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God’s creatures in our care

Through the course of time we’ve had many opportunities to care for God’s creatures. Not only have we raised a herd of cows, heifers and calves, but also a flock of chickens, a litter of puppies and a drove of pigs. (Yes, a group of pigs is referred to as a drove. I learn something new every day!) Along with our domesticated animals, we feed the wildlife that live adjacent to our farm. They take what they can get where they can get it.
Junior livestock show attracts 150 entries
Raising livestock for the Shawano County Fair takes months of preparation and dedication. Approximately 150 young people will display their pigs, lambs and cattle at this year’s junior livestock show and auction.
Truck theft suspect appears in court
A Leopolis man who went on a weekend crime spree and evaded authorities for nearly three weeks made an initial court appearance Friday after being captured the night before. Calvin K. Ossmann, 26, was found Thursday in a town of Richmond barn where he had apparently been hiding since eluding authorities in a high-speed chase and escaping on foot Aug. 3. The Shawano County Sheriff’s Department received a call shortly after 6 p.m.
Woodson returning to Lambeau
One of the NFL’s top quarterbacks learned from one of the best defensive backs in the game. With Charles Woodson leading the defense and Aaron Rodgers running the offense, the Green Bay Packers had a remarkable run of success that included a Super Bowl win and a 15-1 record the following season. The good friends will have a warm reunion Friday night when the safety returns to Lambeau Field for the first time since signing with Oakland last year.
High School Highlights
GIRLS TENNIS Shawano second at Chilton meet Shawano finished second (20) at the Chilton Invitational on Wednesday. The Hawks’ No. 2 singles player Isebelle Carroll and No. 3 Hannah Neumann each finished in second place. No. 4 singles player Holly Schwecke won the consolation championship. The No. 3 doubles team of Nicki Ainsworth and Louisa Keenan took second place. Kewaunee (22) took first.
High School Previews
SHAWANO Girls tennis Coach: Tom Webster Year Started: 2000 Assistant Coach: Bob Kurkiewitz Last Season: 2-6 Key Returners: Courtney Ainsworth, senior; Isabelle Carroll, senior; Holly Schwecke, senior; Nicki Ainsworth, senior; Louisa Kennan, senior; Kaitlynn Springborn, senior; Sara Hockenstad, junior; Meghan Hoffman, junior; Kelly Mastey, junior; Kathryn Kugel, junior; Hannah Neumann, junior; Gabriella Tuma, sophomore; Alexis Wilbur, sophomore; K
Bears dominate on road
The defense pitched a shutout into the fourth quarter as Bonduel High School opened its football season Thursday with a dominant 41-13 win at Crivitz. Hunter VanderLinden rushed for 164 yards and two touchdowns for the Bears. The senior running back scored on a 5-yard touchdown pass from senior quarterback Colton Dobratz in the first quarter and punched in a 4-yard touchdown later in the quarter to put the Bears up 14-0. “Our line did a really ni
Eagles battle in season-opening loss
It was a rough start to the season opener for the Eagles. The Menominee Indian High School football team fell behind 14-0 early against Milwaukee HOPE Christian Thursday in Keshena, rallied to tie the game at 14 midway through the third quarter and gave up a late touchdown in a 20-14 loss. “We were on our heels pretty much from the beginning of the game,” Menominee Indian coach Chris Clache said.
Clintonville expanding veterans memorial
The Clintonville Veterans Memorial Committee plans to add two sections to the memorial that was dedicated in October 2009. The memorial is located in Midway Park on South Main Street. The Common Council in January approved the addition of two wall sections to the memorial. A section with space for 220 names will be added to each side of the wall.
Clintonville projects drop in school levy
The Clintonville School District will hold a budget hearing at 6:30 p.m. Monday and its annual meeting at 6:45 p.m. Monday at Clintonville Middle School, 255 N. Main St. The tax levy is projected to decrease from last year’s $6.22 million to $6.20 million this year.
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