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SUPER BOWL SUNDAY
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to watch the game from...
never miss a play!
Barneveld Legion
Advancement ASSOC.
Holiday Party
Saturday February 13th
Barneveld Legion Hall
$10 Steak Dinner w/ potato & salad
Happy Hour starts at 5:00
Dinner is served at 6:30
ENTER A CHANGE TO WIN SHENANIGANS’
$50.00 SUPER BOWL GIVEAWAY
Legon & Advancement Members & Their
Guests Are Welcome To Come Up For A
Great Meal & Conversation With
Old Friends & New.
ORDER YOUR PIZZA EARLY
Please RSVP so we know how much food to order
576-4022 Lee Pollock
574-8884 Doug Manteufel
341-7314 Mike Peterson
LET US DO
THE COOKING
AND WE CAN HAVE READY FOR THE GAME
BIN GO
BARNEVEL D
LEGION HALL
SUNDAY - 1:00 PM
FEBRUARY 7
Progressive
Jack Pot $3,400
Limited space come early
Doors open at 11:00 AM
1st & 3rd SUNDAY OF THE MONTH
Come and have a delicious lunch before
bingo starts and get your lucky seat.
3 TV’s to watch your favorite sport,
plenty of refreshments available,
please no carry ins.
Any Questions Call 608 576 4022
FUN FOR EVERYONE...JOIN US SUNDAY
Ridgeway, WI
608-924-2819
Hours:
Wednesday - Sunday
Lounge opens @ 4:30 PM
Dining Room @ 5:00 PM
www.highpointsteakhouse.com
We will serve BRUNCH EVERY SUNDAY from 9am-1pm
Valentines Day Features
Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th
*21 Day Dry Aged Bone In Ribeye *Seafood Scampi
Make Your Reservations Today
The 2015-16
Barneveld High
School Dance Team
Performed This Past
Saturday At The
WACP Regional
Competition.
They team performed in the D5
Poms and the D2 Jazz categories.
They had two great performances
and represented Barneveld well.
This is the second year in a row
of going to the regional competition and the girls are gaining great
experience and working hard to
The BHS Dance Team (front to back, left-right) Charlotte Bloching, Second row:
Emily Straubhaar, Bailey Trainor, back row: Kayla Hazan, Hallie Amble, Abby make it to the next level of going
to State.
Meyer, Claire Harned, Jossy Amble, Carley Owens, Jenna Peterson
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NATURALLY SPEAKING
By Jerry
Jerry Davis
Davis
By
Erika Forseth
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come this
winter forth
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new may
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are trying
to spring
of
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and
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can grow
in this again.
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in a pouch
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months
beforequickly
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too. Their
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prehensile
so action
the animals
rely onwhite,
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trouttails
streams
coax
trout into
whenmay
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stream,
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and
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February
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February
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2015
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Worship
Service
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Worship
Communion
Food Drive
9:15
am
Sunday
School
9:15 am Sunday School
10:05 Hour
am
Coffee Hour
10:05 am Coffee
Greeters:
Pat & Carol Calhoun
Greeters: Ryan & ViAnn Lampman
Acolyte:
Coffee Hr: Ryan & ViAnn Lampman
Offertory:
Joyce Aschliman & Family
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25th
6:30
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Fellowship immediately after service
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THE RECIPE BOX
Memphis BBQ
Pork Totchos
Prep 15 m Cook 45 m Ready In 1 h
“A mashup of the BBQ pork nachos that are on so many menus in Memphis and
the South-of-the-Border influenced Totchos that have blown up as the must-try
bar food in Seattle. Serve with extra barbeque sauce for dipping.”
Ingredients
1 (28 ounce) package frozen bite-size potato nuggets (such as Extra
Crispy Tater Tots)
2 cups shredded pepperjack cheese
2 cups cooked pulled pork
1/2 cup chopped white onion
1/4 cup chopped pickled jalapeno peppers
1/2 cup barbeque sauce
1 cup prepared coleslaw (optional)
1 bunch green onions, sliced
Directions
Preheat oven to 425 degrees F (220 degrees C). Arrange potato nuggets in a single layer on a baking sheet.
Bake in the preheated oven for 20 minutes. Shake baking sheet
and continue baking until potato nuggets are extra crispy, 20 to 24
minutes longer. Remove baking sheet from oven and turn on oven’s
broiler.
Top potato nuggets with pepperjack cheese, pulled pork, onion, and
jalapeno peppers. Drizzle barbeque sauce over “totchos”.
Broil in the preheated oven until cheese starts to bubble, 5 to 7 minutes. Top “totchos” with coleslaw and green onions.
OF
Today.
Visit our website to
learn more about our
Wellness Team
members and the
services they offer
924-8621
blc@mhtc.net
or www.barneveldlutheran.org
BARNEVELD
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Pastor Jim
Hearne
pastorjimblc@gmail.com
INTERIM
- Pastor
Michael Rehak
924-8621 blc@mhtc.net or www.barneveldlutheran.org
February 7
Sunday
Accompanist:
Linda Seeley9:00 am Worship
9:15Group
– 10:00 Sunday School
Greeters: Bob Whitish Small
Ushers: Karla Pohlman Family
Tuesday Minister: Becky Stauffer
6:30 Bell Choir practice
Assisting
Wednesday
9:30 – 3:30 Food Pantry
Reader: Michelle Ihm
5:30-6:00- Lenten Soup Supper
Acolyte:
welcome
Com. Servers: Larry MyersAll&are
Lois
Lease
6:15 Lenten worship
Barneveld Food pantry is a cooperative outreach of the
Barneveld & Ridgeway churches, local organizations
The private
Food Pantry
is Open
onFood
Wednesday
– 3:30atorthe
by
and
donations.
The
pantry,9:30
housed
appointment
by contacting
Donations
Barneveld
Lutheran
facility924-8621.
is available
for thoseareinalways
need
welcome
Barneveld
Food
pantry
is
a
cooperative
outreach
of
in the area. The Pantry is Open on Wednesday 9:30
– 3:30
the
Barneveld
&
Ridgeway
churches,
local
organizations
and
or by appointment by contacting 924-8621. Donations are
privatewelcome.
donations. The Food pantry, housed at the Barneveld
always
Lutheran facility is available for those in need in the area.
THE RECIPE
BOX
Special items in our
“Town”
Healthier Broiled
Tilapia Parmesan
Even the angles a farmer during the next several months
by Jerry Davis
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BARNEVELD CONGREGATIONAL
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
BARNEVELD SCHOOL DISTRICT
NOTICE OF EDUCATIONAL OPTIONS
Election Day
Barneveld School District offers students a wide variety of education options to children who reside in
the District. Options include:
• Traditional high quality classroom educational programs
• Youth Options
• Course Options
• Advanced Placement Courses
• Online Courses
• Open Enrollment to virtual or brick and mortar schools
• Summer School programming
• Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs
 HSED completion in conjunction with Southwest Technical College
 At Risk education
 Special Education Programs
 Special Education Vouchers (under conditions specified in Wisconsin ACT 55)
 Early Childhood Special Education Programs
 Enrollment in a home-based private educational program as provided under state law
 Part time enrollment for non-public school children
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Don’t cook tonight!
Tuesday, February 16
4:30 pm – 7:00 pm
All You Can Eatf - Carry Outs Available!
Adults $8.00 – Children 5-12 $4.00
EVERYONE WELCOME!
GAFFNEY FAMILY CATTLE
“Our bus iness . Our Livelihood.”
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A full version of the District’s most recent school and school district accountability report, as issued by
the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction under section 115.385 of the state statutes, can be
accessed on the Barneveld website www.barneveld.k12.wi.us
The most recent state report card ranking (from 2013-14) assigned to each school within the District is:
Elementary 75.0 and Middle/High School 64.5. There are no charter or private schools operating within
the boundaries of the Barneveld School District.
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District Attorney Larry Nelson
for Iowa County Circuit Court Judge
Vote Tuesday, February, 16
PROVEN RESULTS TAKEN FROM ACTUAL HEADLINES AND EXCERPTS OF ACTUAL ARTICLES OF THE DODGEVILLE CHRONICLE
The
Dodgeville
Chronicle
Vol. 12 - Thursday, January 22, 2015
Circuit Judge Edward Leineweber
presided over the trial. Iowa County District Attorney Larry Nelson prosecuted the
case.
The
Dodgeville
Chronicle
Vol. 36- Thursday, July 2, 2009
The
WITZEL SAYS "DEATH
Dodgeville
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HEROIN DEALER
SENTENCED
Antwan D. Williams, "One of the
biggest suppliers of heroin in Iowa
County" has been ordered to serve a 20
year sentence after being found guilty of
first degree reckless homicide/delivery of
heroin. Iowa County District Attorney
Larry Nelson prosecuted the case.
Vol. 32- Thursday, May 26, 2011
MORE APPROPRIATE"
The
Dodgeville
Chronicle
Vol. 7- Thursday, November 27, 2008
CRIMINAL CASES MADE IT
THE LONGEST DAY
For the Iowa County court system it was
business as usual Tuesday, November 18
with a heavy emphasis on "busi." Or
rather make that busy.
Everyone from Judge William Dyke, to
District Attorney Larry Nelson, to the staff
in the Iowa County Clerk Office was extremely busy. And the result was the
largest amount of criminal cases in the history of the Iowa County Circuit Court
went through the system that day. According to the District Attorney's office, the
court handled 165 cases that Tuesday.
"We usually go through about 130 cases
on a busy day," a spokesperson from the
DA's office said. "But this was a much
busier calendar."
DA Nelson sat through them all as did
Judge Dyke.
Nelson feels the busy day is the result of
the fine investigative work of area law enforcement. "Certainly serious crime has
increased and overall criminal case filings
have increased to an all-time high," Nelson
said. "Some of that obviously can be attributed to a rise in criminal activity if one
looks at it with a simplistic view. However, I also believe the increase in criminal
filings is attributable to the efforts of law
enforcement throughout Iowa County in
quickly solving crimes and conducting
thorough and efficient investigations in a
timely manner."
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After Witzel, 42,
was sentencedJanuary
Friday
The
Dodgeville
Chronicle
Vol. 45 - Thursday, August 16, 2012
FORMER TEACHER,
COACH SENTENCED FOR
SEXUAL MISCONDUCT
Oleson was convicted of three felonies-sexual assault of a student by school staff,
child enticement and and third degree sexual assault. During sentencing prosecuting
attorney Larry Nelson called Oleson a
"parents worst nightmare."
"We hope that teachers are educators
and role models," Nelson said. "He preyed
on the most vulnerable...our children.”
Oleson will serve a six year sentence.
The
Dodgeville
Chronicle
Vol. 16- Thursday, February 3, 2011
JURY FINDS COBB MAN
GUILTY OF SEX WITH
UNCONSCIOUS PERSON
The trial for Kyle Wicks took place over
two days last week and ended with the jury
finding him guilty of five counts. Three of
the counts were misdemeanor bail jumping
and two of the counts involved an unwanted sexual encounter with a female.
Those were felony sexual intercourse with
an unconscious person and felony sexual
intercourse without consent. The first
count carries a maximum of 40 years in
prison and the second a maximum of 10.
GUILTY-NEEVEL COMMITS
RECKLESS HOMICIDE
During the two and a half day trial,
Neevel never wavered from his claim that
on July 11, 2010, he shot Jeffrey McPhail
because he feared for his life. Neevel's attorney Ronald Benavidas argued self defense. In closing argument District
Attorney Larry Nelson called on a John
Wayne movie he watched over the weekend to help make his point.
"The Duke was having a discussion with
someone about whether a person was
guilty of murder or not," Nelson said.
"What he said was, if both men had guns,
there would be room for reasonable doubt.
If only one man had a gun what else would
you call it. In this case only Andrew
Neevel had a gun."
Nelson said after the verdict he appreciated the jury's efforts. "They worked extremely hard which was evident by the
questions they asked. They did a fantastic
job examining the evidence and I thank
them for it."
The
Dodgeville
Chronicle
Vol. 44- Thursday September 3, 2009
SEX CRIME GETS LOCAL
MAN LONG PRISON TERM
Roger A. Bellinder formerly of
Dodgeville and a resident of Sun Prairie
when he was convicted, will spend nine
years in prison for sexual assault of a child
and four years for child enticement-sexual
contact as well as a count of exposing children to harmful material. He was also
given eight years extended supervision.
Bellinder’s case went to court on May
22, 2009 and he was sentenced August 18.
He was prosecuted by Iowa County District Attorney Larry Nelson.
to life in prison without the possibility of
parole, he told Judge Edward E. Leineweber he felt a death sentence would be more
appropriate. But, the Judge can't grant that
as Wisconsin is a death penalty free state.
In his sentencing argument prosecuting attorney and Iowa County DA Larry Nelson
spoke to the homicide count. "He (Witzel)
fancies himself a tough guy," Nelson continued. "He is no tough guy. A tough guy
is someone who overcomes adversity and
is mentally strong. A tough guy gets up
and goes to work when he doesn't feel well
but goes because others depend on him. A
tough guy is brave. There is nothing brave
about shooting unarmed persons in cold
blood without warning. You are a coward.
Society doesn't need to be protected from
tough guys. They need to be protected
from cowards. You will always be a danger to society."
After discussing the counts and the maximum sentence recommendations Nelson
turned to Witzel and said, "Prison is not
hell. You've got that (hell) to look forward
to."
The
Dodgeville
Chronicle
Vol. 29- Thursday, May 15, 2008
SEX WITH CHILD SENDS
MAN TO PRISON
A 45 year old Stoughton man was ordered to spend nine years in prison after
being found guilty of sex crimes by a jury.
Ronald O. Sugden was found guilty of
first degree sexual assault of a child and
two counts of second degree sexual assault
of a child. He entered not guilty pleas to
each of the counts. Sugden will also serve
11 years of extended supervision.
The case was prosecuted by Iowa
County District Attorney Larry Nelson.
The
Dodgeville
Chronicle
Vol.22- Thursday, March 27, 2008
SCOTT ANDERSON
SENTENCED FOR
PART IN KILLING
Scott P Anderson was found guilty earlier this year of causing the death of
Richard Qualls, 52, Dodgeville after putting him in a choke hold. Judge George
Curry sentenced Anderson to 18 years and
six months the maximum allowed by law
for the crime of Felony Murder.
Anderson's counsel was Craig R. Day.
Iowa County District Attorney Larry Nelson prosecuted the case.
The
Dodgeville
Chronicle
Vol. 33- Thursday, May 31, 2007
ARRAIGNMENT SET IN
RECKLESS DEATH CASE
Based on testimony heard last Thursday,
Iowa County Circuit Court Judge William
Dyke ordered Jerry Lee Warren and Scott
P. Anderson bound over for trial. Dyke determined there was sufficient evidence presented that Warren and Anderson can be
tried on their involvement in the death of
Richard Qualls. Felony murder is a class
U felony and carries a prison term of not
more than 18 years and six months.
Warren and Anderson are being prosecuted by Iowa County District Attorney
Larry Nelson. Warren is represented by
Roseann Olivetto and Melinda Campos.
Anderson is represented by Craig Day.
Detective Jerrett Cook, Department of
Criminal Investigations Special Agent Lisa
Wilson and David Pope of the Dodgeville
Police Department gave testimony. Also
testifying was Dr. Robert Corliss, a pathologist with UW Hospital and Clinics. He
said he ruled the cause of death as "homicidal violence" caused by multiple hemorrhages to the neck along with blunt force
trauma to the head and thorax.
Anderson's attorney spent 45 minutes
questioning Corliss. He went through an
explanation of choke holds and pointed out
that even law enforcement officers who
are skilled in administering such a hold to
render a person unconscious, sometimes
end up with the person dead.
Day also asked if it was possible the cardiac arrest was brought on by cocaine or
crack ingestion. Corliss said "I can't rule
out or rule in cocaine as the cause of cardiac arrest."
During cross, Nelson asked Corliss if he
had ever ruled the use of cocaine as a cause
of death.
Corliss said he had many times. "How
many had ligature marks at the feet and
hands?" Nelson asked. "None," was the response offered by Corliss.
When testimony was finished Dyke determined "I am satisfied the criteria has been
met and there is probable cause," he said as
he bound Warren and Anderson over on all
counts.
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DMAP improving deer hunting by A Time for Mothers
managing environment
Hello, I am organizing a Time for Mothers to get
together for sharing support in the winter months.
Winter can be a difficult time: the early darkness of winter calls
for hibernation and reflection; and yet the busyness of life in the
human world goes on. The kids are inside more when it is so cold;
getting ready to go outside to school or work takes at least twice
as long; winter colds and flu happen more frequently. What’s a
mother to do?
I am picturing mothers meeting at the Library, every other week through February and
March and half of April: 6 times for 90 minutes each. My role will be to facilitate conversations and exploration of how we can balance the care of others and care for ourselves.
There will be time to tell your stories of daily life in a safe, deep listening place. You can
share what has worked for you and ask for support when you need it.
ask questions, go to the DNR Web
site on that date and search using
Chat as the keyword. These chats
are archived and can be re-read at
any date after the chat.
“There are many ways participants can get additional information
and assistance from us once they’re
enrolled,” Nack said. “They get to
know their local forester and biologist; they meet neighbors at workshops, they are mailed information;
and they may sometimes be able to
get antlerless tags at a reduced price.”
The highest interest by the first
750 participants who signed up was
concentrated in northern Wisconsin, but now nearly every county has
some landowners who are enrolled.
Surveys from participate suggest a 93 percent satisfaction rating.
A total of 188,000 acres have
been enrolled in the program to
date.
Two public land areas are enrolled, too, including the Milwaukee
Parks Department and the Dane
County Parks Department.
“This is a good time to sign up,”
Nack said, “because there are fewer
things to compete with a landowner’s time right now.”
One optional aspect of DMAP
is data collection by the participant,
such as deer taken, their ages, weighs,
lactation rates, antler structures and
observations on other wildlife.
DMAP, in general, does not
conflict with state forestry and land
conservation program such as managed forest law and conservation reserve programs.
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608-924-9711
Barneveld, WI 53507
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Blue Mounds
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I am Wendy Alettha. I have lived in Barneveld for 10 years now on the periphery of the
community. I am a mother, a grandmother and in the past I was a foster mother as well.
My daughter and I ran a daycare, Magical Child, in Madison for children, 6 weeks to 3 years
old. I am a licensed clinical social worker and a Parenting Coach. A passion of mine is
supporting parents to enjoy parenting so that children grow up feeling loved and accepted
for who they are. This requires a wise balancing of love and limits. And time for Self Care.
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In 2014 the Department of Natural Resources Deer Management
Assistance Program coordinator,
Bob Nack, began inviting applications from landowners asking for
help managing wildlife habitat. The
management emphasis was usually
about deer, and deer habitat.
The management practices
suggested and agreed upon between
the landowners and DNR biologists
and foresters also may be tailored
toward other wildlife, either directly
or indirectly.
Forestry management that
enhances deer is usually good for
ruffed grouse and wild turkeys.
Songbirds, smaller mammals, and
forest understory plants are usually
enriched, too.
“For us it was taking the next
step in terms of land management,”
said Aaron Bigalke, of New Lisbon
in Juneau County. “It was nice to
meet our county forester and biologist to make sure we were doing it
right and changing things to make it
better.”
Bigalke is part of a group cooperative of five landowners who own
730 acres. Therefore, they applied
for the Level 3 participation level.
They pay $150 for three years of assistance from the DNR.
Level 1 has no acreage minimum, is free, but does not offer a site
visit to the property.
Level 2 has a 160-acre minimum, costs participants $75 for
three years, and grants the landowner(s) one site visit.
Landowners wishing to enter the program this year need to
finish the process by March 1, 2016
by completing and submitting the
DMAP application. Additional information is available on the DNR
Web site, through the local DNR
forester or biologist, from Nack and
a member of the County Deer Advisory Councils.
A DNR on line chat is scheduled
for noon, Feb. 11. To read along and
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Be cautious when looking to have your Shellac Manicure. Many salons will call their
gel polish services a “shellac manicure” however they don’t actually use Shellac.
Shellac is a brand of polish like Kleenex is a brand of tissue. One of the great benefits of the Shellac polish is a
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Library Board
of Trustees
Wednesday
Feb. 24, 7 pm
Friends of the
Library
Tuesday
Feb. 23, 6 pm
Everyone is
welcome to attend!
HOURS
Mon—Thu
10—7
Friday
10—5
Saturday
10—1
The Barneveld
Public Library
wants to
thank you!
We had our work cut
out for us as we entered the fall season,
but with much help, we
managed to achieve
our goals. From holding
our annual Halloween
Party to moving into a
new building, we had
help every step of the
way. Thank you for being such a supportive
community.
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Because of you, we
were able to expand
how we serve the community and start a new
era in the library. We
are thankful for your
support; we couldn't
have done it without
you!
COMING UP
Early Release
Makerspace
Mar. 9, 1-3 pm
Drop-in Ages 7 & up
Mom Book Group
Sat., Jan. 30 8:30 am
discussing “Still Alice”
by Lisa Genova & “The
Cherry Harvest” by Lucy
Sanna
Mid-Book Club
(6th - 8th Grade) Wed.
Feb. 3,
3:30-5 pm
discussing
“Wednesday Wars” by
Gary D. Schmidt
Over 55
Book Group
Mon. Feb. 22, 1pm at
Summit Apt. meeting
room discussing “Tilli’s
Story” by Lorna Collier
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THE BARNEVELD/RIDGEWAY OVER 55
GROUP will meet Feb.8th and 22nd for a potluck
lunch at noon at Summit Apartments Dining room.
On February 8th Rita Stanton will hold her foot clinic. She soaks your feet, cuts your nails and massages
your feet all for $20.00 each visit. Call 924-4342 for
an appointment. On February 22nd, Jeannie Lewis
plans on attending our meeting and she would like
each guest to bring a favorite item and tell the story
about the item -- a version of show and tell.
For our March program, we will give everyone who
would like to participate, a brown paper bag. This will
be a brown paper bag white elephant game. You will
put your first name initial on the bag. Then add an
item that begins with that initial and bring it to the
next meeting. Donna will explain more at our February 8th meeting.
March meetings are the 14th and the 28th. Come and
join us
TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE VILLAGE OF
BARNEVELD - Any qualified elector who is unable
or unwilling to appear at the polling place on Election
Day may request to vote an absentee ballot. The elector must also be registered and proof of identification
must be provided in order to receive an absentee ballot. Please contact the Village Office at 924-6861 or
403 E. County ID, Barneveld, WI 53507 to request
an application to vote absentee. The first day to vote
an absentee ballot in the clerk’s office is Monday, February 1st, 2016 (Hours for casting absentee ballots:
Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (Noon)
and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and on Friday, February
12th, 2016 by appointment). The deadline for making an application by mail is 5:00 p.m. on Thursday,
February 11th, 2016 and deadline for voting absentee
in the clerk’s office is 5:00 p.m. on Friday, February
12th, 2016.
BMAP ECOLOGY LECTURE
Time: 7:00PM Thursday Feb 4th, 2016
Location: State Bank of Cross Plains, 1740 Business
Hwy 18-151 E. (Main Street) in Mount Horeb (next
to Culvers Restaurant)
Dr. Karen Oberhauser will give a talk titled ‘Dwindling numbers for an iconic insect: the biology and
conservation of Monarch butterflies,’ describing the
amazing biology of monarch butterflies, the work of
citizens and scientists in documenting monarch populations at all stages of their migratory cycle, as well as
potential responses to declining monarch numbers.
The Blue Mounds Area Project (BMAP) is an organization based in Mount Horeb that seeks to inspire, inform and empower private landowners in Southwest
Wisconsin to enjoy, protect and restore native biodiversity and ecosystem health.
For more information about joining BMAP, site visits, or other events, please visit www.bluemounds.org,
email info@bluemounds.org, or call 608-561-2627.
THE FRIENDS OF THE MILITARY RIDGE
TRAIL will be holding their Annual Meeting on
Monday, February 8, 2016, at 6:00 p.m.
This meeting will be held at Blue Mound State Park
in the Friends Shelter. Election of officers will be held.
All members and those interested in becoming members are encouraged to attend. A variety of delicious
refreshments will be served.
ABSENTEE VOTING IN THE TOWN OF
BRIGHAM
Anyone desiring an absentee ballot for the February
16, 2016 Election, must do so in writing to the Town
Clerk at 407 E. Business ID, Barneveld WI 53507. Included with your written request should be a copy of
a current photo ID.
Absentee voting in the Town Office begins Monday,
February 1, 2016 at 8:00 AM. A photo ID will be required.
Audrey Rue, Town Clerk
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AMERICAN LEGION SAL meets the 2nd Tues. of
each month @ the Legion Hall.
AMERICAN LEGION will meet the first Monday
of each month at 7:00 PM at the American Legion
hall.
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.
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.
HEALTHCARE EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
To find out more detailed information about all open positions
and to apply, go to our website at
www.uplandhillshealth.org
Upland Hills Health
800 Compassion Way, Dodgeville, WI 53533
*Director of Patient Financial Services – fulltime salaried management position
*Housekeeping – part-time position
*Family Nurse Practitioner – full to part-time
clinic position
*Pharmacy Technician – seeking part-time certified tech
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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 437-2213.
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.
11014 Ridge St
Blue Mounds
608-576-3429
Dazzling Digits LLC is looking to expand!!!
I am Certified Master Pedicurist with a full service nail
salon and solid reputation in the Blue Mounds, WI area.
I offer everything from acrylic and gel, shellac and nail
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I am looking for an individual who is passionate about the
nail industry, is driven to continue to learn and possesses
uncompromising health and sanitation standards.
Your knowledge that a solid business is built on these
things wrapped in superior customer service is the
attitude I need on my team.
Bring your skills to Dazzling Digits and you will be offered
opportunities to learn new skills in a collaborative environment.
We are known for superior pedicuring and, working with
the only Certified Master Pedicurist in the area, you will have
opportunities to treat complex cases and further learn your craft.
You will also enjoy a fairly flexible schedule but must be able to work
evenings and some Saturdays. Position to start out part time
but if desired could expand into full time.
Only candidates holding a valid Wisconsin manicurist
or cosmetology license will be considered.
Please forward your resume and cover letter for
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FEBRUARY
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February 25
Wellness Wednesday, NOON
Arcadia Books in Spring Green
Sustainable Healthy Lifestyle Tips
March 18
Wellness Wednesday, NOON
Arcadia Books in Spring Green
Migraine Headaches
February 26
Basic Life Support for Healthcare
Providers-Renewal Class, 6-9 pm
March 25
Wellness Wednesday, NOON
Arcadia Books in Spring Green
Spring Allergies
MARCH
March 4
Wellness Wednesday, NOON
Arcadia Books in Spring Green
Controlling Cholesterol Tips
March 5
Community Links Program
Economic Update 5-6 pm
March 6-7
Spring Crop for a Cause
March 11
Wellness Wednesday, NOON
Arcadia Books in Spring Green
Nutrition vs. Fad Diets
March 18
Community Links Program
Mount Horeb Wellness Night
Featuring documentaries: Fed Up!
and Weight of the Nation, a free
meal and the cookbook, Super
Snacks for Super Kids, 6-9 p.m
Mount Horeb High School gym
Autume Gollon
Direct: (608) 574-7500
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Monthly Support Groups
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 “Gilda’s On the Go” Cancer Support Group —
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April 7
April 7-May 12
April 8
Stamp A Stack
Diabetes Education Classes: 5:30 pm
NEW,7,NEW,
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4-Part session April
14, 21, 28
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using NEW stamp
sets,
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paper, and accessories out
Tuesdays, 1:00-3:30
pm
of the NEW Occasions Catalog,.
Community Links Program
Fastpitch
Throwers
Clinic 2016
Monday
February
15th,
April 8
Community Links Program
Barneveld
Lutheran Church
Social Security Presentation
Kathy
Bramlett,
5-6 pm
6:30-9:00
if youOellerich,
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January
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you there!!!
Inspire...Create...Share
Stampin
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Grief Support Series
begins,
April 13
Topic “Where am I today?”
Michelle Ihm
- Independent Demonstrator
April 15
Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon 608-924-2616NOON,
Cell 574-4866
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Church
April 16
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