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Duncan Creek
Duncan Creek - when after the fuss
is over and we settle back and look
the old year over - we decide it hasn't
been such a bad year after all.
It was hard, indeed to keep track of
the comings and goings of all my
neighbors during this just past
Christmas season - but I know some
and can guess at some of the action.
Clara Greene was gathered up by a
grandson and transported to Barron
where she enjoyed the Merry time
with her daughters Linda and all the
Colemans. Kate and Rich Fehr
hosted their family get together but
the particulars of who were there is
missing, though it was a happy
gathering. The Jaworski's would
have had a hard time getting out of
the yard if they'd chosen to go. The
place was full of cars, not all made it
home but the place over-flowed. I do
know Kitty made it, because that
present of socks and cute ones
showed up at our house. The Kellen's
kids and families all made it home
and they're probably still digging
their way out of dogs and cats. Sandy
and Caroline Nelson were at Amy's
and family in Monroe combining
Christmas and a check-up for Sandy
at the Cloutiers, Barb made it home
from Eau Claire and the neighbors
across the road came for Christmas
dinner. The Lloyd Marks had
Christmas dinner with his folks at the
Ellen Mark home and shared the
evening at the Cloutier side. As for
the rest of the Duncan Creek neigh-
borhood, I have no idea.
We were glad to get telephone calls
from No. 1 son Richard in Idaho,
Granddaughter, Ellen, in California
and brother, Erving who agreed to
check up on us slow people. Was
remembered well, with the help of
the U.S. Mail and the various
generous children of mine. Thank
you all.
Did you all get your recipes out to
your Aunt Esther, the address is 926
Rimpau Burr Blvd., Los Angelos,
90019.
The frigid cold spell finally broke
on Saturday and it was nice to see the
red line on the thermometer make it
above zero.
Duncan Creek really made it in the
40 years ago section last week and it
seems Congratulations are in order
for the Hubert Smith's and the Owen
Thompto's on making 40 years of
wedded bliss, and to the Kellen
eldest, Pat & Joyce, on 20 years.
Our tree just made it up in time for
Christmas, sometimes its close and
was loaded with presents for a day.
Hear the Gene Peterson's have
decided to retire from farming and
planning a big auction in March.
Rich and Kate Fehr entertained
lim Christianson, Gloria and Bill
Hambers and Jean Cloutier on their
annual holiday get-to-gether, Wed-
nesday nite.
Happy birthday greeting in this
New Year and month to Susie, Barb,
and her uncle Bud, Esther, Lonna,
Margaret, Debbie, George, Louise,
Lola, Bill, Dianne, and those I have
inadvertantly missed.
And as January begins, we find
that on Tuesday, the D.C. Woman's
Club will meet with Regina Olden-
berg in Chetek and beyond that I
know nothing.
The kangaroo rat, a tiny desert ro-
dent, has never been known to drink
water. It gets all of the moisture it
needs from desert roots and herbs.
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WISCONSIN SCHOOLS...
BLOOMER ADVANCE, INC.
Wed., Jan. 3, 1990
Cooking Corner Tou To Help You
Model For The Nation
Hetzel Care Center
German Cognac Paté: An Appetizing Idea
In The 21st Century
Planning a special meal or buffet?
The loveliest time of the year has
Jocelyn Dietsche who are in first
Some of the most appetizing ideas,
come and gone at Hetzel Care Center
grade and kindergarten respectively,
food-wise, come from Europe, the
Consequently, students graduating
but the warm afterglow lingers and
sang several songs, extended
By Governor Tommy Thompson
from high school in the 21st century
wonderful memories have been
best chefs agree. Germany is espe-
Christmas greetings to all the
Three months have come and gone
must be "technologically" literate.
cially renowned for its winning
stored, to be brought out and savored
residents, and brought individual
since President Bush held his
Computers and high technology must
over and over again. The kindness,
wrapped snacks for each.
ways with one of the world's most
historic, nation-wide summit on
have an ever-increased presence in
generosity and thoughtfulness of
The greatly anticipated party for
elegant appetizers patés.
education, to draw attention to the
families, friends and residents was
our classrooms.
families, friends, and people of the
Patés are basic fare at many res-
need for reforms and improvements
We want our children to be fully
community combined to make this
held on Friday, December 22, at 2
taurants in Germany. As diners are
prepared when they graduated from
Christmas, now past, merry, happy,
o'clock in the afternoon. Presents
in public education.
perusing the menu and ordering,
high school, whether they go on to
blessed and a time of joy for all the
In September, after Superinten-
had been accumulating under the
they are served one or two delicious
dent of Public Instruction Bert
college or technical school, or direc-
residents and staff.
trees in the dining room and activity
patés and a variety of crackers and
Grover and I returned from
tly enter the workforce. They must
In the weeks preceding the holiday,
room for at least a week prior to the
Presidential summit, we announced
hard rolls. The flavorful paté
many groups visited the nursing
be prepared to compete in a workfor-
occasion and by the time the party
that we would form a commission to
ce that knows no geographic boun-
home. Carolers from many churches
began, the heaps of presents were
spread on crackers is a perfect com-
take a in-depth look at Wisconsin's
and organizations came in the early
overflowing. The festively decorated
plement to a hearty ale and it will
daries.
evening to share the tidings of great
educational system.
rooms were filled with guests, some
Therefore, we must design our
take the edge off of anyone's appe-
We are now prepared to fulfill that
of whom traveled many miles to be
education system to meet the needs
joy in the form of song.
tite.
pledge by naming the commission to
Students from St. Paul's Catholic
of the next century. That is the job of
with their loved ones for this special
While visiting Germany recently,
This pleasing paté may earn you
study our schools and recommend
the "Commission on Schools in the
School second and third grades, tran-
party. Buffet tables in both rooms
Oster's Director of Home Economics,
pat on the back.
ways to build "the school of the 21st
sported by volunteer parents,
groaned with the weight of the
21st Century."
Mary Hanneman, tried several local
presented a program of song and a
Christmas baking brought in by staff
century."
The 75-member commission will be
2 teaspoons Cognac
patés. After returning to the Oster
Recently, Dr. Grover and former
members. Hot coffee and cold punch
choral reading before distributing
divided into 8 subcommittees, each
dash salt
Test Kitchens, she developed a
UW Regent, Ody Fish, joined me to
candy canes decorated to look like
provided the liquid refreshments.
led by a chairman. The committees
Assemble "Oster" Food Pro-
launch our effort to not only keep
George Jensen, who comes to sing for
reindeer to all in attendance. Their
basic paté recipe that is delicious
will examine specific subject areas
cessor Accessory. Place green
Wisconsin schools in a position of
teachers are Sister Helen and Mrs.
and with the residents each month,
and recommend appropriate
and easy to prepare. Try it served
national leadership but, become a
Marlene Micheels.
peppercorns and onion in pro-
sang two solos, White Christmas and
changes. The subcommittee are
with crusty rolls and crisp crackers.
model school system for the nation
The third graders from the public
cessor bowl and cover unit.
O Holy Night and led the group
student readiness; teacher supply
Cognac Paté
elementary school made the short
by the year 2000.
singing a few familiar carols. Santa
With hand on cover, process
and quality; curriculum and stan-
Wisconsin schools have a long and
trek from their back to our back door
Claus, who came in from the North
dards; educational assessment:
1 tablespoon strained green
continuously until ground. Re-
proud tradition as leaders and in-
and sang carols in the dining room,
Pole with all the cold weather, made
school organization; school and
peppercorns
move cover, add liver sausage,
accompanied by Becky Splett at the
an appearance to pass out the gifts
novators in education.
community; technology, science and
1 green onion with top, cut in
cream, Cognac and salt. Cover
That tradition dates back to 1856,
keyboard and directed by Mrs.
and wish each and every one a very
mathematics; and finance.
1-inch pieces
and process 4 Fast Pulses or until
when Mrs. Margarethe Schertz
Mabel Klingbeil. The student had
Merry Christmas.
This commission will bring
4 ounces liver sausage, cut in
well mixed. Serve on crackers,
opened the nation's first kindergar-
made Christmas wreaths which they
Although it is almost two thousand
together the some of the "best min-
4 pieces
toast or pumpernickel bread.
handed out to all.
ten in Watertown. Through the years,
years since the birth of the Christ
ds" in Wisconsin...including parents.
2 teaspoons heavy cream
this tradition continued as Wisconsin
Yield: 2/3 cup
A musical program the same af-
Child, the Spirit of Christmas, love
teachers, prinicipals, school board
educators developed innovative
and peace, good will, caring, sharing
ternoon was enjoyed in the activity
members, state government and the
programs, such as our "Children-At-
and giving, which was expressed so
room. Cindy Culver, piano student of
business community...all with the
Recycle Your Holiday Tree
Risk" and "Education For Em-
Mrs. Brad Dietsche, played familiar
many ways in these past few weeks,
goal of building our schools into a
ployment" programs ... both of
carols on the piano. Gregory and
is alive and well.
model for the nation and an inter-
which have become models for the
national competitor.
While a Christmas tree is
nation.
The commission's final report will
decorated with lights and ornaments
Wisconsin's tradition of leadership
serve as a blue-print for developing
PROFESSIONAL
it's hard to imagine it reduced to
and excellence is evident today, as
an education system which is fully
wood chips.
Wisconsin high school graduates on-
equipped to bring us into the 21st cen-
ce again posted the highest average
But as landfill space continues to
tury.
shrink, it's never too soon to consider
A.C.T. score in the nation.
With a goal of this magnitude.
how you'll dispose of your holiday
While we are proud of the accom-
there's no question that the com-
SERVICES
plishments of today, we cannot forget
evergreen.
mission must be headed by an in-
"Christmas trees provide clean,
the needs of tomorrow.
dividual of vision, and deter-
In Bloomer
We in Wisconsin want to be
organic material," said Kate Cooper,
mination, and proven leadership.
prepared to meet the demands and
Department of Natural Resources
So, Dr. Grover and I selected an
recycling coordinator. "The trick is
challenges of a new century - head
individual who has earned the
to not simply dispose to them in a
on.
respect and admiration of those in
landfill, but rather collect and chip
We know that high technology and
educational circles, in government
computerization will play an in-
NURSING HOMES
them for mulch or trail bed in city
HOSPITAL
and in the business community-Mr.
creasing role in our homes, and in
parks."
Ody Fish.
To organize a Christmas tree our workplaces.
We all have a stake in the quality of
Bloomer Community Memorial Hospital
Bloomer Community Memorial Hospital
recycling program, Cooper recom-
education offered to our children.
mends finding the cheapest was to
1507 Thompson St., Bloomer, WI
And The Maple Wood
And, the stakes are simply too high to
use already existing brush pickup
568-2000
Nursing Home Services
allow for failure.
and chipping equipment, then setting
Mudbrook Valley
Director of Nursing - Ext. 238
Dr. John Eberle, O.D., Chairman of the Board
We can, and indeed we must work
aside approximately two weeks for
together more closely than ever
Social Service - Ext. 236
Dr. John Larson, Chief of Staff
tree collection.
before to make certain that in
Activity Therapy - Ext. 256
The weather warmed up in time for
Rae Kennedy, Interim Administrator
"It helps to let the tree chips age
Wisconsin, "Education"
and
Christmas which was a great relief
1507 Thompson St., Bloomer, WI
outside for about a year," Cooper
LABORATORY - Ext. 227
preparing our children for the future
for those people that had to travel a
568-2000
said. "It gives them a chance to dry
Inpatient and outpatient testing
remains our highest priority.
great distance.
out and reduces the amount of resins
SURGERY - Ext. 253
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Taylor of Conrath
Hetzel Care Center, Inc.
in the wood."
Inpatient and outpatient surgery programs
If there is no Christmas tree called on the Richard Luethi's
Skilled Nursing Care - Residential Care
Duncan Creek
RADIOLOGY - Ext. 226
recycling program in your area,
Tuesday evening.
Gordon P. Hetzel, Administrator
Outpatient X-rays: Nuclear Scans; Ultrasound
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Luethi were
Cooper suggest these disposal alter-
Amy Taylor, Social Service
Exams: CT Scans
in Hawkins Saturday where they
natives:
Duncan Creek - when after the fuss
1840 Priddy St., Bloomer, WI
PHYSICAL THERAPY - Ext. 254
celebrated Christmas at their
*Put the tree in your backyard to
is over and we settle back and look
568-2503
Outpatient exams and treatments
daughters the Larry Ponslers and the
provide shelter for birds;
the old year over - we decide it hasn't
RESPIRATORY THERAPY - Ext. 204
Raymond Johnsons.
*Cut off tree branches and place
been such a bad year after all.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McEathron and
them over mulch to aid in winter
OPTOMETRISTS
It was hard, indeed to keep track of
Outpatient therapies and treatment
family from Omaha, Neb. spent the
plant protection;
SKILLED NURSING FACILITY
the comings and goings of all my
weekend at his parents the Gayle
*Use the tree for kindling.
neighbors during this just past
Nursing home services
McEathrons and then were at the
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Dr. John Eberle
Christmas season - but I know some
Director of Nursing - Ext. 238
Lloyd McEathrons Christmas Day
CONTACT - Kate Cooper -- 608-267-
and can guess at some of the action.
Contact Lenses
Social Service - Ext. 236
where the rest of the McEathron
7566.
Clara Greene was gathered up by a
Activity Therapy - Ext. 256
Family Vision Care
families met to celebrate the holiday.
grandson and transported to Barron
Vision Care of Children
Prenatal and Lemaz classes
Mrs. Elizabeth LaBelle spent
where she enjoyed the Merry time
1217 - 15th Ave., Bloomer, WI
Christmas with her relatives at the
YMCA prenatal exercise class
with her daughters Linda and all the
The family suggests
568-1171
Jim LaBelle home.
Colemans. Kate and Rich Fehr
The children grandchildren and
that memorial
hosted their family get together but
MEDICAL DOCTORS
great-grandchildren of Mrs. Ruth
the particulars of who were there is
contributions be made
Professional Eyecare
Luethi celebrated Christmas day
missing, though it was a happy
to the American
with her.
You Can Trust ...
gathering. The Jaworski's would
Blue Diamond Family Practice Center
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Reeve were at
have had a hard time getting out of
Heart Association."
1507 Vine St., Bloomer, WI
their daughters the Eddie Hesslers at
the yard if they'd chosen to go. The
Cornell where they spent Christmas
568-4650
When people want to
Evening & Saturday Hours
place was full of cars, not all made it
Dunn County Family Practice Center
Day.
honor a loved one
home but the place over-flowed. I do
Exams • Contacts • Frames
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Luethi and
1011 University Ave., Colfax, WI
know Kitty made it, because that
son Bob went to Ingram Christmas
and fight heart disease.
Chetek
Bloomer
962-3117
present of socks and cute ones
Dr. Claudia Johnson
Day where they celebrated with their
Obstetrics and Family Health Care
showed up at our house. The Kellen's
daughter and family the Robert
924-3660
568-1373
Dr. Jim Springer
kids and families all made it home
Gordon H. Rosenbrook, M.D.
Barrons.
and they're probably still digging
Richard E. Gladitsch, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bublitz and
their way out of dogs and cats. Sandy
John L. Larson, M.D.
CHIROPRACTORS
family were at Spooner Christmas
and Caroline Nelson were at Amy's
Deborah L. Behme, PA-C
Day visiting her parents.
THE AMERICAN HEART
and family in Monroe combining
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Ewer were at his
Scott L. Massey, PA-C
ASSOCIATION
Christmas and a check-up for Sandy
grandmothers, Mrs. Robert Ewer Sr.
MEMORIAL PROGRAM.
at the Cloutiers, Barb made it home
for Christmas.
DENTISTS
from Eau Claire and the neighbors
Bob McEathron is recuperating at
across the road came for Christmas
home after having surgery at
dinner. The Lloyd Marks had
Rochester this winter. Lesa
J.F. Van Valkenburg, D.D.S.
Christmas dinner with his folks at the
McEathron is spending a weeks
Peterson Chiropractic Offices
Ellen Mark home and shared the
Christmas vacation at her parents
1219 14th Avenue
Dr. Timothy J. Peterson + Dr. Ronald D. Peterson
evening at the Cloutier side. As for
the Gerald McEathrons.
Bloomer, WI
Hwy. SS, One Half Mil South of Pines Ballroom
the rest of the Duncan Creek neigh-
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Taylor, Deby
Phone 568-2322
Bloomer, WI 54724 - Telephone: 568-1251
borhood, I have no idea.
Taylor and Rocky Rukatana atten-
HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed. & Fri. - 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
We were glad to get telephone calls
the annual Christmas
ded
Thomas J. Rufledt, D.D.S.
from No. 1 son Richard in Idaho,
celebration at the Donald McEathron
American Heart
Gregory Mihm, D.D.S.
Granddaughter, Ellen, in California
home at Caley Lake, Monday.
Kelley Chiropractic Office
Association
and brother, Erving who agreed to
Some fishermen are reporting good
1502 Main Street
Dr. Brian S. Kelley
check up on us slow people. Was
luck at Fireside Lake in Rusk Coun-
Bloomer, WI
1503 Larson Street
remembered well, with the help of
ty.
568-2363
This space provided as a public service.
Bloomer, WI
the U.S. Mail and the various
568-4220
generous children of mine. Thank
Open Monday through Friday
PHARMACY
you all.
Did you all get your recipes out to
your Aunt Esther, the address is 926
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Ed's Pharmacy & Valu Center
Rimpau Burr Blvd., Los Angelos,
"For All Your Prescription Needs"
90019.
Ed Kleingartner, R. Ph.
Olson Funeral Home
The frigid cold spell finally broke
on Saturday and it was nice to see the
"Golden Rule Funeral Service"
Tyler Lang, R. Ph.
red line on the thermometer make it
William Olson
1511 Main St., Bloomer, WI
above zero.
David Olson
568-2190
Duncan Creek really made it in the
1516 Larson St., Bloomer, WI
40 years ago section last week and it
568-5250
seems Congratulations are in order
MASTER PLUMBERS
R.R.1 Bloomer, Wis.
for the Hubert Smith's and the Owen
Thompto's on making 40 years of
Driscoll Funeral Home
568-1323
Geissler Plumbing
wedded bliss, and to the Kellen
"Dignified, Personal and Responsible Service"
eldest, Pat & Joyce, on 20 years.
Glen Geissler
Our tree just made it up in time for
MP5684
Complete Engine
Herbert F. Driscoll
Brian D. Pickett
Christmas, sometimes its close and
1702 Martin Road
1323 14th Avenue
was loaded with presents for a day.
Bloomer, WI — 568-1213
Rebuilding & Cylinder
Hear the Gene Peterson's have
Bloomer, W
decided to retire from farming and
568-2310
Head Service
Paulsen Plumbing
planning a big auction in March.
Rich and Kate Fehr entertained
"Buck" Paulsen
ATTORNEYS
Engines Custom Built To Spec's
lim Christianson, Gloria and Bill
MP 6641
Stock Or Racing
Hambers and Jean Cloutier on their
1714-17th Ave.
Kostner and Kostner Law Office
annual holiday get-to-gether, Wed-
Precision Engine Balancing Also Available
Bloomer, WI
568-1714
nesday nite.
Thomas Kostner, J.D.
You Want Horse Power?
Happy birthday greeting in this
New Year and month to Susie, Barb,
Richard Kostner, J.D.
Petska Plumbing
We Make It!!
1102 17th Ave., Bloomer, WI
John L. Petska
and her uncle Bud, Esther, Lonna,
568-1230 or 568-3210
350 Chev. Stock......$799.00
MF5848
Margaret, Debbie, George, Louise,
351M-400 Ford Stock ..... $899.00
Lola, Bill, Dianne, and those I have
Route 3, Bloomer, WI
Dowling and Dowling
inadvertantly missed.
288-6580
231 Buick - Improved Oiling . . . . . . . . $899.00
Gregory P. Dowling, J.D.
And as January begins, we find
Two Years - 24,000 Mile Warranty!!
1416 Larson St., P.O. Box 65, Bloomer, WI
that on Tuesday, the D.C. Woman's
w/Mat. Plan
MASTER ELECTRICIANS
568-2250 or 568-2550
Club will meet with Regina Olden-
berg in Chetek and beyond that I
GENERAL REPAIR ALSO!!
know nothing.
Call For Details
Wolf Electric
Jost Law Offices
568-1323
For All Your Wiring Needs
Randi Osberg
Kenneth Jost
Commercial - Farm - Residential
1400 Main Street, Bloomer, WI
The kangaroo rat, a tiny desert ro-
Tim, Rich or Dave
Phone 568-2555 — Bloomer, WI
Phone 568-2607
dent, has never been known to drink
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water. It gets all of the moisture it
needs from desert roots and herbs.
