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Grorich pled guilty in Necedah burglary BY EVA MARIE WOYWOD In Juneau County Circuit Court last week Eric Grorich, 48 years old, pled guilty to a 2012 burglary of a cabin in rural Necedah. Court records show that Grorich was present for the hearing and was transported from Kettle-Moraine Correctional Institution where he had been incarcerated, to appear in court for the plea hearing. The guilty plea was the result of a plea agreement Eric Grorich being reached with the Juneau County District Attorney's office. Representing Grorich at the hearing was defense attorney Elizabeth Mitchel. Assistant District Attorney Clifford Burden represented the State of Wisconsin, and Juneau County Circuit Court Judge John Roemer presided over the hearing. Background According to the criminal complaint on July 31, 2012 Juneau County Detective Shaun Goyette received a voicemail message relaying information that the caller had found a suspicious subject and vehicle at a property owned by a relative, which was a seasonal residence in Necedah Township. The caller was able to get a description and license plate of the black jeep the subject was driving Detective Goyette ran the license plate which came back to a vehicle registered to Alvin and Gloria Grorich. The vehicle had been reported as stolen through the Pittsville Police Department. After contacting Pittsville Goyette learned that it was believed the couple's son, Eric, had stolen the vehicle. The investigation showed that a shed had been broken into at the property in the Town of Necedah. An air conditioner was lying in a ditch next to the driveway that had been in the shed. A padlock had been cut on the shed. In September Probation and Parole contacted Goyette to inform him that Grorich had been arrested in Steven's Point and was being held in the Portage County Jail. At the time Grorich was arrested he had been driving the black jeep. Sentencing Judge Roemer sentenced Grorich to one year in prison and one year of extended supervision which will run concurrently with a three year sentence he is currently serving. The three year sentence stems from Grorich having his probation revoked from burglary cases from 2010. Additionally he must pay the victim $279.40 in restitution. Grorich has an open case in Portage County where he is facing a 2012 charge of a 4th OWI within 5 years and driving a vehicle without an owners consent.
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Animal Shelter to be completed soon BY EVA MARIE WOYWOD It has been a seven year long dream that will soon see it's reality, the Carl W. Nelson Animal Shelter is nearing completion. According to board member Rosemary Aney the group has been able to fund a majority of the project leaving a last push in fundraising needing to happen for the completion. Once completed, Juneau County homeless animals will find a safe haven at a state of The walls have been framed in and for the tour, the specific rooms were the art, no-kill, shelter labeled to help everyone envision what the finished building will look like. located on HWY 82 just east of the Mauston city The planning for the through," said Aney. adopt them. limits. Just recently the For more information on A medical room is in shelter has taken many skeleton of the interior house and will give veteri- years of volunteering and the shelter and their rooms at the shelter went narians treating all the ani- fundraising. All of which, progress you can find them up, giving those who came mals easy access to them according to Aney, has online at www. for tours last week a and thereby creating less been well worth it. The carlnelson.org. You can chance to see what the stress on the animals as group has toured other also follow them on facility will look like and they will not need to be facilities in the Midwest Facebook. If you are interbe able to do for the ani- transported between facili- for inspiration and advice ested in volunteering, mals that will inevitably ties. Aney stated that the in making sure not to holding a fundraiser, or enter their doors. group is hoping to be able move forward in haste and making a donation - conAgreeable felines will to house their low cost being able to do their best tact them at (608) 847be able to stretch out and spay and neuter program for the community and the 4060. Donations can be take in the warmth of the one day at the facility. animals. sent to Carl W. Nelson sun in one of two commu- Currently, the twice a year "We're almost there and Animal Shelter, PO Box nal cat rooms. Those who program utilizes services we just need a little more 345, Mauston, WI 53948. do not do well with their from Madison and animals help in seeing this feline peers will be housed from Juneau County are in their own cage in anoth- transported to it, and er room dedicated to them returned later the same day and their kind. Canines via a transport van. entering the facility will At the shelter there will receive some pampering, be plenty of storage room especially if they have for all the supplies needed been wandering Juneau to take in and care for the County roadways and homeless animals. In addifields and are sporting tion to that a kitchen will dusty or muddy coats as a be there for the workers to result. They will be escort- prepare all the meals. For ed to a dog wash room, those looking to adopt, a cleaned up, fed, and have private room will give their own place to call both the animal and human home while they wait for a chance to see if they are their human companion to a perfect match. Students at the Mauston High School construct-
ed the model.
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Obituaries SANDRA A. BAUMGART
Sandra A. Baumgart, age 69, of Camp Douglas, WI., died on Monday April 29, 2013 at her home. Sandra was the daughter of Stanley Eugene Larson and Beulah Elizabeth Walker, and was born on August 18, 1943, in Mauston, WI. Sandra was born and raised in the New Lisbon, Camp Douglas area. She graduated from New Lisbon High School in 1962, and then went to JCTC for two years. Sandra later united in marriage to John Baumgart on July 27, 1968, Fountain Lutheran at Church. Sandra loved to go camping, she enjoyed the wildlife, and enjoyed planting and taking care of her flowers. Sandra is survived by her husband John Baumgart, of Camp Douglas, WI, two children; a son, Ronald (Wendy) Baumgart, of New Lisbon, WI, a daughter, Ronda (Jason) Gosda, of New Lisbon, WI, three brothers; Daniel James Larson, of Mauston, WI, Landon Floyd Larson (Lynn Brown), of Hustler, WI, Chris Larson, of Camp Douglas, WI, five grandchildren; Amy Gosda, John Gosda, Ashley Baumgart, Ethan Baumgart, and Sabrina Baumgart, and by many other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents Stanley and Beulah, and a brother Richard Larson. A Funeral Service will be held on Friday May 3, 2013 at 11:00AM at the Hare Funeral Home in New Lisbon (217 W. Pearl St.). Relatives and friends may call at the Hare Funeral Home on Thursday May 2 from 4:00 p.m. till 7:00 p.m., and at the Hare Funeral Home on Friday from 10:00 a.m. till the time of service. Rev. Wes Dunbar presiding. Online condolences and guestbook available at www.harefuneralhome.com
ROBERT “BOB” KOSCAL
Robert “Bob” Koscal, age 76 of Lyndon Station, Wisconsin died Monday, April 29, 2013 at Meriter Park Hospital in Madison, Wisconsin. The Mass of Christian Burial will be held Saturday, May 4, 2013 at 11:30 A.M. at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Lyndon Station with Father Valentine Joseph celebrating. Burial will be at St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery right over the hill from his residence. Visitation will be held at the Conway Picha Funeral Home in Lyndon Station on Friday from 4 to 8 P.M. and on Saturday from 9 to 11:15 A.M. and then process to the church. Bob was born November 15, 1936 in Chicago, Illinois the son of Clemens and Anna (Hudak) Koscal. He grew up with his aunt and uncle, Frank and Thelma Koscal in Nebraska and at a young age moved to the Lyndon Station area. He attended schools in Mauston, Wisconsin and later graduated from Wisconsin Dells High School in 1956. He met and eventually married Joan Phillips in October of 1957 in Mauston. Bob served an electrical apprenticeship in Milwaukee for the Milwaukee Road railroad. He returned to Juneau County in 1965 and began his 41 ½ year career driving truck for the Juneau County Highway Department and retired in 2007. After this he stayed busy working on his home farm. Bob is survived by his wife, Joan; sons, Anthony of Lyndon Station, Timothy of Sheboygan, Wisconsin and Thomas of New York City; daughters, Theresa (James) Robinson of Apache Junction, Arizona, Christina (Dr. Chasby Sacks) Koscal of Phoenix, Arizona and Angela Koscal of Chicago; 9 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren and a countless number of friends. He was preceded in death by his parents. The Conway-Picha Funeral Home and Crematory of Lyndon Station, Wisconsin assisted the family with arrangements. For On-Line condolences and information, go to www.pichafuneralhome.com.
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NEIL ALGIMON VANDERHOOF
Neil Algimon Vanderhoof lived from November 15,1939 to April 22, 2013. He was a retired Navy Veteran of the Viet Nam War era. After a long illness our brother Neil has left his place beside us on earth. His brother Jimmy, a wonderful caregiver for many years, passed his hand to waiting parents Iona and Algimon Vanderhoof as well as two brothers, Floyd and Robert. His special laugh and ready smile will be missed by many. During his illness many of us had the opportunity to spend special moments and swap stories with Neil. He loved his family and was proud of the accomplishments of all the many nieces,nephews, and cousins. Neil also leaves behind daughter Nadine and grandchildren. While serving the United States Navy aboard the U.S.S. Kitty Hawk, Neil was able to order a new 1971 Ford Gran Torino. He came home on leave and picked up his new car and also served as the best man in his brother Bruce's wedding. He surely loved that car! After retiring from the navy Neil spent a number of years in Oregon. In the mid 90's he moved to Necedah Wisconsin to spend time with his brothers: Bruce (karin), Allen (Diane), and Jimmy (Terry). His brother Harry (Martyann) is currently living in Pennsylvania. Neil enjoyed spending time with many friends at the Wayne Chitwood Veterans Memorial hall over the years. A beloved sailor found peace today and has embarked on a new journey. Memorials, in lieu of flowers, may be sent to the Wayne Chitwood Memorial Hall Scholarship Fund, Necedah.
May 2, 2013
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Mile Bluff Medical Center celebrates Organ & Tissue Donation Month CONTRIBUTED Ninety percent of Americans say that they support organ and tissue donation, but only 30 percent actually know the essential steps that need to be taken in order to become a donor. In an effort to raise awareness about the importance of becoming a donor, and to celebrate National Donate Life Month, Mile Bluff Medical Center in Mauston recently hosted an educational organ and tissue donation fair. Representatives from University of Wisconsin Organ Procurement Organization (a whole organ donation program), Regeneration Technologies (RTI) Donor Services (a tissue donation organization), and Mile Bluff’s Organ and Tissue Procurement Team were available to provide education and answer questions regarding organ and tissue donation. At the event, people had the opportunity to sign up for the electronic donor registry. With this system, donors can ensure that their wishes are carried out by taking just a few minutes to complete the easy online form. Reverend Jeff Fairchild, a member of Mile Bluff’s Organ and Tissue Procurement team, explains the importance of the web-based registry, “If people decide to become organ and/or tissue donors when they renew their drivers’ licenses, they are automatically registered in this on-line database that serves most of Wisconsin. People who have not renewed their license in the last year or so need to register their donation status online.” He continued, “The orange dot on the drivers’ license is still important since many hospitals will check for that sticker first.
However, we encourage people to sign up in the database because it is the best way to ensure that your wishes are fulfilled.” During the fair, there was also a quilt on display that memorialized individuals who had donated tissue through RTI. The quilt was created by families of donors to serve as a testament to the love, passion and dedication each individual embraced during his or her life.
The squares showcase each of the donors’ unique talents, interests and character traits. If you missed Mile Bluff’s educational organ and tissue donation fair, but would like more information on how to become a registered organ and/or tissue donor, please contact Reverend Jeff Fairchild at 608-8471285.
An attendee of the recent Organ and Tissue Fair held at Mile Bluff Medical Center looks over the donor quilt. The quilt was created by families of donors to serve as a testament to the love, passion and dedication each individual embraced during his or her life.
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The family of Gary L. Schultz would like to thank everyone who sent cards, flowers, memorials, prayers, and words of sympathy. Special thanks to Pastor Prell, Sonnenburg Funeral Home, and St Luke’s Lutheran Church and Ladies Aid.
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Cardinal baseball, softball takes the field BY STEVE NORLING The Necedah Cardinals baseball and softball teams are beginning to make up all of the games that were postponed due to the winter weather that lasted well into the spring ball season. The schedule from here on out is very tight and has several double headers included. Hopefully the weather will cooperate and they will get to play the games, as rescheduling will be next to impossible. On April 25th both teams went to Royall for conference games. They both came home winners. The girl’s softball team won their game by a score of 4 – 1. Morgan Kubicek pitched an excellent game allowing Royall only one hit and the run that scored was unearned. Hyer pitched the entire game for Royall and wound giving up eight hits, which led to the four runs for the Cardinals. Meanwhile, the baseball team was getting revenge for the 2 – 0 loss earlier this month by beating Royall with a score of 9 – 4.
This was the game when the bats came alive. Jordan led the team with three hits, while Noah Herried and Matt Brown each chipped in with two. The team had great offense with a total of twelve hits and some excellent bunting. Both Matt Brown, who got the win and Ashton Knutson, who got the save pitched excellent games. The boys and girls can both be congratulated on their wins. On Monday April 29th it was on to New Lisbon. Here the Lady Cardinals did not do as well as they did in Royall. Vinz pitched the entire game for New Lisbon and only gave up one hit. Abigail Bradley got the lone hit for Necedah. Morgan Kubicek also went all the way for Necedah and gave up seven hits and three runs. It was a well-played game on both sides with New Lisbon getting the best of things. Final score 3 – 0. On Monday April 29th the boys also traveled to New Lisbon but at this time I do not have the results and will put the score in my next article.
Spring craft sale Saturday in Kendall BY TASHA MUELLER On Saturday, May 4, the St. Joseph Parish Council of Christian Women (PCCW) will sponsor a Spring Craft Sale, alongside a bake sale and raffle. The event will take place at St. Joseph Parish Hall located
at 307 Spring Street in Kendall beginning at 9 a.m. and will go until 2 p.m. There will be plenty of crafters, artists, and artisans available with plenty of great spring items and sales. Mother’s Day gifts will also be available to choose from, with bright and cheerful flow-
ers. Food and candy will be an added bonus that will be for sale and a great variety of raffle items and door prizes, plus much, much more. Not only has the weather finally been “spring like,” but remember to get out and enjoy it before more rainy days ahead and enjoy the chit-chat
Elroy Library news BY MARY WAARVIK Do you like to quilt? Would you be interested in learning? If so, such an opportunity we have for you! Millie Freymiller has donated a quilt top, to be raffled off as a fundraiser for the Elroy Library. It has been assembled, but needs to be quilted. This is where you come in. It is on a frame at the library, waiting for folks to put a stitch or two in it. Every Wednesday from 10-3, experienced quilters will hold a Quilting Bee. They also are interested in teaching others about this beautiful art form. Even if you haven’t quilted
Elroy woman’s club The Elroy Woman's Club met at the Elroy Library Tuesday, April 16. The club will hold a Spring Bake Sale at Royal Bank on Friday, May 24, 2013. All proceeds from the sale will benefit the Badger Chapter of the American Red Cross. Members donated money for a new club project. Summer fun activity kits for children will be assembled and given to families at the Elroy Food Pantry. The guest speaker for the evening was Woman’s Club member Doreen Pfost. Her presentation highlighted spring migration in the 160 mile wide Rainwater Basin in Nebraska, where millions of birds take advantage of the grains in the harvested farmland sections near the wetlands that they are drawn to. The Joint Venture includes conservationists, land owners and state and local government. Doreen is a nature writer and the communications director for the Rainwater Basin Joint Venture in Nebraska. She was also a 2011 recipient of The Frederick Manfred Award for Creative Writing.
before, it isn’t hard – and thimbles are available to protect tender fingers. We hope to have it complete by June 1, to be displayed at our annual Book & Bake Sale. Friends of the Library will help sell raffle tickets throughout the summer, and draw the winner’s name at our
Library’s Christmas Open House. You can put your stamp on this beautiful quilt, which will also help the library complete its basement renovation project. It’s a perfect example of the adage “many hands make light work.” Please help us with this project.
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Juneau County Dog Shelter Located in New Lisbon We have small, medium, and large size dogs available for adoption to good homes. Please call if missing a dog or interested in adopting one. Please call 608-547-5105 for information
A Very Special “Thank You” to our many friends and relatives for their good wishes, cards, flowers, and gifts for our 40th Wedding Anniversary. Your kindness will always be remembered. To our three beautiful daughters and their families for all the preparation they put into our celebration.
Sincerely, Ron & Patty Leis
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Notice of Annual Membership Meeting NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the annual meeting of the members of the Juneau County Economic Development Corporation will be held on
Wednesday, May 15, 2013 at 5:00PM at New Lisbon Travelers Inn
1700 East Bridge St, New Lisbon, Wisconsin YOU WILL FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that such other business as may properly come before the annual meeting will be transacted at said meeting
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May 2, 2013
Energy Fair aimed to educate citizens BY EVA MARIE WOYWOD This past Saturday an Energy Fair was held at Anerjos in Mauston. A coalition of participants and supporters organized and presented during the six hour long event they named Wisconsin Energy Action Fair. Throughout the course of the day speakers from varying organizations from points across the country shared with attendees the work their groups were doing back in their local areas in securing what they called a better energy future for all. Later in the day a response and open discussion was held and facilitated by representatives of groups local to Wisconsin. Those groups were Save Our Hills; Crawford Stewardship Project; Wisconsin Network for Peace and Justice/Echo Valley Hope; Grassroots Network; Wisconsin Interfaith Power and Light; and Baraboo Range Preservation. Much of the discussion centered around the hot topic issue of whether or not Wisconsin needs the high powered
transmission lines which will transport energy from the Dakotas to the East Coast. Before the end of the day action workshops were held on various topics. The topics covered ranged from Frac Sand Mining to Property Owner Rights and Transmission Right of Way. While the interactive portion of the fair took part various groups had informational stations set-up to provide information to people as they entered the fair. One of those stations was manned by Carol Overland, an attorney from Minnesota who represented Legalectric, Inc. Overland stated that she had been an active advocate working towards a better energy future for three plus decades. Currently in Minnesota she is working on issues regarding whether or not a transmission line project is needed in their state. In Minnesota their Utilities Commission determines if a project is needed under statutory criteria. As part of her work she also helps to provide information to farmers where part of their land may be impacted by a power-line project.
A number of citizens showed up to Anjeros for last Saturday’s Wisconsin Energy Action Fair. Minnesota law allows for a "Buy the farm" option but according to Overland that option is under act as she claims utilities are trying to restrict landowner rights. Much of the message shared by the various groups represented at the energy fair
focused on citizens becoming active in their government, and becoming empowered by asking questions. Leading the charge in organizing Saturday's event was Soul of Wisconsin which is a not for profit grassroots organization
whose mission is to promote efficient and responsible management of electrical power for the public good, while protecting the natural, social and economic environments and citizens of Wisconsin. To learn more about Soul of Wisconsin you
can contact them at (608) 625-4949 or email them at _soulhelp99@gmail.com_ (mailto:soulhelp99@gmail.c om) . You can also visit them online at _www.soulwisconsin.org_ (http://www.soulwisconsin.org)
Carol Overland, an attorney from Minnesota representing Legalectric, Inc. was on hand at the fair to provide information on what energy advocates/activist are working on in their state.
Mauston Area Farmers Market The Mauston Farmers’ Market is set to open on Saturday, May 4th. The market will be held on the Juneau County Courthouse Lawn each Saturday from 7:00 a.m. to sold – May through October. Local vendors will have a variety of items available including plants, fruits, vegetables, honey, maple syrup, eggs, baked goods, preserves, flowers, handmade soaps and lotions, and crafts. In addition to the Saturday mornings, The Chamber is pleased to announce that the Farmers Market will be open again on Tuesday evenings. The new hours will be 2pm to 6pm – May through October at the same location. Also this year there will a fundraising opportunity for non-profit clubs or organizations. Please call the Greater Mauston Area Chamber of Commerce if your group is interested in hosting brat/hotdog stand during the Farmers Market on Saturday mornings. For more information, to register to be a vendor or for the fundraiser stand please contact the Greater Mauston Area Chamber of Commerce at 847-4142.
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Improvement projects begin EVA MARIE WOYWOD Road construction has started within the City of Mauston. This year many improvements are slated to happen including the 2013 Street and Parks Improvements Project (Mansion Street, Pine Street, Hickory Street & Riverside Park). According to information on the City's website the project was awarded to 2 contractors to divide up the work into (Project A & Project B). Project B is scheduled to begin at Riverside Park in late June. Project A has already started and includes Mansion St., Pine St. and Hickory St. reconstruction, the development of a public parking lot in down town Mauston and a park multi-use path. Project A also includes reconstruction of the existing boat launch at Riverside Park. The general contractor in charge of Project 1 is A-1 Excavation who has started working on Hickory St, Mansion St. in front of City Hall, and the public parking lot. Utility works on the streets is expected to be wrapped up by May 3rd. Paving of Hickory and part of Mansion street is anticipated to start around Monday, May 6th and the roadway should be open sometime during the week of May 13th. The general contractor that will be handling Project B is Pember Companies. The project engineer for both projects is MSA Professional Services, Inc.
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All Paws Pet Wash opens in Mauston
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BY EVA MARIE WOYWOD There are not many pet owners who look forward to giving their dog or cat a bath. Many have stated that they dread that one responsibility of caring for their animals and tend to put if off until there is no other choice. The reasons behind the procrastination range from the struggle to get Fido in the tub or the much needed clean up after the bath and removing hair from going down and clogging drains. It was these precise reasons, stated Troy Null, owner of Null's Quik Lube in Mauston, that prompted him to install and open for business the All Paws Pet Wash. The new 24/7 service is located in a little glass enclosed building on the east side of Null's Quik Lube at 407 East Hwy 82/Gateway Ave. The kiosk building has been up less than a week and has already intrigued curiosity seekers to pull in and make sure their eyes were reading the signs correctly. According to Troy and his wife Bobbie, the All Paws Pet Wash is self-service station where you can not only wash your pet but also dry and vacuum them. They also offer you the choice of using their shampoo products or to bring your own. The products the service offers include an oatmeal shampoo, a tearless shampoo, as well as a flea and tick shampoo. The cost to use the equipment is just $5 dollars for 7 minutes and just like with self service car washes, you have the option to insert additional money or tokens for more time. Animals can either be placed on the stainless steel washing table where then they can be secured by a provided restraining leash to their collar or for those who may not cooperate or have a hard time getting on the table, they can remain in place on the floor in the building to be washed. Both options have a non skid rubber mat to make sure both owner and pet are safe from falling. The pet wash is heated in the winter and kept cool in the summer with air conditioning. The water temperature is regulated to make sure it is never too cold or too hot. An extra added incentive for dogs are the treats that are available in a vending machine within the building. "I've been thinking about doing this now for about 4 years," stated Troy. Bobbie went on to say that Troy could often be found searching on the internet for a service they could bring to the area. "We have a Schipperke named Hunter, and giving him a bath is a chore. All the
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Troy Null hopes that the community embraces a new concept and service in Mauston at the All Paws Pet Wash.
2013 MAUSTON SUMMER REC PROGRAM REGISTRATION May 6, May 8, and May 9 Mauston City Hall Parents/guardians bring completed registration forms & fees.
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Monday, May 6 Wednesday, May 8 Thursday, May 9
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*Families with more than one child can register all children at the same time* Registration packets and complete details distributed in the schools April 29. Information also available at www.mauston.com
Mauston resident Carol Flowers takes advantage of the new service at the All Paws Pet Wash. Here she cleans her family’s mix breed dog, Molly, while her soon to be 4 year old son, Owen watches. hair would get caught in the drain," said Troy. Bobbie said that currently there are similar pet washes in mainly the larger urban areas, making the one in Mauston unique for a rural community. The couple hopes the community embraces their $30K investment, if not, Bobbie said that Troy takes comfort in knowing he now has a place to wash Hunter without dealing with a mess at home.
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May 2, 2013
Royall District foresees 6.6 percent increase in next year’s levy BY TASHA MUELLER Looming decisions over state-level cuts to public schools has many districts on edge into deciding where to cut an already tight district yearly budget. Rural schools have will be in a tough and long waiting game as Governor Scott Walker’s budget proposal calls for no increases in per-pupil spending until 2015. Much of the budget would go towards voucher schools as public schools barely have enough to spend. During an April 22 Royall School Board meeting, a preliminary approval of the 2013-2014 budget was a little staggered as business manager Jeff Lankey boasted predictions that state-level cuts could reach a 6.6 increase with the district’s levy for the next school year. The district has already factored a predicted 2 percent drop within the district’s equalization valuation, which determines the state-aid level. The district’s general-fund 2013-2014 budget has been projected at $7,945,976, which is a 2.8 percent hike from 2012-2013’s budget. Undefined variables are still in play for several months as the district will more than likely alter the budget before granting a full and final approval. Enrollment numbers determine state funding with numbers coming from the third Friday in September. Enrollment can give savings to the district, along with a change in the district’s health insurance policy. The district is considering switching its employees’ healthcare accounts from Health Reimbursement Arrangements to a Health Savings Account. The board approved of evicting current renter of the Kendall Elementary School, Karinne Overton, from the
building. Overton’s business, Traditions Child Care & Learning Center that uses almost half of the building has been behind in rent for the past seven months at $1,500 per month. The board felt the need to evict Overton due to the fact that it will be easier to sell the building. “It would be cleaner not to have a renter in there,” stated Superintendent Mark Gruen. The board had projected on selling the building to the Village of Kendall for $1, but the Village must look into all corresponding exponents that would come with purchasing the building and what the Village would exactly do with it. Others Items Board members Sara Palamaruk and Ross Friedl were recently re-elected as board members. Both took their oaths of office and are appointees for their first terms. The Royall School Board members were also selected into their designated offices: Ryan McKittrick as President, Mike Preuss as Vice President, Doug Waterman as Clerk, and Palamaruk as Treasurer. Earlier this year, the administration omitted an April school day on the 2013-2014 school calendar. The administration decided to take off a vacation day on Friday, October 25 as the extra day was accounted for and the board approved the decision. The makeup date for the Royall track invitational will be on Thursday, May 9. Board members discussed on not hiring a pupil services director, and instead contracting with Cooperative Education Services Agency (CESA) 4 for the work. Pupil services directors would with students with special needs. The district has gained some control over which days CESA would offer their services, making the arrangement
feasible even though the district had wanted more self direction with hiring its own pupil services director. The board approved the resignation of high school teacher Mark Gustafson from the district. Gustafson has taken a principal’s position at the Monticello school district. Not only has Gustafson been a teacher at Royall for 15 years, he was also the varsity boys basketball coach for many years.
Recently re-elected Royall School Board member Sara Palamaruk recited the oath of office during the April 22 board meeting. Palamaruk was later installed as the board’s Treasurer.
Panthers split two and win two BY JOE VITCENDA Over the past two weeks the Panthers have spent the majority of the time back in the gym with drills and skills. However they did play at Necedah for a 2 to 0 win and host Necedah for a 9 to 4 loss along with winning a pair of eights at Wonewoc. Tuesday, April 16th-The Panthers squeezed by Necedah with Adam Vieth on the hill picking up the win. Vieth threw a one hit shutout for the 2 to 0 win while striking out nine and walking only one. Royall scored a run in the first inning as Marcus Blaha was hit by a pitch, stole second and scored on a single by Christian Moore. In the second inning Colton Johnson walked advanced to third on a single by Trenton Pasch and scored on a sacrifice fly by Marcus Blaha. Christian Moore had a pair of singles in the contest as the only player to have a multiple hit offensive game. Thursday, April 25th Christian Moore was on the bump for the Panthers and gave up eight hits in a 9 to 4 loss to the same
Necedah Cardinals. Moore struck out eight. The Panthers bunched their scoring with four runs on three hits and three walks in the fourth but couldn’t provide any more punch in the remainder of the game. Christian Moore led the hitting with a double and two singles with Marcus Blaha socking a double and a single. Adam Vieth had a double. Monday, April 28th - The Wonewoc Wolves gave up eight runs in each of the two games of a doubleheader in Wonewoc as the Panthers grabbed an 8 to 3 win and an 8 to 0 win behind complete game pitching by Christian Moore and Trae Ness. Moore gave up three runs on six hits while striking out nine in the opener as Trae Ness allowed just two hits while
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Benefit for family that lost home in fire BY EVA MARIE WOYWOD On Saturday, May 4, a special benefit will be held at the Traveler's Inn in New Lisbon. Proceeds raised will go to the Larson family who just
recently lost their Town of Orange home and belongings to a fire. The benefit will start at 11:00 a.m. and run through 9:00 p.m. Throughout the day there will be multiple opportunities
to help the family including raffles, a silent auction, a cake walk, and a live auction which is slated to start at 6:00 p.m. Lance Larson currently works for Kingston Township. His wife Tish works for Toro in Tomah and is President of the Juneau County 4-H Association. The couple is known to have volunteered countless hours to children and sporting events. They own Skeeter's Small Engine Repair located near New Lisbon. Both are former students at New Lisbon School District. They have two children, Harley who is in the 7th grade at the Tomah School District, and Hayden who is in the 5th grade and attends the Camp Douglas school.
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Necedah finishes well in home track meet BY STEVE NORLING Tuesday the 23rd of April was cold and windy but at least it was dry. Necedah hosted what will be their one and only track meet hosted this year. The reason for that is that an earlier meet had to be canceled due to wet and snowy weather. Despite the cold and the wind all of the track teams did an excellent job. There was also a great deal of good sportsmanship between all of the schools. The Necedah Cardinals did very well as a team. In the girls division Royall High School took first place with our Necedah Cardinals coming in fourth. The boys division was even better with Bangor High School taking first while the
Necedah Cardinals came in second just three points behind Bangor. This was a great finish as the invitational consisted of eight teams. Some of the highlights for the Necedah Cardinals were on the girl’s side. Morgan Brown took second in the 100m, second in the 200m, and third in the long jump. Kristin Darnell took second in the 1600m and third in the 3200m. The team of Morgan Brown, Sarah Deguire, Cheyenne Sterbenz, and Kaylyn Zielinski took third in the 800m relay. For the boys, Trey Horbinski took first in both the 800m and the 1600m. Austin Winters took first in the shotput, while Kris Manning took second. A team of Hunter Wagner,
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Bryce Kies, Mike Corey, and Cory Adamczak took first place in the 400m relay. Cory Adamczak took second in the 100m while Kris Manning took third. Tripp Horbinski took second in the 3200m. The team of Hunter Wagner, Trevor Hutchins, Zack Deguire, and Mike Corey took second in the 800m relay. Chase Bjester took third in both the 200m and the 400m, while Zack Deguire took third in the 110 hurdles. Bryce Kies took third place in the discus. All in all it was a very successful meet for the Necedah Cardinals. All of the members of the Necedah Cardinal track team deserve a “Well Done” the next time you see any of them.
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JACK PINE TRAVELERS DONATE
The Jack Pine Travelers Camping Club has donated a portion of their fundraising proceeds to area animal shelters. The club recently donated $200.00 to the Carl W. Nelson Animal Shelter and $200.00 to New Beginnings. The Jack Pine Travelers celebrated their 30th anniversary in 2012, and are a chapter member of the national Good Sam RV Club. The club holds fund raisers to raise money for local and national charities. The club has regularly donated to “Dogs for the Deaf”, a national organization that provides therapy dogs to the hearing impaired, and have received the State of Wisconsin’s Good Sam “Top Dog” award several times. They also donate regularly to all of the Juneau County food pantries. The Jack Pine Travelers will be holding 2 fundraisers in Mauston this summer. They will be selling hot dogs and brats at Festival Foods in Mauston on July 19, and they will hold a garage sale at the Boorman House in Mauston on August 15-16. All proceeds from the fundraisers go to the club’s charity fund and will be awarded to charities at a later date. For more information about the club, contact club president, Mary Ann Strack, at 608-847-5564. Pictured above, Jack Pine Travelers Camping Club members (left to right) Rose Phelps, Mary Ann Strack, Jeanette Demaske, Rosemary Aney, accepting on behalf of the Carl W. Nelson Animal Shelter, Barb Knudtson, and Mary Peterson
SUCCESSFUL DAY The Wonewoc Library Board sponsored a free movie at the Elroy Theatre in March. Proceeds benefited the library expansion. Jenny Baldwin was the chairman of the event. With nearly 50 youth in attendance the activity was deemed a success. The Wonewoc-Center FFA helped with the supervision of the children while the Fire Department, Dempsey’s Taxidermy, members of the Library Board and Judge Roemer helped offset the costs of the movie. Children were given juice and popcorn to enjoy while watching, “Wreck-It Ralph.” The Friends of the Library thanked all that attended, the sponsors, and the FFA for their help in making the event successful. Above, Jenny Baldwin, secretary of the Wonewoc Library Board and Brady Baldwin present a check for $589 to Jenny Barreau, the President of the Friends of the Library for the Movie Day.
Paws for Lilly short of goal for needed assistance dog BY EVA MARIE WOYWOD This coming Saturday, May 4, PAWS FOR LILLY will be holding a fundraiser at Necedah Fire Station/Village Hall. Funds raised will go towards attaining a service dog for three year old Lilly who suffers from a severe seizure disorder. The event will begin at 9 a.m. and will include a brat sale, carwash, bake sale, and rummage sale. For the past 6 months Lilly's mother, Christina Bavinck, a former Necedah High School graduate, has been working diligently at keeping the awareness and effort alive. Daily she provides updates on a Facebook page dedicated to Lilly and her need for a seizure dog. According to Christina Lilly has had seizures since she was a baby. The seizures occur on the left frontal lobe of her brain. Her seizures can last as short as few sec-
onds up or as long as 20 minutes. The symptoms she displays range from starring episodes to seizures that resemble having a stroke or shaking. She has been treated with medications but as of yet they are not helping. Trained ability dogs come at a high price. The family needs to raise $13,000 to help cover the cost of the dog and the specialized training. Currently they are still short their goal by thousands of dollars. While that amount may seem steep in
speaking with 4 Paws for Ability founder, Karen Shirk, she explained that in all actuality the cost to train an ability dog can range from $22,000 and upwards of $46,000. Once the needed funds are raised for Lilly's ability dog, Shirk's organization will start the process in getting a dog ready to help the little girl and her family. If you are unable to attend Saturday's event but would still like to donate to Paws for Lilly an account has been
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set up at the Bank of Mauston. Donations can be accepted at any one of their branches. For more information on the fundraiser or to make donations you can contact Lilly's grandmother, Penny, at 548-6466.
A fundraiser for Lilly’s assistance dog will be held Saturday.
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Prescription Drug Bust Hillsboro police arrested a 41-year-old woman for allegedly selling prescription drugs out of her home. The arrest came after police noticed suspicious activity in the 100 block of Madison Street in the City of Hillsboro on March 1. With the help of the Vernon County Sheriff’s Office, Zackary Sims, 20, of Hillsboro, was arrested on several charges, including underage drinking, possession of a controlled substance, child pornography, and obstructing an officer and a probation violation.
After further investigation, police arrested Ellen Townsend, 41, of Hillsboro, on March 4. Townsend is facing several charges, including seven counts of possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver and one count of obstructing an officer. Police say Townsend had been selling prescription drugs out of her home. The investigation continues and police say there may be more charges filed on other suspects.
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Golf Outing date change BY TASHA MUELLER With the wet spring that has been occurring, the Hillsboro 8th grade Leadership Golf Outing is now being planned for this Saturday, May 4 on the rain date. Unfortunately, the golf course at Spring Valley in Union Center had received a lot of moisture early this month and the area was not dried out by last weekend, as the original date was planned. Plan to come out early to play as much golf as possible on Saturday, stay for dinner and have a great time. If the weather doesn’t allow for golf, the leadership group will still have the dinner and raffle beginning at 5 pm. Raffle prizes include an autographed Aaron Rodgers football, Robin Yount baseball card, plus many others.
Vernon County Crime stoppers needs your help Within the last month, there has been some damage done to a building on Sosinsky Road north of County Road FF in the Town of Hillsboro. On two separate occasions since the middle of March, 2013, someone has shot a firearm into a garage along Sosinsky Road causing bullet hole damage to the garage. Crimestoppers is asking the public to report any suspicious vehicles in this area. It is hoped that details of this actual case from police records may cause someone to remember and report what they know about the person or persons involved. Callers may
Car accident with injuries Samuel D. Poulin, age 17, of De Soto, WI was operating a vehicle westbound on State Highway 56, on the hill just east of the Village of Genoa and lost control. The vehicle left the roadway, overturned, and came to rest in a ditch. A passenger, Nathaniel R. Obert, age 15, of Genoa, WI sustained non-life threatening injuries and was taken to Franciscan Healthcare – Mayo in La Crosse, WI where he was treated and released. Another passenger, Austyn C. Kuhnke, age 16, of Stoddard, WI sustained minor injuries and did not seek medical treatment at the time of the crash. Assisting the Vernon County Sheriff’s Office at the scene were the Genoa Fire Department, Genoa First Responders, and the Viroqua Police Department. The accident remains under investigation by the Vernon County Sheriff’s Office.
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Fire Bans on several Counties Several counties today declared fire danger as high or very high in addition to suspending fire permits in some central counties as wildlife fire season arrives with breezy conditions. That's the word from DNR wildfire experts who join DNR conservation wardens in urging everyone to be aware of today's summer-like conditions with changing winds in front of a cold front which could fuel erratic fire behavior. Read more: http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/WardenWire/WardenWire_Lookup .asp?id=273
Vernon County Sheriffs Report Sheriff Spears Report: 4/15 Samantha Peterson, Viroqua, lost control of her vehicle on a curve of State Highway 56, Town of Viroqua. She went off road and rolled her car onto its side, but reported no injury. 4/15 Martha Graham, Hillsboro, on lost control of her vehicle on a curve of Champion Lane, Town of Union, when she swerved to miss a deer. She crossed the oncoming traffic lane, went off road, and landed her vehicle on its side in a creek bed. She reported no injuries.
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Archie Monument in LaValle aims to offer options BY EVA MARIE WOYWOD Peter Krueger and his wife Julie know how hard it is to make necessary decisions when a loved one has passed away. For some time now, they have been helping clients in choosing the appropriate headstones so that their loved ones are honored for generations to come. Up to recently the couple has done this work as a side business from their home in LaValle. Just this past month, the pair made the decision to continue to counsel the grieving in the decision making process on a full time basis. The couple have opened a 12th location for Archie Monument and Stone, Inc. The business is located at E4349 Hwy 33 in Lavalle and is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. On Saturdays they are open from 9:00 a.m. until noon. Peter said he made this decision because he has respect for the company and believes the product they produce to be a quality one. He went on to say that while choosing the right stone can be something that many tend not to look forward to, he wanted people to know there are options out there for them. Included in those options are pre-need purchases which will help eliminate loved ones from having to make the choices. Archie Monument and Stone is headquartered in Watertown and has ten other locations throughout Wisconsin and one in Rockford, IL. The company has been in business since 1865 and, according to their corporate website, has grown to become Wisconsin’s largest memorialist. They offer beautiful colored hand etched designs, portraits, full scenes, wildlife, farms, buildings, vehicles, etc. They also provide monument cleaning, floor tiles, granite memorial
bricks, signs, molded concrete garden statuary, fountains, animals, angels, vases, and numerous other products. Peter said that currently in the Juneau County area there are not many options for people to come in and speak to someone face to face at a location dedicated to the service they provided. Up to recently there had been one full time service in Mauston, however, according to Peter the owner has had to scale down their business due to health demands. "We just want people to know we are here for them and that they have options," he said. If you would like more information on their services and products, including how to purchase a pre-need product, you can contact him at 608-963-5748.
Silent Rooster Marks 5 year Anniversary BY TASHA MUELLER Five years ago on May 9, Tammy Howe had scrambled within only a couple of hours to open up her store in Wonewoc. Well, on May 8 she was open for business but hadn’t advertised until May 9 of 2008 and had “officially” opened her doors to the public of her history filled and rustic store right on Center Street, nestled in the heart of the historic downtown. To begin The Silent Rooster’s transformation, Tammy had visited a shop in Wonewoc that a friend had told her about. After viewing it, she decided it wasn’t the right choice for what her friend was thinking about having in the store. A shopkeeper next door mentioned to Tammy that it would be a nice location for country collectibles or antiques. After seeing the rustic wood floors, Tammy loved the place and mulled over the idea. The same shopkeeper gave Tammy a heads up that the business, This Old Barn, of Tomah was interested in selling their inventory to someone who had interest in maintaining the integrity of the same country business. When visiting the business that was 13 years in the making, Tammy couldn’t pass up an opportunity to share her dream with friends and family. Her father encouraged her to put in an offer and once the deal was made, The Silent Rooster had begun. To make the store more rustic, she kept the old wood floors and added bits of treasured history. Her family had saved woodwork from tearing down a house in town, and that woodwork is still visible after the five years of remaining open. “It’s always a work in progress,” commented Tammy. There are plenty of treasures to find throughout the store. In fact, there are 67 roosters, hens, and chickens that are not for sale in various locations. You’ll have to ask Tammy about where they could possibly be and how the trend got started. Now, if you have never been to The Silent Rooster, you are definitely missing out. Tammy described her style as “rustic, country, and unique.” That’s why so many customers continually stop by to see what’s new. Consignments are also continually located in the store that makes the shopping even better. Not only does the inside of the store posses a few family history pieces, but also the name bears an explanation. During Tammy’s childhood years, her family grew up on a big farm with many pets, including a mean rooster that wasn’t liked. Once day, Tammy’s cousin Becky came over to play and was shown around the farm by the family and Becky had met the mean rooster. Later that day, Tammy’s mom fed the chickens, and the rooster was found dead. Her mom said that one of the kids clunked the rooster over the head with a feed scoop. The rooster was later butchered by the kids to teach them a lesson. While playing “Family Jeopardy” one Christmas, there were questions on roosters and statements. Tammy ended the game by declaring “Only the rooster knows, and he’s not
talking!” To this day, the story is a family classic and when trying to come up with a name for the store, the rooster still came into play, hence The Silent Rooster. That’s why there’s a Chicken coop room, dedicated to the many farm animals that were always present, especially the mean rooster. Other rooms in the store include Americana, Family, Northswoodsy, and Garden. Tammy hopes before the five year anniversary weekend, to make part of the back room area into an Upscale Recycle area that will feature some of Tammy’s woodworking pieces and many other unique items that have been refurnished. The back room that features that Northwoods items came into play after two years of being in business, as Tammy had housed her wood working station. “It was so hard to get rid of, but I needed to expand to keep new items in the store.” She does do a little wood working on the side still, whenever she has time for it. Something new for the store has been custom floral arrangements for customers. “People bring in any type of pot, basket, vase and we make custom arrangements,” said Tammy. Tammy’s sidekick, Sandy Jindrick has been very helpful helping Tammy with the beautiful arrangements, as well as painting the hand crafted bags, along with her mom. To keep with the changing demand of what people want to see in the store, Tammy goes to different markets and picks up items that she thinks will make the store even more unique. The Silent Rooster can also be seen on the Wisconsin Department of State Tourism for a “destination” location for many that come from all around the area. Tammy described the trip for many as to “enjoy the short scenic drive to affordable shopping.” The main reason Tammy has become so successful within the last five years has been the wonderful customers that keep dropping by. “I am blessed with the customers that come through the door.” Tammy hopes that more stop by and see the treasures that lay within The Silent Rooster. As the five year anniversary begins on May 9, Tammy will be hosting an anniversary weekend through Mother’s Day. There will be refreshments, door prizes, plenty of specials and an available coupon online at The Silent Rooster Facebook page, along with the website www. thesilentrooster.com that will be getting a makeover, hopefully before the anniversary weekend. Dates and times for the big weekend include: May 10 – 10 a.m. until 8 p.m., May 11 – 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. and May 12 – Noon until 4 p.m. Regular hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. and Sunday, Noon until 4 p.m. And, if you want more information or need a special arrangement done, you can contact the store at 608-464-5520 or by email at info@TheSilentRooster.com. Tammy hopes to see everyone stop by during the anniversary weekend and would love to make new continued customers. She would also like to thank everyone who has been
there for her within the last five years, especially her family and friends, but most importantly the customers.
THE SILENT ROOSTER owner Tammy Howe will be celebrating her 5 year anniversary on Mother’s Day weekend. There will be refreshments, door prizes, specials and a coupon that will be available on Facebook and on the website. Plus, there will be a few new things in the store for the anniversary weekend. Make sure to stop by and congratulate Tammy on a successful business right in the heart of downtown Wonewoc. TASHA MUELLER PHOTO
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Wonewoc Library Penny Wars shows what children can do CONTRIBUTED Recently, the Friends of the Wonewoc Library, Inc. enlisted the 8th grade leadership team to help get the kids of the kids of the community get involved in our expansion efforts. Maxine Chipman, the Wonewoc-Center Liberian and also member of the Public Library Board, showed a short video to the students in grades kindergarten through 6th grade to show/remind them what the public library offers them and what the expansion will mean for the library. The students were then told about their “fundraising competition” which we nicknamed “Penny Wars”. Students were asked to bring in pennies that would count for positive points for their classrooms and the silver change or dollar bills would count for negative points for their classroom. The class with the total number of positive points by the end of the eight days of collecting would win a chance to attend the librarys ground breaking ceremony. The eighth grade leadership team, along with their advisor Dion Grisar, got right to work creating a jug for each elementary classroom to collect their coins in. These students were responsible for counting the change daily and letting the students know where their class stood in the competition. Things got very competitive. By the end of the competition, the elementary students had raised nearly 500 dollars, with a total of $485.45 collected in change. Mrs. Beeman’s third grade class were the winners for the “positive points” collected over the course of the eight days of the penny wars. They were given the opportunity to attend the ground breaking ceremony at the library on April 15th. The Wonewoc-Center PTCO (Parent, Teacher, Community
Two members of the eighth grade leadership group present a check prior to the groundbreaking for $685.45, this was the total “Penny Wars” fundraising along with the $200 from the Wonewoc PTCO. Organization) graciously agreed to match up to 200 dollars of the students donation. The eighth grade leadership group presented a check for 685.45 dollars to the Friends of the Wonewoc Library, Inc. prior the groundbreaking. Involving the children in this fundraising effort only made sense, since the new addition is adding square footage to the children’s and young adult section of the library,” said Jenny Barreau, president of the Friends. “We are so gratful and
humbled by the amount of generosity and excitement this fundraiser has stirred. The library has even noticed more traffic since this fundraising effort. Thanks so all who helped in any way make this possible.” The eighth grade leadership tem is a group of the students that are chosen by their teacher to help with a community service project throughout the school year. These students will be presenting their project along with other eighth grade leadership teams across the region in May.
Library expansion early stages BY TASHA MUELLER If you’ve driven past the Wonewoc Public Library lately, you’ve noticed the expansion project has begun the early stages of the long awaited project. Digging has started where Holtz Builders, the project’s building contractors, will lay the foundation. There is a temporary sidewalk, so be careful when
checking out the expansion project and entering the library. The expansion area will double the size of the library and house a children’s and young adult area as well as a community room that will be very useful to the entire community. Also, the library is still in need of donations where they can be mailed to or dropped off.
Encouragement done right for young W-C track athletes BY TASHA MUELLER Determination, hard work, and most importantly teamwork are what makes any team successful. But for one lucky group of kids, the mentoring from peer athletes has enabled them to become more than just runners, jumpers, or throwers. Earlier this year, the Wonewoc-Center school board had approved of Principal Michelle Noll’s idea of giving the junior high students a chance to participate in a spring sporting event. Once the winter season was over with, junior high students didn’t have any options to become a member of a sporting team. After the approval, physical education teacher Kim Price took on the role of starting a junior high track team. The school has had the program in the past but not many had gone out for the multiple-optioned sport. Over 20 junior high students signed up for interest in the sport this season, which is a few more than the high school track team. What makes the new program unique is the amount of encouragement coming from the peer track athletes. Many of the high school athletes have become role models and mentors towards their younger counterparts, which has led them into achieving more and boosting their confidence levels. “Overall, it’s an encouraging sport,” said senior Cory Olson. “There’s no negativity towards others when competing in track.” Both teams are integral with one another as at practices; they all run together, stretch together, warm up together. High-fives, countdowns during warm ups and sayings like “Good job” or “Finish strong” is what you would see and
track stars at W-C will continue on in their quest to break hear during a track practice at Wonewoc-Center. Junior Ashley Thompson mentioned the fact that she and records, go on to the state competition, but most importantly her teammates were able to teach the junior high tracksters have fun. about the technique within any event and how to improve. Both Olson and Thompson agreed that the sport is great to have for Wonewoc-Center junior high students as it gives them the chance to exercise and get in shape. Plus, having more members out for the sport early on will hopefully build the program and help it become stronger. Advice for upcoming track stars would be to “Stay focused,” said Olson. “If you have the determination, you can follow through with it.” High school track members have asked about going The Wonewoc-Center track team consists of an intergraded junior high team to the junior high meets with that is able to receive encouragement from their peer track athletes. There’s the intent of encouraging over 40 track members out for the season after Phy Ed teacher Kim Price was them even more and cheer- able to start up the junior high track program so they can participate in a spring sport. ing them on. Hopefully many young
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Keller holds Fundraiser for Wonewoc-Center Press box BY DIANNA ANDERSON Allen Keller of Wonewoc-Center school has taken on the task of raising funds for a new press box for his school, this project will cost $19,000.00 when everything is done. Saturday night was the first fundraising event that Keller held to raise funds at the Chapparal Restaurant. There was a steak dinner along with many items that local businesses donated to auction off. Many in attendance bid on the silent auction items and baked goods. A variety of things were available such as, a treadmill, an eagle sculpture, cooking utensils, pictures and much more. When Keller started on Saturday he had only raised
$500.00 but after the event his spirts were raised and the press box has more of a look of reality, with the total now at $3,417.00 Keller is very excited. Keller is now a junior in school and hopes the funds will be raised by the football season. He will be planning another fundraiser for June to continue on his quest for his community and school. The Messenger will have details on the next fundraiser when they become available. Keller was very pleased with the support of his family, friends and community and vows to keep going until he has all the funds to build the press box.
Runick Metal Recycling, Inc. In the Loop...With LaValle Library CONTRIBUTED BY PEGG CONDERMAN As the weather warms up, I can't help but think about getting out and putting some dirt under my nails. GARDENING season is upon us! If you are a little rusty in your planting skills look no further than the library for one great books and magizines to help you out! Most of them come with great pictures and design plans. Or if you want to go into great plant detail look for the Encyclopedia Botanica. This big book is a wonderful resource. Here is what will be coming soon to the LaValle Library Thursday, May 2nd at 5pm - Yoga returns by popular demand led by Carey Craker. Also Thursday, May 2nd at 7pm - The Friends of LaValle Library Meeting. We have lots of fun and do some planning too. The new officers will take their places at this meeting. Saturday, May 4th at 8am - LaValle Library Board Meeting. At the present time, there is a position open on the board. Interested in serving? Please contact Becky Blinston. Saturday, May 11th: Mama (PG13) This is a scary movie
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and looks like it has a really interesting plot line. Tuesday, May 14 at 6pm - Third program in the Local Destinations Series will feature the Kickapoo Valley Reserve. Attendees will learn about the Kickapoo Valley Reserve’s history along with current educational and recreational offerings. To get in contact with the La Valle Library is easy. Email us at lavallelibrary@mwt.net; Our Website is www.lavallelibrary,com and you can call us at 985-READ! You can find us on Facebook as “Friends of the LaValle Library” or “LaValle Public Library”. You can also follow us on Twitter! The La Valle Library is open Monday thru Thursday from 3-7pm and on Saturdays from 9 til noon. I guess that's all I know for now!
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Wonewoc-Center FFA Banquet
BY TASHA MUELLER On Friday evening, the Wonewoc-Center FFA chapter held their annual banquet to honor all FFA members and introduced their new 2013-2014 FFA officers. New officers include President Jason Bell, Vice President Stacey Garner, Treasurer Dani Novy, Secretary Katie Skaro, Reporter Kelsey Rego, Sentential Tasha Wells, Historian Heidi Brunner, and Parliamentarian Hanna
Brunner. Pictured is junior Jason Bell, who was awarded with the top honor of being a vital part through community service. Bell has been a large contributor of service for the W-C FFA chapter and was later installed as the new chapter president. Other awards for members included Greenhand Degrees, Chapter Degrees, Proficiency Awards, plus other chapter awards to recognize efforts from yearly events.
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Hand to Hand Classes New parents are continually learning about how to raise a child, and questions may arise as parents undertake this new life venture. What should I do if my child is choking? How should I handle all of the advice I’m given about raising my baby? How can baby sign-language work for me? o assist you during the first year of your baby’s life, Mile Bluff offers the Hand-in-Hand parenting program. It is designed to help provide you with answers for dealing with some of the most common situations that arise during your child’s first 12 months of life. The Hand-in-Hand program is held the second Monday of every month, beginning at 4:30 pm. On Monday, May 13, the session will focus on the dental health of your baby. If you are interested in learning more about the Hand-inHand program or would like to register for the May 13 session, call 608-847-1013.
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150 Years of Fellowship CONTRIBUTED The state of Wisconsin was 15 years young when the people of the small town of Wonewoc decided there was a need for a church proper. According to past church records before 1863 it is known that circuit riders were already preaching in homes and other public places here as they could come. The first minister to preach here was Rev. J.D. Searles. The annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church appointed Rev. H. Fletcher to become the first assigned minister. It is believed he organized the church here in 1863, after that conference and was placed in the Point Bluff District. The conference included area churches as near as Mauston and as far away as Plainfield, Portage City, and Necedah. The annual conference promised him a salary of $250.00 of which he only received $125.00. It is recorded that the first year they had a membership of 37 members, 12 probationers, 1 preacher, 3 baptisms, and 48 Sunday school students with 14 teachers and officers. 1867 brought a change for the church as they were moved to the Kilbourn City District which included many of the same churches. There was still no building, so the congregation met in homes and public places on a weekly basis from 1863-1874. The trustees of the Wonewoc Episcopal Church purchased the property (where the church still stands today), on October 3, 1874 for $100 from Nathan and Rhoda Fisk. The congregation then built a church in 1875. It was a wood frame structure on a
stone wall with 3 large windows on each side, a door in the center of the west end and a belfry. It was heated by a large wood burning stove, lit by kerosene lights and had chairs for seating. The cornerstone was laid by William Stull (grandfather of the late Viva Pagel-mother of the late Ed Pagel) and James H. McNees (grandfather of the late Muriel Wilkinson). 1878 brought another shift to the Adams District which had churches from as far north as Lacrosse, south to Baraboo. Ministers were appointed by the conference and served 1-2 years at churches (some longer) and were paid salaries ranging from $131.00 to $475.00. Basket social and tag sales were held along with bake sales and dinners to help raise funds to support the church. Another shift in conference appointment took place in 1889-1894 when the church was placed in the Point Bluff District with the Union Center Church which was under the guidance of Rev. John Steele and included Lavalle and Ironton’s churches at that time. In 1897 an article appeared in the Wonewoc Gazette that the Wonewoc’s pastor Rev. J.D. Brothers was attending a minister’s conference in Sparta and after much heated discussion a vote was taken that gave women the right to hold trustee positions in the Methodist Episcopal Church. Watch for more history as we prepare to celebrate our 150th anniversary in 2013.
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The Royall High School junior class held their prom this past Saturday. The following were the “Born to be Wild� court members (above right photo) Back row (left to right): Bria Altamore, Brett Stanek, Erica Woodruff, Trae Ness, Bethany Lee and Donnie Robinson. Middle row: Cara Masters, Colton Johnson, Sydney Murray and Colton Gates. Front row: Anna Riedl, Dalton Lunde, Miniature Prom Queen Natalie Anderson, 2013 Prom Queen Carrie Logan, 2013 Prom King Trystan Houzner, Miniature Prom King Brycen Friedl, Chelsey Townsend and Ian Erickson. Above and to the left are, Carrie Logan and Trystan Houzner were crowned Royall High School prom king and queen and started off the evening with their first dance as royalty. After the dance, a post prom was held where students were able to have an evening full of games and plenty of fun.
SPRING CONCERT Students at Royall Elementary performed last Wednesday afternoon with a wide collection of spring tunes for a large audience. The elementary band also performed with the choirs. All of the students had a great time learning the songs and motions in their music classes.
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THE MESSENGER OF JUNEAU COUNTY - CLASSIFIED ADS
May 2, 2013
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HOUSES FOR RENT MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT: 2 bedroom mobile homes available in Mauston area. References and Security Deposit Required. Call 608-847-6159. b1tf WONEWOC: 2-3 bedroom w/ appliances, W/D hookups, storage shed. One year lease, security deposit, and references required. No smokers; No pets. Great floor plan for seniors! $550.00/mo. plus utilities. Call 608-963-6980 p30-3 FOR RENT: 3 bedroom house. $450/mo + security deposit. Stove and refrigerator furnished. Washer & Dryer hook-up. No Pets. References required. 4625997. b40tf FOR RENT: V. V. clean 2 bedroom mobile home with garage on private property next to owner. Beautiful yard - no mowing. V. quiet. 1/2 mile from Mauston. No Smokers. Must have excellent references. $595.00/Mo. plus s. dep. Call 847-7671 for appl. & info. b40tf
HOUSES FOR SALE WONEWOC: House For Sale, 2300+ sq.ft., 6 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Livingroom, Familyroom, Formal Diningroom with 2 Oak China hutches, 2 fieldstone Fireplaces, Oak floors, Stove, Refrigerator, and Dishwasher, screened Porch with skylight, New Roof in 2007, New Attic Insulation 2010, 2 Lots with big shed/veranda, landscaped yard, perrenial edibles. Motivated Seller! (608) 5244869 b33-5
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WOOD PELLETS: Pure premium Hardwood pellet Fuel. $169.00 a ton. No scrap lumber, no verneers, no softwoods, cash and carry only. For details call Steve at 608-547-4048. p33-7
12 MILE SALE: May 10th–12th. Hwy W garage sale from Union Center to Kendall from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., (no early sales) Antiques, shop tools, appliances, clothing, and more. b40-2
FOR SALE: 2010 custom built yamaha yz 125. Lots of extras. Only driven about 15 times. Over $6,000 of extras on the bike. Asking $1,500 or best offer. Call 608-5487836. b38
GARAGE SALE: Friday, May 3rd Noon to 5 p.m. Saturday, May 4th 8 a.m. to Noon. Swing set, dressers, woman’s plus size clothes, gun cabinet, antique sewing machine, antique Red Crown barrel. Jasinski. 901 S. Truman, New Lisbon. b40
Employment HELP WANTED: To clean cabins on Castle Rock Lake this spring, summer, and fall. Call for more information. 608-847-7286 b38-3
HELP WANTED: Need Machine operators on all shifts. Competitive wages, health insurance, shift and weekend premium. Apply at NTM Inc. 113 Railroad St., Elroy. Phone 608-462-5066. E - m a i l : LCO@centurytel.net b2eow
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GARAGE SALE: One mile west of Wonewoc. May 2, 3, and 4. 7AM–? W9438 Gehri Road. Men’s brown jeans 42x37, glassware, knickknacks, furniture, much more. Take Washington Street off from FF in Wonewoc (Washington Street becomes Gehri Road). p40
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HANDISHOP INDUSTRIES An employer of persons with disabilities currently has an opening for the following: Lead Worker at Rest Area 9 & 10 between Mauston & Lyndon Station. 2nd shift, full time position available. Duties include cleaning restrooms and picnic areas, mowing lawns and removing snow. A successful candidate will be dependable, have the ability to work with people having a wide range of disabilities, and hold a valid driver’s license with a good driving record. Starting salary is $10.84/hour Send resume or pick up applications at: Handishop Industries, Inc. 1411 North Superior Ave. Tomah, WI 54660 (608)372-3289 EOE, A/A, D/V, M/F
COACHING OPPORTUNITIES in the New Lisbon School District for the 2013–2014 School Year
HIGH SCHOOL POSITIONS Varsity Volleyball Coach Varsity Girls’ Basketball Coach Junior Varsity Girls’ Basketball Coach JUNIOR HIGH POSITIONS Football Coach Volleyball Coach Letters should be addressed to: School District of New Lisbon Attn: Nancy Walker, Athletic Director 500 S. Forest St. New Lisbon, WI ~ 53950
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New Lisbon School District is an equal opportunity employer.
May 2, 2013
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NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDING IN REM TO FORECLOSE TAX LIENS BY JUNEAU COUNTY TAKE NOTICE that all persons having or claiming to have any right, title or interest in or lien upon the real property described in the list of tax liens, In Rem 2013, No. 1, on file in the office of the Clerk of Circuit Court of Juneau County dated April 15, 2013, and hereinabove set forth, are hereby notified that the filing of such list of tax liens in the office of the Clerk of Circuit Court of Juneau County, constitutes the commencement by said Juneau County of a special proceeding in the Circuit Court for Juneau County to foreclose the tax liens therein described by foreclosure proceeding in rem and that a notice of the pendency of such proceeding against each piece or parcel of land therein described was filed in the office of the Clerk of Circuit Court on April 18, 2013. Such proceeding is brought against the real property herein described only and is to foreclose the tax liens described in such list. No personal judgment will be entered herein for such taxes, assessments or other legal charges or any part thereof. TAKE FURTHER NOTICE That all persons having or claiming to have any right, title or interest in, or lien upon the real property described in such list of tax liens are hereby notified that a certified copy of such list of tax liens has been posted in the office to the County Treasurer of Juneau County and will remain posted for public inspection up to and including July 5, 2013which date is hereby fixed as the last day for redemption. TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that any person having or claiming to have the right, title or interest in, or lien upon any such parcel may on or before said July 5, 2013 redeem such delinquent tax liens by paying to the County Treasurer of Juneau County, the amount of all such unpaid tax liens and in addition thereto, all interest and penalties which have accrued on said unpaid tax liens computed to and including the date of redemption, and a two hundred dollar ($200) charge for each parcel of land for filing, title search, publication and foreclosure of all tax liens. JUNEAU COUNTY s/Denise J. Giebel Juneau County Treasurer NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDING IN REM TO FORECLOSE TAX LIENS BY JUNEAU COUNTY STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT JUNEAU COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE FORECLOSURE) PETITION AND NOTICE OF TAX LIENS, PURSUANT TO SECTION) AND LIST OF TAX LIENS 75.521 WISCONSIN STATUTES BY) OF JUNEAU COUNTY JUNEAU COUNTY LIST OF TAX LIENS) BEING FORECLOSED BY FOR THE YEARS 20032009 ) PROCEEDING IN REM Case No. 13-1 TO THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR JUNEAU COUNTY, WISCONSIN: NOW COME Juneau County, a Wisconsin body corporate,and Juneau County Treasurer Denise J. Giebel, by their attorney, Juneau County Corporation Counsel David E. Lasker, and file this list of tax liens of Juneau County for the taxes of 2003 through 2009 and sales of 2004 through 2010 and allege and show to the Court: 1. That each of the following described parcels of land has been sold to Juneau County for delinquent taxes, and the certificates therefor have been outstanding for two or more years, namely the sales of the years indicated below. 2. That Juneau County is now the owner and holder of tax liens for the taxes of the years indicated in this list as evidenced by the Tax Certificates numbered below. 3. That Juneau County has, by ordinance adopted by the County Board of Supervisors of said County on April 21, 1992, elected to proceed under Section 75.521 of the Wisconsin Statutes for the purpose of enforcing tax liens in said County. 4. That said list, made and filed pursuant to the provisions of 75.521 Wisconsin Statutes is as follows, to wit: LIST OF TAX LIENS OF JUNEAU COUNTY FORECLOSED BY PROCEEDING IN REM 2013-01 PETITION NO. 1 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290060500.1 DESCRIPTION: E ½ W 2/3 W ½ W ½ NE ¼ of Section 24, Township 18 North, Range 2 East, Town of Cutler, Juneau County, Wisconsin.. DEED RECORDED January 12, 2000, as DOCUMENT NO. 362473. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: JOHN AYRES, 720 N 13TH ST, READING PA 19604 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 140 2009 2010 $ 492.51* 183 2010 2011 554.93 134 2011 2012 559.61 2012 2013 551.33 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 2 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290060514.1 DESCRIPTION: S ½ N 2/3 NE ¼ SE ¼ of Section 24, Township 18 North, Range 2 East, Town of Cutler, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED January 12, 2000, AS DOCUMENT NO. 362473. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: JOHN AYRES, 720 N 13TH ST, READING PA 19604 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 141 2009 2010 $ 492.51* 184 2010 2011 554.93 135 2011 2012 559.61 2012 2013 551.33 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE.
PETITION NO. 3 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290121402 DESCRIPTION: Parcel 1 of CSM No. 1762 recorded in Volume 6 of CSM at Page 198, being the S ½ S ½ SE ¼ of Section 10, Township 16 North, Range 4 East, Town of Germantown, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED June 7, 2006, AS DOCUMENT NO. 650187. DEED RECORDED April 20, 2007, AS DOCUMENT NO. 657349. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: LEROY & NANCY BARKER, DANIEL & WENDY BARKER, S72 W13659 WOODS RD, MUSKEGO WI 53150 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 255 2009 2010 $1436.70* 318 2010 2011 1630.04 245 2011 2012 1499.28 2012 2013 1534.19 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 4 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290040202.01 DESCRIPTION: LOT 3, VOL. 10 C.S.M. PG. 55 #2537; PT. SE 1/4 SW ¼ 05-17N-03E DEED RECORDED March 1, 2006, AS DOCUMENT NO 647914. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: MICHELE S BAUMEL, W7838 30TH ST, NEW LISBON WI 53950 MORTGAGEE(S): Farmers and Merchants Bank, PO Box 130, Kendall, WI 54368; David R. Carlson, Carlson, Rogers & Owens, PO Box 277, Portage, WI 53901 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 102 2008 2009 $1310.16* 2012 2013 1550.62 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 5 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 292510294.040 DESCRIPTION: Lot 20 of Assessor’s Plat No. 4 of the City of Mauston, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED February 27, 2006, as DOCUMENT NO 647844. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: MICHELE S BAUMEL, W7838 30TH ST, NEW LISBON WI 53950 MORTGAGEE: Bank of Kendall , PO Box 130, Kendall, WI 54368 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 1287 2008 2009 $2028.86* 2012 2013 1395.63 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 6 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290281330 DESCRIPTION: A part of the SE ¼ NW ¼ of Section 20, Township 18 North, Range 4 East, in the Town of Necedah, Juneau County, Wisconsin. LAND CONTRACT RECORDED January 3, 2005, AS DOCUMENT NO. 637553 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: DAVID L & DIANE M BECKER, PO BOX 83, NECEDAH WI 54646 LAND CONTRACT VENDORS: Charles A. & Charlene M. Sitas, W6491 30TH ST, NEW LISBON WI 53950 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: (DATE OF FILING) (WARRANT NUMBER) March 18, 2005 2005UC001805 August 26, 2008 2008UC000058 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 775 2009 2010 $484.65* 902 2010 2011 547.96 730 2011 2012 503.22 2012 2013 499.96 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 7 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 292510745 DESCRIPTION: Lot 2, Block 5, Heath's Southside Addition, in the City of Mauston, Juneau County, Wisconsin. Deed recorded APRIL 26, 1989, as Document NO. 298319. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: LOUISE V VORPAHL, C/O TERES NAGLE , 601 E LAKE AVE, WISCONSIN DELLS WI 53965 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 1325 2009 2010 $1665.90* 1428 2010 2011 1918.65 1220 2011 2012 2145.45 2012 2013 2324.11 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 8 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290280931.1 DESCRIPTION: PARCEL G, VOL. 8 CSM PG. 151 #2184; PT. SW 1/4 SE ¼ 06-18N-04E DEED RECORDED February 4, 1998, as DOCUMENT 346907. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: FARO & CELESTE M BRIGUGLIO 590 LAFAYETTE LN, HOFFMAN ESTATES IL 60169 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM
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TAX LIEN 2008 2009 $ 31.93* 2009 2010 499.53* 2010 2011 509.46 2011 2012 484.35 2012 2013 471.38 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 9 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290122524 DESCRIPTION: Lot 95, Whistling Wings Addition, No. 2, Town of Germantown, Juneau County, Wisconsin, per recorded plat thereof. DEED RECORDED September 28, 1999, as DOCUMENT NO. 360398. LAND CONTRACT RECORDED August 9, 2005, as DOCUMENT NO. 642848. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: STEVE L & SHIRLEY M CHRISTENSEN, W5851 QUAIL DR, NEW LISBON WI 53950 LAND CONTRACT VENDORS: Charles & Charlene Sitas, Jody J. Pamperin, W6491 30th St., New Lisbon, WI 53950 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE OF FILING WARRANT NUMBER January 6, 2003 29-00154612 August 22, 2005 29-00154820 August 22, 2005 29-00154821 29-00154837 October 3, 2005 March 28, 2007 29-00155040 June 1, 2009 29-11906224 January 4, 2010 29-11972249 October, 18, 2010 29-11962339 November 24, 2010 29-11907486 November 24, 2010 29-11907487 November 24, 2010 29-11907488 November 24, 2010 29-11908479 November 24, 2010 29-11908480 November 24, 2010 29-11909485 November 24, 2010 29-11913489 November 24, 2010 29-11929390 November 24, 2010 29-12133451 July 25, 2011 29-11712276 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 350 2009 2010 $211.75* 441 2010 2011 228.66 338 2011 2012 323.95 2013 325.55 2012 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 10 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290240418 DESCRIPTION: PARCEL 4, VOL. 2 CSM PG. 92, #329; PT. NW 1/4 SE ¼ 21-14N-05E DEED RECORDED November 27, 1979, as DOCUMENT NO 260100. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: FRANK C & VICTORIA CLARK, W2679 DEES RD, LYNDON STATION WI 53944 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE OF FILING WARRANT NUMBER June 18, 2007 0702899 June 18, 2007 0702900 July 22, 2009 200906638 FEDERAL TAX LIENS: Document No. 668015 recorded on August 18, 2008. Document No. 668016 recorded on August 18, 2008. CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 623 2008 2009 $ 667.37* 573 2009 2010 1790.96* 689 2010 2011 1672.64 530 2011 2012 1720.15 2012 2013 1600.75 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 11 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290282162.1 DESCRIPTION: PARCEL A, VOL. 6 CSM PG. 172 #1736; PT. SE 1/4 SE ¼ 10-19N-03E DEED RECORDED February 4, 2002, as DOCUMENT: 609384. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: LARRY J & JOYCE M CLARK, N13413 12TH AVE, NECEDAH WI 54646 MORTGAGEE(S): Citifinancial, Inc, 600 W. Wisconsin St., Sparta, WI 54656 CHILD SUPPORT LIENS: Docket No. 334842, filed October 3, 2010. CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 853 2009 2010 $ 933.86* 970 2010 2011 1239.36 814 2011 2012 1160.55 2012 2013 1139.69 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 12 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290320213.44 DESCRIPTION: LOT 44, VOL. 6 CSM PG. 239 PT. NE 1/4 NW 1/4; 1/69TH INT. IN LOTS 2, 12 & 24, VOL 6 CSM PGS. 219, 222 & 226. S05T15NR02E. DEED RECORDED July 27, 2007, as DOCUMENT: 660173. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: TODD M CLARK, 975 E RIGGS RD STE 12, CHANDLER AZ 85249-4260 MORTGAGEE: M&I Marshall & Ilsley , 770 N. Water St., Milwaukee, WI 53202 772 738 864 697
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CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 933 2009 2010 $399.79* 1036 2010 2011 428.22 874 2011 2012 379.97 2012 2013 408.51 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 13 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290122306 DESCRIPTION: Lot 2, Block 3 of the Plat of First Addition to John’s Castle Acres Club Subdivision, Town of Germantown, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 8, 1971, AS DOCUMENT NO. 227931. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: LEON T CRISP, C/O MICHELLE ARNOLD, 865 COPPERLEAF LN, BARTOW FL 33830 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 352 2008 2009 $81.38* 321 2009 2010 89.13* 403 2010 2011 91.97 310 2011 2012 86.47 2012 2013 90.76 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 14 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290122324 DESCRIPTION: Lot 25 and 26, Block 3 of the Plat of First Addition to John’s Castle Acres Club Subdivision, Town of Germantown, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 8, 1971, AS DOCUMENT NO. 227931. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: LEON T CRISP, C/O MICHELLE ARNOLD, 865 COPPERLEAF LN, BARTOW FL 33830 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 354 2008 2009 $126.13* 324 2009 2010 138.83* 404 2010 2011 143.25 311 2011 2012 134.70 2012 2013 141.35 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 15 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290220203 DESCRIPTION: That part of the SW ¼ SE ¼ which lies Southwest of Interstate Highway 90-94 and North of the town road running across said forty, in Section 9, Township 16 North, Range 3 East, Town of Lisbon, Juneau County, Wisconsin, EXCEPT the West 500 feet thereof. DEED RECORDED 03/17/1994 in VOLOUME 415 PAGE 109 DEED RECORDED 7/23/2002 AS DOCUMENT 613216. DEED RECORDED 07/01/2003 AS DOCUMENT 622784 DEED RECORDED 06/06/2008 AS DOCUMENT 666682. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: Estate of Jay Joseph Cusick, Staci DiVincenzo, Michael S. McDermott, Patricia Kaczmarek, John S. Simon, Jerry A. Johnson, Mike Lee, David Cusick and Taquira Cusick, PATRICK CUSICK , 614 CENTER ST APT 212 WONEWOC WI 53968 Lillian I. Cusick, 208 West Monroe ST Mauston WI 53948 Multiple child support liens against the names of Jerry Johnson & Mike Lee. Need social security numbers or birth dates to narrow it down. CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 443 2007 2008 $ 60.07* 564 2008 2009 56.21* 502 2009 2010 205.45* 603 2010 2011 208.14 476 2011 2012 212.94 2012 2013 215.24 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 16 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290220208 DESCRIPTION: PT. SE 1/4 SE ¼ 09-16N-03E DEED RECORDED 03/17/1994 in VOLOUME 415 PAGE 109 DEED RECORDED 7/23/2002 AS DOCUMENT 613216. DEED RECORDED 07/01/2003 AS DOCUMENT 622784 DEED RECORDED 06/06/2008 AS DOCUMENT 666682. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: Estate of Jay Joseph Cusick, Staci DiVincenzo, Michael S. McDermott, Patricia Kaczmarek, John S. Simon, Jerry A. Johnson, Mike Lee, David Cusick and Taquira Cusick, PATRICK CUSICK 614 CENTER ST APT 212 WONEWOC WI 53968 Lillian I. Cusick, 208 West Monroe ST Mauston WI 53948 Multiple child support liens against the names of Jerry Johnson & Mike Lee. Need social security numbers or birth dates to narrow it down. CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 444 2007 2008 $ 9.10* 565 2008 2009 8.53* 503 2009 2010 32.74* 604 2010 2011 33.15 477 2011 2012 33.92 2012 2013 34.28 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE.
PETITION NO. 17 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 292610769.01 DESCRIPTION: PT. NE 1/4 SW 1/4, PT SE 1/4 SW 1/4 & W. 500' OF SW 1/4 SE 1/4 N. OF TOWN ROAD (ANNEXED 4/10/00, FILED 6/22/01) 666682, 09-16N-03E DEED RECORDED 03/17/1994 in VOLOUME 415 PAGE 109 DEED RECORDED 7/23/2002 AS DOCUMENT 613216. DEED RECORDED 07/01/2003 AS DOCUMENT 622784 DEED RECORDED 06/06/2008 AS DOCUMENT 666682. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: Estate of Jay Joseph Cusick, Staci DiVincenzo, Michael S. McDermott, Patricia Kaczmarek, John S. Simon, Jerry A. Johnson, Mike Lee, David Cusick and Taquira Cusick, PATRICK CUSICK 614 CENTER ST APT 212 WONEWOC WI 53968 Lillian I. Cusick, 208 West Monroe ST Mauston WI 53948 Multiple child support liens against the names of Jerry Johnson & Mike Lee. Need social security numbers or birth dates to narrow it down. CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 1242 2007 2008 $1155.12* 1410 2008 2009 1152.55* 1415 2009 2010 3995.04* 1524 2010 2011 3902.31 1317 2011 2012 3898.64 2012 2013 4075.54 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 18 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290021413 DESCRIPTION: : PT. SW 1/4 NW 1/4 , T33S20NT04E DEED RECORDED September 12, 2002, AS DOCUMENT NO. 614521. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: THOMAS & AMY DUFRESNE, W7613 BOHLING RD, POYNETTE WI 539558941 MORTGAGEE(S): Krekeler Strother, S.C., PO Box 828 Madison, WI 53701-0828; Eustice, Laffey, Sebranek & Auby, S.C PO Box 590, Sun Prairie, WI 53590-0590 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 50 2008 2009 $43.30 41 2009 2010 49.34* 57 2010 2011 155.99 38 2011 2012 112.41 2012 2013 123.85 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 19 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290260277.01 DESCRIPTION: LOT 1, VOL. 16 CSM PG. 84, #3699; PT. SE 1/4 SE ¼ 35-16N-04E DEED RECORDED July 27, 2007, AS DOCUMENT NO. 660196. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: JENNIFER M DVORAK, W4130 49TH ST, MAUSTON WI 53948 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 662 2009 2010 $1478.94* 783 2010 2011 1398.29 619 2011 2012 1532.00 2012 2013 1439.54 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 20 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290320126.01 DESCRIPTION: : LOT 1, VOL. 16 CSM PG. 103, #3718; PT. NE 1/4 SE 1/4 & PT. SE 1/4 SE ¼, 01-15N-02E DEED RECORDED September 22, 2006, as DOCUMENT: 652800. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: MARY T DVORAK, W8517 SULDAL RD, MAUSTON WI 53948 MORTGAGEE(S): Flagstar Bank, 5151 Corporate Dr., Troy, MI 48098 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 930 2009 2010 $2284.13* 1032 2010 2011 2480.85 867 2011 2012 2163.52 2012 2013 2332.29 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 21 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290281961 DESCRIPTION: The E ½ E ½ S ½ SE ¼ SW ¼ of Section 34, Township 18 North, Range 4 East, Town of Necedah, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED September 10, 1984, as DOCUMENT: 278620. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: BEVERLY J EHRKE, 3900 N BERNARD ST UNIT#2, CHICAGO IL 60618 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 841 2009 2010 $198.33* 958 2010 2011 395.63 797 2011 2012 370.39 2012 2013 366.90 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 22 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 291110270 DESCRIPTION: ROBERT L. HANSON'S ADDITION LOT 1, VOL. 11 CSM PG. 96, #2807; LOT 4 EX. N 2'; N 1/2 OF LOT 5, BLK 1
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LAND CONTRACT RECORDED August 11, 2000, DOCUMENT: 366441. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: JEAN ELDRED, 327 MAIN ST, CAMP DOUGLAS WI 54618 LAND CONTRACT VENDOR: MAXIE & LOIS HARVEY W10290 9TH ST, CAMP DOUGLAS WI 54618 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 1098 2008 2009 $616.97* 1097 2009 2010 892.84* 1186 2010 2011 899.04 1004 2011 2012 859.20 2012 2013 933.30 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 23 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290280323 DESCRIPTION: PT. SW 1/4 NW 1/4 N. OF ROAD 14-18N03E DEED RECORDED September 3, 1996, as DOCUMENT: 337572. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: FREDRICK M FITTE JR, SHERI L FITTE, 6143 W LAWRENCE AVE, CHICAGO IL 60630 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 703 2009 2010 $ 361.55* 825 2010 2011 1209.61 661 2011 2012 1144.24 2012 2013 560.02 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 24 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290120246.01 DESCRIPTION: LOT 1, VOL. 16 CSM PG. 137, #3752; PT. FRNW 1/4 NE 1/4 04-17N-04E DEED RECORDED December 26, 2006, as DOCUMENT NO. 654866 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: ROBERT G THOMTE, 1760 ESTES AVE, DES PLAINES IL 60018 LAND CONTRACT VENDOR: JOSEPH N. MORRO N9177 19TH AVENUE NECEDAH, WI 54646 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 2009 2010 $336.45* 219 276 2010 2011 354.56 200 2011 2012 333.85 2012 2013 324.95 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 25 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290281478 DESCRIPTION: LOT 43, VOL. 3 CSM PG. 43, #577; PT. N 1/2 SE ¼ 21-18N-04E DEED RECORDED September 23, 2011, as DOCUMENT: 687670. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: JOZEF GAL, W5011 BUCKEYE DR, NECEDAH WI 54646 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 798 2009 2010 $2565.68* 924 2010 2011 4157.16 743 2011 2012 1973.27 2012 2013 3847.32 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 26 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290282159.2 DESCRIPTION: Lot 2 of Juneau County CSM No. 3674 recorded in Volume 16 of CSM, Page 59; located in the NE ¼ SE ¼ of Section 10, Township 19 North, Range 3 East, Town of Necedah, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED November 29, 2006 as DOCUMENT 654340 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: ARTHUR & TRUDITH C GARDNER, James T. Gardner, Daniel L. and Patricia C. Schofield,2028 JAY EYE SEE AVE RACINE WI 53403 CERTIFICATE NO.YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 851 2009 2010 $49.64* 968 2010 2011 365.81 813 2011 2012 505.12 2012 2013 498.03 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 27 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290281604 DESCRIPTION: PARCEL 1, VOL. 4 CSM PG. 40, #924; PT. NE 1/4 SE ¼, S28T18NR04E. DEED RECORDED APRIL 4, 1996,as DOCUMENT NO. 334686. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: LJUBISA VULOVIC, MARIA VULOVIC, 27836 NEVADA RD, CASHTON WI 54619 MORTGAGEES: FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK, P.O. BOX 130, KENDALL, WI 54638 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS (DATE OF FILING) (WARRANT NUMBER) NOVEMBER 20, 2003 2003UC009356 NOVEMBER 20, 2003 2003UC009357 JANUARY 28, 2005 2005UC001631
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LIS PENDENS: FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK KENDALL CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 811 2009 2010 $1438.79* 930 2010 2011 1464.33 755 2011 2012 1386.41 2012 2013 1355.72 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 28 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290041149 DESCRIPTION: Lot 13 of Clearfield Assessor’s Plat #1, Town of Clearfield, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED April 11, 1983, as DOCUMENT NO. 272625. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: GERALD G & MELBA GLEASON, 4115 CASTLEMOOR, JANESVILLE WI 53546 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 133 2009 2010 $311.20* 2010 2011 308.44 163 114 2011 2012 307.47 2012 2013 294.04 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 29 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 292511392 DESCRIPTION: : Lot 9 and the South 35 feet of Lot 8, all in Block 1 of Winsor’s Addition to the City of Mauston, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED August 5, 1994 as DOCUMENT 325282 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: MICHAEL E & SUSAN A GUNDERSON,444 ELM ST MAUSTON WI 53948 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 1365 2009 2010 $304.13* 1475 2010 2011 324.65 1254 2011 2012 323.26 2012 2013 311.75 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 30 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290200762 DESCRIPTION: PT. W 1/2 NW 1/4 (LOT 1, PLAT SURVEY 4JAN97) 27-15N-03E DEED RECORDED January 18, 2007 as DOCUMENT 655375 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: LINDSI E HAGEN, W7273 CHEESE FACTORY RD MAUSTON WI 53948 MORTGAGEE: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Farm Service Agency 820 Industrial Dr., Ste. 1 Sparta, WI 54656 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 476 2009 2010 $1809.17* 591 2010 2011 1804.74 469 2011 2012 1869.83 2012 2013 1851.11 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 31 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290020125 DESCRIPTION: Government Lot 4 (f/k/a NW ¼ of the NW ¼) of Section 2, Township 19 North, Range 3 East, Town of Armenia, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 11, 2005 as DOCUMENT 644504 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: RALPH FOREST HAMEL PRODUCTS INC, 5401 COUNTY RD D, VESPER WI 54489 MORTGAGEE(S): First National Bank of Bangor, PO Box 129 Bangor, WI 54614-0129, James D. Hamel and Kristen K. Hamel , Address Unknown, Farm Credit Services of North Central Wisconsin, PCA, 611 South 32nd Ave., Wausau, WI 54402-1089 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE: July 15, 2011 Warrant No. 201110518 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 1 2008 2009 $24.15 2 2009 2010 24.15 3 2010 2011 24.15 3 2011 2012 24.15 2012 2013 24.15 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 32 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290020126 DESCRIPTION: The SW ¼ NW ¼ of Section 2, Township 19 North, Range 3 East, Town of Armenia, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 11, 2005 as DOCUMENT 644504 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: RALPH FOREST HAMEL PRODUCTS INC, 5401 COUNTY RD D, VESPER WI 54489 MORTGAGEE(S): First National Bank of Bangor, PO Box 129 Bangor, WI 54614-0129, James D. Hamel and Kristen K. Hamel , Address Unknown, Farm Credit Services of North Central Wisconsin, PCA, 611 South 32nd Ave., Wausau, WI 54402-1089 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE: July 15, 2011 Warrant No. 201110518 CERTIFICATE NO.YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL
TAX LIEN 2008 2009 $41.20* 2009 2010 41.20* 2010 2011 41.20 2011 2012 41.20 2012 2013 41.20 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 33 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290020129 DESCRIPTION: : The NW ¼ SW ¼ of Section 2, Township 19 North, Range 3 East, Town of Armenia, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 11, 2005 as DOCUMENT 644504 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: RALPH FOREST HAMEL PRODUCTS INC, 5401 COUNTY RD D, VESPER WI 54489 MORTGAGEE(S): First National Bank of Bangor, PO Box 129 Bangor, WI 54614-0129, James D. Hamel and Kristen K. Hamel , Address Unknown, Farm Credit Services of North Central Wisconsin, PCA, 611 South 32nd Ave., Wausau, WI 54402-1089 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE: July 15, 2011 Warrant No. 201110518 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 3 2008 2009 $62.80* 4 2009 2010 62.80* 5 2010 2011 62.80 5 2011 2012 62.80 2012 2013 62.80 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 34 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290020130 DESCRIPTION: The SW ¼ SW ¼ of Section 2, Township 19 North, Range 3 East, Town of Armenia, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 11, 2005 as DOCUMENT 644504 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: RALPH FOREST HAMEL PRODUCTS INC, 5401 COUNTY RD D, VESPER WI 54489 MORTGAGEE(S): First National Bank of Bangor, PO Box 129 Bangor, WI 54614-0129, James D. Hamel and Kristen K. Hamel , Address Unknown, Farm Credit Services of North Central Wisconsin, PCA, 611 South 32nd Ave., Wausau, WI 54402-1089 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE: July 15, 2011 Warrant No. 201110518 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 4 2008 2009 $48.40* 5 2009 2010 48.40* 6 2010 2011 48.40 2011 2012 48.40 6 2012 2013 48.40 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 35 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290080395 DESCRIPTION: The SW ¼ SE ¼ of Section 23, Township 20 North, Range 3 East, Town of Armenia, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 11, 2005 as DOCUMENT 644504 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: RALPH FOREST HAMEL PRODUCTS INC, 5401 COUNTY RD D, VESPER WI 54489 MORTGAGEE(S): First National Bank of Bangor, PO Box 129 Bangor, WI 54614-0129, James D. Hamel and Kristen K. Hamel , Address Unknown, Farm Credit Services of North Central Wisconsin, PCA, 611 South 32nd Ave., Wausau, WI 54402-1089 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE: July 15, 2011 Warrant No. 201110518 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 191 2008 2009 $26.80* 173 2009 2010 26.80* 222 2010 2011 26.80 147 2011 2012 26.80 2012 2013 26.80 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 36 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290080434 DESCRIPTION: The NW ¼ NE ¼ of Section 26, Township 20 North, Range 3 East, Town of Armenia, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 11, 2005 as DOCUMENT 644504 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: RALPH FOREST HAMEL PRODUCTS INC, 5401 COUNTY RD D, VESPER WI 54489 MORTGAGEE(S): First National Bank of Bangor, PO Box 129 Bangor, WI 54614-0129, James D. Hamel and Kristen K. Hamel , Address Unknown, Farm Credit Services of North Central Wisconsin, PCA, 611 South 32nd Ave., Wausau, WI 54402-1089 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE: July 15, 2011 Warrant No. 201110518 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 174 2009 2010 $26.80* 223 2010 2011 26.80 148 2011 2012 26.80 2 3 4 4
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2012 2013 26.80 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 37 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290080435 DESCRIPTION: : The SW ¼ NE ¼ of Section 26, Township 20 North, Range 3 East, Town of Armenia, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 11, 2005 as DOCUMENT 644504 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: RALPH FOREST HAMEL PRODUCTS INC, 5401 COUNTY RD D, VESPER WI 54489 MORTGAGEE(S): First National Bank of Bangor, PO Box 129 Bangor, WI 54614-0129, James D. Hamel and Kristen K. Hamel , Address Unknown, Farm Credit Services of North Central Wisconsin, PCA, 611 South 32nd Ave., Wausau, WI 54402-1089 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE: July 15, 2011 Warrant No. 201110518 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 175 2009 2010 $26.80* 224 2010 2011 26.80 149 2011 2012 26.80 2012 2013 26.80 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 38 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290080440 DESCRIPTION: : The SE ¼ NW ¼ of Section 26, Township 20 North, Range 3 East, Town of Armenia, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 11, 2005 as DOCUMENT 644504 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: RALPH FOREST HAMEL PRODUCTS INC, 5401 COUNTY RD D, VESPER WI 54489 MORTGAGEE(S): First National Bank of Bangor, PO Box 129 Bangor, WI 54614-0129, James D. Hamel and Kristen K. Hamel , Address Unknown, Farm Credit Services of North Central Wisconsin, PCA, 611 South 32nd Ave., Wausau, WI 54402-1089 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE: July 15, 2011 Warrant No. 201110518 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 192 2008 2009 $26.80* 176 2009 2010 26.80* 225 2010 2011 26.80 150 2011 2012 26.80 2012 2013 26.80 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 39 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290080441 DESCRIPTION: : The NE ¼ SW ¼ of Section 26, Township 20 North, Range 3 East, Town of Armenia, Juneau County, Wisconsin.. DEED RECORDED October 11, 2005 as DOCUMENT 644504 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: RALPH FOREST HAMEL PRODUCTS INC, 5401 COUNTY RD D, VESPER WI 54489 MORTGAGEE(S): First National Bank of Bangor, PO Box 129 Bangor, WI 54614-0129, James D. Hamel and Kristen K. Hamel , Address Unknown, Farm Credit Services of North Central Wisconsin, PCA, 611 South 32nd Ave., Wausau, WI 54402-1089 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE: July 15, 2011 Warrant No. 201110518 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 193 2008 2009 $26.80* 177 2009 2010 26.80* 226 2010 2011 26.80 151 2011 2012 26.80 2012 2013 26.80 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 40 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290080444 DESCRIPTION: The SE ¼ SW ¼ of Section 26, Township 20 North, Range 3 East, Town of Armenia, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 11, 2005 as DOCUMENT 644504 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: RALPH FOREST HAMEL PRODUCTS INC, 5401 COUNTY RD D, VESPER WI 54489 MORTGAGEE(S): First National Bank of Bangor, PO Box 129 Bangor, WI 54614-0129, James D. Hamel and Kristen K. Hamel , Address Unknown, Farm Credit Services of North Central Wisconsin, PCA, 611 South 32nd Ave., Wausau, WI 54402-1089 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE: July 15, 2011 Warrant No. 201110518 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 194 2008 2009 $26.80* 178 2009 2010 26.80* 227 2010 2011 26.80 152 2011 2012 26.80 2012 2013 26.80 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE.
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PETITION NO. 41 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290080445 DESCRIPTION: : The NE ¼ SE ¼ of Section 26, Township 20 North, Range 3 East, Town of Armenia, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 11, 2005 as DOCUMENT 644504 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: RALPH FOREST HAMEL PRODUCTS INC, 5401 COUNTY RD D, VESPER WI 54489 MORTGAGEE(S): First National Bank of Bangor, PO Box 129 Bangor, WI 54614-0129, James D. Hamel and Kristen K. Hamel , Address Unknown, Farm Credit Services of North Central Wisconsin, PCA, 611 South 32nd Ave., Wausau, WI 54402-1089 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE: July 15, 2011 Warrant No. 201110518 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 195 2008 2009 $62.80* 179 2009 2010 62.80* 228 2010 2011 62.80 2011 2012 62.80 153 2012 2013 62.80 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 42 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290080446 DESCRIPTION: : The NW ¼ SE ¼ of Section 26, Township 20 North, Range 3 East, Town of Armenia, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 11, 2005 as DOCUMENT 644504 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: RALPH FOREST HAMEL PRODUCTS INC, 5401 COUNTY RD D, VESPER WI 54489 MORTGAGEE(S): First National Bank of Bangor, PO Box 129 Bangor, WI 54614-0129, James D. Hamel and Kristen K. Hamel , Address Unknown, Farm Credit Services of North Central Wisconsin, PCA, 611 South 32nd Ave., Wausau, WI 54402-1089 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE: July 15, 2011 Warrant No. 201110518 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 180 2009 2010 $26.80* 229 2010 2011 26.80 154 2011 2012 26.80 2012 2013 26.80 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 43 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290080447 DESCRIPTION: : The SW ¼ SE ¼ of Section 26, Township 20 North, Range 3 East, Town of Armenia, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 11, 2005 as DOCUMENT 644504 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: RALPH FOREST HAMEL PRODUCTS INC, 5401 COUNTY RD D, VESPER WI 54489 MORTGAGEE(S): First National Bank of Bangor, PO Box 129 Bangor, WI 54614-0129, James D. Hamel and Kristen K. Hamel , Address Unknown, Farm Credit Services of North Central Wisconsin, PCA, 611 South 32nd Ave., Wausau, WI 54402-1089 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE: July 15, 2011 Warrant No. 201110518 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 196 2008 2009 $44.80* 181 2009 2010 44.80* 230 2010 2011 44.80 155 2011 2012 44.80 2012 2013 44.80 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 44 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290080479 DESCRIPTION: : The NW ¼ NE ¼ of Section 35, Township 20 North, Range 3 East, Town of Armenia, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 11, 2005 as DOCUMENT 644504 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: RALPH FOREST HAMEL PRODUCTS INC, 5401 COUNTY RD D, VESPER WI 54489 MORTGAGEE(S): First National Bank of Bangor, PO Box 129 Bangor, WI 54614-0129, James D. Hamel and Kristen K. Hamel , Address Unknown, Farm Credit Services of North Central Wisconsin, PCA, 611 South 32nd Ave., Wausau, WI 54402-1089 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE: July 15, 2011 Warrant No. 201110518 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 197 2008 2009 $44.80* 182 2009 2010 44.80* 231 2010 2011 44.80 156 2011 2012 44.80 2012 2013 44.80 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 45 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290080480 DESCRIPTION: : The SW ¼ NE ¼ of Section 35, Township 20 North, Range 3 East, Town of Armenia, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 11, 2005 as DOCUMENT 644504
LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: RALPH FOREST HAMEL PRODUCTS INC, 5401 COUNTY RD D, VESPER WI 54489 MORTGAGEE(S): First National Bank of Bangor, PO Box 129 Bangor, WI 54614-0129, James D. Hamel and Kristen K. Hamel , Address Unknown, Farm Credit Services of North Central Wisconsin, PCA, 611 South 32nd Ave., Wausau, WI 54402-1089 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE: July 15, 2011 Warrant No. 201110518 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 198 2008 2009 $26.80* 183 2009 2010 26.80* 232 2010 2011 26.80 157 2011 2012 26.80 2012 2013 26.80 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 46 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290080482 DESCRIPTION: : The NE ¼ NW ¼ of Section 35, Township 20 North, Range 3 East, Town of Armenia, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 11, 2005 as DOCUMENT 644504 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: RALPH FOREST HAMEL PRODUCTS INC, 5401 COUNTY RD D, VESPER WI 54489 MORTGAGEE(S): First National Bank of Bangor, PO Box 129 Bangor, WI 54614-0129, James D. Hamel and Kristen K. Hamel , Address Unknown, Farm Credit Services of North Central Wisconsin, PCA, 611 South 32nd Ave., Wausau, WI 54402-1089 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE: July 15, 2011 Warrant No. 201110518 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 199 2008 2009 $26.80* 184 2009 2010 26.80* 233 2010 2011 26.80 159 2011 2012 26.80 2012 2013 26.80 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 47 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290080483 DESCRIPTION: The NW ¼ NW ¼ of Section 35, Township 20 North, Range 3 East, Town of Armenia, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 11, 2005 as DOCUMENT 644504 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: RALPH FOREST HAMEL PRODUCTS INC, 5401 COUNTY RD D, VESPER WI 54489 MORTGAGEE(S): First National Bank of Bangor, PO Box 129 Bangor, WI 54614-0129, James D. Hamel and Kristen K. Hamel , Address Unknown, Farm Credit Services of North Central Wisconsin, PCA, 611 South 32nd Ave., Wausau, WI 54402-1089 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE: July 15, 2011 Warrant No. 201110518 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 200 2008 2009 $26.80* 185 2009 2010 26.80* 234 2010 2011 26.80 160 2011 2012 26.80 2012 2013 26.80 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 48 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290080484 DESCRIPTION: : The SW ¼ NW ¼ of Section 35, Township 20 North, Range 3 East, Town of Armenia, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 11, 2005 as DOCUMENT 644504 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: RALPH FOREST HAMEL PRODUCTS INC, 5401 COUNTY RD D, VESPER WI 54489 MORTGAGEE(S): First National Bank of Bangor, PO Box 129 Bangor, WI 54614-0129, James D. Hamel and Kristen K. Hamel , Address Unknown, Farm Credit Services of North Central Wisconsin, PCA, 611 South 32nd Ave., Wausau, WI 54402-1089 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE: July 15, 2011 Warrant No. 201110518 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 201 2008 2009 $26.80* 186 2009 2010 26.80* 235 2010 2011 26.80 161 2011 2012 26.80 2012 2013 26.80 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 49 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290080485 DESCRIPTION: : The SE ¼ NW ¼ of Section 35, Township 20 North, Range 3 East, Town of Armenia, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 11, 2005 as DOCUMENT 644504 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: RALPH FOREST HAMEL PRODUCTS INC, 5401 COUNTY RD D, VESPER WI 54489 MORTGAGEE(S): First National Bank of Bangor, PO Box 129 Bangor, WI 54614-0129, James D. Hamel and Kristen K. Hamel , Address Unknown, Farm Credit Services of North
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Central Wisconsin, PCA, 611 South 32nd Ave., Wausau, WI 54402-1089 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE: July 15, 2011 Warrant No. 201110518 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 202 2008 2009 $26.80* 187 2009 2010 26.80* 236 2010 2011 26.80 162 2011 2012 26.80 2012 2013 26.80 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 50 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290080486 DESCRIPTION: : The NE ¼ SW ¼ of Section 35, Township 20 North, Range 3 East, Town of Armenia, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 11, 2005 as DOCUMENT 644504 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: RALPH FOREST HAMEL PRODUCTS INC, 5401 COUNTY RD D, VESPER WI 54489 MORTGAGEE(S): First National Bank of Bangor, PO Box 129 Bangor, WI 54614-0129, James D. Hamel and Kristen K. Hamel , Address Unknown, Farm Credit Services of North Central Wisconsin, PCA, 611 South 32nd Ave., Wausau, WI 54402-1089 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE: July 15, 2011 Warrant No. 201110518 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 203 2008 2009 $26.80* 188 2009 2010 26.80* 237 2010 2011 26.80 163 2011 2012 26.80 2012 2013 26.80 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 51 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290080487 DESCRIPTION: : The NW ¼ SW ¼ of Section 35, Township 20 North, Range 3 East, Town of Armenia, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 11, 2005 as DOCUMENT 644504 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: RALPH FOREST HAMEL PRODUCTS INC, 5401 COUNTY RD D, VESPER WI 54489 MORTGAGEE(S): First National Bank of Bangor, PO Box 129 Bangor, WI 54614-0129, James D. Hamel and Kristen K. Hamel , Address Unknown, Farm Credit Services of North Central Wisconsin, PCA, 611 South 32nd Ave., Wausau, WI 54402-1089 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE: July 15, 2011 Warrant No. 201110518 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 204 2008 2009 $26.80* 189 2009 2010 26.80* 238 2010 2011 26.80 164 2011 2012 26.80 2012 2013 26.80 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 52 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290080488 DESCRIPTION: : The SW ¼ SW ¼ of Section 35, Township 20 North, Range 3 East, Town of Armenia, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 11, 2005 as DOCUMENT 644504 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: RALPH FOREST HAMEL PRODUCTS INC, 5401 COUNTY RD D, VESPER WI 54489 MORTGAGEE(S): First National Bank of Bangor, PO Box 129 Bangor, WI 54614-0129, James D. Hamel and Kristen K. Hamel , Address Unknown, Farm Credit Services of North Central Wisconsin, PCA, 611 South 32nd Ave., Wausau, WI 54402-1089 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE: July 15, 2011 Warrant No. 201110518 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 205 2008 2009 $26.80* 190 2009 2010 26.80* 239 2010 2011 26.80 165 2011 2012 26.80 2012 2013 26.80 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 53 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290241308.135 DESCRIPTION: Lot 13 Assessor's Plat No. 2, in the Town of Lyndon, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED DECEMBER 19, 1996, as DOCUMENT NO. 339701. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: ROMAN WERESKI, ZOFIA WERESKI, 1217 S OLD WILKE RD, ARLINGTON HTS IL 60005 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 690 2008 2009 $ 4.22* 649 2009 2010 269.37* 764 2010 2011 278.56 605 2011 2012 288.45 2012 2013 274.60
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*MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 54 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290281152.8 DESCRIPTION: PT. NW 1/4 NE 1/4 (PARCEL 4, PLAT OF SURVEY DATED 7/6/92), 17-18N-04E LAND CONTRACT RECORDED June 12, 2006, as DOCUMENT 650270. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: JAMIE L & AMANDA L MILHEISER, PO BOX 83, NECEDAH WI 54646 LAND CONTRACT VENDORS: Charles & Charlene Sitas, Jody J. Pamperin, W6491 30th St., , New Lisbon, WI 53950 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 789 2008 2009 $302.77* 758 2009 2010 661.31* 887 2010 2011 671.42 718 2011 2012 632.58 2012 2013 622.08 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 55 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290121574 DESCRIPTION: N 1/2 NE 1/4 SW ¼, 16-16N-04E DEED RECORDED June 20, 2002, as DOCUMENT: 612521. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: LISA K NEVETT, RICHARD B OCHOA, 3445 HENSLEY ST, RENO NV 89503-2038 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 269 2009 2010 $132.36* 333 2010 2011 144.43 253 2011 2012 132.85 2012 2013 135.94 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 56 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290121577 DESCRIPTION: N 1/2 NW 1/4 SW ¼, 16-16N-04E DEED RECORDED June 20, 2002, as DOCUMENT: 612521. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: LISA K NEVETT, RICHARD B OCHOA, 3445 HENSLEY ST, TENO NV 895032038 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 270 2009 2010 $132.36* 334 2010 2011 144.43 254 2011 2012 132.85 2012 2013 135.94 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 57 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290280727.2 DESCRIPTION: PT. SE 1/4 SE ¼ 31-18N-03E DEED RECORDED: March 5, 1998 as DOCUMENT 347491 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: STEVEN J PAPENFUSS, W8188 28TH ST W NEW LISBON WI 53950 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: DATE OF FILING WARRANT NUMBER October 15, 2001 29-00154590 October 15, 2001 29-00154591 October 15, 2001 29-00154592 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 726 2009 2010 $276.05* 849 2010 2011 595.84 686 2011 2012 548.74 2012 2013 544.27 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 58 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290360953 DESCRIPTION: PT. NE 1/4 SW ¼ 36-14N-03E DEED RECORDED November 6, 2007 as DOCUMENT 662531 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: ISAAC ROWE, W6209 CLARK RD LAVALLE WI 53941 MORTGAGEE(S): Farmers and Merchants Bank of Kendall Kendall, WI Lis Pendens recorded January 18, 2012 as Document No. 689607. CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 1041 2009 2010 $445.68* 1138 2010 2011 485.51 961 2011 2012 469.77 2012 2013 562.17 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 59 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290360958 DESCRIPTION: PT. SE 1/4 SW ¼ 36-14N-03E DEED RECORDED November 6, 2007 as DOCUMENT 662531 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: ISAAC ROWE, W6209 CLARK RD LAVALLE WI 53941 MORTGAGEE(S): Farmers and Merchants Bank of Kendall Kendall, WI Lis Pendens recorded January 18, 2012 as Document No. 689607. CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM
TAX LIEN 2009 2010 $26.80* 2010 2011 29.19 2011 2012 945.66 2012 2013 1432.49 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 60 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290360961 DESCRIPTION: PT. SW 1/4 SE ¼ 36-14N-03E DEED RECORDED November 6, 2007 as DOCUMENT 662531 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: ISAAC ROWE, W6209 CLARK RD, LAVALLE WI 53941 MORTGAGEE(S): Farmers and Merchants Bank of Kendall Kendall, WI Lis Pendens recorded January 18, 2012 as Document No. 689607. CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 1044 2009 2010 $2132.30* 1141 2010 2011 2417.36 963 2011 2012 2334.40 2012 2013 2372.43 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 61 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290360962 DESCRIPTION: : The SE ¼ SE ¼ of Section 36, Township 14 North, Range 3 East, Town of Summit, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED November 6, 2007 as DOCUMENT 662531 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: ISAAC ROWE, W6209 CLARK RD LAVALLE WI 53941 MORTGAGEE(S): Farmers and Merchants Bank of Kendall Kendall, WI Lis Pendens recorded January 18, 2012 as Document No. 689607. CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 1045 2009 2010 $421.32* 1142 2010 2011 458.98 964 2011 2012 444.08 2012 2013 476.71 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 62 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 291610152.089 DESCRIPTION: ASSESSOR'S PLAT #4 LOT 44B, VOL. 5 CSM PG. 271 #1494; PT. OF LOT 44, Village of Necedah, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED AUGUST 5, 2003, as DOCUMENT NO. 623985. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: JEROME W BRUSS JR, MARY SUE BRUSS, 301 PLUM ST, NECEDAH WI 54646 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 1149 2009 2010 $3376.66* 1236 2010 2011 2956.18 1051 2011 2012 3456.30 2012 2013 3392.14 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 63 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 291110209 DESCRIPTION: ASSESSOR'S PLAT PARCEL 4, VOL. 3 CSM PG. 256 #789; PT. OF LOT 91. DEED RECORDED September 11, 2007, as DOCUMENT NO. 661192. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: KENNETH ROY HENRICKS JR, PO BOX 252, CAMP DOUGLAS WI 54618 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 1091 2008 2009 $233.34* 1090 2009 2010 242.49* 1179 2010 2011 245.48 999 2011 2012 261.74 2012 2013 257.01 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 64 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290240524 DESCRIPTION: PT. SW 1/4 NW ¼, 24-14N-05E Land Contract assigned 12/8/11 as Document #688979. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: TERRY L HINZ, ANN R HINZ, W1638 DEES RD, LYNDON STATION WI 53944 NAME OF OTHER IN TITLE: SHEILA J. & JUSTIN RAUDEBUSH, W1247 County RD J, Wisconsin Dells WI 53965 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 631 2008 2009 $1.13* 583 2009 2010 1148.87* 2012 2013 488.10 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 65 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290181150 DESCRIPTION: That part of the SE 1/4 SW 1/4 of Section 35, Township 15 North, Range 4 East, lying South of Seven Mile Creek, Township of Lemonweir, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED August 26 1980, as DOCUMENT NO. 1043 1140 962
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262723 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: NANCY JENSEN, N9313 2ND AVE, CAMP DOUGLAS WI 54618 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 442 2009 2010 $133.34* 557 2010 2011 124.97 435 2011 2012 120.60 2012 2013 117.17 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 66 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290340142 DESCRIPTION: The North 5 acres of the E 1/2 NW 1/4 of Section 2, Township 14 North, Range 4 East, Town of Seven Mile Creek, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED August 26, 1980, as DOCUMENT NO. 262723 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: NANCY JENSEN, N9313 2ND AVE, CAMP DOUGLAS WI 54618 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 951 2009 2010 $70.40* 1051 2010 2011 59.36 884 2011 2012 58.49 2012 2013 58.37 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 67 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290021581 DESCRIPTION: THE W 1/2 OF LOT 7, OF SECTION 5, TOWNSHIP 20 NORTH, RANGE 5 EAST, TOWN OF ARMENIA, JUNEAU COUNTY, WISCONSIN. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: ENRIQUE P JIMENEZ, 4607 RIVERSIDE AVE, LYONS IL 60534 MORTGAGEES: NEKOOSA PORT EDWARDS STATE BANK, 405 MARKET STREET, NEKOOSA, WI 54457 LIS PENDENS: NEKOOSA PORT EDWARDS STATE BANK CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 47 2009 2010 $ 234.05* 67 2010 2011 1019.42 46 2011 2012 724.35 2012 2013 863.26 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 68 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290282009 DESCRIPTION: PT. SW 1/4 NE ¼, 35-18N-04E DEED RECORDED DECEMBER 26, 1985, as DOCUMENT NO. 283809. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: ANNA M KJELDSEN ESTATEC/O LOIS GUZY, 2 LOMBARD CIR, LOMBARD IL 60148 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 547 2005 2006 $ 16.25* 691 2006 2007 16.77* 751 2007 2008 16.72* 869 2008 2009 8.15* 843 2009 2010 9.40* 962 2010 2011 9.56 803 2011 2012 9.11 2012 2013 8.86 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 69 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290282026 DESCRIPTION: PT. SE 1/4 NW ¼, 35-18N-04E DEED RECORDED DECEMBER 26, 1985, as DOCUMENT NO. 283809. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: ANNA M KJELDSEN ESTATE C/O LOIS GUZY, 2 LOMBARD CIR, LOMBARD IL 60148 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 551 2005 2006 $123.54* 696 2006 2007 127.40* 756 2007 2008 127.07* 872 2008 2009 8.15* 846 2009 2010 9.40* 965 2010 2011 9.56 808 2011 2012 9.11 2012 2013 8.86 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 70 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290260256 DESCRIPTION: The S 1/2 NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of Section 34, Township 16 North, Range 4 East, Town of Marion, Juneau County, Wisconsin, EXCEPT the West 2 rods of said twenty acres. DEED RECORDED July 19, 1960, as DOCUMENT NO. 200401. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: MATTHEW F KOSKI, ALICE M KOSKI, 7211 S FAIRFIELD, CHICAGO IL 60629 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 657 2009 2010 $948.18* 778 2010 2011 1047.66 614 2011 2012 1137.84 2012 2013 1077.10
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*MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 71 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290260260 DESCRIPTION: The SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of Section 34, Township 16 North, Range 4 East, Town of Marion, Juneau County, Wisconsin, EXCEPT the West 1 rod thereof. DEED RECORDED July 19, 1960, as DOCUMENT NO. 200401 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: MATTHEW F KOSKI, ALICE M KOSKI, 7211 S FAIRFIELD, CHICAGO IL 60629 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 659 2009 2010 $1589.90* 780 2010 2011 1733.55 616 2011 2012 1891.08 2012 2013 1788.07 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 72 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290260262 DESCRIPTION: NE 1/4 NE ¼, 35-16N-04E . DEED RECORDED July 19, 1960 as DOCUMENT NO. 200401. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: MATTHEW F KOSKI, ALICE M KOSKI, 7211 S FAIRFIELD, CHICAGO IL 60629 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 660 2009 2010 $ 921.53* 781 2010 2011 1006.20 617 2011 2012 1092.83 2012 2013 1034.50 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 73 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290260263 DESCRIPTION: PT. NW 1/4 NE ¼, 35-16N-04E DEED RECORDED July 19, 1960 as DOCUMENT NO. 200401. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: MATTHEW F KOSKI, ALICE M KOSKI, 7211 S FAIRFIELD, CHICAGO IL 60629 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 661 2009 2010 $1386.08* 782 2010 2011 1523.14 618 2011 2012 1654.25 2012 2013 1565.95 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 74 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290281130 DESCRIPTION: PT. W 1/2 SW ¼ 16-18N-04E DEED RECORDED FEBRUARY 20, 2004 as DOCUMENT NO. 629155 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: JOSHUA KOSTERA, 5568 S 14TH ST, MILWAUKEE WI 53221 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 754 2009 2010 $440.82* 884 2010 2011 447.34 714 2011 2012 419.55 2012 2013 414.75 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 75 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290180533 DESCRIPTION: S. 28 RODS OF E. 28 RODS OF SE 1/4 SE 1/4 EXCEPT 606981 PT. SE 1/4 SE 1/4., 14-15N-04E DEED RECORDED NOVEMBER 2, 2009, as DOCUMENT NO. 676389 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: MATHIAS G WACHAL N32W22020 HILL N DALE CIR, PEWAUKEE WI 53072 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 419 2009 2010 $1304.91* 529 2010 2011 1215.61 2012 2013 1137.70 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 76 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290260259 DESCRIPTION: W. 300' OF S. 1,452' OF W 1/2 SE ¼, 3416N-04E. DEED RECORDED FEBRUARY 2, 1972, as DOCUMENT NO. 228940 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: MILAN LASKARIN, KATICA LASKARIN, 293 EVERGREEN CIR, GILBERTS IL 60136-4049 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 658 2009 2010 $734.93* 779 2010 2011 812.86 615 2011 2012 882.85
2012 2013 835.73 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 77 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 292210646 DESCRIPTION: ORIGINAL PLAT PT. OF LOT 1, BLK 3 PT. OF LOT 10, BLK 3 PT. OF ALLEY, City of Elroy, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED OCTOBER 23, 2005, as DOCUMENT NO. 332000. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: LYNN P RITTENHOUSE, W9088 PREUSS RD, ELROY WI 53929 MORTGAGEES: ROYAL BANK, PO BOX 10, ELROY WI 53929; CITY OF ELROY FEDERAL TAX LIENS: DATE: 1/10/11 DOCUMENT #: 684036 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 1257 2009 2010 $1766.38* 1362 2010 2011 1131.38 1147 2011 2012 1254.39 2012 2013 1110.57 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 78 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 292210653 DESCRIPTION: ORIGINAL PLAT PT. LOT 9, BLK 3 PT. LOT 10, BLK 3 PT. LOT 11, BLK 3, City of Elroy, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED OCTOBER 23, 2005, as DOCUMENT NO. 332000. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: LYNN P RITTENHOUSE, W9088 PREUSS RD, ELROY WI 53929 MORTGAGEES: Royal Bank, P.O. Box 10 , Elroy, WI 53929: City of Elroy FEDERAL TAX LIENS: DATE: JANUARY 10, 2011 Document No: 684036 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 1258 2009 2010 $170.95* 1363 2010 2011 190.06 1148 2011 2012 185.69 2012 2013 193.11 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 79 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290280319 DESCRIPTION: VOL. 5, C.S.M., PG. 75 W. 325' OF N. 1,000 ' OF SW 1/4 NE ¼, 14-18N-03E DEED RECORDED JULY 18, 1979, as DOCUMENT NO. 258422. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: WILLIE J LEWIS, 9417 N 91ST ST, MILWAUKEE WI 53224 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 702 2009 2010 $608.51* 824 2010 2011 628.19 660 2011 2012 597.24 2012 2013 581.25 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 80 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290281253 DESCRIPTION: PT. N 1/2 NE 1/4 SE ¼, 17-18N-04E DEED RECORDED September 22, 1989, as DOCUMENT NO. 300067. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: BRENDA LOCKEN, N344 BYINGTON RD, WONEWOC WI 53968 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS (DATE OF FILING) (WARRANT NUMBER) November 11,201129-11900502 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 767 2009 2010 $805.91* 895 2010 2011 818.89 724 2011 2012 772.77 2012 2013 758.53 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 81 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290282019 DESCRIPTION: PT. SW 1/4 NW ¼, 35-18N-04E DEED RECORDED: FEBRUARY 19, 2002 as DOCUMENT NO. 609732 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: JOHN W MAYER & WILLIAM A MAYER, 2768 BRECHIN TRAIL, ELGIN IL 60124 MORTGAGEE: SYLVIA J. MAYER , DDRESS UNKNOWN WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: (DATE OF FILING) (WARRANT NUMBER) 09/23/2010 29-11836763 09/23/2010 29-11963355 10/30/2007 29-11130153 10/30/2007 29-11257046 10/30/2007 29-10882183 10/30/2007 29-11130154
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08/02/2004 29-00154734 FEDERAL TAX LIENS: LIEN #1478 DATE OF LIEN: 09/16/2004 LIEN #1469 DATE OF LIEN: 05/21/2004 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 845 2009 2010 $1841.90* 964 2010 2011 1877.13 806 2011 2012 1766.91 2012 2013 1823.57 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 82 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290241083.19 DESCRIPTION: Lot 19 of CSM No. 1456, recorded in Volume 5 of CSM Page 233, being a part of the SW 1/4 NW 1/4 and the NW 1/4 SW 1/4 of Section 30, Township 14 North, Range 6 East, in the Town of Lyndon, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED JUNE 24, 2002, as DOCUMENT NO. 612561. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: JAMES Q MCDUFFIE, PO BOX 5162, MADISON WI 53705 MORTGAGEE: M & I MARSHALL & ILSLEY BANK P.O. BOX 478, Milwaukee WI 53201 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 626 2009 2010 $975.51* *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 83 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290241083.20 DESCRIPTION: Lot 20 of CSM No. 1456, recorded in Volume 5 of CSM Page 233, being a part of the SW 1/4 NW 1/4 and the NW 1/4 SW 1/4 of Section 30, Township 14 North, Range 6 East, in the Town of Lyndon, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED JUNE 24, 2002, as DOCUMENT NO. 612561. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: JAMES Q MCDUFFIE, PO BOX 5162, MADISON WI 53705 MORTGAGEE: M & I MARSHALL & ILSLEY BANK P.O. BOX 478, Milwaukee WI 53201 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 627 2009 2010 $258.15* *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 84 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290122011 DESCRIPTION: LOT 181 OF CASTLE ROCK ESTATES, TOWN OF GERMANTOWN, JUNEAU COUNTY, WISCONSIN. DEED RECORDED JULY 6, 2004 as DOCUMENT NO. 632973. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: THOMAS L MUSSELL, KAREN MUSSELL, 579 KENNEDY ST, MARENGO IL 60152 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 325 285 351 269
2008 2009 $ 32.90* 2009 2010 271.27* 2010 2011 285.89 2011 2012 269.18 2012 2013 262.01 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 85 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290020389.90 DESCRIPTION LOT 90, VOL. 13 CSM PG. 27, #3087; PT. SE 1/4 SE 1/4 1/92ND INTEREST IN O.L. 1, 2 3, 4 & 5, 09-19N04E DEED RECORDED SEPTEMBER 23, 2003, as DOCUMENT NO. 625463. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: WILLIAM G NICOLOPULOS, 2000 PARKSIDE 2B, PARK RIDGE IL 60068 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 11 2008 2009 $ 22.28* 12 2009 2010 589.66* 14 2010 2011 688.59 11 2011 2012 496.20 2012 2013 546.72 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 86 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290280573 DESCRIPTION: PT. SE 1/4 SW 1/4 (PARCEL 36), 25-18N03E DEED RECORDED APRIL 20, 2005, as DOCUMENT NO. 640030. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: ANTONI NIEWIAROWSKI 4341 N OAK PARK AVE, HARDWOOD HEIGHTS IL 607067188 MORTGAGEES: THE NECEDAH BANK P.O. BOX 490, NECEDAH, WI 54646
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CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 717 2009 2010 $312.39* *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 87 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 292210438 DESCRIPTION: A part of Lot Number 4 Block Number 2 of George M. Fowler's Addition to the City of Elroy, Juneau County, Wisconsin, described as follows: Commencing at the Northeast corner of said Lot 4; running thence West 100 feet; thence South 55 feet; thence East 100 feet; thence North 55 feet to the place of beginning. DEED RECORDED JUNE 23, 1997, as DOCUMENT NO. 342769. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: DENNIS L OLSON, 1407 2ND MAIN ST, ELROY WI 53929 MORTGAGEE: Royal Bank, PO Box 10, Elroy WI 53929 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 1241 2009 2010 $387.26* 1346 2010 2011 733.06 1135 2011 2012 732.87 2012 2013 742.38 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 88 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 291610215.214 DESCRIPTION: Outlot 1, Oak Grove Resort Pud, recorded in Volume 10 of Plats, Page 26, Document No. 601301, filed on March 15, 2001 at 9:20 a.m., in the Village of Necedah, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED December 10, 2009, as DOCUMENT NO. 677115 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: PREMIER CAPITAL INVESTMENTS LLC, PO BOX 1524 BROOKFIELD WI 53008 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 1169 2009 2010 $3802.55* 1251 2010 2011 4026.29 1059 2011 2012 4258.14 2012 2013 3980.29 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 89 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 291610215.215 DESCRIPTION: Outlot 2, Oak Grove Resort Pud, recorded in Volume 10 of Plats, Page 26, Document No. 601301, filed on March 15, 2001 at 9:20 a.m., in the Village of Necedah, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED December 10, 2009, as DOCUMENT NO. 677115 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: PREMIER CAPITAL INVESTMENTS LLC, PO BOX 1524 BROOKFIELD WI 53008 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 1170 2009 2010 $2378.29* 1252 2010 2011 2518.23 1060 2011 2012 2663.23 2012 2013 2489.45 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 90 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 291610215.217 DESCRIPTION: Outlot 4, Oak Grove Resort Pud, recorded in Volume 10 of Plats, Page 26, Document No. 601301, filed on March 15, 2001 at 9:20 a.m., in the Village of Necedah, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED December 10, 2009, as DOCUMENT NO. 677115 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: PREMIER CAPITAL INVESTMENTS LLC, PO BOX 1524, BROOKFIELD WI 53008 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 1171 2009 2010 $22553.41* 1254 2010 2011 22984.70 1062 2011 2012 16521.55 2012 2013 15447.07 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 91 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 291610215.218 DESCRIPTION: Outlot 5, Oak Grove Resort Pud, recorded in Volume 10 of Plats, Page 26, Document No. 601301, filed on March 15, 2001 at 9:20 a.m., in the Village of Necedah, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED December 10, 2009, as DOCUMENT NO. 677115 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: PREMIER CAPITAL INVESTMENTS LLC, PO BOX 1524, BROOKFIELD WI 53008 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 1172 2009 2010 $383.24* 1255 2010 2011 405.79 1063 2011 2012 429.16 2012 2013 401.15 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL
CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 92 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290121072.01 DESCRIPTION: LOT 1, VOL. 9 C.S.M. PG. 49, #2297; PT. NW 1/4 SE ¼, 32-17N-04E. DEED RECORDED August 11, 1999, as DOCUMENT NO. 359388. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: CONSTANCE L ROLNIK, 5110 HILL RD, ACWORTH GA 30101 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 240 2009 2010 $1790.07* 300 2010 2011 1959.34 226 2011 2012 1795.91 2012 2013 1842.32 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 93 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290121072.02 DESCRIPTION LOT 2, VOL. 9 C.S.M. PG. 49, #2297; PT. NW 1/4 SE ¼, 32-17N-04E DEED RECORDED August 11, 1999, as DOCUMENT NO. 359388. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: CONSTANCE L ROLNIK, 5110 HILL RD, ACWORTH GA 30101 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 241 2009 2010 $671.24* 301 2010 2011 732.49 227 2011 2012 673.74 2012 2013 689.41 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 94 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290282432 DESCRIPTION: Lot 12, Robert N. Smith Subdivision, in the Town of Necedah, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED July 6, 1999, as DOCUMENT NO. 358596. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: DANIEL A RUDY, JOANNE M NEDVED, 730 CHIPPEWA DR, ELGIN IL 60120-4015 MORTGAGEE: CITIFINANCIAL, INC., 600 West Wisconsin Street, Sparta, WI 54656 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 869 2009 2010 $1232.12* 983 2010 2011 1241.28 828 2011 2012 1162.38 2012 2013 1141.47 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 95 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290241242 DESCRIPTION: LOT 27 ARBOR LAKE ESTATES, IN THE TOWN OF LYNDON, JUNEAU COUNTY, WISCONSIN DEED RECORDED JULY 29, 1991, as DOCUMENT NO. 307992. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: ANDREW SANTIAGO, KAREN SANTIAGO, 8933 SOUTHFIELD DR, BRIDGEVIEW IL 60455 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 637 2009 2010 $420.27* 750 2010 2011 375.46 592 2011 2012 396.65 2012 2013 382.98 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 96 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 292510566 DESCRIPTION: All of Lot 8 East 23 feet Lot 9, Block 3, Gray's Addition, in the City of Mauston, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED NOVEMBER 22, 1984, as DOCUMENT NO. 326971. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: SHANE T SCHILLER, KERRI M SCHILLER, 524 MAINE ST, MAUSTON WI 53948 MORTGAGEE: Citifinancial, Inc. 2830 New Pinery Road, Ste G, Portage, WI 53901 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 1303 2008 2009 $1676.49* 1314 2009 2010 1804.80 1417 2010 2011 1355.94 1207 2011 2012 1345.50 2012 2013 1290.52 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 97 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 292510567 DESCRIPTION: Lot 10, and West 17 feet of Lot 9 in Block 3, Gray's Addition, in the City of Mauston, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED October 3, 2000, as DOCUMENT NO. 367573. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: SHANE T SCHILLER, KERRI M SCHILLER, 524 MAINE ST, MAUSTON WI 53948 MORTGAGEE: Citifinancial, Inc. 2830 New Pinery Road, Ste G, Portage, WI 53901 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 1304 2008 2009 $687.42* 1315 2009 2010 670.57*
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2010 2011 574.50 2011 2012 573.50 2012 2013 565.38 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 98 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290280828 DESCRIPTION: S. 132' SE 1/4 NE 1/4 EX. E. 660', 35-18N03E DEED RECORDED OCTOBER 1, 2010, as DOCUMENT NO. 606087. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: LEE R SCHULZ, 3325 E DENTON AVE, ST FRANCIS WI 53235 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 734 2009 2010 $554.42* 857 2010 2011 583.32 2011 2012 548.83 694 2012 2013 540.57 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 99 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290040454.07 DESCRIPTION: Lot 7 of CSM No. 3374 recorded in the Juneau County Register of Deeds Office in Volume 14 of Certified Survey Maps, page 154, as Document No. 633777, in the Town of Clearfield, Juneau County, Wisconsin,. DEED RECORDED October 18, 2004 as DOCUMENT NO. 635702 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: MICHAEL D & DEBRA G SCHUMAKER, 4723 W BROWNVIEW DR, JANESVILLE WI 53545 MORTGAGEE: M&I Marshall & Ilsley Bank, P.O. Box 478 Milwaukee, WI 53201-0478 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 103 2009 2010 $367.01* 130 2010 2011 680.15 87 2011 2012 677.35 2012 2013 697.80 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 100 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290180746 DESCRIPTION: PT. NW 1/4 NE ¼, 21-15N-04E DEED RECORDED June 25, 2001, as DOCUMENT NO. 603705. DEED RECORDED November 23, 2009,as DOCUMENT NO. 676839. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: BRIAN L WILCOX SR, BRIAN L WILCOX JR, 822 W STATE ST, MAUSTON WI 53948 FEDERAL TAX LIENS DATE: July 6, 2011 Document No. 686523 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 311 2003 2004 $ 990.16* 236 2004 2005 1505.22* 257 2005 2006 1408.67* 358 2006 2007 1238.36* 389 2007 2008 1432.32* 496 2008 2009 1357.13* 425 2009 2010 1457.28* 539 2010 2011 1358.41 425 2011 2012 1308.89 2012 2013 1271.60 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 101 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290340414 DESCRIPTION: The North 10 rods of the East 16 rods of the SE 1/4 of Section 15, Township 14 North, Range 4 East, Town of Seven Mile Creek, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED December 19, 1985, AS DOCUMENT NO. 283740. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: DONALD SCULLY N2429 RILEY RD, MAUSTON WI 53948 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 969 2009 2010 $128.01* 1058 2010 2011 98.91 894 2011 2012 97.50 2012 2013 97.28 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 102 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 291910234 DESCRIPTION: The South 49 1/2 feet of Lot 6, Block 6 of the Original Plat of the Village of Wonewoc, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED September 3, 1996, as DOCUMENT NO. 337556 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: BRIAN SEBRANEK 1053 MITSCHER AVE, HILLSBORO WI 54634 WISCONSIN TAX LIENS: (DATE OF FILING) (WARRANT NUMBER) June 16, 2008 62-10890182 Case Number 2008TW000044 June 16, 2008 62-00153982 Case Number 2008TW000048 June 23, 2008 62-11974010 Case Number 2008TW000052 June 23, 2008 62-1175034 Case Number 2007TW000171
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June 23, 2008 62-11846084 Case Number 2007TW000172 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 1193 2008 2009 $182.32* 1201 2009 2010 1070.21* 1296 2010 2011 1109.06 1099 2011 2012 1058.32 2012 2013 1057.98 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 103 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290141009.003 DESCRIPTION: ASSESSOR'S PLAT LYNDON- KILDARE LOT 39 & PT. OF O.L. 1, 15-14N-05E DEED RECORDED November 22, 1995, as DOCUMENT NO. 332520. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: PEGGY S KING SETTLES, 436 N VILLA AVE, VILLA PARK IL 60181-1758 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 399 2009 2010 $162.28* 512 2010 2011 347.67 391 2011 2012 362.44 2012 2013 334.68 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 104 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290282512 DESCRIPTION: Lots 19 and 20, Sunrise Estates, in the Town of Necedah, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED August 30, 2004, as DOCUMENT NO. 634464. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: MICHAEL A SHIELDS, 11143 W LAYTON AVE, GREENFIELD WI 53228 DOUGLAS F. MANN , RIVER BANK PLAZA, SUITE 210 740 NORTH PLANKINTON AVENUE, MILWAUKEE, WI 53203 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 878 2009 2010 $270.43* 991 2010 2011 275.79 834 2011 2012 262.19 2012 2013 255.19 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 105 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 292511246 DESCRIPTION: STEINER'S SUBDIVISION LOT 10 01-15N03E DEED RECORDED May 19, 2004, as DOCUMENT NO. 631519 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: DAVID J., MICHAELJ. & PATRICK J. STEINER, , KATHLEEN I. BLOMQUIST, C/O PATRICIA STEINER, 8926 OAKVIEW LN N, MAPLE GROVE MN 55369 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 1354 2009 2010 $133.06* 1465 2010 2011 142.04 1249 2011 2012 141.43 2012 2013 136.38 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 106 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 292511247 DESCRIPTION: Lot 11, Steiner's Addition, in the City of Mauston, Juneau County, Wisconsin. DEED RECORDED May 19, 2004, as DOCUMENT NO. 631519 LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: DAVID J., MICHAEL J. & PATRICK J. STEINER, , KATHLEEN I. BLOMQUIST, C/O PATRICIA STEINER, 8926 OAKVIEW LN N, MAPLE GROVE MN 55369 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 1355 2009 2010 $ 13.41* 1466 2010 2011 144.95 1250 2011 2012 144.32 2012 2013 139.18 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. PETITION NO. 107 TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 290240158 DESCRIPTION: PARCEL 1, VOL. 3 CSM PG. 56 PT. N 1/2 NE ¼, 13-14N-05E DEED RECORDED 10-23-86, as DOCUMENT NO. 287289. LAST OWNER(S) OF RECORD: KEITH VENTURINI, 724 PATTON DR, BUFFALO GROVE IL 60089-3433 CERTIFICATE NO. YR OF TAX YR OF SALE PRINCIPAL SUM TAX LIEN 557 2009 2010 $280.60* 665 2010 2011 305.64 508 2011 2012 316.46 2012 2013 301.29 *MUST BE PAID TO AVOID TAX DEED TAKING PLUS INTEREST AND PENALTY, AND A $200.00 PER PARCEL CHARGE FOR FILING, TITLE SEARCH, PUBLICATION AND FORECLOSURE. Interest is charged on the principal sum of each tax lien listed above at the rate of one percent (1%) per month and inter-
est accrues from February 1st for taxes of the year said tax liens were purchased by Juneau County through the last month for redemption. A penalty shall be added to the principal sum of each tax lien at the rate of .5% per month from February 1st for taxes of 1991, Sale Year of 1992 and thereafter. All Descriptions by lot and block numbers refer to plats and maps filed in the office of the Register of Deeds of Juneau County, Wisconsin. 5. That no municipalities other than Juneau County have any right, title or interest in the above-described lands or in the tax liens or in the proceeds thereof, except as stated herein. 6. That a two hundred dollar ($200) charge will be assessed to each parcel of land for filing, title search, publication and foreclosure on all tax liens, together with additional reasonable costs as allowed by law. WHEREFORE, Juneau County petitions for judgment vesting title to each of said parcels of land in Juneau County, as on the date of entry of judgment in this action and barring and foreclosing any and all right, title, claim, lien or equity of redemption and any person claiming through and under them to said lands since the date of filing this list of tax liens in the office of the Clerk of Circuit Court of Juneau County; reserving, however, unto the United States of America, the right to redeem within one hundred twenty (120) days from the date of entry of judgment, those lands against which a federal tax lien has been filed. Dated April 15, 2013 JUNEAU COUNTY, WISCONSIN By Denise J. Giebel JUNEAU COUNTY TREASURER, 220 E. State Street Mauston, WI 53948 STATE OF WISCONSIN) ) ss. COUNTY OF JUNEAU ) Denise J. Giebel, being first duly sworn, on oath says that she is the County Treasurer for Juneau County, Wisconsin and that the foregoing list of tax liens and statements and data therein contained are true and correct according to the records of the office of the affiant. /s/ Denise J. Giebel, County Treasurer By: Denise J. Giebel, JUNEAU COUNTY TREASURER, 220 E. State Street, Mauston, WI 53948 Subscribed and sworn to before me this April 15, 2013. Notary Public, State of Wisconsin /s/David Lasker My Commission is permanent. Approved for filing: /s/ David E. Lasker, Corporation Counsel Attorney for Petitioner Juneau County 220 LaCrosse Street Mauston, WI 53948 (608) 847-9321 Publish; April 25, 2013 May 2, 9, 2013 WNAXLP STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT JUNEAU COUNTY ROYAL BANK, a Wisconsin Banking Corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Defendants. JENNY R. WELLS-ERIE and MICHAEL D. ERIE, Case No. 12-CV-367 Tax ID No. 29251CMA1027 Foreclosure of Mortgage 30404 Replevin 31003 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that, by virtue of a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered on February 5, 2013, in the amount of $106,311.85, the Sheriff, or his assignee, will sell the described premises at public auction as follows: DATE AND TIME: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 at 10:00 o’clock A.M. TERMS: Pursuant to said judgment, 10% of the successful bid must be paid to the Clerk of Courts Office at the time of the sale in cash, cashier’s check, money order, or certified funds, payable to the Clerk of Courts Office. Personal checks cannot and will not be accepted. The balance of the successful bid must be paid to the Clerk of Courts Office in cash, cashier’s check, money order, or certified funds, no later than ten
days after the Court’s confirmation of the sale or else the 10% down payment is forfeited to the plaintiff. The property is sold “as is”, is not available for viewing, and subject to all liens, encumbrances and unpaid real estate taxes. PLACE: Juneau County Justice Center, 200 Oak Street, Mauston, Wisconsin DESCRIPTION: The West 38 feet of Lot 3 in Block 15 of the Miscellaneous Addition to the City of Mauston, Juneau County, Wisconsin, and the westerly 1.2 feet of the South Half of Lot 2 in Block 15 of the Miscellaneous Addition to the City of Mauston, Juneau County, Wisconsin. PROPERTY ADDRESS: 333 East State Street, Mauston, Wisconsin Dated this 11th day of April, 2013. ATTORNEY INFORMATION: Attorney Thomas J. Casey Curran, Hollenbeck & Orton, S.C. 111 Oak Street, Post Office Box 140 Mauston, Wisconsin 53948-0140 (608) 847-7363 /s/ Brent Oleson Sheriff of Juneau County Sales are subject to cancellation at any time without notice. Publish: April 25, 2013 May 2, 9, 2013 WNAXLP
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STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT JUNEAU COUNTY TIMBERWOOD BANK, a Wisconsin Banking Corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Defendants. ARC ELECTRIC, LLC, Money Judgment 30301 a Wisconsin Limited Liability Company, SHELDON D. LABUDDA, SUSAN K. LABUDDA, KIM M. BOUDREAU, Tax ID No. 29032TPL133; WISCONSIN GAS COMPANY, 29032TPL139; 29010TFO795; D.S. ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC., 29010TFO800 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA acting through the Internal Revenue Service, STATE OF WISCONSIN, acting through the Department of Revenue, and LVNV FUNDING, LLC, Case No. 13-CV-35 Foreclosure of Mortgage 30404 Replevin 31003 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that, by virtue of a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered on April 5, 2013, in the amount of $247,040.35, the Sheriff, or his assignee, will sell the described premises at public auction as follows: DATE AND TIME: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 at 10:05 o’clock A.M. TERMS: Pursuant to said judgment, 10% of the successful bid must be paid to the Clerk of Courts Office at the time of the sale in cash, cashier’s check, money order, or certified funds, payable to the Clerk of Courts Office. Personal checks cannot and will not be accepted. The balance of the successful bid must be paid to the Clerk of Courts Office in cash, cashier’s check, money order, or certified funds, no later than ten days after the Court’s confir-
mation of the sale or else the 10% down payment is forfeited to the plaintiff. The property is sold “as is”, is not available for viewing, and subject to all liens, encumbrances and unpaid real estate taxes. PLACE: Juneau County Justice Center, 200 Oak Street, Mauston, Wisconsin DESCRIPTION: The North 450 feet of the Fractional Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (Fr. NW 1/4 NE 1/4) of Section Two (2), Township Fifteen (15) North, Range Two (2) East; the East 562 feet of the Fractional Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter (Fr. NE 1/4 NW 1/4) of Section Two (2), Township Fifteen (15) North, Range Two (2) East, which lies north of State Trunk Highway 80, Town of Plymouth, Juneau County, Wisconsin. And the East 562 feet of the South 620 feet of the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (SE 1/4 SW 1/4) of Section Thirty-five (35), Township Sixteen (16) North, Range Two (2) East; the Southwest Quarter of the Quarter (SW 1/4 SE 1/4) of Section Thirty-five (35), Township Sixteen (16) North, Range Two (2) East, Town of Fountain, Juneau County, Wisconsin. PROPERTY ADDRESS: N4841 State Road 80, (Towns of Fountain and Plymouth), Elroy, Wisconsin 53929. Dated this 11th day of April, 2013 ATTORNEY INFORMATION: Attorney Thomas J. Casey Curran, Hollenbeck & Orton, S.C. 111 Oak Street, Post Office Box 140 Mauston, Wisconsin 539480140 (608) 847-7363 /s/ Brent Oleson Sheriff of Juneau County Sales are subject to cancellation at any time without notice. Publish: April 25, 2013 May 2, 9, 2013 WNAXLP
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RESTROOM REMODEL 2013 WONEWOC-UNION CENTER SCHOOLS 1393-201255 NOTICE TO BIDDERS 000200/1 SECTION 000200 - NOTICE TO BIDDERS RESTROOM REMODEL 2013 At Wonewoc-Union Center School 101 School Road Wonewoc, Wisconsin 53968 For Wonewoc-Union Center School District 101 School Road Wonewoc, Wisconsin 53968 Sealed bids for the above named construction project will be received by the Owner at the business office of WonewocUnion Center School District at 101 School Road, Wonewoc, Wisconsin until 2:00 pm, local time, 21 May2013, at which time they will be publicly opened and read aloud. The sealedbid must be submitted in duplicate on the form provided, Project Name, Date and Time of Bid clearly marked on the outside of the envelope to prevent premature opening. Bid forms can be downloaded from www.greenassociates.com. Bids will be received for a single prime contract. In general the Project Work consists of demolition and complete replacement of student restrooms at the referenced buildings as identified herein. Work includes general, plumbing, mechanical and electrical construction. Drawings and Project Manual may be examined at the office of the Architect and area plan rooms: Dodge Reports www.construction.com/Dodge AGC of Wisconsin www.agcwi.org La Crosse Builders Exchange www.laxbx.com Reed Construction Data www.reedconstructiondata.com Bid Documents are available, in digital PDF format only, at the Architect’s website www.greenassociates.com. Addenda will be made available, in digital format, to plan holders of record. 1. Bid Security is required in the form of a Bid Bond, AIA Document A310 in an amount equal to not less than ten percent (10%) of the Base Bid and all Additive Alternates. 2. The successful bidder will be required to furnish a Performance Bond and a Payment Bond, in the amount of one hundred percent (100%) of the contract sum, on AIA Document A312, as issued by the American Institute of Architects. The Owner will not issue the Notice to Proceed until these bonds are provided and all other insurance requirements have been met. 3. All Contracts for the Construction of Public Works are subject to the Wisconsin Prevailing Wage Act. Comply with Wisconsin Prevailing Wage Statute 66.0903. 4. A Pre-Bid meeting will be held commencing at the main entrance lobby at 3:30 PM local time, on Thursday, 09 May 2013. All bidders are encouraged to attend. Failure to attend may result in rejection of bid. Following the meeting the area of Work will be available for tours. This will be the ONLY opportunity to visit the building. 5. It is the Owner's intent to issue a Notice of Award to the successful Bidder within thirty (30) calendar days of the Bid Date. No bid shall be withdrawn for a period of sixty (60) calendar days after the opening of bids. 6. Any bid submitted unsealed, or unsigned, without bidbond or received subsequent to the aforementioned date and hour will be disqualified and returned to the bidder. Direct inquiries to: Gerald T. Olson, AIA GreenAssociates, Inc. 1166 Quail Court, Suite 107 Pewaukee, Wisconsin 53072 jolson@greenassociates.com 262-746-1254 - office 414-336-8808 - cell Publish: April 25, 2013 May 2, 2013 WNAXLP
TOWN OF GERMANTOWN—JUNEAU COUNTY ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealcoating, Crackfilling and Reconstruction on Various Roads within the Township Notice is hereby given by the Town of Germantown, Juneau County, Wisconsin, that it will receive bids for Sealcoating, Crackfilling on various roads within the Township and Reconstruction of 40th St until 12:00 p.m. (Noon) on Tuesday, May 14, 2013 at Town of Germantown Community Center/Town Hall, N7560 17th Avenue, New Lisbon, WI 53950. Bids to be opened at the regular monthly town board meeting on Tuesday, May 14, 2013 at 7:00 p.m. For bid requirements and specifications contact: Dick Martin, Road Committee, (608) 562-5651 Town Clerk (608) 562-5751 Fax: (608) 562-3871 The Town of Germantown reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids, or accept the bid most advantageous to the Town. The envelope must be marked “Sealed Bid”. Marion L. Uphoff Clerk/Treasurer Publish: April 25, 2013 May 2, 2013 WNAXLP
TOWN OF NECEDAH ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS SEAL COATING Notice is hereby given by the Town of Necedah, Juneau County, Wisconsin, that it will receive bids for Seal Coating until 3:00 p.m. on Monday, May 13, 2013 at Necedah Town Hall, 101 Center Street, P O Box 349, Necedah, WI 54646. Bids to be opened at the Town Board Meeting on Monday, May 13, 2013 at 6:30 p.m. For bid requirements and specifications contact: Steve Bezemek, Road Supervisor, 608-548-2675 or Susan Kosinski, Clerk, 608-565-3140, Fax 608-565-2246
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ROYALL SCHOOL BOARD Royall School District Board Meeting Royall High School March 25, 2013
IN ATTENDANCE: BOARD: Present: Preuss, Friedl, Palamaruk, McKittrick and Waterman. ADMINISTRATION: Gruen, Uppena, Uppena and Lankey. VISITORS: Ten community members attended the meeting. A list is on file in the official minutes book. 1. CALL TO ORDER, AGENDA VERIFICATION, PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: The meeting was called to order at 7:00 The Town of Necedah reserves the right to accept or reject pm, McKittrick presiding. It was declared an open meeting. any and all bids, or accept the bid most advantageous to the Motion by Waterman/Friedl to verify the agenda as presented. Town. The envelope must be marked “Sealed Bid”. Motion approved 5-0. Pledge of Allegiance was recited by Susan Kosinski, Clerk board members and audience. Publish: April 18, 25, 2013 2. CONSENT AGENDA: May 2, 2013 a. Approval of Minutes from the February 25, 2013 regular WNAXLP meeting and March 12, 2013 special meeting. Approval of Receipts and Vouchers: Motion by Friedl/Preuss to approve the minutes from the February 25, 2013 regular meeting, and TOWN OF LINDINA the March 12, 2013 special meeting and to approve payment of vouchers and manual checks: #54060 - #54176 totaling TOWN OF LINDINA $281,181.92. Motion approved 5-0. NOTICE OF THE BOARD OF REVIEW FOR THE 3. CELEBRATE ROYALL: Ruth Witt spoke on the after school TOWN OF LINDINA PEP Grant activities. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Review for the Town 4. COMMUNICATION: of Lindina shall hold its first meeting on May 14th, 2013 from WASDA Bert Grover Child Advocacy Award was presented to 7:00 p.m. through 9:00 p.m. Mike Murphy by Mr. Gruen. Please be advised that the following requirements to appear 5. BUSINESS before the Board of Review and procedural requirements if a. Personnel: appearing before the Board. Letters of Intent all staff: No person shall be allowed to appear before the Board of No action taken. Review, to testify to the Board by telephone or to contest the b. Business: amount of any assessment of real or personal property if the Kendall School Rental: person has refused a reasonable written request by certified Discussion on future of Kendall building. No action taken. mail of the Assessor to review such property. Make up Snow Days Motion by Friedl/Preuss to have students After the first meeting of the Board of Review and before the make up 1 day and all staff to make up the other 3 days at the Board's final adjournment, no person who is scheduled to Administrations discretion. Motion approved 5-0. appear before the Board of Review may contact or provide Anonymous Donation: Motion by Waterman/Preuss to accept information to a member of the Board about the person's the donation of $4250.00 toward a buzz in system on 3 main objection except at a session of the Board. doors. Motion approved 5-0. No person may appear before the Board of Review, testify to CESA #4 Contract: the Board by telephone or contest the amount of the assess- Motion by Preuss/Palamaruk to approve the 2013-2014 conment unless, at least 48 hours before the first meeting of the tract. Motion approved 5-0. Board or at least 48 hours before the objection is heard if the 2013-2014 Calendar: objection is allowed because the person has been granted a Motion by Waterman/Friedl to approve the 2013-2014 waiver of the 48 hour notice of an intent to file a written objec- Calendar as presented. Motion approved 5-0. tion, that the person provide to the clerk of the Board of c. Policies: Review notice as to whether the person will ask for removal of 458.00 District Wellness Policy 1st Reading any Board member, and if so, which member will be removed Motion by Waterman/Friedl to approve the first reading. and the person's reasonable estimate of the length of time that Motion approved 5-0. the hearing will take. 6. REPORTS: Reports were presented. When appearing before the Board of Review, the person shall 7. ADJOURNMENT: Motion by Waterman/Palamaurk to specify, in writing, a person's estimate of the value of the land adjourn. Motion approved 5-0. and of the improvements that are the subject of the person's Meeting adjourned at 7:55 pm. objection and specify the information that the person used to arrive at the estimate. No person may appear before the Respectfully Submitted, Board of Review, testify to the Board or by telephone or object Jill Brown to a valuation; if that valuation was made by the Assessor or Recording Secretary the Objector using the income method of valuation; unless the Publish: May 2, 2013 person supplies the Assessor all the information about income WNAXLP and expense, as specified in the Assessor's manual under Sec.73.03(2a) of Wis. Statutes, that the Assessor's requests. The Town of Lindina has an ordinance for the confidentiality of TOWN OF LEMONWEIR information about income and expenses that is provided to the Assessor under this paragraph which provides exceptions for TOWN OF LEMONWEIR persons using information in the discharge of duties imposed Conditional Use Public Hearing & by law or the duties of their office or by order of a court. The PLAN COMMISSION AGENDA information that is provided under this paragraph, unless a Monday, May 6, 2013 court determines that it is inaccurate, is not subject to the right 7:00 p.m., Town Hall (N3935 19th Ave.) of inspection and copying under Sec 19.35(1) of Wis. Call to Order Statutes. PUBLIC HEARING--Conditional Use application by Adam The Board shall hear upon oath, by telephone, all ill or disSolarski to build an accessory structure prior to the primary abled persons who present to the Board a letter from a physistructure on parcel #290181256.05 in the Rural Residence cian, surgeon or osteopath that confirms their illness or disDistrict. ability. Plan Commission Meeting No other person may testify by telephone. Call to Order Respectfully submitted, Public Comments Sharie Miles, Lindina Town Clerk Minutes of February 4, 2013 meeting Publish: May 2, 2013 Discussion & Action on Conditional Use Grant-Adam Solarski WNAXLP Land Division Request by Walsh Grain Farms in S30T15NR4E Zoning Report Adjournment Carin E. Leach CITY OF ELROY 608-847-4786 CITY OF ELROY Publish: May 2, 2013 PUBLIC NOTICE WNAXLP THE COMMON COUNCIL WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2013, AT 7:00 PM, IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT CITY HALL LOCATED AT 225 MAIN TOWN OF LINDINA STREET TO CONSIDER AN APPLICATION FOR A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR LYNWOOD (JOHN) WARNER. Town of Lindina THE APPLICANT IS REQUESTING TO CREATE FIRST Town Board Meeting FLOOR COMMERCIAL AND SECOND AND THIRD FLOOR May 8th, 2013 MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL UNITS ON PARCEL Town Hall at 7:30 p.m. #29221614, MORE SPECIFICALLY DESCRIBED AS NEFF’S AGENDA ADDITION TO CITY OF ELROY LOT 6, AND ADDRESS – 1. Call to order 201 MAIN STREET. 2. Minutes of last meeting 3. Treasurer report Mark Stanek, Mayor 4. Emergency Management report Publish: May 2, 9, 2013 5. Road Supt report WNAXLP 6. Next Meeting date 7. Present bills for payment 8. Adjourn Sharie Miles, Clerk Publish: May 2, 2013 WNAXLP
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Bill’s Corner
Editor: Your article in the April 4th issue regarding the plane crash brought back some memories of a similar occurrence that occurred many, many years ago. It happened during the winter of either ‘40 or ‘41. My Mother Alta, brother Howard and myself were still farming the Roehrs homestead on County Trunk G in Plum Valley about 5 miles from Wonewoc. We were having a heavy snow storm one day when someone knocked on our door. It turned out that this man had just crash landed his single engine plane in an open field that lay between the Lutz farm buildings and the Griffa farm buildings. It was almost zero visibility. This pilot found G, started walking, and when he saw our driveway, turned up and came to our house. It was snowing so hard that he couldn’t see any of the other farm buildings that were closer to G or he would have headed for them. Of course we invited him in, fed him supper and had him stay overnight. The next day the storm had stopped so we all walked down to where the plane was. How the pilot was able to land in that open field, practically in the middle, and in a blidning snow storm was really a miracle. After looking the plane over he decided that the plane could still fly but we would have to get it out of the field and onto G. We went back to our barn, put harnesses on two horses and with ropes we returned to the plane and proceeded to tow it out onto the roadway by the Albert Schroeder farm’s driveway. There the roadway was straight as it headed toward the Ratzburg (now Rick) farm. The pilot took off down the road and rose into the air. He circled back, dipped his wings and headed for Minneapolis which was
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BY NANCY J SCHNEIDER I don’t know how many of you remember or even know of the movie “Overboard” with Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell, but it is one of my favorites. Now I even have a reason to like it. Here’s the blurb from the back of the movie. “Goldie Hawn portrays the demanding, pampered, inconsiderate wife of a pretentious, yacht-owning socialite. When the boat gets stuck for repairs in the harbor of a tiny Oregon town, bored and impatient Hawn employs carpenter Kurt Russell to improve her closet space. After doing his job, he asks for his money, only to be told that his work is horrible and she refuses to pay. In one of her snits, Hawn falls overboard and gets a heavy duty case of amnesia. Seizing the opportunity to get even, Russell takes Hawn, whom he renames Annie, home with him, telling her that she is his wife and the mother of his four unruly children. The fun continues as Annie adjusts to her new and different life.” Of course you can’t get the whole picture of the movie just by this little blurb, but it gives you a wee bit of information about it. You really should watch it if you’ve never seen it because it is funny and totally enjoyable. I mean Kurt Russell is so serious and tells her stuff that isn’t true, but he does manage to convince her that it is true. There’s a hunk of her that doesn’t think it’s true, that she never did some of those things, but he does a marvelous job of convincing her. Now I bring this movie up because in a little way I could really play the part here. My part would be the Kurt Russell part and Ray would be Goldie Hawn. As a reader of my column you know my husband Ray had an accident this past January and he did some damage to his brain, which left him with a huge memory gap, almost like amnesia. He has made a lot of progress since the accident, but still does have a bit of memory loss. It is serious I know that, but to lighten it up a bit I was teasing with one of his therapists that because he has this memory loss, maybe she could help me convince him that he liked, nay loved, sauerkraut. She got a real kick out of that. But I’m not sure if Ray realized we were only kidding or not because he had a very confused look on his face. I said, “I’m only joking Ray” and he said, “Good, cause I really don’t think I like sauerkraut.”
Well, that just made it all the more funny in my book because it made me think maybe I could have pulled it off! Can a person convince another person they like sauerkraut when the taste/smell would give it away? I mean, he really, really does not like sauerkraut. But if a person has a memory loss, could another person convince them otherwise? I guess it depends on if the person really didn’t like the taste or if it was just something they thought they didn’t like. I mean when I was a kid I hated cottage cheese, or at least I thought I did. But as an adult I like it. So was it just because I thought I didn’t like it that I didn’t or was it truly because I didn’t like the taste? See what I mean? But back to the story. I got to wondering what else I could try to convince him he used to do or like. I could say he took me out to eat every Friday (we really did do that before he retired but after retirement he didn’t want to do it anymore.) So that wouldn’t be a complete lie or trick, it would just jog what used to be. Maybe I could convince him that we both volunteered at the Juneau County Animal Shelter walking dogs or just playing with them, socializing them (the dogs not Ray) because that is something I wouldn’t mind doing if I could convince him to do it, too. I could try to convince him that he loved to read and maybe he could join the New Lisbon Library Reading Group. I’ve tried to get him interested in reading but never got very far. If I could I’d convince him that he was an avid reader. I guess there are other things I could try, but I think I wouldn’t get very far. It would be like the sauerkraut because he remembered that he really, really didn’t like sauerkraut. I guess some things are just deep seated. In the movies they can make it happen, but in real life I don’t think so. But it was good for a chuckle there for a while, so gotta give me credit for trying. Until next week I’ll leave you with this NO-nonsense thought: If you think someone is eating out of your hands, you’d better count your fingers. n Nancy J Schneider is a member of The Wisconsin Regional Writers Association and writes freelance. Nancy can be reached at njswritingnook@yahoo.com.
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International Composting Awareness Week May 6–12 Many Wisconsin residents perform the routine task of taking out the garbage once a week, but state waste management specialists say it’s likely almost 25 percent of their trash is organic material that could be composted. In other words, a quarter of what is being thrown away isn’t garbage at all. That’s why the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is inviting people all over the state to learn about the advantages of composting that organic material during International Composting Awareness Week May 6-12. “Composting is easy, offers a lot of benefits and can be done in a variety of ways,” said Ann Coakley, director of the DNR waste and materials management program. “This is a worldwide event, and it’s a great opportunity for folks to start composting at home or work to take advantage of what compost has to offer.” The theme for this year’s Composting Awareness Week is
“Compost! Nature’s Way to Grow.” When a household’s organic materials – coffee grounds, fruit and vegetable scraps, grass clippings and leaves, for example – are composted, they become a useful resource in the garden or backyard. “The end result of composting is a nutrient-rich, soil-like material that can be used in many ways,” said Brad Wolbert, DNR recycling and solid waste chief. “People can sprinkle it into their lawn soil or use it in their gardens. It can also be used as mulch around trees and shrubs. The benefits are great.” Wolbert noted that compost provides organic material and nutrients to soil, improving the health of lawns and gardens. It also saves water by improving the soil’s ability to hold moisture and reducing water runoff. Composting ultimately can save people money by reducing the need for fertilizers,
Taking Refuge
An Outdoorsman’s Journal
BY STEVE NORLING
First the good news. We have eleven active whooping crane nests on the refuge. In my eleven years of working closely with the crane project, this is the most we have ever had at one time. There are nest in various locations around the refuge and there are trackers from both the refuge and International Crane Foundation (ICF) watching them. As soon as possible there will be cameras installed to monitor the nests twenty-four hours a day. All we can do from until the eggs should hatch is hope. If even half of those nests produced young we would have a pretty decent return. Still on the crane notes I would like to introduce all of you to our newest intern. Her name is Jessica Jaworski and she will be working with biologist Brad Strobel on the whooping crane project. She is originally from the Superior, Wisconsin area and has recently graduated from the University of Wisconsin Superior. She graduated with a biology major and a GIS minor. She hopes to make her career as a wildlife ecologist. Jessica will be here through September, so if you see her around the refuge be sure to say hello and welcome her to our area. The Youth Conservation Corps (YCC) crew has been chosen. Twenty-one youngsters applied and four were chosen by drawing. Sixteen boys and five girls applied and two of each were chosen. One youngster is from Tomah, one from Necedah and two from New Lisbon. They will begin work on June 17th and will be employed for eight weeks. As I noted last week, there is a group of Americorps youth currently helping out on the refuge. By the time you read this they will probably have left for their next assignment. They had a shortened stay this year and I did not get a chance to talk to them. One of the days I was there they were involved in chain saw training and the next time they were helping the fire crew black line. From what I saw of them they seemed to be a great crew and looked like they were working out well. I mentioned black lining and that is what the fire crew is currently doing. It is a process of going around and area, which will later have controlled burning done on it and burning a firebreak around the perimeter. This does not take a large crew to accomplish and it allows the controlled burn to be made with a smaller crew. In relation to fires and controlled burning, as spring finally arrives there will be some burning going on at the refuge. If the weather the fires may come close together due to the late start the fire crew is getting. So if you see smoke coming up from the refuge area do not panic. It will be the Necedah National Wildlife Refuge fire crew doing their prescribed burns. Once again I would like to remind everyone of the current hours that the visitor center will be open. Until further notice the hours will be Monday through Saturday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. This has changed some of the times on special events and public programs. All of the meetings of the “Focus” photography group on the fourth Saturday each month have been changed to 9:00 AM. The International Migratory Bird Day event on May 11 is still scheduled to take place from 7:00 AM to 8:30 AM. There is currently an updated program listing all of the public programs and special events available at the refuge. If you are interested in attending some of these programs you may want to stop in and pick one up. I will continue to try to list all of them in this column for those of you who cannot get to the refuge to pick one up. Turkey season continues on the refuge so be sure you are safe on all of the trails. I have not noticed any hunters near any of the trails but you never know. Basically all of the refuge is open for spring turkey hunting. Today out on the refuge we saw five deer, several turkeys, one grouse, four eagles (flying, plus a couple on the nests), dozens of ducks of different breeds, four trumpeter swans, many geese, two whooping cranes and several hundred gulls. The two best places to see wildlife right now is either the Observation Tower or hiking the Karner Loop Trail from the visitor center. Until next week, “See you at the refuge.”
and municipalities spend fewer tax dollars collecting yard material. Since state law bans yard materials from Wisconsin landfills, composting is also the preferred method for managing leaves, branches, grass clippings and other yard debris. State forestry officials especially encourage composting as an alternative to open burning, since burning of yard materials is the number one cause of wildfires in Wisconsin. To find more information about composting, visit dnr.wi.gov and search “Compost.” The DNR also has a poster titled "Garbage to Gardens: Compost Grows" [pdf]. For free copies, contact Elisabeth Olson at 608-264-9258 or mailto:elisabeth.olson@wisconsin.gov. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Brad Wolbert, 608-264-6286
Turkey Hunting, Two for the Price of One BY MARK WALTERS
Hello friends, My 12-year-old daughter, Selina, and I had drawn tags for Wisconsin’s second turkey season and as I was about to find that this young lady is going to be an avid turkey hunter. Our hunts would take place within a mile of our home in northern Juneau County and as usual, Wisconsin’s cold, wet spring was a part of the experience. Wednesday, April 17th High 42, low 25 Snow, followed by thunderstorms that were pushed by a cold wind made up the day. Before daylight we had toms gobbling behind us in a mature oak forest, and Selina and I both hoped that they would be attracted to the field that we were watching. A bit of a heads up on the field that we were watching is, that traditionally it is an excellent place to have several experiences a day while turkey hunting, as it is always planted in soybeans or corn. With last summers drought there was no harvest as the corn withered in July. No waste grain means very few turkey and deer. This morning Selina and I only had the pleasure of watching two hens on a hunt in which, late in the morning Selina went to school, and I headed to Green Bay to fish walleye out of my canoe. Thursday, April 18th High 43, low 33 I picked Selina up from school at 3:00 today (on my way home from Green Bay) I took her home to change and we hit the blind with high hopes of filling our tags. Selina is now 12 and this is our first hunt together where we can carry two guns, so the thought of doubling up on a couple of gobblers is super cool. As usual Selina would read a paragraph from her book and then scan the field. I constantly scan the field and love the forced relaxation of hunting turkey from a blind. Once again this afternoon all we saw was a couple of hens and I was starting to have my concerns about my choice for this years hunt. As is always the case with Selina and myself, we joked around a lot and had some great conversations. Saturday, April 20th High 45, low 19 There was a hard frost on the pumpkin this morning and a stiff north wind with it. We had plenty of toms gobbling from their roosts on some private land behind us, but once again the field that we were hunting was not where they wanted to be. About mid-morning, six hens and a jake entered the field and I was able to call the jake in from across the field. Just before the jake became dinner, he realized something was wrong and said goodbye. About 11:00, I made the decision that Selina and I needed to find a different spot to hunt tonight and we scouted two separate properties that I had permission to hunt. We made our choice and that was to watch a small field that is surrounded on three sides by an oak and pine forest. A field that I hunted with my stepson Travis for his first turkey hunt. On that hunt, Travis shot a tom, another tom came and started beating up his deceased pal so I decided to make some meat, and just like that Travis and I had two gobblers. This afternoon’s hunt was perfect from the start. It was sunny and warm and we had only been in the blind maybe 20 minutes when I called in a super tom. Unfortunately, Selina could not get a shot and she was a bit bummed about having two experiences in one day and no meat for the roaster (a lit-
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tle side note, Selina wanted to fill her tag so she did not have to get up at 4:15 the next morning). At 6:06, I saw a big gobbler watching our hen and jake decoy and it was only 70-yards to our right. Getting a kid in position to execute a turkey without being seen, or heard, is a huge challenge. During every hunt, Selina insists on practicing and today it paid off. The gobbler stopped at 54-paces and was not coming any closer. I told Selina that she could make the shot and just like that the big tom was flopping on the ground. Within seconds, three toms that we did not even know were in the area, ran out from the woods and started tearing their buddy to pieces with their beaks and claws. I grabbed my extremely worn out 12-gauge from my little girls arms and clobbered a huge tom with a 3-inch load of five shot. Selina and I hugged each other and laughed a whole bunch and the entire time one of the toms did not want to end his desecration of his pals. The next morning we slept until it was time to go to church and life is good here in northern Juneau County. Enjoy your children, soon they will be adults! Sunset
Selina Walters is a pretty good turkey hunter at a very young age
Selina Walters and her dad after a great turkey hunt!
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THE MESSENGER OF JUNEAU COUNTY
May 2, 2013
Be Kind to Mother Earth BY DIANNA ANDERSON The New Lisbon fourth grade students put on a play last Friday afternoon for their peers, the title was "Be Kind to Mother Earth". The opening scene took place in an apartment building with Grandma Jones and her granddaughter. The pair are sitting and discussing who is tired and who is not when garbage begins to blow in the window on the seventeenth floor. Grandma Jones tells her granddaughter she can remember when she could actually see the ground from the apartment window, although it was covered in garbage, but now the ground was not even visible from their window. Grandma Jones tells her granddaughter how the pollution has been around for many years and people just do not seem to care.
The second scene begins with mother nature and the children of the atmosphere strolling along the river, the children are startled as lightning and thunder begin as Mother Nature shows up. The children ask her why there is so much pollution and why no one seems to care about the way the world looks and how unhealthy everything seems to be. The third scene is of children fishing in a polluted river and catching a shoe instead of fish, a grandfather and his grandchildren stroll by looking for a place to have a picnic. The grandfather and his grandchildren sit along the bank of the polluted river and begin to eat as they throw their trash into the water when they finish. The children sitting on the bank fishing start to wonder how things got so bad and imagine if they could change the outcome if they traveled back in time
to stop the pollution where it started. The children just happen to find someone selling a time machine and take a trip back to 1773 and discover the Indians getting ready to dump tea into the harbor. The children plead with the Indians not to dump the tea into the water as it will pollute the water and it gets worse in the future. The children are sure it had to start at that point in time. The Indians go on about their business dumping tea into their harbor as the children travel back into the future. The children seemed convinced that it started with the past and has nothing to do with their own time. The children soon discover that the pollution begins with them and that the clean up must begin in their own time, so they begin to clean up the world around them.
Left: The children begin to clean up the world around them after realizing the change must start with them.
Right: The children are ask Mother Nature questions about pollution and why no one is doing anything about the world being so unhealthy.
Children travel back in time to speak with the Indians. DIANNA ANDERSON PHOTOS
Grandma Jones with her granddaughter.
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