchanan got a pin in 221at 195 pounds Derek Nielsen picked up a 7-0 win at 160

NGL 45 Triton 30NGL won only two contested matches while losing

six but Triton gave up 36 points on six forfeits The onlywins for NGL came from Dylan Nielsen with a fall in131 at 132 pounds and from Stephen Buchanan at 170on a 7-1 decision

NGLrsquos next action will be a Dec 10 CloverbeltConference dual meet against Cadott at Neillsville Theteam will travel to the Amherst tournament on Dec 12On Dec 17 it will be at Marshfield Columbus to battleSpencer-Columbus in a conference dual meet

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Where will Walkerrsquos policies lead him

MattPommer

ldquoEverything is not hokey-dokey inWisconsinrdquo

Thatrsquos the explanation given byCharles Franklin director of the Mar-quette Law School Poll to the Los An-geles Times this summer to explain thecollapse of Gov Scott Walkerrsquos bid forthe Republican presidential nomination

The governor had hoped his recordas Wisconsinrsquos chief executive wouldcapture Republican enthusiasm starting

in Iowa He raised some $5 million beforethe first debate and was spending $25000a day on campaign staff Time Magazinereported But poll numbers and contri-butions declined sharply in the wake ofthe debate US News amp World Reporttold readers that ldquoWalker spent like adrunken sailorrdquo including putting histwo sons on the campaign payroll

Walker recently used e-mails to helpretire his campaign debt ldquoIt is my hopeyou and all of our supporters will chip inand make an online contribution of $10$25 $50 $100 $250 or more so we can endthis campaign in the blackrdquo

The latest Marquette poll showed lessthan 40 percent of Wisconsinites viewedWalker favorably Then a national surveyshowed Walker had the fourth-lowestacceptance rate of the nationrsquos 50 gov-

ernors Running for president whileserving as governor was very unpopularControversy has dominated Walkerrsquos

years as governor He dropped a policyldquobombrdquo on public employee unions gut-ting their bargaining rights He braggedin Iowa his changes made it easier tofire teachers He also approved makingWisconsin a ldquoright-to-workrdquo state forprivate-sector unions

Changes to the statersquos mining lawswere made aimed at economic growthLater it was found a mining company

had given $700000 to help defeat a recallof Walker But the company never movedahead with the mine setting back thepromises and hopes of economic devel-opment in the north

There were changes to affect the poorDespite legal setbacks in other statesWisconsin moved to require many ofthose receiving unemployment com-pensation or food stamps to undergodrug testing

Major budget decisions includedrejecting hundreds of millions of ad-ditional federal money for Medicaid un-

der Obamacare Walkerperhaps with an eye onthe White House said hedidnrsquot think the federalgovernment could affordit Meanwhile Republi-can governors in Iowaand Ohio had fashionedplans to use the Medic-aid monies

With the state gov-ernment facing an eco-nomic pinch state aidto the University of Wis-consin System campuses

was reduced Walker tried but laterretreated to change the universityrsquos

ldquoWisconsin Ideardquo Statutory tenure forfaculty was replacedExpanding voucher aid for private

schools including using some publicschool aid dominated local education

Election laws were changed Voterswill be required to show a photo ID whenthey get to the polls next year Absenteevoting hours were reduced Critics saidthe changes will make it harder for theelderly students and poor to vote inWisconsin elections Campaign donationlimits were dramatically increased

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All the changes may make little dif-ference in legislative elections Only 10percent of the districts are consideredcompetitive in the wake of Republicangerrymandering

Leaders in the Republican-controlledLegislature this summer flirted withgutting the statersquos Open Records lawbut retreated as public outrage grew andnewspaper editorials poured in But theLegislature did change the way elections

and ethics are administered creatingtwo partisan-dominated commissionsWhatrsquos ahead for Walker His answer

in the fund-raising e-mails was ldquoWhile Idonrsquot know what the future holds trustme we will continue leading the fightfor big bold conservative changes inWisconsin and across Americardquo

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FoodShare Maybe better than you think - Tribune Record Gleaner - Wednesday December 9 2015 OPINION

by Peter Weinschenk Edgar Record Review

According to the Pew Research Center just about the same percentage of Ameri-can conservatives have received a majorgovernment entitlement during theirlifetime as liberals The percentage is 57percent for conservatives 53 percent forliberals Yet the two camps donrsquot agreeat all whether government assistance toindividuals is a good way to spend taxpay-ersrsquo money Itrsquos a key disagreement in anincreasingly polarized America

Take FoodShare for instance ThePew Research Center reports 17 percentof both American liberals and conserva-tives have benefited from the food assis-tance program Conservatives howeverargue that the program creates depen-dency and subsidizes laziness They sup-port work requirements for FoodSharerecipients Liberals on the other hand

argue that a personrsquos basic needs mustbe met before he or she can be indepen-dent They oppose tighter restrictions onFoodShare eligibility

So who is right The liberals Theconservatives

New data out of Marathon County sug-gests that nobody has the exact answer

Starting this year Wisconsin joined anincreasing number of states to requirethat able-bodied childless adults findwork or lose their Food Share benefits

Here in Marathon County the workrequirement seems to have an impact

Back in August the county had 14300people on FoodShare By Septemberwhen the work requirement went intoeffect the number had fallen by 257people In October the number of Food-Share recipients had dropped another 231

people to 13812 The two-month drop of488 people represents a decrease of 34percent in the county program

Johnson Words donrsquot match action

Now is this a good thing A bad thingItrsquos hard to know The private firm that

manages the countyrsquos FoodShare Train-ing and Employment Program (FSTEP)reports that 110 FoodShare recipients inMarathon County have been directed towork since April

This means that work requirementswere theoretically effective for one per-son out of four Three out of four Food-Share recipients however have electedto go without the government-providednutrition

The numbers parallel state trendsThe Department of Health and HumanServices reports that while nearly 15000able-bodied childless adult FoodSharerecipients were trimmed from the Food-Share program statewide since Septem-ber only about 4500 people have receivedFSTEP employment

What we have is a messy result The

work requirement apparently doesencourage employment but at the costof denying nutrition to poor albeit able-bodied adults One wonders then whatthese people denied FoodShare will doto eat Sell drugs for money Engage inprostitution Raid a relativersquos refrigera-tor Rely on community food pantriesAnd one wonders too about the long-term consequence of not getting aidConsider the case of a man or womanwho while poor canrsquot work the required20 hours a week to qualify for FoodSharebecause he or she is obligated to take sickparents to the hospital for cancer treat-ments FoodShare may have been the onething keeping that personrsquos world fromblowing apart And now it is gone

To qualify for FoodShare a singleindividual must earn less than a gross

income of $1276 a month Thatrsquos the

Sen Ron Johnson (R-Wis) chairmanof the Senate Homeland Security and Gov-ernmental Affairs Committee issued thisstatement on Dec 6 following PresidentObamarsquos address on the threat of terror-ism and the fight against ISIS

ldquoOn Sept 4 2014 President Obamastated Americarsquos goal was to lsquodegradeand ultimately defeatrsquo ISIS I immediatelystated that I agreed with that goal and thatI would back the president once he laidout and fully committed to an effectivestrategy to accomplish it To date -- andtonightrsquos status-quo speech was no excep-tion -- he has done neither

ldquoAs is often the case tonight I agreed

with much of what President Obama saidUnfortunately far too often the presidentrsquosactions do not match his words That will

undoubtedly be the case againldquoIt has been 15 months since President

Obama stated his goal The recent stringof terror attacks -- the Russian airlinerblown out of the sky over Egypt the Bei-rut bombing and the attacks in ParisMali and now San Bernardino -- provethat ISIS is neither a ldquoJV teamrdquo nor con-tained Fifteen months without definingand committing to a winning strategy issimply too long

ldquoEvery day that ISIS is not overtly los-ing it is perceived as winning and it willcontinue to inspire and gain adherentsthroughout the world ISIS every formof Islamic terror and every Islamic ter-

rorist organization must be pursued anddefeated -- the sooner the betterldquoI stand ready to support the president

as soon as he fully commits to a winningand decisive strate gyrdquo

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-- 230 pm


Girls basketball




GREENWOOD SPORTS


At Spencer





At Neillsville


Saturday Dec 12


LOYAL SPORTS





Home -- Spencer





SPENCER SPORTS


Home -- Greenwood




At Loyal










Hankook Firestone

CooperMichelin

GoodyearKelly

Uniroyal T F -

2 0 0 5 4


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THERE IS

A BETTER

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217 N MAIN ST

REGULAR SCHOOL



WNAXLP49-176628







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8 PM OPEN SESSION

WNAXLP

49-176648









WNAXLP49-176651


STATE OF WISCONSIN












48-176388 WNAXLP



















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1 7 6 0 4 4






seasonal employment











Toll Free 18664407527


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EOEMFVetsDisabled

NOW HIRING






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Assistant II

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team member

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49-176644





Land

Conservation

Office Assistant


TInc R e a




4 9 -

1 7 6 6 5 5









1 2 - 7 - 1 5

500 Steven Avenue





Rent $550 per month

Available Now







Income

Based Rent

WisconsinManagement



monthly income

Amenities Include


T F O D - 5 0 3 0 3 2




every year

49-176683










DENTAL





(715) 384-3090

or 1-800-380-3090

T F -

2 0 0 3 7



bull INSULATION


TF-20042



LLC715-255-8719

ELECTRIC





T F -

2 0 0 4 3

AUTO SALES


wwwdomineautocom

LOYAL

715-255-8021

1-888-715-9253

DORCHESTER

715-654-5908

Used


and Body Repairs


T F -

2 0 0 4 1


715743-32521-800-944-5424

bull TANKS

FOR LEASE

bull CERTIFIED

PERSONNEL

bull BUDGET PLANS

L P GA S

HEARTLAND

COOPERATIVESERVICES

TF-20058


HEATINGLP GAS

PROPANE GAS



216 E Division St


715-743-6109-of fice


T F -

2 0 0 4 0






com (CNOW)

WANTED TO BUY


OTHER FOR SALE







PETS





WORK WANTED


HELP WANTED






MISCELLANEOUS



Conscious Sedation

715-223-4844


202 E Birch Street

Abbotsford WI 54405


Troy D Rens DDS


4 0 - 1 6 4 3 6 0







4 8 - 1 7 6 3 6 8








49-176426






REQUIRED










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NOW HIRING4 9 - 1 7 6 6 4 5


bull DOWN-TIME PAY


bull HOLIDAY BONUS




We offer



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CONTRIBUTED PHOTO



lldd EEvv eerr yyt


WALK-IN SPECIAL





New Renew

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Address _____________________________________________________________

City _____________________________ State _______________ Zip ___________

Phone __________________________Email ______________________________





MAIL TO

TP PRINTING

PO BOX 677

ABBOTSFORD WI 54405



pm


giftgift

4 8 -

1 7 5 8 8 1










Itrsquos easy to do






December 9 2015


Sports Preview



































HENRY AUMANN



Loyal715-255-9909

Hot pizzas



4 9 -

1 7 1 8 0 1

3 5 -

1 4 5 6 8 9


Cell 715-571-2504 bull Ofce 715-255-9097

49-173241

Greenwood


Main Office


1-800-521-2021

49-173244

Loyal


3-171487



Greyhound Athletic

Booster Club

MampS Electric





































144 N MAIN ST

LOYAL WI 54446

715-255-9144


Loyal

Offi ce 715-255-8312




Hwy 98 E Loyal WI

715-255-8612


4 9 -

1 7 1 4 1 2





SELLING

USED AUTO

PARTS











715-255-8171

Greenwood

715-267-6385

Thorp

715-669-5621

3 - 1 7 1 3 9 8

North Hendren

CooperativeDairy

Quality cheese










715-223-2342





ABBOTSFORD

3 5 - 1 7 2 6 1 7





















































Please


on these

pages

as they

support


athletes






Anderson Electric

Spencer

715-659-2344


w w w jensen




35-171489






35-171598



Spencer 715-659-2335

Hot pizzas








Rockets from page 4










































Laura Toburen


715-255-8171

Greenwood

715-267-6385

Thorp

715-669-5621

3 - 1 7 1 3 9 8


and Greenhouse


35-171406




Greenwood





715-267-6525



Good Luckto all our

Greenwood

Athletes


715-267-7149


Colby 715-223-4060Greenwood 715-267-4583


35-171937Greenwood bull 715-267-7221 35-172429

49-173241




Dairy


Willard715-267-6617







715 267 67 37152676703

RiarsquosiarsquosS

Studiotudio 3


Dairy


Willard

715-267-6617



715-267-7243715-743-5757

wwwtiemanrealtycom


715-267-7488

Blue Mirror Sports

Bar and Bowl


715-223-2342





ABBOTSFORD

3 5 - 1 7 2 6 1 7










Jakobi Crop Bagging




1-800-236-1041

3 5 - 1 7 2 4 4 3

4 9 -

1 7 1 4 0 9

































35-151591
















Loyal 715-255-8200

Medford 715-748-2501

Loyal




Search the TRG

Professional


- Tribune Record Gleaner - Wednesday December 9 2015



4 5 -

1 7 5 6 0 6

Bobrsquos


715-654-5252 4 9 -

1 7 6 4 2 9


ROTH MFG


715-255-8515


LOYAL FARMEQUIPMENT


T F -

2 0 0 5 6













































TF-20049



CARD OF THANKS

























Love Where You Live

4 9 -

1 7 6 6 2 0


CLARK

COUNTY

HUMANESOCIETY





NEWS 4 8 - 1 7 6 2 0 0
















Gingerbread latte








newstrgnewscom

FAMILY

4 9 -

1 7 6 4 5 9








Dec 11-12-13 8 am-5 pmDec 18-19-20 8 am-5 pm





4 9 -

1 7 6 4 5 6


















































with nutmeg






B983145983154983156983144

Foodand

Fun

ood

Foodandand

unFun





b y Mara resner








4 9 -

1 7 6 4 4 8




SundayDec 13 2015

3 pm

Reserved seating$28




1 7 6 4 5 3






P H O N E

715-223-2342 bullFAX










T F O D D - 5 0 3

0 3 3








FAMILY







49-176681


FISH FRY

GREENWOOD AMERICAN

LEGION HALL





LOYAL AREA

HISTORICAL SOCIETY














CONTRIBUTED PHOTO



4 9 -

1 7 6 6 2 1


715-843-LIFT 5438)715-843-LIFT (5438)

T

F

5

2

4

9

T F - 5 0 0 2 4 9




wwwforklif tmgmtcom

bull Gas bull LP

bull Electric

bull Diesel


4 9 - 1 7 6

6 2 4

4 9 - 1 7 6

6 2 5


























URBANSALES amp

SERVICE





4 9 -

1 7 6 6 1 8





YEAR END sale price

$31795



r


$19863


4 9 - 1 7 6 5 8 7

raft

C

V

endor






11 am - 2 pm11 am - 2 pm

4 9 - 1 7 6 4 5 4






PRIMARY GOALS


- -

ldquoldquo recent s

x r a

bu

EASTERN

CLOVERBELT

BOYS BASKET983085

BALL STANDINGS





























































n Outdoorsman

s

An Outdoorsman‛s


by Mark Walters



4 8 -

1 7 6 3 2 8


mattress in America

TF-500202


W166 Cty Rd A


Ask for

CHARLIE LOOS

Cell715-897-3945

715 654 59 8715-654-5908


























THEBORNLESAR




Name ________________________________________________________________

Address ______________________________________________________________

CityZip _______________________________________________________________

Phone ________________________________________________________________


Amount Enclosed $ ______________________________________________________


TP PRINTING CO









Horses Livestock



Pets Real Estate



$

2222 00

add



E X TR A



20 words

20 words

7 publications

7 publications






Courier Sentinel



21 22 23 24 25

26 27 28 29 30

31 32 33 34 35






holiday weeks




E-mail us at

newstrgnewscom

SPORTS

hese businesses

These businesses



TF-20051

CUDDIE


Loyal WI 54446 bull (715) 255-8171


TF-20050

CheeseOperations


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GRANTON SPORTS


At Colby


-- 230 pm


Girls basketball




GREENWOOD SPORTS


At Spencer





At Neillsville


Saturday Dec 12


LOYAL SPORTS





Home -- Spencer





SPENCER SPORTS


Home -- Greenwood




At Loyal










Hankook Firestone

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T F -

2 0 0 4 3

AUTO SALES


wwwdomineautocom

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1-888-715-9253

DORCHESTER

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and Body Repairs


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bull TANKS

FOR LEASE

bull CERTIFIED

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L P GA S

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PROPANE GAS



216 E Division St


715-743-6109-of fice


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WANTED TO BUY


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715-223-4844


202 E Birch Street

Abbotsford WI 54405


Troy D Rens DDS


4 0 - 1 6 4 3 6 0







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1-800-521-2021

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Offi ce 715-255-8312




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SELLING

USED AUTO

PARTS











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and Greenhouse


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715-267-6525



Good Luckto all our

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Studiotudio 3


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Willard

715-267-6617



715-267-7243715-743-5757

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715-223-2342





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Pets Real Estate



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add



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7 publications

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SPORTS

hese businesses

These businesses



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CUDDIE


Loyal WI 54446 bull (715) 255-8171


TF-20050

CheeseOperations


TF-20053

GRANTON SPORTS


At Colby


-- 230 pm


Girls basketball




GREENWOOD SPORTS


At Spencer





At Neillsville


Saturday Dec 12


LOYAL SPORTS





Home -- Spencer





SPENCER SPORTS


Home -- Greenwood




At Loyal










Hankook Firestone

CooperMichelin

GoodyearKelly

Uniroyal T F -

2 0 0 5 4


at 715-255-8531 or715-613-0766














BOWLING

THERE IS

A BETTER

WAY




your ad

318 N Main StLoyal WI 54446(715) 255-8531

newstrgnewscom




4 9 - 1 7 6 6 2 2





217 N MAIN ST

REGULAR SCHOOL



WNAXLP49-176628







WNAXLP49-176646









8 PM OPEN SESSION

WNAXLP

49-176648









WNAXLP49-176651


STATE OF WISCONSIN












48-176388 WNAXLP



















4 7 -

1 7 6 0 4 4






seasonal employment











Toll Free 18664407527


4 7 -

1 7 6 1 5 2

49-176425











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NOW HIRING






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Assistant II

49-176443









team member

4 9 -

1 7 6 4 7 6



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49-176644





Land

Conservation

Office Assistant


TInc R e a




4 9 -

1 7 6 6 5 5









1 2 - 7 - 1 5

500 Steven Avenue





Rent $550 per month

Available Now







Income

Based Rent

WisconsinManagement



monthly income

Amenities Include


T F O D - 5 0 3 0 3 2




every year

49-176683










DENTAL





(715) 384-3090

or 1-800-380-3090

T F -

2 0 0 3 7



bull INSULATION


TF-20042



LLC715-255-8719

ELECTRIC





T F -

2 0 0 4 3

AUTO SALES


wwwdomineautocom

LOYAL

715-255-8021

1-888-715-9253

DORCHESTER

715-654-5908

Used


and Body Repairs


T F -

2 0 0 4 1


715743-32521-800-944-5424

bull TANKS

FOR LEASE

bull CERTIFIED

PERSONNEL

bull BUDGET PLANS

L P GA S

HEARTLAND

COOPERATIVESERVICES

TF-20058


HEATINGLP GAS

PROPANE GAS



216 E Division St


715-743-6109-of fice


T F -

2 0 0 4 0






com (CNOW)

WANTED TO BUY


OTHER FOR SALE







PETS





WORK WANTED


HELP WANTED






MISCELLANEOUS



Conscious Sedation

715-223-4844


202 E Birch Street

Abbotsford WI 54405


Troy D Rens DDS


4 0 - 1 6 4 3 6 0







4 8 - 1 7 6 3 6 8








49-176426






REQUIRED










EOE MFDV

growingtogether


NOW HIRING4 9 - 1 7 6 6 4 5


bull DOWN-TIME PAY


bull HOLIDAY BONUS




We offer



Ask About


4 9 - 1 7 6 6 4 5






CONTRIBUTED PHOTO



lldd EEvv eerr yyt


WALK-IN SPECIAL





New Renew

Name _______________________________________________________________

Address _____________________________________________________________

City _____________________________ State _______________ Zip ___________

Phone __________________________Email ______________________________





MAIL TO

TP PRINTING

PO BOX 677

ABBOTSFORD WI 54405



pm


giftgift

4 8 -

1 7 5 8 8 1










Itrsquos easy to do






December 9 2015


Sports Preview



































HENRY AUMANN



Loyal715-255-9909

Hot pizzas



4 9 -

1 7 1 8 0 1

3 5 -

1 4 5 6 8 9


Cell 715-571-2504 bull Ofce 715-255-9097

49-173241

Greenwood


Main Office


1-800-521-2021

49-173244

Loyal


3-171487



Greyhound Athletic

Booster Club

MampS Electric





































144 N MAIN ST

LOYAL WI 54446

715-255-9144


Loyal

Offi ce 715-255-8312




Hwy 98 E Loyal WI

715-255-8612


4 9 -

1 7 1 4 1 2





SELLING

USED AUTO

PARTS











715-255-8171

Greenwood

715-267-6385

Thorp

715-669-5621

3 - 1 7 1 3 9 8

North Hendren

CooperativeDairy

Quality cheese










715-223-2342





ABBOTSFORD

3 5 - 1 7 2 6 1 7





















































Please


on these

pages

as they

support


athletes






Anderson Electric

Spencer

715-659-2344


w w w jensen




35-171489






35-171598



Spencer 715-659-2335

Hot pizzas








Rockets from page 4










































Laura Toburen


715-255-8171

Greenwood

715-267-6385

Thorp

715-669-5621

3 - 1 7 1 3 9 8


and Greenhouse


35-171406




Greenwood





715-267-6525



Good Luckto all our

Greenwood

Athletes


715-267-7149


Colby 715-223-4060Greenwood 715-267-4583


35-171937Greenwood bull 715-267-7221 35-172429

49-173241




Dairy


Willard715-267-6617







715 267 67 37152676703

RiarsquosiarsquosS

Studiotudio 3


Dairy


Willard

715-267-6617



715-267-7243715-743-5757

wwwtiemanrealtycom


715-267-7488

Blue Mirror Sports

Bar and Bowl


715-223-2342





ABBOTSFORD

3 5 - 1 7 2 6 1 7










Jakobi Crop Bagging




1-800-236-1041

3 5 - 1 7 2 4 4 3

4 9 -

1 7 1 4 0 9

































35-151591
















Loyal 715-255-8200

Medford 715-748-2501

Loyal




Gingerbread latte








newstrgnewscom

FAMILY

4 9 -

1 7 6 4 5 9








Dec 11-12-13 8 am-5 pmDec 18-19-20 8 am-5 pm





4 9 -

1 7 6 4 5 6


















































with nutmeg






B983145983154983156983144

Foodand

Fun

ood

Foodandand

unFun





b y Mara resner








4 9 -

1 7 6 4 4 8




SundayDec 13 2015

3 pm

Reserved seating$28




1 7 6 4 5 3






P H O N E

715-223-2342 bullFAX










T F O D D - 5 0 3

0 3 3








FAMILY







49-176681


FISH FRY

GREENWOOD AMERICAN

LEGION HALL





LOYAL AREA

HISTORICAL SOCIETY














CONTRIBUTED PHOTO



4 9 -

1 7 6 6 2 1


715-843-LIFT 5438)715-843-LIFT (5438)

T

F

5

2

4

9

T F - 5 0 0 2 4 9




wwwforklif tmgmtcom

bull Gas bull LP

bull Electric

bull Diesel


4 9 - 1 7 6

6 2 4

4 9 - 1 7 6

6 2 5


























URBANSALES amp

SERVICE





4 9 -

1 7 6 6 1 8





YEAR END sale price

$31795



r


$19863


4 9 - 1 7 6 5 8 7

raft

C

V

endor






11 am - 2 pm11 am - 2 pm

4 9 - 1 7 6 4 5 4






PRIMARY GOALS


- -

ldquoldquo recent s

x r a

bu

EASTERN

CLOVERBELT

BOYS BASKET983085

BALL STANDINGS





























































n Outdoorsman

s

An Outdoorsman‛s


by Mark Walters



4 8 -

1 7 6 3 2 8


mattress in America

TF-500202


W166 Cty Rd A


Ask for

CHARLIE LOOS

Cell715-897-3945

715 654 59 8715-654-5908


























THEBORNLESAR




Name ________________________________________________________________

Address ______________________________________________________________

CityZip _______________________________________________________________

Phone ________________________________________________________________


Amount Enclosed $ ______________________________________________________


TP PRINTING CO









Horses Livestock



Pets Real Estate



$

2222 00

add



E X TR A



20 words

20 words

7 publications

7 publications






Courier Sentinel



21 22 23 24 25

26 27 28 29 30

31 32 33 34 35






holiday weeks




E-mail us at

newstrgnewscom

SPORTS

hese businesses

These businesses



TF-20051

CUDDIE


Loyal WI 54446 bull (715) 255-8171


TF-20050

CheeseOperations


TF-20053

GRANTON SPORTS


At Colby


-- 230 pm


Girls basketball




GREENWOOD SPORTS


At Spencer





At Neillsville


Saturday Dec 12


LOYAL SPORTS





Home -- Spencer





SPENCER SPORTS


Home -- Greenwood




At Loyal










Hankook Firestone

CooperMichelin

GoodyearKelly

Uniroyal T F -

2 0 0 5 4


at 715-255-8531 or715-613-0766














BOWLING

THERE IS

A BETTER

WAY




your ad

318 N Main StLoyal WI 54446(715) 255-8531

newstrgnewscom




4 9 - 1 7 6 6 2 2





217 N MAIN ST

REGULAR SCHOOL



WNAXLP49-176628







WNAXLP49-176646









8 PM OPEN SESSION

WNAXLP

49-176648









WNAXLP49-176651


STATE OF WISCONSIN












48-176388 WNAXLP



















4 7 -

1 7 6 0 4 4






seasonal employment











Toll Free 18664407527


4 7 -

1 7 6 1 5 2

49-176425











EOEMFVetsDisabled

NOW HIRING






Program

Assistant II

49-176443









team member

4 9 -

1 7 6 4 7 6



49-176644

49-176644





Land

Conservation

Office Assistant


TInc R e a




4 9 -

1 7 6 6 5 5









1 2 - 7 - 1 5

500 Steven Avenue





Rent $550 per month

Available Now







Income

Based Rent

WisconsinManagement



monthly income

Amenities Include


T F O D - 5 0 3 0 3 2




every year

49-176683










DENTAL





(715) 384-3090

or 1-800-380-3090

T F -

2 0 0 3 7



bull INSULATION


TF-20042



LLC715-255-8719

ELECTRIC





T F -

2 0 0 4 3

AUTO SALES


wwwdomineautocom

LOYAL

715-255-8021

1-888-715-9253

DORCHESTER

715-654-5908

Used


and Body Repairs


T F -

2 0 0 4 1


715743-32521-800-944-5424

bull TANKS

FOR LEASE

bull CERTIFIED

PERSONNEL

bull BUDGET PLANS

L P GA S

HEARTLAND

COOPERATIVESERVICES

TF-20058


HEATINGLP GAS

PROPANE GAS



216 E Division St


715-743-6109-of fice


T F -

2 0 0 4 0






com (CNOW)

WANTED TO BUY


OTHER FOR SALE







PETS





WORK WANTED


HELP WANTED






MISCELLANEOUS



Conscious Sedation

715-223-4844


202 E Birch Street

Abbotsford WI 54405


Troy D Rens DDS


4 0 - 1 6 4 3 6 0







4 8 - 1 7 6 3 6 8








49-176426






REQUIRED










EOE MFDV

growingtogether


NOW HIRING4 9 - 1 7 6 6 4 5


bull DOWN-TIME PAY


bull HOLIDAY BONUS




We offer



Ask About


4 9 - 1 7 6 6 4 5






CONTRIBUTED PHOTO



lldd EEvv eerr yyt


WALK-IN SPECIAL





New Renew

Name _______________________________________________________________

Address _____________________________________________________________

City _____________________________ State _______________ Zip ___________

Phone __________________________Email ______________________________





MAIL TO

TP PRINTING

PO BOX 677

ABBOTSFORD WI 54405



pm


giftgift

4 8 -

1 7 5 8 8 1










Itrsquos easy to do






December 9 2015


Sports Preview



































HENRY AUMANN



Loyal715-255-9909

Hot pizzas



4 9 -

1 7 1 8 0 1

3 5 -

1 4 5 6 8 9


Cell 715-571-2504 bull Ofce 715-255-9097

49-173241

Greenwood


Main Office


1-800-521-2021

49-173244

Loyal


3-171487



Greyhound Athletic

Booster Club

MampS Electric





































144 N MAIN ST

LOYAL WI 54446

715-255-9144


Loyal

Offi ce 715-255-8312




Hwy 98 E Loyal WI

715-255-8612


4 9 -

1 7 1 4 1 2





SELLING

USED AUTO

PARTS











715-255-8171

Greenwood

715-267-6385

Thorp

715-669-5621

3 - 1 7 1 3 9 8

North Hendren

CooperativeDairy

Quality cheese










715-223-2342





ABBOTSFORD

3 5 - 1 7 2 6 1 7





















































Please


on these

pages

as they

support


athletes






Anderson Electric

Spencer

715-659-2344


w w w jensen




35-171489






35-171598



Spencer 715-659-2335

Hot pizzas








Rockets from page 4










































Laura Toburen


715-255-8171

Greenwood

715-267-6385

Thorp

715-669-5621

3 - 1 7 1 3 9 8


and Greenhouse


35-171406




Greenwood





715-267-6525



Good Luckto all our

Greenwood

Athletes


715-267-7149


Colby 715-223-4060Greenwood 715-267-4583


35-171937Greenwood bull 715-267-7221 35-172429

49-173241




Dairy


Willard715-267-6617







715 267 67 37152676703

RiarsquosiarsquosS

Studiotudio 3


Dairy


Willard

715-267-6617



715-267-7243715-743-5757

wwwtiemanrealtycom


715-267-7488

Blue Mirror Sports

Bar and Bowl


715-223-2342





ABBOTSFORD

3 5 - 1 7 2 6 1 7










Jakobi Crop Bagging




1-800-236-1041

3 5 - 1 7 2 4 4 3

4 9 -

1 7 1 4 0 9

































35-151591
















Loyal 715-255-8200

Medford 715-748-2501

Loyal




B983145983154983156983144

Foodand

Fun

ood

Foodandand

unFun

Wednesday December 9 2015 - Tribune Record Gleaner -




b y Mara resner








4 9 -

1 7 6 4 4 8




SundayDec 13 2015

3 pm

Reserved seating$28




1 7 6 4 5 3






P H O N E

715-223-2342 bullFAX










T F O D D - 5 0 3

0 3 3








FAMILY







49-176681


FISH FRY

GREENWOOD AMERICAN

LEGION HALL





LOYAL AREA

HISTORICAL SOCIETY














CONTRIBUTED PHOTO



4 9 -

1 7 6 6 2 1


715-843-LIFT 5438)715-843-LIFT (5438)

T

F

5

2

4

9

T F - 5 0 0 2 4 9




wwwforklif tmgmtcom

bull Gas bull LP

bull Electric

bull Diesel


4 9 - 1 7 6

6 2 4

4 9 - 1 7 6

6 2 5


























URBANSALES amp

SERVICE





4 9 -

1 7 6 6 1 8





YEAR END sale price

$31795



r


$19863


4 9 - 1 7 6 5 8 7

raft

C

V

endor






11 am - 2 pm11 am - 2 pm

4 9 - 1 7 6 4 5 4






PRIMARY GOALS


- -

ldquoldquo recent s

x r a

bu

EASTERN

CLOVERBELT

BOYS BASKET983085

BALL STANDINGS





























































n Outdoorsman

s

An Outdoorsman‛s


by Mark Walters



4 8 -

1 7 6 3 2 8


mattress in America

TF-500202


W166 Cty Rd A


Ask for

CHARLIE LOOS

Cell715-897-3945

715 654 59 8715-654-5908


























THEBORNLESAR




Name ________________________________________________________________

Address ______________________________________________________________

CityZip _______________________________________________________________

Phone ________________________________________________________________


Amount Enclosed $ ______________________________________________________


TP PRINTING CO









Horses Livestock



Pets Real Estate



$

2222 00

add



E X TR A



20 words

20 words

7 publications

7 publications






Courier Sentinel



21 22 23 24 25

26 27 28 29 30

31 32 33 34 35






holiday weeks




E-mail us at

newstrgnewscom

SPORTS

hese businesses

These businesses



TF-20051

CUDDIE


Loyal WI 54446 bull (715) 255-8171


TF-20050

CheeseOperations


TF-20053

GRANTON SPORTS


At Colby


-- 230 pm


Girls basketball




GREENWOOD SPORTS


At Spencer





At Neillsville


Saturday Dec 12


LOYAL SPORTS





Home -- Spencer





SPENCER SPORTS


Home -- Greenwood




At Loyal










Hankook Firestone

CooperMichelin

GoodyearKelly

Uniroyal T F -

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144 N MAIN ST

LOYAL WI 54446

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Offi ce 715-255-8312




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SELLING

USED AUTO

PARTS











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ABBOTSFORD

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on these

pages

as they

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Greenwood

715-267-6385

Thorp

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Greenwood

Athletes


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49-173241




Dairy


Willard715-267-6617







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Studiotudio 3


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wwwtiemanrealtycom


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Bar and Bowl


715-223-2342





ABBOTSFORD

3 5 - 1 7 2 6 1 7










Jakobi Crop Bagging




1-800-236-1041

3 5 - 1 7 2 4 4 3

4 9 -

1 7 1 4 0 9

































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Loyal 715-255-8200

Medford 715-748-2501

Loyal





URBANSALES amp

SERVICE





4 9 -

1 7 6 6 1 8





YEAR END sale price

$31795



r


$19863


4 9 - 1 7 6 5 8 7

raft

C

V

endor






11 am - 2 pm11 am - 2 pm

4 9 - 1 7 6 4 5 4






PRIMARY GOALS


- -

ldquoldquo recent s

x r a

bu

EASTERN

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BALL STANDINGS





























































n Outdoorsman

s

An Outdoorsman‛s


by Mark Walters



4 8 -

1 7 6 3 2 8


mattress in America

TF-500202


W166 Cty Rd A


Ask for

CHARLIE LOOS

Cell715-897-3945

715 654 59 8715-654-5908


























THEBORNLESAR




Name ________________________________________________________________

Address ______________________________________________________________

CityZip _______________________________________________________________

Phone ________________________________________________________________


Amount Enclosed $ ______________________________________________________


TP PRINTING CO









Horses Livestock



Pets Real Estate



$

2222 00

add



E X TR A



20 words

20 words

7 publications

7 publications






Courier Sentinel



21 22 23 24 25

26 27 28 29 30

31 32 33 34 35






holiday weeks




E-mail us at

newstrgnewscom

SPORTS

hese businesses

These businesses



TF-20051

CUDDIE


Loyal WI 54446 bull (715) 255-8171


TF-20050

CheeseOperations


TF-20053

GRANTON SPORTS


At Colby


-- 230 pm


Girls basketball




GREENWOOD SPORTS


At Spencer





At Neillsville


Saturday Dec 12


LOYAL SPORTS





Home -- Spencer





SPENCER SPORTS


Home -- Greenwood




At Loyal










Hankook Firestone

CooperMichelin

GoodyearKelly

Uniroyal T F -

2 0 0 5 4


at 715-255-8531 or715-613-0766














BOWLING

THERE IS

A BETTER

WAY




your ad

318 N Main StLoyal WI 54446(715) 255-8531

newstrgnewscom




4 9 - 1 7 6 6 2 2





217 N MAIN ST

REGULAR SCHOOL



WNAXLP49-176628







WNAXLP49-176646









8 PM OPEN SESSION

WNAXLP

49-176648









WNAXLP49-176651


STATE OF WISCONSIN












48-176388 WNAXLP



















4 7 -

1 7 6 0 4 4






seasonal employment











Toll Free 18664407527


4 7 -

1 7 6 1 5 2

49-176425











EOEMFVetsDisabled

NOW HIRING






Program

Assistant II

49-176443









team member

4 9 -

1 7 6 4 7 6



49-176644

49-176644





Land

Conservation

Office Assistant


TInc R e a




4 9 -

1 7 6 6 5 5









1 2 - 7 - 1 5

500 Steven Avenue





Rent $550 per month

Available Now







Income

Based Rent

WisconsinManagement



monthly income

Amenities Include


T F O D - 5 0 3 0 3 2




every year

49-176683










DENTAL





(715) 384-3090

or 1-800-380-3090

T F -

2 0 0 3 7



bull INSULATION


TF-20042



LLC715-255-8719

ELECTRIC





T F -

2 0 0 4 3

AUTO SALES


wwwdomineautocom

LOYAL

715-255-8021

1-888-715-9253

DORCHESTER

715-654-5908

Used


and Body Repairs


T F -

2 0 0 4 1


715743-32521-800-944-5424

bull TANKS

FOR LEASE

bull CERTIFIED

PERSONNEL

bull BUDGET PLANS

L P GA S

HEARTLAND

COOPERATIVESERVICES

TF-20058


HEATINGLP GAS

PROPANE GAS



216 E Division St


715-743-6109-of fice


T F -

2 0 0 4 0






com (CNOW)

WANTED TO BUY


OTHER FOR SALE







PETS





WORK WANTED


HELP WANTED






MISCELLANEOUS



Conscious Sedation

715-223-4844


202 E Birch Street

Abbotsford WI 54405


Troy D Rens DDS


4 0 - 1 6 4 3 6 0







4 8 - 1 7 6 3 6 8








49-176426






REQUIRED










EOE MFDV

growingtogether


NOW HIRING4 9 - 1 7 6 6 4 5


bull DOWN-TIME PAY


bull HOLIDAY BONUS




We offer



Ask About


4 9 - 1 7 6 6 4 5






CONTRIBUTED PHOTO



lldd EEvv eerr yyt


WALK-IN SPECIAL





New Renew

Name _______________________________________________________________

Address _____________________________________________________________

City _____________________________ State _______________ Zip ___________

Phone __________________________Email ______________________________





MAIL TO

TP PRINTING

PO BOX 677

ABBOTSFORD WI 54405



pm


giftgift

4 8 -

1 7 5 8 8 1










Itrsquos easy to do






December 9 2015


Sports Preview



































HENRY AUMANN



Loyal715-255-9909

Hot pizzas



4 9 -

1 7 1 8 0 1

3 5 -

1 4 5 6 8 9


Cell 715-571-2504 bull Ofce 715-255-9097

49-173241

Greenwood


Main Office


1-800-521-2021

49-173244

Loyal


3-171487



Greyhound Athletic

Booster Club

MampS Electric





































144 N MAIN ST

LOYAL WI 54446

715-255-9144


Loyal

Offi ce 715-255-8312




Hwy 98 E Loyal WI

715-255-8612


4 9 -

1 7 1 4 1 2





SELLING

USED AUTO

PARTS











715-255-8171

Greenwood

715-267-6385

Thorp

715-669-5621

3 - 1 7 1 3 9 8

North Hendren

CooperativeDairy

Quality cheese










715-223-2342





ABBOTSFORD

3 5 - 1 7 2 6 1 7





















































Please


on these

pages

as they

support


athletes






Anderson Electric

Spencer

715-659-2344


w w w jensen




35-171489






35-171598



Spencer 715-659-2335

Hot pizzas








Rockets from page 4










































Laura Toburen


715-255-8171

Greenwood

715-267-6385

Thorp

715-669-5621

3 - 1 7 1 3 9 8


and Greenhouse


35-171406




Greenwood





715-267-6525



Good Luckto all our

Greenwood

Athletes


715-267-7149


Colby 715-223-4060Greenwood 715-267-4583


35-171937Greenwood bull 715-267-7221 35-172429

49-173241




Dairy


Willard715-267-6617







715 267 67 37152676703

RiarsquosiarsquosS

Studiotudio 3


Dairy


Willard

715-267-6617



715-267-7243715-743-5757

wwwtiemanrealtycom


715-267-7488

Blue Mirror Sports

Bar and Bowl


715-223-2342





ABBOTSFORD

3 5 - 1 7 2 6 1 7










Jakobi Crop Bagging




1-800-236-1041

3 5 - 1 7 2 4 4 3

4 9 -

1 7 1 4 0 9

































35-151591
















Loyal 715-255-8200

Medford 715-748-2501

Loyal





























n Outdoorsman

s

An Outdoorsman‛s


by Mark Walters



4 8 -

1 7 6 3 2 8


mattress in America

TF-500202


W166 Cty Rd A


Ask for

CHARLIE LOOS

Cell715-897-3945

715 654 59 8715-654-5908


























THEBORNLESAR




Name ________________________________________________________________

Address ______________________________________________________________

CityZip _______________________________________________________________

Phone ________________________________________________________________


Amount Enclosed $ ______________________________________________________


TP PRINTING CO









Horses Livestock



Pets Real Estate



$

2222 00

add



E X TR A



20 words

20 words

7 publications

7 publications






Courier Sentinel



21 22 23 24 25

26 27 28 29 30

31 32 33 34 35






holiday weeks




E-mail us at

newstrgnewscom

SPORTS

hese businesses

These businesses



TF-20051

CUDDIE


Loyal WI 54446 bull (715) 255-8171


TF-20050

CheeseOperations


TF-20053

GRANTON SPORTS


At Colby


-- 230 pm


Girls basketball




GREENWOOD SPORTS


At Spencer





At Neillsville


Saturday Dec 12


LOYAL SPORTS





Home -- Spencer





SPENCER SPORTS


Home -- Greenwood




At Loyal










Hankook Firestone

CooperMichelin

GoodyearKelly

Uniroyal T F -

2 0 0 5 4


at 715-255-8531 or715-613-0766














BOWLING

THERE IS

A BETTER

WAY




your ad

318 N Main StLoyal WI 54446(715) 255-8531

newstrgnewscom




4 9 - 1 7 6 6 2 2





217 N MAIN ST

REGULAR SCHOOL



WNAXLP49-176628







WNAXLP49-176646









8 PM OPEN SESSION

WNAXLP

49-176648









WNAXLP49-176651


STATE OF WISCONSIN












48-176388 WNAXLP



















4 7 -

1 7 6 0 4 4






seasonal employment











Toll Free 18664407527


4 7 -

1 7 6 1 5 2

49-176425











EOEMFVetsDisabled

NOW HIRING






Program

Assistant II

49-176443









team member

4 9 -

1 7 6 4 7 6



49-176644

49-176644





Land

Conservation

Office Assistant


TInc R e a




4 9 -

1 7 6 6 5 5









1 2 - 7 - 1 5

500 Steven Avenue





Rent $550 per month

Available Now







Income

Based Rent

WisconsinManagement



monthly income

Amenities Include


T F O D - 5 0 3 0 3 2




every year

49-176683










DENTAL





(715) 384-3090

or 1-800-380-3090

T F -

2 0 0 3 7



bull INSULATION


TF-20042



LLC715-255-8719

ELECTRIC





T F -

2 0 0 4 3

AUTO SALES


wwwdomineautocom

LOYAL

715-255-8021

1-888-715-9253

DORCHESTER

715-654-5908

Used


and Body Repairs


T F -

2 0 0 4 1


715743-32521-800-944-5424

bull TANKS

FOR LEASE

bull CERTIFIED

PERSONNEL

bull BUDGET PLANS

L P GA S

HEARTLAND

COOPERATIVESERVICES

TF-20058


HEATINGLP GAS

PROPANE GAS



216 E Division St


715-743-6109-of fice


T F -

2 0 0 4 0






com (CNOW)

WANTED TO BUY


OTHER FOR SALE







PETS





WORK WANTED


HELP WANTED






MISCELLANEOUS



Conscious Sedation

715-223-4844


202 E Birch Street

Abbotsford WI 54405


Troy D Rens DDS


4 0 - 1 6 4 3 6 0







4 8 - 1 7 6 3 6 8








49-176426






REQUIRED










EOE MFDV

growingtogether


NOW HIRING4 9 - 1 7 6 6 4 5


bull DOWN-TIME PAY


bull HOLIDAY BONUS




We offer



Ask About


4 9 - 1 7 6 6 4 5






CONTRIBUTED PHOTO



lldd EEvv eerr yyt


WALK-IN SPECIAL





New Renew

Name _______________________________________________________________

Address _____________________________________________________________

City _____________________________ State _______________ Zip ___________

Phone __________________________Email ______________________________





MAIL TO

TP PRINTING

PO BOX 677

ABBOTSFORD WI 54405



pm


giftgift

4 8 -

1 7 5 8 8 1










Itrsquos easy to do






December 9 2015


Sports Preview



































HENRY AUMANN



Loyal715-255-9909

Hot pizzas



4 9 -

1 7 1 8 0 1

3 5 -

1 4 5 6 8 9


Cell 715-571-2504 bull Ofce 715-255-9097

49-173241

Greenwood


Main Office


1-800-521-2021

49-173244

Loyal


3-171487



Greyhound Athletic

Booster Club

MampS Electric





































144 N MAIN ST

LOYAL WI 54446

715-255-9144


Loyal

Offi ce 715-255-8312




Hwy 98 E Loyal WI

715-255-8612


4 9 -

1 7 1 4 1 2





SELLING

USED AUTO

PARTS











715-255-8171

Greenwood

715-267-6385

Thorp

715-669-5621

3 - 1 7 1 3 9 8

North Hendren

CooperativeDairy

Quality cheese










715-223-2342





ABBOTSFORD

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Good Luckto all our

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Colby 715-223-4060Greenwood 715-267-4583


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LOYAL SPORTS





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At Loyal










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Laura Toburen


715-255-8171

Greenwood

715-267-6385

Thorp

715-669-5621

3 - 1 7 1 3 9 8


and Greenhouse


35-171406




Greenwood





715-267-6525



Good Luckto all our

Greenwood

Athletes


715-267-7149


Colby 715-223-4060Greenwood 715-267-4583


35-171937Greenwood bull 715-267-7221 35-172429

49-173241




Dairy


Willard715-267-6617







715 267 67 37152676703

RiarsquosiarsquosS

Studiotudio 3


Dairy


Willard

715-267-6617



715-267-7243715-743-5757

wwwtiemanrealtycom


715-267-7488

Blue Mirror Sports

Bar and Bowl


715-223-2342





ABBOTSFORD

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Jakobi Crop Bagging




1-800-236-1041

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1 7 1 4 0 9

































35-151591
















Loyal 715-255-8200

Medford 715-748-2501

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These businesses



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CUDDIE


Loyal WI 54446 bull (715) 255-8171


TF-20050

CheeseOperations


TF-20053

GRANTON SPORTS


At Colby


-- 230 pm


Girls basketball




GREENWOOD SPORTS


At Spencer





At Neillsville


Saturday Dec 12


LOYAL SPORTS





Home -- Spencer





SPENCER SPORTS


Home -- Greenwood




At Loyal










Hankook Firestone

CooperMichelin

GoodyearKelly

Uniroyal T F -

2 0 0 5 4


at 715-255-8531 or715-613-0766














BOWLING

THERE IS

A BETTER

WAY




your ad

318 N Main StLoyal WI 54446(715) 255-8531

newstrgnewscom




4 9 - 1 7 6 6 2 2





217 N MAIN ST

REGULAR SCHOOL



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WNAXLP49-176651


STATE OF WISCONSIN












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Conservation

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1 7 6 6 5 5









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500 Steven Avenue





Rent $550 per month

Available Now







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Based Rent

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Amenities Include


T F O D - 5 0 3 0 3 2




every year

49-176683










DENTAL





(715) 384-3090

or 1-800-380-3090

T F -

2 0 0 3 7



bull INSULATION


TF-20042



LLC715-255-8719

ELECTRIC





T F -

2 0 0 4 3

AUTO SALES


wwwdomineautocom

LOYAL

715-255-8021

1-888-715-9253

DORCHESTER

715-654-5908

Used


and Body Repairs


T F -

2 0 0 4 1


715743-32521-800-944-5424

bull TANKS

FOR LEASE

bull CERTIFIED

PERSONNEL

bull BUDGET PLANS

L P GA S

HEARTLAND

COOPERATIVESERVICES

TF-20058


HEATINGLP GAS

PROPANE GAS



216 E Division St


715-743-6109-of fice


T F -

2 0 0 4 0






com (CNOW)

WANTED TO BUY


OTHER FOR SALE







PETS





WORK WANTED


HELP WANTED






MISCELLANEOUS



Conscious Sedation

715-223-4844


202 E Birch Street

Abbotsford WI 54405


Troy D Rens DDS


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4 8 - 1 7 6 3 6 8








49-176426






REQUIRED










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growingtogether


NOW HIRING4 9 - 1 7 6 6 4 5


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bull HOLIDAY BONUS




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ABBOTSFORD WI 54405



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1 7 5 8 8 1










Itrsquos easy to do






December 9 2015


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HENRY AUMANN



Loyal715-255-9909

Hot pizzas



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1 4 5 6 8 9


Cell 715-571-2504 bull Ofce 715-255-9097

49-173241

Greenwood


Main Office


1-800-521-2021

49-173244

Loyal


3-171487



Greyhound Athletic

Booster Club

MampS Electric





































144 N MAIN ST

LOYAL WI 54446

715-255-9144


Loyal

Offi ce 715-255-8312




Hwy 98 E Loyal WI

715-255-8612


4 9 -

1 7 1 4 1 2





SELLING

USED AUTO

PARTS











715-255-8171

Greenwood

715-267-6385

Thorp

715-669-5621

3 - 1 7 1 3 9 8

North Hendren

CooperativeDairy

Quality cheese










715-223-2342





ABBOTSFORD

3 5 - 1 7 2 6 1 7





















































Please


on these

pages

as they

support


athletes






Anderson Electric

Spencer

715-659-2344


w w w jensen




35-171489






35-171598



Spencer 715-659-2335

Hot pizzas








Rockets from page 4










































Laura Toburen


715-255-8171

Greenwood

715-267-6385

Thorp

715-669-5621

3 - 1 7 1 3 9 8


and Greenhouse


35-171406




Greenwood





715-267-6525



Good Luckto all our

Greenwood

Athletes


715-267-7149


Colby 715-223-4060Greenwood 715-267-4583


35-171937Greenwood bull 715-267-7221 35-172429

49-173241




Dairy


Willard715-267-6617







715 267 67 37152676703

RiarsquosiarsquosS

Studiotudio 3


Dairy


Willard

715-267-6617



715-267-7243715-743-5757

wwwtiemanrealtycom


715-267-7488

Blue Mirror Sports

Bar and Bowl


715-223-2342





ABBOTSFORD

3 5 - 1 7 2 6 1 7










Jakobi Crop Bagging




1-800-236-1041

3 5 - 1 7 2 4 4 3

4 9 -

1 7 1 4 0 9

































35-151591
















Loyal 715-255-8200

Medford 715-748-2501

Loyal




Wednesday December 9 2015 - Tribune Record Gleaner - PUBLIC NOTICES

4 9 - 1 7 6 6 2 2





217 N MAIN ST

REGULAR SCHOOL



WNAXLP49-176628







WNAXLP49-176646









8 PM OPEN SESSION

WNAXLP

49-176648









WNAXLP49-176651


STATE OF WISCONSIN












48-176388 WNAXLP



















4 7 -

1 7 6 0 4 4






seasonal employment











Toll Free 18664407527


4 7 -

1 7 6 1 5 2

49-176425











EOEMFVetsDisabled

NOW HIRING






Program

Assistant II

49-176443









team member

4 9 -

1 7 6 4 7 6



49-176644

49-176644





Land

Conservation

Office Assistant


TInc R e a




4 9 -

1 7 6 6 5 5









1 2 - 7 - 1 5

500 Steven Avenue





Rent $550 per month

Available Now







Income

Based Rent

WisconsinManagement



monthly income

Amenities Include


T F O D - 5 0 3 0 3 2




every year

49-176683










DENTAL





(715) 384-3090

or 1-800-380-3090

T F -

2 0 0 3 7



bull INSULATION


TF-20042



LLC715-255-8719

ELECTRIC





T F -

2 0 0 4 3

AUTO SALES


wwwdomineautocom

LOYAL

715-255-8021

1-888-715-9253

DORCHESTER

715-654-5908

Used


and Body Repairs


T F -

2 0 0 4 1


715743-32521-800-944-5424

bull TANKS

FOR LEASE

bull CERTIFIED

PERSONNEL

bull BUDGET PLANS

L P GA S

HEARTLAND

COOPERATIVESERVICES

TF-20058


HEATINGLP GAS

PROPANE GAS



216 E Division St


715-743-6109-of fice


T F -

2 0 0 4 0






com (CNOW)

WANTED TO BUY


OTHER FOR SALE







PETS





WORK WANTED


HELP WANTED






MISCELLANEOUS



Conscious Sedation

715-223-4844


202 E Birch Street

Abbotsford WI 54405


Troy D Rens DDS


4 0 - 1 6 4 3 6 0







4 8 - 1 7 6 3 6 8








49-176426






REQUIRED










EOE MFDV

growingtogether


NOW HIRING4 9 - 1 7 6 6 4 5


bull DOWN-TIME PAY


bull HOLIDAY BONUS




We offer



Ask About


4 9 - 1 7 6 6 4 5






CONTRIBUTED PHOTO



lldd EEvv eerr yyt


WALK-IN SPECIAL





New Renew

Name _______________________________________________________________

Address _____________________________________________________________

City _____________________________ State _______________ Zip ___________

Phone __________________________Email ______________________________





MAIL TO

TP PRINTING

PO BOX 677

ABBOTSFORD WI 54405



pm


giftgift

4 8 -

1 7 5 8 8 1










Itrsquos easy to do






December 9 2015


Sports Preview



































HENRY AUMANN



Loyal715-255-9909

Hot pizzas



4 9 -

1 7 1 8 0 1

3 5 -

1 4 5 6 8 9


Cell 715-571-2504 bull Ofce 715-255-9097

49-173241

Greenwood


Main Office


1-800-521-2021

49-173244

Loyal


3-171487



Greyhound Athletic

Booster Club

MampS Electric





































144 N MAIN ST

LOYAL WI 54446

715-255-9144


Loyal

Offi ce 715-255-8312




Hwy 98 E Loyal WI

715-255-8612


4 9 -

1 7 1 4 1 2





SELLING

USED AUTO

PARTS











715-255-8171

Greenwood

715-267-6385

Thorp

715-669-5621

3 - 1 7 1 3 9 8

North Hendren

CooperativeDairy

Quality cheese










715-223-2342





ABBOTSFORD

3 5 - 1 7 2 6 1 7





















































Please


on these

pages

as they

support


athletes






Anderson Electric

Spencer

715-659-2344


w w w jensen




35-171489






35-171598



Spencer 715-659-2335

Hot pizzas








Rockets from page 4










































Laura Toburen


715-255-8171

Greenwood

715-267-6385

Thorp

715-669-5621

3 - 1 7 1 3 9 8


and Greenhouse


35-171406




Greenwood





715-267-6525



Good Luckto all our

Greenwood

Athletes


715-267-7149


Colby 715-223-4060Greenwood 715-267-4583


35-171937Greenwood bull 715-267-7221 35-172429

49-173241




Dairy


Willard715-267-6617







715 267 67 37152676703

RiarsquosiarsquosS

Studiotudio 3


Dairy


Willard

715-267-6617



715-267-7243715-743-5757

wwwtiemanrealtycom


715-267-7488

Blue Mirror Sports

Bar and Bowl


715-223-2342





ABBOTSFORD

3 5 - 1 7 2 6 1 7










Jakobi Crop Bagging




1-800-236-1041

3 5 - 1 7 2 4 4 3

4 9 -

1 7 1 4 0 9

































35-151591
















Loyal 715-255-8200

Medford 715-748-2501

Loyal




- Tribune Record Gleaner - Wednesday December 9 2015 CLASSIFIEDS

4 7 -

1 7 6 0 4 4






seasonal employment











Toll Free 18664407527


4 7 -

1 7 6 1 5 2

49-176425











EOEMFVetsDisabled

NOW HIRING






Program

Assistant II

49-176443









team member

4 9 -

1 7 6 4 7 6



49-176644

49-176644





Land

Conservation

Office Assistant


TInc R e a




4 9 -

1 7 6 6 5 5









1 2 - 7 - 1 5

500 Steven Avenue





Rent $550 per month

Available Now







Income

Based Rent

WisconsinManagement



monthly income

Amenities Include


T F O D - 5 0 3 0 3 2




every year

49-176683










DENTAL





(715) 384-3090

or 1-800-380-3090

T F -

2 0 0 3 7



bull INSULATION


TF-20042



LLC715-255-8719

ELECTRIC





T F -

2 0 0 4 3

AUTO SALES


wwwdomineautocom

LOYAL

715-255-8021

1-888-715-9253

DORCHESTER

715-654-5908

Used


and Body Repairs


T F -

2 0 0 4 1


715743-32521-800-944-5424

bull TANKS

FOR LEASE

bull CERTIFIED

PERSONNEL

bull BUDGET PLANS

L P GA S

HEARTLAND

COOPERATIVESERVICES

TF-20058


HEATINGLP GAS

PROPANE GAS



216 E Division St


715-743-6109-of fice


T F -

2 0 0 4 0






com (CNOW)

WANTED TO BUY


OTHER FOR SALE







PETS





WORK WANTED


HELP WANTED






MISCELLANEOUS



Conscious Sedation

715-223-4844


202 E Birch Street

Abbotsford WI 54405


Troy D Rens DDS


4 0 - 1 6 4 3 6 0







4 8 - 1 7 6 3 6 8








49-176426






REQUIRED










EOE MFDV

growingtogether


NOW HIRING4 9 - 1 7 6 6 4 5


bull DOWN-TIME PAY


bull HOLIDAY BONUS




We offer



Ask About


4 9 - 1 7 6 6 4 5






CONTRIBUTED PHOTO



lldd EEvv eerr yyt


WALK-IN SPECIAL





New Renew

Name _______________________________________________________________

Address _____________________________________________________________

City _____________________________ State _______________ Zip ___________

Phone __________________________Email ______________________________





MAIL TO

TP PRINTING

PO BOX 677

ABBOTSFORD WI 54405



pm


giftgift

4 8 -

1 7 5 8 8 1










Itrsquos easy to do






December 9 2015


Sports Preview



































HENRY AUMANN



Loyal715-255-9909

Hot pizzas



4 9 -

1 7 1 8 0 1

3 5 -

1 4 5 6 8 9


Cell 715-571-2504 bull Ofce 715-255-9097

49-173241

Greenwood


Main Office


1-800-521-2021

49-173244

Loyal


3-171487



Greyhound Athletic

Booster Club

MampS Electric





































144 N MAIN ST

LOYAL WI 54446

715-255-9144


Loyal

Offi ce 715-255-8312




Hwy 98 E Loyal WI

715-255-8612


4 9 -

1 7 1 4 1 2





SELLING

USED AUTO

PARTS











715-255-8171

Greenwood

715-267-6385

Thorp

715-669-5621

3 - 1 7 1 3 9 8

North Hendren

CooperativeDairy

Quality cheese










715-223-2342





ABBOTSFORD

3 5 - 1 7 2 6 1 7





















































Please


on these

pages

as they

support


athletes






Anderson Electric

Spencer

715-659-2344


w w w jensen




35-171489






35-171598



Spencer 715-659-2335

Hot pizzas








Rockets from page 4










































Laura Toburen


715-255-8171

Greenwood

715-267-6385

Thorp

715-669-5621

3 - 1 7 1 3 9 8


and Greenhouse


35-171406




Greenwood





715-267-6525



Good Luckto all our

Greenwood

Athletes


715-267-7149


Colby 715-223-4060Greenwood 715-267-4583


35-171937Greenwood bull 715-267-7221 35-172429

49-173241




Dairy


Willard715-267-6617







715 267 67 37152676703

RiarsquosiarsquosS

Studiotudio 3


Dairy


Willard

715-267-6617



715-267-7243715-743-5757

wwwtiemanrealtycom


715-267-7488

Blue Mirror Sports

Bar and Bowl


715-223-2342





ABBOTSFORD

3 5 - 1 7 2 6 1 7










Jakobi Crop Bagging




1-800-236-1041

3 5 - 1 7 2 4 4 3

4 9 -

1 7 1 4 0 9

































35-151591
















Loyal 715-255-8200

Medford 715-748-2501

Loyal




Wednesday December 9 2015 - Tribune Record Gleaner - CLASSIFIEDS







DENTAL





(715) 384-3090

or 1-800-380-3090

T F -

2 0 0 3 7



bull INSULATION


TF-20042



LLC715-255-8719

ELECTRIC





T F -

2 0 0 4 3

AUTO SALES


wwwdomineautocom

LOYAL

715-255-8021

1-888-715-9253

DORCHESTER

715-654-5908

Used


and Body Repairs


T F -

2 0 0 4 1


715743-32521-800-944-5424

bull TANKS

FOR LEASE

bull CERTIFIED

PERSONNEL

bull BUDGET PLANS

L P GA S

HEARTLAND

COOPERATIVESERVICES

TF-20058


HEATINGLP GAS

PROPANE GAS



216 E Division St


715-743-6109-of fice


T F -

2 0 0 4 0






com (CNOW)

WANTED TO BUY


OTHER FOR SALE







PETS





WORK WANTED


HELP WANTED






MISCELLANEOUS



Conscious Sedation

715-223-4844


202 E Birch Street

Abbotsford WI 54405


Troy D Rens DDS


4 0 - 1 6 4 3 6 0







4 8 - 1 7 6 3 6 8








49-176426






REQUIRED










EOE MFDV

growingtogether


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Blue Mirror Sports

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Good Luckto all our

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715 267 67 37152676703

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