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4A SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 2018 KEWAUNEE COUNTY STAR-NEWS E0896 Cty Luxemburg 920-845-2066 Rendezvous of Luxemburg Closed Mon Open Tues-Sat at 3pm Sun 11am OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY 3PM-10PM SUNDAY 11AM-8PM Hall available for Weddings, Anniversaries, Corporate Functions, Family Events.WI- 50 02 18 18 30 Snowmobile 9 pin Tap Tournament Bracket Style Date: March 10th. The 1st shift at and 2nd shift at Call Rendezvous 920-845-2066 to reserve your spot Cuyoo Tournament 2 Persons Team 11:30 Sun. March 18th 388-0834 301 El i St ree Kewaunee Monday, Tuesday, Saturday, Sunday Look for our Specials at Kunkelskorner.com Friday, March 2 Perch, Red Fish, Tilapia, Cod, Smelt, Salmon Loaf Saturday, March 3 Hamburger Steak Sunday, March 4 Baked Chicken Dinner Monday, March 5 Meatloaf Tuesday, March 6 Chicken Stir Fry Wednesday, March 7 Pork Roast, Sauerkraut, and Dumplings Thursday, March 8 Oven Roasted Turkey Dinner Starting at 3pm 3 piece Broasted Chicken Plate $6.50 Friday, March 9 Perch, Red Fish, Tilapia, Cod, Smelt, Salmon Loaf Saturday, March 10 Scalloped Potatoes and Ham WI-5002186036 HIRING COOK WAITSTAFF Lunch Dinner Specials Village Kitchen On Hwy. 54, Casco 837-7333 Mon. March 5 Hamburger Baked Dish, Mashed Potatoes, Veg Roll Tue.

March 6 Baked Chicken with Trimmings Wed. March 7 Beef Stew Dinner, Mashed Potatoes, Veg Roll Thur. March 8 Pork Roast, Sauerkraut Dumplings Fri. March 9 Perch, Pike, Red Fish, Beer Baked Cod, Boiled Shrimp, Salmon Loaf I-5 00 21 86 11 2 NOW HIRIN AL POSI TION M-F 5a-7p Sat 5a-1p Sun Breakfast 5am-Noon www.villagekitchencasco.com 17th Annual Spring CRAFT SALE 837 Ralph Luxemburg MARCH 10 11 Sat. 8 a.m.-4 p.m.

Sun. 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Large variety of spring and Easter crafts Rag Rugs, Rada Cutlery many other items Jan Alsteen Donna Pilgrim 920-845-2248 920-845-5192 N5685 County Rd Casco, WI 54205 (920) 837-2211 For Any Occasion SERVING Broasted Chicken, Beef Tips, Ham, Mashed Potatoes, Dressing, Gravy, Corn, Green Bean Casserole, Loaded Mac Cheese, Scalloped Potatoes, Fried Potatoes, Sausage, Bacon, Pancakes, French Toast, Waffles, Omelet Eggs, Scrambled Eggs, Full Salad Bar, Homemade Desserts. $13.50 Adults, Kids (3-10) $1.00 per year CALL FOR RESERVATIONS NOW SERVING THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS 4:30 Full Menu Including Fish, Chicken, Steaks, Salads, Wraps, Burgers and Sandwiches Easter Brunch Thursday Specials Sauerkraut Dumplings available as sides 6 oz. Pork Ribeye Dinner Tender pork ribeye prepared Grilled or Breaded.

One 7.95 Two 12.95 Deep Fried ShrimpDinner 9.25 Breaded Butterfly shrimp. Shrimp Skewer Dinner 12.50 Seasoned and grilled to perfection. Steak Sandwhich 8.95 6 oz seasoned steak grilled on lightly toasted hoagie bun Friday Specials Perch Single 13.50 Double 19.50 Yellow perch lightly breaded served deep fried or pan fried Seafood Platter 17.95 Deep fried perch, Beer Battered Cod, and your choice of Shrimp Skewer or deep fried shrimp Walleye 14.95 Fillet of Canadian walleye either beer battered or pan fried Cod 11.95 Tender cod loins either beer battered or baked. Smelt 11.95 Butterflied, deep fried smelt ALGOMA-KEWAUNEEAREA GREAT LAKES SPORT FISHERMEN 31ST ANNUAL BANQUET At Rendezvous, Luxemburg (E896 County Rd N) Saturday, March 10, 2018 (FAMILY STYLE PRIME RIB CHICKEN) PADDLE WHEEL AT 4PM DINNER AT 6PM GUNS (including Cooler, Meat Raffle, Crossbow, Charter FishingTrips and Equipment, 50-50, SilentAuction and BANQUET: $40.00 Kids (16 Under): $15.00 Table for 8 Choice of Gun: $700 1) 9MMPistol or 2) Remington 783 andChoice of Caliber EARLY BIRD $5.00 (WINNERS DRAWN AT 5:45 PM) Tickets available at The Rendezvous or call 920-609-9575 WI-GWG0001151-01 FR IDAY SPEC IAL Motor Inn N6084 State Highway 42 Kewaunee, WI Tues-Sat 4pm 10pm Sun 11am-10pm (920) 310-7229 ALL YOU CAN EAT Motor Inn Pollock Dine in only. Available on select Fridays.

I-G G0 00 15 26 -0 1 Rio Creek; and March 25, Tippy Canoe Bar Grill, E3261 County Euren. Sponsored by Casco American Legion. 920- 660-1424. LUXEMBURG LIONS CLUB BINGO, noon doors open, 1 p.m. bingo, St.

John's Lutheran Church, 700 Heritage Road, Lux- emburg. Food and re- freshments. 920-536- 0219. LEGION BANQUET, 11 a.m. social hour, noon lunch, Rendezvous of Luxemburg, E0896 Coun- ty Luxemburg.

Public invited to 99th Annual American Legion Birthday Banquet sponsored by Kewaunee County Coun- cil of the American Le- gion, Department of Wisconsin. Family-style lunch, door prizes, raffles and camaraderie. $15, advance tickets required. Contact Kewaunee Coun- ty Legion posts or call Cmdr. Tracy Steiner at 920-487-3998.

Events Continued from Page 1A For more information, call the Aging Disability Re- source Center of the Lake- shore at 877-416-7083, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. March 5 Swedish meat- balls, whipped potatoes, car- rots, whole wheat bread, ap- ple bar. March 7 Roasted turkey, sweet potatoes, cranberry salad, dinner roll, oatmeal cookies.

March 9 Salmon loaf, parsley potatoes, creamed peas, rye bread, cookie bar. March 12 Barbecue chicken, whipped potatoes, Brussels sprouts, dinner roll, fruited orange Jell-o. March 14 Meat loaf, au gratin potatoes, zucchini bake, whole wheat bread, Algoma dining site The dining site, located at Grandview Apartments, is open on Mondays, Wednes- days and Fridays. To order or cancel your meal, call 877- 416-7083 by 11 a.m. the day before.

Suggested donation is $5. Menu is subject to change. No eligible person will be denied a meal be- cause of inability to donate. creamy fruit fluff. Kewaunee dining site The dining site, located at Community Congregational Church, is open Mondays through Fridays.

To order or cancel your meal, call 877- 416-7083 by 11 a.m. the day before. Suggested donation is $5. Menu is subject to change. No eligible person will be denied a meal be- cause of inability to donate.

For more information, call the Aging Disability Re- source center of the Lake- shore at 877-416-7083, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. March 5 Swedish meat- balls, whipped potatoes, car- rots, whole wheat bread, ap- ple bar. March 6 Beef noodle casserole, corn, mixed fruit, dinner roll, carrot cake.

March 7 Roasted turkey, sweet potatoes, cranberry salad, dinner roll, oatmeal cookies. March 8 Baked ham and scalloped potatoes, green beans, French bread, pound cake. March 9 Salmon loaf, parsley potatoes, creamed peas, rye bread, cookie bar. March 12 Barbecue chicken, whipped potatoes, Brussels sprouts, dinner roll, fruited orange Jell-o. March 13 Cheddarwurst on bun, potato salad, baked beans, cherry pie square.

March 14 Meat loaf, au gratin potatoes, zucchini bake, whole wheat bread, creamy fruit fluff. Dyckesville-Casco- Luxemburg dining sites To order or cancel your meal, call 877-416-7083. For Dyckesville, call by 11 a.m. Friday, Casco by 11 a.m. Mon- day and Luxemburg by 11 a.m.

Tuesday. Suggested donation is $5. Menu is sub- ject to change. No eligible person will be denied a meal because of inability to do- nate. For more information, call the Aging Disability Re- source Center of the Lake- shore at 877-416-7083, 8 a.m.

to 4:30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. March 5 (Dyckesville) Swedish meatballs, whipped potatoes, carrots, whole wheat bread, apple bar. March 6 (Casco) Beef noodle casserole, corn, mixed fruit, dinner roll, carrot cake. March 7 (Luxemburg) Roasted turkey, sweet pota- toes, cranberry salad, dinner roll, oatmeal cookies.

March 12 (Dyckesville) Barbecue chicken, whipped potatoes, Brussels sprouts, dinner roll, fruited orange Jell-o. March 13 (Casco) Ched- darwurst on bun, potato sal- ad, baked beans, cherry pie square. March 14 (Luxemburg) Meat loaf, au gratin potatoes, zucchini bake, whole wheat bread, creamy fruit fluff. SENIOR MENUS WI-5002195155 It was in your home that we learned how to love. At your table we learned how to share.

On the farm we learned how to work hard and play. On our knees we learned about prayer. Sadly Missed By Family Friends In Loving Memory of James Riedy Who Passed Away 14 Years Ago February 27, 2004 Obituaries GREEN BAY Gerald Dufek, age 68, of De Pere, passed away Monday, Feb- ruary 26, 2018 at a local care facility. He was born October 10, 1949 in Algoma, WI, son of the late Philip and Sylvia (Ullsperger) Dufek and was a graduate of Algoma High School. Jerry enlisted in the U.

S. Navy in 1969 and proudly served his country for 12 years, serving during Vietnam War. After his honorable discharge from the Navy, Jerry worked for the Algoma Police Department, after which his family relocated to Green Bay. Jerry married Leann DeNamur, August 4, 1973 and together they shared 44 loving years of marriage and were blessed with a son, Jeffrey and daughter-in-law, Jody. family remembers him as a generous and loving man, willing to lend a hand whenever needed.

He was an avid Green Bay Packer fan and enjoyed camping. His greatest joy was spending time with his family and his dog, Annie. Jerry was a proud dad, grandpa to: Josh, Danielle, Lindsey and Kiley and great-grandpa to Warhol. He also leaves behind 4 sisters: Beverly, Patricia, Jane and Mary. Visitation will be held at Newcomer Cremations, Funerals Receptions (340 S.

Monroe Green Bay), Sunday, March 4, 2018 from 2 to 4 PM. A funeral service will follow at 4 PM with full mil- itary honors. Burial will be in Allouez Catholic Cemetery. To leave an online condolence for the family, please visit www.NewcomerGreenBay.com. family would like to extend a special thank you to the staff at ManorCare East for their ex- ceptional care and support.

Gerald Dufek More obituaries on page 5A Two local men perished in a small plane crash outside of Ross- ville, Indiana on Feb. 22. Our hearts and thoughts go out to the families and friends of John Pagel, 58, Kewaunee, and his son- in-law, Steve Witcpalek, 39, also of Kewaunee. It's got to be an incred- ibly tough time for them. I can't imagine the shock and grief both families are feeling now.

Just know that we are thinking of all of you and if you need anything, don't hesitate to ask. Visitation is Friday for both men, with the funerals at Holy Ro- sary Catholic Church in Kewaunee on Saturday. In small communities, like we have here, you know just about ev- eryone, especially those born and raised here, like John and Steve were. I'm sure that's probably the reason for the visitation being at the high school. They're anticipat- ing crowds of folks to pay their re- spects.

I remember when I began reporting for the Kewaunee Enter- prise back when the late Mabel Temby owned it. That was in the early 1990s. We did a monthly fea- ture then, called Farm of the Month, and one of my early as- signments was Pagel's Ponderosa Dairy. I don't remember exactly what year that was, but it was one of the farms I visited. I was, am, and have always been a city kid.

I think I visited the farm of a classmate maybe once in my life. I knew nothing about how the farm- ers lived and worked their butts That was the and only time I ever attempted to milk a cow. Needless to say, I didn't do very well. Cows can be very intimidat- ing to a city kid, especially to one who is vertically challenged. Speaking of large animals, when did the teddy bear grow up? I was up at Shopko in Kewaunee the other day and it had a bin of the bears near the front entrance.

Those critters were about my size. I remember having one as a kid, and it was maybe two feet tall and I carried it everywhere. Those bears I saw at Shopko could probably carry me around, if they could walk. They were huge. I would think it would be cult for a child to relate to some- thing so large.

But then, what do I know about kids, since I don't have any, and did very little babysitting in my younger years. On one of those rare occasions, I did try to change a diaper. I put the child back in the playpen. it stood up and the diaper fell That was back in the days of those big safety pins and I didn't want to stick the child. That's all for this week, folks.

Barb Ludlow is a former Kewau- nee County reporter. Email her at Community is thinking of Pagel, Witcpalek families Barb Ludlow Guest columnist KEWAUNEE The Kewaunee Area Chamber of Commerce is seeking people to paint art banners to be seen in downtown Kewaunee this summer and fall for its third annual Art Walk. A class will be held March 10 for those interested, and preregistration is required. The Art Walk is intended to showcase the work of artists in the greater Kewaunee area with an outdoor gallery of banners on display from mid-June through mid- October. People who feel they have some artis- tic talent and a desire to share it are invited to take part.

The March 10 class, by the chamber and Kewaunee Artisan Center, will teach proper canvas preparation and sealing of the banner, protecting it from the ultraviolet rays of the sun. To sign up or for more information, call the cham- ber at 920-388-4822 or email by March 7. Artists sought, class held for Art Walk banners From Staff Reports Kewaunee County Star-News USA TODAY NETWORK WISCONSIN.