text: The Kewaunee County Tribute HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM THE KEWAUNEE COUNTY TRIBUTE — Kewaunee County's ONLY Locally-Owned Newspaper — December 21, 2011 VOLUME 4 ISSUE 51 522 4TH ST. ALGOMA, WI 54201 • 920-487-9820 • FAX 920-487-9830 • www.thekewauneecountytribute.com Little Italy In Kewaunee By Derron Reed School graduate, such as Pam Clausen. A patron at Nitti's—and like the rest of ment. speaks fondly of of Nitti's could start their day Nitti's food—is all-homemade. Nitti's is located at 303 Har- his Italian grand- with a freshly-brewed cappuc- Delivery is free for residents in rison Street in Kewaunee and mother, whom he cino or a frothy latte. Nitti's ca- Kewaunee and costs $5 for resi- can be reached at 920.388.4455. refers to only as sual dining and affordable menu dents who live up to ten miles Nitti's can be found on Facebook "Grandma Wal- make it an ideal spot for locals outside of Kewaunee. at Nitti's and provides delivery lace". Grandma and out-of-towners. Nitti's is a fine addition to lo- as well as carry-out. They are Wallace—whose Open since September 2011, cal eateries in Kewaunee Coun- open seven days a week from 7 maiden name is John Wallace is slowly getting ty and adds even more "spice" A.M.-8 P.M. Nitti—is an émi- the word out there and garnering to Kewaunee County's growing gré from the Old a reputation for the unique "ris- "Be Vocal, Buy Local" move- Country of Ita- torante". He advertises four to ly. Many of the six times a day on WBDK 96.7 recipes at Nitti's FM. Thus far, much of his busi- came directly ness has been word-of-mouth as from her recipe the breakfast, lunch, and dinner book—a legacy fare at Nitti's is superb and the passed down to ambiance is casual. Located in John Wallace. historic Kewaunee. Nitti's will All of Nitti's be open for business throughout sauces, soups, the winter. and salad dress- "One of our best-sellers is ings are made soup, salad, and garlic bread for by John Wallace $5," Wallace said. "Our min- Chicken Alfredo, Caprese and his staff of estrone soup is probably our Salad, Lasagna, White Wine & three with special attention to most-popular soup." Mushroom Fettucini. This is but seasonings as well as a passion "Our Italian Beef, Italian Cold a partial sampling of the mouth- for authenticity. Cut Hoagie, and our Lasagna watering genuine Italian cuisine Not only is Nitti's Kewaunee are also popular dishes," he con- at Nitti's in Kewaunee. County's only Italian Restau- tinued. Restaurateur and proprietor rant, it is also a café that features Nitti's also has a kids' menu John Wallace, a Kewaunee High both live local music and show- with favorites like spaghetti and cases art painted by local artists pizza. Pizza is a big favorite Calvary Assembly of God Christmas Food Pantry 2011 By Derron Reed Nearly 8000 pounds of food (4 tons) was shipped in to Calvary Assem- bly of God's food Pantry which serves about 230 families. The food was unloaded Dec. 15th and distributed from 9-10 am on Sat. Dec. 17th. in time for the holidays. About 25 volunteers helped with the unloading, set up and distribution of the food. The sale of T-Shirts that were designed by Diane McGraw, a member of Lakeside Church, and printed at Quali-T Screening in Luxemburg raised $442 and was presented to Pastor Tyler. Lakeside and Calvary have partnered in serving the community since April of 2011. Volunteers sold the T-shirts as part of a community service project. HAPPY For ALL Your Printing, Come to . . . HOLIDAYS HAPPY HOLIDAYS ICL rinting FROM P EVERYONE AT 522 Fourth Street, Algoma • 487-9820 ICL PRINTING • Invitations • Business Cards • Brochures • Menus • Business Forms • Posters • Calendars and much more!! 12-21-11 PAGE 2 THE COUNTY TRIBUTE WEDNESDAY, December 21, 2011 My Thoughts by: Greg Mariucci West of Krohn's Lake by: scott kliment Wow! A whole year has covered from head to toe in cake Are Retirees Becoming Ex- now ten years older. So I'll omies, and conducting com- pasted. "Lil" Lucy is a year old. was Candace's task of cleaning tinct? stay put between the hardware merce for the last 8,000 years. Lori and I went to her 1st birth- up. So was the 70% of the cake store and my posh office in If anyone really believes they My Thoughts day party last Sat-urday night. I that went on the floor and the rest There was a time in our The County Tribute Building. have discovered something had forgotten how noisy a room smashed into a fine paste on the history when nearly everyone I don't have to pay to park or new and different, they better full of small kids can be. There is highchair. Giving credit where retired at age 65, but that era have my undies checked for look again. Not long ago there less noise on the shooting range. credit is due, my son-in-law was only lasted for about 50 years. explosives before I enter either was a corporation run by people Plus, it's a lot easier dodging also on the cleanup crew. Team- by: Greg Mariucci Mom's father hit 65 right in building. And my brain isn't who truly believed all the rules bullets verses dodging little kids work does make the job easier. Not the middle of it and he was a going into "retirement shut- had changed, so they made up darting all over the place. Lucy is my team mind you. I just laughed classic example of what was down". new rules as they rolled along. almost ready to walk but not yet. and took pictures. That's right, the wrong with it. All of his finan- So who values older work- That corporation was Enron. But she crawls at like 30 miles an blackmail photos. Then we had hour. So my habit of stuffing my the great wisdom of my youngest cial affairs were in order. He ers? By and large, Corporate "Enron Thinking" didn't die face as I walk away from a buf- daughter. "Aunt" Lauren thought and Grandma could have lived America isn't very kind to us. with Enron. It wormed its way fet table has to be shelved for one it would be fun to sit next to Lucy comfortably, for decades, be- Out at, or before 65, with no into DC and Wall Street and night. I never knew where she just in case she may need a little tween Shawano Lake and their possibility of re-entry is as that's why people with bad was in relation to my feet. But help. Clean up in aisle 5 please. winter retreat in Sunny Flori- much the rule in the 21st Cen- credit, and very little money, she was having fun. Now, the big White cake shows up pretty good da. They had a country club tury as it was in Grampa's day. could qualify for big mort- difference between me and a one on a black sweater. I'm assuming at each locale, plus a comfy You'll find a few gray heads gages. We're still paying for year old kid are the presents. I am Lauren thought "Lil" Lucy was travel trailer and a new Caddy in the executive suites, but not that disaster and it's one of one to guard over them and shake still hungry because I saw here to drag it around with. But that many and almost never past the reasons there are so many them and see how heavy they all put another small piece of cake was the BS Age (Before Stints) their 65th birthdays. Lower retirees trying, desperately, to are and so on. But not "Lil" Lucy. on Lucy's tray. I'm not sure but and, at 67, Grampa died on the management positions are get back into our work force! She didn't even know they were I think that was the piece Lauren second tee at Shalagoco. And worse. In my last corporate gig But that's another subject for there. So it was no surprise to me wore home that night. So all in all it was time. I was "out" 45 days after my another time. that when it came time to open it was a night of firsts. First pre- He was bored and miser- 56th birthday and so were all So I'll stay in the "Past them she was more interested in sents to open, first time with cake able. Florida turned into a trap of my colleagues when they 65 and Still Working" group. the cracker that fell on the floor. and the first time she made a mess and he hated shuffleboard. He passed 55. Somewhere in that title I'll As my daughter went for the first of her Aunt Lauren. Grand par- loved to hunt, but after retiring, It's interesting to note that even insert the word "Fortu- present, Lucy went for the 5 sec- enting is the bomb dudes! that wasn't fun anymore. He we the "elderly" aren't sharp nate". And, like most of us in ond rule. I think the cracker was Thought Number Two. enjoyed golf, but that wasn't enough, and no longer have that group, I'll stay where we there a lot longer but she can't tell According to the Farmers Al- fun anymore either. He loved the stamina needed to run the are valued and appreciated for time yet so what's the difference? manac December 25th is the best to fish and the night before he enterprises that keep America what we have to offer; experi- My daughter patently waited for day to bake, cut firewood, cut died that's what we did. For leading the Free World. But ence and wisdom. The same Lucy to make her way back to the hair to increase growth, castrate about 20 minutes. Then he got from what age group do we se- traits that keep America Great, gifts and they proceeded to see farm animals, dig holes and wax what was in all those brightly col- floors. Yup! That's what I wanna bored and we headed back in lect Our Nation's Chief Execu- but aren't good enough for the ored packages. Candace put Lucy do on Christmas day. I'm gonna just in time to watch Lawrence tive Officer? How many of the Fortune 500. But the small biz on her lap and placed the pres- go out in the back yard and dig a Welk. Grampa never should Corporate Fools who devise environment offers a benefit ent in front of them both. After few holes. Then I'm going back have retired. the plans that replace experi- that no one can put a price tag a quick explanation on the finer in the house and wax the floor. Dad was a little better with enced employees with " fresh on. It keeps me out of Gram- points of tearing open gift wrap, After that I'll cut the firewood. I it, but he showed signs of bore- ideas" would put a youngster pa's rut. And boredom will kill and Candace carefully placing have no place to burn said fire- dom. My parents also spent with a strong curriculum vitae- you as surely as a blocked ar- Lucy's hands on the box, noth- wood, but I'm gonna be a cutting winters in Florida where Dad -- but no resume--- in charge tery. ing happened. Naturally with any fool. The neighbors all have trees said he, "Sat in a "#### lawn of Our Country? None! They'd And while we are on the kid that age a demonstration was I can cut down. I'll have to get the chair watching the Old Retired vote for the gray head every subject of The Working Elder- The Kewaunee County in order. So Candace "helped" chainsaw from my brother and Coot across the street sitting time just like the rest of us ly, this is a good time to recog- Tribute Lucy open the gift wrap. I forgot to mention that the wrapped gift Proudly Serving Kewaunee County some gas but consider that wood cut. By the way it says everyday in his ### lawn chair watching do. We've never had a thirty- me!". something in the Oval Office. nize one of the hardest work- ing Old Time Road Warriors I inside a St., large gift bag. came522 FourthveryP.O. Box 214 from Dec. 24th to the 28th that I tried retirement, for a In fact, in an age of generally know. My sources tell me he's Algoma Lucy. This A bit bigger than WI 54201 is an you should cut firewood. I'm not while, and it didn't work for shorter life spans, James K. hard at work right now pre- important fact because after the phone: 920.487.9820 • Fax: 920.487-9830 so sure my neighbor-hood has me either, but I have to be re- Polk was the first to be inau- paring for another long trip. I toy was opened and handed new To email news, photos or letters: that many but I'll count them to- alistic. I would love to be a gurated before his 50th birth- don't know how he does it year to Lucy she made a bee line for firstname.lastname@example.com night when I get home. Road Warrior again. I never day and he was Prez #11. In after year! I'd catch my death that bag. With the first opened gift News Deadline - Friday Noon As far as snowfall goes I didn't had a problem living out of a the nearly 167 years since his of pneumonia flying across carefully moved out of the way, For advertising: really see a whole lot predicted. carry-on and I miss the adven- inauguration only eight others those cold northern skies------ Candace proceeded to the next. email@example.com Nothing for Christmas. Light ture. But I also remember "jet have taken office while still in --------------- But Advertising Deadline - Thursday Noon only Candace. "Lil" Lucy snow for Jan.1st to the 7th. Light lag", TSA and standing in the their 40's. IN AN OPEN SLEIGH The County Tribute also into had crawled half way has a that snow again from Jan. 16th to rain (more than once) when an But what about all those PULLED BY EIGHT REIN- bag and24-7 drop-off box for any news, tis- was playing with the the 19th. Why does this concern photos, letters, or advertising. idiot by-passed the security new ways of thinking and great DEER! 5th & State Please include your name and a photo of sue paper inside. I got phone number. me you ask? Well, the 4 wheel a tiny set of legs hanging out of a drive in my beater truck is broke, line at Sea-Tac Intl. I also re- theories that colleges, univer- MERRY CHRISTMAS large bag.Newspaper with — own — As I did Staff my the snow blower has a flat, my call learning that D-At-The-B sities, and B-Schools cram into FROM ALL OF US (Hu- kids, I am now starting to gather shovel handle broke and my bag young minds? Mankind needed surgery; immediately! by: Glennie Wilding-white (in- mans & Hounds) WEST OF GreG MArIuccI - Editor And I was in Hamburg. It was cludes womankind) has been KROHN'S LAKE! blackmail photos- of the little one. LOrI JOhn Assit. Editor of salt melted into a large chunk After the presents came that time AMyLynn JenSen - Sales of something hard and chunky a bad situation then and we are doing business, building econ- tradition Reporter honored DerOn reeD -of letting the last summer. In short I am not ScOTT have Contributor birthday girlKLIMenT -her first piece prepared for snow this year and I DAn without - Graphic Designer of cake POLechecKthe help of par- think we should just forgo it for ents or utensils. The older she gets the year. That's my story and I'm the more I understand this whole grandparent thing. All I had to do was sit back and laugh. The baby sticking to it. Have a great holiday Greg Mariucci 5th & State by: Glennie Wilding-white The Kewaunee County Clarence Copernicus Cat to fend for myself is a lousy This is all Most Upsetting Tribute Proudly Serving Kewaunee County here, and there's trouble brew- ing at the Little Brown House at idea, if not downright Cruelty and I am seriously considering to Animals. – Oh! That's it! I'll writing my Congresscat and 5th and State. Glennie has been call the Humane Society and re- possibly drafting some legisla- 5th & State 522 Fourth St., P.O. Box 214 Algoma WI 54201 • phone: 920.487.9820 • Fax: 920.487-9830 To email news, photos or letters: pulling the suitcase out of the port her. tion. Keep your eyes open for firstname.lastname@example.com News Deadline - Friday Noon corner and fussing with clothes And yes, I heard all that mum- the Federal Felinity segment of For advertising: and little plastic bags again. I bling about friends stopping by your TV News. firstname.lastname@example.com Advertising Deadline - Thursday Noon don't like the looks of this, not by: Glennie Wilding-whiteI do wish all of you a and automatic feeders and her And The County Tribute also has a 24-7 drop-off box for any news, photos, letters, or advertising. one bit. So while she's out doing son coming to stay. But it's Not Happy Hanukah and a Merry Please include your name and phone number. some errands, I thought I'd bet- the Same and I DON'T LIKE Christmas. So would Glennie, — Newspaper Staff — ter give you a heads-up. IT! Cats like predictability and I'm sure, if she were – Oh-oh, GreG MArIuccI - Editor DerOn reeD - Reporter Good Grouper, you'd think routine: food at this time, lap- here she comes – LOrI JOhn - Assit. Editor ScOTT KLIMenT - Contributor AMyLynn JenSen - Sales DAn POLechecK - Graphic Designer she would have learned by now nap at that time, playtime and that running off and leaving me bedtime sametime every day. Clarence WEDNESDAY, December 21, 2011 THE COUNTY TRIBUTE PAGE 3 Christmas Official Minutes Of The Worship at Grace Lutheran Church, Sheriff's Corner City Of Kewaunee Common Council Regular Meeting By Sheriff Matt Joski Kewaunee November 16, 2011 Christmas Worship Schedule: Present: Mayor Blaha, Al- motion carried unanimously. Law enforcement's primary lowing for similar businesses can derman Kostka, Vollenweider, Lu- The Council received the Public Christmas Eve: Candlelight mission is the protection of life and take preventative actions which Service, Saturday, Decem- Maye, Kunkel, Jeske, D. Kickbusch, Works Committee minutes of Octo- property. This is the mission that can both protect their staff as well Sperber ber 25, 2011. ber24th at 7:00 PM drives all that we do. Throughout as provide law enforcement vi- Christmas Day: Sunday, De- Absent: Zenner Vollenweider moved and Kostka the years the way we have done it tal information should the same Others: Administrator seconded to approve the advertising cember 25th 8 & 10:15 AM has seen many changes. We strive perpetrator enter their location. Kranz, Public Works Director Bal- and sale of used vehicles as submit- Bring a friend with you to help to be the most effective we can be To enroll in the Wisconsin Crime leine, Marina Manager Petersen, ted. Motion carried unanimously. us celebrate God's greatest gift with the resources we have avail- Alert Network you need to go City Attorney Wolske, Dennis The Council received the Public of love that came to us in the able. It is always exciting when a to the website www.wisconsin- Grulkowski, Matt Murphy, Sylvia Property Committee minutes of Sep- Christ child. All are welcome at tool arrives which can assist us in crimealert.gov Winebrenner, Mary Blaha tember 28, 2011. Grace Lutheran Church, N5789 our mission, and I would like to There is a yearly fee of $12.00 Mayor Blaha called the meeting The Council received the Person- Highway 42, half way between speak of one which was recently for this program. On another note, to order at 6:00 p.m. whereas the nel Committee minutes of Septem- Algoma and Kewaunee. For in- unveiled. It is called the Wiscon- I would like to thank all those Pledge of Allegiance was recited fol- ber 20, 28 & October 20, 2011. formation call: 920 388-4688. sin Crime Alert Network, and is a who helped make this year's Toys lowed by meditation. Jeske moved and Kunkel seconded way for businesses and individu- For Tots campaign here in Ke- Mayor Blaha read aloud a retire- to adopted the new Personnel Poli- als to get timely information on waunee County another huge suc- Lakeside offenses which could affect them cess. Whether you gave a toy at ment letter dated October 27, 2011 submitted from Director of Public cies Manual. Upon a roll call vote, motion carried unanimously. Community and allow them to help prevent one of the boxes, or gave of your Work Charles Balleine effective The Council received the Plan Church Christmas future crimes as well. The pro- gram which is run by the Wis- time on Saturday helping distrib- ute, it was truly appreciated. I also June 2, 2012. Commission minutes of October 26, Worship consin Department of Justice, is want to thank all of the businesses Mayor Blaha read aloud a re- tirement letter dated September 8, 2011. D. Kickbusch moved and Kun- Join Lakeside Community a web based notification site to who had a box at their locations, 2011 submitted by City Assessor kel seconded to approve the Regular Church on Christmas Eve at which law enforcement can post and those businesses, schools, Dave Dorschner effective January 1, Council Meeting minutes of October 7pm for a wonderful time of information regarding an inci- churches, who conducted special 2012. 10, 2011. Motion carried unani- worship, carols, candles and dent, and members of the com- events to collect toys. I know that The Council received the Finance mously. celebration of the birth of the munity whether they be public or those who were on the receiving Committee minutes of October 10, Mayor Blaha updated the Council King! Don't miss this powerful private can be alerted via email, end were amazed at the generos- 2011. on resolving the water quality issue service...bring your friends and text message or FAX. This type ity, and are very grateful. Again, Jeske moved and Sperber sec- on First Street. family and make Lakeside a part of program can be especially af- thank you to all, and on behalf of onded to approve the Operator's Li- Vollenweider moved and Jeske of your Christmas tradition. fective in crimes where multiple the Kewaunee County Sheriff's censes as submitted. Motion carried seconded to adjourn the meeting at On Christmas Day, Lakeside offenses take place in close time Department , I want to wish ev- unanimously. 6:10 p.m. Motion carried unani- Community Church will be of- and proximity to each other al- eryone a very Merry Christmas! Jeske moved and Sperber sec- mously. fering one service--at 10:30am onded to approve the October 2011 Respectfully submitted: because of the Christmas holi- Council Proceedings Accounts Payables in the amount of Brian W. Kranz, day. So sleep in, enjoy some time with your family that Common Council Of The City Of Algoma $338,683.84. Upon a roll call vote, City Administrator morning, then come and join us December 5, 2011 for worship. For more informa- The regular meeting of the Com- charging $25 per hour for any time Official Minutes Of The tion, please email or call our mon Council of the City of Algoma over two hours for staff personnel City Of Kewaunee Common Council church office at Office@Lake- was called to order by Mayor Haske to fill open records requests will be Special Meeting side-Church.com, (920) 487- on December 5, 2011 at 5:00 PM at recommended to the Council. November 16, 2011 3906 or check out our website City Hall. CDC – The Committee approved Present: Mayor Blaha, Alderman comprehensive review of the draft www.Lakeside-Church.com. Members Present: Lynn Law- a new website using Squarespace as Kostka, Vollenweider, LuMaye, 2012 Budget with Administrator Lakeside Community Church renz, Bruce Charles, Judy Wiese, the hosting service. The Commit- Kunkel, Jeske, D. Kickbusch, Kranz and those department heads is located just off of Hwy 42 on Ken Taylor, Kevin Schmidt & Jan tee approved $3,169 for flower pot Sperber present. County K on the south edge of Dart replacement. Flower specifications Absent: Zenner D. Kickbusch moved and Kunkel Algoma. Moved by Charles second by are being updated for 2012. The Others: Administrator Kranz, seconded to set the budget public Taylor to adopt the agenda. Motion Committee approved earmarked Fire Chief Hlinak, Police Chief Sal- hearing for December 1, 2011 at Thank You From carried. funds. entine, Public Works Director Bal- 6:00 p.m. Motion carried unani- Moved by Lawrenz second by Marina – Dredging will resume The Kewaunee Dart to appoint Roy Beyer to fill the when the equipment is repaired. leine, Marina Manager Petersen, Librarian Sue Grosshuesch, Dennis mously. Kunkel moved and Vollenweider Library vacancy in the 2nd Aldermanic Dis- The Committee will charge $25 per Grulkowski, Matt Murphy, Willard seconded to adjourn the meeting at Whow! Thank you very much trict. Roll call: 5 yes 1 no (Taylor) month to anyone who has a freezer Kickbusch, Mary Blaha 7:50 p.m. Motion carried unani- to all who donated books to the The Clerk swore in Roy Beyer as or ice machine on the dock. Funds Mayor Blaha called the meeting mously. "Give a Gift of Reading" pro- the 2nd Aldermanic District Alder- will be earmarked for dredging. to order at 6:30 p.m. gram. This county has been very man. Personnel – The Committee pro- The Council met as a commit- Respectfully Submitted: generous for the last 20 years. Moved by Lawrenz second by posed a Resolution to eliminate re- tee of the whole along with the Fi- Brian W. Kranz, This year we divided the books Taylor to approve the Council min- tirement and health insurance pay- nance Committee and conducted a City Administrator utes of November 7th, November ments for elected officials effective between Toys for Tots, Ke- waunee Food Pantry and Vio- 14th and November 30th, 2011 as with the 2012 Spring Election. Official minutes Of the published. Motion carried. Utility Commission – The Com- lence Intervention. You have mission discussed the Act 10/32 City of kewaunee common council donated 230 books this year for Committee Reports: and the impact on 2012 wages and Special meeting a grand total of 3257 books over Park & Rec. – The Park of Lights the current union contract. December 1, 2011 a 20 year span. The more chil- has 37 trees. The American Flag Moved by Charles second by Present: Mayor Blaha, Alderman 1006-11, RESOLUTION ADOPT- dren read, the better the student will fly on park properties only from Schmidt to approve the Committee Kostka, Vollenweider, LuMaye, ING CITY OF KEWAUNEE they become. Which leads to a Memorial Day to Labor Day. Walk- reports. Motion carried. Kunkel, Zenner, Jeske, D. Kick- BUDGET AND TAX LEVY FOR better educated adult contribut- way lighting will be adjusted. Sea- Moved by Taylor second by Dart busch, Sperber CALENDAR YEAR 2012. Upon a ing to our community. sonal employees will be reviewed as to approve the bills. Roll Call: 7 yes Absent: None roll call vote, motion carried unani- From the staff at Kewaunee needed. The Committee earmarked 0 no Others: Administrator Kranz, mously. library, thank you for another $3,200 for sand removal. Moved by Lawrenz second by Public Works Director Balleine, Following discussion on the ap- year of service to our commu- Public Works – The City Attor- Taylor to authorize the Mayor to Fire Chief Hlinak, Police Chief pointment of an Interim Assistant nity and Peace and prosperity in ney reviewed the contract for the sign the operations contract for the Salentine, Marina Manager Pe- Public Works Director, Zenner the coming year. operation of the WTF. The WTF WWTF. Roll call: 7 yes 0 no tersen, Librarian Sue Grosshuesch, moved and Vollenweider seconded boilers are being evaluated. Ear- Moved by Lawrenz second by City Attorney Wolske, Dennis to appoint Charlie Petersen as the Child mark requests were referred to the Schmidt to adopt the Open Records Grulkowski, Matt Murphy Interim Assistant Public Works Di- Finance Committee. Request Policy. Roll call: 7 yes 0 Development Protection – The Committee ap- no Mayor Blaha called the meeting rector effective December 5, 2011 to order at 6:00 p.m. for a period not to exceed 120 days Days proved earmarking requests. Travel The Walkway Easement was re- Mayor Blaha declared the 2012 upon which further review will be Algoma Public Schools will requests were approved for Police ferred back to the Park and Recre- Budget Hearing open. made. Motion carried unanimous- be conducting 2, 3 and 4-year- and Fire Personnel. Grants are be- ation Committee. Administrator Kranz provided a ly. old screening Thursday, Janu- ing pursued for radio upgrades. Moved by Dart second by Schmidt summarization of the 2012 Budget. Kunkel moved and Jeske sec- ary 26th from 4-6:30pm, and Library – Donations were made to deny an insurance liability claim. Alderman LuMaye voiced her onded to approve the sale of used Friday, January 27th from 9- for book purchases. The amended Roll call: 7 yes 0 no concern on the elimination of the vehicles as follows: library budget was approved. Di- Taylor second by Dart to adopt Summer Recreation Program for 1986 Chev Pickup with 12. rector evaluation forms were given Charter Ordinance #19. Roll call: 7 2012. A more in depth review of Dump Box, $601, Steve Salentine If you have a child who will to the Board. Earmark funds were yes 0 no be 2 by December 31, 2011 or this program to make changes, find 1971 Int'l Flatbed, $1,901, approved. The Council will accept letters additional revenues or make ex- Steve Salentine if you have a 3- or 4-year-old Medical Board – The private pay from people interested in filling who has not previously been penditure cuts elsewhere will be 1995 Chev 3/4 Ton Pick- rate will increase by $10 effective the Alderman vacancy in District conducted by the Public Property up with Western Plow, $3,120, Kris screened, call for a free screen- January 1, 2012. The 2012 Operat- 4. The vacancy will be filled at the ing at the elementary school. Committee before April 2012 with Kolinski ing and Capital Budgets were ap- January 3, 2012 Council Meeting. the potential of being able to pro- Motion carried unanimously. A developmental screening proved. The October occupancy Moved by Lawrenz second by vide some type of summer recre- D. Kickbusch moved and Sper- will include speech, cognitive, was 97% and the profit was $3,147 Taylor to adjourn to December 28, ation program. ber seconded to adjourn the meet- social, adaptive, fine and gross Finance – The Committee ap- 2011 at 8:30 A.M. for the 2011 Year With no one else present to speak ing at 6:25 p.m. Motion carried motor skills. proved bills for General Gov- End Meeting. Motion carried. either for or against the proposed unanimously. Call the elementary school at ernment, Street Department and Meeting adjourned at 5:45 PM. 2012 Budget, Mayor Blaha declared 487-7001 by January 20 to reg- WWTF. The Committee will rec- Thomas Romdenne, Administra- the 2012 Budget Hearing closed. Respectfully Submitted: ister your child for this event. ommend the earmark requests by tor/Clerk-Treasurer Kostka moved and Kunkel sec- Brian W. Kranz, departments to the Council. A policy onded to adopt RESOLUTION NO. City Administrator PAGE 4 THE COUNTY TRIBUTE WEDNESDAY, December 21, 2011 Service Guide Holiday Dining & Entertainment Cornerstone II 70 Church St Algoma Winter Hours Closed Mon-Tue (Formerly Algoma Mercantile) 487-8055 Thurs 7am-7pm Under New Management On the Water Closed Wed. Bar Open @ 3 pm Fri & Sat 7am-8pm NEW WINTER HOURS: Starting Jan 3rd Sun. 7 am -2pm Sun-Mon:Closed Tue-Fri:11-4 Sat:10-4 Carry Out & Delivery Available . After School Classes in Ceramics, Beading, Daily Dinner SpecialS . Glass Sagging and more. Call for details. . Greeting Cards - Artwork Thur. - Dec 22 - Sloppy Joes . Local Artists Painting & Photos Panasonic • Frigidaire • Maytag • Amana Fri - Dec 23 - Red Fish Plate, Potato Salad, . Handmade Crafts & Collectables Coleslaw Algoma Lighthouse Picture Transfers Post tV & . . Assorted WindChimes APPliAnce, llc Haddock Plate w/2 sides - Walleye plate w/2 sides . Seroogy's Fine Chocolates & Fudge. Crusty Uprising Breads Prompt Outstanding Service for your Tv & appliances Sat. - Dec 24 - Closed 12-21-11 Grandma June's Jams & Jellies. Sun - Dec 25 - Closed 1005 Jefferson Street Weekly Specials SG 12-21-11 Algoma, WI 54201 329 Steele St. Algoma 487-5919 920-487-2037 • fax: 920-487-2133 SG 12-21-11 Happy Hour Tue. - Thurs. 4 pm to 6 pm Call Dave at 487-2067 Red's Customer Appreciation CeramiC Christmas Party !! the Master Plumbers License No. MP4450 shoppe Fri. Dec. 23rd. Baumann Plumbing-Heating Inc. 1129 Sunset Ave., Algoma • 487-5983 www.theceramicshoppe.com Check out our MARTINI LIST! LIve Music FREE Tom & Jerry's Call1103oday St. Receive T Jefferson 10% • Greenware • Bisque • Classes/adult & Children Ornament Decorating & Raffles ouAlgomarWIDuct ! Open Christmas Eve @ 11am & Christmas Day @ 5pm Ab t ou ice • Hands on Help Provided Serving Food Both Days off • In-store Specials Daily leaning Serv Up to 30% • Custom work available Closed Jan. 14th thru Feb. 1st your entire C Tax Credit Available purchase • art & Painting Supplies coupon good til 1-17-12 • Glass Sagging Daily Drink & Food Specials • Carry-outs Available 920-487-5431 • www.redspubandgrill.com located between Algoma and Kewaunee on Hwy. 42 1103 Jefferson St. Hours: Mon. - Sat. 10-4 • Sun. 12-4 12-21-11 SG 01-20-10 12-21-11 Algoma WI Air Conditioning & Heating SG 12-21-11 12-121-11 Friday Fish Fry The future is County Tribute The Your Locally-Owned Newspaper Cod - Bluegill - Smelt Baked Cod - Shrimp in your hands! Kewaunee County's Voice for News 522 4th Street - P.O. Box 214 - Algoma, WI 54201 Phone: (920) 487-9820 • Fax: (920) 487-9830 • Email: firstname.lastname@example.com 920-845-5030 - 206 Willow Luxemburg, WI Perch Walleye Clean up your environment. — Special Guide Pages — SPECIALS Please recycle. $1.25 BURGERS SUN-THUR If you would like to advertise your service or product, check out our new special guides! • BusIness • AutomotIve • servIces • DInIng ToP PriCes Paid for aluminum The Schedule is as follows: 11 to 7 Dine In Only With Beverage Purchase Fresh Home-made Pizza • First Week of the month features the BUSINESS Guide cars & trucks WE PAY • Second Week of the Month features the AUTOMOTIVE Guide Fridays - All You Can Eat Delivery Available (running or not.) CASH! • Third Week of the Month features the SERVICE Guide • Last Week of the Month features the DINING Guide Walleye $7.95 New To Menu - HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM Tin • iron • Copper These Special Guides feature FULL COLOR ads, this includes one business feature story for each business during the 12 month schedule. Ad copy can 13 oz. Ribeye/Potato/Salad LOIS, AUGIE & THE CREW change monthly as needed with no additional charge. Your BUSINESS FULL OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE DAY HAPPY HOUR DRINK SPECIALS HEIM AUTO & RECYCLING COLOR AD is at the LOW Monthly charge of only $35. AND EVENING 3-PM-6PM - Mon. thru Thurs. CHRISTMAS DAY AT 3 PM For more information or to take advantage of this great offer, 5523 Luxemburg rd., New Franken call us at 487-9820 or email: email@example.com OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK @ 11 - SERVING UNTIL MIDNIGHT (Between Cty. T and Cty. P on Luxemburg road) 920-866-2688 SG 12-21-11 Serving BreakfaSt & Lunch Breakfast served until 3 pm daily! (closed at noon tuesday) Restaurant & Lounge 527 4th St. Algoma • 487-3291 Christmas & New Years Schedule Restaurant closed 24th & 25th Dec 24th - Bar OPEN Till ? Drink Specials New Years Eve Restaurant open - Dec 31st - 6am-1pm Jan 1st - 1:30am-noon - Breakfast Only serving in front dining only w/spec menu Live Music - New Years Eve Merry Manson - 1 Man Acoustic Rock Band 10pm - ????? 12-21-11 Friend us at "AlgomaBreakwater" Christmas A diplomat is a man who always remembers a woman's birthday but never remembers her age. Robert Frost sixth annual "super" bowl fundraiser Party Sponsored by The Ring-Neck Pheasant Club February 5, 2012 at the algoma boat club Help support this local organization! There will be raffles, silent auction and more throughout the night For more information: Call Dan Haas @ 487-5670 WEDNESDAY, December 21, 2011 THE COUNTY TRIBUTE PAGE 5 A Little Chester's Kewaunee County Emergency Responders Golden Agers Cards Holiday Cheer BRRR IT WAS COLD! Calendar Raffle The Golden Agers held their Christmas dinner at the Breakwater Winners 12-11 restaurant on Thursday. They pro- 12-11Cathy Campbell Denmark $50 ceeded to Knudson Hall for Sheeps- 12-12 David Robinson Kewaunee $25 head to find very little heat. In fact, many of the ladies kept their winter 12-13 Tom Romdenne Algoma $25 coats on while playing. One or two 12-14 Tanya Kudick Luxemburg $25 even wore gloves! It was a sight to 12-15 Olivia Kinnard Casco $25 see…but a good time was had by 12-16 Barb Alsteen Luxemburg $25 all in spite of the circumstances. The winners were: Rita Clark 12-17 Judd Franke Kewaunee $25 – 62; Clarence Clark – 58; Helen Ropson – 55; Wally Draves – 55; Wed. Morning Carlton LeCaptain – 54; Gloria Pe- Pizza Bowl Mixed terson – 53; Carol Clark had low 12-14-11 League with 26. The next meeting will be on TUESDAY, December 20th. High Tem Single: Diamonds – 549 High Team Series: Opals – 1560 Top Male Scores: Wayne Klimek – 163, 471; Ron Iwen – 154; Ray Challe – 150 Top Female Scores: Phlyliss Bush – 182, Senior Citizens 500; Denise Stoller – 165; Joan Pribyl – 156; Sheepshead Delores Rodrian – 155 THE CLARKS TAKE PRIZES- Splits: Adie Kramer 2-7 The Senior Citizens met at Knudson Hall on Tuesday for Sheepshead. History Center Once again scores were high. The Has DVD's For winners were: Delores Rodrian – 64; Louise Qualman – 60; Wally Sale Draves – 52; Jelain LeCaptain – 51; The Kewaunee County History Carol M. Clark – 50; Carol Clark 50; Center has DVDs of Kewaunee and Rita Clark was low with 29. Shipbuilding for sale. Suggested MERRY CHRISTMAS TO price is $6.00 each. They make a ALL! great Christmas present. Recall locations Kewaunee in Kewaunee County Removing County Old Sirens Locations to Sign Recall Walker Peti- Kewaunee County's retired tions emergency siren system will be re- moved this week as state and fed- December 27th, 2011, 10am to Close eral authorities have approved the Kewaunee Library new warning siren system installed last year. A news release is at- Week days (excluding Holidays),10pm tached. Contact Kewaunee Emer- to 11pm Near M & I Bank in Casco gency Management Director Lori Hucek for more information. Week days (excluding Holidays), 12pm to 1pm Front of Algoma Li- brary Christian Fellowship Week days (excluding Holidays), 3pm to 4pm Near the Algoma Visi- Luncheon tors Center Recording artist April Strom was the guest speaker at the Christian Fellowship Want to sign the Recall petition? Con- Luncheon held on Friday. She sang and tact a volunteer or get info on the shared thoughts about the meaning of web. Christmas. The meeting was held at the beautifully decorated Hotel Stebbins. Paul Crane at 487-3482 in Algoma, The next luncheon will be on the sec- Renee Kuehl 388-4054 in Kewaunee ond Friday in January, the 13th. For fur- www. Wisdems.org ther details call 304-1108 or 255-0760. "You're getting too old to celebrate like you used to. It's time to say No-No-No instead of Ho-Ho-Ho Opening Soon in Luxemburg Thanks For Reading The County Tribute 487-3450 12-14-11 PAGE 6 THE COUNTY TRIBUTE WEDNESDAY, December 21, 2011 Obituaries AlgomA Church Directory lInColn 5996 County Rd. K, New Franken WI 54229 • Algoma United methodist Church CASCo St. Peter Catholic Church 920-866-9961 SUN. Mass: 9 a.m. 804 Parker Ave., Algoma WI 54201 Country Bible Church E2681 Co.S, Casco WI 54205 Roland L. Holtz involved in through their school 920-487-2727 • SUN: 10:15 a.m. Service E2179 Hwy. 54, Casco WI 54205 920-837-2852 • SUN. Mass: 10:15 a.m. St. Killian Catholic Church Wed. 10:00-11:00 (Study with Pastor) 920-837-2594 • SUN. Service: 9 a.m. (St. Joseph's Inter-Parish Community) years. He was an avid Packer Fan, Bible Study & Prayer: 10:30 a.m. lUxEmBURg 2508 St. Killian Rd., New Franken WI 54229 • Roland L. Holtz, 81, Algoma, died and he enjoyed golfing, hunting out Calvary Assembly of god Wed. Night Bible Study: 7 p.m. Harvest Community Church 920-866-3541 Sat. Mass: 4:15 p.m. 916 Feld St., Algoma WI 54201 E1479 Rockledge Rd., Luxemburg WI 54217 peacefully Tuesday, December 13, west in Wyoming and in Northern 920-487-3186 • SUN. School: 9 a.m. Holy Trinity Catholic Church • 920-845-1463 Robinsonville Presbyterian Church 2011 at Golden Liv- Wisconsin. Worship Service: 10:00 a.m. SUN. Night Service: 6:00 p.m. 506 Church Ave., Casco WI 54205 920-837-7234 • Sat. Mass: 7:30 p.m. SUN. Service: 9:30 a.m. 6486 Doris Rd., New Franken WI 54229 • 920-866-2763 ing - Dorchester Roland is survived by his care- Wed. Night: 6:30 p.m. (Bible Study, Royal SUN. Mass: 9 a.m. St. louis Catholic Church, Dyckesville Rangers, & Missionettes) N8726 County Line Rd., Luxemburg WI 54217 PIlSEn Nursing Home, giver and best friend Shirley, his KEWAUnEE • 920-866-2410 St. Therese de lisieux Sturgeon Bay with his family Obituaries four children, Steve, Algoma; Kurt (Peggy), Green Bay; Ann (Steve) Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses N7805 Evergreen Dr., Algoma WI 54201 • 920-487-5360 SUN. Services: 9:30 a.m. Christ The light Church 401 Harrison St., Kewaunee WI 54216 • 920-255-0571 Tues. Service: 5:30 p.m. (Doors SAT. Mass: 4:p.m. SUN. Masses: 8:30 a.m. & 10 a.m. (St. Joseph- St. John Site) Hwy 29, Kewaunee WI 54216 920-845-2565 • 920-863-8747 Wed. Evening: 7 p.m. Open) Service starting at: 6:30 p.m. St. John's lutheran Church Sat. Mass: 4 p.m. all around him. Marra, Green Bay and Kris (Kelly), 700 Heritage Rd., Luxemburg WI 54217 He was born Green Bay; eight grandchildren lakeside Community Church Community Congregational Church • 920-845-5250 Services: Sun. 8 am & RAnKIn E6295 County Rd K, Algoma WI 54201 • 920- 502 Center St., Kewaunee WI 54216 10:30am ,Monday: 7:30p.m. Sunday School St. John's Ev. lutheran Church August 12, 1930 Shaina, Mykala and Aadyn Holtz; 487-3906 SUN. Service: 8:45 & 10:30 a.m. 920-388-2719 • SUN. School: 9:00 a.m. • and Adult Bible Study: 9:15 a.m. Hwy 54, Algoma WI 54201 in Manitowoc to Lauren and Kaleb Holtz; Kristin and living Water Apostolic ministries Worship Service: 10:15 a.m. Wed. Night (AWANA): 6:30 p.m. St. mary's Catholic Church 920-487-2335 • Sat. Service: 4 p.m. SUN. Service: 9:30 a.m. Roland and Mae A.J. Marra; and Kai Holtz, one sis- 207 Steele St., Algoma WI 54201 • 920-304- 1412 Main St., Luxemburg WI 54217 0203 Service: Sun Eve: 6pm grace lutheran Church- ElCA 920-845-2056 • Sat. Mass: 4 p.m. SUN. RoSIERE (Dalebroux) Holtz. ter Diane (Blackie) Delwiche, Stur- Mon. Night Prayer: 6pm N5789 State Hwy. 42, Kewaunee WI 54216 • Masses: 7:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. St. Hubert Catholic Church Roland's family moved geon Bay; one Godchild, Julie Ray, Childrens Service-Tue: 7pm 920-388-4688 • Sun. Service: 9 a.m., • Time of Prayer: 7p.m. • Mon Night Service 7 p.m. St. Paul's lutheran Church E3085 Co. X, Kewaunee WI 54216 920-837-2852 • Sat. Mass: 4.00 p.m. to Algoma where he graduated from Algoma; two sisters-in-law Lucille the Algoma High School in 1948. Graf, Algoma and Carol Densow,Obituaries St. Agnes Episcopal Church Third & Lake St., Algoma WI 54201 920-487-2015 • SUN. Services: 10:30 a.m. Holy Rosary Catholic Church 521 Juneau St., Kewaunee WI 54216 Cty Rd. AB, Luxemburg WI 54217 920-845-2095 • Services: Thurs. 7:30 p.m. Sun: 9:30 a.m. STAngElVIllE St. lawrence Catholic Church (St. Therese Parish Community) He attended two years at Marquette Theinsville; and one brother-in-law St. mary's Catholic Church 920-388-2285 • Sat. Mass: 5:30 p.m. SUN. Mass: 10:15 a.m. St. Thomas The Apostle Parish Hwy 163, Kewaunee WI 54216 920-388-3471 • Sat. Mass: 7:30 p.m. University before joining the U.S. Robert (Kathy) Kostichka, St. Paul, 118 Church St., Algoma WI 54201 (St. Joseph's Inter-Parish Community) SUN. Mass: 8 a.m. 920-487-5001 • Sat. Mass: 4:00 p.m. Immanuel Evangelical lutheran Church 5930 Humboldt Rd, Luxemburg WI 54217 • Air Force servicng from 1951 to MN. SUN. Mass: 8:15 a.m. 710 Dorelle St., Kewaunee WI 54216 920-845-5180 TISCH mIllS 1955. Before his discharge from Roland was preceded in death by 920-388-2592 • SUN. Service: 9 a.m. SUN. Masses: 7:45 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. St. Isadore The Farmer St. Paul's Ev. lutheran Church Wed. Night Service: 7 p.m. (St. Therese Parish Community) the Air Force he married Shirley his parents, father and mother-in- 406 Fourth St., Algoma WI 54201 nEW FRAnKEn 18424 Tisch Mills Rd, Tisch Mills WI 54240 • Kostichka on January 31, 1954 in law Jake and Lucy Kostichka, one 920-487-2263 • Sat. Service: 4 p.m. SUN. Services: 8 a.m. & 10 a.m. St. Peter's lutheran Church, Carlton N2441 Saint Peters Rd., Kewaunee WI 54216 grace Bible Church 2426 Diesel Court, New Franken WI 54229 920-776-1555 SUN. Mass: 10 a.m. Algoma. After his discharge he re- sister-in-law Ruth (Francis) Bader • 920-388-4521 • 920-866-1775 • SUN. Bible Study: 10 a.m. • BRUSSElS Victorious Faith ministries Worship Service: 11 a.m. White Star Psychic Science Church turned to Marquette University for and two brothers-in-law John Graf 219 State St., Algoma WI 54201 West Kewaunee methodist Church 2481 Co. Rd. C, Brussels WI 920-388-2622 two more years to get his Business Administration Degree. He worked and Charles Densow. Friends may call at the Obituaries 920-487-5775 • SUN. Service: 10 a.m. Wed. Evening Service: 7 p.m. 920-487-2727 • SUN. Service: 8:30 a.m. St. Joseph's Catholic Church (Inter-Parish Community) Seasonal: April thru Nov. Services every 2nd, 4th & 5th Sun at 10:30 am for many years for Schlitz Brown SCHINDERLE FUNERAL Wiesner Bottle Brewery Co. in Milwaukee. The couple lived in Milwaukee for three years, before moving to Algo- HOME, Algoma from 3 p.m. Fri- day, December 16, 2011 until the time of services at 7 p.m. with Rev. ICL Printing & Packaging &Furniture and Funeral Homes, Inc.— — Massart Since 1904 Schinderle Funeral Home "We Have a Tradition in Caring." 1600 Schinderle Lane • Algoma, WI 54201 ma in 1957. The couple owned and Bill Swichtenberg officiating. Full 522 Fourth St. • Algoma, WI 54201 (920) 487-9820 (920) 487-2662 operated the Algoma Laudry Mat Military Rites after the service. email: firstname.lastname@example.com Algoma • 487-2061 — Casco • 837-7414 www.schinderle.com for many years. Roland originated Burial in the Evergreen Cemetery, Laurie Schinderle - Jorgensen, Director/Owner the "Polka Dots Band" in the late Algoma. forty's and early fifty's. Family and friends may sign Taking Stock at Christmas Time Roland never missed a sport- the online guest book at www. Submitted by Russell Flemming - Guest columnist. ing event that his children were schinderle.com. I just started to dig into lunch over decision-making of the team? Such in the great nation of Wisconsin, at Taco Town in Luxemburg, when as what players to recruit, or trade? " and trying to ease the rising tension, Algoma Community Access Channel Jerry swaggered in, and proudly an- I asked. joked, "I'm from Seattle, where we Channel 97 Analog & 982 Digital nounced, "I am now the proud owner are still waiting for professional foot- Schedule for the week of December 25, 2011 of the Green Bay Packers." "Nope." ball to arrive." Sunday 3:30 pm. – Grace Lutheran Church "I just bought three shares of stock "At least you can sell the stock for Jerry didn't laugh, but took my fork 12:00 am. – Algoma School Board 5:00 pm. – Books in Our Time – Too in the Packers. One for me, and I am profit when it goes up in price." I and vigorously dug into my plate of 2:00 pm. – The Peninsula Singers Good to be true – pt. 2 going to give my wife and daughter stated. rice and refried beans. Christmas Concert - 2011 8:00 pm. – Conversations from St. each a share for Christmas." "No you can't sell the stock. All "You sure know how to make a guy 8:00 pm. – Community Band Veterans Norbert's – Erin Celello "How much did that cost you?" I you get is the certificate," added Jer- fill stupid," he said accusingly, point- Day Concert 2011 9:30 pm. – Chamber Chat - Festivals asked munching on a Taco Town ry, getting irritated with me. ing my plastic fork at me. Monday Friday Chicken Taco. "But we do get to go to the annual "What did you buy your wife for 11:00 am. – St. Mary's Catholic 11:00 pm. – Chamber Chat - Festivals "Only $250.00 a share." stock holder meeting, and vote for Christmas?" Jerry challenged bit- Church 12:30 pm. – Grace Lutheran Church "So $750.00?" the board of directors, and we get to terly. 12:30 pm. – St. Paul's Lutheran Church 2:00 pm. – Books in Our Time – Too "Well, there was also the $25 dol- buy special "owner only" clothing. "I got her a coat, and made a donation 2:00 pm. – St. John's Lutheran Good to be true – pt. 2 lar handling charge per share," said They've sold over 185,000 shares in her name to the Kewaunee County Church 3:30 pm. – Conversations from St. Jerry. already, so I'm not the only one buy- Food Pantry," I replied meekly. 3:30 pm. - Calvary Assembly of God Norbert's – Erin Celello So doing the hard math in my head ing shares," Jerry announced loudly, Disgusted Jerry pushed the plate 6:30 pm. – St. John's Lutheran Chil- 5:00 pm. – Concerts in the Park – Big and chewing on a nacho, took me a defending his decision. away, and stammered loudly, wiping dren's Christmas Program Mouth & the Power Tool Horns couple of minutes. "So you paid "So you don't get to see any of the beans off his beard with my napkin, 8:00 pm. – Christmas in the City - 7:00 pm. – Gallery Works – Alan Pape $825.00 for the shares?" games at Lambeau Field, or make any "You just don't have any pride in 2011 Itinerant Artist "Yes Sir! My wife and kid are going real game decisions, and you can't sell the Packers. You are full of beans! Tuesday Saturday to love the certificates. I am getting your stock. Sounds like you aren't re- You just don't care about important 9:30 am. – St. Mary's Catholic 11:00 am. – Chamber Chat - Festivals all three framed today?" Jerry added. ally a true owner." stuff!" Church 12:30 pm. – Conversations from St. "How much did the framing cost "You just don't understand. You Staring down at my empty plate, I 2:00 pm. – St. John's Lutheran Chil- Norbert's – Erin Celello dren's Christmas Program 2:00 pm. – Gallery Works – Alan Pape you?" aren't from around here. The Pack- asked Jerry, for the sake of his wife 3:30 pm. – Calvary Assembly of God Itinerant Artist "I got a special, around $100.00." ers are everything, and I got a certifi- and kid, "What else did you buy your 5:00 pm. – St. Paul's Lutheran Church 3:30 pm. – Concerts in the Park – Big Jerry said, stealing one of my nachos cate to prove we are real owners and family for Christmas?" 6:30 pm. – Christmas in the City - Mouth & the Power Tool Horns off my plate. supporters!" Jerry screamed angrily, 2011 6:30 pm. – Grace Lutheran Church "So the total cost is roughly $925.00, munching another nacho and taking a Russell Flemming, 8:00 pm. – St. John's Lutheran 8:00 pm. – Books in Our Time – Too once your shares are framed," I said swing on my diet coke. Church Good to be true – pt. 2 clarifying the cost. I apologized for not be being born Wednesday "The money goes to expand the seat- 12:30 pm. – St. John's Lutheran Shows on Channel 95 Analog & 981 ing and upgrade Lambeau Field. You Church Digital know it is a historical landmark." New Franken's BiggEST 2:00 pm. – Christmas in the City - Tues. thru Mon. - 10:00 am. – Happy "My kid and my wife are going to 2011 Yoga –Boulder Mountain – Episode 2 hoot when they open their Christmas 3:30 pm. – St. Paul's Lutheran Church Mon. thru Sun. – 12:00 pm. – Happy gifts on Christmas day," Jerry added 5:00 pm. – Calvary Assembly of God 6:30 pm. – St. Mary's Catholic Yoga – Boulder mountain – Episode 2 Mon. thru Sun. – 2:00 pm. – Recalling proudly. used Car dealer Ethel's Auto Sales "I bet they'll enjoying going to the Church the Past with Bernice Knospe games too," I chimed in. 8:00 pm. – St. John's Lutheran Chil- Mon. thru Sun. – 4:00 pm. – Education- "You don't get seats with the dren's Christmas Program al Forum – Tiokasin Ghosthorse stock." Thursday Mon.. thru Sun. – 6:00 pm. – Recalling "So you get to be involved with the 5523 Luxemburg Rd., New Franken • 866-2106 11:00 am. – Gallery Works – Alan Pape the Past with Bernice Knospe SAviNg You MoNEY EvERYdAY! Itinerant Artist Mon. thru Sun. – 8:00 pm. – Education- — Financing & Warranties Available — 12-21-11 12:30 pm. – Concerts in the Park – Big al Forum – Tiokasin Ghosthorse Mouth & the Power Tool Horns Farm, Commercial & Residential 102 FREE Estimates FoR SaLE: • Sand • Soil • Gravel • Fill SERVICES: Basements, Septic Systems, Ponds, Pits, and other Custom Excavating JJADIN WE ALSO DO SNOW PLOWING INC. 12-21-11 TRUCKING & EXCAVATING E1766 Thiry Daems Rd., Luxemburg WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS 845-9313 12-21-11 12--21-11 WEDNESDAY, December 21, 2011 THE COUNTY TRIBUTE PAGE 7 classifieds ! for rent D&L Restaurant Equipment, 2471 Carney Ave., Marinette, WI: Ph. 920-569-9681. (2) Bread slicers, table DRUG FOSAMAX (Alendronate) during 2000- February 2008? If you experienced a femur fracture (upper leg), you may Advertise in the FOR RENT - DUPLEX - Algoma. models; (3) Henny Penny rotisseries; (1) be entitled to compensation. Attorney Classifieds 2 BR, 2 Bath, Kitchen. Lower level Espresso unit, 2 flavor spouts, 115 + 220 Charles Johnson 1-800-535-5727 Laundry and Family Room. Garage. volt; (1) 3 flavor soda unit, refrigerated, Choice location. $500 per month. table model; (1) Panini grill, 115 volt; IF YOU USED THE ANTIBIOTIC Available Feb. 1st. 2012. Call 487-2140. (2) Coffee grinders; (1) Coffee bean DRUG LEVAQUIN AND SUFFERED 12-21 dispenser unit w/20 flavors: (1) 3 Flavor A TENDON RUPTURE, you may be Cappuccino unit; (5) Restaurant sinks, 1 entitled to compensation. Call Attorney FOR RENT - Kewaunee, 3 bedroom 2 & 4 compartments; (5) Bunn coffee units. Charles Johnson 1-800-535-5727 bath home. $550 plus utilities. No Pets. Call 255-3750. 12-21 Camp Lake, Iron River, Mich.: 2- ATV'S/Motorcycles/Scooters/ Office space on First or Second Floors in bedroom, 22x30 cabin with 26x36 SidexSides/Trailers/Snowmobiles. Richmond Center downtown Algoma. Month- garage, fireplace, water, septic, crystal New and used. 100's in stock. Verne's clear lake all year round, 100 ft. frontage, Honda/Suzuki/Kawasaki/Arctic Cat of ly rent varies with office size. Rent includes all utilities. Call 920-487-2120. 12-21 3 miles from SkiBrule, year round access, Antigo. 715-623-2378 or 800-537-4892. It's Easy, Just use the form below . . . Cost is $4 for the first 20 words, then an $149,900. Ph. 715-927-1798. Place your ad with the Great Northern additional 10 cents per word. 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"We're pleased to see state will debate oday's P bills — sponsored by House Tnew steps for regulators to Both olitics by Joe Aulik agencies doing all they can to help vet- House GOP members are honoring follow, including dictating that federal Judiciary Chairman Lamar Smith, a erans find suitable employment." their pledges to try to shrink the size of agencies select the "least costly" options Republican from Texas — would also Veterans Virtual Other states joining in the December government by bringing legislation to when writing rules. the floor that would restrain the regula- make it easier for industry and other out- The bill would force agencies to con- side interest groups to challenge agency Career Fair 13 event are Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Iowa, and Ohio. tory powers of executive branch agen- sider the "indirect" costsT oday's P of regulation actions in federal court. olitics (MADISON) –Governor Scott Walk- Each year 350,000 veterans na- Veteran Service News cies. when determining the economic ben- In a third bill (H.R.10), sponsored by er and the Wisconsin Departments of tionwide leave active duty and many Earlier this year the House passed efits of a proposed rule, a requirement Kentucky Republican Rep. Geoff Davis, Veterans Affairs, Workforce Develop- of them enter the civilian job market. bills targeting specific regulations, par- that Democrats and consumer advocates congressional approval of regulations ment, and Military Affairs announce Milicruit.com aids veterans through ticularly those from the EPA. But the complain is too vague. by Joe the with an annual economic cost of $100 that UBM Studios Milicruit, the recog- Aulik opportunity to register for virtual upcoming measures represent a broader Under a separate bill (HR 527) , fed- million or more would be required. nized leader for virtual career fairs for career fairs by building a profile, and attempt to overhaul the federal regula- eral agencies would have to consider the Those in favor of the rulemaking veterans, is partnering with Wisconsin employers are able to fully interact with tory system. The legislation would im- indirect costs of regulations on small changes say they will create jobs and and five other Midwestern states to pro- the job seekers. The career fair offers pose new cost-benefit considerations on businesses. That measure would re- boost the economy by limiting unneces- duce a Midwest Virtual Career Fair on virtual booths, job postings, company rulemaking. It would require Congress quire agencies to periodically review sary regulations. December 13. Wisconsin is reaching videos and presentations, live chats to vote on rules with major economic the effectiveness of existing regulations, Those against the rulemaking chang- out to veterans seeking jobs, and to em- with company representatives, video effects and would make it easier for out- while giving the Small Business Admin- es say the bills would undercut public ployers, to expand access to workforce interviewing, and resume and interview Veteran Service N side parties to challenge agency actions istration additional authority to inter- health and consumer protections by ty- development resources aimed at indi- assistance. in courts. vene in rulemaking that affects smaller ing the hands of regulators. viduals, veterans, businesses and work- force professionals. The Veterans Career Fair is supported by the U.S. Department of Veterans Af- 'Operation Fast and Furious' Grassley, the ranking Republican on The ranking Republican harshly criti- by Joe Aulik "Connecting Wisconsinites with jobs, fairs VetSuccess, Military Officers As- the Senate Judiciary Committee, has sized Breuer for a February 2011 letter with a strong focus on employment for sociation of America (MOAA), Wound- Weapons Trafficking Tactic Backfires been investigating the Fast and Furious from the Justice Department to Congress veterans, is a top priority," said Gover- ed Warrior Project, Disabled American - but no changes in personnel are made case for eleven months. He said in his that erroneously stated the ATF did not nor Scott Walker. "Virtual career fairs Veterans, and other organizations. Lawmakers are calling for Justice speech that it is "past time for account- allow guns to walk into Mexico. Though online are an innovative way to help Veterans interested in attending the Department officials to resign or be fired ability" at the senior levels of the Justice Breuer said he had no knowledge at the veterans find employment that matches event and employers interested in par- over Operation Fast and Furious. The Department. time of that letter that gave that false their interests and skills." ticipating in the event can register at "Fast and Furious" tactic called for gun Grassley's charges against Breuer's statements, documents turned over by The Midwest Virtual Career Fair by www.veteranscareerfair.com. dealers to sell firearms to purchasers on involvement in the tactic included two the Justice Department later revealed UBM Studios Milicruit is a job fair for "The Wisconsin Department of Veter- the Mexican border as a way to identify separate gunrunning probes. He accused that Breuer received several updates veterans and military personnel to come ans Affairs provides employment infor- Veteran Se members of trafficking networks. The Breuer of withholding information from on the February letter, and that he not together in an interactive 3D virtual set- mation on the department website," said weapons were not tracked or reclaimed Congress and the attorney general after only knew of the letter but had detailed ting. It is open to all active duty per- Secretary John A. Scocos. "We want to and were later used in violent crimes he learned in April 2010 about an ear- knowledge of the incorrect statements sonnel, Guard and Reserve, veterans provide the opportunity for this veterans by and fatal shootings on both sides of the lier gunwalking operation during the it included. and military spouses, and will showcase virtual career fair for our service mem- border. latter years of the George W. Bush ad- "His complete lack of judgment and dozens of industry leading employers bers and veterans. The department, in Sen. Charles Grassley (R-IA) called ministration. That operation was called failure to deal with gunwalking when and government agencies who are com- partnership with the Wisconsin Depart- for one of Attorney General Eric Hold- Wide Receiver. Grassley contends that he first learned of it in April 2010 was mitted to helping veterans find suitable ment of Workforce Development, will er's top deputies to resign over contro- if Breuer had spoken up, the subsequent bad enough, but this is the final straw," employment after serving our nation. be posting information links about this versial federal gunrunning probes. In a operation known as Fast and Furious Grassley said. "If you can't be straight The Fair will run on Tuesday, Decem- event and future veterans virtual job fiery speech on the Senate floor, Grass- could have been stopped. Operation with the Congress, you don't need to be ber 13, 2011, from 1:00 – 3:00 CST. fairs on our site, as part of our mission ley called for Lanny Breuer, the assis- Fast and Furious was linked to the death running the Criminal Division. It's time Milicruit brings the career fair to to reach out to veterans looking for em- tant attorney general in charge of the of Border Patrol agent Brian Terry last to stop spinning and start taking respon- job seekers and provides the ability to ployment assistance." Criminal Division, to step down. year. sibility." "walk" an exhibit floor, visit employer Vete For more information on the Midwest booths, view and apply for jobs, chat Virtual Career Fair on December 13, go Terrorist Detainee to prevent any of the National Defense izens, and gives the waiver authority to with job recruiters, network with peers, to www.VeteransCareerFair.com. To Authorization Act from overriding U.S. the president rather than the secretary and perhaps even line up a follow-up contact the Wisconsin Department of Language Changed in Defense Bill rights to due process. of Defense. video interview. The veterans virtual Veterans Affairs visit www.WisVets. Lawmakers from both chambers of "Nothing in this section shall be The House is expected to vote on the career fair is free for all veterans and com or call toll-free at 1-800-WIS- Congress have come to an agreement construed to affect the existing crimi- conference report for the fiscal 2012 military spouses to attend. VETS (947-8387). on a final version of the 2012 National nal enforcement and national security bill (H.R.1540) Wednesday, Dec. 14, Defense Authorization Bill. The next authorities of the Federal Bureau of In- sending it to the step is for the House and Senate to vestigation or any other domestic law While the president has threatened each pass a final version of the bill that enforcement agency with regard to a to veto the bill, most lawmakers now would then go to President Obama to covered person, regardless of whether believe the bill will satisfy the White either sign into law, or veto. such covered person is held in military House. In an effort to ease fears that basic custody," the provision states. The Senate Armed Services Commit- American rights would be destroyed, Another amended provision is a tee, which drafted the original language new language was inserted into the bill waiver that grants the executive branch of the bill, inserted a national security concerning the handling and detaining more powers to decide whether a sus- waiver and has made other changes of suspected terrorists. pected terrorist gets tried in civilian or to the provision at the Obama admin- Controversy over protecting Ameri- military courts. istration's request since it was written can rights According to at least one reliable in June. But the veto threat remained in New provisions were added because source, the bill does still include pow- place after the Senate passed its version of concerns that the law would have al- ers for the military to detain those sus- of the bill Dec. 1. lowed for unconstitutional military de- pected of terrorist activity indefinitely, Specifically, the measure would not tainment of U.S. citizens suspected of a measure that has created much of the affect "existing criminal enforcement terror acts. Those suspects could have uproar surrounding the bill. The final and national security authorities of the been held without charge or trial, a vio- bill renames the section "Military Cus- Federal Bureau of Investigation or any lation of basic American rights. tody for Foreign al Qaeda Terrorists," other domestic law enforcement agen- An amended provision addresses the presumably to underscore the fact that cy," whether the detainee is in military detainment concern. 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Pizza Hut Unveils Big Pizza Sliders and Chance to Try One Free
As America tuned in to the biggest sporting event of the year yesterday, pizza lovers watched, and listened, extra closely for the most famous word in the worlds of football and pizza: "Hut."
Last week, Pizza Hut announced that after "Hut" was heard on the gridiron during the Big Game in the Big Easy, they would conduct a massive giveaway of their next big pizza innovation. The drama ended early as TV viewers clearly heard the famous "Hut" during thesecond set of downs, unleashing a massive consumer event by providing free product at participating Pizza Hut restaurants nationwide. From 4-7 p.m. local time on Tuesday, Feb. 5, customers can get a free taste of the latest and greatest from Pizza Hut: Big Pizza Sliders. The giveaway is for carryout or dine-in only.
"The 'Hut' call came early and was loud and clear during the Big Game, and now we're ready to come through on our promise and activate one of the largest product giveaways in Pizza Hut history," said Kurt Kane, CMO, Pizza Hut. "America now has a chance to get a free taste of our new Big Pizza Sliders and on Tuesday we look forward to providing yet another Make It Great moment for our fans."
Big Pizza Sliders
Made with signature Pizza Hut Pan Pizza dough, these mega mini pizzas come nine to a box for $10 or three for $5 and are all about customization. Customers can choose up to three different recipe combos with up to three toppings each. That means you get what you want and what everyone else wants all at the same time. There's officially no more "fight" in pizza night. Pepperoni and cheese Big Pizza Sliders will be sampled on Tuesday.
Big Pizza Sliders were introduced to America yesterday during the CBS pre-game show just minutes before kickoff. Starting today, customers can get theirs at Pizza Hut restaurants nationwide and online at PizzaHut.com.
For the launch of Big Pizza Sliders, Pizza Hut is adding to the innovation by teaming up with Dr Pepper and Virgin Gaming to amplify the entertainment value that will make it great. Consumers who purchase any soft drink in-store or online receive a gaming piece directing them to logon at virgingaming.com/pizzahut for the chance to redeem multiple prizes and be automatically entered for a chance to win the ultimate gaming experience with a trip to E3 this spring.
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The US Government has a patent on Cannabinoids as antioxidants and neuroprotectants (Thank you, Lucy!)
No Medical Value?! Liars!!! in 2001 The United States of America as represented by the Department of Health and Human Services (Washington, DC) filed a Patent claiming Cannabinoids as antioxidants and neuroprotectants!
US Patent 6630507B:
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The present invention concerns pharmaceutical compounds and compositions that are useful as tissue protectants, such as neuroprotectants and cardioprotectants. The compounds and compositions may be used, for example, in the treatment of acute ischemic neurological insults or chronic neurodegenerative diseases.
Permanent injury to the central nervous system (CNS) occurs in a variety of medical conditions, and has been the subject of intense scientific scrutiny in recent years. It is known that the brain has high metabolic requirements, and that it can suffer permanent neurologic damage if deprived of sufficient oxygen (hypoxia) for even a few minutes. In the absence of oxygen (anoxia), mitochondrial production of ATP cannot meet the metabolic requirements of the brain, and tissue damage occurs. This process is exacerbated by neuronal release of the neurotransmitter glutamate, which stimulates NMDA (N-methyl-D-aspartate), AMPA (.alpha.-amino-3-hydroxy-5-methyl-4-isoxazole propionate) and kainate receptors. Activation of these receptors initiates calcium influx into the neurons, and production of reactive oxygen species, which are potent toxins that damage important cellular structures such as membranes, DNA and enzymes.
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3. University of Sindh Mazhar-ul-Haq Siddiqui briefed the visiting Consul General about the academic and research programmes offered by the university. The VC informed Stephen Fakan that Sindh University is the second oldest university in the country and it was established in 1947. He also informed the Consul General about the facilities being provided to foreign students who are studying at the university. The Consul General appreciated the standard of education provided by different faculties and departments of the university, and said that with regard to its area and staggering number of enrolment University of Sindh was veritable to any American university. Later on, the Consul General visited the Department of Mass Communication and Institute of Sindhology, where he met with faculty members and students. During his visit to the Department of Mass Communication, Stephen G. Fakan said that the subject of Mass Communication holds an auspicious future for its students as the growth of media, specially electronic media, is a recent occurrence in Pakistan. He said that female students of the department, who would become journalists in their future, should give priority to reporting on the issues of women empowerment, education and welfare. The Consul General said that the USA is interested in providing higher education facilities to the students of Pakistan and in this regard has facilitated a large number of Pakistani students who are enrolled in many different universities in the USA. Dean Department of Mass Communication Dr. Rizwana Chang briefed the guest about ongoing academic programmes and research papers which have been published by the department. The Consul General also visited the print and electronic media laboratories and studio of the department. The Consulate General consulate general
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