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2009 Ford Focus SE
FWD, 76K, 35MPG HWY
Great Car! $8,995
Lucky’s upcoming events
January 25
BU473
Chili cook off 4:00
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BU511
2010 Chrysler Sebring Touring
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78K, $11,995
2012 GMC Terrain SLT-2
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Moon roof, LOADED! $24,995
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2013 Chevy Silverado 2500 LT
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2010 Chrysler Town & Country
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2008 Chrysler 300 Limited
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2012 Nissan Xterra SUV
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2007 Ram 2500 SLT
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2004 Ram 2500
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2013 GMC Sierra 1500 SLE
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2006 Chevy Silverado
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2012 Chrysler Town & Country
Like new...32K
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2013 Ram 1500
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30K...$28,990
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2011 GMC Acadia Denali
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SECLUTION
8310 Hwy 39,
Hollandale - $480,000
Executive home on 19 wooded
acres with rock Outcroppings,
wildlife and seclusion.
Lot 1 Lone Pine Rd.
Barneveld - $59,900
Location, beauty,
convenience, water, fertile
soil & ready to build on
2182 Erb Rd ,
Verona - $299,000
3 bedroom, just a few miles
west of Verona and in the
Mount Horeb School District
207 Madison St.,
Blanchardville - $79,900
Incredible old Victorian home
with fenced yard & newer
two story 2 car garage.
NEW LISTING
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311 Academy St.,
Mount Horeb - $169,900
Brick home w/beautiful woodwork,
oak trim, built in cabinets open
floorplan on corner lot.
7805 Schurch Rd.,
Barneveld - $425,000
4 bedroom ranch home with
skylights, Gas FP, hot water
circulation system & large shed.
Lot 2 County Road J,
Mount Horeb $259,000
Secluded 14 acres w/large mature
oaks, out-croppings, meadow
w/a spring & bldg. site.
Lot 1 Savannah
Barneveld $279,600
New home – to be built on
contract terms.
Pick your own colors and extras.
BARNEVELD LEGION HALL
BARNEVELD CHURCHES
HALL FOR RENT
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CALL TO BOOK YOUR
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MARY ANN MYERS 924-4943
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
CATHOLIC PARISH...Barneveld 8:30 AM
January 18th
January 25th
Lector: Judy Straus
Lector: Jerry Hook
Servers: Dayne Evans Servers: Natalie Elfering
Morgan Fuerstenberg
Noelle Elfering
Louden Fuerstenberg
Nicole Elfering
Greeters: Randy and
Karen Schult
Greeters: Michael and Mary
Segebrecht
EVENT TODAY!
WEDNESDAY HAPPY HOUR SPECIALS
STO P IN
NATURALLY SPEAKING
By Jerry Davis
Anyone who has glanced at Aldo Leopold’s “A Sand County
Almanac” and the numerous illustrations by Charles W. Schwartz
probably remembers the black-capped chickadee perched on a
much-used splitting wedge hammered into the Good Oak.
Later in the book another chickadee illustration appears. This
bird is perched on a dead limb stub, looking down at its leg band,
65290. These non-migratory birds are so common that most people recognize this tolerant bird who sometimes sits on a person’s
shoulder, or on a cap’s bill. Chickadees have good memories as
far as birds are concerned. They remember food caches and even
food quantities for days or weeks. Few people would choose a
word other than cute to describe a chickadee with its oversized
round head, tiny body, and an insatiable curiosity. This bird’s
group name is hard to come by, but Michel Perry, the humorist
columnist used hustle (he says he just made it up) to describe these
birds in a recent column. A weak reference was made to banditry
by someone else, denoting the black head markings. Body temperatures can be a concern for such a small birds during Wisconsin’s subzero mornings. Remarkably, chickadees can lower their
body temperatures as much as 10-12 degrees Centigrade during
cold winter nights. So don’t mess with the black-capped chickadee. They have too many friends.
CONGREGATIONAL UNITED
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Rev. Donna Kaveloski
(608) 778-4782 (cell) (608) 924-0086 (parsonage)
e-mail: [email protected]
CALL ME TODAY
608-935-2316
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Sun. Jan. 18th 9:00 am
Worship Service
Josie Koerwitz Baptism
9:15 am
Sunday School
10:05 am
Coffee Hour
10:30 am
Council Meeting
BARNEVELD LUTHERAN CHURCH
INTERIM - Pastor Michael Rehak
924-8621 [email protected] or www.barneveldlutheran.org
Sunday January 18
9:00 Worship
9:15 – 10:10 am Sunday School
Tuesday January 20
6:30 pm Bell choir practice
Wednesday January 21 9:30 – 3:30 Food Pantry Open
6:00 pm Confirmation Class
Dr. Kimberly Ann Horsfall, DC, CCSP®
“Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician”
RENT BASED ON 30% OF YOUR INCOME
www.barneveldfamilychiropractic.com
The BFC invited you to join us on
the 2nd Monday of the month to
have a little fun and learn more
about Young Living Products.
Workshops will run from 5:30-6:30
pm at our Wellness Center.
Saturday by Appointment
Visit our website to
learn more about our
Wellness Team
members and the
services they offer.
THE RECIPE BOX
Slow Cooker
Chicken Taco Soup
Prep Time: 15 Minutes...Cook Time: 7 Hours
Ready In: 7 Hours 15 Minutes...Servings: 8
“A hearty combination of beans, corn, tomatoes, and taco seasonings, slow
cooked with shredded chicken. Top each bowl with Cheddar cheese, sour
cream, and crushed tortilla chips. Made mostly of canned ingredients, this
tasty soup lets the slow cooker do the work so you don’t have to!”
INGREDIENTS:
1 onion, chopped
1 (16 ounce) can chili beans
1 (15 ounce) can black beans
1 (15 ounce) can whole kernel corn, drained
1 (8 ounce) can tomato sauce
1 (12 fluid ounce) can or bottle beer
2 (10 ounce) cans diced tomatoes with green chilies, undrained
1 (1.25 ounce) package taco seasoning
3 whole skinless, boneless chicken breasts
shredded Cheddar cheese (optional)
sour cream (optional)
crushed tortilla chips (optional)
DIRECTIONS:
1.
Place the onion, chili beans, black beans, corn, tomato
sauce, beer, and diced tomatoes in a slow cooker. Add taco seasoning, and stir to blend. Lay chicken breasts on top of the mixture, pressing down slightly until just covered by the other ingredients. Set slow cooker for low heat, cover, and cook for 5 hours.
2.
Remove chicken breasts from the soup, and allow to cool
long enough to be handled. Stir the shredded chicken back into
the soup, and continue cooking for 2 hours. Serve topped with
shredded Cheddar cheese, a dollop of sour cream, and crushed
tortilla chips, if desired.
The Food Pantry is Open on Wednesday 9:30 – 3:30 or
by appointment by contacting 924-8621. Donations are
always welcome Barneveld Food pantry is a cooperative
outreach of the Barneveld & Ridgeway churches, local
organizations and private donations. The Food pantry,
housed at the Barneveld Lutheran facility is available for
those in need in the area.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is an American federal holiday
marking the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. It is observed
on the third Monday of January each year, which is around
the time of King's birthday, January 15. The floating holiday
is similar to holidays set under the Uniform Monday Holiday
Act.
King was the chief spokesman for nonviolent activism in
the civil rights movement, which successfully protested racial
discrimination in federal and state law. The campaign for a
federal holiday in King's honor began soon after his assassination in 1968. President Ronald Reagan signed the holiday into
law in 1983, and it was first observed three years later. At first,
some states resisted observing the holiday as such, giving it
alternative names or combining it with other holidays. It was
officially observed in all 50 states for the first time in 2000.
The idea of Martin Luther King Jr. Day as a holiday was
promoted by labor unions in contract negotiations. After
King’s death, United States Representative John Conyers (a
Democrat from Michigan) and United States Senator Edward
Brooke (a Republican from Massachusetts) introduced a bill
in Congress to make King’s birthday a national holiday. The
bill first came to a vote in the U.S. House of Representatives
in 1979. However, it fell five votes short of the number needed
for passage. Two of the main arguments mentioned by opponents were that a paid holiday for federal employees would be
too expensive, and that a holiday to honor a private citizen
would be contrary to longstanding tradition (King had never
held public office). Only two other people have national holidays in the United States honoring them: George Washington
and Christopher Columbus.
Soon after, the King Center turned to support from the corporate community and the general public. The success of this
strategy was cemented when musician Stevie Wonder released
the single “Happy Birthday” to popularize the campaign in
1980 and hosted the Rally for Peace Press Conference in 1981.
Six million signatures were collected for a petition to Congress to pass the law, termed by a 2006 article in The Nation as
“the largest petition in favor of an issue in U.S. history.”
At the White House Rose Garden on November 2, 1983,
President Ronald Reagan signed a bill, proposed by Representative Katie Hall of Indiana, creating a federal holiday to honor King. It was observed for the first time on January 20, 1986.
FUNDRAISING
Friends of the
Library
Tue. Jan. 20, 6pm
Library Board
of Trustees
Tue. Jan. 27, 6:30pm
Anyone is
welcome to
attend!
Save the Dates:
 Sat. Feb. 21
Comedy Night at Barneveld Legion Hall
 Sun. Mar. 29
Art Auction at Deer
Valley Lodge
 Sun. May 10
Tulip Festival featuring
the Community Band &
HS Choir
 Sat. June 13
Golf Ball Drop at Deer
Valley Golf Course
HOURS
Mon—Thu
10—7
Friday
10—5
Saturday
10—1
Find out more:
608-924-3711
Barneveldpubliclbrary.org
UPDATE
$800,000
$745,000
We’re almost
there! You can
help us reach
our goal;
consider making
a donation today!
READ
• Over 55 Book
Group Mon. Jan. 26,
10:30am watching
“The Help” at Summit
Apts kitchen meeting
room
• Mom Lit Book
Group Sat. Jan. TBD ,
8:30am reading “How
to Talk So Kids Will
Listen & Listen So Kids
Will Talk” by Adele
Faber
• Mid-Book Club (6th
& 7th Grade) Wed.
Feb. 4, 3:30pm contact library for next
selection
First Baby of 2015 at Upland Hills Health
Unlike last year, staff in the
Birthing Unit at Upland Hills Health
had to wait patiently for the arrival of
the first baby of the New Year. He arrived Monday, January 5.
Congratulations goes out to
Dean and Liana Mericka, parents of
the first baby born at Upland Hills
Health in the New Year! Everett Griffin Mericka, was born just before 10
in the morning, weighing 8 lbs, 1 oz.
The proud father said, “We’ve
had a lot to celebrate this year, our
marriage, buying a farm and our first
child.” Little Everett is the first baby
for Liana and Dean, and the first baby
of 2015 for Upland Hills Health.
The 2015 New Year Baby received a basket of newborn supplies
courtesy of Upland Hills Health.
Autume Gollon
Direct: (608) 574-7500
[email protected]
autumegollon.bunburyrealtors.com
130 N. Iowa St.
Dodgeville, WI 53533
BARNEVELD BOOSTER CLUB
WINTER SPORTS
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Golf Course
and Lodge
Barneveld
608-924-3033
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GAFFNEY FAMILY CATTLE
“Our bus iness . Our Livelihood.”
4888 Cty HH, Barne veld, W I
608-924 -1029
www.gaffneyfamilycattle.com
DID YOU KNOW?
GFC
Bull
2014
U.S. total
beefSale
exports:
355.6bulls
billion went
pounds to
Top export markets:
Canada, Japan,
5 states
Mexico,Averagi
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Eagle Flyer
Candy Cane Classic Tournament
By: Liz Skaife
Edited By: Samanta Schult
Editor: Samantha Schult
January 15th, 2015
O
ver the holiday weekend, Mt.Horeb,
Platteville, and Westfield traveled to
Barneveld to participate in the Candy Cane Classic. On the first day, Barneveld played
Platteville beating them 74-26, with Rachel Slaney
scoring 22, Hannah 23, and Mia Whitish 9. Rachel
also lead in steals with 9, Hannah Whitish 4, and
Kelsee Fargo 3. To finish off the day, Hannah had
5 assists, Taylor Owens 4, and Rachel 3. Mt.Horeb
played Westfield winning 55-37, sending Mt.Horeb
and Barneveld to the championship. In the third
place game, Platteville beat Westfield 56-46. In the
championship game, Barneveld beat Mt.Horeb 6036 with Rachel scoring 23, Hannah 16, and Maggie Oimoen 9. Hannah lead with 5 assist, Mia and
Kelsee with 3. Rachel lead with 5 steals, Hannah
and Kelsee with 3. Maggie quoted, “We played
well together and it all worked out in the end.”
Local Students Test Gardening
Techniques in Community
7th grade students from Barneveld Middle
School have started a project to address the
lack of access to fresh produce in Barneveld.
The main idea of this project is to have students
use their math and science skills along with
aspects of the engineering design process and
technology tools to solve a problem in their
community. The students have come up with
the idea of helping community members grow
fresh produce on their own properties. Students
would like to build garden boxes, vertical
gardens and tower gardens in order to solve the
issue of lack in fresh produce. We are looking
for people to volunteer their yards, decks, or
flower beds for students to build various garden
structures and plant produce for spring. If you
would like to be part of this opportunity or have
further questions, please contact Jordyn Whitish
or Karley Moore at the emails listed below.
Upcoming Events
1/16-GBB vs. Black Hawk 6:00
1/16-Hockey @ Madison Ice Arena 8:00
1/17-BBB @ Seneca 6:00
1/17-Hockey @ Madison Ice Arena 7:30
1/19-GBB vs. Edgwood 6:00
1/20-BBB @ Argyle 6:00
One – TwO - Three – FOur…LeT’s
have a change war!!
Monday, January 19 th Varsity Girls
Basketball (Barneveld vs Edgewood)•
Each varsity player will have a container that will
hold the change brought in by their fans. • The
player with the most change at the end of the
night will be “Player
of the Week” o One kicker is…dollar bills will
take the tally backwards. • Plan to join the fun
and support your favorite girls’ basketball team!
All proceeds (change and dollars) go to “More
Than A Game” cancer awareness fundraiser!!
Eagles Take Down the Comets
By: Alyssa Doescher
Edited By: Samantha Schult
Senior Profile: Michael Ranney
By: Sierra Eno
Edited By: Samantha Schult
Michael Ranney is a senior at Barneveld
High School. Michael’s favorite subject is math and
his favorite teacher is Mr. Elfering. Michael is involved in VICA. Outside of school, he works on his
family farm or other dairy farms. After high school,
he plans on going to college for dairy herd management, then take over the family farm. Good luck to
Michael in the rest of his senior year and his future.
On December 12, 2014, the Barneveld Girls
Basketball team played Albany at home. Rachel
Slaney lead in both offensive and defensive rebounds,
she had 7 offensive and 3 defensive rebounds. Hannah Whitish broke the record of most points scored
in a game. She scored a total of 35 points. Rachel
followed Hannah with 28 points. The Eagles took
down the Comets with an ending score of 82-14.
Eagles Fall to Lancaster
By: Wes Williams
Edited By: Samantha Schult
Last Friday night the Eagles played Lancaster in a non-conference matchup. The first half was
back and forth resulting in a 20-20 tie at half. Lancaster came out hot at the start of the second half
pulling out a small lead. The Eagles ended the third
quarter with a run; the score was now 34-35. The
fourth quarter was full of excitement; the Flying Arrows took the lead with just over a minute to go causing the Eagles to foul to try to save time. The Flying
Arrows capitalized on the free throw chances and
pulled away at the end to seal a 55-49 win for the visiting team. The high scorers for the Eagles were Matthew Myers with 17 and Brycen Sorensen with 13.
Jordyn- [email protected].
k12.wi.us
Defeating Monticello
Karley- [email protected].
wi.us
By: Corissa Lease
Edited by: Samantha Schult
The Girls Basketball Team Cancer Fundraiser
“More Than A Game” will be on Thursday,
February 5, 2015 VS Monticello. The last order
for Apparel is due on January 23rd (delivery February 2nd) Order forms are available at school by the
concession stand or see Renee (608-574-7274).
The apparel is navy with hot pink & white lettering.
The motto is Big Fight Big Win!
Short-sleeved t-shirt ($15)
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On December 23rd, our Barneveld Girls’ Basketball traveled to Monticello for a rather outstanding game. They finished with a score of 67 – 31 with
the Eagles taking the victory. Mia Whitish aided in the
victory with a total of 13 points right behind Rachel
Slaney with 15. Rachel also ended the night with 4
assists and was followed by Mia Whitish and Kelsee
Fargo with 2. Kelsee had the overall lead for rebounds
with a total of 6, Mia coming in at a close second with
5, and Rachel with 4. Hannah Whitish led the team
in points, ending the night with 20, and had the most
assists with a total of 8, and also scored her 1000
point. When asked about her accomplishment, Hannah said, “I wouldn’t have been able to accomplish it
without my teammates.” Congrats Hannah and good
luck to the rest of the team in your games to come!
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Parents and guardians are reminded to keep
the school informed of any changes to your address, phone numbers and/or email addresses (and those of your emergency contacts).
Correct information is essential in case of an
emergency. If you have changes to be made,
please email Jean Thousand (jthousand@
barneveld.k12.wi.us), call Barneveld School at
924-4711 or send changes in writing with your
student.
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YOUTH:
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A name can be added for $5 per location.
School Secretary
EDUCATION FOUNDATION OF BARNEVELD IS…
… a permanent nonprofit endowment fund created in 1997 for Barneveld High School graduates. Its mission is to award scholarships
to graduates on the basis of outstanding academic achievement etc.
Eagle Investments of Barneveld, LLC
Trollway Insurance LLC
311 West Main Street
Mount Horeb, WI 53572
Scott Marty
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By assisting these students financially, they may pursue career goals through continued education. To date, the foundation has
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There are several ways to make tax deductible donations to “The Foundation”. Cash donations may be made by individuals or
groups/organizations, estates, trust funds, a gift of real estate, or securities are also accepted.
Cal & Julie Williams
Lowell & Tammie Thronson
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Visitors Always Welcome!
Education Foundation of Barneveld 1998-2014 Scholarship recipients:
Mary Weatherford
Gunther & Victoria Kolb
Dodgeville Agri-Service
Email: [email protected] Web: www.barneveldlutheran.org
Jennifer Berg, Erica Scheidegger
Shannon Mauger, Michelle Manteufel
April Cox, Marika Belusa
Sheila Davis, Pam Nechkash, Kerin Zimpel
Heather Luhman, Denise Williams
Kelsey Jabs, Dustin Peterson
Amber Luhman, Elise Belusa
Heidi Peterson Brondson, Kirsten Swedlund, Ted Curtis
David Moyer (2), Emily Sutter, Megan Sawle
Andrew Cory, Jim Flannery, Kelly Leary, Brian Phillips, Nick Allen, Christine Hufton
Laura Miller, Nicole Moyer, Tiffany Ziegler, Travis Ayers
Brittany White, Jacob Perry (2), Grace Coyne
Robert Harlow, Erin Perry, Hilary Moyer, Josh Slaney, Karlee Carmody
Travis Fenton, Brad Zander, Hannah Hetue, Alexis Brown, Joanne Parent
Mindy Kelly, Sawyer Lee, Tory Schave, Becka Owens, Jimmy Brown, Amanda Wendt, Hannah Coyne
Emily Opsal, Taylor Bowser, Alexis Bahr, Bridget Olsen, Danielle Sickels, Andrew Hummel, Tyler Owens
Jacob Sickels, Hailey Kleppe, Kaitlyn Walker, Tessa Archie, Tristan Graves, Keller Kirch, Jana Hummel,
Kristen Udelhofen
Ayers Furniture
Marie Dimpfl
Anton & Joan Arneson
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Memorials In Memory of Deceased as follows:
Tami Bowser
Kevin Knudson
Ginny Feist
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WAY
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In Memory of Harold Zander by: Rita Zander, Ralph & Audrey Kleppe, Mark Ryan, Phyllis Marx, Wendy Singer, Renee Vieau, Kelly Ames
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P.O. Box 66
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924-2200
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924-4943
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Linnae Ignatius, Vice President
MaryAnn Myers, Secretary
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608-220-1667 OR 608-924-2053
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Real Estate Market?
Buying Or Selling A Home Or Land?
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THE BARNEVELD/RIDGEWAY OVER 55
GROUP
We meet the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month.
Join our book club and we will select a new book
to read on January 26th and discuss it on February 23rd. Mary Weatherford has agreed to lead the
book club and the discussions.
Next meetings: January 26...February 9, February
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HEALTHY LIVING WITH DIABETES
Barneveld Shopper This FREE 6-part workshop is for adults with Type
2827 McSherry-Nihles Rd, Barneveld, WI 53507
2 diabetes or pre-diabetes. This workshop will empower you to manage your diabetes better. You can
do it! You’ll learn to improve your blood sugar levels and decrease health distress which ultimately
leads to fewer visits to the hospital. The workshop
meets once a week Jan. 6 through Feb. 10, from 2 to
4:30 pm at Upland Hills Health. Facilitated by Stacey Terrill of the Aging & Disability Resource Center and Jaimee Jordan from Upland Hills Health.
Call 930-9835 to sign up.
LIVING THE DREAM - THE GREAT GIFT OF
ORGAN DONATION.
On January 18 at 1 pm at Upland Hills Health in
Dodgeville, 3 individuals will share their inspirational stories. They travel the state to raise awareness of the gift of organ donation and to show that
you can move forward in life no matter what.
THE JANUARY MEETING OF THE BIRCH
LAKE HCE will be held at Marcia Thompson‘s
home on Monday, JANUARY 26 at 7:30pm.
Co-hostess will also be Marcia Thompson and we
will receive and fill out our 2015 meeting books.
Visitors are welcome! For questions, contact Marcia at 924-8621.
BMAP CONSERVATION CONVERSATIONS
EVENT
7PM January 22, 2015
Talk Title: “What’s up with pollinators, and what
can you do to help?”
Speaker: Patrick Liesch, manager of the UW-Madison Insect Diagnostic Lab
Location: Mount Horeb Branch of the State Bank
of Cross Plains, 1740 Bus 18-151 in Mount Horeb,
next to Culvers Restaurant.
See www.bluemounds.org for a map.
Patrick will discuss some of the recent trends we’ve
been seeing when it comes to pollinators and what
landowners can to to help protect and encourage
these important beneficial creatures.
Free and open to the public. Refreshments will be
available.
The Blue Mounds Area Project is a community-based organization that seeks to inspire, inform
and empower private landowners in the Southwestern Wisconsin region to enjoy, protect and restore
native biodiversity and ecosystem health.
For more information about other events, event
cancellation, joining BMAP or site visits, please visit www.bluemounds.org, email info@bluemounds.
org, or call 469-2998.
HEALTHCARE EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
AMERICAN LEGION SAL meets the 2nd Tues. of
each month @ the Legion Hall.
To find out more detailed information about all open positions
and to apply, go to our website at
AMERICAN LEGION will meet the first Monday of
each month at 7:00 PM at the American Legion hall.
Upland Hills Health
800 Compassion Way, Dodgeville, WI 53533
TH COMMUNITY CLOTHES CLOSET'S hours
are the 2nd & 4th Saturdays, 10 a.m. -noon and the
3rd Thursday, 5-7 p.m. The Clothes Closet located
at 102 E. Lincoln St., Mt. Horeb.
www.uplandhillshealth.org
*Nursing Assistant – p.m. & night shift CNA position open in our long term care unit
*COTA – part to full-time day shift position primarily in Home Health.
*Nurse Practitioner Hospitalist/House Supervisor – part to full time APNP hospitalist position.
*Patient Access & Communications Supervisor –
full-time supervisory position
*Payroll – part-time .6 FTE payroll specialist position
CHURCH NEWS
SPONSORS NEEDED
LOOKING FOR 2-3 MORE SPONSORS
PLEASE CALL OR EMAIL WITH ???
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Stamp A Stack
Join us in making 10 cards
with envelopes.
All Occasions
We will be using NEW material and
stamps out of the
NEW OCCASIONS Catalog.
Monday January 19th, 2015
Barneveld Lutheran Church
6:30-9:00
FREE GIFT if you RSVP by Friday January 9th.
FREE GIFT if you bring a friend.
Childcare is available, please contact prior to the event.
Hope to see you there!!!
Michelle Ihm - Independent Demonstrator
608-924-2616 Cell 574-4866 [email protected]
FOOD PANTRY: The Barneveld Food pantry is a
cooperative outreach of the Barneveld & Ridgeway
churches, local organizations and private donations.
The Food pantry, housed at the Barneveld Lutheran facility is available for those in need in the area.
The Pantry is Open on Wednesday 9:30 – 3:30 or by
appointment by contacting 924-8621. Donations are
always welcome.
THE BARNEVELD ADVANCEMENT ASSOCIATION is looking for new members. We meet the
3rd Tuesday of every month, so if you’re interested
in giving back to the community please come to the
American Legion Hall at 7pm.
THE BLUE MOUNDS FOOD PANTRY & CLOTHING CONNECTION is located at 11010 Blackhawk
Drive, located in the Blue Mounds Industrial Park
south of Hwy 18/151. Hours are every Thursday
from 9 to 11 and 4 to 6. We have no residence restrictions. You can come every week. We offer free
food and clothing. Questions about food contact
Sharon at 437-8680 or clothing contact Fran at 4372213.
Always willing to accept donations. Monetary ones
can be sent to PO Box 92, Blue Mounds, WI 53517
while others can be brought to the Pantry during
open hours or call the contacts.
BARNEVELD SCHOOL BOARD meets the 2nd
Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. Everyone
welcome.
FORD APPLIANCE
“SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS”
MINERAL POINT
662 Dodge St.
608-987-2748
Visit Either
Location
608-776-3333
*Refrigerators *Microwaves
*Water Softeners *Washers/Dryers
*Freezers *Water Heaters *Dishwashers
[email protected]
DARLINGTON
420 Main St.
After the
sale it's the
service that counts.
Purchase locally and
get fast, reliable,
and friendly
service!
SUCCESSFUL BUSINESSES ARE
JANUARY IMMUNIZATION SCHEDULE:
USUALLY CONSISTENT
January 21
9:00 – 11:00 a.m.
AND AGGRESSIVE ADVERTISERS
January 26
3:00 – 5:30 p.m.
A common excuse from small business owners is “The BIG
Please call the Iowa County Health Department at
businesses can afford to advertise, but we’re just a small
(608) 930-9870 for an appointment and bring imcompany. Sure, some of these big businesses started out
with large investment capital, but consider this perspecmunization record. Children must be accompative—Perhaps they were small, gained momentum, and
nied by a parent or legal guardian or have a note
continued
to grow because they understood the importance
from parent and be accompanied by a person over
of and utilized their advertising. They out-advertised their
eighteen years of age.
competition in order to gain their position, and then have
continued to advertise to maintain that position.
Pamper Yourself Or Loved One
You're Invited to the 3rd Annual
Souper-Bowl of Soups
Saturday, January 24th, 2015
4:30-7:30pm
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Barneveld
Enjoy a hot bowl of soup or chili served in a fresh bread bowl, top it off with
cheese and crackers, and don't forget to save room for some homemade dessert!
All you can Eat
Adults: $8 Children (5-12): $5 Under 5: Donation
Proceeds to benefit the Cash for Camp Scholarship Fund.
The Night will Also Include:
SILENT AUCTION
*Variety of gift baskets including a movie basket and a soup supper basket.
50/50 Raffle
*Winners will be drawn at the Souper-Bowl of Soups. Need not be present to win.
*Tickets will be sold up until the 7pm drawing on the 24th.
*Tickets are $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00.
*Winners will be drawn at every $250 raised and are eligible to win up to $125.
** In case of severe weather, snow date is Sunday, January 25th from 4:30-7:30pm.
Our Valued Walnut Trees
“is it worth it to advertise in
your local newspaper?”
For many small businesses that sell to consumers,
yes it is — provided you think of your local newspaper as
not being the major-metro newspaper but the local community or suburban newspaper, where the audience is targeted, the ad rates lower, and the staff motivated to place your
marketing message with more of a personal touch.
Call The Barneveld Shopper Today
To Get Your Business Noticed!
SUCCESSFUL BUSINESSES ARE USUALLY CONSISTENT AND AGGRESSIVE ADVERTISERS.
A common excuse from small business owners is “The BIG businesses can afford to
advertise, but we’re just a small company. Sure, some of these big businesses started out
with large investment capital, but consider this perspective—Perhaps they were small,
gained momentum, and continued to grow because they understood the importance of
and utilized their advertising. They out-advertised their competition in order to gain their
position, and then have continued to advertise to maintain that position.
Jerry Davis
One might ask why there are so
many black walnut trees, particularly
young walnuts, in southwest Wisconsin’s deciduous forests today. They are
common in other places, as well, including fencerows, abandoned fields,
and roadsides.
Black walnuts are native to our
area, meaning they belong here and
are adapted to the climate and weather we have each summer and winter.
In the past, there were fewer
black walnut trees, but the tree’s habit
of stump sprouting, prolific seed production some years, great seed dispersal and seed planting by squirrels has
increased their spread and frequency
significantly.
There are actually two walnut
species in this area, the black walnut
and the white walnut, more commonly called butternut.
Butternuts are extremely susceptible to a fungal canker (blight)
disease. Black walnuts are not susceptible but have a different disease
problem. Most butternuts have been
logged or died of the blight (canker).
The young trees usually hang on long
enough to produce a few seeds and
then they die.
In the 1930s, black walnut
seedlings were a popular species for
landowners to plant when they were
sometimes given away free. About
40 years ago walnut plantations were
heavily planted too. All of that planting led to greater seed sources of nuts
for squirrels to spread.
Walnuts react as a weedy, pioneer
Small limbs of black walnuts are sometimes cut and split for firewood even
though their heat value is less than 80 percent that of white oak.
species, coming in where there are
openings in forests. Then they spread
quickly and easily to nearby areas.
Black walnuts are susceptible
to fire when prairies and forests are
burned, but the stumps may resprout.
Walnuts have become, in the
minds of foresters, the most valued
hardwood in North America.
Comparing a white oak tree
and a black walnut tree often shows
the walnut being worth at least twice
as much as an oak. In rare cases, that
could be as much as 10 time, even
more, than the oak.
Problems arise with this added
value, too.
Butternut blight is not a problem, but there is a walnut disease in
western U.S. that does great damage
to walnut forests. It has not appeared
in Wisconsin yet. Thousand Cankers
Disease is caused by twig beetles and
associated fungi, which eventually
weaken or kill the tree.
Black walnuts are not a state tree
of any state.
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