No. 08 - June 13 2011

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Senior Chatter...........................pg. 27
Real Estate..............................pg. 4-5
Death Notices & Editorial .......pg. 9
Heavy Equip./Vehicles.............pg. 25
Services...............................pg.18-20
Dining/Entertainment...........pg. 22-23
Recreational........................pg. 17
Bows/Guns.............................pg. 17
Pets..........................................pg. 24
Specialty Shops........................pg. 8
Help Wanted.............................pg.21
Bids & Notices......................pg.10 -12
Area Events .........................pg. 3
Auctions......................................pg.6
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The Mole Lake Flea Market
opens June 11, not the 10th
as reported. Not our fault!
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Volume 26 No. 08, June 13, 2011 (715) 478-3640 or 1-800-234-2152 Fax: (715) 478-3540 email: pionexp@newnorth.net
2011 Wabeno
High School
Valedictorian
Erica
Keller
Erica Chivan Keller is graduating from Wabeno
High School with a 3.991 grade point average as
Valedictorian. She will be attending Mount Holyoke
College in South Hadley, MA majoring in mathematics and
minoring in Italian.
After she is done with school, her future plans are
to work at a university in research or become a professor.
Erica also hopes to spend part of her life in Italy.
During high school, Erica has been involved in
Drama, Forensics, Choir, Band, Wrestling, Cheerleader,
National Honor Society, Class Treasurer, and the Student
Council Secretary.
Erica's interests are biking, volunteering at the
Forest Larger Parish, and going to the Concordia
Language Villages Italian Camp. She is the daughter of
Dale and Mary Ellen Keller of Lakewood.
2011 Wabeno
High School
Salutatorian
Heather
Huettl
Heather Leigh Huettl is graduating from Wabeno
High School with a 3.977 grade point average as
Salutatorian. She will be attending the University of
Wisconsin-Oshkosh majoring in Pre-Professional
Physical Therapy.
She plans on graduating with a Bachelor of
Science degree in Kinesiology with an emphasis in
Healthcare Science.
Heather will then transfer to
Madison to receive a Master's Degree in Physical
Therapy.
During high school, she was involved in
Volleyball, Basketball, and Softball for all four years, Class
Secretary (Freshman), Vice President (Sophomore),
President (Junior & Senior), Band, National Honor
Society, Lions Honor Student in English, WIAA Scholar
Athlete, Badger Girls State Representative, Academic All
Conference for Volleyball, and Basketball Captain as a
Senior.
Her interests are all water sports, which include
jet skiing, tubing, and wakeboarding. She loves to read
and spend time with family and friends. Heather is the
daughter of Don and Teresa Huettl of Wabeno.
ATV Safety Training Course to be
offered in Townsend
Red Arrow Snowmobile ATV Club will conduct a
DNR ATV Safety Course the evenings of Wednesday July
6th and Thursday July 7th. This class is required for legal
ATV/UTV operation by anyone born on or after January
1st, 1988.
The classes will be held from 5:30 p.m. to 9:00
p.m. both evenings at the Townsend Town Hall and
attendance at both sessions is required. Pre-Registration
forms can be obtained by e-mailing
jbrantmeier@athenet.net or mailing a request to John
Brantmeier, 17643 Bennett Lane, Townsend, WI. 54715.
Returning a
$10.00 fee and the completed preregistration form will insure a seat in the class as only 30
seats are available…first come first served.
This is a “classroom course” so it is not
necessary to bring an ATV or riding equipment. Parents
and guardians may take the course or observe based on
space available.
Do you live outside of the Pioneer Express
delivery area?
See us at
www.PioneerExpressCrandon.com
Laona High
Valedictorian
Heather
Zimmer
Heather Zimmer, youngest daughter of Gary and Olivia
Zimmer of Laona, is the Valedictorian of the Laona High School
graduating class of 2011.
Heather has maintained a 4.0 GPA, while being an active
participant in cross-country, softball, and forensics for all four
years of her high school career. Her forensics achievements
include two silver medals and two gold medals at state
competition. She has been a member of the National Honor
Society for three years, serving as Co-President for one year.
Heather has played a part in every play and musical of the past
four years. These extra curricular activities, particularly the state
forensics competitions, sectionals in softball and two trips to the
state Cross-Country competition comprise her most memorable
high school experiences.
She will be majoring in Computer Science with a
concentration in Graphic Design and Implementation at St.
Norbert's College this fall.
Heather would like to extend her thanks to her family,
friends and teachers and stated; "I couldn't have made it without
them." One of her favorite quotes to pass along as words of
wisdom to underclassmen is: "Never be afraid to be yourself.
Those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind."
Laona High
Salutatorian
Micheala
Chrisman
The Salutatorian for the Laona graduating class of
2011 is Micheala (Mickey) Chrisman, daughter of Tim and
Anne Chrisman, of Laona.
Leo Club and Student Council membership
(serving as president one year), managing the crosscountry team, three years of National Honor Society
participation and serving as Co-President for one year, are
among the things that have kept Mickey busy. In addition,
her talented participation in numerous plays and musicals
has entertained many audiences.
Mickey feels that any moment spent together is a
memorable one. Thus, her favorite times have been those
many moments spent in the company of her small group of
classmates who are like extended family to her. To
underclassmen, she suggests that the best approach is to
try your hardest throughout high school, rather than just at
the end. This consistent hard work will pay off greatly
when you are applying and going to college.
Micheala will be heading to UW-Madison in the
fall to study photography and some psychology to help her
determine her major field of study.
Krabbe's Sportsman's
Bar to open Friday
It might not look like this place will be open by
Friday, June 10th, but Channon Krabbe was determined last
Wednesday to make the deadline. Channon and husband
Todd will be running the Sportsman's Bar, on Lake Avenue in
Crandon, from now on, and have been painting and cleaning
at a brisk pace. Stop in, pull up a stool and say hello!
This poor bear tangled with a porcupine. It looks
painful! The photographer is asking for a volunteer to
help him pull the quills. He said he is willing to pull the
quills if someone would offer to hold the bear while he did
the pulling. Call the Pioneer if you want to be the holder.
Forest County Chamber of commerce to
host 1st annual shank open
Crandon, WI (June 7, 2011)- The Forest County
Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for their 1st Annual
“Shank Open” Golf Outing scheduled for Friday, June 24
at Nicolet Country Club in Laona.
For only $79.00 per person, golfers will enjoy 18
holes of golf with cart, a continental breakfast, lunch and
dinner, raffle prizes, hole prizes, and a hole in one event
where you'll have a shot at a brand new vehicle. This is a
great opportunity to get out and network with other
members of the community and support the Chamber.
Registration forms can be picked up at The Chamber
Office located at 116 South Lake Avenue in Crandon.
`
Also, if you are interested in sponsoring a hole,
providing something for the goody bags, or donating a
prize for the raffle, please contact Melinda at the Chamber
office at 715.478.3450 or by email at
director@visitforestcounty.com.
Boys and girls needed to sell
tickets for a shot at Crandon's
4th of July Royalty
The Crandon Fire Department is looking for boys
and girls to sell tickets for the July 4th Celebration in
Crandon. As in the past, whoever sells the most tickets
reigns as King or Queen of the celebration. Ages ten
through nineteen are eligible.
The boy or girl who sells the most tickets will also
receive a check for $200, and other cash prizes will be
awarded based on the amount of ticket sales and number
of entries. The winner will be crowned on Friday night,
July 1st, at the street dance that will be held downtown.
The winner and the runner-up will have the honor of riding
in the parade on Saturday, July 2nd. Entry forms and
tickets are available at Flowers From the Heart in
downtown Crandon.
More details will be forthcoming on the
celebration, but in a nutshell, the parade will be at noon on
Saturday, July 2nd. The auction will be held after the
parade, and the big tent will be set up, so it happens rain or
shine. The band 4th Floor will play Saturday night, and
fireworks will be as large as ever at Palmer Park, at dusk,
on Saturday, July 2nd.
Blood Drive to be held in Carter
A Forest County Potawatomi Community Blood
Drive is being planned on Thursday, June 23 from 12:00
Noon to 4:00 p.m. The blood drive with the Northwoods
Community Blood Center will take place at the Wee Care
Center on Highway 32 in Carter, next to the Potawatomi
Carter Casino.
“Our local hospitals depend on the blood given
by volunteer donors,” said Jan Hadsell at the blood center.
“Many of today's medical treatments involve transfusions
of red blood cells, platelets or plasma. These blood
components can only be obtained through the generosity
of volunteer blood donors.”
Advance donation appointments are highly
recommended. People may schedule an appointment by
calling Yvonne at (715)478-4319, or going to
www.save3lives.org.
Scheduling an appointment in
advance reduces waiting time, keeping the total time
required for a donation to less than an hour. Walk-in
donors are also welcome.
Blood donors must be at least 17 years old (16
with parental permission), weigh at least 110 pounds, be
in general good health, and bring a photo ID. Donors are
encouraged to eat a regular meal and drink plenty of fluids
prior to donating.
PIONEER EXPRESS PAGE 2, JUNE 13, 2011
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TOPSOIL
If you just need a
small load of topsoil
for your yard or garden
- or a big bunch, I have
some by Argonne.
Can load trailer or can
coordinate a delivery.
Call Jim at
715-784-0084
I am sure that I don't have to remind anyone that
lives in Wisconsin that we can have some pretty rough
winter months. Anything outside during those times take a
beating and the American Flag outside the Sheriff's
Department is no exception. The old flag served for a
summer and winter, but Mother Nature took its toll and
Monday, June 6th, the Veterans of Foreign Wars presented
Sheriff John Denee with a beautiful new flag.
Sheriff Denee said he noticed that the flags around
town don't last long in our climate and it is important that we
have presentable flags flying in our town.
Crandon 4th Graders attend 1st Wolf River Tourism Conference & tour historic
Dinesen log cabin in Mole Lake May 12. photo by Richard D. Ackley, Jr.
Thank You
As we embark on our 19th anniversary serving our
community we would like to show our gratefulness by
saying Thank You to our past, present and future
customers for your continued confidence in our work.
We as a business strive to serve you with the best
collision repair services available to the northwoods.
Once again, thank you with helping us to
succeed and to serve you.
Your friends at
PICKEREL AUTO BODY
Jeanine, Brad, Ted & Barbara
(715) 484-2402
W6482 Cty. Rd. A, Pickerel, WI 54465
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Wabeno Lions honor
Senior Citizens
and High School Seniors
CL ASSIFIEDS!
On Friday, April 29, the Wabeno Lions Club
hosted its annual Senior Citizen Fish Fry. As guests of the
Lions Club, senior citizens from the area gathered at
Madonna Hall in Wabeno to visit with friends, to enjoy a
fish dinner prepared and served by the Lions Club, and to
enjoy entertainment provided by Lions Leo Lamers and
Gregg Tallier. The Lions delivered meals to those who
were not able to attend the event.
The Wabeno Lions, along with the Lakewood
McCaslin Lions, also honored Wabeno High School
seniors at its 57th annual Senior Banquet. The senior
class and their parents, along with their class advisor,
other faculty members, and members of the
administration and school board enjoyed a chicken dinner
prepared by Pichotta's Pub in Wabeno, held in the high
school gymnasium. Lion Mike Richmond was master of
ceremonies for the event.
After the dinner, the group gathered in the
auditorium to hear guest speaker Richard Pintsch, a 1968
graduate of Wabeno High School and owner of Pintsch's
Hardware in Townsend. Richard talked about the many
changes that have occurred over the years since his
graduation and reminded the students that despite the
small size of Wabeno's high school, they have received an
excellent education that will allow them to be and do
whatever they set out to do. He said that a key factor will
be in how they adjust to the many and sometimes
unexpected changes that will occur in their lives.
The Wabeno Lion Paul Newton recognized
seniors Erika Keller of Lakewood and Brad McLaughlin of
Wabeno with the club's annual service awards. Both
young people have been actively involved in a variety of
volunteer activities that exemplify the Lions motto “We
Serve.”
Area Events
Laona Quarterback Club Annual
Golf Tournament
Saturday, June 11th, Nicolet Country Club
Registration
7:30-9 am
Tee Off Time 9 am
Entry Fee is $75 person
includes 18 holes, lunch,
door prize entry, drink
tickets, steak dinner and
tons of fun!
Still time to register your team!
Call Missy at 715-902-0335 to register.
Dinner to follow at the Laona Fire House with the auction starting at
6 p.m. and music to follow.
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE DINNER AND AUCTION.
You Are Invited To
Vacation Bible School 2011
For Kids Pre-School
thru 6th Grade
Sunday, June 26
thru Thurs., June 30
6 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
(Check-in starting at 5:30 p.m.)
Praise Chapel
200 East 6th St. • Crandon
Right behind the fire station in Crandon
J & S Fun Tours
BRANSON 9/19-24/11
All Lodging, 7 Meals, 6 Shows
•Lee Greenwood/Louise Mandrell
•12 Irish Tenors •Jim Stafford •Plus More
715-473-4554 or 715-367-6078
Non-golfers can purchase wristbands for $15 for steak dinner.
National Forest's motorized trails
ready for riding
The Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest's
motorized trails are ready for riding thanks to the trail riders'
patience.
“Our motorized trails are mostly dry and in good
•AA Meetings - Back Door Group - Open meetings Monday nights @ 7 p.m., Lakewood Area Library. Call
condition at this time,” said Catherine Pinegar, Forest
Mary 715-276-2318.
Recreation
Planner. “They are open for people to enjoy!”
•Al-Anon Meeting every Mon. Night 7 p.m., Nicolet Medical Clinic in Lakewood. Call 715-276-6321.
All-terrain vehicle riders did their part to help
•Comm. Life Council monthly meeting, 6:30 p.m., at the VFW Hall, second Thurs. of every month.
protect everyone's recreation opportunities by honoring this
•AA Meeting Thurs. 7:00, Lakewood Lakes Country Library. Call Bill at 882-3512 for more info.
•AA Meetings: Tuesday nights, 7 p.m., Indian Springs Lodge, Carter. Closed meeting. Barb at 715-473-3904 spring's trail closure and its voluntary extension, she said.
Late spring weather conditions and additional rain
•Free Blood Pressure Clinic: every Tues., 3:30-5:00 p.m., Nicolet Medical & Dental Clinic, Lakewood.
made the trails prone to erosion and other damage. With
•Free Immunizations for all children Thru Age 18: by appoint. Nicolet Medical, Lakewood. 715-276-6321.
dryer weather, the trails are ready for use.
•Forest County Big Book Closed AA Meeting: Thurs.7 p.m. at Crandon Library. 478-2598 or 715-889-1829.
•Narcotics Anonymous Meeting: Sat. at 10:30 a.m., Indian Springs Lodge, Carter. Call Chita at 715-850-1269
“We really appreciate the public's patience and
or Dave at 715-276-3687.
willingness to refrain from riding on the trails when they were
•Forest Cty. Humane Society; Open to public every Sat. from 10-2. Call for more info 715-478-2098.
wet due to our late spring conditions,” Pinegar said.
•FREE Road Construction Class: For more info call 715-478-7633.
•Forest County Marine Corps League Meeting - 1st Wednesday of month. 6 p.m., VFW Hall, Crandon. For
information call (715) 889-0371.
•Fresh Start AA Meeting - Every Wed. at 7 p.m., CoVantage Credit Union, 502 W. Pioneer, Crandon.
•AA Meeting - Every Thursday at 7 p.m., Crandon Library (downstairs), Crandon.
•Childhood Vaccines Available FREE: The new HPV vaccine is available for females ages 11-18 years old. Is
given for prevention of cervical cancer. MENINGOCOCCAL vaccine is also recommended for children 11-18 of
age. Is given for prevention of bacterial meningitis. Many colleges recommend that students living in
dormitories receive this shot. Call 715-478-3371 for more info or appointment.
•Forest Cty. Health Dept. Services: Call 715-478-3371 to inquire about. WIC, Lifeline, Women's Cancer
Control & Health Screening Programs, Infant & Toddler Car Seat Education/Insallation, Blood Sugar Testing,
Blood Pressures, Prenatal Care Coordination, Lead Screening,
Radon Test kits, Water Testing, Fluoride Program, & More.
•Tri-County Council Domestic Violence Support Group: for dates, location & times: 715-478-362-6841 or 1800-236-1222. Crandon Teen Group Thurs. 3:15-4:15 for location or info call 715-478-3780.
•Crandon VFW Post - Meets every first Tuesday of the month. 6 p.m. at the VFW building , 104 N. Forest
•SHARE PROGRAM - Cash, credit or Quest cards accepted. Call 473-5676 for more information.
• Non-Denominational Prayer Line - Call anytime (715) 478-4800.
• Support Group for Parents of Children with Disabilities - Call Chris at 715-784-0058
• American Legion Riders - Dist. 9, NE Wis. - We need new members. Contact Ron Doering (715) 882-2134
or email: w99qnn95@hotmail.com. Need riders for color guard formation at funerals, escorts and returning
military personnel & community parades.
•Crandon Lions Board Meetings - 1st Monday of month at Crandon Library at 6:30 p.m. (downstairs)
•Bridge Community Dental Health Clinic - This projects serves people of all ages in Forest County for people
who have Badger Care, Medical Assistance & UNINSURED. To schedule an appointment call (715)848-4884.
Call the Health Dept. for more information at 715-478-3371
•FREE Childhood Imunizations: Tues., May 17 - Wabeno Town Hall 3:00-4; Mon., May 24, Laona Town Hall
3:00-4; Wed., May 26, Crandon Health Dept, 1:00-4. Call 478-3371 to set up an appt.
•FREE Blood Pressure Clinic - Wed., May 25 - Crandon Comm. Bldg, 11:15 - 11:45 a.m.
•Radon Test Kits Available - $6 each. Call Kathy at 715-478-3371
•Good Shepherd Lutheran Church - Hwy. 55N, Crandon. Sunday service 9:30 a.m. No Saturday services.
• Christian Motorcyclist Association - Spirit Ryders Chapter of Langlade & Forest Co. Invites you to attend our
monthly meetings on the 2nd Tues. of each month at 7 p.m. For location information contact George (715)
350-1679 or Bryan (715)478-2574.
•DAV Auxillary Meetings - 2nd Wednesday of each month, April 13th - Oct. 12th (unless otherwise noted), 2
p.m., Laona Community Center, Beech St., Laona.
• FCAL MONTHLY MEETINGS - The monthly meetings for May, June, July & August will be the 3rd Friday at the
Forest County Courthouse, Room #107 directly following the 9 a.m. NR115 Public Hearings.
•ARDC: Aging & Disability Resource Center for Forest County residents. 300A Lake Ave., Crandon, WI 54520
- (715)478-2162. A No cost, one stop source of information & assistance to access services and/or options
available to meet your needs and maintain your independence.
•Crandon Lions Members Meeting - June, July & August. 3rd Monday of each month. Lions Club House,
Courthouse Square. 5:30 social, 6:30 dinner & 7 meeting.
•GREAT SALE - Sat. June 11 & Sun., June 12. Nashville Town Hall, Hwy. 55, Crandon. SOMETHING FOR
EVERYONE! Doors open at 8 a.m. No early sales. Proceeds to Animal Resource Fund.
•Free Immunization - Tues., June 21, Wabeno Town Hall, 3:30-4; Wed., June 22, 1:30-4, Courthouse,
Crandon; Mon., June 27, Laona Town Hall, 3:30-4
•Dementia Info Support Group Meeting - Tues., June 21, 1 p.m., County Board Room. 715-478-3822
COMMUNITY BILLBOARD
Wabeno
Legion
Post 44
to hold
flag
disposal
American Legion
Post 44, Wabeno, will be
having a Flag Disposal on
June 16th at 6:00p.m. If you
have any flags that need to
be retired please bring them
down to the post for proper
disposal.
BUILDABLE LAND FOR SALE:
Pearson area-just off Hwy. 55 on
Lost Lake Rd. New $15,000, 800
gal. septic - mound system with
alarm for family of four. New
garage. Old mobile home on lot.
Close to one acre. REDUCED
$42,500 OBO. Call Terry at 715-4847173.
Emp /Etc
FOR RENT - PICKEREL:
Corner of Hwy 55 & DD. 1½
Bath, 2 BR apartment with 2
car garage & commercial
store-front. Perfect space
for a gift shop/ realtor/
lawyer.
Call Ralph at
(715)484-7344. Emp/etc27
HOUSE FOR SALE: 602 W.
Broad St. 3 bedrooms, 1
bathroom, large kitchen,
large living room, full
basement, new siding, new
furnace, new windows. Call
715-478-1041,
715-4782901, 715-478-5539. P7
FOR RENT: 3 bedroom
house available June 1st, in
the City of Crandon..
$500/month plus security
deposit. If interested call
715-649-3304. P10
FOR RENT: Crandon- 1
bedroom upper apt., newly
remodeled. Safe & clean.
Looking for responsible &
courteous tenants. Call for
appointment. Sec. dep.
req. $395 includes heat &
water.
715-499-2404.
Betc7
Post Lake Real Estate LLC
www.postlakerealestate.com
JERRY KATCH - Broker / Owner
Phone: 715-216-0838
Email: postlakere@frontier.com
“Exclusive Post Lake Property Specialist”
POST LAKE WATERFRONT PROPERTY
Heritage Estates - New lakefront lots. Wooded, ready to build.
Sand frontage. Sunset views. 12 lots - $69,900 to $209,900
W8738 Hwy K - Resort, year around. 2 cottages and home (can
use as third cottage), 200' sand frtg, completely renovated,
turnkey - pays for itself - or live on the lake and have a great
income producing investment. Sacrificing @ $320,000
N11638 Post Lake Dr - 4 BR, 3 BA, 100' frontage, 2002 Home
w/full walkout basement, over 2,000 sq. ft. finished, huge deck,
Pontoon boat, Awesome sunset & lake views, only $319,900
N11280 Woodland Ln-2 BR, 1 BA Immaculate cottage/home,
maintenance free, large scenic lot, sunset views, sand frontage,
heated garage, new Alum dock & lift. $289,000
N10950 Circle Dr-3 BR, 1.5 BA, 2 stall garage, Home/Cottage.
Very nice condition, boat house, western exposure. $269,900
N10567 W Isle of Pines Dr - 2 BR, 1 BA, Secluded Cottage. On
peninsula, 419' frtg., 3 sides water view, privacy. $259,900
N10860 Circle Dr-3 BR, 1 BA, Cottage. Very nice condition.
New kitchen, bath, furnace. Full basement. $259,000
N10984 Circle Dr.-3 BR, 1 BA, Ranch style Home/Cottage.
2+ stall garage. 90' sand frontage. Needs work. $177,000
N10621 E. Isle of Pines Dr - Affordable year around activities Water sports, Fishing, ATV, Snowmobile - Furnished 1996
Mobile home on huge 1 ac lot, Pontoon boat, only $129,900
N12058 N. Post Lake Dr - Newer 2 BR, 1 BA year around
cottage, lake level, sand beach, gorgeous sunsets, great fishing.
Must see! Broker owned. Bargain priced at $120,000
Woodland Ln-2.9 acre wooded lakefront lot. $74,900
LAKE ACCESS and OFF WATER PROPERTY
W9058 Hummingbird Ln - Cabin w/ Upper Post Lake access.
Extremely nice 2 BR, 1 BA, fully furnished. New 26x32
insulated, heated garage/workshop. Under priced @ $125,00
S Pioneer Ln - Deeded Access to Post Lake chain - 3+ acres.
Driveway in and clearing ready to camp or build on.
WAS $44,900 - Drastically reduced for quick sale! $35,900
Robin Ln - Deeded Access to Upper Post Lake - 100'x 180' level
wooded building lot. Last one at $15,900
W8669 Hwy K - Commercial Building - Perfect location for a
Repair Shop and/or Sales Office. In floor car hoist. $92,500
N11810 Pratt Rd - 2 BR, 1 BA Quaint Cabin needs TLC. Very
close to Upper Post Lake boat landing. Wooded. $47,900
N10990 Circle Dr - Cozy 'UP NORTH' Cabin. Newer roofing,
windows, doors. Remodeled interior. 2BR, 1BA. $42,900
Corner lot -Point Ln & Lakeside Dr-wooded level building lot
across road from Upper Post Lake main boat landing. $25,000
Bay Highlands Rd - 2 acres vacant rolling hardwoods. Camp or
build cabin. ATV or bike to fishing. Priced to sell! $24,900
Pratt Rd - 100'x 180' Wooded level building lot. Check it out!
Short walk to Upper Post Lake boat landing. $11,500
Post Lake (Upper & Lower) is located in Langlade
County, WI in the township of Elcho on Hwy K between
State Hwy's 45 & 55. Total water surface is 1,136 acres
plus the famous Wolf River. Call now to live the
'UP NORTH' dream. ATV & Snowmobile trails.
See Listing Details on website:
www.postlakerealestate.com
FOR SALE: PICKEREL
LAKE CABIN. Cabin on
60' of prime lake frontage
1 bedroom, 1 bath, kitchen,
living room, appliances,
p i e r, s h e d I n c l u d e d
New septic & drilled well in
'02.
$125,000; 262-6138992 (Troy)
B14
COTTAGE FOR RENT ON
LAKE LUCERNE: Weekly
or monthly. 3BR with lake
shore! Call Dick at (913)
558-8931
IOU/etc7
Real Estate
HOME FOR SALE: Newly
built 3 bdrm, 2 bath,
wooded corner lot w/
storage shed, 3 car
attached garage, full
basement w/ wood and gas
heat, master bath w/
whirlpool tub. $139,000
O.B.O. 715-889-0414. P9
FOR RENT IN PICKEREL:
Available July 1st. Newer 2
bedroom duplex, garage
with opener. One level - no
steps, handicap
accessible. Ideal for older
couple.
Washer/dryer
hook-ups, snow removal,
lawn care and curb side
garbage collection
included. Near many lakes,
restaurants and right next
to golf course. $475.00 per
month plus security
deposit. ABSOLUTELY NO
PETS. Call (715) 216-0100
Emp/Etc.
DON'T MISS THIS
White Lake Apartments
Up to 1 months free rent,
like new, 2-3 bedroom.
Includes heat, water, air,
microwave, appliances, full
size washer/dryer in unit,
garage, security system.
Senior discount, rental
assistance accepted, on
site management. Call
Warren (715)216-8784.
Betc41
FOR RENT - PICKEREL:
Beautiful 2 BR, 1 BA
furnished home on Arbutus
Lake. Lake access - 100'
frontage w/ pier, & on the
snowmobile trail. Located
off of Hwy DD in Pickerel.
Wo u l d m a k e a g r e a t
vacation home! $500/mo.
plus $500 security deposit,
references required. Call
Ralph at (715)484-7344.
Emp/etc20
NEW LISTING!!!
8838 West
Pine Lake Road,
on Pine Lake
Cute as a Button!! You won't want
to miss out on this adorable little
cottage with its own sand frontage
on 1600 acre Pine Lake. The
electric, siding and roofing are all
new and the seller is also including
the new aluminum pier. There is a
small garage to store your boat
and stuff plus besides the bath with shower indoors there is also an
outdoor privy. The cottage sets at the back of the lot but the sellers
own the 10' wide strip to the lakefront. Most of the interior is t/g
pine and offers an antique wood burning stove to cozy up to. Pine
Lake offers 4 seasons of recreation and is surrounded by the
Nicolet National Forest. This is a once in a life time chance to be on
this lake so cheap. Don’t let it slip you by at only $69,900
Check out our other fine listings on the web:
c21nwds.com
Cell: (715) 216-1063
Email: reneeirish@newnorth.net
112 S. Lake Street
Crandon, WI 54520
Roxy Lake Chalet - Wabeno
3 bedrooms all facing the lake, completely furnished,
knotty pine vaulted ceiling, fireplace, sky lights, wrap
around deck, screened in gazebo, 2½ stall garage w/
hobby room, black top turn-around driveway, 2½
acres - wooded deep in National Forest, 192' lake
frontage with dock, walk-out with bar & media room
finished off, gated acreage, very private & peaceful
http://picasaweb.google.com/roxylakecottage
$299,500 • call 920-434-1228
LAND FOR SALE:
3 acres, driveway roughed
in, electric & good road
very close.
--------------------Nice campsite or
cabin/home site. Large
hardwood trees. Secluded
but good road & electric.
Call (715) 478-3566
Betc51
FOR SALE: 3 bedroom,
double wide home in
excellent condition on 1.5
acres, 2 bath, living room,
kitchen with dining areaopen concept. On a slab
with brick skirting. Drilled
well & good septic, 24x24
garage, small shed.
$69,900. 920-636-5190.
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Northwoods Team, Inc.
1-877-C21-NWDS
(1-877-221-6937) • (715) 478-3744
Bringing more buyers & sellers together everyday.
Serving Wisconsin's Greater Northwoods
Renee Irish
Broker/Owner
Multiple Listing Service
MLS
Member
Pinnacle
FOR SALE
Brand new vacation
home on beautiful Crane
Lake with boating access
to Pickerel Lake. 2720 sq
ft half log home with a
960 sq ft 3-car attached
garage. Home includes 4
bedrooms, 2 ½ baths,
great room with fireplace,
family room with bar,
large deck overlooking the lake, and is loaded with custom
woodworking to enhance the northwoods décor. Call for an
appointment to see this beauty today: 920-323-9331.
$415,000.
CRANDON Immediate openings for
one bedroom apartment.
Rent is based on 30% of
annual gross income. This
complex was pecifically
built for the 62+ years of
age and/or disabled
individuals regardless of
age. Rent includes water,
sewer, garbage pickup,
HEAT, major appliances,
off street parking and
laundry facilities. Large
community room, friendly
neighbors and staff! Call
800-938-3229 or 608-8227368 for an application or
more information.
This institution is an
Equal Opportunity Provider
and Employer.
Equal Housing Opportunity.
Betc36
WABENO Now taking applications
for the two and three
bedroom apartments.
Rent includes water, sewer,
garbage and HEAT! Major
appliances, off street
parking and laundry
facilities. To receive an
application, please call 1800-938-5648
This institution is an
Equal Opportunity Provider
and Employer.
Equal Housing Opportunity.
Betc36
FOR SALE - WABENO:
Four unit apartment for
sale in Wabeno. 2 units
rented. Asking price
$38,000. Contact Tom
Haberstein at Laona State
Bank at (715)473-2311
Mondays or Tuesdays.
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Real Estate
NEW LISTINGS!!!
4482 Smiths
Lane, on
Lake Metonga
Put a SMILE on Your Face! 2 bedroom year around
home w/ wonderful lake views from your dining and
living room or the concrete lakeside patio. 1/2 of the
garage was turned into a nice bunk house which is
carpeted and heated, with the other half being heated
and has screens to fit into the overhead door opening.
Most furnishings are included along with the pier and
boat lift and the boat and canoe and outdoor settings.
With over 2100 acres of clear water, you won’t be
disappointed. Move in Today! Have a House Warming
this Evening! It is ready to go at only $249,900
6302 Camp Six
Road, on
Camp Six Lake
Discover Serenity! Beautifully constructed 2 bedroom
home with a wood burning fireplace that graces the
living room. All hickory cabinets compliment the
interior on the main level plus the walkout basement
is ready for you to finish off into more living space.
There’s 100' of sand bottom frontage on this serene
55 acre no wake and excellent fishing lake
surrounded by the Nicolet National Forest.
Snowmobile and 4 wheeler trail system adjacent to
property. A truly exceptional home you'd be
proud to own at only $240,000
Check out our other fine listings on the web:
c21nwds.com
HOME FOR SALE BY
OWNER: 602 W. Broad St.
Crandon, WI. 3 bdrm, 1 bath,
large kitchen, large living
room, full basement. New
furnace, siding, and
windows. Appliances
included. Asking $75,000
call 715-478-1041, 715-4782901, or 715-478-5539. P11
HOME FOR SALE: Two
bdrm home with
basement, furnished or
un-furnished, on 2 acres
wooded lot by Bishop
Lake. 2 car garage, boat,
riding mower, golf cart,
plus more. Asking
$99,900, call 920-490P11
9699.
112 S. Lake Street
Crandon, WI 54520
Email:
c21pat@frontier.com
1-877-C21-NWDS
(715) 478-3744
Northwoods Team, Inc.
Bringing more buyers & sellers together everyday.
Serving Wisconsin's Greater Northwoods
House for Sale
Patricia Reischl
Broker Associate
ACTION
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
REALTOR
MLS
®
REAL ESTATE, LLC
Phone: 715-478-0544
House for Sale: 3-bedroom, one bath
home with large dining area and kitchen,
basement, new roof. In Crandon. Offered at
$89,000. Handicap accessible.
Call 715-478-2415 or 715-478-2750 for
a showing.
"UP NORTH"
Real Estate
(715) 276-6528
Cute as a Button, Neat as a Pin
17641 E. Wheeler Lake Lane
This small but charming cottage
offers spectacular views and
amazing sand frontage on Wheeler
Lake. 2 BRs, windowed 3 season
room, screened porch and great
sunsets. Hundred year old white
pines surround the cottage and whisper a welcome to the northwoods
and lake fun. Reduced to $189,900
VACANT WATER FRONTAGE
Pickerel Lake - 5 Wooded lots/suitable for walk out/near Nat'l Forest, Spring
Lake & Blue Gill Impoundment. $34,900-$74,900
Oconto River - 312' ftg., 3.19 wooded ac., priced to sell. REDUCED $104,732
Wolf River - 75' wooded frontage, .75 ac. $79,900
Island Lake - Wooded 2.09 ac., 155' frontage. $150,000
VACANT OFF WATER
White Lake - 30 acre, level, wooded with hardwoods & pines some open building
sites $66,500
Mountain - 1.5 acre lot w/ electric & small storage shed, near Oconto River,
snowmobile & ATV trails. $24,900
Boundry Lake Area - 1.3 wooded ac. with oaks & other hardwoods. $21,000
White Lake - 2 lots a short distance from Wolf River, zoned commercial.
$17,000 each
Wolf River - 1.65 ac. wooded lot, short distance to White Lake & Wolf River.
$12,000
Mountain - 1+ wooded ac. lot suitable for a walkout, minutes from Mountain.
$15,500
Lakewood - 5 ac. parcel w/ drilled well, septic, electric & driveway. $42,000
Crooked Lake Area - 1.37 wooded acres, level & one block from Trails. $17,500
Riverview - 1+ ac. wooded lot bordered by Nicolet Forest, close to Sunrise Lake.
$22,000
Lakewood - 1.1 ac. w/ driveway, well & septic - near Irish Lake. $18,900
Town of Evergreen - 4.99 wooded ac., near DNR land, minutes from Antigo.
$17,500
Town of Wolf River - 5 lots, some wooded some tilled, ranging from 8 ac. to
16.44 ac. $13,500-$29,700
COMMERCIAL
White Lake - Retail business or professional office space, 2 ac. lot, lg. parking
area, appliances included. $155,000
CALL, STOP IN OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE
FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF OUR PROPERTIES
Look at our listings at
www.upnorthrealestate.com
Multiple Listing Service
®
REALTOR
MLS
e-mail: higley@upnorthrealestate.com
Looking for a nice ranch home that
needs no work? Great home close
to Cardinal Park and Downtown
Crandon for shopping. Home
features large living room,
combination kitchen dining room
with nice big windows. Main floor
also has two bedrooms and a full
bath. Basement is finished into large family room with walk in closet. Combination bath
and laundry room also finished in basement plus another room currently used as
storage, but it could be another bedroom. Home has been painted inside and out, new
roof on home and garage, paved drive, forced air heat and central air. All kitchen
appliances plus washer & dryer are included in sale. Home is in move in condition with
no worries as to necessary repairs or updates. Nice concrete patio located to the rear of
the home. $123,900
PRICE REDUCTION!!!!!
REDUCED FROM $35,000 to $29,900!!! Just over 4 1/2 acres of land, with
underground electric and telephone, cleared camping or building site with storage
shed, camper, and located on the channel to Whiteye Lake.
Private Location, yet close to town.
Beautiful, quality built, home on
5+/- acres of land. Home has 1400
square feet of living space with 2
bedrooms, large, open concept,
kitchen/dining/living area, main floor
laundry, and a finished rec room in
the basement. Home has covered
wrap around deck, attached garage
plus an additional garage. This one should be the first one you look at in your search for
a new home.
$174,900
Locally Owned & Operated! We are members
of MLS and REALTORS Associations.
Samantha Houle-Votis
Broker/Owner
www.actionrealestate-llc.com
Lots For Sale
By Owner
Lots in the City of Crandon
Ready for Building
Town of Nashville
Near Airport, Wooded with
large trees, 1.5 acre lots
Lots in the Town of Lincoln
We have great building sites
for full-time living or
recreational use.
Various sizes of parcels
available
Call 715-478-2415 or 715-478-2750
Summer Reading Programs at the
Crandon Public Library
Readers of all ages will travel the globe this
summer as the Crandon Public Library presents “One
World, Many Stories” during their summer reading
program. Children will explore places from Brazil to
Russia through stories, crafts, music, dance, and other
activities. The 2011 Summer Reading Program is open to
young people, preschool through young adult, with
programs, prize drawings, story hours, a passport reading
guide and more.
This year's program will kick-off next week with
our first summer Story Time program and our make-it and
take -it craft on Wednesday, June 15th. Children are
invited to Story Time on Wednesday, June 15th at 10:30
a.m. Story Time is designed for preschool and early
elementary aged children and will feature thirty minutes of
stories, arts & crafts and music. Older children are also
encouraged to stop in the library after next Wednesday to
make their own reading passport that will lead them
through their summer reading adventures.
This information and more can be found on our
summer reading website located at
www.crandonpl.org/kids.
The Crandon Public Library's Summer Reading
Program is proudly sponsored by the following
businesses and organizations: Forest TV & Appliance,
Snow River, LLC, Kathy's Custom Window Fashions, One
Prospect, Whitetail Logging, LLC, Final Touch
Construction, Crandon Rexall Pharmacy, Wilson's DriveIn, J. Schaefer Enterprises, Sokaogon Chippewa
Community, Double K, Inc., Log Cabin Café, The Hair-itage, Argonne Lumber & Supply, Inc., Denny's Hair Care,
Crandon Teachers' Association, American Family
Insurance, Kau's SUBWAY, Creative Screen-printing and
Embroidery, Associated Bank, Fannin Plumbing, Forest
County Potawatomi Community, Brownell Construction
Co., Inc., Great Lakes Timber, Inc., Palubicki's Eats N
Treats, Friends of the Crandon Public Library, Forest
Granite Works, Century 21 Northwods Team, Inc., The
Grace Flanery Family and the Wisconsin Valley Library
Service.
New Adult Fiction
New adult fiction titles added to the our shelves
this week include The Girl Who Disappeared Twice by
Andrea Kane, The Kinddom by Clive Cussler, Tabloid City
by Pete Hamill, The Kitchen House by Kathleen Grissom,
Doc by Mary Doria Russell, Hope Rekindled by Tracie
Peterson, Blood Money by David Ignatius, Dreams of Joy
by Lisa See, State of Wonder by Ann Patchett, Trader of
Secrets by Steve Martini, Summer Rental by Mary Kay
Andrews, and The Ridge by Michael Koryta.
New Adult Non-Fiction
New adult non-fiction titles added to our shelves
this week include Demonic : how the liberal mob in
endangering America by Ann Coulter, The Floor of Heaven
: a true tale of the Last Froniter and the Yukon Gold Rush by
Howard Blum, War in Kentucky : from Shiloh to Perryville
by James Lee McDonough, The Notes : Ronald Reagan's
private collection of stories and wisdom, and Outdoor
Woodwork : 16 easy-to-build for your yard and garden by
Alan and Gill Bridgewater.
And as far as our new book for kids, there are too
many titles to list! We have worked hard to stock our
shelves with new and exciting materials for our summer
readers. Stop down today to discover them all.
The Crandon Public Library is open Mondays 9-5,
Tuesdays 9-5, Wednesdays 9-5, Thursdays 9-7, Fridays 95 and Saturdays 9-Noon. Learn more about what your
library has to offer at our website at www.crandonpl.org.
AUCTION
Saturday June 11, 2011 10:30 viewing 9:30
N9068 Big Twin Lake Lane Pickerel, Wi
Location: From the intersection of HWY 55 & County A,
Pickerel WI., go west ¼ mile, to Big Twin Lake Lane to site.
Signs will be posted. Bring your lawn chair. Lunch available.
Patio items: metal & wood trellis, pot's, metal hanging baskets and
planter boxes & baskets, fountain, wishing well, metal beverage cart,
patio set, bird bath, Tools: Murray 22' lawn mover, Roper snow blower,
Stihl 025, Royal 4cy weed whacker, Jiffy ice auger, drill, Dermal, Jig saw,
skill saw, tool chest, many hand and yard tools, fishing eqt. trolling
motors, Antiques: Fainting couch, buffet, book case, Antique bedroom
set, drop leaf table, ornate corner shelf, Lyre base small tables & chairs,
Singer w/cabinet, old clock, Love seat & recliner w/north themed
upholstery round table w/four upholstered chairs, old type writer
w/stand, mosaic top tables, 4 gal crock, Jug, large metal deer, Misc: Old
Style Pool table light, Pool table, Surround sound home theater system
new in box, Many smalls and north woods themed décor items, area
rugs, 100's of cook books, boat trailer, large cedar yard swing, hanging
oil lamp with shade, Plus much more.
Term & conditions: cash or good check. Not responsible for loss or
accidents. Statements made day of sale take precedence over printed
material.
W5346 Clark Ln. Pickerel, WI
Vikki Carbonari RWA #2258
PH# 715-484-2006
colvikki@frontiernet.net
www.carbonariauctions.com
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ONCE!
GOING
TWICE!
SOLD!
LOUIS J. PETERS passed away. (MOST ITEMS EXCELLENT!)
FRI. JUNE 17, starts 10:30am, (lunch). 11 miles West of MINOCQUA, WI on
Hwy. 70(just past Hwy. D) to #14475 Hwy.70.
'07 (F150) (XLT) ext. cab. pickup truck w/only 25,000 miles! (Must see!) Bombardier Rotax 550 (4x4) ATV- (also a
set of ATV tracks), hunting & fishing items, many tools, home items, antiques, & more! See website for full list!
Terms: Cash or good check. Credit cards w/4% convenience fee. Sales tax on some items. R.W.A.: Col. Rene’ Brass
#424, Col. Robert St. Louis #450, 9445 Cty. Hwy. NN, Argonne, WI. 54511. PH: 715-649-3453.
New officers for Townsend Flowage Association
Townsend Flowage Association officers and board members elected at the May
meeting held over the Memorial Day weekend were: (L-R) Rich Schoenveld, Dale Ott,
Bruce Beno, Secretary Kathy Ott, Norm Haggstrom, Treasurer Diana Deja, Wayne Deja,
Chuck Demoulin, President Dan Coopman, Bud Nackers, Larry Goffard.
Laona High School Class Of 2011
Laona Library Lore
The Edith Evans Community Library is pleased to
report that the following new items have been added to
their growing collection for your reading and/or viewing
pleasure:
Adult Fiction: “A turn in the road” by Debbie Macomber;
“Ella's wish” by Jerry S. Eicher; “Southern comfort” by
Fern Michaels; and “10th anniversary” by James
Patterson
Adult Non-Fiction: “The making of a royal romance:
William, Kate, and Harry a look behind the palace walls” by
Katie Nicholl
Movies: “The dilemma”; “The king's speech”; and “The
way back”
NOTE: The Edith Evans Community Library will be closed
from Wednesday, June 15th, through Friday, June 17th, for
cleaning.
FOR SALE: 3 Chainsaws.
Husqvarna 262 w/ 18" bar.
$200/ Husqvarna 266 w/ 20"
bar. $175/ Jonsered 2150
w/ 18" bar. $150. Call (715)
478-3155.
P8
The graduating members of The LHS Class Of 2011 received numerous
scholarships and/or awards at their senior banquet on Wednesday, June 1st.
The members of the class who were recognized are as follows:
Michelle Albrecht Community Mental Health Services, Incorporated, Scholarship
(recipient) Don Huettl Memorial Scholarship, (recipient) Laona Education Association
Vocational Scholarship (alternate), - Laona Quarterback Club Scholarship (recipient)
Laona Veterans Of Foreign Wars Ladies' Auxiliary Scholarship (alternate)
Matthew Belland Judy Hess Memorial Scholarship (recipient) Laona Quarterback Club
Scholarship (recipient) Laona Volunteer Fire Department “Arleigh Yaeger Memorial
Scholarship”(alternate) Scholarship In Memory Of Brenda Jobelius (recipient)
Micheala Chrisman - Laona Chapter Of The National Honor Society Scholarship (recipient) Laona Chapter Of The National Honor Society Scholarship From The Laona
Lions Club (recipient)
Natasha Clark - Laona Rescue Unit, Incorporated, Scholarship - (recipient)-Ministry
Medical Group-Northern Region Scholarship (recipient) - Scholarship In Memory Of
Brenda Jobelius
(recipient)- Wisconsin Association Of Student Financial Aid
Administrators' Scholarship (recipient)
Tawnee Kerner Judy Hess Memorial Scholarship (first alternate) - Laona Rescue Unit,
Incorporated, “Richard Gilligan Memorial Scholarship (alternate) Laona Woman's Club
“Edith Evans Memorial Scholarship” (alternate)Milwaukee Institute Of Art And Design
“Academic Achievement Scholarship” - (recipient)
Jacob Terry- Judy Hess Memorial Scholarship (recipient) - Laona Quarterback Club
Scholarship (recipient) - Laona Rescue Unit, Incorporated, “Richard Gilligan Memorial
Scholarship (recipient) Laona Volunteer Fire Department “Arleigh Yaeger Memorial
Scholarship” (recipient) Laona Woman's Club “Edith Evans Memorial Scholarship”
(recipient)
Jade Widucki- Kohl's Cares Team Scholarship (recipient) - Laona Quarterback Club
Scholarship (recipient) - Laona Rescue Unit, Incorporated, Scholarship (alternate)
Laona Veterans Of Foreign Wars Ladies' Auxiliary Scholarship (recipient) - Ministry
Medical Group-Northern Region Scholarship (recipient)
Maxwell Wolosyn Carol Sopkowicz Memorial Scholarship (alternate) - Forest County
Chapter, Number 43, Of The Disabled American Veterans (recipient) - Francis W.
Cleereman Memorial Scholarship (recipient) Judy Hess Memorial Scholarship (second
alternate)- Laona Education Association Vocational Scholarship (recipient) - Laona Lions
Club Scholarship (recipient)- Laona Quarterback Club Scholarship (recipient)- Nicolet
College Foundation “Storm Carroll Memorial Scholarship” (recipient)
Heather Zimmer American Legion, Post 44, Scholarship (recipient) - Carol Sopkowicz
Memorial Scholarship (recipient) - Cook-Elfors Veterans Of Foreign Wars, Post 6823,
“Good Citizenship Award” (recipient) Don Huettl Memorial Scholarship (recipient)- Erna
Rousseau Scholarship (recipient)- Evelyn Boyce Meinecke Scholarship (recipient) Forest County Chapter, Number 43, Of The Disabled American Veterans (alternate) Laona Chapter Of The National Honor Society (recipient) - Laona Chapter Of The National
Honor Society, Scholarship From The American Red Cross (recipient) - Laona Chapter Of
The National Honor Society, Scholarship From The Laona Lions Club - (recipient) - Laona
Education Association General Scholarship - (recipient) - Laona Lions Club Scholarship
(recipient) - Laona Quarterback Club Scholarship (recipient) - Roberts Lake Association,
Incorporated, “Ron Garrity, Sr., Memorial Scholarship” (recipient) - Silver Lake Inn
Scholarship (recipient) - St. Norbert College “Trustees Distinguished Scholarship”
(recipient) - Wisconsin Academic Excellence Higher Education Scholarship (recipient)
Congratulations, everyone, and best of luck in all of your future endeavors!
Village Inn
Laundromat
Pioneer Plaza • Crandon
Biggest • Cleanest • In The Area
Snacks • TV • Soap
Double or Single Load Washers
Large Capacity Dryers & Extractor Available!
"Find us in the middle of the plaza"
Open Daily 6am - 9 pm
715-487-5175
HOURS:
Mon. - Sat. 8 am - 8 pm
Sunday 8 am - 5 pm
Laona, WI
(715)674-6108
Prices Effective Mon., June 13, 2011
MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN
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We reserve the right to correct any
printing errors and limit quantities.
Fresh & Packaged Meat Specials
USDA Choice Black Angus
Family Pack
Tyson Boneless Skinless
Farmland Boneless
Boneless Ground Round Chicken Breast Country Style
Ribeye Steak
Ribs
Sugardale
Farmland Deli Style
Smoked Ham Sliced Meats
Portions
Hormel Black Label
Smoked Bacon
Oscar Mayer - Sel. Var.
El Monterey
Fun Pack
Lunchables
XXL Burrito
Klements
Smoked or Polska
Kielbasa Sausage
$7 59 $289 $209 $199 $149 $299 $399 2/$500 99¢ $359
Lb.
Lb.
Lb.
Lb.
10 Oz.
Nature Valley
2/
$250
$249
$299
2/ 00
$3
2/ 00
$4
5/ 00
$2
2/ 00
$3
$189
$239
88¢
Tomatoes
Bathroom Tissue
Hidden Valley
Salad Dressing
Shur Fine
Kosher or Plain Pickle Spears
or Fry Magic
Pork & Beans
Steak Sauce
Heinz
Powdered or Brown Sugar
Shur Fine
Granulated Sugar
Ziplock
Gallon Freezer Bags
Nip Candies
10 Ct.
V8
Splash - Sel. Var.
64 Oz.
Kellog's
Pop Tarts
4 Lb.
Bag
Nestle Pearson
4 Oz.
Mushrooms - Stems & Pieces
32 Oz.
C&H
32 36 Oz.
Ketchup Squeeze Bottle
10 Oz.
C&H
56 Oz.
Cooking Spray
16 Oz.
Shur Fine
16 Oz.
Pam
24 Oz.
Shur Fine
15 16.6 Oz.
Baking Miracle
17 18 Oz.
BBQ Sauce
4.1 8.9 Oz.
Box
Oreo Cookies
16 Oz.
K.C. Masterpiece
$5
2/ 00
$6
2/ 00
$3
2/ 00
$5
2/ 00
$5
6/ 00
$3
$169
$249
2/ 00
$4
$299
Nabisco
4 Roll
Pack
13.5 14.10 Oz.
Tostitos
or Sun Chips
4 Oz.
913 Oz.
Frozen & Dairy
Dee Amore'
Twice Baked Potatoes
Digiorno Original
Pizza
Banquet - Sel. Var.
Marie Calendar's
Frozen Meals
$400 2/$1100 5/$500 $499
Farm Fresh Produce
10 Oz.
51 0.25 O z.
12"
Tyson
Fruit Pies
Chicken Nuggets,
Patties or Wings
2/
Sweet Corn
6/
10 1 3.5 O z.
Snow White Whole
Salad
Idaho Baking
Potatoes
Green Onions
Grandma Karen's
Crab Pasta Salad
$139
Mushrooms
Dole Greener Select or Classic Romaine
00 Colby Cheddar Cheese
$2
8 Oz.
Grandma Karen's
Hot Wings
2/
$300
912 Oz.
69¢
Lb.
$1
Bay's
English Muffins
59 Oz.
Morning Glory
Morning Glory
Butter
Chocolate
Milk
Solids or Quarters
12 Oz.
$489
$399 Disposable Razor
$499
$649 Anti-Perspirant
Lb.
Gillettte Mach 3
Lb.
Lb.
Bakery
Dawn's Banana Nut or Blueberry
Mini Muffins
Bakery Fresh
Cheesy Garlic Bread
Assorted
Cake Donuts
2/ 00
Orange
Juice
16 Oz.
64 Oz.
$7 99
3 Ct.
Lb.
Hormel Sliced Homeland
Hard Salami
Florida's Natural
$500 2/$600 $219 2/$600 $169
General Merchandise
Deli
36 45 Oz.
Crescent Valley - Sliced to Order
Fresh Bi-Color
16 Oz.
2/ 00
or Fiber One Granola Bars
28 Oz.
Ultra Quilted Northern
Dole Select
6.7 9.8 Oz.
16 Oz.
Grocery
Dei Fratelli
2/
8-9
Oz. Tub
Lb.
Bakery Fresh
White Bread
Old Spice High Endurance
$239
3 Oz.
$359
19
49 Coffee Filters
$1
$2
FRY
$299 Mon. - BRAT
Fri. • 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
$189
12 Ct.
Pack
Shur Fine
200 Ct.
22 Oz.
6 Pk.
16 Oz.
Specialty Shops
WE'RE STILL HERE EVERY WED. & tHURS.!
MOLE LAKE MARKET DAYS
Every Wednesday & Thursday
Bingo Hall, Mole Lake Casino
9 am to 5 pm Vendors Welcome
For more info call 715-484-7271
Rocky Ridge Greenhouse
OPEN 9 AM - 5 PM; CLOSED MONDAYS
Hanging Flower Baskets, Annuals, Perennials,
Strawberry Plants, Flats, Pack Sales, Vegetables,
Tomato Plants, Onion Sets, Seed Potatoes, Asparagus Roots
• Plantings Made To Order •
PIANNA - PLAYER
at Tricia's Bistro
Tues., Wed. & Thurs. P.M.
BUY 1 ANNUAL
GET 1 HALF OFF
Flicks Green Acres
Stop and see us at our Lakewood location next to the Timberline Restaurant
Sharon Rye, Owner
Homemade Gifts & Crafts
Houseplants & Bedding Plants:
17721 Sandy Ridge Lane, Townsend, 715-276-3782
South on 32 to Townsend. Take a right on Nicolet Rd., Left on Valley
View Rd., Left on Red Maple Ln., Left on Sandy Ridge Ln.
Please check us out on our website www.rockyridgegreenhouse.com
Starter plants, vegetables & flowers. Everything
you need to give your garden a head start.
Locally roasted & fresh
coffee. Experience a
great coffee taste!
Fresh Produce
Available Now
NORTHWOODS
FLOORING
Hwy 52 •Lily, WI
(715)484-3504
L.L.C.
In the North Town Centre Mall
431 Highway 64, Antigo • 715-623-4165
Hours: Mon. - Fri. 8-5 , Sat. 9-1, Closed Sunday.
Carpet • Tile • Hardwood • Vinyl • Laminate
Sears of Antigo
445 Hwy 64 • Antigo
By Kwik Trip
(715) 627-4407
Authorized Retail Dealer Store
Hours: M-F 9-7,
Sat. 9-6, Sun. 10-4
Mike & Pam Kanaman, Owners
25%
O F F
Garden Art,
Flags, Stepping
Stones, Feeders,
Fountains, Statues,
Lanterns, Metal Work,
Stakes, Gourds & More!
Take a breath,
experience
Crandon
(715) 478-1160
BEAN'S BOATS
Boat & Canoe Style Cabin Furniture
•We ship anywhere within the
Continental U.S.
• ONLINE CATALOG www.cabincottagedecor
• DISTRIBUTOR in Crandon "Northwoods
Trading Post" 117 Lake Ave, Crandon
Tricia’s
Treasures
Downtown Crandon
*Some Exclusions Apply. Sale not good on previously purchased
merchandise or markdown merchandise. Discount cannot
be combined with any other sale or promotion.
FOR SALE: Sofa bed matching love seat, rust
colored - $150. Linda
Fehrenbach - 715-889-0231
P9
Designer Bridal Discounts
*Mother of the Bride * Flower Girls
* Formals * Accessories
729 5th Ave., Antigo • 715-623-4455
NATURE'S HEAT
SOURCE
715-627-0081
602 Fifth Avenue, Antigo, WI 54409
Monday - Friday, 9-5 • Saturday, 8-1
FOR SALE: Dresser-$50 /
treadmill-$125. 715-6493617. P8
Betc47
RUMMAGE SALES
MOLE LAKE ARGONNE
RUMMAGE SALE: Mole
Lake - 3149 Indian Route
10
Bishop Lake
Subdivision; watch for
signs. June 10 - 26.
(Fridays - 9am - 6pm)
(Saturdays-9am 5pm.)(Sundays - 10am 5pm). Antiques,
collectibles, vintage toys,
dolls, dressers,
furnishings, collectible
plates, ceramics, and
more! Refreshments
available.
P9
PICKEREL
SUMMER HOURS:
Monday - Friday 9 to 5
Saturday 9 to 4, Sun. 10 to 2
Open 10-6 or Call Ahead
Call Dave at
715-649-3414
FOR SALE:
JUST ARRIVED new
trailer of used, but nice
reconditioned
refrigerators, stoves,
washers & dryers.
And More
HUGE SELECTION!
Good selection of
reconditioned TV's.
AC LIQUIDATORS
Antigo, WI.
Phone 715-623-3791.
Every
Plant is
Started
Here!
HUGE MULTI-FAMILY
SALE: Pickerel Lake 9502 South Shore Drive
(Pickerel Lake) Across
from Jekyl & Hydes
(Formerly Cowboys) 3.1
Miles from Highway 55.
Friday July 1st 8:00 a.m.
thru Monday July 4th 4:00
p.m. This is the one you
wait for. Something for
everyone! Power tools,
hand tools, dock parts,
children’s and adult
clothes, household items,
books and collectables. ?
TWO PARTY RUMMAGE
SALE: 7995 Maple St.
A r g o n n e , Pe r r y a n d
Marsha Flannery
residence. Friday &
Saturday, June 17th &
18th, 8:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Bathroom vanity, faucet &
mirrors, microwave,
smaller T.V., PS2 with lots
of games, Guitar Hero,
paintball gun, queen size
sheets, lots of dorm room
bedding and accessories.
Mens, women’s, misses
and young men name
brand clothing. Lots of
household items, home
decor, books and too
much more to list.
P9
RUMMAGE SALE:
ARGONNE - Niehaus
residence 2 miles North of
Argonne Post Office on
County Rd. NN. June 10th
(9 a.m. - 5 p.m.) & June
11th (8 a.m. - 2 p.m.). Girls,
boys, juniors, men and
women name brand and
gently used clothing,
household, home decor,
truck tool box, t.v., toys.
Watch for signs!
P8
CRANDON
RUMMAGE SALE:
CRANDON - 500 E. Grant
St., Janet Gilmore
residence. June 17th 9:00
a.m. - 5:00 p.m. and June
18th 9:00 a.m. - 12:00
noon. Something for
everyone.
P8
HUGE MULIT-FAMILY
SALE: 4580 Sportsman
Lane, Lake Metonga West
Shore. Friday 6/17 &
Saturday 6/18, 9:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Boys and girls
clothing, household items,
furniture, books and much
P9
more.
YARD SALE: Crandon 407 W. Polk St. Saturday
June 11, 8:00 a.m.
Housewares, toys, car
seat, furniture. Baby,
t o d d l e r, b o y s , a n d
women’s clothing, shoes,
jackets, accessories all in
great condition.
Homemade caramel corn.
NO early sales!
P8
RUMMAGE SALE:
Crandon - Living Faith
Church of God, 202 S.
Hazeldell Ave. Thurs., 6/16,
4-8:00, Friday, 6/17, 9-2:00.
Clothes and lots of misc. B9
M U LT I - F A M I LY
RUMMAGE SALE: 5678
Old 8 Rd., Crandon (Take
a right at May’s Bar) Friday
4-7 p.m. and Saturday 8
a.m. - 3 p.m. Home
furnishings, clothes, too
much to mention.
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Death Notices
CLARENCE C. “CUNNY” DERCKS of Little Chute and
Pickerel, age 84, died peacefully Monday, May 23, 2011 at
Theda Clark Medical Center with his family at his side. He
was born in Little Chute on November 14, 1926 to the late
Peter and Ann (Weyenberg) Dercks. Cunny proudly
served in the Navy during World War II and the Korean
War. He was a 65-year member of the Jacob Coppus
American Legion Post 258, was a member of the firing
squad and later became the commander of the squad.
Clarence married Betty Van Roy on October 4, 1952. She
preceded him in death May 17, 2005. In addition to his job
at Kimberly Clark, he also operated Dercks Radio and TV
out of his home. Cunny loved time spent outdoors,
including time spent with his family at the cottage in
Pickerel. He enjoyed tinkering and was very handy.
Cunny built his home, his cottage and even a boat. He
was able to participate in the first Old Glory Honor Flight
out of the Fox Valley on October 27, 2009.
Clarence is survived by his children: Lilly
Warnke, Little Chute; Pete (Karen), Pickerel; Jim (Pat)
Appleton; Nancy (Mike) Wydeven, Kaukauna; Barb (Dan)
School, Darboy; and Don (Heidi), Vandenbroek; 17
grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. In addition to
his wife Betty and his parents, Clarence was preceded in
death by his son-in-law Robert “Huck” Warnke; brother
and sister: Sylvester Dercks and Marie Vandenberg; and
brothers-in-law: Robert and Jack Van Roy.
Services were held Friday May 27, 2011 at St.
John Nepomucene Catholic Church in Little Chute.
LECK MONTGOMERY, age 96, of Crandon, passed away
at AGI Health Care Center, Crandon on Wednesday, June
8, 2011. Arrangements pending. Contact Weber-Hill
Funeral Home, Crandon 715-478-2322 for service times.
Visit www.weberhillfuneralhome.com
ROBERT VANZILE, III, passed away unexpectedly June
6, 2011 as a result of a motor vehicle accident. Visitation
was held after 4:00 p.m. Wednesday, June 8 at the Mole
Lake Recreation Center. Native American Services were
on Thursday at 12:00 noon with Mr. Billy Daniels
officiating. Interment was at the Mole Lake Tribal
C e m e t e r y. O n l i n e c o n d o l e n c e s
www.weberhillfuneralhome.com
DANIEL A. MILAN, age 49, of Armstrong Creek, passed
away unexpectedly at his home June 1, 2011. Visitation
was held on Sunday, June 5 from 5-8 p.m. at St. Stanislaus
Kostka Catholic Church, Armstrong Creek. Funeral mass
was on Monday, June 6 at 11:00 a.m. with Deacon Jerry
Cross officiating. Inurnment will be at Pine Hill Cemetery.
Online condolences www.weberhillfuneralhome.com
John & Matilda Gretzinger Family
Letters to the Editor
We welcome letters to the Editor; however
the letters should be legible, in good taste, not
libelous, and pertinent to current issues. Names will
not be withheld upon request, except for very
special circumstances.
NAME AND PHONE
NUMBER SHOULD BE INCLUDED FOR
VERIFICATION PURPOSES. We reserve the right to
reject any and all letters.
To the Editor:
It has come to our attention that the Town of
Lincoln is seriously considering including “an area to hold
social events” in their new community building.
Did we hear correctly? Social events?
As taxpayers who feel we're being bled to death
for our small cottage on Lake Lucerne, we are outraged
that the Town's supervisors would consider spending our
tax dollars on building and maintaining a social hall!
Two reasons a social hall should not be part of
this building project:
1.
Duplication of services. Two social halls are
currently available for a nominal fee. The Lake Lucerne
Association's structure on County W can accommodate
100; for larger gatherings, the city of Crandon has a
community center. Additionally, we have been told that
Potawatomi tribal members can use Carter's facilities free
of charge.
2.
Majority of Town of Lincoln's taxpayers are NOT
full-time residents. We part-time cottage-dwellers who
pay well over half of the Town's taxes have our receptions,
showers, and other social gatherings in our hometowns.
And, should we have a need in the north woods for a social
hall, as mentioned above, there are options available.
The Town of Lincoln president and supervisors
need to understand that the silent majority who pay the
bulk of the Town's taxes cannot drive from Milwaukee,
Green Bay, and other surrounding communities to attend
the Town's Monday night meetings. So, before a social
hall is included in the building plans, poll us. We'll bet our
right arms that the majority of the Town's taxpayers say,
“No way!”
We would, however, sincerely appreciate if
supervisors would remember “the hand that feeds” and
provide a real service for all our tax dollars like garbage
pickup every other week.
Forest County Recycling
Sanitary Letters In Your Mailbox
Don’t be surprised this week if you reach for your
mail and find a letter from the Forest County Zoning
Department asking kindly for you to have your sanitary
system inspected.
These letters are the results of a State wide
initiative to inventory and place all sanitary systems on a
three year inspection regime. This year over 1000
requests were sent out to homeowners in Forest County.
Inspections can be performed by a licensed septage
operator (pumper), a master plumber, a master plumber
restricted sewer, or a POWTS (Private onsite waste
treatment system) inspector.
Any of the listed professionals can help you
comply with this requirement. Inspection reports are due
in the Zoning Office by July 31th, 2011. The County will
issue a citation to any noticed landowner that fails to
comply.
Sincerely,
Dennis and Lois Midtvedt
R Rhinelander Memorials
Back Row Left to Right: Ruth, Roy, Ann, Frank, Earl,
Dorothy & John
Front Row Left to Right: Delores, Mother Matilda, Billy,
Father John, daughter Matilda
Frank J. Gretzinger, Sr. - Frank John Gretzinger, Sr., age
87 of the Township of Waukechon, Shawano County,
passed away peacefully Wednesday, June 1, 2011 at the
Birch Hill Care Center, Shawano surrounded by his family.
Frank was born on September 15, 1923 in the
Township of Crandon, Forest County, the son of the late
John and Mathilda (Peterson) Gretzinger. He was raised
and attended school in Forest County. Frank was drafted
into the U.S. Army on April 1, 1943 and wounded in action
in Germany, receiving a purple heart. On February 4, 1946,
he was discharged and returned to his parent’s home in
Clintonville. On September 27, 1947, Frank was united in
marriage to Marjorie Danley at the Christ Congregational
Church, U.C.C., Clintonville. The couple moved to
Kenosha where Frank worked at American Motors. They
later moved to a dairy farm in the Township of Waukechon,
Shawano County where they have lived since. Frank was a
very hard worker. He enjoyed working with cattle, working
on his Christmas tree plantation, gardening, especially
potatoes, and watching his crops and trees mature. Frank
especially enjoyed spending time with his grandchildren
and great grandchildren. He was a member and served on
the board of directors for the Equity Coop, Shawano.
Survivors include:
His wife: Marjorie of 63 years
His daughters: Sharon Gretzinger, Shawano
Kathryn (Thomas) Magee, Clintonville
His sons: Bobby (Pamela) Gretzinger, Clintonville
Frank Gretzinger Jr. (Special Friend: Sarah “Lynn”
Amundson), Pulaski
Eugene (Tammy) Gretzinger, David (Debra) Gretzinger,
Donnie Gretzinger (Special Friend: Melodee Beilfuss),
Rodney (Maranita) Gretzinger, Todd Gretzinger and Tim
Gretzinger all of Shawano,
Roy (Sharon) Gretzinger, Leopolis
24 Grandchildren
28 great-grandchildren
He was preceded in death by his parents, 5
sisters, Dorothy, Ruth, Anna, Deloris & Tillie, 4 brothers,
Roy, Earl, John & William and a grandson Jeffrey
Gretzinger.
Funeral Services were held 11 a.m. Saturday,
June 4, 2011 at the Calvary Apostolic Church, Clintonville
with Pastor Sylvester Narlock officiating. Interment took
place in the Graceland Cemetery, Clintonville.
Military honors were provided at the cemetery by
the American Legion Post #63 and the V.F.W. Post #664
Clintonville.
WXPR
Welcomes
New Staff
A Full Service, Professional
Monument Company
"Family owned since 1935"
www.rhinelandermemorial.com
616 Lincoln St., Rhinelander, WI
715-369-7636 • 888-241-7636
WEBER-HILL
FUNERAL HOME AND CREMATION SERVICES
Family Owned & Operated
Directors: Gregor y L. Weber
Anthony J. Weber • Rober t E. Raasch
302 S. Lake Ave. Crandon • 1768 Oconto Ave., Wabeno
(715) 478-2322 • (715) 473-3131
www.weberhillfuneralhome.com
FOREST GRANITE WORKS
MONUMENTS • MARKERS • COUNTERTOPS
Personalized & Professional Service
Specializing in Hand Carved & Computer Designs
EST.
1979
2ND GENERATION
E. Glinski & Sons
Owners / Operators
“Cherish a Life
for a Lifetime”
Crandon, WI
715-478-3958
Jared Hause began work at WXPR Public Radio
on May 23rd. Jared is the new Business Sponsorship and
Volunteer Coordinator for WXPR, a non-profit community
station with studios in Rhinelander.
Jared is originally from Ogema and grew up
listening to WXPR. He recently graduated from UW Eau
Claire. "While I was in college I got involved with producing
local programming for the Eau Claire station of Wisconsin
Public Radio. I am so excited to get back to the
Northwoods and work for my hometown public radio
station!"
Station Manager Mick Fiocchi says the station is
delighted to have "...such a great young person working to
forward the mission of WXPR. Jared has community
service at the heart of what he does".
Reach over 8,500 (summer circulation) homes in the
Forest and Northern Oconto county area with a
classified ad through our mailings and set outs.
RATES ARE PER WEEK
Personal Classified $3.00
Business Classified $4.00
UP TO 30 WORDS ONLY.
Additional words, add 10¢ per word.
To display your ad, fill out form and send
form and check to:
PIONEER EXPRESS
P.O. BOX 333
CRANDON, WI 54520
(715) 478-3640 OR 1-800-234-2152 FAX (715) 478-3540
AD DEADLINE 4 P.M. TUESDAY
www.forestgraniteworks.com
PIONEER EXPRESS
Published Weekly
125 N. Lake Ave., P.O. Box 333
Crandon, WI 54520
email: pionexp@newnorth.net
Mike & Linda Monte.............................Publishers/Editors
Ashley Pieper.....................................Computer Graphics
Laney Hines..................Computer Graphics/Job Printing
Corrine Verkuilen.............................Accts. Rec./Ad Sales
Mary Jane Schultz..........................................Proofreader
Boyd Monte........................Ad Sales/Computer Graphics
Meagan Strong.........Post Press/Graphics/Office Gopher
With border $3.50
With border $4.50
Amount of weeks to run
Name
Address
Phone
Ad
WABENO SANITARY DISTRICT NO. 1
1735 N. Third St. P. O., Box 4, Wabeno, WI 54566
715-473-2905 • WSD328@centurytel.net
2010 CONSUMERS CONFIDENCE REPORT - JUNE 2011
Bids & Notices
CRANDON INTERNATIONAL
OFF-ROAD RACEWAY
Fire & Rescue Personnel & key personnel
from volunteer organizations!
PLEASE
Attend the Thursday night meeting
June 16th at 7:00 p.m.
in the Brush Run Barn.
THIS MEETING IS MANDATORY FOR ALL
SPOTTERS, CORNER & TRACK WORKERS!
crandon Red Hat Ladies
Lunch at Sunset Grill
Visit the 3 Lakes Winery
Wednesday, June 22
10:45 am meet at the Crandon Hotel
Parking lot to car pool DEPART 11:00
am Sharp, Lunch 11:30, Winery tour
1:00 pm. Reservations: Call Carol
715-478-2749 email marymeier04@gmail.com
Wabeno High Schools
Classes of the 1960s Reunion
On Saturday, July 23, the Wabeno High School
classes who graduated from 1960-1969 will hold a class
reunion at the Wabeno Firefighters Grounds (formerly the
Wabeno Fairgrounds) in Wabeno.
If you haven't received your formal invitation,
send your reservation ( $20/person) to Nancy Volk, P.O.
Box 27, Wabeno, WI 54566, or contact Nancy or Jan at
715-473-4724 or Chuck at 715-674-5061 for more
information.
The reunion starts at 3:00 p.m., with a social hour
and outdoor activities. There will be a buffet dinner from
5:30-7:00, with music and reminiscing to follow. In
addition to rooms at local motels, camping is available on
the grounds. Contact Larry at 715-850-1861 to make
camping reservations.
From the Office of Sheriff John Dennee
Activity Report for May 2011
WATER SYSTEM INFORMATION
The Wabeno Sanitary Board of Commissioners meet the 1st Monday each month, at 5:30pm, in the Wabeno Sanitary District Meeting Room, located at 1735
Third St. Office in Wabeno. Interested citizens are invited to attend.
Copies of the Consumers Confidence Report are available at the Sanitary District Office. Office hours are 7:00am to 12:00 noon Monday through Friday
For any questions or additional information on this report, please call us at (715) 473-2905. The operator is Scott Harris and office is Donna Hogan.
HEALTH INFORMATION
Drinking water, including bottled water, may reasonably be expected to contain at least small amounts of some contaminants. The presence of contaminants
does not necessarily indicate that water poses a health risk. More information about contaminants and potential health effects can be obtained by calling the
Environmental Protection Agency's safe drinking water hotline (1-800-426-4791).
Some people may be more vulnerable to contaminants in drinking water than the general population. Immuno-compromised persons, such as persons with
cancer undergoing chemotherapy, persons who have undergone organ transplants, people with HIV/AIDS or other immune systems disorders, some elderly, and
infants can be particularly at risk from infections. These people should seek advice about drinking water from their health care providers. EPA/CDC guidelines on
appropriate means to lessen the risk of infection by cryptosporidium and other microbial contaminants are available from the Environmental Protection Agency's safe
drinking water hotline
(1-800-426-4791).
WABENO SOURCES OF WATER
Source
Groundwater
Groundwater
Source id
Well #1
Well #2
Status
Active
Active
Depth in Feet
95 feet
157 feet
To obtain a summary of the source water assessment, please contact us at the Wabeno Sanitary District 715-473-2905.
EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION
The sources of drinking water, both tap water and bottled water includes rivers, lakes, streams, ponds, reservoirs, springs and wells. As water travels over the
surface of the land or through the ground, it dissolves naturally occurring minerals and, in some cases, radioactive material, and can pick up substances resulting from
the presence of animals or from human activity.
Contaminants that may be present in source water include:
• Microbial contaminants, such as viruses and bacteria, which may come from sewage treatment plants, septic systems, agricultural livestock operations and
wildlife.
• Inorganic contaminants, such as salts and metals, which can be naturally occurring or result from urban storm water runoff, industrial or domestic wastewater
discharges, oil and gas production, mining or farming.
• Pesticides and herbicides, which may come from a variety of sources such as agriculture, urban storm water runoff and residential uses.
• Organic chemical contaminants, including synthetic and volatile organic chemicals, which are by-products of industrial processes and petroleum production,
and can, also, come from gas stations, urban storm water runoff and septic systems.
• Radioactive contaminants, which can be naturally occurring or be the result of oil and gas production and mining activities.
In order to ensure that tap water is safe to drink, EPA prescribes regulations that limit the amount of certain contaminants in water provided by public water
systems. FDA regulations establish limits for contaminants in bottled water, which shall provide the same protection for public health.
NUMBER OF CONTAMINANTS REQUIRED TO BE TESTED
This table displays the number of contaminants, which were required to be tested in the last five years. The CCR (Consumers Confidence Report) may contain
up to five years worth of water quality results. If a water system tests annually, or more frequently, the results from the most recent year are shown on the CCR. If testing
is done less frequently, the results shown on the CCR are from the past five years.
Contaminant Group
Inorganic Contaminants
Microbiological Contaminants
Radiaoctive Contaminants
Volatile Organic Contaminants
No. of Contaminants
16
1
3
20
Total Contaminants Tested For
40
Definition of Terms
Following is a list of terms that you will need to understand this report. Through testing we have learned that some contaminants have been detected in our water. You will note, that the
EPA has determined, that our water IS SAFE at the levels of contaminants detected.
Term
AL
MCL
MCLG
MFL
mrem/year
NTU
pCi/l
ppm
ppb
ppt
ppq
TCR
TT
Definition
Action Level: The concentration of a contaminant, which, if exceeded, triggers treatment, or other requirements, which a water system must follow.
Maximum Contaminant Level: The highest level of a contaminant that is allowed in drinking water. MCLs are set as close to the MCLGs as feasible using the best available treatment technology.
Maximum Contaminant Level Goal: The level of a contaminant in drinking water below which there is no known or expected risk to health. MCLGs allow for a margin of safety.
million fibers per liter
millirems per year (a measure of radiation absorbed by the body)
Nephelometric Turbidity Units
picocuries per liter (a measure of radioactivity)
parts per million, or milligrams per liter (mg/l)
parts per billion, or microgram per liter (ug/l)
parts per trillion, or nanogram per liter
parts per quadrillion, or picograms per liter
Total Coliform Rule
Treatment Technique: A required process intended to reduce the level of a contaminant in drinking water.
INORGANIC CONTAMINANTS
Nature of Complaint Total Complaints Total Arrests
1
0
Arson
9
1
Assault
18
0
Burglary
6
0
Conservation
10
0
Damage Property
5
0
Dangerous Drugs
19
2
Family Offenses
3
0
Fraudulent Activities
155
2
Health-Safety
3
0
Invasion of Privacy
7
0
Jail Violation
21
0
Larceny
3
0
Liquor
27
0
Lock Out
25
15
Obstructing Government
35
3
Other
1
0
Public Order Crimes
112
9
Public Peace
5
2
Sex Assault
1
0
Sex Offenses
1
0
Stolen Property
89
16
Traffic Offence
3
0
Weapons Offense
Totals:
559
50
Contaminant
MCL
MCLG
(Units)
ARSENIC
Sample Date
Violation
BARIUM
1-2
N/A
2
2
.011
CADMUM
5
5
.1
nd-.1
100
100
3
1-3
AL=1.3
1.3
4
4
AL=15
0
.011.011
(ppm)
9/25/08
NO
Erosion of natural deposits;
Runoff from orchards: Runoff
from glass & electronics
production wastes
9/24/08
NO
Discharge of drilling wastes;
Discharge from metal refineries;
Erosion of natural deposits
9/25/08
NO
Corrosion of galvanized pipes;
Discharge from metal refineries;
runoff from waste batteries & paints
9/24/08
NO
Discharge from steel and pulp
mills; Erosion of natural
deposits
11/12/08
NO
Corrosion of household
plumbing systems; Erosion of
natural deposits; Leaching from
wood preservatives
9/24/08
NO
Water additive which promotes
strong teeth; Discharge from
fertilizer and aluminum factories
11/12/08
*
Corrosion of household
plumbing systems; Erosion of
natural deposits
9/24/08
NO
Nickel occurs naturally in soils,
ground water and surface waters
and is often used in electroplating,
stainless steel & alloy products
NO
Runoff from fertilizer use;
Leaching from septic tanks,
sewage; Erosion of natural
deposits
9/24/08
NO
Discharge from petroleum and
metal refineries; Erosion of
natural deposits; Discharge
from mines
9/24/08
NO
(ppb)
CHROMIUM
(ppb)
COPPER
.4500
(ppm)
FLUORIDE
.2
0 of 10
results were
above the
action level
.2-.2
(ppm)
LEAD
2.30
3.4000
(average)
100
NITRATE
(NO3-N)(ppm)
SELENIUM
(ppb)
SODIUM
(ppm)
1 of 10
results were
above the
action level
(ppb)
2.70003.4000
nd-.37
10
10
.37
50
50
2
N/A
N/A
5.90
Typical Source
of Contaminant
(if prior to 2008)
10
(ppb)
The Nicolet Oconto Retired Teachers’
Association will meet at noon on Wednesday, June 15 at
Romy’s Holiday Inn at Kelly Lake. The speaker will be Vic
Bast on his experiences as a pilot and teacher. Grace
Hyland will be honored for her 20 years as a member of
WREA and NORTA. Reminder to bring survey sheets on
memories of teaching days.
2
Range
(ppb)
NICKEL
Vic Bast to Speak at NORTA
Level
Found
nd-2
3.30-5.90
N/A
*Systems exceeding a lead and/or copper action level must take actions to reduce lead and/or copper in the drinking water. Lead and copper samples were taken in a number of buildings in the District. One of the
samples taken exceeded the "action level". We are not considered to be in "Violation" as long as 90% of the sites tested are within the action level. The District contacted the building owners and advised them that
lead in their home drinking water exceeded the action level. (Many of the older homes in the District still have some lead pipes). The owner took action to reduce the lead. A follow up sample of water was taken and
the water was found to be in compliance. If you want information on the number of sites or the action taken to reduce these levels, please contact us.
RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINANTS
Contaminant
(Units)
MCL
MCLG
RADIUM
(226+228)
(pCi/l)
5
0
Level
Found
Range
Sample Date
(if prior to 2010)
Violation
1.3
1.1-1.3
2/4/2009
NO
Typical Source
of Contaminant
Erosion of natural
deposits
Bids & Notices
CRANDON, WI
(715) 478-BOWL
(2695)
SUMMER FUN LEAGUE
MIXED LEAGUE/NON-SANCTIONED
Sign-up starting Wednesday, June 8th
MEETING WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15TH
Formatting of league will be decided at
this meeting. At least one
representative per team must attend.
Call David at 715-902-0621 or
715-478-2695
TOWN OF HILES
Any resident of the Town of Hiles interested in
having their name put on a list for consideration to
substitute at the Transfer Stations (garbagerecycling) located on Co. Hwy S/Station B should
contact the town clerk, Cathy Votis (715)649-3469
or any town board member.
Hiles Town Board
CALLING ALL
MARINES - WE
WANT YOU!
The Forest County
Detachment of the Marine
Corps League is looking for
new regular members and
associate members to
come join us the first
Wednesday of every month
at the VFW Hall in Crandon.
Food & Door Prizes. For
more information please
call Micah Dewing at 715889-0371
OU/50
BID NOTICE
The Laona State Bank will
be accepting sealed bids
on a 2005 Cadillac STS
with 58,500 miles until
close of business on June,
24, 2011. The vehicle
runs good, but is not
currently drivable due to a
broken tie rod. The
vehicles may be seen at
108 N. Lake Ave., Crandon
during regular bank hours.
The bank reserves the
right to accept or reject
any or all bids and the
vehicle is being sold "Asis" without warranty.
TOWN OF WABENO:
CLASS B
COMBINATION LICENSE
Potawatomi Carter
Casino Hotel
Agent, Cheryl Waubee
Forest County Potawatomi
Community
WINE LICENSE
The Crystal Bell Inn & Spa
4226 River St.
Michael VerVoort
Big Easel Gallery /
the Art of Coffee
1789 Maple Ave.
Michael T. Friesen
To be considered at a June
21st meeting.
/s/ Marrette Tucker
Town Clerk
Public Library Hours
Lakes Country Public Library - Lakewood - Monday,
Tuesday & Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.; Wednesday
and Friday 2:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.; Saturday 9:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. • 715-276-9020.
Wabeno Public Library - SUMMER HOURS:
Tuesday & Friday: Noon to 4:30; Wed. & Thurs: Noon -
7 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m. - Noon. Closed Mon. & Sun.
715-473-4131
Crandon Public Library - Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday & Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.; Thursday
9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.; Saturday 9:00 a.m. - Noon • 715478-3784.
Laona Edith Evans Community Library - SUMMER
HOURS: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. &
extended hours on Tuesday 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. CLOSED
Saturday & Sunday • 715-674-4751
Museum Hours
Forest County Museum - Closed until Memorial Day
Forest County Potawatomi Cultural Center &
Museum - Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. - by
appointment on Saturday. For tour appointment call
715-478-7478
Bids & Notices
Regular Meeting Laona Board of Education
Monday, May 9, 2011 6:00 p.m.
Library - Laona High School
President Jim Aschinger called the Regular Meeting to Order at 6:00 p.m. Present: Jim Aschinger, Scott Reeves, Kay
Connors, Dan Deschinny, Dawn Cote, Paul Peterson, Dave Bardo, and Sherry Kramer to take the minutes. Rick Krawze
was absent. There were also seventeen (17) guests in attendance. Notice has been posted in accordance with Wisc. Stat.
19.84.
Dan Deschinny led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Motion by Connors, seconded by Deschinny to approve the Agenda after amended. All in favor, motion carried.
Appearances None
PUBLIC FORUM(10 minutes):
Dick Schaal, Institute of Learning Partnership, presented grant writers, Cara Shepherd and Sheryl Hendricks, with a $7500
grant for the purchase of Ipads for classroom and TAPS use. Congratulations!
Other topics discussed included graduation, Job Corp programs, playground maintenance, and Teacher Appreciation
Week.
ADDITIONAL OPEN ACTION ITEMS:
Motion by Connors, seconded by Deschinny to approve the Open and Closed Regular Meeting Minutes dated
Monday, April 18, 2011. All in favor, motion carried.
Motion by Connors, seconded by Deschinny to approve Disbursements and Wires paid for the period of April 15 May 4, 2011 = $146,652.25. All in favor, motion carried.
Motion by Deschinny, seconded by Reeves to approve Purchase Orders for the period of April 15 - May 4, 2011 =
$13,307.27. All in favor, motion carried.
Motion by Reeves, seconded by Deschinny to open nominations for the Election of School Board Officers. All in
favor, motion carried. Motion by Reeves, seconded by Connors to nominate and elect Jim Aschinger for President. All in
favor, motion carried. Motion by Connors, seconded by Reeves to nominate and elect Rick Krawze for Vice-President. All
in favor, motion carried. Motion by Connors, seconded by Reeves to nominate and elect Dan Deschinny for Clerk. All in
favor, motion carried. Motion by Connors, seconded by Deschinny to nominate and elect Scott Reeves for Treasurer. All in
favor, motion carried. Motion by Reeves, seconded by Deschinny to nominate and elect Kay Connors for Deputy Clerk. All
in favor, motion carried.
Four (4) members of the RtI Team distributed information and gave an overview of the implementation of the
Response to Intervention Program in our district.
There was one (1) applicant for the Varsity Baseball Coach Position. Motion by Deschinny, seconded by
Connors to approve Ryan Gust for this position. All in favor, motion carried.
Dawn Cote presented bid amounts received for a 3-year Auditor Contract. After discussion, motion by Reeves,
seconded by Deschinny to accept the bid from Kerber, Rose, and Associates. All in favor, motion carried.
Motion by Reeves, seconded by Deschinny to accept the Athletic Director Resignation received from Christy
Janczewski. All in favor, motion carried.
A bid and a letter have been received for the Transportation Service Contract. Motion by Connors, seconded by
Deschinny to accept the bid received from Lamers. All in favor, motion carried.
Motion by Reeves, seconded by Connors to designate Dan Deschinny as CESA 8 Annual Meeting
Representative. All in favor, motion carried.
A discussion was held on the Softball/Baseball Fields. This will be tabled until the next meeting.
INFORMATIONAL ITEMS:
Concerns with school building use outside of school hours was discussed in the Maintenance/DASHIR Report.
Dawn Cote discussed the budget summary and liability insurance in her Business Manager's Report.
Administrator/Principal's Reports - Paul Peterson discussed Wilderness Adventure, NDEN, facility use
problems, discipline report, and a new Youth Options application. Motion by Deschinny, seconded by Reeves to accept the
youth options application as presented. All in favor, motion carried.
Dr. Bardo discussed used kitchen and phy. ed. equipment available from Nicolet Technical College.
BOARD MEMBER REPORTS:
•Scott Reeves discussed facility use concerns and options.
•Kay Connors and Dan Deschinny gave information from their attendance at an NLC meeting.
Motion by Deschinny, seconded by Connors to enter into closed session pursuant to the following statutes for the
following reasons: Wisc. Stat. 19.85(1)(c)(g)(e) for personnel matters, legal matters, and negotiations. The motion carried
with the following roll call vote: Aschinger, Deschinny, Reeves, and Connors voting yes.
Motion by Deschinny, seconded by Connors to adjourn the meeting. All in favor, motion carried. (10:52 p.m.)
Vet's Corner
Looking Back on the Significance of D-Day
D- Day Statement by Wisconsin Department of
Veterans Affairs Acting Secretary Donna Williams
June 6th marks the anniversary of “D-Day,”
referring to the D-Day invasion in Europe in 1944. This
year commemorates the 67th anniversary of Operation
Overlord, or “D-Day,” when thousands of American and
British troops landed on the shores of Normandy with the
objective of securing it from Nazi Germany, through
additional land and naval support of other Allied nations.
The assault, the largest seaborne invasion in history to
that time, is considered to be the turning point in the war
towards the Allied victory, but it was not without cost. Total
Allied casualties on D-Day are estimated at 10,000,
including over 2,500 dead.
As our World War II veterans of our greatest
generation are passing on, Americans look back on the
significance of June 6, 1944 and the historical importance
of D-Day. More than 330,000 Wisconsin service members
served in World War II, with about 37,000 of them alive
today; only a certain percentage of them took part in
Operation Overlord.
The National World War II Memorial on the
national mall in Washington, D.C. was dedicated seven
years ago, on May 29, 2004. The National Honor Flight
Network is bringing World War II veterans and terminally ill
veterans to visit the memorial. There are several flight
hubs in Wisconsin with future flights being planned.
Also in keeping the historical significance alive,
the Wisconsin Veterans Museum preserves the materials
and memories of all Wisconsin veterans, including those
at D-Day, through the Wisconsin Veterans Oral History
Project, as well as archives and object collections.
Today, let's look back and remember the
importance of the heroic invasion 67 years ago on “DDay.”
WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT PROVIDING FREE TICKETS TO
VETERANS FOR CRANDON OFF ROAD RACING SPRING RUN
JUNE 18-19, 2011
All Veterans who have proof of service such as a
VA ID Card, a DD 214 Military Discharge, Military or Retired
Military ID Card, etc., are eligible for a free ticket to the
Spring Brush Run. Post 9/11 and all Service Connected
Disabled Veterans are encouraged to register for the
Wounded Warrior Project benefits which include
discounts to many businesses and services,
reintegration assistance, employment assistance and
support services.
Veterans can contact Bryan Shicks, Vets4Vets Peer
Support Provider, at 715.889.2483, to get registered by
June 14, 2011. Documentation of Military service is
required to be placed on the free ticket list register. There
is a limited number of tickets for the event.
Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) began when
several veterans and friends, moved by stories of the first
wounded service members returning home from
Afghanistan and Iraq, took action to help others in need.
What started as a program to provide comfort items to
wounded service members has grown into a complete
rehabilitative effort to assist warriors as they recover and
transition back to back to civilian life. Read more:
http://www.woundedwarriorproject.org
Increase in the amount of automobile allowance. Contact
Diane Fenske Joyner for more details.
CRANDON RETAIL COUNCIL
WANTED
VENDORS
SIDEWALK SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY
BEGINNING JUNE 1ST THRU EARLY
FALL DOWNTOWN CRANDON
Contact Peg Houle at 715-478-2531
or 715-478-5144
Kelly Corner
Wednesday, June 8th– Last day of school for students.
School dismissed @ 2:00!!, Honors Breakfast 8:15 a.m.
(By invitation) Elementary Awards Program 1:00 p.m.
Thursday, June 9th– Teacher Inservice
Friday, June 10th– Softball Sectionals. ENJOY THE
SUMMER!
*Laona Tech Ed Raffle*
10’x12’ Timber Frame is prize, The frame can be seen at
Laona Machine Supply, $5.00 Tickets, Proceeds go to
Laona Tech Ed Program, Tickets are available at local
businesses and the school. Any questions please contact
Ryan Kelley at 715-674-2143.
**Laona School has 2010-2011Yearbooks for sale. The
cost is $30.00. There are also 2009-2010 Yearbooks left for
$40.00. If interested please contact the high school office
715-674-2143.
WPS Announces
"Service Club Energy Challenge"
Green Bay, WI – Wisconsin Public Service (WPS)
is challenging the community service clubs in its 19county customer service area in the first ever "WPS
Service Club Energy Challenge." Up to twenty selected
clubs could earn $1,000 for learning about energy
conservation, saving energy at club members' homes and
assisting community members in weatherizing their
homes. Service clubs must apply before the July 1
deadline. Participating service clubs from northeastern
and north central Wisconsin will undergo a qualifying
selection process and be notified by July 29.
To receive the $1,000 grant, clubs must complete
three energy savings tasks. First, install ten home
weatherization kits from WPS into ten residences in their
community. Second, host an energy conservation
presenter at one of their service club meetings. Third, ten
club members must pledge to reduce their energy
consumption by five percent during the three months of
the challenge (September, October, and November 2011)
as compared to the same three months of last year.
Results will be analyzed by December 23 and the $1,000
grant will be awarded by January 31, 2012.
Qualifying community service clubs are 501 (c)
(3) organizations whose members organize work or
activities intended to improve their local community.
Online information about the contest and the application
a r e
a v a i l a b l e
a t
http://www.wisconsinpublicservice.com/home/service_cl
ub.aspx.
PIONEER PRINTING
We print envelopes, business cards, menus,
brochures, raffle tickets,
business carbonless forms (statements, invoices, etc.),
wedding & graduation invitations & more.
Services also provided print layout, laminating,
color copies & more!
125 N. Lake Ave. • P.O. Box 333 • Crandon, WI
715-478-3640 or 1-800-234-2152
email: pionexp@newnorth.net
SCHAEFER'S IGA PULL-OUT SECTION
PIONEER EXPRESS JUNE 13, 2011
SCHAEFER’S MEAT DEPT. SELLS USDA ANGUS
CHOICE BEEF & USDA INSPECTED PORK
MEAT
THESE AD PAGES NOW ON-LINE AT
pioneerexpresscrandon.com
1 Pint
BLUEBERRIES
T - BONE
steaks
$6.99
OF SAVINGS IS AT
SCHAEFER'S IGA
raspberries or
blackberries
London Broil
pinwheels
6 Oz. Pkg
$3.59 Lb.
2/$4.00
Angus Choice
California
1 Lb. Package
$3.59 Lb.
2/$4.00 12/$3.89
Angus Choice
sIrloin tip
steaks
2/$1.00 5/$2.00
sirloin tip
roast
Oscar Mayer
meats 7.5 Oz.
Redi Serve
Oscar Mayer Deli Fresh
9 - 10 Oz.
chicken breast
strips
SCHAEFER’S IGA PULL - OUT SECTION
Johnsonville Party Pack
IGA
Assorted 16 Oz.
$1.29
Klement's
pork links
Regular or Maple
12 Oz.
$2.99
$5.59
Old Wisconsin
beef bites or
turkey bites
8 Oz.
brats or Italian
sausage
California
cantaloupe
navel
oranges
59¢
Lb.
4 Lb. Bag
$2.99
$7.99
3 Lbs.
John Morrell
diced ham
8 Oz.
Lb.
PEAK OF THE SEASON
California
*safefruitsandveggies.com*
$2.39
Cher-Make
Cher-Make
Natural Casing
wieners
24 Oz.
$2.99
2/$4.00 69¢
$2.99
$2.99
6 Oz.
honeydew
melons
romaine
hearts
carving board
2/$3.00
California
Dole 3 Ct. Bag
$2.99 Lb.
entrees
green
onions
cucumbers
Angus Choice
$3.59 Lb.
Fresh, Bunch
Super Select
$3.49 Lb.
baby back
pork ribs
Bi-Color
strawberries sweet corn
SCHAEFER’S FOOD IGA - OUT SECTION
beef stew
meat
lunch
meats
2/$4.00
Lb.
Angus Choice
Angus Choice
pre-cooked
brats
28 Oz.
$5.59
Tyson USDA Inspected
Grade A Frozen
whole
chickens
Pioneer Plaza
Highway 8 E., Crandon
HOURS: Mon. - Sat. 7AM - 8PM
Sun. 7AM - 7PM
478-2558 FAX 478-2545
99¢ Lb.
Prices Effective Mon. June 13, 2011
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
We reserve the right to correct any printing errors in the ad
We reserve the right to limit quantities
Select
water
hamburger
helper
,5 Liter/24 Pack
$3.99
4.7 to 6.4 Oz.
7 Kinds
Old Orchard
99¢
RACE ON IN
FOR SAVINGS
apple
juice
64 Oz.
fac original
blend coffee
33.9 Oz.
$1.59
Kraft
Read
Malt-O-Meal
box
cereal
21-27 Oz.
3 Kinds
$1.49
Budweiser
b.b.q.
sauce
18 - 19 Oz.
$8.99
3 bean salad or sandwich shop bounty
basic
German potato mayo
12 Oz.
paper
salad
2 Kinds
towel
$1.00
$1.99
Limit 1
Single Roll
Original
Guys Original
Prince
50¢
tasty
mix
dog
food
$1.89
$2.49
$19.99
coke brand
12 Oz/12 Pack
3/$12.99
coke brand
9 Oz.
50 Lb. Chunk
Style
3/$12.99
coke brand
24 Oz/6 Pack
Bottles
3/$12.99
powerade
20 Oz./8 Pack
$3.99
fritos &
cheetos
ENTER TO WIN
1 OF 2 PAIR OF
Reg. $3.49
BRUSH RUN PASSES
Presented by Coke & Schaefer's IGA
Drawing Friday, June 17th at noon
2/$5.00
NAME_____________________
_________________________
PHONE____________________
lipton
teas
pepsi
brand
12 Oz./8 Pack Bottles
3/$12.00
.5 Liter/12 Pack
$5.99
vitamin
water
20 Oz.
pepsi
brand
12 Pack/12 Oz. Cans
10/$10.00
3/$12.99
(OR $1.00 EACH)
SCHAEFER'S IGA
12 Oz /8 Pack Bottles
16 Oz.
PRICE GOOD
WITH MORE
CARD
bugles or
nacho
cheese
7.5 Oz.
$1.79
50
wi ¢
S ep t h a
$10 arat
Purc e
has
e
Hill's Bros.
IGA
8 Ct.
rANGER
COOKIES
12 Ct.
$3.49
DON'T FORGET DAD!!
We Will Have
FATHER'S DAY CAKES
COOKIES & TREATS!!
Hickory Smoked
$4.99 Lb.
Kretschmar
HORMEL
PEPPERONI
GENOE
salAMI
$4.69 Lb.
$4.59 Lb.
Wisconsin
farmer's
cheese
Chocolate, Crunch or
Powder
$2.39
TO
SAVINGS
Ea.
$3.79 Lb.
Shurfresh
Danish
strips
24 Hour Notice On Party/Deli Tray Orders Please
Caramel, Strawberry - Cheese
Blueberry or Pecan
$2.99
Red Velvet
cakes
7 Inch
$8.89
Mr. Dee's
SHREDDED
HASH BROWNS
24 Oz. Bag
Reg. $2.73
Banquet
MEAT PIES
3 Kinds
7 Oz.
Reg. .99¢
57¢
Sara Lee
Pound
Cake
10.75 Oz.
Reg. $3.37
$2.99
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE
FROZEN
Aqua water
shoes
SAND
PAIL &
SHOVEL
$7.99
$1.99
Assorted Size
dannon
DAIRY
Danimals 6-3.1 Oz Drinkables
Dan-O-Nio yogurt 6 Pack
Danimals Crush Cup 4 Pack
2/$4.00
Yoplait
assorted
yogurts
Nestle's
Coffee mate
32 Oz.
Assorted
4-6 Oz.
10/$6.00
$4.00
8th Continent
IGA
Soy
Milk
CINNAMON
ROLLS
8 Ct..
64 Oz.
2/$5.00 $1.99
iMPERIAL
mARGARINE
$1.99
BEACH
TOWEL
$5.99
Dutch Maid
Ea.
Turkey
Breast
$1.99
Brothers Tubs
mini cake
doughnuts
Kretschmar
BIRTHDAY
ANNIVERSARY
TEAM PARTY
HOLIDAYS
FAVORITE PETS
RETIREMENT
GRADUATION
DRAWING
PHOTOGRAPH
Cake orders for the day you need them, MUST be placed by 11 AM that day.
Please place weekend cake orders by 10 AM Friday.
hot dog
buns
DELI
BAKERY
Computerized
PICTURE CAKES
at Schaefer's
Bakery
Bring in any
photograph,
picture, or
drawing and we
will put it on
your next party cake
1Lb. / Quarters
89¢
SCHAEFER'S IGA PULL-OU
Health &
Beauty
advil
GREEN SIGNS +
For Pain & Fever
24 Ct.
Coated Tablets
Coated Caplets
Reg. $5.49
YOUR MORE CARD
= BIG SAVINGS
Good 05/30/11- 06/26/11
$4.99
All Prices Good With Saver's Card
With More Card
SCHAEFER'S
SINCE 1935
Colgate
total
tooth paste
4.0 Oz. Tube
Advanced Clean Paste
Reg. $3.49
Suave
body
lotion
10 Fl. Oz.
FOOD MART
478-2558
FAX 478-2545
Cocoa Butter,
Advanced Therapy
Reg. $2.63
Pioneer Plaza
Highway 8 E.,
Crandon
HOURS: Mon. - Sat. 7AM - 8PM
Sun. 7AM - 7PM
Grocery
pepsi brand
$2.99
With More Card
Top Care
$2.19
4/$10.00
With More Card
Top Care
sheer
bandages
60 Assorted Sizes
Latex Free Band Aids
Reg. $2.29
petroleum
jelly
13 Oz. 100% Pure
sierra mist
sobe beverages
or life water
2 Liter Bottle
$1.00
Ea.
$2.69
$1.89
With More Card
Domestix
utility
lighter
Reg. $3.39
General
Merchandise
Kids Choice
tide liquid
detergent
Select Scents
150 Oz.
$15.99
Ea.
Whink
hair
clog
blaster
With More Card
Village Hearth
24 Oz.
8 Ct. Classic Hot Dog,
Classic Hamburger,
or Classic
Sesame
Hamburger Buns
With More Card
$1.99
32 Oz.
79¢
.5 Liter 24 Pack
$3.99
28 Oz.
Reg. $5.73
Ea.
With More Card
Borbello's
coke
box pizza
20 Pack/12 Oz. Cans
$5.99 2/$10.00
With More Card
$4.99
With More Card
cheese
fries
12"
With More Card
Nabisco
Orv's
With More Card
$1.99
powerade
dasani
water
Reg. $5.29
$4.59
buns
Ea. With More Card
clr cleaner
Ea.
With More Card
With More Card
$4.99
$1.99
24 Oz.
100% Big
With More Card
$2.99
white or whole
grain
bread
With More Card
whole wheat
bread
odor
genie
Reg. $5.76
Ea.
With More Card
With More Card
With More Card
69¢
20 Oz. Bottle
Skin Protectant
Reg. $3.29
24 Oz./ 6 Pack Bottles
3/$9.99
With More Card
honey Maid
grahams
14.4 Avg.
Reg. $4.19
$2.49
With More Card
SCHAEFER'S IGA PULL-OUT
Bows & Guns
Recreational
Dvorak's Docks
WE BUY GUNS!
Looking for a few
Good Old Guns
Call 715-478-3640 0r
715-478-3872 evenings
We also sell & trade them.
Stop in to see Jamie at
CONWAY TRUE VALUE,
Pioneer Plaza, Crandon
or call 715-478-3617.
Betc.
Adam's Mobile
Marine Service
"Your Shoreline Specialists"
LLC
Pickerel, WI
"YOU DON'T HAVE TIME FOR DOWN TIME!"
Gun Accumulator
(not a collector)
Is always looking for unwanted
firearms to build collection.
I have a special interest in
shotguns, especially sxs guns
Will also buy some reloading
equipment & supplies.
Call 715-478-3660 day or 3872 evenings
Paying Top Dollar for guns, gold,
coins, tools, sporting goods & more!
Check with us before selling
Hodag Gun & Loan LLC
915 Lincoln St. • Rhinelander, WI
Phone: (715) 369-4884
Smith Sport & Hobby
209 E Pioneer St. • Crandon
(715)478-1455
Summer Archery League
begins June 13th
Anyone interested in entering
a team, call us as soon as
possible to sign up!!
Nicolet Country Club, Inc.
Hwy. 8, Laona • (715) 674-4780
OPEN for the Season
Offering a full menu, daily specials
and all your favorites including:
Broasted Chicken & Friday Fish Fry
Serving Daily:
11 a.m. 7 p.m.
McCaslin Lioness Sponsors
27th Annual
Summer Swim Program 2011
The Northwoods is surrounded by beautiful
lakes, and everyone should know how to swim. Learn
how by attending swim classes at Wheeler Lake in
Lakewood, July 11th thru 15th and July 18th thru 22nd,
2011, 10:00 to 11:30.
Children ages 5 years and up are welcome at the
cost of $8.00 per week, per child.
Certified swim instructor, Chris Goetz assisted by
Tami Goetz, will not only teach your child to swim, but also
give important safety instruction especially suited for lake
enjoyment.
Registration forms are available at local banks in
Wabeno, Lakewood, Townsend and Mountain.
Any questions, please call Chris at 715-923-5515
or Tami at 920-373-4535.
Service at Your Location for Less
Cost than marina charges!
20% OFF PARTS & LABOR FOR VETS
GET YOUR BOATS CHECKED
BEFORE OPEN WATER & have
us put your pontoon in!
cALL aDAM jUSTMAN @ 715-219-1152
Boat Lifts
Track Systems
Docks & Piers
Shoreline Ramps
FLOE, ShoreStation, Voyager, Northern Lights, LSP,
Wave Armor, Roll-N-Go, Shore Tracker
(715)275-DOCK(3625)
Hwy. 45, Elcho, WI
www.DvoraksDocks.com
GETAWAY CABIN FOR RENT
Have fun and smile "only $395 week" (while some
others in area are $700 and more), newly renovated, by
Chain of Lakes between WI and MI, beautiful area
w/waterfalls, mystery light; sleeps approx. 21 people,
$10 ice cream shoppe voucher with booking;(906)2211445, upnorth49969@yahoo.com.
For Info Or Appointments
adam.justman@gmail.com
Fully Insured
Sporting Clays!
Our Sporting Clays course has 10 stands with varying degrees of
difficulty that will sharpen your shooting eye. Also available for
special occasions. Call for reservations.
1-877-332-7268
Pheasant hunting & lodging available! or 1-715-674-7043
FOR SALE: 2005 Keystone
RV Copper Canyon travel
trailer. 32 ft. with 2 slides.
Rear living room.
Laminated side walls and
aluminum frame. Like new
condition. Many other
options-$16,900. 715-6493373. P8
EZ DOCK
•Floating Dock Systems
•Wave Runner & Boat Lifts
•Call For Appointment
•Info - Displays
EZ DOCK
8227 Cty Hwy DD,
Pickerel, WI 54465
715-484-2277
FOR SALE: 14’ Crestline
Boat, older 5 HP Evinrude
Motor, trailer - $725.00. Lou
Rynski (Laona) 715-6742155.
P8
FOR SALE: 14’ Mirrocraft
aluminum fishing boat and
trailer. Good condition$650. 715-902-0007 day,
715-473-4603 evening.
Betc5
FOR SALE: 14 ft. boat &
new Shorelander trailer,
older 5 HP Evinrude, cover$875. 715-649-3268 or 715297-4834. OU7
FOR SALE: Laona - 2000
Fleetwood Mallard 5th
wheel camper. Living room
slide out; sleeps 6.
Excellent condition.
$8,200. 715-889-0562. B9
FOR SALE: 1972 17 ft. red
fiberglass outboard
pleasure boat. Asking price$2,000. 715-850-0407.
Petc50
FOR SALE: 2003 14 ft
Fisher boat. 25 HP Mercury
4-stroke. 30 hrs. running
time. Excellent condition.
Call Wally @ 715-484-5805.
No answer, leave message.
P12
McCaslin Lions tackle highway
cleanup
Shown above is the crew of McCaslin Lions ready
to do their semi-annual cleanup of the 3 mile section of
Highway 32 between Lakewood and Townsend. This
continuing project is just another community improvement
service that the Lions provide.
Eco-Docks
Candock Floating
Dock Systems
Drive-On Docks for
Boats and PWC’s
Lifetime Warranty,
Limitless Configurations
Maintenance Free,
Easy Assembly
715-850-0198
www.Eco-Docks.com
www.Candock.com
www.motorsportsmarine.com
Sales & Service - New & Used
Financing available
FULL SERVICE CENTER
Mon - Thurs. 9-5; Fri. 9-7; Sat. 9-3
SUNDAYS 11-3
ATV, OUTBOARD MOTOR,
PONTOON & WATER TOY RENTALS
USED ATV: '99 Polaris 300 Explorer 4 x 4 W/Plow
Our New 2011 Palm Beach Pontoons &
Mirrocraft Boats are in!
Authorized Dealer of Mercury & Evinrude
Outboards & Sea-Legs
CERTIFIED TECHNICIANS
USED BOATS
•'84 Crestliner 14' w/25 HP Evinrude
•'02 Fisher 186 Hawk w/150 Merc.
•01 Sea Ray 185 w/4.3L Merc. Cruiser
•'95 Mirrocraft 17' w/ '05 90 HP Evinrude
•'97 Evinrude Outboard 115 ELPTO
•'84 Starcraft 16' w/20 HP Evinrude
BOAT SPECIAL OF THE WEEK
2011 Mirrocraft 1685
W/'90 HP Evinrude
N10306 State Hwy 55, Pearson, WI 54462
(715) 484-2106 • (715) 219-1155
K &M
Tree
Service
& Landscaping
Keith Chaney
715-478-5973
GEITER
SEPTIC
PUMPING, INC.
Sanitary Lic. #18
IN BUSINESS
OVER 50 YEARS
SEPTIC TANKS
HOLDING TANKS
(715)473-3901
WABENO
Services
Specializing in
Tree Trimming
Storm Damage Clean-up
Tree Removal - Stump Removal
Landscaping - Site Preparation
Road Building - Top Soil & Fill
Demo Work - Land Clearing
n
ly I
Ful
sur
ed
DREHER
CONSTRUCTION
Flat Work Specialist
Slabs•Sidewalks
Driveways•Patios
New Homes • Garages
Decks • Siding
Remodeling
Free Estimates - Insured
Bucket Truck,
Skid Steer,
Dozer & Excavator
P.M.
CONCRETE
STAMPED & COLORED CONCRETE
Mike Dreher
KEN MERVYN
5101 State Hwy. 52, Wabeno, WI 54566
(715)850-0408
Fax (715)473-2004
Phone: 715-473-2249
Cell: 715-850-0403
CAROLYN BAILEY
PAINTING
Interior - Exterior - Faux
Stenciling Wood Finishing
715-478-2781 Betc.
Repair & service on all makes.
Complete stock of all parts. New,
used and rebuilt vacuums.
AVCO VACUUM
CLEANER CO.
Sales and Service
Ron Platek
715-362-3376
10 W. Keenan
Rhinelander, WI
THE GLASS COMPANY
GIVE US A BREAK
Commercial*Residential*Auto Glass
1045 South Superior Street* Antigo, WI 54409
715-623-3751 * Fax 715-627-4896
Toll Free 1-866-334-7673
ROLL-RITE OVERHEAD DOORS
GARAGE DOORS • OPENERS
SALES • SERVICE • INSTALLATION
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL
OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE
(715) PICKEREL,
216-0100
WI
Dick Wilson's Septic Service
Serving the Argonne,
Hiles, Crandon &
surrounding areas.
Full service pumping
for septic & holding
tanks. Full sanitary
license.
FREE County Maintenance
Call 715-649-3533 inspection
done with pumping
or mobile 902-0150
of your tank
If no answer, please leave message.
Locally owned and operated.
Northern Lakes Custom Builders
New Construction & Remodeling
SPECIALIZING IN ALL TYPES
OF ROOFING (Shingles • Metal • Rubber)
Also offering Landscaping, Tree Removal & Seamless Gutters
PROMPT SERVICE & COMPETITIVE PRICING
Sam Marvin
715-889-1289
CALL FOR
FREE
ESTIMATES
Joe Kane
715-889-1415
We Fix
Storm Windows
& Screens and make
Storm Windows
& Screens
Conway
Hwy 8 East
478-3617
Frank Erler Concrete, Inc.
Solid Poured Concrete Walls
All Types of Flat Work
KARL APPLIANCE
SALES & SERVICE
16552 Pine Ridge Rd. Townsend, WI 54175
(715) 276-6083
(715) 850-0417 • Frank's Cell
(715) 850-0149 • Rob's Cell
Free Estimates
Fully Insured
40 Years of Service Experience behind every sale!!
PRESENTING A WHOLE MESS
OF REASONS TO CALL US...
1(800)352-0652
Rust stains, bad tasting water, "rotten egg" smelling
water, iron water and hard water to mention a few.
Joe Kane
403 E. Lakeview
Crandon, WI 54520
Mobile: 715-889-1415
NT
Free Estimates
IGO VAN
Specialized Transportation
S
A
Fully Insured
24 hour service - 7 days a week
1-888-578-8850
715-627-0387
115 S. Clermont Street
Antigo, WI 54409
Office 715-627-0387
1-888-578-8850
Fax 715-627-1203
Come See Mark at
We have Rental Softeners & Water Cooler Rentals
Salt Delivery Service
We do service on most brands of softeners
Delivery and Set-up Available
®
BY WHIRLPOOL CORPORATION
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(715)
674-3935
Take Hwy. 8 two miles west of Laona to Airport Lane, then
two miles on Airport Lane to Karl's Lane.
Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9-5; Sat. 9-2 After hours by appointment
J.P. Construction & Flooring LLC
Additions
Garages
Siding
Roofing
Drywalling
Ceramic
Hardwood
Laminate
*Fully Insured *Free Estimates
J. Papapetru
Home 715-478-5337
Cell 715-902-0165
Over 20 years
Experience
M. Tracy
Cell 715-889-0583
Tony’sWabeno
Redi-Mix
C.A.R.S., LLC
Quality Controlled Computerized Batching
for Tires &
Computerized Alignment
Prompt Delivery Service
600 E Pioneer, Crandon
(715)478-5500
Everyday Low Prices - NO Gimmicks
P.O. Box 416 • Wabeno, WI 54566
Concrete Supplies
*Rebar *Wire Mesh *Expansion(4"-5"-6")
715-473-4300
fax 715-473-4303
New Homes
Remodeling
Garages
22 Years of Custom Home Building Experience!
Serving Wisconsin’s Northwoods!
Rick, Cindy, Andy and Brad Uecker
www.ruconhomes.com
(715) 484-3606 (920) 759-0400 (920) 858-2875
SMITH CONCRETE
CONTRACTORS
since 1970
Commercial and Residential
Poured Foundations and Flatwork
Stamped / Colored Concrete Specialists
715-473-5324
Fax 715-473-5325
Fully Insured
Free Estimates
Services
Northwood's Towing
& Snowplowing
STORAGE CITY
West of Crandon on Hwy. 8
(Across from the Brush Run track)
24 Hour Towing • Roof Shoveling
(In Forest County & Surrounding Areas)
For Roofing Needs- Serving Northern Wisconsin
Call Mike Kegley 715-649-3346
Cell: 715-784-0332
STORAGE SPACE FOR BOATS, CARS, SNOWMOBILES,
FURNITURE, MOTOR HOMES AND MORE!
as
low
Granite Floor as
10 x 24
$485 a year
Call us for all your storage needs!
OR 715-478-2085
1-800-698-2535
LAZZERONI
Phone (715) 927-3502
Langdon 'Lectric
PAINTING
Interior • Exterior
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
1832 Oconto Ave.
Wabeno, WI 54566
JIM LANGDON
Owner
ALLRED PAINTING
"Enjoy a Fresh New
Look"
Interior, exterior,
wood staining,
cabinet & bathtub
refinishing.
Residential & Commercial
Fully Insured
715-478-3147
JACOBS EQUIPMENT
ELCHO - Chain saw
supplies, bars, chains,
sprockets and rims. Used
chain saws. Repair service
available.
Prices too
reasonable to quote. See
the latest in new saws on
Saturdays, 10:00 a.m. to
6:00 p.m.
Tr ade in
accepted. 715-275-3530.
P26Etc27
Painting, Staining &
Pressure Washing
James Wagoner Electric
Service Calls and Installations
715-784-0526
Kevin Bocek’s
Affordable Seamless
Gutters
If you have construction needs: Reroofs, Additions, Decks,
etc... give me a call. I work with many different contractors
& can work with you to find the best deal guaranteed!
Cell
Office
715-478-5885
715-902-0051
Free Estimates "The Simple Solution" Fully Insured
Cabins & Decks
JANSEN'S
SEPTIC
PUMPING
•Holding & Septic
Tanks
•Grease Traps
•Portable Toilet
Rental
Jeremy Jansen
715-484-4605
Or Cell
715-610-9389
ABNEY AUTO BO
NNY
DY
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D
20+ Years Experience
Call for your FREE Estimate
715-674-2061
ANTIGO
BLOCK CO.
Please leave message
CONCRETE &
LIGHTWEIGHT BLOCKS
PRE-CAST STEPS
CULTURED STONE®
Septic Tanks
Retaining Wall Block
Patio Blocks
Chimney Blocks
Natural Stone Veneer
Hearth & Sill Stones
Mortars • Pavers
Face Bricks
230 Milton St., Antigo
715-623-4837
Betc9
NEED HELP
CLEANING YOUR
HOME, COTTAGE OR
CABIN?
Let the 2 CCS help do the
job. Cindy Kopy & Cindy
Schwartz. References
available.
715-219-2982 or
715-250-1020
P8
SCRAP
METAL
We'll Pick It Up
Prompt Service - Fair Prices
Clam Truck Service • Dumpster Service
Buying Cars and Trucks
COUSINEAU RECYCLING
Over 30 Years Experience
715-478-2610
Hwy. 45 South • Antigo, WI
Toll Free 866-330-3730
or
715-623-2372
11686 US Hwy 8 West, Crandon
State
FREE Estimates
We will have your car looking good
& back on the road!
HOGAN ENTERPRISES INC.
WABENO, WISCONSIN & TRUCKING
(715) 784-0134
(715) 478-2618
621 SOUTH FOREST
CRANDON, WI 54520
FIREWOOD FOR SALE
Seasoned hardwood firewood
for sale. Pick up at our yard in
Laona or we will deliver
Call for prices
Serving Central & Northern WI for over 50 years
5 Miles West of Crandon
Commercial - Residential - New Construction Industrial - Electrical Repairs
SEPTIC
Certified
Pete 715-674-3781
or
Kevilus 889-0684
C HARLES
JACKSON
TRUCKING & EXCAVATING LLC
• Driveways - Lot Clearing • Bulldozing
• Natural and Fractured Rock • Top Soil • Fill • Road Base
• 3/8” & Minus (Excellent for driveways)
In Business Over 20 Years • Fully Insured
715-4 84-2911 • cjacksontrucking@gmail.com
INSPECTIONS
3 year Maintenance Inspection DOES
NOT require you to pump tank!
Real Estate Transfers
Serving 7 Counties in NE Wisconsin
(715) 478-5000 or (715) 216-7890
$50 - Less than half
of Pumping Cost
Backhoe & Cat Work
•Road Building •Lot Clearing •Driveways
•Basements & Demolition
1449
Hwy 32
Wabeno
Materials
•Road Gravel •Limestone •Red Granite
•Rock •Sand •Screened Topsoil
OFFICE 715-473-3242
CELL
715-927-3525
BACK TO BLACK
SEAL COATING & CRACK REPAIR
ROB KEVILUS
Owner/Operator
•FULLY INSURED
•FREE ESTIMATES
1-715-889-1534
ARGONNE, WI 54511
NORTHWOODS
PAVING, SEAL &
LANDSCAPE
Mark Kovach Family
serving Illinois &
Wisconsin for over
25 years.
Reasonable Rates.
Quality Work.
715-649-3123
847-740-0999
P17
C & D Restoration
Commercial, Residential,
Log Homes
Culture stone, tuckpointing,
masonry caulking, pressure
washing, staining, painting,
chinking, roofing.
Call Dan (715)478-0756 or
(715)784-1119.
P10
SERVICES AVAILABLE:
Decks, roofs, siding,
pressure washing, painting,
windows and garages.
Friendly rates. Licensed
and Insured. (715)616-1424
P13
Central Boiler Outdoor
Wood Furnaces - Up to
97% efficient and EPA
Phase II approved. 25 year
w a r r a n t y.
Outlasts
stainless steel models.
Only needs cleaning every
3-5 weeks.
We have
referrals for people that
switched and cut their
wood consumption up to
65%! Full installation avail.
We stock all parts for
install. Call SCHULZ
HEATING & COOLING
1-800-844-7160
www.schulzheat.com
Stone &
Boulder Co
Wabeno, WI
• Sized Granite Boulders •
• Red Granite • Mason Sand •
• Crushed Limestone • Washed Stone • Fill •
• Sand • Screened Top Soil •
• Picked Up or Delivery Available •
FOR ALL YOUR LANDSCAPE NEEDS
Phone/Fax: 715-473-4226
Services
T & T Tree Services
C
Quality
Professional
Tree Service
Fully Insured
Crandon, WI
reative
119 N LAKE AVE, CRANDON, WI
715-478-2057
key Auto R
e Mon
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SAVE 50% ON AUTO REPAIRS!
Brakes, Oil Changes, U Joints, Starters, Alternators, Belts,
Wheel Bearings, Exhaust, Hoses, Coolant Flush, Trans Fluid & Filter, Fuel Systems.
Open 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. - MINOR REPAIRS AT YOUR LOCATION!
$15 PER HOUR
Call JR (715) 649-3953 or 784-1185
WELL DRILLING PUMP SERVICE
“Your One Stop Water Shop”
Residential & Commercial
6” Drilled Wells
Pump Installation
Parts and Service
Well Inspections
Water Samples
Licensed & Insured
Toll Free 1-877-TIM-4-WTR
Local 715-276-6234 or 276-7502
Hwy. 32 Lakewood
Formerly Tim’s Well & Pump and Tipler Well Drilling
Serving all of Northeast Wisconsin
Over 50 years of experience.
Elite Automotive
& Accessories
Small Engine Repair
Mowers, Trimmers, Chain Saws
ANYTHING SMALL ENGINE!
See us for your auto and small
engine repair
305 E. Pioneer St.
Crandon, WI 54520
PITTS BUS SEVICE
CALL FOR DETAILS
715-478-2757
ir
- NO JOB TOO SMALL -
G
Richard Bender Construction LLC
Licenced
Licensed & Insured - Free Estimates
MOTOR COACH W/BATHROOM & VIDEO!
Give us a call for all your group
transportation needs:
Baseball & Football Games, Concerts,
Weddings & Shuttle Services
Screenprinting
& Embroidery
715-478-1075
715-478-5758
Remodeling • Additions • Garages
Decks • Kitchens • Baths • Siding • Windows
Roofing • Dry-walling • New Construction
Metal Buildings • Home Maintenance
NEED TRANSPORTATION?
IRS Problems?
Professional Solutions
for All
• Audits • Appeals •
• Seizures •
• Penalty Recovery •
Installment Agreements
715-482-7739
Wanted
Wanted to Buy:
Reloading & shooting
accessories / Side-by-side
double barrel shotgun.
Call 715-478-3640 days or
478-3872 evenings. Etc
WANTED: All used or used
up 3 point equipment. 715623-5678 or 715-623-6707.
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Cont. From Page 26
children with special needs, but says her students also
taught her many things throughout her career.
Miss Ashbeck is originally from the Marshfield
area, moving to the Wabeno area for her job. She will
absolutely miss her students, her new town Wabeno, and
the other faculty members. She definitely loves her job;
her favorite part for the past two years was creating the
great memories she now shares with her students. Mrs.
Ashbeck wishes the best of luck to each and every one of
her students.
Robert G. Foley, EA
Federally Authorized Tax
Practitioner
Betc6
SPRING INTO ACTION!!
•Free prompt estimates
•Services within 150-miles
•Fully Insured
•Tree & Shrub
Tree Service, Inc. Trimming and Removal
•Lot & Driveway Clearing
715-282-5858
•Portable Stump Grinder
800-816-5619
•Emergency Storm Damage
Rhinelander, WI
Our Customers Are Our Best References.
715-784-6046
EliteCrandon@aol.com
Brainworks Program
By Heather Stadler
Almost two decades ago, Mrs. Joan Sackett
wanted to find a way to serve kids and parents looking for
support with out-of-class work. Brainworks was born. It is
an after school activity to assist students who need extra
help with their homework, projects, or studying for tests.
Brainworks for elementary is by invitation, while the high
school's Brainworks operates on a “come as you please”
system. The 4th - 6th graders usually make up the majority
of attendees at the elementary end; in general, the junior
high are the regulars attending at the upper level. Many
athletes seek help to keep grades up for eligibility.
Sometimes teachers will see a downfall in grades or have
a clue that a student needs some extra help, and will ask
that person to attend.
This program is scheduled every Tuesday and
Thursday from 3:30 to 5:30, with a snack and a quick break
during this quiet learning environment. Students are
permitted iPods and computers if that technology makes
work easier. At the elementary, students draw for a prize at
the end of each night.
A 21st Century grant made the creation of this
program possible in 1995. Programming continues today
utilizing donations and tax revenue from the school
district; however, with proposed funding cuts from the
Governor's office, the future of Brainworks is unsure. Until
then, teachers and aids continue to provide supervision
and assistance for kids who need extra help at the end of
the regular school day, hoping for a bright and positive
future. Mrs. Sackett will do her best to keep it going.
Most plants are
right handed.
Honeysuckle is
one of the few
climbing plants
that twines to the
left.
G
Help Wanted
HELP
WANTED
INVITATION
FOR BIDS
TEACHING POSITIONS
The School District of Wabeno Area is now accepting applications for the
following teaching positions for the 2011-2012 school year. Applicants
must possess or be eligible to possess a valid Wisconsin Teaching
License. Coaching and other extra-curricular duties are available.
1. (1 position - full time) 4K Teacher. Wisconsin DPI
cer tification in elementar y education to include
pre-kindergarten (age 4) is required. 086, 088, 083, 70-777,
71-777, 72-777. Seeking a qualified teacher who possesses
skills and understanding of early childhood development,
possesses a strong background in oral language development
and support children's language acquisition, and knowledge of
emerging literacy.
Candidates will promote parent
involvement in the program and services. Successful
applicant will be a contributing team member, ready to acquire
new skills and apply new learning.
2. (1 position- full time) 4th Grade Teacher. Wisconsin DPI
certification in elementary education is required, K-6 preferred.
We are seeking a qualified teacher who possesses skills and
understanding of balanced literacy and the writing process.
Applicants must have a solid understanding of reform based
mathematics and inquiry based science. This position will
require confident technology skills and background in
differentiation strategies.
Successful applicant will be a
contributing team member, ready to acquire new skills and
apply new learning.
All interested applicants must send a letter of interest, resume and
credentials, a copy of their teaching license(s) and at least 3 letters of
recommendation by Monday, June 20, 2011, to Dr. Kimberly Odekirk,
District Administrator, School District of Wabeno Area, PO Box 460,
Wabeno, WI 54566.
SCHOOL DISTRICT OF LAONA
The School District of Laona is seeking an applicant
for the following extra-curricular position for the
2011-2012 school year:
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
The deadline for applications is 3:00 p.m.
on June 15, 2011. Please direct any questions you
may have and submit written applications to:
Dr. David Bardo, School District of Laona,
PO BOX 100, Laona, WI 54541.
The School District of Laona does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color,
religion, creed, age, national origin, ancestry, pregnancy, marital status or parental
status, sexual orientation or disability.
Automotive/Truck Technician Wanted
Must have working knowledge of gas & diesel
engines, small engines, electrical systems, pcm/fuel
injection/etc., complete a/c service, automatic &
manual transmissions, diagnostic & troubleshooting
skills. Must be able to multi-task. Valid drivers
license is required.
S & H Service & Repair
7912 US Hwy 101, Armstrong Creek, WI 54103
(715)336-2811 (Ask for Scott)
Help Wanted:
Assistant Manager
•Flexible Schedule with Benefits
•Supervisory Experience Required
•Retail Background a Plus
Apply at:
Dollar General • Crandon
Work Wanted
P O S I T I O N WA N T E D :
LOG TRUCK DRIVER:
Experienced log truck
d r i v e r. C l e a n d r i v i n g
record. Can work days,
weekends, or nights.
Looking for permanent
position. Reliable and
trustworthy. Cell phone:
715-350-1787 P9
Legion Post 44 Essay Contest
The School District of Wabeno Area in accordance with Wisconsin Fair
Employment Practices Act, Wisconsin Statute 111.31, does not discriminate in hiring
practice on the basis of age, race, color, creed, physical, mental emotional, or
learning disability or handicap, national origin, political affiliation, marital status, sex,
sexual orientation, arrest record or conviction record. The School District of Wabeno
Area is an equal opportunity employer.
Overall winner was Ellie Donaldson
Wabeno's American legion Post 44 passed out
awards to the winners of the 4th Annual Essay contest at
Wabeno Elementary School during their assembly on May
9th. This year's topic was 'Why I am Proud to be an
American". This contest was opened to all students in the
4th, 5th, and 6th Grades. Awards were given to the 1st and
2nd place winners of each class and an overall winner.
Framed certificates were given to all winners. First place
winners also received an American Legion Essay Medal.
The overall winner received a $50.00 Savings Bond.
If we sometimes seem a bit serious,
it’s because we have a lot on our minds
Your home. Your cars.
Your business.
As Professional Insurance
Agents, we take your
insurance needs very
seriously. We work hard
to get to know you. By
better understanding your
unique needs, we can
provide quality coverage
options at a price that fits
your budget.
Please call us or stop by
our office - we’re seriously
eager to help.
NORTHWOODS
INSURANCE AGENCY
100 S. Lake Ave., Crandon WI 54520
CALL US 715-478-2215 or
1-800-365-6258
Marian
Hansen
Nu-Roc
Resident
of the
Month
Nu-Roc Community Healthcare is happy to
announce that Marian Hansen has been chosen to be the
Resident of the Month for June.
Marian is a life-long Laona girl. She was born the
“baby of the family”, having one older sister and four older
brothers. They were all raised on a farm, and hard work
was a way of life. Marian was the first member of her family
to graduate high school, making them all very proud.
Marian married Clifford Hansen and together
they raised a daughter.
Marian now has three
granddaughters and seven great-grandchildren.
While maintaining an organized household and
raising her daughter, Marian also held down a full time job.
She was a telephone operator for many years.
Marian
also did housecleaning and even worked in the woods
with her husband.
Marian always enjoyed cooking and baking; she
made her own butter and cottage cheese. Gardening was
another one of her specialties. She belonged to many
church organizations and The Royal Neighbors of
America. Marian is a great storyteller and has many vivid
memories of her family and Laona history. These days,
bingo is among her favorite activities.
Marian is a very independent lady who is filled
with practical advice. The staff at Nu-Roc would like to
congratulate her on this honor.
Featuring Chef Skippy Gardner
We Are Serving:
Wood-Grilled Steaks Sea Food
Home-made Alfredo
Plus Fine Wines, Draft Beer and
Your Favorite Cocktails.
Prime Rib
ichot ta's Pub & Grub
P"Home
of the Beaver Burger"
Brian & Maggie Pichotta
4485 N. Branch St., Wabeno
715-473-4314
Broasted Chicken - Friday Fish Fry
Homemade Pizza - Great Sandwiches
We also do catering!!
North Lake Avenue Downtown Crandon
715-478-2414
BREAKFAST
LUNCH & DINNER
JOIN US FOR BREAKFAST EVERY SATURDAY & SUNDAY 8 A.M. - NOON
HAPPY HOUR ON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY 3 - 6 P.M.
FRIDAY FISH FRY • BROASTED CHICKEN DAILY • AWESOME BLOODY MARYS • FREE WIFI
POST LAKE INN
AT
SUPER BOWL & BAR,
WE DO NOT THINK
SMARTEST BAR IS
AN OXYMORON.
If you know what this means,
WE WANT YOU!
Buzztime’s Smartest Bar contest.
Wednesdays in June at 8 PM
Prizes, specials, fun &
bragging rights!
CRANDON, WI
(715) 478-BOWL
(2695)
SMARTEST BAR COMPETITION!
Amy's Deck is Now Open
Hotel Crandon
Fine Dining at the
Hotel Crandon
Every Saturday
Evening at 5 p.m.
HOME OF THE "SUPER TUBE"
CAFE
AMY'S
DECK
NOW OPEN!
OUTDOOR
DINING!
Open Sat & Sun at 8 a.m. for Breakfast, Open weekdays at 11 a.m. - Closed Tuesdays
Located in Beautiful Downtown Post Lake • 715-275-3611
WEEKLY SPECIALS: June 13 - 19
Main
Street Ed’s
Argonne, WI • 715-649-3810
Open for lunch Wed. thru Sun. at 11:00
Wednesday Special
• Main Street Battered Shrimp
• Garlic Sauteed Shrimp & Pasta
• Shrimp Parmesan & Peppercorn
• Greek Shrimp: Garlic, Oregano, Parsley & Lemon Juice
Your Choice - $11.95
All Served with Salad & Potato
Thursday Special
ALL YOU CAN EAT RIBS
ONLY $11.95!
Mole Lake Casino coupons are FREE on
Wed. & Thur. night when available
Friday Night Special:
Family Style Fish Fry $9.95
Saturday Night Specials
1 lb Ribeye $16.95
PRIME RIB Queen $15.95 • King $17.95
Whiskey River Boneless Pork Chops
Sunday Special: ALL DAY:
ALL YOU CAN EAT CHICKEN
TENDERS & FRIES - ONLY $5.95!
Rotisserie Chicken: includes Dressing,
Mashed Potatoes & Biscuit. - $7.50
*Pitcher of Beer or Soda with every 14" Pizza*
*In house ONLY*
Spaghetti w/ Meat Sauce - $6.95
Alfredo & Pasta: Chicken - $10.95 • Shrimp - $12.95
Portabella Mushrooms - $10.95
-Served with tossed salad & garlic bread-
OPEN 5 DAYS A WEEK • WEDNESDAY - SUNDAY
Mon: Hot Beef Plate $6.00
Tues: Reuben & Fries $6.95
Wed: Broasted Chicken Dinner $6.25
Thu: Chick/Bacon/Swiss & Fries $6.95
Fri: BEST FISH FRY IN FOREST COUNTY!!!
OTHER DAILY SPECIALS!
OPEN WED & THURS EVENINGS 4:30 - 7:00 PM
Breakfast: Mon. - Sat., 6:30 - 11 a.m.
Lunch: Mon. - Fri., 11 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Friday Dinner: 4-8 p.m., Sundays: 8 a.m. - 1 p.m.
HOTEL CRANDON
200 N. Lake Ave • Crandon
715-478-2414
Brewer's trip
Bus will depart from Hill's Still,
Main Street Ed's & Animals
Brewers
vs. Rays
Wed., June 22nd
$85 per person
Includes Bus Trip, Ticket, Sandwiches, Ice & Cups.
Bring own Drinks.
Call Hill's @ 715-484-3211 or 484-2100
Main St. Ed's @ 715-649-3810
or Animals @ 715-276-6698 for info.
HILL'S STILL
SUPPER CLUB
& CATERING
Silver Lake Inn
Father's Day Buffet
Turkey, Baked Ham, Sirloin Tips, Roast Pork, Roast Beef, Broasted
Chicken, BBQ Ribs, Italian Style Pork Chops, Polish Sausage
& Sauerkraut, Lemon Pepper Fish, Crab Au Gratin, Rice,
Mashed Potatoes, Sage Stuffing, Vegetables, Rolls & Butter,
Full Salad Bar, Assorted Fresh Fruit & Dessert Table
Sun., June 19th from 10:00 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Full Menu After 4:00 p.m.
Adults $12.95
Children 4-11 $6.95
Seniors $11.95
Under 3
FREE
Reservations appreciated but not necessary
Call (715) 484-3211 or 484-2100 for reservations
Pearson, WI 5 miles past Mole Lake Casino
Supper Club & Motel
Hwy 8 West Laona
www.silverlakeinnlaona.com
674-5678
Breakfast Buffet
No Waiting! All-You-Can-Eat! $8 Adults
Saturdays & Sundays from 8-11 a.m.
Fiesta Wednesday Starts June 1st
For Lovers of Mexican Food!
NIGHTLY SPECIALS
MONDAY: $1 Burgers (Cheese & Fries ala carte)
12" Pizza $5 (Dine-in Only)
TUESDAY - $2 Tacos
THURSDAY: Wings 30¢ each - Fries ala carte
FRIDAY: Early Bird Fish Fry 4-6pm
2 Pieces $5.95
SATURDAY & SUNDAY: AYCE Chicken.
Includes Fries & Coleslaw $6.95
Saturday, June 11th
Black Knight Hits the Stage!
At 9:00 p.m., Playing your favorite Classic Rock
from the 70's, 80's, and 90's.
Check 'em out at www.blackknightrocks.com
$1.50 SHOTS OF YOUR FAVORITE
PUCKER FLAVOR EVERY DAY!
ELCHO CLUBHOUSE
Cty. Hwy. K, Elcho • 715-275-3800
FOREST COUNTY RESIDENTS GET 10% OFF ROOMS
SPORTSMAN'S
BAR
121 Lake Ave, Crandon
Under New Owners
Channon & Todd Krabbe
OPEN
Friday, June 10th
Hours: Tues. - Sat. 5:00 pm to Close
Look for Special Daytime hours for
Holidays & Sports Events
Looking forward to serving you!
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
Chef Charlie will be cooking
his Famous Italian Menu
HILL'S
STILL
NIGHTLY SPECIALS
•6 oz. Tenderloin & 6 oz. Cold
Water Lobster - $24.95
•Chicken or Shrimp Alfredo
•Liver & Onions
SUPPER CLUB & CATERING Monday - Walleye Fish Fry
All You Can Eat - $10.95
Come & See Our Wildlife Scene!
Tues. & Wed. - Mexican Menu
Tuesday
- German Menu
Homemade Pizza
Prime Rib Nightly
Wed. - Chicken & Pork Chops
Call for Catering
Walleye Fish Fry & Orders To Go
Thurs. - Chicken & Ribs
Friday - Fish & Chicken
Gift Certificates Available Saturday Full menu @ 4 p.m. featuring
Pearson • 5 miles past
California Prime Rib
Mole Lake Casino
Sunday - Open at 10 a.m.
(715) 484-3211 or with Hill's Famous Buffet
484-2100
Full Menu starting @ 4 p.m.
ALL FULL DINNERS INCLUDE SOUP, SALAD BAR & DESSERT
Open 7 days a week! Mon. - Sat. 4:30 pm, Sun. 10 am
HAVE DINNER WITH US AND ASK ABOUT
MOLE LAKE CASINO MATCH PLAYS IF AVAILABLE!
Jekyll &
LARGEST SELECTION
OF BEER IN PICKEREL!
Hydes
Bar & Grill
HOURS: Mon., Tues & Thurs. 4 - Close
Friday 5-Close; Sat. 2 - Close
Sunday Noon - Close; CLOSED WED.
Karaoke Contest
Saturday, June 11 at 8 p.m.
WIN A CHANCE TO SING AT
FUDDFEST WHERE YOU CAN WIN
ADDITIONAL PRIZES & MONEY!
Let Someone Else
Do The
Cooking.
(And cleaning
up after!)
The Firelite Lodge
Hwy. 55 to DD in Pickerel to South Shore Dr.
Ph. (715) 484-4212
Bob & Candy Hendrickson
Father’s Day Weekend
PRIME RIB &
STEAK SPECIALS
SAT. & SUN. EVENING
Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday
Hours: Bar 4 p.m., Dining 5 p.m.
(NOTE: New Sunday hours - No Breakfast)
We accept Mastercard & Visa
Water’s Edge Lodge
County Hwy. W, Crandon, WI (715)478-1224
On beautiful Lake Lucerne
The perfect blend of family & fine dining
Open 365 Days a Year for your Convenience
Bar: Mon. - Fri. 4 p.m., Sat . & Sun. 1:00 p.m.
Dinner: Mon. - Thurs. 4:45 p.m., Fri - Sun. 4:30 p.m.
Sandwich Menu: Sat. & Sun. 1 - 4 p.m.
SUNDAY• Bloody Marys $2.50 &
Happy Hour 1-4 p.m.
FROM OUR LIST: Choose two entrees $16.95
Choose Three Entrees $20.95
Mon., Tues. & Wed - Call for Specials
THURSDAY • Our Special Steak Night
New York Strip - $9.95 • Rib Eye - $11.95
Even/Odd Day Happy Hour 4 -7 p.m.
Even Number Day you buy one, we buy one
It's Two for One!
FRIDAY
AYCE Haddock Fish Fry - $10.95
SATURDAY•Prime Rib
King $18.95 • Queen $16.95 • Prince $15.95
ADD Gorgonzola Cheese Sauce to
any steak for only $3.50 - Any Night
FROM OUR LIST: Choose two entrees $16.95
Choose Three Entrees $20.95
Saturday Only - Any Sandwich or Entree
Eligible for a $5 Mole Lake Match Play
LATE NIGHT HAPPY HOUR 9:30-10:30 P.M.
SKI SHOW
Wednesday night
shows start June 22nd
at 6:30 - Tentatively
July: Every Mon. & Wed. at 6:30 pm
Special Show July 3rd with dinner
special & Karaoke at 9:30 p.m.
Kids Dinner & Sandwich Menu
FULL MENU CARRY OUTS
Enjoy our full salad bar
McCaslin Lioness Club Raffle Winners
Sunday, May 29, 2011, The McCaslin Lioness Club drew our
raffle winners:
Grand Prize: $500 Shell Gas Cards - Fran Yanuzzi
of Gurnee, IL
1st Prize: Nook Color E-Reader - Laura Karls of
Milwaukee
2nd prize: Trumble Drumm Fish Scaler - Patty
Bauman of Lakewood
3rd prize: Rustic Wall Water Fountain - Ryan
Beaber of Lakewood
4th Prize $100 Cash - Linda Vandenlangenberg of
Mountain
5th Prize $100 Savings Bond - Roger Gillis of
Mountain
Those who donated include Townsend Shell,
Oconto Falls Insurance, Pintsch's True Value, Picket
Fences/Northern Perks and Citizens Bank
Mccaslin Lions Food Booth Fund Raiser
Forest County Humane Society is
hosting a Rabies Clinic
June 25th from 9 a.m. to 11a.m.
One of the many community projects funded by
the McCaslin Lions Club was to provide a food booth for
area organization's fund raising. The booth is located in
the Lakewood Supervalu parking lot. Shown above is the
McCaslin Lions Club using the booth for their own
fundraising.
THIS FATHER'S DAY, GET DAD
FOR SALE:
*Variety of weights-$30
*Sm pine secretary desk
Early American style-$125
*Couch w/duck motif,
country style-$225
*Fabric recliner-$75
*5 drawer lingerie chest-$75
*Antique rocker-$200
*1 bedside table-$30
*Pair of brass color lamps$50
*Small antique kitchen table,
2 chairs-$150
*Sleeper couch, like new$300
*Household items: mugs,
dish sets, kitchen utensils,
decorative dishes, sheets,
blankets, Christmas items,
wooden ironing board, lots
more
715-336-2461
OU/etc
TOOLS
$15995
On The Spot Jewelry
Repair!
Gold Miner Jewelers
Can add metal with the
cutting edge technology
of a Laser!
STIHL SE 61
WET/DRY
VACUUM
CLEANER
Prong Re-tipping, Ring
Sizing, Chain Repairs &
More!
Stop In Today!
Buying gold, silver,
coins and scrap.
2737 N. Hwy 45,
Next to Arlen's
Antigo, WI or call
715-627-4747.
Pets, Pet Care & Farm
$34995
STIHL SE 122
WET/DRY
VACUUM
CLEANER
The NEW STIHL SE 61 & SE 122
wet/dry vacuum cleaners feature a
high-efficiency filter and cleaning
system that require less
maintenance and less down time
The STIHL SE 61 is perfect for home
owners & do-it-yourselfers
needing versatility for clean-up
around the home & garage
The STIHL SE 122 is great for auto
cleaning crews, building
maintenance crews, wood turners
and hobbyists... anyone
needing superior suction
power
Hayes Metals LLC - Sales and Service
305 N Blvd., Crandon, WI • 478-3528 • M-F 8-5•Sat. 8-12
The Humane Society is located at
701 Industrial Parkway.
Dr. Alison French will be the Veterinarian
Rabies Shot $13.00
Distemper $14..00
let Pet Groom
o
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Ni (715) 478-2129 s
Full Service
Salon
Crandon, WI
Certified, Experienced
Professional
Bathing - Hand Drying - Dematting
Hand Scissoring - Clipper Work - Nail Trimming
Coat & Skin Conditioning - Flea Dipping - Massage
TIP OF THE WEEK
Don't breed or buy while homeless die,
one by one until there are none.
SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL HUMANE SOCIETY
DOG BOARDING
êLarge, Indoor, Heated Rooms
êOutdoor Runs êGrooming Available
Linda Mihalko
715-902-1351
Argonne, WI
Please call for
Boarding or
Grooming Appointment
FOR SALE: Golden Doodle
pups, small size, 35 lbs. or
adults, non-shed $350.00 /
Two AKC Gordon Setter
pups $400.00 / Two black
Peek-A-Poo pups $325.00
call 715-336-2057.
P10
FOR SALE: Adorable Mini
Lop & Fuzzy Lop Eared
Bunnies. Raised inside &
partially litter box trained$10. 715-499-1710. P8
Forest County Free
E-Waste Recycling
Forest County Solid Waste and Recycling has
scheduled a free e-waste recycling event in the towns of
Freedom and Wabeno starting Saturday July 11th and will
last through the following week at the local dumpsite. For
this collection, e-waste is described as phones, computer
processing units, batteries, printers, modems or just
about anything without a monitor. These e-waste
collections will not accept monitors of any kind. A special
collection for monitors and other e-waste has been
scheduled at the County garage on July 16th. Notice will
be posted approximately two weeks before that
scheduled collection date offering more information.
The towns of Hiles and Argonne are scheduled to
have their free e-waste collection starting June 25th at
their local dumpsite. Again the containers will stay for a
minimum of one week. Fore more information, call the
Recycling Office at 715-478-1387.
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Cu ith
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478-3640
Vehicles & Heavy Equipment
FOR SALE: 2007 Ford E350 ext. cab, super duty
van. 63,000 mi. Well
maintained and has
maintenance record $13,000. 715-889-0651 B9
WILL BUY JUNK CARS.
715-889-1774. Betc40
HODAG AUTO SALES
715-369-1011
'99 Buick LeSabre - 4 dr....................$2,495
'99 Dodge Intrepid..........................$2,495
'00 Pontiac Montana Van......................$995
'94 Ford F150 - Ext. cab, 63K..............$2,995
'96 Olds Ciera Wagon.......................$2,495
We are now across from Hodag Honda Cycles
CHARLIE'S AUTOMOTIVE
FOR SALE: 1978 Honda
Goldwing. Excellent
condition. 33,200 actual
miles. Asking $1,500. /
1990 Ford 6 cycle 4WD,
good condition, $1,500.
See at 8697 Hwy. 8 East.
Hansens Double Top
Pizza.
P8
TOWING NOW AVAILABLE
Automotive Transmissions, 4-Wheel Drive Repair
All transmissions dyno tested for top quality
performance & long life. All transmissions backed by
12 month, 12,000 mile warranty.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Delivery available.
Antigo • (715)623-7756
FOR SALE: John Deere
8ft. K-Disc on wheels.
Good for food plots. Great
shape, asking $1,325.00
call 715-882-2952.
P8
FOR SALE: Green machine
space heater-$40 / LG
refrig. 16 cu. ft. Like new.
$200 / Small electric tools.
920-636-5190. OU50
FOR SALE: 1999 FLHTP
Harley Davidson
motorcycle. 10,400 one
owner miles. Fuel inj. two
cam 88TM, speeds 5
forward, King Tour pack,
plush seats, sweep handle
bars, cruise, front/rear
susp. air valves, cover, lg.
selection of extras. All new
at 10,000 miles - tires, drive
belt, battery, oil & filter.
$10,900 OBO. Call 715487-5175
P11
1478 Chippewa Dr., Rhinelander
'94 Honda Accord - 4 dr...........................$1,995
'93 Toyota Corolla...................................$1,995
'01 Dodge Stratus -...................................$1,495
'95 Cutlass Supreme...............................$2,495
'99 Ford Windstar.....................................$2,495
FOR SALE: 1 yr. old hitch,
fits 2000-2007 Ford Focus
Wagon / 5th wheel air flow
tailgate for GMP Pick-up,
fits 1999-2007. 715-6277557.
P8
Elite Automotive
& Accessories
Warm weather is on the
way - Let us flush your
car's cooling system!
See us for your auto and small
engine repair
305 E. Pioneer St.
Crandon, WI 54520
715-784-6046
EliteCrandon@aol.com
FOR SALE: 1999 FLHTP
Harley Davidson
motorcycle. 10,400 one
owner miles. Fuel inj. two
cam 88TM, speeds 5
forward, King Tour pack,
plush seats, sweep handle
bars, cruise, front/rear
susp. air valves, cover, lg.
selection of extras. All new
at 10,000 miles - tires, drive
belt, battery, oil & filter.
$10,900 OBO. Call 715487-5175
P11
FOR SALE: 2003 Toyota
4 R u n n e r. R o o f r a c k ,
running boards, hood
scoop, power moon roof.
Grey, super dependable.
164k miles. Asking $9,000
/ 2006 Mazda 3, spoiler,
power moon roof. Blue,
very clean & sporty. Great
gas mileage, 74k miles.
Asking $10,500. 715-367P9
3100.
FOR SALE: 2003 Dodge
van. Excellent condition.
New tires. High miles.
$2,600 OBO. For more
information call 715-9020230.
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SCHROEDER'S AUTO SALES
2001 Chevrolet S10 - 2wd, short box, 4cyl,
auto, a/c clean, warranty......................$3,995
2000 Chevrolet Venture - Most power
options, incl. Rear air/heat, power door,
etc..........................................$2,995
1998 Chevrolet S10 - Ext. cab, V6, auto, 4x4,
very good condition, matching cap...$4,295
1999 Chevrolet Cavalier - 4dr 4cyl, auto, a/c,
one owner, clean & dependable.....$3,495
1993 Buick LeSabre - Good runner, good
mpg, dependable..................................$795
Hwy. 55, Pearson, WI Ph. 484-4131
schroedersautosales@wildblue.net
HIT ONE
OUT OF
THE PARK!
2011 Toyota Camry LE - 28k miles, Beautiful charcoal exterior
2010 Toyota Corolla LE - Remaining warranty. Economical!
2010 Honda Accord - 29k, Very sharp car!
2009 Dodge Grand Caravan SE - Sto & Go, AC
2005 Dodge Dakota - Ext. cab, 4x4, 4.7 lt. V8, 6 spd. $8,995
2004 Ford Taurus SE - Leather seating, 73K, sunroof. $8,900
1997 Dodge Ram 1500 - Shortbox, 4x4, V8, auto, topper 63k. $5,995
2003 Ford Explorer XLT - 4x4, rear AC, 3rd row seating!
2000 Dodge Durango SLT - 3rd row seating, V8, auto, tow pkg.
JUST $3,999
2006 Chevy Trailblazer LS - 4x4, tow pkg, AC, sunroof, nice shape.
$10,700
clarksautos.com
CLARK'S AUTO
SALES & SERVICE
935 Superior St., Antigo
(715) 623-6444 • 1-800-757-6444
Ramblin’ With Rip
“The Birds”
SCHAEFER’S
GREENHOUSE
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
715-889-1816
trees & shrubs
apple trees • crab apple trees •
fruit trees • maple trees • sugar maple
lilac trees •large variety of shrubs
HANGING BASKETS • TOMATO PLANTS
ANNUALS • PERENNIALS • CEDAR MULCH
CEDAR CHIPS • RED MULCH
36 # Bag Milorganite
Don't Foget
$6.99
LAWNS, GARDENS, TREES, SHRUBS
SLOW RELEASE NITROGEN
FOR LONGER FEEDING!
40# Organic Peat Humus
40# Bag Top Soil
40# Cow Manure
50# Lawn & Garden Lime
I believe a real feature of the Pioneer Express is that print devoted to birds,
birding, and the pictures featured so often by readers.
There’s a great amount of time spent observing afield, and just plain watching. I
have been particularly impressed this year that so many great Canadian Geese have
chosen to remain in northern cities, particularly where power stations, water or fast
running streams leave some opportunity for them to get a bit wet if they desire. Where I
live, to the south, the winter time offers an opportunity to be surrounded by literally
thousands of these great birds and flock after flock of them on the wing.
We’re by no means restricted to this group of avian species because there’s lots
of other bird action. The other day, for example, we were on a driving trip when a red hawk
swirled across our windshield and within our sight caught up with a poor sparrow,
smothered him in mid air and I assume carried him off for lunch. It did provide a bit of
excitement.
Under more calm, frequent glances at our feeders reveal a fair variety of birds
and when six or eight or twelve cardinals show up, it is indeed quite a sight.
We placed our old Christmas tree right in the midst of our feeders. It’s quite
amazing how a good part of our birds visitors end up camping in that dead tree.
I suppose there are tons of stories about birds like the Christmas tree or the
hawk yarn. One of the most interesting just occured on a journey to Florida when my
buddy Bill told me there are no sparrows in his state. And you know something, I couldn’t
find any either. Truth or not, there were no Florida Sparrows!
Yours and stories are everywhere. On WXPR, and I’m sure other stations,
there’s a bird lady section. Her yarns are both amusing and interesting. Try her
sometime. Their call numbers are 91.7 I believe. We could go on, I’m sure, but the real
purpose here is just to call attention to one of life’s real gifts and treasures. I guess you
could say, “It’s for the birds!”
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Now Available:
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Order Now your FreeRange "Holiday" goose,
turkey or duck.
Vegetables will be
available soon in
Wabeno and at the farm.
We are proud to be your
local organic farmer.
All items 100% USDA
organic and certified
through GOA.
715-473-2154
P11
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Wabeno School District
Upgrades to Ipads!
The Wabeno School District upgraded to ipads
for the 2010-2011 school year so the students have easier
access to the internet. With purchasing 20 ipads, the cost
was around 11,000 dollars. There are 250 applications on
them. Mr. Hommerding is the “keeper” of the ipads, which
means they are housed in his room and can be checked
out by other staff or students. Mr. Hommerding enjoys
teaching with the ipads because it engages students in
learning and lets them use technologies they are familiar
with. He, along with many others believe it's an excellent
investment.
The only downfalls of having the ipads is if
students don't use them appropriately by playing games
or going on sites they shouldn't be on. But, since the
school has control of what students go on, they are limited
on what they can do. Also they're touch screen so the
screens get dirty fast, The advantages on having the ipads
are they are on at all times so you don't have to wait for
them to boot up or load like you do for the computers. And,
like I mentioned before they are a source of quicker
access to the internet,
There are many restrictions for the ipads also. No
personal applications, no personal emails, and no going
on Facebook or any other sites like that, Everything is
filtered through the school so they know what you do, and
do not go on. If students are caught on sites they shouldn't
be on or miss using them, their privileges are revoked. The
students really enjoy having the ipads to work with.
Especially the students who use them every day to work
on their math abilities!
Teacher Leaves After Seven Years
By Annie Champine
Mr. Ben Hommerding, a special education
teacher at Wabeno High School, will be leaving after seven
years as a result of staff reductions due to declining
enrollment. He said it will be difficult leaving since he's
been here for so long and spent a lot of time helping out
the community and being a part of many school activities
and sports. Mr. Hommerding will be teaching at
Winnconne, Wisconsin, next year. He's going to miss the
students, athletes he coached, and the staff he worked
with at Wabeno High. At Winnconne, he hopes to make a
difference and help to improve special education.
Mr. Hommerding mentioned he doesn't have a
favorite memory at Wabeno, but overall, he tries to leave
things better than what they were when he came. His
memories were made in that process. Something he'll
never forget about is being part of Wabeno High School
and getting to know everyone because of the small
district. When he took the job, it was temporary so it wasn't
a huge surprise that he was leaving. He mentioned the
pros and cons of leaving Wabeno. On the positive side, he
and his wife are moving to a larger community, and they
are city people at heart. This will also give him an
opportunity to begin new programming and help out
another community and school. A huge negative is leaving
a place where he invested seven years of his life, not only
in teaching, but also coaching and participating in the
community.
Driving to Retirement
By: Timothy Tarlton
If you have been out on the roads around
Wabeno before or after school, there is a good chance you
passed bus driver, Pat Exferd. Pat has been driving school
bus for thirty-nine years and has decided to retire after this
year. Over the thirty-nine years that Pat has been driving,
she has put on over one million miles! Pat became a bus
driver because her kids were in school, and she was able
to be home at the same time they were. Her favorite thing
about driving a bus is the little kids. They always have big
smiles for her and she always enjoys listening to them tell
her about their weekends. The kids will be what she will
miss the most. Pat has also driven most of the kids'
parents!
The scariest thing that ever happened to Pat
Exferd while she was driving was three or four years ago,
when her bus started to slide down a hill. Pat spun
sideways in the road and hit a snow bank. After the
accident, Pat had to call for help. The truck that came to
pull her out started to slide down the road at her. The
funniest incident that happened to Pat while driving was
when a radiator hose blew. Pat had to call for a back-up
bus. Later that night a mother called her and asked what
happened. Pat explained the story to her. The mom
listened and replied, “Okay, because my daughter said
you couldn't drive the bus because the radio was broken.”
Pat's favorite time of year to drive is definitely not winter. “I
have been in the ditch many times; winters used to be
worse than they are now.” She likes the fall because she
enjoys talking to the kids after they come back from
summer vacation. Pat says that she thinks Wabeno School
District is a great place to work! Pat's advice for future bus
drivers is to have a good sense of humor, be
understanding, and like kids; the rest will fall into place.
Amy Vaclav chosen as "Educator
of Excellence" in Wabeno
The Wabeno Education Association has chosen
Wabeno Science Teacher, Amy Vaclav, as their Educator of
Excellence for the 2010-2011 school year.
The Educator of Excellence Award is sponsored
by the Nicolet/Oconto Retired Teachers Association and
it's parent organization, the Wisconsin Retired Educators
Association. It is presented annually to teachers who, as
determined by their local Education Association,
demonstrate exceptional teaching abilities and innovative
programs.
Pictured are: Dick Lowery, Nicolet/Oconto
Retired Teachers Association representative, and Amy
Vaclav, award recipient.
The Retirement Plan
By: Nicholas Ward
Mr. Earl Blankenheim, a long-time teacher at
Wabeno High School, announced his retirement effective
the end of this year. The original “retirement plan” was to
stay another year, but he decided to retire this year
instead. Mr. Blankenheim has been teaching for thirtythree years, all of them here at WHS. He started teaching
in August 1978 as a K-12 Learning Disabilities teacher.
Later he started the EBD program in grades 7-12. He
earned both his Bachelor's and Master's degrees from
UW-Oshkosh.
“What inspired me to pursue teaching is that I
wanted school to be different than the way that I had
experienced it. No kid leaves my classroom without some
kind of affirmation, even on the days when we don't agree
with each other,” Mr. Blankenheim said. He also shared
that he had taught everything except drivers education,
even a college class, and his favorite classes to teach are
civics and math. During his time here at Wabeno, Mr.
Blankenheim has taught multiple generations within some
families.
What will Mr. Blankenheim do now that he is
retiring? He will probably fish and hunt more often, go and
help his son on the farm, join the retired teachers
association, or try a job different than the ones he had
before he started teaching. He had many jobs before he
began his career as a teacher: bakery worker, semi driver,
and even barber.
Mr. Blankenheim enjoyed the time here at
Wabeno because it's the best career he's had and he has
gotten to know and help so many kids. His advice to the
teacher who will be replacing him is, “You must like the
students, but you are not their friend. Remember that you
are the teacher, and more importantly, that failure is not an
option.” It's possible Mr. Blankenheim may return as a
substitute teacher, as he is going to miss teaching at
Wabeno High School. Some wish that he would stay. “I
have never had a job I didn't like,” Mr. Blankenheim
concluded.
Farewell Mr. Blankenheim, and have a happy
retirement.
Wabeno Special Education Teacher,
Mrs. Ashbeck, Moves On
Wabeno High School National Honor
Society Induction
Wabeno Compost Bin
By Jordan Smith
Wabeno High School is continuing its attempt to
“go green” with its newest project: a compost bin. The
compost bin will be used to recycle waste product from
the school's kitchen, lawn extracts, and leaves to make
nutrient-rich soil for the Prairie Restoration Project.
Students from Wabeno Area School District constructed
the bin, and will maintain it regularly.
Pintsch's Hardware donated half the materials to
build the compost bin. Kroll's Excavating and Boney
Stone and Boulder contributed materials to extend the
Prairie Restoration Project.
program. The 2011 NHS inductees have met the
requirements of junior or senior status, cumulative GPA of
3.5 out of 4.0, and high standards of leadership,
citizenship, service in the community, and character.
Wabeno High School's National Honor Society
induction ceremony for 2011 took place on Sunday, May
22nd at 5 p.m. The ceremony was held at Waubee Lake
Lodge in Lakewood. This year's student inductees include:
Marissa Bartels, Jordan Demmith, Stephanie Harris,
Heather Huettl, Erica Keller, Derek Loch, Kathryn Lowery,
Marissa Popp, Kim Spreeman, and Cassidi St. Perer.
The guest speaker for the ceremony was Kathie
Marsh.
By Kim Spreeman
The National Honor Society ranks as one of the
oldest and most prestigious national organizations for
high school students. National Honor Society is
recognized in more than 15,000 schools, and, since 1921,
millions of students have been accepted into this
By Nate Mortson
Miss Cheri Ashbeck has worked for the Wabeno
School District for the past two years, but will move on to
another position next fall. Miss Ashbeck is known as a
helpful and caring teacher to her students. She always tries
to make teaching and learning fun and tries to “switch it up”
all the time. Students take special trips such as swimming,
Special Olympics, and other similar events.
Becoming a teacher was something Miss
Ashbeck always knew she wanted to do. When she was in
college, she chose the field of special education after
watching people with special needs in the educational
environment. That's when she fell in love with seeing them
learn new skills to better their life. It took her five years to
complete her degree, with a double major at UW-Stout.
Wabeno is her first job since college. She enjoys teaching
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Senior Chatter
Submitted by Kate Schultz
Healthy Weight Goal
Setting
If you’re starting a new eating plan, setting a
sensible weight loss goal is the key for success. But how
do you know if your expectations are reasonable or over
the top?
Think short term and long term when deciding
how many pounds you want to shed. A reduction of 5 to 10
pounds may be a good start and can bring great health
benefits. For the long haul, getting your body mass index
(BMI) to a healthy level might be a good target.
Take into account your fitness level, health
concerns and available time to devote to weight loss. You
may need your health care provider’s help.
Be realistic about how fast you can lose the
weight. A loss of about 1-2 pounds a week is best for most.
To do this you will need to take off 500-1,000 calories per
day by eating less and exercising more.
Evaluate your goals weekly. Make changes if you
need to, and remember that roadblocks and setbacks are
normal.
Plan for success...and for occasional setbacks.
Credit yourself for any accomplishment - it’s a step in the
right direction.
Forest County Commission on Aging Dot Bus
Schedule For June
June 14, Tuesday - Argonne, Crandon, Laona,
Armstrong Creek, to Iron Mountain Bus Driver: Hal
Weisnicht
June 15, Wednesday - City Route - to Schaefer’s /
Downtown / Clinic (8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.)
Wabeno, Laona, Blackwell to Laona and Crandon Bus
Driver: Hal Weisnicht
Crandon, Argonne, Hiles, Three Lakes, and Sugar Camp
to Rhinelander Bus Driver: Bob Shepherd
FOR RESERVATIONS PLEASE CALL THE BUS
DRIVER FOR THAT DAY:
Hal Weisnicht: 715-478-2961
Bob Shepherd: 715-478-2683
TOPIC OF THE MONTH
Meat and Beans
MEAL SCHEDULE
THURSDAY - June 23 Creamed chicken w/veggie over
biscuits, fresh fruit, peach cobbler
ARMSTRONG CREEK
TUESDAY - June 14 FLAG DAY Open faced pork
sandwich, mashed potatoes w/gravy, California blend veg.,
fruit
TUESDAY - June 21 Spaghetti w/meat sauce, lettuce
salad, corn, garlic bread, fruit
ALVIN
THURSDAY - June 16 Baked chicken, baked potatoes,
corn, peaches, rolls, bars
THURSDAY - June 23 Lasagna, salad, pears, garlic bread,
bars
WABENO HOME DELIVERED MENU
MONDAY, TUESDAY same as Crandon
THURSDAY same as Laona
Please register with Commission on Aging - 478-3256.
Crandon 715- 478-3040 (site). (9 am - 12:30). If
not registered
for upcoming day, please call the
commission office at 478-3256.
Laona site manager Angie Johnson 715-889-5507
(cell) or 478-1511 (home). If not registered with Angie for
upcoming day, please call the commission office at 4783256. Meal served at noon.
Wabeno Call site manager Jan Subert at 715473-4333. If not registered with Jan for upcoming day
please call the commission office at 478-3256.
Armstrong Creek site manager-Shirley
Maruszczak - 715-336-2218
Alvin site number 715-545-3323
Laona Lions Club Scholarships
50% to
70% Off
Storewide
For 3 Days Only
June 16, 17, 18
Monday-Thursday
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Friday 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Saturday 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
FOR SALE: New 1/2 horse
shallow well Jet Pump & 1
1/4” sand point, both in
original packaging for
$160.00 / 10 HP Mercury
Outboard engine with
battery charging alternator
in excellent condition.
$600.00 call 920-960-4684
P9
anytime.
710 Fifth Avenue
Antigo, WI
715-623-5203
antigo.floorstogo.com
FOR SALE: Freshly pulled
rhubarb. Call 715-6493698.
WS8
FOR SALE: 48” round solid
oak dining table, 2 captains
chairs, 4 chairs, extra leaf,
$350.00 call 715-674-6303.
P9
BUYING NOW
Aluminum
Cans!
60¢/lb
Complete Autos.................$180/Ton
Auto Bodies......................$165/Ton
Tin/Appliances..................$145/Ton
No. 1 Copper.......................$2.75/lb
No. 2 Copper.......................$2.55/lb
Misc. Aluminum...................$.46/lb
Yellow Brass.......................$1.60/lb
Clean Copper Radiators.....$1.50/lb
Aluminum Rims...................$.65/lb
Clean Cast Brake Drums
& Rotors.........................$215/Ton
Prices Subject to
Change Without Notice
Automotive
Batteries
$5.00 Minimum
or 17¢ lb.
D.J.'S RECYCLING
Hours: Mon. - Fri., 7:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m.; Sat. 8 - Noon
6516 Cty G, Cavour, WI, 649-3223
BENEFIT CONCERNS/
QUESTIONS
We are your information
resource on the following:
è Medicaid Eligibility
è Financial Information When One
Spouse Is At Home & The Other Is In
A Nursing Home
è Medicare/Medicaid Advantage Plans
If unable to register at the meal site or if you need to
cancel, please call Commission on Aging at 478-3256
CRANDON, WABENO, LAONA
MONDAY - June 13 Chive Tilapia, roasted red potatoes,
Capri vegetables, dinner roll, dusted brownies
MONDAY -June 20
Baked ham, sweet potatoes,
cauliflower, wheat dinner roll, tapioca pudding
CRANDON, WABENO, LAONA
TUESDAY - June 14 FLAG DAY Chicken salad w/grapes
& cashews, tossed salad, fresh fruit, wheat bread,
chocolate pudding
TUESDAY - June 21 Roast turkey w/gravy, mashed
potatoes, carrots, corn bread, snicker doodle cookie
CRANDON
WEDNESDAY - June 15 Swiss steak, mashed potatoes,
broccoli, rye roll, ice cream
WEDNESDAY - June 22 Creamed chicken w/veggie
over biscuits, fresh fruit, peach cobbler
LAONA
THURSDAY - June 16 Swiss steak, mashed potatoes,
broccoli, rye roll, ice cream
Market Street Sale
è VA Hospice (or) VA Nursing Home
Benefits
èLong-Term Care Insurance Policies
The Laona Lions Club gave two scholarships at
the senior awards banquet on Wednesday June 1,2011
held at the Laona High School Cafeteria. $600 to Heather
Zimmer and $400 to Max Wolosyn. Heather will be
attending St. Norbert College pursuing a degree in
computer science and graphic design . Max will be
attending Nicolet College pursuing an education to be a
federal game warden. Dan Bobbe was the presenter.
Parsons
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05 Chev Trailblazer LS, 4x4, 74k mi. -
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08 Pontiac G6, 4dr, 36k miles
11 Chev Impala LS, 27k miles
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08 Buick Lucerne CX with 30k miles
06 Buick Lucerne CXL with 45k miles
08 Buick LaCrosse CX, with 30k miles
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10 Chev Cobalt LT, 4dr, with 34k miles
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95 Buick Century, 118k miles
03 Oldsmobile Alero, 2dr, 77k miles
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07 Saturn Ion2, 4dr, 71k miles
$9,900
08 Chev Silverado Ex-cab, Z71, 4x4, 46k mi.
08 Chev Silverado Crewcab Z71, 4x4, 39k mi.
06 Chev Silverado Ex-cab, 4x4, 60k miles
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05 Chev Silverado Crewcab 4x4, 73k mi.
99 Chev Silverado Ex-cab 4x4, Z71, 106k mi.
$18,500
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01 Chev Silverado Ex-cab, 4x4, 87k miles
$11,900
Carfax
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all of our
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99 Chev Tahoe,
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Financing
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to Qualified
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No. 08 - June 13 2011

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