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Case moves forward against Becerra In court last Thursday, Neil J. Becerra, 42, of Necedah was in court for an arraignment hearing on 14 felony counts of sexual assault. On Becerra's behalf Judge Patrick Taggart entered not guilty pleas on all counts and the case will move forward to a jury trial. Judge Taggart also denied a bond modification request leaving the $20,000 cash bond as it is. Judge Taggart, a Sauk County Circuit Court Judge, was assigned to the case last month after Becerra motioned the court for a change in judges. Becerra, who is represented by defense attorney Roger Klopp, has been charged with seven felony counts of second degree child sexual assault and seven felony counts of incest with a child. The alleged dates of the offenses range from July of 2012 to September of 2012. According to the original criminal complaint on Wednesday, March 6, 2013, Detective Shaun Goyette of the Juneau County Sheriff's Department stated he observed Robin Denger, a Child Protection Services Manager with Juneau County Human Services, conduct an interview with a 13 year old female. It was in that interview where the girl alleged that Becerra had sexual intercourse with her on multiple occasions from July of 2012 through to February 2013. The girl stated that the acts took place in Becerra's workshop in Necedah as well as his residence on Queens Way in the Town of Necedah. On the day the interview took place Becerra was picked up by law enforcement and held at the Juneau County Jail on a probation hold where he remains. The allegations in the criminal complaint were reiterated last month during a preliminary hearing when Detective Goyette took the stand. Overseeing that hearing was Judge Paul Curran who ruled probable cause was found, binding Becerra over to last week's arraignment. The charges Becerra is facing came just shortly after Juneau County District Attorney Michael Solovey dismissed another case against Becerra, and one that also dealt with felony child sexual assault charges. The alleged victim in that case was also a young female known to Becerra but not the same victim in the most recent case. When Solovey dropped the previous charges in January of this year he issued a press release that stated: "The recent filing and dismissal of criminal charges against Mr. Neil J. Becerra of Necedah involved acts which allegedly occurred nine years ago; which were referred to the District Attorney's office four years ago; and which were filed by the previous District Attorney on January 4, 2013 - the last day of his term. Once prosecution commenced in earnest, it became immediately apparent to law enforcement that there was not sufficient evidence to sustain a prosecution or support a verdict of guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.� Becerra is a registered sex offender as the result of a guilty/no contest plea in a 2001 second degree child sexual assault charge for an assault that took place in December of 1998 and resulted in the victim becoming pregnant.
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n court last Thursday Seth Beranek, 25, of Mauston was sentenced to two years of prison and two years of extended supervision. According to court records, the sentencing was a joint recommendation of the Juneau County District Attorney's office and Beranek's attorney, Jay M Englund. Jake Westman appeared for the State of Wisconsin. Beranek, who was charged with four felony counts of Manufacture/Deliver Heroin pled guilty to two counts and the others were dismissed on a motion by prosecution. A felony count possession with the intent to sell was also dismissed. Beranek was credited with 252 days of time served. The original charges against Beranek stem from a 2012 undercover investigation of the Juneau County Sheriff's Department. It was that investigation and a subsequent warrant being executed that led to Beranek's arrest along with nine other individuals. Prior to that investigation Beranek had numerous interactions with law enforcement resulting in felony and misdemeanor charges and convictions, including a 2009 felony charge of possession of amphetamine. In that case, after a plea agreement was reached, he was sentenced to one year of jail with Huber privileges.
Paws for Lilly reaches their goal for a service dog that will assist BY EVA MARIE WOYWOD Soon Lilly's family will rest a little more assured and the young girl will have a special companion; Paws for Lilly has reached their goal of $13,000 and a service dog will be specially trained to warn all when there is a pending seizure. This past Saturday a last push fundraiser held in Necedah coupled with some recent anonymous donations was all it took to meet the monetary challenge of raising the needed funds. That challenge was issued and begun six months ago. The money raised may seem steep to some, however, it is just a portion of what the actual cost will be to train a dog for Lilly. The family is working with an organization called 4 Paws for Ability. According to the organization's founder, Karen Shirk, she explained that in all actuality the cost to train an ability dog can range from $22,000 to upwards of $46,000. "On average the dogs have 500 hours of training," said Shirk. "That training can mean the difference between life or death of a child." The organization is 15 years old and currently places approximately 100 ability dogs per year. "There are not enough words to express how grateful I am for the prayers, words of encouragement, kindness and love the community has come together and given to Lilly and our family! You are all amazing people and I appreciate each and every one of you more than you will ever know," said Lilly's mother Christina Bavinck.
Lilly will receive the specially trained dog that will be able to alert her family and her of an oncoming seizure.
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Obituaries LA VONNE A. ADLER
La Vonne A. Adler, 77, of New Lisbon and formerly of Madison, died Tuesday, April 30, 2013 at her home surrounded by her loving family. She was born March 28, 1936 to Vernie and Florence (Betcher) Boetzel on the family farm on Dorset Ridge. She was baptized and confirmed at St. Paul Lutheran Church, Wilton. La Vonne was a member of the Wilton High School Graduating Class of 1953. After high school, La Vonne moved to Madison to work the State of Wisconsin as a secretary. She was united in marriage to William Adler on October 24, 1975 at Wheaton, IL. La Vonne enjoyed spending time outdoors especially fishing. She was an animal lover and always had enough love to share with her four legged friends, Poncho, Annie, and Duster. La Vonne was a devoted and loving wife. Together, William and La Vonne shared many adventures and quiet days together. She is survived by her husband, William of New Lisbon, a brother, Dale (Judy) Boetzel of Deerfield, 2 nephews, Todd (Tammy) Boetzel of Deerfield and Randy (Livi) of Hungary, 2 sisters-in-law, Ann (Jack) Anderson of Madison and Jane (Matt) Swartout of Cross Plains, WI, many cousins, other relatives and dear friends. She was preceded in death by her parents, and a daughter, Terri Taylor. A Memorial service will be held May 18, 2013 at 2:00 P.M. at the Sonnenburg Family Funeral Home, 801 E. Monowau Street, Tomah. Pastor Kathleen Wohlers will officiate. A private burial will take place at St. Paul Lutheran Cemetery, Wilton at a later date. Relatives and friends are invited to call on May 18 at the funeral home from 1:00 P.M. until the time of the service. Online condolences may be given at www.sonnenburgfamilyfh.com. The Adler family would like to extend a special Thank you to Dr. Hoffman and the staff of Hospice Touch, especially to Bonnie Kramer, for the kind and loving care the was given to La Vonne during her final months. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be given to the La Vonne Adler Memorial Fund.
DONALD L. DERKEZ
Donald L. Derkez, age 87, of rural Camp Douglas, passed away on Thursday, May 2nd, 2013 at Gundersen Lutheran Hospital in La Crosse, WI. Donald was the son of John and Katherine (Doller) Derkez, and was born on April 4, 1926 in New Lisbon, WI. On April 16, 1955 Donald was united in marriage to Nelly Martin for 53 years, until her passing on February 29, 2008. Donald was a Korean war veteran and an employee of the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Tomah, WI, for over 30 years. He was a member of the Lone Rock Baptist Church in New Lisbon, WI. Donald is survived by his children; Kathy Barbara Derkez, of Camp Douglas, WI, Don Leon Derkez, of Camp Douglas, WI, Todd Alan (Christina) Derkez, of Tomah, WI, Tom Jay Derkez, of Mauston, WI, Stephan Paul Derkez, of Camp Douglas, WI, Terry Joe (Tabatha) Derkez, of Sparta, WI, many grandchildren, and other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife Nelly, one brother, and one sister. Funeral Services were held on Wednesday, May 8, 2013, at the Lone Rock Baptist Church (N8197 6th Ave.) New Lisbon, WI, at 11:00 a.m. Relatives and friends called at the church on Wednesday from 9:00 a.m. till the time of service. Pastor Ray Anderson presided. Burial with Military Honors was held in the Orange Township Cemetery. The Hare Funeral Home is assisting the family with services. Online condolences and guestbook available at www.harefuneralhome.com
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RICHARD JABLONSKI
Richard Jablonski age 85 of Mauston who died on Friday December 14, 2012 at the Golden Living Center in Wisconsin Dells, WI. Richard was born December 18, 1926 in Franksville, WI, to John and Mary (Slovik) Jablonski. He attended a rural country school near Oak Creek until the 8th grade. Richard later served in the US Army in Europe for 2 years. While in Europe he worked on Gen. McArthur’s car when it broke down. Richard worked at an insulation plant near Milwaukee for many years. Richard and his brother Art bought the Pladium Bowling Alley in 1960. Richard was united in marriage to Wilma Noakes in August of 1964. After they sold the Pladium, Richard went to work for Badger Ordinance until it closed, he then went to work for Gerber-Hankscraft in Reedsburg until retirement in 1993. After retirement, to keep busy he drove for Juneau County Aging and Disabilities Resource Center in Mauston until 2004. Due to illness he entered the Golden Living Center in February of 2005. Richard was a hard worker, a kind giving man to his family. We’ve missed Richard the last 7 years. Now we’ll really miss him. God new he was tired and ready to meet loved ones in his new heavenly home. He is survived by, his wife Wilma of Mauston, 2 sisters-in-law, Patricia Jablonski and Lorraine Jablonski, and nephews and nieces all are in the Milwaukee area, A step daughter Becky Noakes of Mauston, WI, his step-grandsons, Brent Bartels and Nathan Noakes, and step-great grandchildren, Nick Noakes, Mandy Bartels, and Justin Bartels. He was preceded in death by , his step daughter Wendy Noakes, his parents, sisters Josie, Dorothy, Bernice, and Stella, brothers John, Harry, Jim, Arthur, and Stanley. A memorial service will be held on Saturday May 11, 2013 at 3:00pm, at the Bethany Lutheran Church (618 W. River St.) New Lisbon, WI 53950. Rev. Wendy Ruetten will preside. Family and friends may call at the church on Saturday from 2:00 p.m. till the time of service. Burial with Military Honors provided by the Mauston American Legion will follow in the Hustler (Ranney) Cemetery. The Hare Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements.
VERA MURPHY
Vera Murphy, age 93, of Necedah, Wisconsin, passed away Friday, May 03, 2013, at her home. She was born May 30, 1919 in Necedah, Wisconsin. She was united in marriage to Clifford Murphy November 25, 1946 in New Lisbon, WI. She is survived by her children, LeRoy (Vicki) Murphy of Roscoe, IL and Larry Murphy of Necedah, WI, grandchildren, Tiffany (Matthew) Crull and Renae (Shane) Vancicle all of Loves Park, IL and four great grandchildren, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents, Vern and Bessie, her husband, Clifford, her brother, Melvin O’Dell and sisters, Hazel Leszcynski and Agnes Nelson. Funeral services will be held, Thursday, May 9, 2013, 11:00 a.m. at the Torkelson Necedah Family Funeral Home. Burial will follow in the Bayview Cemetery, Necedah, WI. Family and friends are invited for visitation Thursday from 10:00 a.m. until the time of service at the funeral home. The Torkelson Necedah Family Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements. Online condolences are available at www.torkelsonfuneralhome.com.
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The Messenger of Juneau County
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May is National Physical Fitness and Sports Month BY TRAVIS BAUMGARTEN Flowers are in bloom, the grass is getting greener, and baseball is back in full swing. Now that the snow is finally gone, people are enjoying the outdoors even more. May is National Physical Fitness and Sports Month, and spring is a great time to enjoy the warmer weather while becoming more active. Did you know that regular physical activity increases your chances of living a longer, healthier life? It also reduces your risk for high blood pressure, heart disease and some types of cancer. Yet in Wisconsin, nearly 20 percent of adults and children don’t get enough exercise. During the month of May, challenge yourself to a 30 minute workout five days a week. Walking, running, swimming and even raking the lawn are good ways to get exercise. Whether you are taking a trip around the block with Fido, or doing yard work, you will benefit from physical activity. Even on rainy days, there are still plenty of ways to get exercise. Indoor swimming or bowling with friends or family can be great options. Try to include muscle-strengthening exercises at least twice a week, working all the major muscle groups in your body (legs, hips, back, chest, abdomen, shoulders and arms). Abdominal crunches, push-ups and yoga are a few ways you can strengthen your muscles at home. Lifting weights and using exercise bands will also work those muscles in your body. Muscle-strengthening activities can be another option for those days you don’t want to be outside.
Advent Christian Youth Host Steak Sandwich Dinner Make supper the easy way and contribute to a great cause this Wednesday! Viking Village will be the location for the first Steak Sandwich feed of the year on May 9th from 47pm. Hosted by the "Kids Connection" of the Advent Christian Church of LaValle, all proceeds will be used to send local children to summer camp. The dinner includes a Large Steak Sandwich, potato salad, beans and a drink. Stop by and grab some to take home, or stay and picnic with your friends! Members of the Kids Connection and Advent Christian Church will be on hand to answer any questions you might have about their active organization! Pegg Conderman Proud Friend of the LaValle Library
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Fort McCoy Armed Forces Day Open House cancelled The 2013 Fort McCoy Armed Forces Day Open House has been cancelled. The decision to cancel the event, which had been scheduled for May 18, was based on the continuing restrictions placed on com-
munity outreach events pursuant to Department of Defense sequestration guidance. Fort McCoy’s ability to successfully host the 2013 Open House event is no longer possible due to the
operating limitations currently imposed. As a strong supporter of community engagements, this was not an outcome that Garrison Commander Col. Steven W. Nott favored, however, the cancellation
complies with applicable sequestration guidance. Planning now will begin for next year's Armed Forces Day Open House, scheduled for Saturday, May 17, 2014.
Reaching out to businesses in catering to tourists BY EVA MARIE WOYWOD On Thursday, May 30, the Inventors and Entrepreneurs Club will be hosting speakers whose message will be focused on how to help area businesses improve their marketing techniques that can greatly improve sales in any tourism related business. The speakers will be Brenda Fredrick, owner operator of Outta-Here
Travel which specializes in unique travel experiences. Fredrick is also the new Woodside Sports Complex Concierge service provider. Stephen Young from Woodside Sports Complex will talk about upcoming events. He will also discuss opportunities at the complex for entrepreneurs and nonprofits. Kris Yager from the Juneau County Economic Development Corporation (JCEDC) will discuss how
businesses can market through simple and free techniques. The meeting will be held at the Lemonweir Valley Telecom building, 127 Hwy 12/16 in Camp Douglas. A half an hour of social networking will begin at 5:30 p.m. and the presentation will start at 6:00 p.m. For more information contact Terry Whipple, Director of the JCEDC, at 608-427-2070.
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Kendall Meal Site BY JOYCE THONESEN The warm weather finally got here. I had a humming bird at my feeder last evening. Not much for flowers yet so they will need the feeder for sure. We have lots of people that eat at our site who are having a birthday. They are Vilas Britzman, Delores Kot, Harvey Wieland, Arlene Burch, Eunice Neitzel, Carol Van Lare, and Walter Zirk. Happy Birthday everyone. The Birthday Club will have a party for Arlene and Carol on May 30th. May 23 is the Celebration Of Seniors Day. Our site will be closed and all are invited to the Sparta Barney Center for lunch and a program. We will need to know if you plan to go by May 17th. If you have any questions about this, call me at the meal site 9:30 to 12:30 any day. The number is 4637622. Music day will be May 17th. That is a great day and appreciate all who come and sing for us. Join us sometime. Well guess that is about it for now, Give us a call and come and have lunch with us. Bye for now.
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Royall baseball ROYALL AND NEW LISBON SPLIT On Tuesday, April 30th, the Panthers split a pair as they came home with a 5 to 4 loss and a 6 to 4 win at Lisbon Rocket New Stadium. Alex McDermott pitched the opener for Royall, taking the loss while giving up ten
hits, without walking a batter. Marcus Blaha pitched the final inning allowing a hit and a walk and striking out one without giving up a run. Marcus Blaha had three hits in the game including a double. Adam Vieth and Christian Moore each had a pair of hits with Vieth hitting his first home run of the sea-
Elroy Library news BY MARY WAARVIK Since the kids will be out of school on Thursday and since we just feel like doing it, everyone is invited to a Free Movie -- “The Princess Bride” -- at the Library on Thursday. In our meeting room at 2 p.m. The second week of our Quilting Bee will be held on Wednesday, from 10-3. The quilters are making a very good job of it, but are still looking for more volunteers. It sounds like they are having a lot of fun in there! Once it is finished, we will sell raffle tickets, beginning on June 1 at our Book, Bake & Special Things Sale. All profits will go toward our basement renovation project.
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son and Moore ripping a double. In the second game of the twin bill, Adam Vieth got a win on four runs and nine hits, striking out seven and walking two. The leading Panther in the hitting department was Adam Vieth with a double and a single. Aaron Herriot had a double in the
nightcap. Upcoming Game Schedule: Thurs. May 09 Royall at Bangor DH 4:00 PM; Sat. May 11 Royall at Mauston Invite; Mon. May 13 Cashton at Royall DH 4:00 PM; Tue. May 14 Royall at Hillsboro 4:00 PM.
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Municipal court sees many types of cases BY EVA MARIE WOYWOD Many faces, stories, situations and sometimes bad decisions make their way through the Mauston Area Municipal Court. Overseeing the process and their fate is Judge Seth Tully who has been on the bench since August of last year. Not everyone appears for court as some decide to pay their fines and enter a guilty plea through the mail, but when it comes to juvenile cases there is often no choice for the young offender but to appear, as it may be mandatory. Last Wednesday, May 1, that was the case - on the calendar there were approximately 60 adult cases but the court room was packed with the juvenile offenders. Some who appeared did so with a parent standing by their side, and then others were left to face Judge Tully on their own. In an interview with the Messenger, Judge Tully stat-
ed, "It is trying when a young person comes to court, probably their first ever experience, and there is no parent there. Sometimes there are legitimate reasons why the parent can't be there, and for those we have adjourned their court to a later date so a parent could attend with them. I have also had parents want their child to be in court and in some respects have the court take over parenting. I have had some serious talks with parents and making sure they are doing their role first and foremost before they should ever ask a judge or anyone else to take over parenting their child. We have had some kids make some great improvements in their lives after going through court." Judge Tully went on to state that to date he has not had many repeat juvenile offenders and appreciates the support he receives from the school district. "I really like having input from the schools right there
in court and they can also be in the front lines to what we are trying to accomplish. There are only so many things that the court alone can do with juveniles but with the right combination of parent involvement, school involvement, and law enforcement involvement, I am confident we can keep productive future citizens out of the legal system. I wish I could just give some juveniles some life experience so they could see what things would be like if they continue. I try to paint a vision for them in a short amount of time to show a couple variations and hope they make the right decision for the one they want." General Information Due to the Mauston Area Municipal Court office being staffed by part time staff they request that when you call to please leave a message and somebody will get back to you. Their number is 847-2488. Court is held the 1st and
Pictured here are Municipal Court Clerk Kristi Tremain and Municipal Court Judge Seth Tully. 3rd Wednesdays of each month beginning at 5:15 p.m. To plead not guilty the plea must be mailed or faxed before your initial court date. To re-open a case a $25.00 non-refundable fee will be assessed on any
Operation Renewed Hope presented at Terrace Heights In April, the tenants of Terrace Heights Retirement Community in Mauston were treated to a presentation by Don and Sharon Rosine, who recently completed a 10-day medical mission trip to Chile as members of the Christian nonprofit group Operation Renewed Hope (ORH). The organization delivers medical, educational and humanitarian relief worldwide to those who are in need. During the recent trip, the group spent most of its time on a few islands off the southern part of Chile. There the volunteers experienced 60-degree temperatures during the day, but only 30degree temperatures at night. Along with the cold showers that they had to endure on the islands, they also lived without electricity from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Though this meant they had to eat breakfast by candlelight every morning, they also got a great view of all the stars at night. There were 36 people in all who took time out of their schedules in January to make the trip. The Chilean people were very appreciative of the services that had been brought to them from the United States. In Chile, there is only one doctor to take care of all the people on the islands where ORH went, and the resources are few.
Sharon talked about her time on the boat getting to and from the islands; while Don shared the story of losing his luggage for the entire trip (he was able to get his belongings back on the way home). Along with the memories they shared about helping those in need, the Rosines also talked about the culture, landscapes, and all the delicious food they were able to experience. “We enjoy telling our stories at Terrace Heights. The residents always show a lot of interest and ask great questions,” said Sharon. The Rosines are planning to go on another medical mission this May when ORH visits Jordan to help out at a Syrian refugee camp. Don and Sharon are also planning to take an additional seven days to tour Israel while they are in that part of the world. This presentation is just one of the many community events held at Terrace Heights. For more information about the upcoming schedule, or to tour the facility, please call Terrace Heights Retirement Community at 608-8472377.
Sharon Rosine recently visited Terrace Heights to share stories from a medical mission trip she took to Chile with her husband Don.
closed case that is requested in writing to be re-opened. Payments may be dropped off or mailed to Municipal Court Mauston City Hall at Mansion Street, 303 Mauston, WI. 53950 (cash or check only). Payments can also be made online at
www.officialpayments.com or www.wisconsinpayments.com. There will be a convenience fee charged. You can visit the Municipal Court's web page via the City of Mauston's website at www.mauston.com.
Culver’s to sponsor fundraiser Culver’s of Mauston, located at 640 McEvoy Road, is one of 162 participating Culver’s restaurants located in parts of Wisconsin, Illinois, and Michigan to participate in a Tuesday, May 21st fundraising effort for the Honor Flight Network, a non-profit group created to honor America’s Veterans by transporting them to Washington D.C. to visit their war memorials. The restaurant will donate 10% of its sales on that day to the Badger Honor Flight Hub that serves the Madison area. “We’re happy for the opportunity to support the Honor Flight Network and we hope our guests will be too,” says Craig Culver, co-founder of the restaurant chain. “Men and women who put their lives on the line to protect our freedom are true heroes,” added Culver. The Honor Flight Network gives top priority to senior Veterans such as World War II survivors and those terminally ill who fought in later conflicts. Honor Flight has been sponsoring trips for Veterans since 2005. “This is an opportunity for us to give back to those who served for all of us,” adds Culver. “For many veterans, time is running out to say ‘thanks’. We hope our guests will come to our restaurants to enjoy great food while supporting a great cause.” As the Madison-area hub of the Honor Flight Network, Badger Honor Flight’s mission is to transport American veterans to Washington D.C. to visit memorials dedicated to honor their service and sacrifices. Cost of a Badger Honor Flight is $92,000 per trip. They are now taking applications for WWII and Korea Veterans. Since 2005, Honor Flight has honored more than 100,000 veterans to thank them for their service to our country. Culver’s serves fresh food, always cooked to order, with genuine family values to each and every guest. Culver’s is an expanding franchise system with more than 480 independently owned and operated restaurants in 21 states. The restaurants’ award-winning customer service is based on small town, Midwestern values, genuine friendliness and an unwavering commitment to quality and freshness. Signature items include the Butter Burger®, made from fresh, never frozen Midwest-raised beef, and Fresh Frozen Custard, including the famous Flavor of the Day program. For more information, visit www.culvers.com, www.culvers.com/facebook, www.twitter.com/culvers, www.gplus.to/culvers or www.instagram.com/culvers.
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Scholarship awarded According to a recent announcement from the Mauston School District, Alex Barreau, 10th grade student, was awarded a $250 scholarship in recognition of his outstanding scholarship and achievement in the 2013 Americanism and Government Scholarship Program. The program is sponsored by the American Legion. The Americanism and Government Scholarship Program consists of students taking a 50 question test that tests students' knowledge of US government and history, county government, Wisconsin government and history, and flag etiquette. The test is open to any student in 10th, 11th, or 12th grade. 4,360 students participated and 32 winners were selected. More information on the Americanism and Government Scholarship program as well as other scholarship opportunities can be viewed on the Wisconsin American Legion website at www.wilegion.org.
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THE ART OF CHURNING Parker Vagardson is helping Rose Clark churn butter during Toddler Time at the Hatch Public Library. All of the children had the opportunity to take a turn at churning using Rose Clark's authentic butter churn and an antique butter churning stool on loan from Mary Alice Robinson.
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On March 23rd, 30 children attended the Princess & Knight Party held at the Hatch Public Library where kids listened to a variety of fairy tales, decorated crowns and helmets and enjoyed making edible magic wands.
Hatch Happenings BY DEBBY ENNIS Have you ever had freshly churned butter? Recently, Rose Clark brought an authentic butter churn to share with our Toddler Time group. Kids all had the opportunity at the churn until we had enough butter to put on crackers for our snack--it tasted amazing! They also were able to see an antique butter churn stool that Mary Alice Robinson graciously let us borrow. It was great fun for everyone! There will be no Toddler Time or Hatchlings groups during May. Groups will resume on June 17 when we kick off our Summer Reading Program, “Dig Into Reading.” Be sure to pick up a brochure with a listing of story times and special
events. You will want to mark your calendars for Wednesday, May 15 at 6 pm for our special program on “Wildflowers.” Juneau County Conservationist Michelle Wilkinson will help us identify our native and invasive wildflowers, discuss how best to grow and care for them, and share tips for easy landscaping and natural wildlife attraction, all with wildflowers! Do you have a green thumb? Kids ages 9-12 will be able to see if their thumbs ARE green on Thursday, May 16 when they are invited to come and paint, decorate pots and plant seeds for our spring activity. Join us in the Community Room at 3:15 for our Arts After School program and let’s create!
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Construction season is once again upon us as spring is slowly turning into summer. The Wisconsin Department of Transportation has contracted with DL Gasser Construction Company to mill off the asphalt and repave Wisconsin Highway 80/82 (Main Street) from the intersection with Wisconsin Highway 33 in Union Center to Liberty Street in Elroy. The project will begin the week of May 6 with staking, mobilization, sawcutting and concrete removals; followed by curb & gutter work, sidewalk repairs, and manhole adjustments. Beginning the week of Memorial Day (May 26) through
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the week of June 17, the highway will be closed down to one lane, in portions, as they mill and repave the highway. This means that parking will be limited or not allowed on Main Street during the duration of the project. Parking is available in the City parking lot between the Fire Department and Royal Bank. The Elroy Streets Department or Police Department will be posting no parking signs along the route when it is needed. The City of Elroy thanks everyone for their patience as these crews work to improve the highway network and make the City look better with fresh pavement and pavement markings. DIANNA ANDERSON PHOTOS
Kendall board follows through with former church despite health issues BY TASHA MUELLER As the Kendall board’s attorney Kathryn Schmidt attended another monthly meeting on Monday night, the board will still be going ahead with getting the former St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church building possibly razed if not fixed properly. The owner, Glenn Ekern of Mauston, was issued the citation and has paid the $100 fee but no action has been seen. Schmidt stated that within the bylaws, a building inspector or officer must provide Ekern a notice and a list of what needs to happen within 30 days in order to see a raze happen or changes made to the building. Schmidt would like to see past mortgage holders or previous ownership papers as if any changes to the building must be done, so they will know what is happening. During each day nothing is done, the ticket must be paid each day it incurs. An inspection from the interior of the building would be enough evidence of what would need to be changed. The building is seen as a public nuisance, rather than a safety concern in the village. If the items stated on the notice are not taken care of within the 30 days, the village can take Ekern to circuit court and apply legal action. President Dick Martin said that he would like to contact Ekern before issuing him another ticket. But, even during the middle of the conversation at the meeting, Ekern called Martin saying he was unable to gather the possible list Martin was requesting and had someone looking at the foundation and painting the building. Ekern had said he recently found out he has cancer and would have to be at chemo treatments this week. Despite the news, the board would still like to follow through with the citations to get the project accomplished. Request for Liquor License for Wood Pipes Owner of Wood Pipes, Brian Wood, has not applied for the liquor license yet but has requested the board look into the possibility of issuing one to his store. He would like to have a bar, and also a
carry-out store within the same store. In the application that Wood was given, the precise location would have to be stated word-forword. The Village of Kendall is allowed five Class-B Licenses and currently, three are being used by other businesses. Next month will be the approval for liquor licenses. The board discussed the option of holding the approval if applied for by Wood as court dates would be pending since the next meeting is earlier. More information regarding specific regulations would be needed to forgo the approval. Also, a concern came about since Wood Pipes is located next door to the public library. It is a major place for families so a safety concern was thought upon. More discussion will be needed if and when the license would be issued. Law Enforcement seeks request for 2013 COPS Grant Village Marshal Rich Laxton approached the board with the request of authorization to apply for the 2013 COPS Grant. The grant would fund 75 percent of the salary and benefits for a full-time officer for the first three years with the village paying 25 percent of the total cost per year. The grant may be awarded only on the contingency that the village pays 100 percent for the fourth year. The deadline for the grant application is May 22. Currently, Laxton is at a part-time status with 22.5 hours per week with roughly $21,000 per year in the 2013 budget at $15.25 per hour. Laxton would like to see $19 per hour for the full-time status and having the Kendall Law Enforcement his one job to meet the grant. “With increased patrol time, you’ll see increased revenue,” stated Laxton about having the sole role. The board would like to see more concrete numbers per year and will discuss totals before the deadline. The department will be participating in the states Click It or Ticket campaign May 20 through June 2 for a chance to win a $4,000 grant. Also, the department will need to start paying for E-Time Services through the state
at a cost of $53.50 per month. The service enables in-squad processing of Drivers License and License Plate checks as well as incorporating the Badger Tracs System in the squad which is used for Warnings, Citations and Accident Reports. Openings on the Village Board In caucus, a few of the names were transposed on the ballots. Deb Larson should have been on the caucus and Jim Lunde’s name went on caucus. After realizing the mistake, the General Accountability Board stated there was nothing that could be done since the ballots were already done. The board voted to put Deb Larson back on the board and will be filling in a 2-year position. And longtime board member Bob Mahr has resigned due to family health concerns. A 1-year interim will be open due to Mahr’s resignation. A letter written to the clerk will be needed to be considered for the position. Kendall Elementary School The board has not received any further information regarding the elementary school. The Royall School Board had decided to evict the current renter so purchasing the building will go smoother. Hopeful updated information will be available for June’s meeting. Spring Street Project A motion to borrow money within a line of credit for interim financing for the project was approved as money from the special projects account will be used for it and paid back to the bank. Public Works Construction In the village’s Depreciations Account, the current total is at $25,840 and the account only needs $15,400. The remaining balance of $10,340 was approved to be moved into the construction account. For future use, the board is looking into making improvements to the water tower. Also, monies that can be transferred into the construction account from remaining balances, as a new garage and wash bay are also on the horizon. Bids have started to come in for a wash bay project but a Building Design
would first need to be sought. The thermal limit in Kendall is still one degree off of the variance standard by the DNR. A hopeful dissipative study cannot be done until July that would get rid of the study for five years. A drinking water inspection was received in good standing. Modifications will have to be sought from the business Arena that is causing major water sewage problems that is deteriorating the pipes that are only three years old. Village Garbage Bags The village has found another option for the village garbage bags rather than rolling the bags by hand into five bag bundles. The new bags are coming out of La Farge from Ed Fronk and will be pre-rolled in 10 bags per bundle with no option of single bags to be sold. The price would be $10 per bundle with businesses not having to worry about purchasing prices or profit for the business or village. All money received from the bags will go directly towards the village. Approvals The board approved a listing in the Monroe County Visitor Guide and an advertisement in The Messenger of Juneau County Summer Guide. The Kendall Fire Department will be having a Hunters Night Out on Saturday at the Kendall Community Hall as the board approved of a picnic license for the event. A minimum of $300 was approved for flowers to be purchased for the wooden flower boxes around town as community members will be planting them very soon. On Wednesday, June 12, there will be an Open Book Meeting beginning at 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. and a Board of Review Meeting held right after until 8 p.m. in the Kendall Village Office Meeting Room. Board members will be having a special meeting on Tuesday, May 28 at 6 p.m. to make a lot of upcoming decision making. The next regular Kendall Village Board Meeting will be held on Monday, June 3 at 7 p.m.
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ROYALL FFA MEMBERS COMPETE
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Four members of the Royall FFA competed at the State Wildlife Career Development Event on April 26th in Madison. Team members were Brett Stanek, Tom Neuman, Trystan Houzner, and Colton Johnson. The team qualified for state by competing at the District contest held at UW-Platteville in March. The team placed 8th out of 64 teams at district and Brett Stanek placed 1st out of 183 individuals. At the state competition the team placed 15th out of 38 teams and Brett once again led the team by placing 14th individually. To the right, members of the Royall FFA Wildlife CDE Team took time out for a picture on the UW-Madison campus. Left to right they are: Colton Johnson, Brett Stanek, Trystan Houzner, and Tom Neuman.
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Spring Craft Sale full of trinkets, flowers, and quilts. Below, there were many different vendors at the Spring Craft Sale in Kendall at the St. Joseph Catholic Church. Vendors included a bake sale by PCCW members, jewelry, knitted scarves, candies, plus many others. Above left, Flowers were in full bloom during the sale and ready to be planted for spring time. With the nicer weather, planting should be going on soon. Above right, Marge Wendt was the lucky raffle winner of this beautiful country-inspired handmade quilt made by Sharon Frye. There were also a couple of cleaning supply gift baskets auctioned off and a few other smaller quilts. TASHA MUELLER PHOTOS
Royall students to host carwash BY TASHA MUELLER Looking to get that winter sand, salt and dirt off your vehicle to make it shine in the beautiful, sunny, warm weather? Look no further – the students at Royall are raising funds towards their Spanish trip to Costa Rica. On Sunday, May 12, the students will be accepting donations for any car wash needed. The cookout will consist of hot dogs and chips with a soda for $5. The carwash and cookout will take place at the Royall High School. Students will be leaving on June 8 for their Spanish trip. The carwash and cookout will begin at noon and go until 4 p.m.
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Victims of fire receive help to rebuild lives BY EVA MARIE WOYWOD While the Larson family continues to put their life back together, a community has come together in droves to make sure the path to getting there is a short one and filled with love and support. Last Saturday a Fire Benefit was held at the Traveler's Inn in New Lisbon. The all day event was packed with money raising opportunities including chances to win one or more of
the dozens of prizes donated by local businesses and individuals. While totals from the event have yet to be released the family has expressed their gratitude. “We cannot believe the outpouring of support we have received since the fire. We get phone calls on an almost daily basis from people offering to help,” stated Tish Larson. Husband Lance concurred stating, “It shows there are a lot of good people in the area.” Investigations revealed that the fire which took their home
and possessions was caused by a bad electrical outlet. With none of the family at home when the fire started, neighbors Everett Burdick and Lillian Larson both called the fire in. Burdick ran through the snow in his slippers to shut off flow of the LP tank. Camp Douglas and New Lisbon Fire Departments responded to the scene and were able to keep the fire from spreading to nearby trees and the garage, but the house and contents were a total loss.
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Library to host comedian
Don’t forget to attend the New Lisbon Variety Show on Friday evening, May 10th
The Friends of the New Lisbon Library are hosting a comedy night as part of their ongoing fundraising for the year. The show, featuring Jared Mauck, "The King of Zing", will be held on May 18th at 8 p.m. at the Sports Page in New Lisbon. Tickets are $10.00 and are available at the door that evening. Come and enjoy a relaxing evening full of laughs and fun all while supporting your local library.
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Town of Germantown N7560 17th Avenue • New Lisbon, WI 53950 For property owners in The Town of Germantown the Town Brush Dump located on 37th Avenue will be opening Wednesday April 24, 2013. (Weather Permitting) The Brush Dump hours are Wednesdays - 11:00AM TO 5:00PM and Saturdays - 7:30AM TO 1:00PM (Weather Permitting) The Town Brush Dump will be closed on Holiday Weekend Saturdays. No Commercial Dumping. You must also provide proof of ownership of property within the Town. Comedian Jared Mauck
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After School program hosts parents night BY STEVE NORLING The “After School” youngsters held their final parents night this past week. This parents night was held in the community room of the Necedah Library. This year’s theme for each of the monthly parents nights has been a tour of countries around the world. This final night’s theme was Mexico. The tables were decorated with a Mexican motif. The tables soon filled up with youngsters and their parents along with all of the volunteers that are so important to the success of the after school program. The program was opened with a welcome from Mrs. Linda Lowery, the leader of
the after school program. After introducing the volunteers, it was time for all of the guests and youngsters alike to go and get one of the fine box lunches that was provided. While everyone ate, they were entertained by some of the after school youngsters. First up was a short skit titled, “The Boy Who Could Do Anything”. It was a great skit about a boy who was able to do anything and used his talents to help out less fortunate youngsters. The next act was a Mexican Hat Dance. This dance was performed by another group of after school youngsters and was very well executed. After that it was another
Mexican dance performed by yet another group among the after school youngsters. The final skit was performed by four young girls known as the “Helping Hands”. They performed a skit on how to help someone being bullied. While it was not exactly a Mexican style skit, everyone thought it very appropriate. Mrs. Lowery closed out the evening by explaining much about how the after school program works. She explained what they are trying to accomplish and how the parents can help. She also told of all the progress that has been made by the students during the year. Also on hand was a repre-
sentative of the Juneau County Family Resource Center, which is located in Mauston. They cover such things as Head Start, Early Head Start, and Safe and
Stable Families. The representative was there to answer any questions that any of the parents might have and to inform those who did not know, what the
organization is about. She was also able to touch base with many parents with whom she had had previous contact.
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“The Seasons” preformed by Hillsboro Elementary students BY TASHA MUELLER
Students gathered together to perform in their Spring Program on Tuesday, April 30 that featured a wide variety of songs. The theme for this year’s concert was “The Seasons” as specific groups of grades performed corresponding pieces. Starting out the evening, students in third and fourth grade sang selections from fall with “School is Back in Session” and “A Silly Winter Song” with recorder players including Andrea Auel, Billy Fuller, Chris Heidtman, Cameron Huntley, Mitch Huntley, Lexie Matteson, Megan Salisbury, Emma Sebranek, and Paige Verbsky. Other selections were “Let it Grow” and “Love the Summer.”
The first and second graders sang songs corresponding with winter. First grade teacher, Ms. Lori Cherf, was able to take the stage and help sing in “I Like the Colors of the Fall.” Other tunes were “Perfect Winter Day,” “Open the Window,” and, “Take Me Out to the Ballgame & 7th Inning Stretch.” Members of the fifth grade band performed the pieces of “March Across the Seas,” “Procession,” “Banana Boat Song,” and “Indigo Rock.” The 4K and 5K singers focused on the season of spring with tunes of “Fall Medley,” “I Want a Kitty” – featuring teacher Mrs. Marie Kraska, “If All the Raindrops,” and “Ten Little Bunnies” as each singer adorned cute little bunny ears. The fifth grade singers performed “Amblin’ Down an
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Autumn Avenue,” “Winter Again,” “Cold & Fugue Season,” and “Summertime.” All students then came together and sang “Spring Forward, Fall Back!” Not only did all of the students have fun singing and dancing to their songs, many were able to dress the part adorning sunglasses and other seasonable accessories. Also, many students had fun introducing each different group with corresponding jokes that got the crowd laughing. The spring program was made possible by Mrs. Lauren Curtis and Mrs. Paula Parker with many other elementary staff members to help with the practices and final performance.
Alto Saxophone player, Abby Nemec, performs in the fifth grade band that featured four different selections. Students got the chance to introduce each group with a round of jokes that got the crowd laughing.
4K and 5K students were able to sing to “Ten Little Bunnies” during their turn on stage that featured songs about spring.
Derek Gardener smiles after the concert knowing that he and his classmates did a wonderful job performing in the concert.
Students in third and fourth grade sang songs about the season of fall, as a few fourth graders gave a great recorder performance. ALICIA LOWREY PHOTOS
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Hillsboro National Honors Society On Monday evening, new inductees received their pins and were inducted to the Hillsboro High School National Honor Society. New members include Seniors: Heather Fronk, Zachary Griffin, Mirissa Williamson; Juniors: Mercedes Anderson, Matthew Bartels, Daniel Benish, Riley Fisher, Morgen Rynes, Kelsey Skala, Zeffie Woods; Sophomores: Michaela Back, Macey Brown, John Dank, Sarah Fick, Lauren Hagi, Bridgett Madden, Madeline Tengblad. Pictured is the entire group of this year’s HHS National Honor Society members. TASHA MUELLER PHOTO
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Students in the 8th grade leadership group held their first golf scramble on Saturday at Spring Valley in Union Center. Unfortunately, the wet weather did not allow any golf to be played. But, the students made due under the direction of their group advisor, Chris Koopman as the event went on with a dinner and raffle items. There were plenty of raffle prizes to win ranging from gift certificates to an autographed Aaron Rodgers football. Over 25 different sponsors donated the selection of prizes as students were raising funds to purchase Samsung Chromebooks. The laptops will be used for multiple learning purposes with the hopes of two being purchased, and hopefully more in the future. Pictured include front row (left to right): Bethany Griffin, Belinda Griffin, and Allison Mitchell. Middle row: Ian Levy, Danyelle Minor, Kelly Parish, and Taylor Brickl. Back row: Pearl Franke, Shelby Levy, Justin Nemec, and advisor Chris Koopman. TASHA MUELLER PHOTO
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Hands on for W-C students
On April 9th, Mrs. Miller’s Wildlife class from Wonewoc-Center spent the day with the DNR and the Rolling Hills Sportsman’s club stocking area trout streams. This was a great hands-on learning opportunity for the students. They learned about how the trout are raised locally at the Polk farm, the importance of cleaning the raceways, proper nutrition, water temperature, and keeping an
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accurate count. The students enjoyed the opportunity, and kept up willing attitudes in spite of the bitter cold rain that day. Thank you to Gary Dieck for keeping us posted on the date and time of the stocking, and to Chuck Hammer and the DNR for providing this chance at experiential learning for our students.
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LaValle Library Local Destitinations: Kickapoo Valley Reserve
Wonewoc-Center Drama Club hopes to scare up some laughs with the family-fun comedy “Drac’s Back”, written by Craig Sodaro. This fast paced play promises to entertain adults and children alike, as it tells the story of how Dracula’s sisters, Bella and Della, have uprooted the family’s Transylvanian castle and have moved it, brick by brick, to the new country, where mayhem ensues when Dracula comes to reclaim his property. The fun begins when a group of young, stranded science students are forced to take refuge from a rainstorm in the spooky old castle. The plot thickens when Drac’s diabolical plan to snatch the ownership of the house from his sisters unfolds. The performance is filled with mistaken identities, slapstick humor and several bloody good puns. Performances are scheduled for Friday, May 17th and Saturday, May 18th at 7:00 p.m. at the Wonewoc-Center High School. “Drac’s Back” is being produced by special arrangement with Pioneer Drama Service, Inc., Englewood, Colorado.
Grede Employee Appreciation picnic Hello, all: Grede Reedsburg is planning an Employee Appreciation picnic for May 8, 2013 at the Reedsburg location. This picnic is to show appreciation to the employees for working 2M hours with no lost time from safety issues in March 2013. This is a very notable achievement since this site, as well as any other Grede sites, have not ever reached this.
Join us Tuesday, May 14, at 6:00 p.m. for the third program in a series on Local Destinations. The Kickapoo Valley Reserve is an 8,569 acre tract of land located between the villages of La Farge and Ontario in southwestern Wisconsin. Its history, resources, administration, and recreational diversity make it unique - a place like no other. Join KVR staff to learn about the Kickapoo Valley Reserve’s history along with current educational and recreational offerings.
Baskets Wanted The 4th Annual Friends of the Wonewoc Library Basket Silent Auction will take place the week of Old Fashioned Day. Anyone willing to sponsor a basket for the sale can drop off their donation at the library by May 10th. Baskets can carry a theme and be decorated. Items for a basket could also be dropped off if you do not feel comfortable creating the basket.All will be gratefully accepted and are tax deductible. The auction bids will be open as of May 13th for auction goers to bid on their favorite basket. Bids will be accepted all week long at the library through Friday, May 17th from 9:00 - 5:30. On Saturday, the auction will move to the dining room of the Mayer's Office. Bids will be accepted from 9:00 - 3:30. Bids will close at 3:30 where the highest bids will be contacted and baskets will be available for pick up if that is convenient for the bidder. Monies raised from this event will be put towards the expansion project. In addition, Thrivent Financial of Juneau County will be matching funds raised. The Friends of the Wonewoc Library would like everyone in the area to keep in mind that Old Fashioned Day will be a great time to come out and support the village. Many fun events and activities are planned.
Center Street Coffee & Treats Moves Center Street Coffee and Treats has moved to a new location in Wonewoc. Now Shelly Mitchell is across the street next to The Silent Rooster. The new location serves as a better fit for the coffee house and is closer to the bike trail. Center Street Coffee and Treats is open for business and Shelly looks forward to seeing old faces and new in the new location, so stop in and have some coffee and wonderful treats!
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Union Center from 1931 to 1945 1932 – Will hire Chet Clark to keep up streets by dragging and opening ditches for $2.00/mo.; Ordinance regulating the keeping of dogs and chickens within the Village limits. 1933 – Board of Health members allowed 50 cents each meeting and mileage at 10 cents per mile; About ½ acre shale pit was purchased from James Novotny for $80.00; Dr. Miller, State Inspector of Health Madison, was notified to come and inspect the children at school, much to the surprise of the residents of Union Center. He found no contagious diseases and spoke very highly of the school; Noxious Weed Notice is given to each and every person who owns, occupies or controls land in Village, to cut, destroy all Canadian thistle, English charlock, or Wild mustard, Goatsbeard, Quack or Quitch grass, in a manner that will prevent them from bearing seed or spreading. 1934 – Village Board voted to permit dealers to sell carbonated beverages, soft drinks, without Village license fee; Membership of the League of Wisconsin Municipalities is $10.00/year. 1935 – Wisconsin Power and Light Co. will install 100 watt lamps in street lights; Board voted to issue liquor and beverage license at $150.00 for year beginning in July and cigarette license fee set at $3.00; Repairs are to be made on the jail to put in suitable condition for occupancy; A boy scout group is being organized in Union Center and the residents are asked to cooperate with the boys in this worthwhile movement by giving them work, such as raking lawns, washing windows, gardening, etc. and paying them what they can. 1936 – Nye Jordan was paid to survey and prepare map of Village roads and streets; The Union Center ice cream plant was entered and robbed of 750 pounds of butter; It was found that the sill and studding on the East and North sides of the jail had decayed, which necessitated building a wall in order to keep the building in shape and prevent a possible collapse eventually. This was done at an expense of $12.08. A cupboard for blankets, etc. was also built in the jail; Bought for the jail, two mattress, $11.00, four blankets, $7.80 and stove for $3.25; Clyde Miller to build
chimney and make repairs, painting, etc. on jail; Application of H.W. Heding to install gas pumps approved. 1937 – Dr. J.S. Hansberry on the Board of Health inspected the creamery for smoke; Ladies Aide made two mattress covers for jail; Ray Heding authorized to repair and condition fire engine; Fire chief is authorized to appoint twelve men for Fire Department, such department to have four practice meetings annually, allowing compensation of twenty-five cents to each person taking part in said practice; W.H. Grilley’s compensation as constable be placed at seventy-five cents per night for three nights each week; Wisconsin Power and Light Co. unloaded two car loads of poles at Union Center. 1938 – Ordinance passed relating to drunken and reckless driving. Profane, obscene and indecent language or other boisterous conduct; Eaves trough put on Village Hall; The clerk is to send monthly reports to the State Board of Health, Village Board decided to have Chas. Noonan clean Village of rubbish, etc.; Leo Brooks was sworn in as constable to fill vacancy for unexpired term. 1939 – The Ritz Coach, combination restaurant and service station, was moved from Wonewoc to a new location in the Village of Union Center. It is at the junction of Hwy 33 & 8082. 1940 – Mr. Schilley, of the State Park Planning Board of Madison and Mr. Torville, superintendent of the Ontario CCC Camp met with Juneau County Board to complete details on the park here(Note: The park was located where now sits the Juneau County Low
Income Housing Unit) 1941 – Village street lights to be on from dark to dawn; Wm. Bryan Stull to be constable and later his resignation was accepted with Leo Brooks appointed for unexpired term; Last year license plates cannot be used legally after April 1st. Car owners are urged to turn in their old plates when putting on their 1942 plates. Collection in most communities will be made by the Boy Scouts as part of their salvage work for national defense. It is hoped that by this means a large part of the 500 tons of steel used in the manufacture of Wisconsin motor vehicle license plates last year may be recovered. 1942 – C.L. Wilcox resigned as fire chief; One adult member of the family should register for canning sugar at the Town Hall. Bring along their sugar ration books and give the number of quarts of fruit canned last year and number quarts on hand; of Construction of the new milk plant for the Baraboo Creamery Valley Association to begin soon. The dehydrating process can reduce 100 pounds of skim milk to about eight and onehalf pounds, which is a vital factor as shipping is concern. 1943 – Leo Noonan to do
the spring clean up of the streets and alleys; To raise hourly rate of labor from thirty cents to forty cents the coming year; The donation of a flag pole, to be erected on Village and Township property, by the Union Center Townsend Club No. 1; The constable service is to be discontinued on Wed. and Sat. nights and to serve only when called; A vacant lot was bought by the Village from the Vernon County Milling Co. for $130.00 and the basement on the lot is to be filled; Kenneth Searles has accepted a position as bookkeeper for the new powder plant, part of the Wisconsin Cooperative Creamery which expects to be in full operation by November 1st; Village is to buy property from Mrs. Helen Seivert consisting of W1/4 of Lot 6, Block 17 for $50.00; Mrs. Richard Sebranek, who has been running the Ritz Coach the past summer, sold out to B.J. Vlasak of Yuba; The Union Center Honor Roll, with 36 names of servicemen on it was erected on the corner of High St. directly across from the C.L. Wilcox residence (which is now the Robert Bloor residence); The former Wopat Store building has been purchased by Theo Paulson. 1944 – To appoint
Clarence Staeger to take the place of Leo Brooks as constable; Kenneth Searles closes the IGA Store; Theo. Paulson manager of Union Center’s new Farmer’s Union Co-operative Store, announces the store is now open; Mrs. Kenneth Searles has been appointed collector of the light bills for Wisconsin Power and Light Co. in place of A.T. Union Solchenberger; Center postmaster A.T. “Louie” Solchenberger will retire the end of January. Louie began his postal work as a substitue rural carrier out of Union Center Post Office 32 years ago. For 8 years he was a regular carrier and since served as postmaster; Everett Herrewig is acting as constable to fill a vacancy; The Ritz Coach sold to Lawrence Markee of Hillsboro; The Hillsboro Fire Department responded to an alarm from the Ritz Coach. The fire fighters found a serious chimney fire which they soon put out; A few of the Village fathers met at the town hall and erected a new flag pole, 48 feet high. The flag was donated to the Village by the Union Center Townsend Club; Fire Department was called to the Union Center Dairy Plant to extinguish a small blaze in the coal conveyor room on the roof. The blaze had been brought
under control by the workers when the fire department arrived; Woodrick & Sons bought tavern for $6000.00, a portion was sold for a restaurant called “Hunter Restaurant”. 1945 – Village will rent part of a lot to the Quality Milk Service Co. of Burlington, Wis. for installing a gasoline storage tank and have use of the well; Motion was made to have the Indian painter place servicemen’s names on the Roll of Honor; Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Vlasak purchased the cheese factory equipment from Al Scharnow and are operating the same; The Markee sorghum mill began the seasons operations with prospects of a large output; The Village was aroused at 1:00 am by the shrieking of the fire siren. The hill back if the school was a blaze and fire spread fast through the dry leaves. About 20 men fought the fire for 2 hours before it was under control. It is not known how it was started; Juneau County Highway Com. paid for black topping at school; Street labor is fifty cents per hour. If anyone has any additional information or pictures pertaining to the Village of Union Center, please contact Linda Scott at 608-462-5814
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Cardinal baseball action enjoys weather BY STEVE NORLING On May 1st the Wonewoc-Center boys baseball team and girls softball team came to Necedah. This was definitely the best baseball weather we have had this spring. With the sun shining and the temperature around 70, it was a great day to play ball. The baseball game was an excellent show of good team play. Necedah won the game by a 5 – 2 score. Noah Herried went three for four in the hitting department, as did Matt Brown. Herried scored one run while Brown had one RBI and one run scored. For Wonewoc, Brockman had one hit and one run scored. For Necedah Matt Brown was the winning pitcher. He pitched five innings, allowing only one hit, striking out seven and giving up one walk. Ashton Knutson pitched two
innings allowing one hit, striking out three and giving up three walks. While one run was scored during each pitchers innings, neither of the runs were earned. For Wonewoc, Krueger pitched the entire six innings giving up ten hits and five runs, all of them earned. He had four strikeouts and gave up two walks. Krueger was the losing pitcher. The girls softball game did not go nearly as well. The game ended after six innings with a score of 11 – 1. After having great hitting in their previous game, it seemed that they could not put two hits together in this game. It was a well–played game in many respects but with just enough mistakes to let it get out of hand. Now that the weather is finally spring like, come on out and enjoy a baseball or softball game.
NEW LISBON PARTICIPATE IN BOOK BATTLE
New Lisbon students, Kollin Bolchen, Katrina Johnson and Molly Wiese took first place in the "Book Battles" in the Mississippi Valley Gifted/Talented network. The regional competition was held in Viroqua on April 30th. There were 14 teams from the regional area that included Bangor, Hillsboro, LaFarge, Tomah, Viroqua, Westby, Necedah, Wonewoc, and New Lisbon. The contest starts with a three man team and 50 books to read in a six month period, all different types of books are read between the three students. The program helps to expand vocabulary, comprehension, and promote life long reading habits. The students must pick a team captain to answer questions about the books in the competition. Molly was selected to be the spokesperson for the team. Students must know the authors name and the title of each book they have read, then questions are asked about the books and the team to answer the most questions right wins. New Lisbon students knew all of the answers. DIANNA ANDERSON PHOTO
A good bunt to the ball sends the Cardinals to base.
Getting a piece of the ball with a good swing.
HOG RAFFLE Dawson Miller of Wonewoc is raising funds for a special friend. Dawson has been friends with Tucker Needham his whole life and wanted to help with research for Cystic Fibrosis so they can find a cure for Tucker. Dawson is 11 years old and understands what it is to have Cystic Fibrosis and how dangerous it can be for Tucker, he has gone to visit him in the hospital when he was sick and Dawson would like to help find a cure. Dawson will be holding a raffle to raise funds for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and for the Elroy Fair. The Elroy Fair board is sponsoring the raffle number and Cherney Farms donated the pig "Nubby" for Dawson to raise. Dawson has raised pigs in the past and has won reserve champion at the Juneau County Fair. Tickets are available now and 5,000 will be sold. Ticket prices are $5.00 a piece or 5 for $20.00. The prizes are 1st place: half a pig and the Baraboo Meat Market donated a $75.00 processing certificate, 2nd prize is half a pig and $25.00 gift certificate from the Baraboo Meat Market, 3rd prize is $100.00, 4th prize $75.00 and 5th is $50.00. If you would like to contribute a donation send it to Elroy Fair Hog Raffle, P.O. Box 128, Elroy, WI 53929 or for tickets call Dawson's mom at 608-381-0113.
Juneau County Department of Human Services
Human Services Worker
PRESENTATION OF POPPER Friends of Necedah Fire and
Rescue VP Brad Tuma, presenting popcorn popper to Cathy Williams for the Necedah Library to be used to provide popcorn for the youngsters on "Movie Night."
Juneau County Department of Human Services is seeking an experienced Human Services Worker to work in the Child Protective Services Unit.The successful candidate should be experienced and familiar with child development and the needs of children. Must possess good oral and written skills; be comfortable in community settings having good interviewing and relationship building skills. Be familiar with Chapter 48 and ability to write family assessments. Possess a valid driver’s license and vehicle required. Must have a Bachelor’s Degree in social work or a closely related field, be certified or eligible for certification as a social worker and undergo a criminal background check. We offer excellent fringe benefits, a strong staff development program and a competitive salary. We are an equal opportunity employer. To apply or for more information please go to www.juneau.wi.gov/ Application and resume must be received by May 13, 2013.
Please send application and resume to: Juneau County Personnel 220 East State Street Rm #205 Mauston, WI 53948
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2013 SCHOLARSHIP WINNER
NORTHSIDE MOBIL PARTNERS WITH MAUSTON HIGH SCHOOL
ExxonMobil’s Educational Alliance Program Enhances Math and Science Curriculum at Mauston High School. Thanks to the efforts of Jim and Debbie Bires of Northside Mobil at 705 N. Union Street here in Mauston, Mauston High School has been awarded a $500 ExxonMobil Educational Alliance grant. The money will be awarded as a scholarship to a Class of 2013 furthering their education in a math or science field of study. ExxonMobil's Educational Alliance Program has awarded $1.8 million in grants this year to schools to help enhance math and science education across the United States. This is the 13th consecutive year for the program. The ExxonMobil Educational Alliance program is designed to provide Mobil retailers like Northside Mobil with an opportunity to invest in the future of their communities through educational grants to neighborhood schools.
BIG WINS FOR MAUSTON TENNIS PLAYERS
The Golden Eagles fell 3-4 to Wisconsin Rapids Assumption on April 26th. “It was the longest Team Match of my coaching career that was played on at least 6 courts. We had "FIVE" 3-set matches and we prevailed in one of them," said MHS Boys Tennis Coach Derek Felska. The "one" that prevailed was, J.J. Johnson, who is a Freshman at Mauston High School, positioned at #2 singles player on the Varsity Team. The above photo is of J.J. Johnson playing on the court.
Elroy Silver Star Farm joins Angus Assoc. Silver Star Farm, Elroy, Wisconsin, is a new member of the American Angus Association®, reports Bryce Schumann, CEO of the national breed organization headquartered in Saint Joseph, Mo. The American Angus Association, with more than 25,000 active adult and junior members, is the largest beef breed association in the world. Its computerized records include detailed information on more than
17 million registered Angus. The Association records ancestral information, keeps production records on individual animals, and develops industry-leading selection tools for its members. These programs and services help members select and mate the best animals in their herds to produce quality genetics for the beef cattle industry and quality beef for consumers.
Help stamp out hunger in your community In many ways, America is the land of plenty. But for 1 in 6 people living in this country, hunger is still a reality. Today, nearly 50 million Americans, including 17 million children, are struggling with hunger. These are often hard-working adults, children, and seniors who simply cannot make ends meet and are forced to go without food for several meals, or even days. Fortunately, the United States Postal Service and the National Association of Letter Carriers will once again join forces when they conduct the annual Stamp Out Hunger food drive. On Saturday, May 11, the nation's more than 200,000 letter carriers will collect food donations in more than 10,000 communities, large and small, and deliver them to local food banks and other hunger relief organizations. This is the 21st Anniversary of the nation's largest single-day food drive, having collected more than one billion pounds of food since its inception in 1993. In 2012, generous Americans donated more than 70 million pounds of food, which marked the ninth consecutive year that at least 70 million pounds were collected. Participating in the food drive is easy. Just leave a bag of non-perishable food items, like canned soup, vegetables, fruits, juices, boxed goods, pasta and rice, where the letter carrier normally delivers your mail. The food will then be picked up and delivered to the local food bank. To learn more about the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive, ask your letter carrier, contact your local post office, or visit www.helpstampouthunger.com.
Every year, Swiss Valley Farms Cooperative gives out eight scholarships to its members’ children who are attending colleges and technical schools. Five of these scholarships are for students pursuing agriculture-related degrees with the rest going to students seeking degrees in other fields. Judging this year’s scholarship entries was Paula Meabon from Wattsburg, PA. Paula is a dairy producer and a strong dairy advocate who enjoys helping young people. She spent six years on the National Dairy Board where she served as treasurer, vice chair, and chairman. Paula was recently seated on the Board of the Center for Daily Excellence Foundation of Erie County, Pennsylvania. Nicole Vlasak, Elroy, WI is the recipient of a $500 scholarship from Swiss Valley Farms for agriculture studies. Nicole is the daughter of Swiss Valley Farms members Steven and Sherry Vlasak and a 2010 graduate of Royall High School in Elroy. Nicole currently attends the University of Wisconsin in Platteville where she is majoring in Animal Science with a dairy emphasis.
World No Tobacco Day On May 31st, those of us in the public health community are asking all of us in Juneau County to join the world in raising awareness of the destructive force tobacco plays in our lives, our communities, and on our children’s future. That day is World No Tobacco Day, organized by the World Health Organization to help us all fight the single most deadly and expensive cause of preventable disease on the planet. World No Tobacco Day is a worldwide effort to mobilize all of us, including our state policy makers, our leaders of faith, and our community leaders, to do what we can to combat this threat. In Wisconsin alone, tobacco kills nearly 7,000 each year and costs $4.5 billion in health care costs and lost worker productivity. Wisconsin’s Tobacco Prevention and Control Program has made great progress over the last decade, dropping adult and youth smoking to historic lows.
But there’s still a lot to do. We need healthy citizens, intact families, lower health care costs, and a healthy future for our children. Continuing Tobacco Prevention and Control efforts in Wisconsin helps make all of that possible. On World No Tobacco Day, let’s join the global community in making tobacco a top priority. The South Central Wisconsin Tobacco Free Coalition collaborates with educators, law enforcement, elected state and local officials, health professionals, youth, and citizens to create healthier communities. If interested in becoming a member of the coalition, please contact the South Central Wisconsin Tobacco Free Coalition at 608847-9373. For more information on tobacco prevention please contact the Juneau County Health Department at 608-847-9373. Want to quit smoking? Call 1-800-QUITNOW for free resources.
Thank You! The Carl W. Nelson Animal Shelter wishes to extend a huge thank you to the Bank of Mauston, its employees, and everyone who donated to the Bank of Mauston’s Supply Drive. We would also like to thank Allied Health of Mauston and Check Advance of Mauston, who also collected donations for us. We received so many needed supplies, as well as monetary donations, which will all be put to good use. We also want to thank the community for coming out to our “Sneak Preview” last week. It is heartwarming to hear so many comments of support. There is much still to be done, and we still need volunteers and materials to help with the project. Please watch our web site, www.carlnelson.org, for updates on volunteers and materials needed. We want to take this opportunity to thank those people who have donated needed items for the construction process: Greg and Kathy Bova who donated doggie doors and kennel doors, Habitat for Humanity who supplied windows and ceiling tiles, Terry and Geraldine Potter, and Charles and Clare Keller (in memory of their dogs) who furnished dry wall, and John and Terry Dalla Valle who donated the dog bath. Lastly, we want to thank all of our supporters who have contributed to our building fund in the past, purchased bricks and other naming opportunities, helped us with our fundraisers, or contributed in some other way, all of which helped us purchase the building and begin construction. Your support motivates us to strive even harder toward our goal. Thank you, Juneau County!
~The Carl W. Nelson Animal Shelter Board of Directors - Deb Flint, President
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May 9, 2013
The Messenger of Juneau County’s want ads are just $10 for the first 20 words. Additional words are 10 cents each. To place an ad, call 1-(608)-462-4902, fax to 1-(608)-462-4903 or email to: themessenger@centurytel.net. We reserve the right to reject any ad that does not meet our standards.
APARTMENTS
APARTMENTS
NEW LISBON: 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. Includes heat, stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, washer, dryer and garage. Located on Allen Road, New Lisbon. Call Real Estate Management 608-356-5050 or go to www.realestate managementsolutionsllc.com b1tf
ELROY: One bedroom apt., redecorated, clean, quiet, $395 mo., includes HEAT, water and sewer, no pets or smoking, sec. dep., 608-462-5681 or 547-9449. b39-2
FOR RENT: ELROY 2 bedroom apartment $325, 2 bedroom house $425. References, security deposit required. No pets. Call 608462-5595. b19tf
RIVERWOOD APARTMENTS
Mauston Available NOW! 2 bedroom apartment
$595.00
(Sec. Deposit $300) *upcoming 2 bedrooms June 1st
• HEAT, Water, Sewer, Trash included • Appliance package • Washer/Dryer hookup Call today for your personal tour 608-695-5826 riverwood@ premier-real-estate.com Professionally Managed by: Premier Real Estate Mgt. LLC. Equal Housing Opportunity www.premierremgmt.com b10tf NEW LISBON: 1 or 2 bedroom. Rent based on 30% of income. Great location and affordable rent! Call Mel today at 1-800-944-4866 Ext 126. Equal Housing Opportunity. b30tf HILLSBORO: Rental assistance available! 2 bedroom upper. Private entry, storage, great location, next to park! Call TODAY 608489-3258. Equal Housing Opportunity. b30tf ELROY: Goebel Properties LLC. One and two bedroom apartments for rent on ground level. No smoking. No pets $425 per month and $425 security deposit. 204 Prospect St. Elroy, WI 53929 Contact Nicki Goebel 4823956 for more information. b15 MAUSTON: One bedroom Second floor apartment. Includes heat, refrigerator, stove, washer/dryer. NO PETS. Rent $525/mo. Security Deposit $525. 1 year lease. 608-562-3577 or 608-542-0120. b36tf NEW LISBON: 2 bedroom, 1 bath. City of New Lisbon. Washing facilities on site. Includes sewer and water. $450.00/per month with $450.00 security deposit. Please call 608-847-3747 or 608-547-2326. b36tf
ELROY: One bedroom upstairs apartment includes stove, refrigerator, central air, and water/sewer. $350.00/month. No smoking and no pets. Available immediately. Security deposit and references required. Call (608) 4628271 or (608) 462-8167 b41tf
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 CITY OF ELROY: 3 bedroom house w/appliance. $600.00/mo plus utilities. 1 yr lease, security deposit and references required. No smokers; No pets. Call 608853-0570 b41-3
HOUSES FOR SALE WONEWOC: House For Sale, 2300+ sq.ft., 6 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Oak floors, 2 Car garage, 2 lots. New Roof in 2007, New Attic Insulation 2010. VERY motivated seller (selling way below appraised value) Make an offer! (608) 5244869 b41-5
SERVICES Computer Repair. Contact Dave Heilman 608-4637646 or email: dheilman@centurytel.net. New and refurbished computers in stock. I make house calls! b1tf
SERVICES
Garage Sales
SERVICES: Chain and lawn mower blade sharpening. Call 462-4060. b41
RUMMAGE SALE: Mauston United Methodist Church 420 Suszycki Drive (off Milwaukee Street). Thursday, May 9th (4:00pm8:00pm), Friday, May 10th (8:00am-4:00pm), Saturday, May 11th (8:00am-3:00pm) Clothes of all sizes (many new), household items, linens, garden items, plants, furniture, books, toys, shoes, baby items, knickknacks, antiques, small appliances, holiday items, craft items, something for everyone!! Sale Items are priced low; to be a blessing to the community. b41
LAWN MOWING: Will do lawn mowing and trimming in Elroy area. Call 462-8719 after 7:00 p.m. References available. b41-2
FOR SALE 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 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
WANTED WANTED: 40+ acre farm site. In the Union Center, Hillsboro, Wonewoc, Elroy area. Prefer spring and mixture of tillable pasture and woods. Call 320-748-7740. b40-2
Employment B A RT E N D E R / C O O K : Experienced part-time bartender and/or cook. Must be able to close. Apply in person at Center Tap. b17-2 HELP WANTED: We are currently hiring a Driver to run various errands. This is an “on call” position and experience driving a pickup truck as well as a straight truck is needed. Please apply in person at 113 Railroad St., Elroy, WI 53929 or call (608) 4625066. Equal Opportunity Employer. b41tf BARTENDER: Part-time bartender wanted for Sportsmans Bar in Elroy. Must be willing to cook and work weekends. Call 608462-8190. b41-2
Garage Sales 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 VILLAGE OF WILTON: Village wide rummage sales May 10th & 11th, maps available at local businesses. b41
AUCTION CHURCH FUNDRAISING AUCTION: Mauston United Methodist Church – 420 Suszycki Drive (off Milwaukee Street) Saturday, May 11 at 11:00. Around 80 items/packages: 6 ton Premium Hardwood Pellet Fuel, Milwaukee Brewers Tickets, Green Bay Packers Football, Chest Freezer, Porch Swing, Antique Cane Bottom Chairs & Steamer Trunk, Camping, Gardening & Sporting Packages, Hand Stitched Linen Packages, Collectibles, Furniture (including twin size Craftmatic Bed with Massager and queen size Sleep Comfort Number Bed) & lots of certificates from local businesses (Wisconsin Dells packages, hotel stays, meals, entertainment packages, water park passes, oil changes & car washes) and much, much more. Items available for viewing on Friday and Saturday morning. b41
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Resident Caregiver Part Time - 3rd Shift Evergreen Manor (CBRF) is currently accepting applications. Will train the right person. Pre-employment drug screen & background check required. To apply pick up an application at: W5205 Buckeye Drive Necedah, WI OR call 608-565-2522
BUS DRIVER WONEWOC HEAD START 23-25 hrs/wk, $10.41-$11.49/hr, Mon-Thurs, 3 runs/day, team meeting Fridays 2 hrs, 9½ month program yr. Driving Head Start children in a mini-bus with automatic transmission; Must have a School Bus Driver's License or obtain one and have a clean driving record for the past 3 years, all paid by agency Please visit our website, www.renewalunlimited.net for an application or call (608) 742-5329. An EEO/AA Employer.
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
Receptionist/Asst. Customer Service Rep. We are currently seeking a fulltime Receptionist/Asst. Customer Service Rep. to Answer Phones, Greet and Direct Clients, Mail Processing, Scanning, Computer Input, Assist Customer Service Representative with billing and related activities, Bookkeeper backup. Monday through Friday 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Pay negotiable. Apply In person Or send Resume to: HOFMEISTER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC Attn: Michelle 806 Water Ave • P.O. Box 428 Hillsboro, WI 54634
Site Manager/Elroy The Juneau County Department of Aging and Nutrition is seeking a permanent, part-time, site manager for the Elroy Nutrition Site. Excellent benefits - Starting pay: $11.0859 Previous experience in related areas of food preparation and work with the elderly preferred. High school graduate and community service experience. Examples of duties Include: Meal service, equipment set-up, preparation of food transport, meal ordering, organization of volunteer staff, maintenance of food quality, bookkeeping, attendance at meeting and training sessions. Complete job description and applications available through the: Juneau County Personnel Office, Courthouse Room 205, 220 East State Street, Mauston, Wisconsin.
Application Deadline: May 14, 2013 Juneau County is an Equal Opportunity Employer
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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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STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT JUNEAU COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON FKA THE BANK OF NEW YORK,AS TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF THE CWABS, INC., ASSETBACKED CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-23 Plaintiff Vs. Defendants DAWN M. LAMSON; DAVID E. LAMSON; Case No. 11 CV 322 Case Code No. 30404 NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that by virtue of a judgment of foreclosure entered on March 19, 2012, in the amount of $203,658.09, the Sheriff will sell the described premises at public auction as follows: TIME: June 4, 2013 at 10:15 am TERMS: 1. 10% down in cash or money order at the time of sale; balance due within 10 days of confirmation of sale; failure to pay balance due will result in forfeit of deposit to plaintiff. 2. Sold “as is” and subject to all legal liens and encumbrances. 3. Buyer to pay applicable Wisconsin Real Estate Transfer Tax from the proceeds of the sale upon confirmation of the court. PLACE: LOBBY OF THE JUNEAU COUNTY JUSTICE CENTER, 200 OAK STREET, MAUSTON, WI 53948
Property description: THAT PART OF THE WEST HALF OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF THE NORTHWEST FRACTIONAL QUARTER OF SECTION 30, TOWNSHIP 17 NORTH, RANGE 3 EAST, TOWN OF CLEARFIELD, JUNEAU COUNTY, WISCONSIN, DESCRIBED AS: BEGINNING AT A POINT 817.20 FEET WEST AND 33 FEET SOUTH OF THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID NORTHWEST FRACTIONAL QUARTER; THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES 38 MINUTES WEST 150 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 530 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 38 MINUTES 150 FEET; AND THENCE NORTH TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. TOGETHER WITH AND SUBJECT TO EASEMENT RIGHTS OF INGRESS AND EGRESS AS CONTAINED IN VOLUME 357 OF RECORDS, PAGE 446. Tax Key No.: 29004-939 Property Address: 8375 County Rd. C, New Lisbon, Wisconsin 53950 Adam C. Lueck State Bar No. 1081386 Attorney for Plaintiff 230 W. Monroe St., Suite 1125 Chicago, IL 60606 Phone: 312-541-9710 Johnson, Blumberg & Associates, LLCis the creditor’s attorney and is attempting to collect a debt on its behalf. Any information obtained will be used for that purpose. Publish: May 9, 16, 23, 2013 WNAXLP
STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT JUNEAU COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. Plaintiff Vs. Defendants BRIAN D. HYER; Case No. 12 CV 000251 Case Code No. 30404 NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that by virtue of a judgment of foreclosure entered on November 27, 2012, in the amount of $102,085.36, the Sheriff will sell the described premises at public auction as follows: TIME: June 4, 2013 at 10:00 am TERMS: 1. 10% down in cash or money order at the time of sale; balance due within 10 days of confirmation of sale; failure to pay balance due will result in forfeit of deposit to plaintiff. 2. Sold “as is” and subject to all legal liens and encumbrances. 3. Buyer to pay applicable Wisconsin Real Estate
Transfer Tax from the proceeds of the sale upon confirmation of the court. PLACE: LOBBY OF THE JUNEAU COUNTY JUSTICE CENTER, 200 OAK STREET, MAUSTON, WI 53948 Property description: LOT THIRTY-THREE (33) OF THE ASSESSOR’S PLAT OF THE CITY OF ELROY, JUNEAU COUNTY, WISCONSIN. Tax Key No.: 292210146 Property Address: 1015 Academy St., Elroy, Wisconsin 53929 Adam C. Lueck State Bar No. 1081386 Attorney for Plaintiff 230 W. Monroe St., Suite 1125 Chicago, IL 60606 Phone: 312-541-9710 Johnson, Blumberg & Associates, LLCis the creditor’s attorney and is attempting to collect a debt on its behalf. Any information obtained will be used for that purpose. Publish: May 9, 16, 23, 2013 WNAXLP
STATE OF WISCONSINCIRCUIT COURT JUNEAU COUNTY ORDER SETTING TIME TO HEAR PETITION FOR SPECIAL ADMINISTRTION (Formal Administration) Case No. 13PR30 PROBATE JURISDICTION IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Marie Denovi, Deceased. A petition for the appointment of a special administrator was filed. THE COURT FINDS: The decedent, with date of birth June 14, 1954 and date of death April 7, 2012, was domiciled in Juneau County, State of Wisconsin, with a mailing address of W5795 Pheasant Dr., New Lisbon, WI 53950. THE COURT ORDERS: The petition be heard at the
Juneau County Courthouse, Mauston, Wisconsin, Br. 2, before the Honorable Paul S. Curran, Court Official on June 3, 2013, at 9:00 a.m. You do not need to appear unlessyou object. The petition may be granted if there is no objection. Notice by publication is required. Publication of this notice is notice to any interested persons whose names or addresses are unknown. Dated: April 19, 2013. By the Court: DIANE MORTENSEN Register In Probate Maysoun B. Iqal Bar Number: 1089367 PO Box 14068 Chicago, IL 60614 (312) 806-1131 Publish: May 9, 16, 23, 2013 WNAXLP
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CITY OF ELROY PUBLIC NOTICE 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 STREET TO CONSIDER AN APPLICATION FOR A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR LYNWOOD (JOHN) WARNER. THE APPLICANT IS REQUESTING TO CREATE FIRST FLOOR COMMERCIAL AND SECOND AND THIRD FLOOR MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL UNITS ON PARCEL #29221614, MORE SPECIFICALLY DESCRIBED AS NEFF’S ADDITION TO CITY OF ELROY LOT 6, AND ADDRESS – 201 MAIN STREET.
TOWN OF PLYMOUTH Town of Plymouth Office W9902 State Road 82, Elroy, 53929
Mark Stanek, Mayor Publish: May 2, 9, 2013 WNAXLP
VILLAGE OF WONEWOC NOTICE TO RESIDENTS OF THE VILLAGE OF WONEWOC The regular meeting of the Wonewoc Village Board at the Wonewoc Village Hall in the Village of Wonewoc was held 7:00 p.m. 3-27-13 MINUTES Roll Call: Rick Field, Nick Baldwin, Randall Norling, Sherry Lankey, Brian Byington, Scott Jennings, Kevin Jennings – absent Motion to appoint Trustee Field to conduct meeting by S. Jennings, 2nd by Norling – passed unanimously. Bills and Vouchers: Motion to approve by S. Jennings, 2nd by Byington – passed unanimously. Minutes of Previous Meeting Motion to approve by Lankey, 2nd by Norling – passed unanimously. 1.Motion to close Bridge Street and Center Street from intersection with N. East Street to intersection with Gordon Street, and Washington Street from intersection with Center Street to intersection with West Street, and to allow open intoxicants off premises on the 100 and 200 blocks of Center Street, contrary to current village ordinance, during WABC Old Fashioned Day Celebration on May 18, 2013, from the hours of 6:00 am to 6:00 pm by S. Jennings, 2nd by Baldwin – passed unanimously 2.Motion to close Bridge Street and Center Street from intersection with N. East Street to intersection with Gordon Street, and Washington Street from intersection with Center Street to intersection with West Street, and to allow open intoxicants off premises on the 100 and 200 blocks of Center Street, contrary to current village ordinance, during WMMA street dance on June 29, 2013 from the hours of 6:00 pm to 11:00 pm by S. Jennings, 2nd by Baldwin – passed unanimously 3.Motion to set Spring Clean-up Days for Thursday, Friday & Saturday, April 18th, 19th & 20th by Lankey, 2nd by Byington – passed unanimously. 4.Motion to appoint Trustee S. Jennings as a member of the Board of Review, with Baldwin as alternate member by Norling, 2nd by Byington – passed unanimously. 5.Motion to hire the following positions for the 2013 Swimming Pool season: Pool Manager, Basket Person, Lifeguards. Authorize Swimming Pool Trustee & Administrator to hire the necessary personnel at the same hourly rates as last year by S. Jennings, 2nd by Baldwin – passed unanimously. 6.Motion to appoint Polly Benish as back-up Chief Inspector by Lankey, 2nd by Norling – passed unanimously. 7.Motion to subscribe to the Juneau County GIS land information and services web site. by Lankey, 2nd by Norling – passed unanimously. 8.Motion to approve Wonewoc Area Fire & Ambulance Association contract amendment. by Lankey, 2nd by S. Jennings – passed unanimously. 9.Motion to adjourn at 7:36pm by S. Jennings, 2nd by Byington – passed unanimously. /s/Lee C. Kucher Lee C. Kucher Administrator/Clerk-Treasurer Publish: May 9, 2013 WNAXLP Town of Fountain, Juneau County REQUEST FOR BIDS Seal coat Surfacing Specifications Bids must be in writing in sealed envelope marked “Seal Coating Proposal,” and be in the hands of the undersigned clerk no later than May 14th, 2013 The work shall consist of seal coating certain black top roads in the town. The bidder shall RECOMMEND and clearly specify the following information of the bid form: TYPE of application and temperature of liquid asphalt to be used. GALLONS of liquid asphalt to be used per mile, 20’ wide. UNIT PRICE / gallon of liquid asphalt. TYPE of cover aggregate to be used. TONS OR CUBIC YARDS of cover aggregate to be used per mile 20’ wide. UNIT PRICE / ton or cubic yard of cover aggregate. TOTAL PRICE / mile 20’ wide. PROOF of insurance required. Bids will be opened at the monthly town board meeting to be held on May 14th at 6:30 p.m. The Town of Fountain reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Bidders are welcome to attend the meeting. Sarah Ann Shanahan/Clerk W9921 JACOBSEN RD CAMP DOUGLAS, WI 54618 (608) 427-2381 fountain8244@gmail.com Publish: May 9, 2013 WNAXLP
Notice of Meeting to Adjourn Board of Review to Later Date: Monday, May 13, 2013, 6:55 P.M. Board of Review will meet for the purpose of calling the Board of Review into session during the thirty day period beginning on the 2nd Monday of May, pursuant to Sec. 70.47 (1) of Wis. Statutes. Due to the fact the assessment roll is not completed at this time, it is anticipated that the Board of Review will be adjourned until a later date to be determined probably in July/August. Notice will be given when the Board of Review will meet and when Open Book will take place. Pursuant to Sec. 70.45 of Wis. Statutes the assessment roll for the Year 2013 assessment will be open for examination on a later date to be determined probably end of July/August. Instructional material about the assessment and Board of Review procedures will be available at that time, probably end of July/August, for information on how to file an objection, and the Board of Review procedures under Wisconsin law. Notice is hereby given the 13th day of May, 2013 by: Betty Manson, Town Clerk Publish: May 9, 2013 WNAXLP
TOWN OF PLYMOUTH TOWN OF PLYMOUTH Town of Plymouth Office W9902 State Road 82, Elroy, WI 53929 REGULAR MONTHLY BOARD MEETING Monday, MAY 13, 2013 7:00 P.M. Notice: Change of Time (Regular Monthly Board Meetings will now start at 7:00p.m.) AGENDA: Call to order Pledge of Allegiance Verification of Posting Approval of agenda in any order Public Input (limit 5 minutes) Open Seal Coat Bids with possible approval Open Gravel Bids with possible approval Set price for driveway gravel deliveries Minutes Reading of Treasurer’s Report Amend 2013 Budget: Resolution # 2013-89 Review Vouchers Payment of Monthly Vouchers Treasurer’s Report Patrolman’s Report 2013 Road Projects/Seal Coat/Maintenance Locks on Garage Doors/Office Doors Building/Driveway/Camping Permits/Road Right Away Permit/Survey maps/Plot plans Items to be put on next month’s agenda Adjournment Betty Manson, Clerk Publish: May 9, 2013 WNAXLP
TOWN OF GERMANTOWN TOWN OF GERMANTOWN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application has been made to the Town Board of the Town of Germantown for license to sell “Class B Beer” and “Class C” Wine Beverages at the following premises for the period to expire June 30, 2013. Erwin H. Henneman d/b/a Portofino (formerly South Shore Restaurant) N6895 Ridgewater Drive, Mauston, WI. Publish: May 9, 2013 WNAXLP
*NOTIFICATION* The Messenger of Juneau County, LLC the legal newspaper for Juneau County, will NOT be publishing an edition the week of July 4th in honor of the Independence Day holiday. We will publish, as usual a June 27th edition and a July 11th edition. Those sending legal notices that need to be published before July 5th need to send them no later than Monday, June 24th to be assured publication. If you have any questions please feel free to call our office and speak to Dianna Anderson at 608-462-4902
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The Circle of Hope’s Annual Community Awareness Rummage Sale will be held at the Mauston Moose Lodge located at 601 Colfax Street. All proceeds go to Circle of Hope It will be open May 18th from 8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. There was a misprint of the date and times in the April 25th issue of The Messenger. The event is sponsored by Kandy Horrer 608-548-4336, Kathy Marose 608-343-4381 and friends. You may call these numbers with any questions. Please come and show support for the cause. ~What is Needed~ * Garbage bags / Wire Hangers * Gently used Adult and children’s clothing & shoes * Household items * Lawn and Garden * Tools * Toys * Volunteers
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BY NANCY J SCHNEIDER Last week I wrote: “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.” Well, me being me, I had to do research on brain injury. There’s a lot of information out there, but in reality, they don’t know a lot about the brain. I’ve been told by doctors that he may get his memory back eventually or he may not. That’s a pretty safe statement if you ask me. Ray doesn’t remember the accident at all, and I’ve been told this is quite normal. But I will admit I was surprised that he remembers nothing about being in U W Madison hospital for over a month. When I fill in some of the details he looks at me like I’m making it up, which I’m not. The first two weeks were really rough and I wasn’t sure he’d even live, but after two weeks he seemed to be improving and I was sure he’d remember that, but he doesn’t. He has no memory at all of being in that hospital nor being transferred to Heritage Manor in Elroy. He just knows he’s there. So while I did a bit of research I really didn’t learn much as far as I’m concerned. But then I picked up a little book called “Book of Useless Information” and there was a section on the human body and brain waves. Some of it was interesting. Did you know that pain travels at a speed of 350 feet per second? Scientists have estimated that speech involves at least one hundred muscles. Muscles can shorten themselves but cannot lengthen themselves. The adult human skull comprises twentytwo bones. Although the average brain comprises 2 percent of a person’s total body weight, it requires 25 percent of all oxygen used by the body. In one day, the human brain generates more electrical impulses than all the telephones in the world put together. The brain is not sensitive to pain. Headache pain originates in the nerves, muscles and tissues surrounding the skull, not from the brain.
The brain is more active sleeping than it is watching TV. So there you have it, useless information. Although I read it I didn’t learn anything to help Ray with his memory or brain injury. I guess I’ll have to do what they say and give it time. He is getting closer to being able to come home which is going to be another adventure I guarantee. There is so much he won’t be able to do, but thinks he can, that will have to be tested. One thing they strongly advise is that he gets either a First Alert type thing or a cell phone so that in case he falls or whatever, he can call for help. Well he strongly refused the First Alert thing but said he would be willing to carry a cell phone. That surprised me a bit because I well remember trying to get him to take my cell phone when he went off into the woods to cut trees. He thought it was a stupid idea and wouldn’t take it. But now he said he would carry one. In fact he seems quite fascinated with the idea. I’m in favor of it but hope he doesn’t get too carried away with it. Let’s face it today’s cell phones are a lot like the old “party line” telephones we used to have. When I was a kid we had a party line and sometimes it got very interesting. You could quietly listen in on other people’s conversations. Some of those conversations were better than soap opera lives. In today’s society everyone seems to have a cell phone and they all seem to be talking on it. Granted you only hear one side of the conversation unless they have it on speaker, but you do get an ear full. It kinda reminds me of the old party line of yesteryear. So hopefully he will get one and only use it if he needs help. I would feel a lot better knowing he had a phone handy when he’s out wandering around. It may be a bit in the future where he can go wandering on his own, but I’m sure that day will come. So until next week when my saga may continue or not I’ll leave you with these NOnonsense words: Worrying is unproductive I will put my energies into anticipating positive outcomes and laying groundwork for them to happen. 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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NEW LISBON SCHOOL DISTRICT
TOWN OF LEMONWEIR
BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHOOL DISTRICT OF NEW LISBON PK-12 IMC Monday, May 13, 2013, 7:00 p.m. The New Lisbon School Board will hold a regular Board of Education Meeting on May 13, 2013 in the PK-12 IMC at 7:00 P.M. Open Session 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Verification of Compliance with Open Meeting Law 3. Roll Call 4. Approval of Agenda 5. Approval of Board of Education Meeting Minutes 6. Recognition of Visitors 7. Communications: a. Mrs. Walker, Athletic Director – Updates b. Mr. Syftestad – Updates c. Mr. Toelle – Updates d. Mr. Birr – Superintendent’s Report e. NLSS Negotiations – Mrs. Boyle f. Public Comments 8. Approve Monthly Invoices 9. Board Reorganization a. Nominate and Elect School District Officers b. Appoint Board Members to 2013-2014 Committees c. Designate Media d. Designate Legal e. Designate Depository 10. New Business a. Celebrate New Lisbon b. Consideration and Potential Action Concerning the Following:
1. Public Use of Fitness Facility 2. Second Reading of Updated Policies 3. Non-Coaching Extra-Curricular Pay 4. Hiring of Athletic Director 5. Hiring of K-8 Counselor 6. Hiring of Half-Time Elementary Music Position 7. Approval of Food Service Supervisor Position 8. Support Staff Compensation 9. Approval of Support Staff Contracts 10. Graduation Ceremony Procedures 11. Closed Session 19.85(1)(c) The purpose of this closed session is in accordance with Wisconsin Statutes 19.85(1)(c) considering employment, promotion, compensation or performance evaluation data of any employee over which the governmental body has jurisdiction or exercises responsibility. 1. Non-Represented Contracts 2. Administrators’ Evaluations 3. Administrative Contracts 12. Reconvene in Open Session 13. Consideration and Potential Action Concerning the Following: a. Non-Represented Contracts b. Administrative Contracts 14. Period of Public Comment 15. Adjourn Tom Hopper, School Board President Publish : May 9, 2013 WNAXLP
Taking Refuge
An Outdoorsman’s Journal
BY STEVE NORLING
The refuge staff and the International Crane Foundation (ICF) are currently monitoring sixteen whooping crane nests. Fourteen of these nests are on the refuge, while two of them are on Meadow Valley. Meadow Valley is also federal land but it is managed by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Several of these nests are about half way to hatching young. The black flies have not come out at this point so we still do not know how that will affect the cranes. All we can do is hope that things go well for the cranes and that by June there are a lot of little cranes. For those of you who would like to observe a whooping crane sitting on a nest there is currently an excellent opportunity. Those of you who may have come to the refuge and used Headquarters Road have probably noticed that there are signs there noting that you are to stay in your car and that there are birds nesting. You have probably also noticed that both entrances to the observation deck at that location are blocked off. If you would like to observe the crane that is nesting at that location drive about 100 yards south of the south entrance of the observation deck and look between some of the brush and less than 100 yards away you will be able to see a beautiful white whooping crane sitting on her nest. We definitely need to stay in our cars and use binoculars or a spotting scope to observe the crane closer. If you have a window mount for your camera and a long-range lens you will be able to get some excellent pictures. There are two reasons to remain in your vehicle. Number one is that you could be responsible for scaring the bird off of the nest. These birds are wild and can be very skittish. The second reason may be even more important. If the crane is not scared off the nest she may become so used to seeing humans that she will become almost tame and that would shorten her life, as she would lose that natural instinct to avoid danger. There is not really any reason for anyone to get out of the vehicle anyway, as I do not believe you could get a better look standing on the road. But it is a great opportunity, one which we do not often get. So come on out, stop your car, (just do not obstruct traffic) observe the nest, take pictures and enjoy seeing something special. This past Wednesday, Kara Zwickey and I went out and made sure all of the bluebird boxes were clean, closed, and ready for nesting. This was Kara’s first time to do bluebird boxes since she became part of the Necedah National Wildlife Refuge staff. While we took turns at checking boxes Kara had the luck to get the only two boxes that had mice in them. Those mice can sure startle a person if you are not expecting them. We had an excellent day as far as spotting wildlife. We saw two immature bald eagles, ringneck, mallard and teal ducks, turkeys, deer, sandhill crane, whooping crane, redheaded woodpeckers, many other birds and to top it off we were able to see a Blanding turtle up close. He was right by the side of the road and we were able to stop right next to him. We also saw three turtles sitting on a log in one of the pools. All in all it was a very interesting day. Saturday, May 11th is International Migratory Bird Day. You can help celebrate it by joining a naturalist led walk into the refuge to see what you can see. Possibilities of seeing warblers, woodpeckers, cranes, various waterfowl and any number of other birds are very high. The walk begins at 7:00 AM and last until 8:30 AM. Come on out and enjoy the day. If you are new to birding there will be people there to help you learn and if you are a pro you can be one of those helpers. Birding can be a great sport and you can get into it as little or as much as you desire. However, no matter how far you advance in birding it seems that you learn something every time you go out. I am going to try to be there if possible. Until next week, “See you at the refuge.”
TOWN OF LEMONWEIR MONTHLY TOWN BOARD MEETING Tuesday, May 14, 2013 At the Town Hall (N3935 19th Ave.) 7:00 p.m. Call To Order Public Comments and Concerns Minutes of last meeting Discussion/action to reinstate Room Tax Ordinance James Mojzis and Dan Mojzis Nuisance Ordinance violations Plan Commission Report— Land Division request by James Walsh S30 T15N R4E Town Hall outside maintenance—new roof, garage, removal of latrine Road Report including: bridge update, signs and other road issues Committee Appointments—ETZ, Plan Commission, BOA Administrator's Report--Office Operations, Payment Voucher, Correspondence & Zoning Permits Adjournment Carin E. Leach, Town Administrator (608) 847-4786 Publish: May 9, 2013 WNAXLP
Living on the Ice in late April BY MARK WALTERS
Hello friends, The life that I live is sometimes quite different than the average person’s and my ties to Mother Nature are very close. Back on January 18th I asked for cold, wet weather until March 31st and I was granted that request plus, at least, an extra month. This week my good buddy Paul Bucher out of Cumberland told me that he was catching humongous bluegill on Polk Counties, Big Round Lake and that he had a solid 24-inches of ice. Those sweet words were all that I needed to hear so I packed up my 4-wheeler, camping gear, sleds and my dog “Fire” to go live on the ice, watch my buddy Paul on his first winter camping trip and hopefully catch some slobasauras “gills”! Friday, April 26th High 71, low 29 The daily meeting of the minds at Indianhead Sport Shop in Cumberland, where my buddy Tim Twait is Head Hunta, made a solid decision one minute after my arrival this morning. That decision was that driving my 4-wheeler on the ice was probably no longer an option. Yay me, I thought, as I looked at my tired old pickup “trusty steed” that had just pulled it 150-miles from home for the fun of it. My next decision was a challenge of sizeable proportions as well. My buddy “Boog” has been catching the big gills close to a mile from the public landing. This is no big deal if one is pulling their gear with a four-wheeler. All told, I had three large Otter Sleds with possibly 250-pounds of gear. Here is the problem, that landing had gone bye, bye due to sun and current from a creek that enters Big Round. First order of business! Knock on several doors to try to get access to the lake closer to where I would camp. Problems with my plan! Shore ice is gone or no one is home on a lake that I am seeing for the first time. Final, and hopefully a successful plan. Leave my truck, which has not locked for ten years at the only place I could find shore ice, which was on the St. Croix Indian Reservation. My advice as I knocked on doors was leave it at your own risk. Next challenge (my buddy Boog could not show up until all gear was at the honey hole and camp was built) was getting all of my gear to “bluegill central” which was a thousand yard slog. This experience (two trips) was one of grunts and groans, lots of sweating and the feeling that my pal was watching me with binoculars and waiting for me to tell him camp was built. Camp is built; I have a dead stick out with a crappie minnow and caught a nice bass. Paul shows up, I walk to his truck and we get his gear out to camp. Primetime arrives; the weather is incredible as is the sunset. Towards dark it does cool off and the holes even get skim ice. We do not kick butt, but in end we have 15 very pretty gills in the buckets with the largest reaching 9.75 inches. We retreat to my Eskimo “Fat Fish” cabin on the ice (awesome tent). We hope to catch crappie after dark, listen to music and laugh a lot. Hopes for success are not high, as we
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did not catch much for crappie yet today. Paul drops his crappie minnow down the hole, his slip bobber vanishes. Paul catches an 11-inch crappie, party on, classic rock, adult beverages and a pork chop dinner that was served after the clock struck 12, are all part of the last night on the ice for Mark Walters and Paul Bucher this spring. One week later I write this story, northwest Wisconsin has over a foot of snow on the ground, there is still ice on many lakes, fishing season opens in 14-hours and my sweetheart Mother Nature is looking down at me and once again saying, “be careful of what you ask for”! Adjust to ADVERSITY! Whining will do you no good! Sunset P.S. Rumor has it that after his challenge on the ice, Mr. Bucher will be leading a dog sledding expedition to Antarctica!
Polk Counties Big Round Lake has very nice sized bluegill
Our camp on Big Round Lake in Polk County
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May 9, 2013
Starred First Rating at District Festival
Thirty-five events from Royall High School and Middle School receive a Starred First Rating at the District Solo & Ensemble Festival and advance to the State Festival in LaCrosse on May 4th. ROYALL HIGH SCHOOL S&E RESULTS - 2013 CLASS A, STARRED FIRST RATING (*1): Clarinet Choir – Madeline Miller, Bekah Cleaver, Nicole Miller, Mallory Novachek, Kelsey Vieth; Soprano Solo: Emily Nelson, Courtney Pearsall, Rebecca Segovia, Kelsey Vaassen; Alto Solo :Ashley Field, Paige Hyer, Cara Masters, Madeline Miller, Anna Riedl, Allyson Stanek; Bass Solo: Jordan Baeseman, Tristan Dow, Joe Pachowicz, Brandon Skolos, Austin Woodworth; Musical Theater Solo: Bekah Cleaver, Tristan Dow, Hayley Ormson, Anna Riedl, Courtney Pearsall; Piano Solo: Delaney Critchfield; Vocal Duet: Courtney Pearsall & Madeline Miller; Vocal Duet: Hayley Ormson & Cara Masters; Vocal Duet: Katelyn Woodworth & Austin Woodworth; Vocal Duet: Kelsea Storkel & Paige Hyer; Women’s Quartet: Ashley Field, Madeline Miller, Kelsey Vaassen, & Courtney Pearsall; Women’s Double Trio: Allyson Stanek, Kelsea Storkel, Lindsay Logan, Cara Masters, Paige Hyer, & Abbie Field; Women’s Double Trio: Ashley Field, Lauren Marx, Madeline Miller, Delaney Critchfield, Courtney Pearsall, & Kelsey Vaassen; Women’s Double Trio: Maricruz Burkhalter, Emily Nelson, Bekah Cleaver, Courtney Newlun,
Alana Braund, & McKenzie Skolos; Men’s Double Trio: Clay Retzlaff, Austin Johnson, Jordan Baeseman, Trenton Pasch, Joe Pachowicz, & Austin Woodworth; Mixed Double Trio: Lindsay Logan, Allyson Stanek, Carrie Logan, Delaney Critchfield, Jordan Baeseman, & Brandon Skolos; Mixed Triple Trio: Katie Parrish, Kelsea Storkel, Rebecca Segovia, Jenna Parrish, Erica Woodruff, Bethany Lee, Ethan Brandau, Tom Neuman, & Robert Thompson; Madrigal: Ashley Field, Anna Riedl, Katelyn Woodworth, Emily Nelson, Allyson Stanek, Madeline Miller, Courtney Pearsall, Kelsey Vaassen, Bekah Cleaver, McKenzie Skolos, Paige Hyer, Clay Retzlaff, Brandon Skolos, Tristan Dow, Austin Johnson, Jordan Baeseman, Joe Pachowicz, & Austin Woodworth CLASS A, FIRST RATING (1): Percussion Ensemble: Delaney Critchfield, Charmayne Henze, Madeline Miller, Erica Murray, Tom Neuman, Brandon Retzlaff, Clay Retzlaff; Alto Solo: Bekah Cleaver, Delaney Critchfield, Hayley Ormson; Vocal Duet: Delaney Critchfield & Brandon Skolos CLASS A, SECOND RATING (2): Flute Solo: Tom Neuman; Eb Alto Saxophone Solo – Anna Riedl; Flute Choir: Mikaela Brandau, Paige Hyer, Tom Neuman, Anna Riedl, McKenzie Skolos, Amanda Woodworth; Soprano Solo: Katelyn Woodworth; Alto Solo : Erica Woodruff; Musical Theater Solo: Brandon Skolos, Katelyn Woodworth; Vocal Duet: Kelsey Vaassen & Jenna Parrish CLASS B, FIRST RATING (1): Flute Solo: Amanda Woodworth; Saxophone Duet: Emily Nelson & Alana Braund; Alto Solo: Eva Anderson; Bass Solo: Jacob Orth, Robert Thompson; Women’s Double Trio : Alexis Brand, Makayla Hendricks, Jordan DeWitt, Taylor Ladwig, Michaela Nofsinger, & Mikaela Brandau; Double Quartet: Katelyn
Royall High School student signs a Tender with Breezy Point North Stars Kole Kobel, who is a senior at Royall signed a Tender to skate for the Breezy Point North Stars. The North Stars are in the NA3HL and are based out of Breezy Point, MN. Kole had entered a showcase for upper level hockey players where scouts from all over the USA come to sign needed players for their teams. There were 160 players attending the showcase in Madison. The showcase is headed up by a former NHL star, Mike Rizinski, who played for the Chicago Blackhawks. Kole has played hockey for the past 15 years. His youth years were played in Tomah. He then entered a High School level program that allowed him to travel across the Midwest and Canada. He has been the captain of his team for the last 3 seasons. He led the team for the last two seasons in points and started every game for the last four seasons. Mitch Surell, who is the director of Recruiting and Advancement for the North Stars, had one opening on their team and came down looking for a defenseman. He spoke with Kole before the first of three games to let him know that they were interested in him. As it turned out, Kole had three great games to impress Mr. Surell to sign him right after the second game. Kole will be moving to Breezy Point in August of this year to join the team.
The North Stars facility is fully self-contained with it's own dorms, one inside rink, one outside rink, weight room, and video room. The North Stars own a Resort which allows Kole to work and play golf as much as he can. The North Stars will also be working with Kole to continue with his College academics and to place him on a College Hockey program. Kole is looking forward to the Coaching staff at the North Stars which includes a former NHL star, Shawn Chambers, who is an assistant and works with the defensive players. Kole would like to thank all of the supporters from the area who have donated to his team, The Predators, which helped with this opportunity.
Woodworth, Alexis Brand, Makayla Hendricks, Tara Sweatt, Tristan Dow, Garth Woodrick, Joe Pachowicz, & Austin Woodworth CLASS B, SECOND RATING (2): Tuba Solo: Abbie Field; Oboe Solo – Katelyn Lunde; Alto Solo: Lindsey Fritz; Bass Solo – Zach Preston CLASS C, FIRST RATING (1): Trombone Solo: Jacob Kolodzinski ROYALL MIDDLE SCHOOL S&E RESULTS - 2013 CLASS A, STARRED FIRST RATING (*1): Soprano Solo:Emma Herek CLASS A, SECOND RATING (2): Alto Solo: Faith Pasch CLASS B, FIRST RATING (1): Bb Clarinet Solo: Elijah Nicholson; Eb Alto Saxophone Solo: Sam Guilfoil; Bb Clarinet Duet: Rae’ven Eddy & Faith Pasch; Drum Duet: Britani Woodworth & Rainelle Jones; Alto Solo: McKenzie Baeseman, Rainelle Jones, Kaitlyn Ladwig, Melina Sigmon, Brooklyn Steinmetz; Bass Solo: Nick Strait, Zach Trepes; Vocal Duet – Emma Herek & McKenzie Baeseman CLASS B, SECOND RATING (2): Alto Solo: Rae’ven Eddy, Skye Schauer, Cassie Wooten; Vocal Duet: Faith Pasch & Rae’ven Eddy CLASS C, FIRST RATING (1): Bb Clarinet Solo: Darcey Coggon, Emily Olson; Eb Alto Saxophone Solo: Gavin Dow, Michael Pfaff; Trumpet Solo : Kaitlyn Ladwig; Concert Snare Drum Solo: Ian Braund; Alto Solo: Lea Britzman, Harmony Brueggeman, Katie Manning, Emily Olson, Samantha Sorenson; Vocal Duet: Damien Dunbar & Nick Strait; Vocal Duet: Brooklyn Steinmetz & Kourtnie Weber; Vocal Double Duet: Elijah Nicholson, Josh Preston, Zach Trepes, & Josh Kolodzinski; Women’s Double Trio: McKenzie Baeseman, Emily Olson, Lea Britzman, Veronica Burkhalter, Kaitlyn Ladwig, & Noelle Ladwig CLASS C, SECOND RATING (2): Euphonium Solo: Josh Kolodzinski; Flute-Clarinet Duet : Noelle Ladwig & McKenzie Baeseman; Flute Duet: Melina Sigmon & Cassie Wooten; Soprano Solo: Kourtnie Weber; Alto Solo: Sadie Gebhardt; Vocal Double Duet: Melina Sigmon, Skye Schauer, Harmony Brueggeman, & Katie Manning