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Fury hockey teams hosting Pink the Rink night

The Fury Hockey teams are hosting the annual Pink the Rink night on Friday, Dec. 21 at SLICE arena in Monroe.

Pink the Rink Night promotes cancer awareness as the Fury takes the ice wearing pink jerseys.

The Fury hope to make a sizable contribution as all proceeds of the evening from T-shirt sales, raffles, and donations go to Monroe Clinic Mammography Department.

The Fury takes on Lakeshore Lightning co-op from the West Bend area. Varsity puck drops at 6:15 p.m. and junior varsity at 8:15 p.m.

The Monroe Clinic Mammography Department is hosting a table at SLICE that evening with awareness information and giveaways.

In addition to exciting hockey games, activities include: • Free admission to the hockey games • Fury T-Shirts with Logo in Pink for sale • Pick-A-Stick (similar to a 50/50 Raffle) • Cancer Sucks - Sucker Game • Delicious Cookie/Baked Goods Sale • Raffles Let’s pack the rink and support your high school girls’ hockey team and Monroe Clinic Mammography Department!

Let’s cheer on the Fury and back SUBMITTED PHOTO Monroe Clinic in their quest for Brodhead Independent-Register cancer awareness on Dec. 21 at (Above) Fury hits the ice on SLICE in Monroe.

Dec. 21 for a great cause.

Green County Market Steer/Market Heifer Weigh-In The annual Green County Market Steer/Heifer Weigh-In is being held on Saturday, Dec. 29 at Equity Livestock, located south of Monroe from 8 to 11 a.m. In case of inclement weather the snow date will be Saturday, Jan. 5.

An announcement will be made over WBGR radio prior to 8 a.m. on the morning of Dec. 29 if the weigh-in will be re-scheduled due to inclement weather.

All exhibitors who plan to show market steers or market heifers at the 2019 Green County Junior Fair must have their market animal weighed and identified at this weigh-in. Each exhibitor can identify a maximum of 5 market animals. U.S.D.A. radio frequency identification tags will be used to identify each market animal for the county fair. Exhibitors will be required to provide the premise ID number for the farm that the market animal will be housed at.

Green County Fair exhibitors must reside in Green County or be a member of a Green County FFA or 4-H Club, to have their market animals weighed and identified at this weigh-in. Market animals must also be identified and weighed to be eligible to participate in the 2019 Green County Fair Meat Animal Auction, Junior Steer/Heifer Show and the Market Animal Performance Class at the Green County Fair.

A market animal performance class is being held again in 2019.

Market Animals entered in the performance class will be scanned for carcass merits and will not be sent for harvest during the fair. This will allow youth to exhibit the

same market animal in both the performance and the market steer and market heifer classes with the exception of the Grand and Reserve Champion Performance Market Animal. The grand and reserve champion performance market animal will be selected based on their rate of gain, live show placing and scanned carcass data.

Exhibitors are reminded that market steers and market heifers must have a rate of gain of two or more pounds per day to be eligible to enter the performance contest or to be sold in the Green County Fair Livestock Auction. The minimum County fair auction weights are 1,300 pounds for dairy steers, 1,100 pounds for all beef market steers, and 1,000 pounds for all market heifers. Market Animals must meet these minimum final weights at fair time to be eligible to sell in the livestock auction and to participate in the market animal performance contest.

This weigh-in is only for market steers/heifers that will be exhibited at the Green County Fair.

Steers/Heifers that will be exhibited only at the WI State Fair will be self- identified by exhibitors and are not required to attend this weigh-in.

The Green County Beef Producers will be assisting with the weigh-in. Record books for the Green County Meat Animal Sale and fair rules will be distributed to all exhibitors at the weigh-in. If you have any questions regarding the weigh-in, contact Jackie McCarville, Green County UW-Extension Agricultural Educator at 608-328-9440.

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Parkview wrestling competes at Blackhawk Invite, conquers Hustisford, attends Tom Burns Memorial Invite

By Erica Gokey, results obtained (Fall 1:37) through TrackWrestling Parkview EDITOR

Parkview attended the Blackhawk Invitational on Dec. 1. Results of the weight classes are as follows: 106 Semifinals - Cale Anderson (Viroqua) over Camron Duncan (Parkview) (Fall 1:07) -3rd Place Match - Camron Duncan (Parkview) over Cade Meyer (Epworth, Western Dubuque) (Inj.) 113 Cons. Semis - Michael Austin (Cuba City/Benton/Southwestern) over Lucas Vonderhaar (Parkview) (Inj.) 160 Cons. Round 2 - Tyler Reuter (Cuba City/Benton/Southwestern) over Arthur Terry (Parkview) (Fall 1:35) 170 Quarterfinals - Bradley Goffinet (Cuba City/Benton/Southwestern) over Luke Schwengels (Parkview) (Fall 3:01) 220 Semifinals - Parker Schmitt (Epworth, Western Dubuque) over Chase Carratt (Parkview) (MD 14-4) 220 5.875 3rd Place Match - Chase Carratt (Parkview) over Bryce Gregory (Cuba City/Benton/Southwestern)

vs. Hustisford

zavor Evans (HUST) (Fall 2:41) 182 Travis Calkins (PARK) over Aydan Schwark (HUST) (Fall 2:46) 195 Logan Nicholls (HUST) over (PARK) (For.) 220 Travis Pulaski (PARK) over (HUST) (For.) 285 Gavan Stark (HUST) over Chase Carratt (PARK) (Fall 2:22)

Parkview came head to head with Hustisford last Thursday in a dominant takeover. Parkview came out on top with a 60-18 win. Results for each weight class are listed below.

106 Camron Duncan (PARK) over (HUST) (For.) 113 Lucas Vonderhaar (PARK) over (HUST) (For.) 120 2018 Tom Burns Kody Schmidt (HUST) over Memorial Invite (PARK) (For.) 106 126 Camron Duncan (8-3) placed 3rd Shaun Lynch (PARK) over (HUST) and scored 36 team points.

(For.) -Round 1 - Tommy Balistreiri (Mar132 quette) 7-4 won by fall over Camron Double Forfeit Duncan (Parkview) 8-3 (Fall 0:55) 138 -Round 2 - Camron Duncan Ryan Garcia (PARK) over (HUST) (Parkview) 8-3 won by fall over Oli(For.) ver Crum (Wauwatosa) 4-8 (Fall 0:49) 145 -Round 3 - Camron Duncan Melih Hemia (PARK) over (HUST) (Parkview) 8-3 won by fall over Se(For.) renity Ford (Racine St Catherine) 3-6 152 Jameson Terry (PARK) over (Fall 3:00) -Round 4 - Camron Duncan (HUST) (For.) (Parkview) 8-3 won by fall over Ty 160 Korben Brodhead_HolidaySavings_BWNews Brown (PARK) over Ethan Edwards (Milw. Morse.Marshall/Carmen Northwest) 3-9 (Fall 2:29) Wilder (HUST) (Fall 0:55) -Round 5 - Cael Pionkowski (West 170 Luke Schwengels (PARK) over Ex- Bend East) 9-3 won by fall over Cam-

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ron Duncan (Parkview) 8-3 (Fall 1:17) 113 Paul Keintz (0-4) placed 8th.

-Round 1 - Liam Hughes (Marquette) 11-0 won by fall over Paul Keintz (Parkview) 0-4 (Fall 1:02) -Round 2 - Adam Kann (Milw.

Morse.Marshall/Carmen Northwest) 4-2 won by fall over Paul Keintz (Parkview) 0-4 (Fall 1:54) -Round 3 - Lucas Vonderhaar (Parkview) 4-6 won by fall over Paul Keintz (Parkview) 0-4 (Fall 0:31) -Round 4 - Tierel Hood (Pius XI) 7-1 won by fall over Paul Keintz (Parkview) 0-4 (Fall 0:24) 113 Lucas Vonderhaar (4-6) placed 7th and scored 22 team points.

-Round 1 - Darrin Parve (West Bend East) 7-4 won by fall over Lucas Vonderhaar (Parkview) 4-6 (Fall 3:51) -Round 2 - Tierel Hood (Pius XI) 7-1 won by fall over Lucas Vonderhaar (Parkview) 4-6 (Fall 1:21) -Round 3 - Lucas Vonderhaar (Parkview) 4-6 won by fall over Paul Keintz (Parkview) 0-4 (Fall 0:31) -Round 4 - Adam Kann (Milw.

Morse.Marshall/Carmen Northwest) 4-2 won by fall over Lucas Vonderhaar (Parkview) 4-6 (Fall 4:25) 120 Shaun Lynch (3-3) placed 3rd and scored 34 team points.

-Round 1 - Shaun Lynch (Parkview) 3-3 won by fall over Prince Brinson (Racine St Catherine) 2-6 (Fall 3:36) -Round 2 - Jaden Prom (Marquette) 4-1 won by fall over Shaun Lynch (Parkview) 3-3 (Fall 4:53) -Round 3 - Carmen Reynosa-Perez (Pius XI) 7-0 won by decision over Shaun Lynch (Parkview) 3-3 (Dec 1110) -Round 5 - Shaun Lynch (Parkview) 3-3 won by fall over Dameatrice Pierce (Milw. Morse.Marshall/Carmen Northwest) 1-4 (Fall 2:13) 152 Jameson Terry (2-6) placed 4th and scored 29 team points.

-Round 1 - Jameson Terry (Parkview) 2-6 won by fall over Quentin Thornton (Milw. Morse.Marshall/ Carmen Northwest) 2-4 (Fall 1:09) -Round 2 - Nate Kane (Pius XI) 8-0 won by fall over Jameson Terry (Parkview) 2-6 (Fall 0:57) -Round 3 - Crosby Schlosser (West Bend East) 9-2 won by decision over Jameson Terry (Parkview) 2-6 (Dec 2-1) -Round 4 - Michael Feist (Martin Luther) 3-4 won by fall over Jameson Terry (Parkview) 2-6 (Fall 1:48) 160 Arthur Terry (1-5) placed 11th.

-Round 1 - Jack Haluzak (Slinger) 4-4 won by major decision over Arthur Terry (Parkview) 1-5 (MD 13-2) -Round 2 - Peyton Smith (Martin Luther) 7-1 won by fall over Arthur Terry (Parkview) 1-5 (Fall 0:39) -Round 3 - Arthur Terry (Parkview) 1-5 received a bye () (Bye) Consolation Bracket - Brennan Kind (Slinger) 2-6 won by fall over

Arthur Terry (Parkview) 1-5 (Fall 2:47) -11th Place Match - Arthur Terry (Parkview) 1-5 won by fall over Zach Heiden (Oak Creek) 0-4 (Fall 2:06) 160 Korben Brown (5-1) placed 2nd and scored 42 team points.

-Round 1 - Korben Brown (Parkview) 5-1 received a bye () (Bye) -Round 2 - Korben Brown (Parkview) 5-1 won by fall over Hunter Walgenbach (Wauwatosa ) 2-2 (Fall 1:03) -Round 3 - Korben Brown (Parkview) 5-1 won by fall over Brennan Kind (Slinger) 2-6 (Fall 0:12) Championship Bracket - Korben Brown (Parkview) 5-1 won by fall over Peyton Smith (Martin Luther) 7-1 (Fall 0:26) -1st Place Match - Cooper Schlosser (West Bend East) 10-1 won by major decision over Korben Brown (Parkview) 5-1 (MD 15-2) 170 Luke Schwengels (9-3) placed 5th and scored 32.5 team points.

-Round 1 - Luke Schwengels (Parkview) 9-3 won by fall over Bo Meier (Columbus) 0-5 (Fall 1:51) -Round 2 - Magnus Isaacson (Milwaukee King) 5-1 won by fall over Luke Schwengels (Parkview) 9-3 (Fall 3:48) -Round 3 - Luke Schwengels (Parkview) 9-3 won by fall over Mason Heath (Cudahy) 3-3 (Fall 1:48) -Consolation Bracket - Luke Schwengels (Parkview) 9-3 won by major decision over Jaden Anderson (Wauwatosa) 5-4 (MD 12-0) -5th Place Match - Luke Schwengels (Parkview) 9-3 won by fall over Graham Young (Wauwatosa) 3-2 (Fall 1:58) 170 Travis Calkins (3-6) placed 15th.

-Round 1 - Elliot Roe (Marquette) 2-9 won by fall over Travis Calkins (Parkview) 3-6 (Fall 3:18) -Round 2 - Graham Young (Wauwatosa) 3-2 won by fall over Travis Calkins (Parkview) 3-6 (Fall 1:16) -Round 3 - Bodhi Albrent (Slinger) 8-2 won by fall over Travis Calkins (Parkview) 3-6 (Fall 1:33) -Consolation Bracket - Anthony Cable (Racine St Catherine) 1-4 won by medical forfeit over Travis Calkins (Parkview) 3-6 (M. For.) -15th Place Match - Travis Calkins (Parkview) 3-6 won by medical forfeit over Bo Meier (Columbus) 0-5 (M. For.) 220 Chase Carratt (6-4) placed 5th and scored 28 team points.

-Round 1 - Liam Glewen (Waupun) 5-4 won by fall over Chase Carratt (Parkview) 6-4 (Fall 2:52) -Round 2 - Chase Carratt (Parkview) 6-4 won by fall over Aundre Hale (Racine St Catherine) 5-4 (Fall 0:21) -Round 3 - Chase Carratt (Parkview) 6-4 won by fall over Josh

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Use LED lights when decorating your tree to save 90% compared to traditional lights. Finally, go ahead and buy yourself something nice with all that money

THURSDAY, DEC. 13 • JR/SR High Band Concert, 7 p.m.

• Police Committee meeting 6 p.m.

• Public Works Committee meeting 7 p.m.

FRIDAY, DEC. 14 • Girl’s basketball: JV2 vs. New Glarus 6 p.m., JV vs. PalmyraEagle 6 p.m., varsity vs.

Deerfield 7:15 p.m.

SATURDAY, DEC. 15T • Wrestling tournament at Waterloo 9 a.m.

• NHS Community Service (Babysitting) PES gym and

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SUNDAY, DEC. 16 • Nothing scheduled MONDAY, DEC. 17 • Zumba 5:30 to 7 p.m.

• Boy’s basketball: JV/JV2 vs.

Deerfield 6 p.m., varsity vs.

Deerfield 7:15 p.m.

• School Board meeting 6:30 p.m.

TUESDAY, DEC. 18 • JR/SR High Choir Concert, 7 p.m.

• Varsity Ice Hockey vs. Verona Area, Edwards Arena (Telfer Park) 7 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 19 • Zumba 5:30 to 7 p.m.

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Evansville/Albany competes in Stoughton Invitational, almost sweeps Verona Area, places first in Scrambler EDITOR

Evansville/Albany traveled to Stoughton on Dec. 1 to participate in an Invitational. Weight class results are listed below.

119-120 Round 3 - Jackson Parmeter (Menomonee Falls) over Nicholas Barmore (Evansville/Albany) (For.) Round 2 - Cody Weix (Marshfield) over Nicholas Barmore (Evansville/ Albany) (For.) Round 1 - Nicholas Barmore (Evansville/Albany) over Seth Howald (Middleton) (Fall 2:54) 166-167 Round 3 - Adam Adkins (Evansville/Albany) over Ryan Lamers (Stoughton) (Fall 2:14) Round 2 - Adam Adkins (Evansville/Albany) over Isaac Biba (Iowa-Grant/Highland) (Fall 1:14) Round 1 - Adam Adkins (Evansville/Albany) over Mason Wolf (Mukwonago) (Fall 1:10) 160-164 Round 3 - Josh Pappadakis (Evansville/Albany) over Owen Murphy (Iowa-Grant/Highland) (Fall 3:34) Round 2 - Josh Pappadakis (Evansville/Albany) over Shawn Nammavong (Middleton) (Fall 3:49) -Round 1 - Josh Pappadakis (Evansville/Albany) over Jaden Forcey (Mukwonago) (Inj. [time]) 87-90 -Round 3 - Caleb Miller (Evansville/Albany) over Nathan Garvoille (Evansville/Albany) (Fall 2:38) -Round 2 - Jayden Paulick (Menomonee Falls) over Caleb Miller (Evansville/Albany) (Fall 1:24) -Round 1 - Garrett Voegeli (Monroe) over Caleb Miller (Evansville/ Albany) (Dec 9-5) Round 3 - Caleb Miller (Evansville/Albany) over Nathan Garvoille (Evansville/Albany) (Fall 2:38) Round 2 - Garrett Voegeli (Monroe) over Nathan Garvoille (Evansville/Albany) (Fall 3:54) Round 1 - Jayden Paulick (Menomonee Falls) over Nathan Garvoille (Evansville/Albany) (Fall 0:53) 135-139 Round 3 - Andrew Winders (Iowa-Grant/Highland) over Matt Armitage (Evansville/Albany) (MD 14-3) Round 2 - Kohl Wardell (Fennimore) over Matt Armitage (Evansville/Albany) (Fall 1:03) Round 1 - Hernan Carranza (Middleton) over Matt Armitage (Evansville/Albany) (Dec 2-1) 213-217 Round 3 - Severn Halverson (Stoughton) over Liam Speich (Evansville/Albany) (Fall 1:15) Round 1 - Boston Flannery (Fennimore) over Liam Speich (Evansville/Albany) (Fall 0:30) Round 2 - Liam Speich (Evansville/Albany) received a bye

Evansville/Albany vs.

Verona Area

Evansville/Albany hosted the Verona area last week, securing a huge victory with a final score of 72-6. Weight class results are listed below.

106 Gunner Katzenmeyer (EVAL) over Logan Lafler (VEAR) (Fall 2:51) 113 Camden Staver (EVAL) over (VEAR) (For.) 120 Jared Miller (EVAL) over Sean Parry (VEAR) (Fall 1:17) 126 Ben Grandau (VEAR) over Nicholas Barmore (EVAL) (Fall 4:41) 132 Matt Kostroun (EVAL) over Logan Neuroth (VEAR) (Fall 3:16) 138 Adam Staver (EVAL) over (VEAR) (For.) 145 Evan Senter (EVAL) over Cael Wozniak (VEAR) (Dec 7-1) 152 Patrick Crull (EVAL) over (VEAR) (For.) 160 Mason Young (EVAL) over Spencer Lokken (VEAR) (Fall 0:23) 170 Ricky Braunschweig (EVAL) over Caden Page (VEAR) (Fall 2:36) 182 Adam Adkins (EVAL) over Miguel Fernandez-Zaragoza (VEAR) (Fall 1:12) 195 Baylin Crull (EVAL) over Theo Sebastain (VEAR) (Fall 1:58) 220 Liam Speich (EVAL) over Adam Murphy (VEAR) (Dec 6-3) 285 Waylon Klitzman (EVAL) over (VEAR) (For.)

2018 Raider Scramble Results

Evansville/Albany placed first in the Raider Scrambler held at New Glarus high school last weekend. The team finished with 212 points.

106 Gunner Katzenmeyer (7-4) placed 3rd and scored 14.0 team points.

-Round 1 - Gunner Katzenmeyer (Evansville/Albany) 7-4 won by fall over Seth Mansfield (Brodhead/Juda) 4-4 (Fall 2:30) -Round 2 - Gunner Katzenmeyer (Evansville/Albany) 7-4 received a bye () (Bye) -Round 3 - Jax Pernot (Mt.Horeb) 9-2 won by fall over Gunner Katzenmeyer (Evansville/Albany) 7-4 (Fall 4:36) -Championship Bracket - Brady Schuh (Monroe) 10-2 won by decision over Gunner Katzenmeyer (Evansville/Albany) 7-4 (Dec 13-6) -3rd Place Match - Gunner Katzenmeyer (Evansville/Albany) 7-4 won by major decision over Ayden Nolan (Cuba City) 7-5 (MD 10-1)

113 Camden Staver (7-4) placed 1st and scored 26.0 team points.

-Round 1 - Camden Staver (Evansville/Albany) 7-4 received a bye () (Bye) -Round 2 - Camden Staver (Evansville/Albany) 7-4 received a bye () (Bye) -Round 3 - Camden Staver (Evansville/Albany) 7-4 received a bye () (Bye) -Championship Bracket - Camden Staver (Evansville/Albany) 7-4 received a bye () (Bye) -1st Place Match - Camden Staver (Evansville/Albany) 7-4 won by fall over Kyle Haldiman (Monroe) 4-7 (Fall 0:45) 120 Jared Miller (11-0) placed 1st and scored 24.0 team points.

-Round 1 - Jared Miller (Evansville/ Albany) 11-0 received a bye () (Bye) -Round 2 - Jared Miller (Evansville/ Albany) 11-0 won by fall over Drew Palmer (Dodgeville) 5-6 (Fall 1:31) -Round 3 - Jared Miller (Evansville/ Albany) 11-0 won by fall over Lukas Broitzman (Monroe) 6-6 (Fall 0:57) -Championship Bracket - Jared Miller (Evansville/Albany) 11-0 won by decision over Joe Quaglia (Belleville/Monticello/New Glarus) 6-4 (Dec 7-1) -1st Place Match - Jared Miller (Evansville/Albany) 11-0 won by fall over Russell Waeffler (Brodhead/Juda) 7-3 (Fall 0:40) 126 Austin Scofield (5-2) placed 1st and scored 25.5 team points.

-Round 1 - Austin Scofield (Evansville/Albany) 5-2 won by fall over Jackson Soja (Cuba City) 6-6 (Fall 0:40) -Round 2 - Austin Scofield (Evansville/Albany) 5-2 won by fall over Dakota Wickstrum (Monroe) 6-6 (Fall 3:46) -Round 3 - Austin Scofield (Evansville/Albany) 5-2 won by tech fall over Dylan - DO Roen (Reserves) 1-8 (TF1.5 3:03 (16-1)) -Championship Bracket - Austin Scofield (Evansville/Albany) 5-2 won by fall over Braden Erb (Brodhead/ Juda) 5-5 (Fall 3:42) -1st Place Match - Austin Scofield (Evansville/Albany) 5-2 won by fall over Dakota Wickstrum (Monroe) 6-6 (Fall 0:46) 132 Matt Kostroun (8-3) placed 1st and scored 24.0 team points.

-Round 1 - Matt Kostroun (Evansville/Albany) 8-3 received a bye () (Bye) -Round 2 - Matt Kostroun (Evansville/Albany) 8-3 won by fall over Mario - B/J Reyes (Reserves) 1-6 (Fall 0:34) -Round 3 - Matt Kostroun (Evansville/Albany) 8-3 won by fall over Zack Roper (Monroe) 3-9 (Fall 0:56) -Championship Bracket - Matt Kostroun (Evansville/Albany) 8-3 won by fall over Avery Lettman (Bel-

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leville/Monticello/New Glarus) 3-3 (Fall 0:18) -1st Place Match - Matt Kostroun (Evansville/Albany) 8-3 won by decision over Theodore Policastro (Brodhead/Juda) 8-2 (Dec 4-0) 138 Adam Staver (9-2) placed 1st and scored 25.5 team points.

-Round 1 - Adam Staver (Evansville/Albany) 9-2 won by fall over Cade Femrite (Belleville/Monticello/ New Glarus) 5-5 (Fall 0:37) -Round 2 - Adam Staver (Evansville/Albany) 9-2 won by fall over Camden Foesch (Monroe) 0-5 (Fall 0:55) -Round 3 - Adam Staver (Evansville/Albany) 9-2 won by fall over Matthew Nevdal (Durand/Pectatonica) 5-2 (Fall 2:22) -Championship Bracket - Adam Staver (Evansville/Albany) 9-2 won by tech fall over Jayson Starr (Brodhead/Juda) 6-4 (TF-1.5 0:00 (16-0)) -1st Place Match - Adam Staver (Evansville/Albany) 9-2 won by fall over Ethan Steinhoff (Mt.Horeb) 7-4 (Fall 0:39) 145 Evan Senter (7-2) placed 2nd and scored 15.0 team points.

-Round 1 - Evan Senter (Evansville/ Albany) 7-2 won by fall over Cooper Johnston (Cuba City) 3-6 (Fall 3:02) -Round 2 - Evan Senter (Evansville/ Albany) 7-2 won by major decision over Liam Hermanson (Monroe) 3-9 (MD 12-0) -Round 3 - Evan Senter (Evansville/ Albany) 7-2 won by decision over Robert Chenoweth (Belleville/Monticello/New Glarus) 7-3 (Dec 5-2) -Championship Bracket - Evan Senter (Evansville/Albany) 7-2 won by decision over Rudy - SR Wicker (Reserves) 4-5 (Dec 7-0) -1st Place Match - Robert Chenoweth (Belleville/Monticello/New Glarus) 7-3 won by fall over Evan Senter (Evansville/Albany) 7-2 (Fall 4:55) 152 Pat Crull (6-5) placed 5th and scored 10.0 team points.

-Round 1 - Eli Reeson (Dodgeville) 6-7 won by decision over Pat Crull (Evansville/Albany) 6-5 (Dec 8-5) -Round 2 - Jackson Hauri (Brodhead/Juda) 9-1 won by tech fall over Pat Crull (Evansville/Albany) 6-5 (TF1.5 5:18 (20-4))

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Albany Historical Society Christmas Dinner The Albany Historical Society is hosting a Christmas dinner on Thursday, Dec. 13 at 6:30 p.m. at the Albany American Legion located on Water Street in Albany.

Reservations are required for the event and can be made by calling Dorothy at 608-862-3573. Dinner is $12. Guests and public are welcome.

THURSDAY, DEC. 13 *Varsity wrestling at Clinton 7 p.m. *Boy’s basketball vs. Monticello 7 p.m. *Girl’s hockey vs. Sun Prairie at Edwards Ice Arena 7 p.m.

FRIDAY, DEC. 14 *Quarter 2 progress reports for high school and middle school are mailed out *Varsity wrestling vs. Monroe 7 p.m. *Girl’s basketball vs. Argyle 6 p.m. (Hall of Fame night) SATURDAY, DEC. 15 *Jr. Comet League 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.

SUNDAY, DEC. 16 Nothing scheduled MONDAY, DEC. 17 *Girl’s basketball vs. Johnson Creek 6 p.m.

TUESDAY, DEC. 18 *Middle and high school Choir holiday concert 7:30 p.m. *Girl’s hockey vs. Middleton, Janesville Ice Arena 7 p.m. *Middle and high school Band and Choir holiday concert 7 p.m. *Music Boosters Cookie-a-thon WEDNESDAY, DEC. 19 *Big Brothers/Big Sisters 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. *Adult open gym 7 to 9 p.m.

-Children’s story time at Albertson Library (ages 5 and under) 9:30 a.m. *Early release 2:29 p.m. * Denotes Albany School program. For more information, please call 608-862-3225.

- Denotes an Albany Community Center event. For more information, please visit the Albany Community Center page on Facebook or call 608-862-2488.

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Juda boys basketball surrender to Warren, Monticello Lady Panthers fall

By Trenten Scheidegger

short to Barneveld, triumph over Wayland

SPORTS CORRESPONDENT

The Juda boys hosted an out of state opponent last Monday as the Warren Warriors traveled from Illinois to face off with the Panthers.

The Panthers found themselves down early as Warren held a 37-23 lead at halftime.

Warren expanded their lead in the second half as they worked towards a 68-46 victory over the Juda.

Trent Anderson led the way for the Panthers offensively with 11 points.

Quenton Kammerer and Dogukan Yetgin combined for 16 as they each had 8 points apiece. Gavin Kammerer and Max Haffele each had 6.

Juda’s usual offensive weapon was disabled last Monday as the Panthers hit just two three pointers, while their opponents hit on seven of their own.

Juda 52 vs. Monticello 66 Juda hosted Monticello the following day for a Six Rivers-East Conference matchup.

Dominic Taylor led the way for the Panthers in the first half as he had 8 points before the break. It wasn’t enough for the lead, however, as Juda went into halftime trailing 27-19.

Monticello’s Gustafson and Rufer were nearly unstoppable as they combined for 47 points on the evening.

Juda was unable to match their offensive output as expanded their lead in the 2nd half, as they worked towards a 66-52 victory over the Panthers.

Taylor remained impressive throughout the evening as he finished with 21 total points. Trent Anderson finished with 9 points and Avery Sheaffer provided the team with 5 of his own.

By Trenten Scheidegger SPORTS CORRESPONDENT

KATHY ROTH PHOTO Brodhead Independent-Register

Trent Anderson tries to avoid the block from Monticello guard, Peter Gustafson, as he goes in for a lay up.

Panthers on the Prowl JUDA

Last Thursday the Juda girls traveled to Barneveld for a Six Rivers-East Conference matchup.

The Panthers managed to keep it close in the first half as they went into halftime only trailing by 4 with a score of 17-13.

Barneveld opened things up in the second half, however, as they went off for an impressive 42 point half. Barneveld took the conference matchup by a final score of 59-28.

Hannah Powers led the Panthers with 8 points, and Paige Price had 7 points.

Juda 73 vs. Wayland 50 The Juda girls bounced back when they traveled to Wayland on Saturday for an out of conference matchup.

Hannah Powers and Taylor Golackson had impressive first halves, as they combined for 19 points of the Panthers 44 first half points.

Paige Price and Montanna Steinmann had two three pointers each as Juda went into halftime with a somewhat comfortable lead up 44-25.

Steinmann and Price kept it rolling in the second half as they combined for 14 points on their way to a Panther victory. Juda went on to take the matchup by a score of 73-50.

The Panthers were above 50 percent from the line as they shot 13 out of 25. Hannah Powers led the team in scoring with 18, Montana Steinmann finished with 16, Paige Price totaled 10 and Taylor Golackson had 9. Riese Price and Triniti Elmer each finished with 8 points, as it was an impressive all around performance from the Juda Panthers.

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SENIOR CITIZEN LUNCHEON The senior citizen luncheon was held today and was a great success!

Thank you, seniors, for all you do for our community. We hope you enjoyed your day, and we hope to see you again next year.

SENIOR OF THE WEEK The senior of the week this week is Hannah Powers. Hannah plans to attend Edgewood College or MATC to earn a degree in Nursing. Her advice for underclassmen is to always try and never give up on what you want in life because good things will come out of it.

FOOD PANTRY The Panther Pantry is open on Saturday mornings from 9 to 11 a.m. We can also schedule appointments if that time does not work. Appointments can be made by calling the school at 608-934-5251. Please enter through the Palace doors to access the pantry. The Panther Pantry is located near the band room and is open to all families who have students attending the Juda School District. Anyone interested in donating items to the Panther Pantry can drop them off at the school during regular school hours. Suggested items are as follows: hygiene items, spaghetti sauce, butter/vegetable oil, cake/ brownie/muffin mixes, ground beef, jello/pudding mixes, tuna, and monetary donations. Thank you to all who have helped support the food pantry.

NHS The clothes drive is on! The NHS is also going to volunteer for the Salvation Army by ringing the bells on December 21. Stop by Walmart to drop a donation into the red bucket!

ART DEPARTMENT The high school art classes will be starting a new project this week.

The middle school rotation class will be doing a home decor unit with Ms. Beitz. The sixth graders will be starting a new project this week. All of the elementary students will be working on projects for the Christ-

mas concert.

MUSIC DEPARTMENT The music department is working on the Christmas concert scheduled for December 17 at 7 p.m. The elementary is preparing for their concert on December 19 at 6 p.m. The elementary concert is jungle themed, and each child has been sent home with a sheet telling them what props they will need to wear.

SPANISH CLUB The Butter Braids are here. If you have not received yours, it will be delivered soon. Spanish Club is partnering with funds2org to continue to fundraise for their June 2019 trip to Peru. Funds2org is a program that collects new and gently-worn shoes and offers money per pound of shoes received. If Juda Spanish Club can collect 2500 pairs of shoes, they will receive a minimum of $1,000 from the company. Please start collecting any new and gently worn shoes to donate. The fundraiser will begin right after Christmas break on Monday, January 7, and will run for 60 days. Look for further information regarding drop-off sites available, and go to http://www.funds2orgs. com/ for more information. On Friday, December 14, Spanish Club will be having concessions during the girls’ basketball vs. Black Hawk game.

FFA The cookie fundraiser items were delivered on Monday. Fruit sale items were delivered today. National FFA Scholarships are open for seniors. The FFA is doing its annual Giving Tree. If you would like to take an ornament off the tree and buy a gift for a student in need, please contact Nicole Kamholz at the school.

BIOLOGY II This next animal of the week is the aye-aye. This nocturnal animal is native to Madagascar, and its typical diet consists of insects, fruits, fungi, and tree sap. Because of deforestation, the population is decreasing very quickly. The Biology II class is hoping to raise awareness of this peculiar creature with the elementary students.

HIGH SCHOOL STEAM The high school STEAM project is about to kick off. This year, students will be building structures of balsa wood. The structures will have to withstand various forces. Good luck, high schoolers!

GIRLS BASKETBALL The girls’ basketball team played Barneveld last Thursday; sadly, the Panthers failed to secure the win.

They also played Wayland Academy on Saturday, December 8, Argyle on Tuesday, December 11, and will play Blackhawk on Friday, December 14. Good luck, girls!

BOYS BASKETBALL The boys’ basketball team played Pecatonica last Friday, December 7, and played Belmont on Monday, December 10. They play Argyle on Thursday, December 13. Good luck, boys!

ELEMENTARY The Elementary concert is Wednesday, December 19, starting at 6 p.m., in the pit gym. Be ready to come and sing along!

JFAB JFAB will be having bake sales during both holiday concerts. Each family is asked to bring one dozen plated cookies or goodies. Thank you, and see you there!

WRESTLING There were three wrestling meets in the past two weeks held in Brodhead, New Glarus, and Beloit. There is also going to be a meet Saturday, December 15, in Mount Horeb, and one on Tuesday, December 18, in Beloit. Good luck, boys!

FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT OF THE WEEK The Foreign Exchange Student of the Week is Kristyna Kovalikova from Ostrava, Czech Republic. She speaks Czech, French, and English.

She has four members of her family: her mom, who is a secretary, her dad, who builds bridges, her sister who works in geodesy, and her other sister, who is a lawyer.

Her favorite thing about the U.S. so far is that all of the teachers and students here are very friendly and that school is pretty easy. Her least favorite thing about the U.S. so far

is the lack of public transportation and the amount of junk food.

THE PAW Juda’s school store is now open!

The Paw is open before school and during high school lunch. The Paw is selling food, drinks, and apparel for students to buy.

SENIOR SEMINAR The class of 2019 all had babies!

These last couple of days, the senior class has been taking home babies from Real Life, Inc. The babies are giving these young adults a real-life look at how much work taking care of a newborn can be. There are a lot of tired seniors walking around school the day after it is their turn to take a baby home for the night.

JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP BOARD MEETING There will be a Jefferson Township board meeting tonight, Wednesday, December 12, at 7 p.m. at the Juda Community Center. There will be a discussion concerning the wind turbines.

ACT/SAT The ACT with writing test will be given on Wednesday, February 20. All juniors will be required to take this test. This year, another opportunity will be offered to the juniors and seniors. The SAT test will be offered sometime during the second week of February. Any juniors and seniors may take this test for free at the Juda School. This test will be a nice opportunity to practice before the ACT, and its results can also be used for college admissions. Anyone interested in taking the SAT test should contact Mrs. Bertling.

THE GIVING TREE The FFA is running a Giving Tree program for students in the school district again this year. The Giving Tree program is for students in families that might not be able to afford Christmas gifts. Those students’ wishlists have been placed on paper stockings on the Christmas tree outside of Miss Beitz’s room. Anyone can pick up a stocking and purchase a gift for a student. The gifts can be turned in to Miss Beitz no later than December 17, and they will

be delivered to the students during the week of December 17. Anyone with questions should contact Nicole Kamholz.

WINTER CLOTHES DRIVE The National Honor Society is holding a winter clothes drive for people in the community! Winter coats, hats, gloves, and any other winter clothing items will be accepted. Donations will be accepted through December 22, and donations can be dropped off in front of the school office. Anyone with questions should contact Nicole Kamholz.

YOUTH APPRENTICESHIP DAY Juda High School will host a Youth Apprenticeship information and sign up day on Monday, December 17, between 11:47 a.m. and 3:10 p.m. Parents can attend any of the presentations with students. All of the presentations will include detailed information about how youth apprenticeship works and its benefits. Even if your student’s session does not fit in your schedule, you may attend another one. Please let Mrs. Bertling know if you plan to attend any of the sessions or would like an individual meeting. All of the sessions will take place in the south computer lab. Individual meetings will be done during lunch or flex with our youth apprenticeship coordinator, Marissa Greuel.

LUNCH Thursday, December 13, breakfast will be muffins; lunch will be baked potatoes, taco meat and cheese, and peaches. Friday, December 14, breakfast will be long johns; lunch will be pizza, breadsticks, green beans, and pears. Monday, December 17, breakfast will be breakfast bars; lunch will be nachos, taco meat, corn, and peaches. Tuesday, December 18, breakfast will be frudels; lunch will be tator tot casserole, fresh bread, and peaches.

Wednesday, December 18, breakfast will be scrambler; lunch will be popcorn chicken, cheesy potatoes, and pears.

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Orfordville hosts Ms. Parkview contest

By Kathy Heider

PR CONSULTANT FOR PARKVIEW

The second annual Ms. Parkview contest was held on Dec. 1 in the Parkview JR/SR High Commons.

Six contestants vied for the title of Ms. Parkview 2018; sophomores McKenzie Keith and August Pautsch and seniors Lacy Broetzmann, Madison Felmeten, Emily Sheehan and Brenna Zomok.

The contest began with each contestant introducing herself with the assistance of her escort. Following introductions was the talent portion of the contest. Two contestants (Lacy & McKenzie) sang as their talent, Madison danced, August taught math skills, Emily showed a dairy cow and Brenna gave compliments to members of the audience chosen by her escort.

Next was the “Era Dress” contest where the contestant could dress as any era she chose. The most popular was the 20’s with three contestants choosing this era, one dressed as a young lady from the 1890’s one from the 70’s and one from the 80’s.

Following a brief intermission there was an exercise exhibition in which the contestants chose a variety of ways to show off their physical fitness.

Component five of the competition was a mystery challenge. The contestants had five minutes to assemble a two-step staircase from precut lum-

ber. The tools and all materials were in separate areas and the contestants had to request their escort to bring them each thing they needed, one at a time. The escort could not assist in the assembly of the stairs.

The competition was entertaining for the audience. The final challenge was a “deep question” from a list of thirteen questions. The contestants had seen all of the questions earlier Waiting for results, from left: Madison Felmeten, McKenzie Keith, August Pautsch, Emily Sheehan, in the week, but had to pick a number Lacy Broetzmann and Brenna Zomok. for their question so they didn’t know which one they would have to answer until it was read.

The four finalists were: Lacy Broetzmann, Madison Felmeten, Emily Sheehan and Brenna Zomok. The two finalists were Lacy Broetzman and Emily Sheehan, and Emily Sheehan was named Ms. Parkview 2018.

There was also a people’s choice in which the crowd voted for their favorite, the contestant who won people’s choice gets a gift certificate for a local restaurant and the winner of people’s choice was Brenna Zomok.

The winner receives half of the money taken in from the attendance fee as a scholarship when she graduates. There was also a 50/50 raffle offered during the program.

The winner of the raffle graciously donated the $50 they won to the scholarship fund, so Emily will receive a $400 scholarship when she graduates in June.

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Haley Knauf passes the puck to Alyssa Knauf.

Fury defeats Stoughton in conference match-up The Fury played their first conference game last weekend at Stoughton vs. the Icebergs.

Five different Fury players tallied goals in the 5-1 victory. The Fury played a fast and tenacious game making good plays.

Anika Einbeck (assisted by Sara Nerad) opened game scoring with 55 seconds left of the first period. Albany’s Alyssa Knauf put one in the net in the second period on passes from Cammi Ganshert and Haley Knauf.

In the third period the Fury kept up the pressure. Haley Knauf from Albany lit the lamp, assisted by Sara

Nerad and Alyssa Knauf.

Halfway through the period Sara Nerad fired the puck from the blueline for the fourth Fury goal.

Mya Maslonka, assisted by Olivia Combs, scored the final Fury goal.

Robbing netminder Olivia Combs of a shutout was an Iceberg goal with 1:18 left of the game. The Fury outshot the Icebergs 31-19.

The Fury has two conference games in Beloit next week: Tuesday, Dec. 11 at 7 p.m. vs. Badger Lightning and Thursday, Dec. 13 at 7 p.m. vs. Sun Prairie Cap City Cougars.

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STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT GREEN COUNTY Case No. 2018CV000240 US Bank National Association as successor by merger to US Bank National Association ND 4801 Frederica Street Owensboro, KY 42301 Plaintiff, vs.

Daniel C. Andrews 802 East Lake Avenue Monticello, WI 53570 Defendant.

SUMMONS THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, To each person named above as a defendant: You are hereby notified that the plaintiff named above has filed a lawsuit or other legal action against you.

Within 40 days after December 12, 2018,* (which is the first day that this Summons was published in the newspaper) you must respond with a written demand for a copy of the Complaint. The demand must be sent or delivered to the Court, which address is: Green County Justice Center, 2841 6th Street, Monroe, WI 53566, and to Bass & Moglowsky, S.C., plaintiff’s attorneys, whose address is Bass & Moglowsky, S.C., 501 West Northshore Drive, Suite 300, Milwaukee, WI 53217. You may have an attorney help or represent you.

If you do not demand a copy of the Complaint within 40 days, the Court may grant judgment against you for the award of money or other legal action requested in the Complaint, and you may lose your right

to object to anything that is or may be incorrect in the Complaint. A judgment may be enforced as provided by law. A judgment awarding money may become a lien against any real estate you own now or in the future, and may also be enforced by garnishment or seizure of property.

Dated: December 6, 2018.

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Parkview offense impressive on home court

By Trenten Scheidegger SPORTS CORRESPONDENT

The Parkview boys played their first home game last Tuesday as they hosted Abundant Life, A Madison Christian School.

The Vikings came out with “high energy,” Coach Striegl said. “We had some really good teamwork, great defense, and pushed the ball well”.

The stats confirmed what Striegl had assessed, as the Vikings held an impressive 42-27 lead heading into halftime.

Parkview expanded on that lead in the second half as they held Abundant Steven W. Moglowsky Life to just 17 second-half points, WI State Bar No. 1017104 while the Vikings put up 43 points on

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their way to an 85-44 victory.

Striegl took notice of Aydon Campbell’s play as he noted, “Campbell helped both in the scoring volume and the rebounding.”

Campbell finished the evening with 19 points, Eli Hoscheit totaled 13, and Adrian Meza followed that up with 10. Justin Balch and Caylor Burns each had 9 points in an impressive offensive showing from the Vikings.

Parkview vs. Waterloo The Vikings hosted Waterloo last week. Parkview proved they like to play at home as their offense was on fire. They held yet another impressive lead at halftime as they were up

• Evansville/Albany -Round 3 - Pat Crull (Evansville/ Albany) 6-5 won by fall over Austin Dodd (Durand/Pectatonica) 0-5 (Fall 1:10) -Consolation Bracket - Pat Crull (Evansville/Albany) 6-5 won by major decision over Riley - E/A Long (Reserves) 2-8 (MD 14-0) -5th Place Match - Pat Crull (Evansville/Albany) 6-5 won by fall over Gabe Witt (Monroe) 5-7 (Fall 3:02) 160 Mason Young (3-3) placed 4th and scored 11.0 team points.

-Round 1 - Mason Young (Evansville/Albany) 3-3 won by fall over Brian McCullough (Brodhead/Juda) 4-5 (Fall 1:38) -Round 2 - Mason Young (Evansville/Albany) 3-3 won by fall over Tyler Reuter (Cuba City) 8-4 (Fall 3:05) -Round 3 - Patrick Rielly (Monroe) 5-0 won by fall over Mason Young (Evansville/Albany) 3-3 (Fall 2:18) -Championship Bracket - Riley Crook (Dodgeville) 9-3 won by fall over Mason Young (Evansville/Albany) 3-3 (Fall 5:18) -3rd Place Match - Josh Radke (Mt. Horeb) 6-6 won by medical forfeit over Mason Young (Evansville/Albany) 3-3 (M. For.) 170 Ricky Braunschweig (5-6) placed 3rd and scored 15.0 team points.

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Parkview built on their lead in the second half, once again, as they put up 48 points in the second half on their way to a 92-65 victory.

All five Parkview starters reached double digits as Eli Hoscheit led the way with 24 points, Justin Balch had 21, Adrian Meza dropped 19, Jarrett Brown totaled 12, and Aydon Campbell finished with 10.

Coach Striegl said the Vikings transition game was spot on last Friday and “We got a good glimpse tonight of what we are capable of.”

It was certainly an impressive week at home for the Parkview Vikings.

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(Evansville/Albany) 5-6 won by fall over Blain Berget (Brodhead/Juda) 2-6 (Fall 1:56) -Round 2 - Ricky Braunschweig (Evansville/Albany) 5-6 received a bye () (Bye) -Round 3 - Tyler Bell (Dodgeville) 9-3 won by decision over Ricky Braunschweig (Evansville/Albany) 5-6 (Dec 6-0) -Championship Bracket - Bradley Goffinet (Cuba City) 8-3 won by decision over Ricky Braunschweig (Evansville/Albany) 5-6 (Dec 8-1) -3rd Place Match - Ricky Braunschweig (Evansville/Albany) 5-6 won by fall over Adam - E/A Adkins (Reserves) 3-3 (Fall 0:09) 182 Baylin Crull (5-6) placed 5th and scored 11.0 team points.

-Round 1 - Jared Leuzinger (Mt. Horeb) 8-3 won by fall over Baylin Crull (Evansville/Albany) 5-6 (Fall 3:07) -Round 2 - Corey Leman (Durand/ Pectatonica) 4-3 won by fall over Baylin Crull (Evansville/Albany) 5-6 (Fall 1:20) -Round 3 - Baylin Crull (Evansville/ Albany) 5-6 received a bye () (Bye) -Consolation Bracket - Baylin Crull (Evansville/Albany) 5-6 received a bye () (Bye) -5th Place Match - Baylin Crull (Evansville/Albany) 5-6 won by fall

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We wish to thank all the many families, neighbors, and the many lives she has touched through teaching who helped us through this difficult time. The large amount of memorials and cards, flowers, prayers and food is testament to the amount of influence Jo had on so many people. Special thanks to Pastor Peder for his prayerful consultations with us, our vocalist Sharon Magee and organist Judie Erickson.

Also special thanks to the ladies of the church for serving the lunch, Newcomer Funeral Home for making arrangements and anyone who helped in any way. Jo is truly missed.

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over Lance Varney (Belleville/Monticello/New Glarus) 1-4 (Fall 4:23) 220 Liam Speich (3-3) placed 7th and scored 6.0 team points.

-Round 1 - Jacob Hlavac (Dodgeville) 4-6 won by fall over Liam Speich (Evansville/Albany) 3-3 (Fall 1:55) -Round 2 - Kelsey Domingez (Monroe) 11-1 won by fall over Liam Speich (Evansville/Albany) 3-3 (Fall 0:41) -Round 3 - Liam Speich (Evansville/Albany) 3-3 received a bye () (Bye) -Consolation Bracket - Bryce Gregory (Cuba City) 5-6 won by fall over Liam Speich (Evansville/Albany) 3-3 (Fall 1:43) -7th Place Match - Liam Speich (Evansville/Albany) 3-3 received a bye () (Bye) 285 Waylon Klitzman (5-5) placed 6th and scored 5.0 team points.

-Round 1 - Jake - CC Neis (Reserves) 5-5 won by fall over Waylon Klitzman (Evansville/Albany) 5-5 (Fall 2:48) -Round 2 - Waylon Klitzman (Evansville/Albany) 5-5 received a bye () (Bye) -Round 3 - Bodie Minder (Monroe) 10-2 won by fall over Waylon Klitzman (Evansville/Albany) 5-5 (Fall 1:30) -Consolation Bracket - Waylon Klitzman (Evansville/Albany) 5-5 received a bye () (Bye) -5th Place Match - Louden Fuerstenberg (Dodgeville) 7-5 won by fall over Waylon Klitzman (Evansville/ Albany) 5-5 (Fall 1:05)

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STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT GREEN COUNTY Civil Claim Publication Summons and Notice 2018CV000223 Judge Thomas J. Vale Plaintiff(s) Summit Credit Union c/o Turke & Strauss, LLP 613 Williamson Street #201 Madison, WI 53703 If you need help in this matter because of a disability, please call: 608 328-9433 vs Defendant(s) Jared Thurow 1301 1st Center Ave. Brodhead, WI 53520 PUBLICATION SUMMONS AND NOTICE OF FILING TO THE PERSON(S) NAMED ABOVE AS DEFENDANT(S): You are being sued by the person(s) named above as Plaintiff(s).

Within twenty (20) days of receiving this Summons, you must respond with a written demand for a copy of the complaint. The demand must be sent or delivered to the court, whose address is: Green Courthouse, 2841 6th St. Monroe, WI 53566 and to Turke & Strauss, LLP attorney for Plaintiff, whose address is 613 Williamson Street #201, Madison, WI 53703. You may have an attorney help or represent you.

If you do not demand a copy within the 45 days, the court may enter a judgment against you in favor of the person(s) suing you. A copy of the claim has been sent to you at your address as stated in the caption above. A judgment may be enforced as provided by law. A judgment awarding money may become a lien against any real estate you own now or in the future and may also be enforced by garnishment or seizure of property.

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Power (Milw. Morse.Marshall/Carmen Northwest) 1-3 (Fall 0:26) -Round 4 - Chase Carratt (Parkview) 6-4 won by decision over Keygan Jones (Martin Luther) 2-6 (Dec 1-0) 285 DJ Sickles (0-4) placed 8th.

-Round 1 - Josh Holmes (Milw.

Morse.Marshall/Carmen Northwest) 4-7 won by fall over DJ Sickles (Parkview) 0-4 (Fall 1:42) -Round 2 - Jake LaVanway (West Bend East) 7-4 won by fall over DJ Sickles (Parkview) 0-4 (Fall 1:27) -Round 3 - Gage Everson (Parkview) 2-2 won by fall over DJ Sickles (Parkview) 0-4 (Fall 1:05) -Round 4 - Lee Schatzman (Racine St Catherine) 3-5 won by decision over DJ Sickles (Parkview) 0-4 (Dec 1-0) 285 Gage Everson (2-2) placed 6th and scored 26 team points.

-Round 1 - Nolan Wagner (Marquette) 7-3 won by fall over Gage Everson (Parkview) 2-2 (Fall 0:45) -Round 2 - Gage Everson (Parkview) 2-2 won by fall over Lee Schatzman (Racine St Catherine) 3-5 (Fall 1:37) -Round 3 - Gage Everson (Parkview) 2-2 won by fall over DJ Sickles (Parkview) 0-4 (Fall 1:05) -Round 4 - Jake LaVanway (West Bend East) 7-4 won by fall over Gage Everson (Parkview) 2-2 (Fall 0:00) Parkview placed 6th overall with 249.5 team points.

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KENNETH WALTER FELDT Kenneth Walter Feldt, born September 5, 1926, passed away November 13, 2018 at the age of 92. Kenneth married Lou Ann Schupbach November 5, 1946. Kenneth farmed on the family farm in Sylvestor Township, Green County for 26 years.

Later he worked for Carter and Gruenewald Company of Juda.

Kenneth moved to Monroe and worked for the Monroe Evening times delivering bundles of papers to the surrounding Villages.

Kenneth was known for always wearing his red cowboy hat and always taking time to share stories with people he met. In May of 1982 he met his best friend Carol Welz whom he spent the rest of his life.

Together they shared Kenneth’s love of music. Ken loved playing his Dobro guitar in several area bands.

Kenneth is survived by his significant other, Carol Welz of Monroe and children, Diane Feldt of Van Couver, Washington, Carol (Gary) Davis of Juda, Randall (Tamara) Feldt of Blue Grass, Iowa, Lorie (Mike Koch) Walters of Monroe and Carol Welz son, Gary Welz (Mark Green) of Freeport, Illinois. Grandchildren,

Tahani (Will) Lippl, Tracy (Brian) Johnston, Danielle (Shane) Tonn, Jessica Axon, Sara (Steve) Bishop, Jesse Feldt, Micheal Feldt, Stephen (Kelsey) Feldt, Joseph, Gwendolyn and Joshua Marino, Karleen and Kyle Walters. Great Grandchildren, Joey and Annabell Lippl, Shelby, Charlotte and Violet Johnston, Isaak Tonn, Jacob and Lilly Bishop, Alleta, Austin,Nadalie and Brysen Marino. Braden White, Kylee Smith, Jeremiah and Kayden Rivera.

Kenneth is preceded in death by his parents, Otto and Anna Feldt. Son, Jack Feldt, daughter Linda Feldt and son-in-law Darrell Lehman.

A Celebration of Life was held Dec. 7 at the Moose Hall of Monroe from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. A memorial fund is being established for the Juda Fire Department and St. Johns United Church of Christ.

Condolences may be shared with his family at www.walkermortuary.com.

DOROTHY M. GESSERT Dorothy M. Gessert, age 90, passed away on Sunday, December 2, 2018 at Collinwood Elder Care, Brodhead, WI. She was born on February

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A Celebration of Life is being held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, December 22, 2018, at the United Methodist Church, Brodhead, WI, with Rev. Irv Case officiating.

Visitation is being held from 9:30 a.m. until time of services at the church. A memorial fund will be established. Online condolences may be made at www. dlnewcomerfuneralhome.com The family would like to thank the staff at St. Elizabeth Manor, Footville, WI, and Collinwood Memory Care, Brodhead, WI, for their devoted care.

BONNIE E. PRATESI Bonnie Elizabeth (Heubach) Pratesi, age 77, of Brodhead, Wisconsin, passed away on Thursday, December 6, 2018 at Azura Memory Care, Monroe, Wis. She was born on June 7, 1941, in Mobile, Ala., the daughter of V. Benjamin Heubach and Mary Elizabeth Heubach. She was the second of seven children. Bonnie was a 1959 graduate of Bishop Toolen High School. Bonnie went on to work at Brookley Air Force Base in Mobile, Ala., where she met her husband, Richard Charles Pratesi.

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GARY DAVIS Gary Davis, age 72 of Brodhead, Wis., passed away on Monday, December 3, 2018 at Collinwood Elderly Care in Brodhead. Walker Mortuary of Freeport, Ill. is assisting his family.

20,1928 in Avon Township, Rock County, the middle child of 13, born to Albert and Elizabeth (Rhyner) Stuessy. She attended Stokes School in Rock County and later earned her G.E.D. On May 27, 1950, she and Robert G. Gessert were married in the Brodhead Evangelical United Brethern Church parsonage.

Together they farmed the Dr. M. W. Stuessy farm for over 20 years, earning recognition for their conservation methods and progressive agricultural practices.

Upon sale of the dairy farm, they moved to their own acreage on Nelson Road where they tended an orchard, large vegetable, domestic and native flower gardens, chickens, ducks, turkeys, and a menagerie of animals besides beef cattle.

Dorothy is survived by her children, Robert K. Gessert of Richmond, Ill., Dawn (James) Lawrence of Brodhead, and Crystal (Duane) Zimmerman of Monroe; her grandchildren, Justin (Jodi) Corbit, Emilie (Nathan) Keen, Travis (Anne) Corbit, Seth (Kate) Corbit, Rebekah (Matthew) Bell, Micah (Kimberly) Zimmerman, Sarah (Daniel Moore) Zimmerman, Benjamin (Lorraine) Zimmerman, Lindsey (Charles) Stafford, and Erin (Ryan) Raffaele; 5 step-granddaughters; 10 greatgrandchildren; sisters, Della Greenberg of Beloit, Letha (Arthur) Whipple of Monroe, Rheta (James) Nipple of Brodhead, Lorna Mitchell of North Carolina, and brother-inlaw H. Dan Poulson of Palmyra.

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She later received a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from the University of Wisconsin Whitewater.

Bonnie was a long-time member of St. John Vianney Catholic Church in Janesville. She also attended First Lutheran Church in Janesville. Bonnie was very active in both churches, teaching CCD, singing in the church choir, and writing the monthly newsletter at First Lutheran. She was a devout Christian and lived her life lovingly practicing her faith.

Bonnie retired from Blackhawk Technical College where she worked for 25 years as an administrative assistant to several of the college vice presidents. She was a devoted wife and the mother of four children whom she loved unconditionally. Bonnie’s family never doubted their place in her life and how important they were to her.

Bonnie is survived by her loving husband of 57 years, Richard Pratesi; son, Christopher Pratesi; daughter, Terri (James) Bushelle, twin daughters Dawn (Richard) Loui and April (Todd) Church; sisters, Mary (August) Eltz, Joanne (Burt) Giddens, Peggy (James) McEnerey, Carol (John) Harwood; brothers, Benny (Denise) Heubach and Bobby Heubach; ten grandchildren, and four great grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her parents.

Funeral Mass of Christian Burial will be at 11:30 a.m. on Thursday, December 13, 2018 in St. John Vianney Catholic Church, 1245 Clark St., Janesville, Wis. with Fr. Michael Moon officiating.

Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, Beloit, Wis. Visitation of remembrance will be from 10:15 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. before the service Thursday in the church.

Daley Murphy Wisch & Associates Funeral Home and Crematorium, 2355 Cranston Rd., Beloit, Wis., assisted the family with arrangements.

In lieu of flowers, it would be greatly appreciated if memorials were made in Bonnie’s name to Parkinson’s Disease Foundation. (https://parkinson.org/ways-togive) Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.daleymurphywisch.com.

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