Cloverleaf Achievers - Extension Ozaukee County
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News Graphic 12/05/2013 Copyright © 2013 Conley Publishing Group. All Rights Reserved. 12/05/2013 December 7, 2013 5:26 am / Powered by TECNAVIA Photo by Melanie Boyung St. Paul Lutheran School’s ourth annual Christmas Cookie Walk will take place from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. Thousands of homemade cookies and candies will be available or sale, made and deco- rated by families of the school. The sale is open o the public, and those who attend will be given a container to fill with heir chosen cookie pur- chases. St. Paul is proud of ts wide variety of cook- es available, including nut-free and gluten-free hown holding platters of ob Scheer, second grade; gelow, second grade; and Bruce Resnick, son-in-law of Cedarburg resident Helen Schwalbe, is retiring as chief of the Bayside Police Department after 20 years in the position. The Bayside native became a volunteer firefighter with the village when he was 18, later moving into law enforce- ment when he took a job as a dispatcher with the Glendale Police Department. In 1981, Resnick joined the Bayside Police Department as a public safety officer. He worked as a lieutenant with the department for several years before being promoted to chief in 1994. Resnick is also an on-call pilot for the AIR-ONE Emergency Response Coalition in Waukegan, Ill. He is mar- Photo by Mark Justesen Aaron Carlson, 11, was th a special award at a eeting for being the only ck 3803 to ever earn all s available.The 20 activity e main areas of emphasis: physical skills, community, d outdoors. He is a fifth- tlawn Elementary School Aaron is pictured with his nd Jennifer Carlson, and n Edgren, right. Thursday, December 5, 2013 OZAUKEE PEOPLE ns earned “I really hate to complain about Christmas. However, I do have a question about why Mequon’s tree lighting is occurring at 4:15 p.m. (Sunday), when it is still light outside. Wouldn’t it be much more festive to wait 15 minutes or a half hour until it’s dark and the tree can light up the night?” M equon’s holiday event, Winter Wonderland of Mequon, runs from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday in front of Mequon City Hall. Among the scheduled activities are the tree lighting at 4:15 p.m. and the arrival of Santa Claus and his live reindeer at 4:20 p.m. The festivals committee did not use an exact science in selecting the time the tree would be lit, said City Administrator Lee Szymborski. Instead, the focus was on trying to keep people’s attention over the course of two hours. “The committee looked at all the activities offered, wanting to assure there was plenty to do to make the event lively,” Szymborski said. “The tree light- ing is only one of a number of activities planned, and the committee believes that regardless of the time, the moment will be magical.” Gotta gripe? Call 262-305-8934 to report your gripe; or email [email protected]; or send in your gripe to “Gripe,” c/o News Graphic, P.O. Box 47, Cedarburg, WI 53012. I’VE GOT A GRIPE Wait until dark to light Mequon’s Christmas tree Cloverleaf achievers recognized Submitted photo The Cloverleaf 4-H Club announced its 2013 Outstanding Achievement members at the club banquet held Nov. 17.They are, front row from left, Annalise Jasinski,Abigail Gventer, Gabrielle Gventer and Alaina Knier; back row from left, Rachel Budd, Joseph Montaine, Michael Zager, Kevin Korinek, Andera Lynaugh and Sarah Kiskunas. Not pictured are Natalie Niehueser, Renee Gilstrap and Lauren Pfaffenroth. Retiring police chief has Cedarburg connection eld Saturday uired to run and family, professionals blic. It provides “collab- in the quest to eliminate ejudice and discrimina- the stigma of mental e said. ted in declaring their e Mequon-Thiensville register at the Mequon- District office, 5000 W. re 5 p.m. Jan. 7, 2014. No uired. rg can be reached at ynet.com.)
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News Graphic 12/05/2013
Copyright © 2013 Conley Publishing Group. All Rights Reserved. 12/05/2013 December 7, 2013 5:26 am / Powered by TECNAVIA
Photo by Melanie Boyung
St. Paul Lutheran School’sfourth annual ChristmasCookie Walk will takeplace from 9 a.m. to noonSaturday. Thousands ofhomemade cookies andcandies will be availablefor sale, made and deco-rated by families of theschool. The sale is opento the public, and thosewho attend will be givena container to fill withtheir chosen cookie pur-chases. St. Paul is proud ofits wide variety of cook-ies available, includingnut-free and gluten-free
options.The school suggests arriving early for the best selection. Shown holding platters ofhomemade cookies are, from left: Amelia Young, kindergarten; Jacob Scheer, second grade;Jacob Ksoiszk, kindergarten; Ellie Federl, kindergarten; Cayden Pegelow, second grade; andMadeline Thill, kindergarten.
Bruce Resnick, son-in-law of Cedarburg resident HelenSchwalbe, is retiring as chief of the Bayside PoliceDepartment after 20 years in the position.
The Bayside native became a volunteer firefighter withthe village when he was 18, later moving into law enforce-ment when he took a job as a dispatcher with the GlendalePolice Department. In 1981, Resnick joined the BaysidePolice Department as a public safety officer. He worked as alieutenant with the department for several years beforebeing promoted to chief in 1994.
Resnick is also an on-call pilot for the AIR-ONEEmergency Response Coalition in Waukegan, Ill. He is mar-ried to Cedarburg native Amy Schwalbe.
Photo by Mark Justesen
Webelo Scout Aaron Carlson, 11, wasrecognized with a special award at arecent pack meeting for being the onlymember of Pack 3803 to ever earn all20 Webelo pins available.The 20 activitypins cover five main areas of emphasis:mental skills, physical skills, community,technology and outdoors. He is a fifth-grader at Westlawn Elementary Schoolin Cedarburg.Aaron is pictured with hisparents, Jon and Jennifer Carlson, andDen Leader Jon Edgren, right.
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NEIGHBORSWebelo sets Pack record with 20 pins earned
“Ireally hate to complain aboutChristmas. However, I do have aquestion about why Mequon’s
tree lighting is occurring at 4:15 p.m.(Sunday), when it is still light outside.Wouldn’t it be much more festive towait 15 minutes or a half hour until it’sdark and the tree can light up thenight?”
Mequon’s holiday event, WinterWonderland of Mequon, runsfrom 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday in
front of Mequon City Hall. Among thescheduled activities are the tree lightingat 4:15 p.m. and the arrival of SantaClaus and his live reindeer at 4:20 p.m.
The festivals committee did not use
an exact science in selecting the timethe tree would be lit, said CityAdministrator Lee Szymborski. Instead,the focus was on trying to keep people’sattention over the course of two hours.
“The committee looked at all theactivities offered, wanting to assurethere was plenty to do to make the eventlively,” Szymborski said. “The tree light-ing is only one of a number of activitiesplanned, and the committee believesthat regardless of the time, the momentwill be magical.”
Gotta gripe? Call 262-305-8934 to report yourgripe; or email [email protected]; or send inyour gripe to “Gripe,” c/o News Graphic, P.O. Box47, Cedarburg, WI 53012.
I’VE GOT A GRIPEWait until dark to light Mequon’s Christmas tree
Cloverleaf achievers recognized
Submitted photo
The Cloverleaf 4-H Club announced its 2013 Outstanding Achievement members at the clubbanquet held Nov. 17.They are, front row from left, Annalise Jasinski,Abigail Gventer, GabrielleGventer and Alaina Knier; back row from left, Rachel Budd, Joseph Montaine, Michael Zager,Kevin Korinek, Andera Lynaugh and Sarah Kiskunas. Not pictured are Natalie Niehueser,Renee Gilstrap and Lauren Pfaffenroth.
Retiring police chief has Cedarburg connection
Resnick
St. Paul Christmas cookie walk to be held Saturday
Urbashich: No signatures required to runHomestead High School, considered andultimately rejected adding a 4-year-oldkindergarten program and decided in 2004to close Range Line Elementary School,although the district still owns the build-ing.
Urbashich is the co-director of RogersInHealth, a corporation of RogersBehavioral Health System. The group’swebsite says Rogers InHealth creates anddistributes stories of recovery to increaseunderstanding, hope and supportive actionby people with mental illness and addic-
tion, their friends and family, professionalsand the general public. It provides “collab-orative leadership in the quest to eliminatethe stereotypes, prejudice and discrimina-tion that make up the stigma of mentalhealth,” the website said.
Anyone interested in declaring theircandidacy for the Mequon-ThiensvilleSchool Board may register at the Mequon-Thiensville School District office, 5000 W.Mequon Road, before 5 p.m. Jan. 7, 2014. Nosignatures are required.
(Gary Achterberg can be reached [email protected].)
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