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OCTOBER FUN FACTS:

OCTOBER BIRTH FLOWERS
October’s birth flowers are the cosmos and the calendula or marigold. Cosmos is a symbol of joy in life and love and of peace. The calendula (aka garden, English, or pot marigold) represents winning grace, grief, or chagrin in the language of flowers.

OCTOBER BIRTHSTONE
The October birthstone is the opal, which symbolizes faithfulness and confidence.
• Gem-quality opals are known for their play of color, caused by the diffraction of light. They are available in several types, including black, fire, and white opals. Common opals do not shimmer.
• Opals symbolize hope and purity and were once thought to improve eyesight or enhance intuition. Throughout history, the gem’s reputation has oscillated between standing for luck and standing for lack of luck. According to some, those born in October are immune from any possible negative effects.

SPAGHETTI SQUASH VEGETABLE MEDLEY
INGREDIENTS
1 28-ounce can peeled Italian-style tomatoes
1/3 cup olive oil
3 large cloves garlic, minced
1/2 cup chopped fresh basil leaves
1/2 cup chopped fresh parsley
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon dried oregano
1 medium spaghetti squash
2 cups broccoli florets
1 medium zucchini, sliced
1 medium summer squash, sliced
1 tablespoon olive oil, plus more for drizzling
1/2 cup scallions, chopped, white part only
3 tablespoons Parmesan cheese, freshly grated
freshly ground black pepper to taste

Billy Harvey’s Brush Dump Open!
In order to allow village residents to appropriately handle yard debris, especially in light of recent storms, the Village Board has entered into an agreement with Billy Harvey to open his brush dump for the year. This is for vegetative debris ONLY.

7950 S Cty. Rd. S = turn up the hill by the old Budweiser truck For more information, call Billy Harvey at 715-817-0249.

NEWS FROM THE PEWS:
Sunday Church Services:
St Anthony Catholic Church.Worship, 11am
Trinity Lutheran Church.Worship, 9am
Lake Nebagamon First Presbyterian.Worship,….11am (coffee fellowship at 10:15am)
House of Hope Church.Worship, 10:30am
Hawthorne Assembly of God, Worship ….10:30am (Sunday School 9:30am)

MISSION STATEMENT: To welcome new businesses, community groups and citizens of Lake Nebagamon, Wi to participate in the promotion of the community. Our objective is to work together to inform Lake Nebagamon, Wi area of local news.

MEETINGS: We meet the second Tuesday of each month, at 6:00pm at local area businesses. Everyone is welcome.

NEWS SUBMISSIONS: DEADLINE is the 20 TH OF EACH MONTH.

DONATIONS: If you would like to donate paper so we may continue to have our newsletter contact the village office (715-374-3101) or Patti Coughlin at Dockside (715-374-2334). If you are interested in receiving an email copy of the newsletter monthly send request in email to:
nebagamoncommunityassociation@gmail.com NCA (Nebagamon Community Association):

NEW LOCAL BUSINESS IN THE AREA:
Stop in at 6476 S. Degerman Road Fridays and Saturdays 11am-5pm or by appointment. Gail will be open during Village events 9am-3pm. Open by appointment only after Christmas and through April.  Antique and used furniture including 2 Hoosier cabinets. Large collection of Roseville and other pottery. Collection of Hummel’s, glassware, toys, dolls, tools, kitchenware, crocks, figurines, beer items, fiesta, prints, washboards, lamps, oil lamps, cookie jars, Jadeite glassware, Vaseline glass, jewelry, watches, you name it, something for everyone!!

Gail does estate, downsizing and moving sales. Buying collectibles and will do some consignment as room is available. Gail’s Vintage and Used Cargo 218-391-1052

HUNTING WIDOWS WEEKEND:
K.I.N.’s annual Craft Fair Show at the Lake Nebagamon Auditorium is on November 23, 2019 and gives local small business crafters a venue to showcase and sell their unique creations. If you know of any who would like to participate this year please contact Gail Johnson at 218-340-5097(c) or gailyj111@gmail.com.

BRIDGES/DOCKSIDE HALLOWEEN PARTY:
Keep watch for more info for a Lake Nebagamon “Adult” (21 and over) Halloween Bash to be held November 1st. Details will be sent through Facebook and Posters look for details to come soon.

D.J. Trivia, 7pm at Dockside
Buti Yoga Lake Nebagamon Auditorium 6-7pm
Tuesday:
Taco Bar all day at Bridges Tavern
Free Pool all day at Dockside
“Move Fit” exercise class, Lake Nebagamon Auditorium at 6:30pm
D.J. Trivia, The Gravel Pit Tavern at 7pm
Wednesdays:
“Wednesday Weekly Walkers” exercise group, Lake Nebagamon Auditorium at 11am.
OpinioNation, Bridges Tavern at 7pm
In House Pool League $5, Wasko’s Campground at 7pm
(1stand 3rd Wednesdays) Wood Carving, Lake Nebagamon Auditorium at 6pm
Thursdays:
Buti Yoga Lake Nebagamon Auditorium 6-7pm
In a rotation you can find live music at all the establishments in this area. Watch Facebook or the monthly calendar enclosed for schedules. There is so much to do in our area so get out and enjoy what we have to offer here.
INTERESTED IN BECOMING MORE INVOLVED IN OUR COMMUNITY?
Village Board Meetings: 1st Tuesday each month (Auditorium 7pm)
Nebagamon Community Association Meetings: 2nd Tuesday each month (Auditorium 6pm)
Volunteer Fire Department Meetings: 2nd and last Thursday each month (Fire Hall 6:30pm)
Sewage Commission Meetings: Last Wednesday each month (Auditorium 5pm)
Zoning Commission Meetings: Last Wednesday each month (Auditorium 6:30pm)

Thank you to the local business’ here that support and help the NCA with printing expenses for our monthly newsletter. Please support our community.

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SEPTEMBER FUN FACTS:
September, in Old England, was called Haervest-monath (Harvest Month). This is the time to gather up the rest of the harvest and prepare for the winter months.
There are flowers enough in the summertime, More flowers than I can remember— But none with the purple, gold, and red That dye the flowers of September! —Mary Howitt (1799-1888)

SEPTEMBER BIRTH FLOWERS
September’s birth flowers are the aster and the morning glory. The aster signifies powerful love, and the China aster expresses variety or afterthought in the language of flowers. The morning glory symbolizes affection. It can also mean coquetry, affectation, or bonds in the language of flowers.

SEPTEMBER BIRTHSTONE
The September birthstone is the sapphire, which was once thought to guard against evil and poisoning.

Billy Harvey’s Brush Dump Open!
In order to allow village residents to appropriately handle yard debris, especially in light of recent storms, the Village Board has entered into an agreement with Billy Harvey to open his brush dump for the year. This is for vegetative debris ONLY.
7950 S Cty. Rd. S turn up the hill by the old Budweiser truck
For more information, call Billy Harvey at 715-817-0249.

NEWS FROM THE PEWS:
Sunday Church Services:
St Anthony Catholic Church.Worship, 11am
Trinity Lutheran Church.Worship, 9am
Lake Nebagamon First Presbyterian.Worship,….11am (coffee fellowship at 10:15am)
House of Hope Church.Worship, 10:30am
Hawthorne Assembly of God, Worship ….10:30am (Sunday School 9:30am)

MISSION STATEMENT: To welcome new businesses, community groups and citizens of Lake Nebagamon, Wi to participate in the promotion of the community. Our objective is to work together to inform Lake Nebagamon, Wi area of local news.

MEETINGS: We meet the second Tuesday of each month, at 6:00pm at local area businesses. Everyone is welcome.

NEWS SUBMISSIONS: DEADLINE is the 20TH OF EACH MONTH.

DONATIONS: If you would like to donate paper so we may continue to have our newsletter contact the village office (715-374-3101) or Patti Coughlin at Dockside (715-374-2334). If you are interested in receiving an email copy of the newsletter monthly send request in email to:
nebagamoncommunityassociation@gmail.com NCA (Nebagamon Community Association):

NORTHLAND BIKERS 4 BOOBS:
Checkerboard’s Bikers for Boobs event has been an excellent fundraiser for a very worthy cause. Bikers for Boobs raises important money for St Luke’s Breast Cancer Department and the Circle of Hope. These recipients determine the monetary needs of each individual and their families. The needs range from travel expenses, lodging, meals, childcare, and much much more.
This year the event will start and end at Checkerboard Bar on September 7th, beginning at 9am.

ANNUAL RUDY RUN:
The Rudy Run ATV Ride as launched in 2013 in memory of Rudy LaJoie. Because of Rudy’s passion for the youth of Superior and his passion for baseball. This fundraiser was created to provide support to the Superior Youth Organization. The SYO provides opportunities for the youth of Superior to participate in organized baseball and softball.

SCHOOL IS BACK IN SESSION:
Be mindful that fall is here and our schools are all back in session. Be respectful and watch for the blinking and red lights of our school buses, our children are on there and it is a law!

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AUGUST FUN FACTS:
August was named in honor of Augustus Caesar. It has 31 days because Augustus wanted as many days as Julius Caesar’s month of July had. (They took that extra day from February) Previously names Sextilis in Latin, it was the sixth month of the Roman calendar.
Birthstone: Peridot
Flower: Gladiolus and Poppy
August is also related to the work “auger”, a hole digging tool, because farmers dug for next season at this time every year.

YMCA CAMP ANNIVERSARY:
The YMCA camp in Lake Nebagamon is celebrating 100 years this summer. Did you enjoy this camp as a child, or know anyone that was able to be a part of the great opportunity they have had over the years? Make a plan to come and take a stroll through the camp and enjoy dinner and reminiscing past history.

KIN Golf Tournament:
KIN (Kids in Nebagamon) now supporting children throughout the entire Maple School District would like to thank everyone for their support of the Mertz/Rookey and Link Ford/RV Golf
Tournament to benefit KIN on July 20, 2019 at Botten’s Green Acres Golf Course. We hope golfers had a great time and want to thank all of the hole sponsors, volunteers, those who
donated prizes and bought raffle tickets, as well as golf teams who donated their winnings. KIN certainly functions in a generous community! We look forward to seeing you all next year so save the date – July 18, 2020 – for the annual tournament. To learn more about KIN, check out our new website at: kinnorthwestern.org

Jane Dolter, KIN President

Billy Harvey’s Brush Dump Open!
In order to allow village residents to appropriately handle yard debris, especially in light of recent storms, the Village Board has entered into an agreement with Billy Harvey to open his brush dump for the year. This is for vegetative debris ONLY.
7950 S Cty. Rd. S
Turn up the hill by the old Budweiser truck
For more information, call Billy Harvey at 715-817-0249.

NEWS FROM THE PEWS:
Sunday Church Services:
St Anthony Catholic Church.Worship, 11am
Trinity Lutheran Church.Worship, 9am
Lake Nebagamon First Presbyterian.Worship,….11am (coffee fellowship at 10:15am)
House of Hope Church.Worship, 10:30am
Hawthorne Assembly of God, Worship ….10:30am (Sunday School 9:30am)

MISSION STATEMENT: To welcome new businesses, community groups and citizens of Lake Nebagamon, Wi to participate in the promotion of the community. Our objective is to work together to inform Lake Nebagamon, Wi area of local news.

MEETINGS: We meet the second Tuesday of each month, at 6:00pm at local area businesses. Everyone is welcome.

NEWS SUBMISSIONS: DEADLINE is the 20TH OF EACH MONTH.

DONATIONS: If you would like to donate paper so we may continue to have our newsletter contact the village office (715-374-3101) or Patti Coughlin at Dockside (715-374-2334). If you are interested in receiving an email copy of the newsletter monthly send request in email to:
nebagamoncommunityassociation@gmail.com

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JULY FUN FACTS:
Fourth of July is a holiday to look forward to every year! Full of outside, summer fun, barbecued foods, and firework displays. Behind all of that, however, is history! In celebration of our nation’s Independence Day, here are 10 fun facts and pieces of trivia:
1. John Hancock was the only member of the Continental Congress to formally sign the Declaration of Independence on July 4th, 1776.
2. The Fourth of July was not declared a federal holiday until 1938.
3. The first White House Fourth of July party was held in 1804.
4. Around 150 million hot dogs are consumed on Fourth of July (wonder if this statistic includes the hot dogs consumed during the annual Nathan’s Fourth of July Hot Dog Eating Contest?)
5. Back in 1776, when the Declaration of Independence was signed, 2.5 million new people lived in the U.S. Now 240 years later, 311 million people live.
6. The now American-celebrated song, Yankee Doodle, was originally written by officers of the British army to make fun of backwoods Americans.
7. Three United States presidents died on the Fourth of July: John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and James Monroe.
8. July 4th is also celebrated in the Philippines, because in 1946, the country was recognized as an independent nation.
9. In one year, $600 million is spent on fireworks alone in the U.S.
10. Most of the signers of the Declaration did not formally sign until August 2, 1776.

SWIMMING LESSONS ON THE BEACH:
Swimming lessons for children will begin July 8th and continue thru July 17th on the public beach on Lake Nebagamon. Offering 8 sessions for $30, call Katie Kyle at 715-374-2741 with questions or to register.

KHALAR’S DASH:
This book is my story, these are my experiences! I served in the Air Force 30 years, traveled to 32 countries, and bombed three. Spent 16 years in and around the B52 bomber. Served a year in the United Nations as an Unarmed Military Observer in Southern Lebanon. Been at sea on an Aircraft Carrier and under the sea on a Fast Attack Submarine. Finally, I flew 14 years as Chief Pilot for the University of Texas System. $20, plus $4 postage if mailed. Contact information: R.KHAL42@GMAIL.COM

TAMBURITZANS:
Mark your calendars for America’s Premier International Folk Ensemble to come to Lake Nebagamon this summer for a two-night performance Thursday August 15 and Friday August 16, 2019. Shows to begin at 7:00pm at the Auditorium.

NORWOOD UPDATES:
Serving all you can eat fish fry, chicken, salad and soup bar $13.95. Not a fish fan, order a pizza. Glow in the dark golf night July 6th.

CLASSICS BY THE LAKE CAR SHOW:
Be watching for flyers as the Car Club has released Saturday, July 20th to be the date for the annual car show from 9am-3pm. The Car Club is a very active club that gives back to our community. This past year they donated over $3,100.00. Tiger Manufacturing, Northwestern High School Trap Club, Northwestern Robotics Club, 2 Northwestern School Classroom grants, NCA fireworks fund, Douglas County Humane Society and Trinity Lutheran Church.

LAKE NEBAGAMON DANCE CLUB:
The dance club will be having their annual dance at the Lake Nebagamon auditorium. Rock-A-Billy Revue will be providing the music. Come and enjoy an evening of dancing and fellowship. Tickets for the evening are $10 at the door, ice will be provided and bring your own beverages.
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church, Lake Nebagamon
11648 E. County Rd. B, Lake Nebagamon, WI 54849
Family Fun Day & Roast Pork Dinner
Sunday, August 18, 2019, 12noon – 3pm
Tickets $10.00 each
Children 10 & Under – $5 for Hot Dog, Chips, Drink & Games
Tickets available from church members, at the church office Mondays & Thursdays, & after Mass
For more information contact the Church Office at 715- 374-3570
Fun for the Whole Family –
Adult & Children’s Games, Raffles, & Silent Auction

NIGHT OUT FOR LITERACY:

NEWS FROM THE PEWS:
Sunday Church Services:
St Anthony Catholic Church.Worship, 11am
Trinity Lutheran Church.Worship, 9am
Lake Nebagamon First Presbyterian.Worship,….11am (coffee fellowship at 10:15am)
House of Hope Church.Worship, 10:30am
Hawthorne Assembly of God, Worship ….10:30am (Sunday School 9:30am)

MISSION STATEMENT: To welcome new businesses, community groups and citizens of Lake Nebagamon, Wi to participate in the promotion of the community. Our objective is to work together to inform Lake Nebagamon, Wi area of local news.

MEETINGS: We meet the second Tuesday of each month, at 6:00pm at local area businesses. Everyone is welcome.
NEWS SUBMISSIONS: DEADLINE is the 20TH OF EACH MONTH.

DONATIONS: If you would like to donate paper so we may continue to have our newsletter contact the village office (715-374-3101) or Patti Coughlin at Dockside (715-374-2334). If you are interested in receiving an email copy of the newsletter monthly send request in email to:
nebagamoncommunityassociation@gmail.com NCA (Nebagamon Community Association):

DO YOU REALIZE ALL THE DAILY EVENTS
HAPPENING IN OUR COMMUNITY?

Sundays:
Worship services at all the area churches
All Day Bloody Mary Bar at Bridges Tavern

Mondays:
Free Pool all day at Bridges Tavern
D.J. Trivia, 7pm at Dockside
Buti Yoga Lake Nebagamon Auditorium 6-7pm

Tuesday:
Taco Bar all day at Bridges Tavern
Free Pool all day at Dockside
“Move Fit” exercise class, Lake Nebagamon Auditorium at 6:30pm
D.J. Trivia, The Gravel Pit Tavern at 7pm

Wednesdays:
“Wednesday Weekly Walkers” exercise group, Lake Nebagamon Auditorium at 11am.
OpinioNation, Bridges Tavern at 7pm
In House Pool League $5, Wasko’s Campground at 7pm
(1stand 3rdWednesdays) Wood Carving, Lake Nebagamon Auditorium at 6pm

Thursdays:
Buti Yoga Lake Nebagamon Auditorium 6-7pm
In a rotation you can find live music at all the establishments in this area. Watch Facebook or the monthly calendar enclosed for schedules. There is so much to do in our area so get out and enjoy what we have to offer here.

INTERESTED IN BECOMING MORE INVOLVED IN OUR COMMUNITY?
Village Board Meetings: 1st Tuesday each month (Auditorium 7pm)
Nebagamon Community Association Meetings: 2nd Tuesday each month (Auditorium 6pm)
Volunteer Fire Department Meetings: 2nd and last Thursday each month (Fire Hall 6:30pm)
Sewage Commission Meetings: Last Wednesday each month (Auditorium 5pm)
Zoning Commission Meetings: Last Wednesday each month (Auditorium 6:30pm)

YMCA CAMP ANNIVERSARY:
The YMCA camp in Lake Nebagamon is celebrating 100 years this summer. Did you enjoy this camp as a child, or know anyone that was able to be a part of the great opportunity they have had over the years? Make a plan to come and take a stroll through the camp and enjoy dinner and reminiscing past history.

Thank you to the local business’ here that support and help the NCA with printing expenses for our monthly newsletter. Please support our community.

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JUNE FUN FACTS:
• June is the month with the longest daylight hours of the year in the Northern Hemisphere.
• June’s birthstone is the pearl, the Moonstone and the Alexandrite.
• The June birth flower is the Rose (Rosa) and the Honeysuckle (Lonicera).

NORTHWESTERN NEWS:
Students last day of school is Friday, June 7, 2019 being released at 12:30 pm. Enjoy your summer Northwestern students.

SWIMMING LESSONS ON THE BEACH:
Swimming lessons for children will begin July 8th and continue thru July 17th on the public beach on Lake Nebagamon. Offering 8 sessions for $30, call Katie Kyle at 715-374-2741 with questions or to register.

NCA BUSY WITH JULY PLANS:
NCA has been busy preparing all year for our 4thFest activities. A mailer has been sent out to all Lake Nebagamon residents requesting volunteers and any help with funds to make this event happen for all. Our next meeting will be June 11, 2019, 6pm at Bottens Green Acres. Join us for the meeting and bring any ideas with you. No obligations, but it would be great to welcome new people to share in the planning, and we have many available positions for volunteering.

TAMBURITZANS:
Mark your calendars for America’s Premier International Folk Ensemble to come to Lake Nebagamon this summer for a two-night performance Thursday August 15 and Friday August 16, 2019. Shows to begin at 7:00pm at the Auditorium.

IMOGENE McGRATH MEMORIAL LIBRARY:
A reminder to all~ Every Wednesday new books and new DVD’s arrive. Stop in as we are so lucky to have this library and all the services they offer for our community.

CLASSICS BY THE LAKE CAR SHOW:
Be watching for flyers as the Car Club has released Saturday, July 20th to be the date for the annual car show from 9am-3pm. The Car Club is a very active club that gives back to our community. This past year they donated over $3,100.00. Tiger Manufacturing, Northwestern High School Trap Club, Northwestern Robotics Club, 2 Northwestern School Classroom grants, NCA fireworks fund, Douglas County Humane Society and Trinity Lutheran Church.

LAKE NEBAGAMON DANCE CLUB:
The dance club will be having their annual dance at the Lake Nebagamon auditorium. Rock-A-Billy Revue will be providing the music. Come and enjoy an evening of dancing and fellowship. Tickets for the evening are $10 at the door, ice will be provided and bring your own beverages.
LAKE NEBAGAMON HISTORY:

Frederick Weyerhauser brought his family to Lake Nebagamon in the late 1890’s after having established his lumber empire in Illinois and Indiana. The Nebagamon Lumber Company was incorporated June 14, 1898. His son, John Phillip was assigned management of the company, and went onto lay out the mill site and construct seven and one-half miles of track to Hawthorne, Wisconsin to connect with the Omaha Railway. He also Platted the town, built the mill, office, stables, boarding and rooming houses, a store, and other facilities. He built a home for his family which is now the “Big House” at Camp Nebagamon.

NIGHT OUT FOR LITERACY:
Friday August 2, 2019 will be the 11th anniversary for the Imogene McGrath Library “Night Out for Literacy.” The fundraiser/silent auction will take place on the deck at Bridges Tavern from 6pm-8pm with live music, free food, and zoomobile.

LAKE NEBAGMAON AREA GARAGE SALES:
Each year the Lake Association sponsors the village wide garage sales. This year will be June 22, 2019. If you are interested in being a house to host a garage sale, contact George Lehman at
geolehman1@juno.com or 218-390-7346. If you are interested in shopping during the sale, pick up a map at Midland.

LAKE NEBAGAMON GARDEN CLUB:
The garden club will be planting the window boxes, barrels, and tribute planters on Monday, June 3, 2019. If time permits we will clean up the gardens at the library, ballpark and tennis court.

NEWS FROM THE PEWS:
Sunday Church Services:
St Anthony Catholic Church.Worship, 11am
Trinity Lutheran Church.Worship, 9am
Lake Nebagamon First Presbyterian.Worship,….11am (coffee fellowship at 10:15am)
House of Hope Church.Worship, 10:30am
Hawthorne Assembly of God, Worship ….10:30am (Sunday School 9:30am)

MISSION STATEMENT: To welcome new businesses, community groups and citizens of Lake Nebagamon, Wi to participate in the promotion of the community. Our objective is to work together to inform Lake Nebagamon, Wi area of local news.

MEETINGS: We meet the second Tuesday of each month, at 6:00pm at local area businesses. Everyone is welcome.
NEWS SUBMISSIONS: DEADLINE is the 20THOF EACH MONTH.

DONATIONS: If you would like to donate paper so we may continue to have our newsletter contact the village office (715-374-3101) or Patti Coughlin at Dockside (715-374-2334). If you are interested in receiving an email copy of the newsletter monthly send request in email to:
nebagamoncommunityassociation@gmail.com NCA (Nebagamon Community Association):

INTERESTED IN BECOMING MORE INVOLVED IN OUR COMMUNITY?
Village Board Meetings: 1st Tuesday each month (Auditorium 7pm)
Nebagamon Community Association Meetings: 2nd Tuesday each month (Auditorium 6pm)
Volunteer Fire Department Meetings: 2nd and last Thursday each month (Fire Hall 6:30pm)
Sewage Commission Meetings: Last Tuesday each month (Auditorium 5pm)
Zoning Commission Meetings: Second Wednesday each month (Auditorium 6pm)

LAKE NEBAGAMON FIRE DEPARTMENT:
The Lake Nebagamon Volunteer Fire Department is in full swing to prepare for the annual Dragin Tail walk/run fundraiser. The Volunteer Fire Department could use some volunteers to help during the race and with the Chinese Auction. If you would like to donate some time for this event they can accept messages through Facebook page “Lake Nebagamon Volunteer Department” or email at run@dragintail.com.

Are you interested in taking part of the Vendor Fair at the auditorium during 4th Fest?
Craft Vendor Application
(for Thursday July 4th 9 am to 3 pm only)
Name(Exhibitor/Business)___________________________________
Address______________________City, State, Zip_______________
Contact Person__________________Contact Phone #____________
Email address_______________________________________
An 8 X 4 table will be provided for inside vendors. There is no electric available. Based on availability you will be set up inside or outside the auditorium. Preference will be given for your request for inside or outside based on first come, first served. There are 30 spaces available inside the auditorium.
Items to be displayed or sold are: _____________________________________________________________________________________________
Vendor Space Fee: $30.00 per space with $25 deposit
Included, to guarantee spot.
$25 refunded on day of event
Hold Harmless Indemnity
Each exhibitor must take provision of safeguarding of their own property from the time they are placed at the site until they are removed. The promoter will not be responsible for, and or guarantee to the exhibitor, the safety of exhibit against fire, theft, accident or loss or injury whatsoever. It is agreed that the exhibitor will assume all liability for damage to facility because of their exhibit, and shall indemnify and hold harmless the promoter.
Waiver: I hereby release the Village of Lake Nebagamon and the Nebagamon Community Association Committee, and any or all affiliated parties from any liability for injuries incurred by myself, members of my party or my property as a direct or indirect result of my participation in this event
Signature___________________________________________Date:____________Responsible person
Vendor application must be received on or before June 15, 2019 with payment to be valid
Make checks payable /send to:
NCA
PO Box 442
Lake Nebagamon WI 54849

YMCA CAMP ANNIVERSARY:
The YMCA camp in Lake Nebagamon is celebrating 100 years this summer. Did you enjoy this camp as a child, or know anyone that was able to be a part of the great opportunity they have had over the years? Make a plan to come and take a stroll through the camp and enjoy dinner and reminiscing past history.

Thank you to the local business’ here that support and help the NCA with printing expenses for our monthly newsletter. Please support our community.
Gravel Pit Golf Tourney:

June 15 annual Golf Tournament at Norwood. Call 715-364-6883 for Tee-Times. $35 per person 4 and 5 person teams. Food and prizes at The Gravel Pit.

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MAY FUN:
• The birthstone for May is the emerald which represents success or love.
• The zodiac sign for May are Taurus (April 20 – May 20) and Gemini (May 21 – June 20).
• The birth flower for May is the Crataegus monogyna and the Lily of the Valley.
• On May 1, 1931, the Empire State Building was officially opened.

NORTHWESTERN NEWS;
May 24th Graduation Day! Congratulations to all seniors entering a new life chapter. After the graduation ceremony the class of 2019 will stay for the overnight chemical free party taking place at the high school.

BOTTENS GREEN ACRES GOLF COURSE:
Spring is in the air and we are back open for business. Friday Fish Fry 5pm-9pm, breakfast on Sunday’s (8am-1pm). Beginning Memorial Day weekend (May 25) breakfast will be served on Saturday’s (8am-noon) and Sunday’s (8am-1pm) thru the summer. Save the date for the Fairway to Heaven Live Music Event, Friday July 5. Doors open at 2pm with music starting at 3pm. Tributes to Johnny Cash, Garth Brooks, Elton john, Journey and Boston. Tickets go on sale Friday May 3rdat the golf course and other area businesses.

NORWOOD ACRES GOLF COURSE:
Fish Fry has started for the season!! Enjoy all you can eat for $14.95. Not a fan of fish? Try soup and salad or order a pizza. League updates online or call the clubhouse for details.

Memorial Day Cemetery Service – May 27th at 11:30am – Lake Nebagamon Cemetery

We are always looking for volunteers or those willing to come to meeting to keep our events alive.

LAKE LIFE PRODUCTS:
Summer hours to be starting soon… As of May 24 we will be open again Friday, Saturday and Sundays. Stop in to shop our products and have a snack while you’re here.

NEWS FROM THE PEWS:
Sunday Church Services:
St Anthony Catholic Church.Worship, 11am
Trinity Lutheran Church.Worship, 9am
Lake Nebagamon First Presbyterian.Worship, ….11am (coffee fellowship at 10:15am)
House of Hope Church.Worship, 10:30am
Hawthorne Assembly of God, Worship ….10:30am (Sunday School 9:30am)

MISSION STATEMENT: To welcome new businesses, community groups and citizens of Lake Nebagamon, Wi to participate in the promotion of the community. Our objective is to work together to inform Lake Nebagamon, Wi area of local news.

MEETINGS: We meet the second Tuesday of each month, at 6:00pm at local area businesses. Everyone is welcome.

NEWS SUBMISSIONS: DEADLINE is the 20TH OF EACH MONTH.

DONATIONS: If you would like to donate paper so we may continue to have our newsletter contact the village office (715-374-3101) or Patti Coughlin at Dockside (715-374-2334). If you are interested in receiving an email copy of the newsletter monthly send request in email to:
nebagamoncommunityassociation@gmail.com NCA (Nebagamon Community Association):

IMOGENE McGRATH MEMORIAL LIBRARY:
A reminder to all~ Every Wednesday new books and new DVD’s arrive. Stop in as we are so lucky to have this library and all their services they offer for our community.

DO YOU REALIZE ALL THE DAILY EVENTS HAPPENING IN OUR COMMUNITY?

Sundays:
Worship services at all the area churches
All Day Bloody Mary Bar at Bridges Tavern
Mondays:
Free Pool all day at Bridges Tavern
D.J. Trivia, 7pm at Dockside
Tuesday:
Taco Bar all day at Bridges Tavern
Free Pool all day at Dockside
“Move Fit” exercise class, Lake Nebagamon Auditorium at 6:30pm
D.J. Trivia, The Gravel Pit Tavern at 7pm
Wednesdays:
“Wednesday Weekly Walkers” exercise group, Lake Nebagamon Auditorium at 11am.
4 Point Smear League, The Gravel Pit Tavern at 6:30pm
OpinioNation, Bridges Tavern at 7pm
In House Pool League $5, Wasko’s Campground at 7pm
(1stand 3rdWednesdays) Wood Carving, Lake Nebagamon Auditorium at 7pm
Thursdays:
Zumba (5pm-6pm) /Yoga (6pm-7pm) exercise class, Lake Nebagamon Auditorium
Open Pool Tournament (6 weeks) April 4-May 9 The Gravel Pit Tavern 6pm $5

In a rotation you can find live music at all the establishments in this area. Watch Facebook or the monthly calendar enclosed for schedules. There is so much to do in our area so get out and enjoy what we have to offer here.

INTERESTED IN BECOMING MORE INVOLVED IN OUR COMMUNITY?
Village Board Meetings: 1st Tuesday each month (Auditorium 7pm)
Nebagamon Community Association Meetings: 2nd Tuesday each month (Auditorium 6pm)
Volunteer Fire Department Meetings: 2nd and last Thursday each month (Fire Hall 6:30pm)
Sewage Commission Meetings: Last Tuesday each month (Auditorium 5pm)
Zoning Commission Meetings: Second Wednesday each month (Auditorium 6pm)

LAKE NEBAGAMON FIRE DEPARTMENT:
The Lake Nebagamon Volunteer Fire Department is in full swing to prepare for the annual Dragin Tail walk/run fundraiser. The Volunteer Fire Department could use some volunteers to help during the race and with the Chinese Auction. If you would like to donate some time for this event they can accept messages through Facebook page “Lake Nebagamon Volunteer Department” or email at run@dragintail.com.

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APRIL FUN:
“Its spring fever. That is what the name of it is. And when you’ve got it, you want – oh, you don’t quite know what it is so you do want, but it just fairly makes your heart ache, you want it so!” -Mark Twain

**Birthstone : Diamond **Flower: Daisy or Sweet Pea
Aries (March 21-April 20) Taurus (April 21-May 20)
“And Spring arose on the garden fair, Like the Spirit of Love felt everywhere; And each flower and herb on Earth’s dark breast rose from the dreams of its wintry rest.” – Percy Bysshe Shelley, The Sensitive Plant

NORTHWESTERN DRAMA NEWS;
NHS DRAMA TEAM RECEIVES MULTIPLE AWARDS AT WHSFA THEATRE (ONE ACTS) STATE COMPETITION The 2018 NHS Drama Team earned recognition in every category at the WHSFA Theatre (One Acts) State Competition. The crew got the coveted outstanding crew award, the cast got the outstanding ensemble award, Mrs. Luostari and Mr. Goodlet received the outstanding director award and the entire team earned the highest honor, “Critics Choice”. Individuals who got outstanding acting awards were Amanda Lumberg, Sami Keller, Ariel Rutten and Josh Olson.
This was the NHS Drama Team’s 6th consecutive trip to the state competition. They have earned a trip to the state level 13 of the last 14 years. Congrats on the well earned recognition!

We are always looking for volunteers or those willing to come to meeting to keep our events alive.

LAKE NEBAGAMON ELECTION BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
279 Voters come out on Tuesday April 2 to have their opinion noticed on a new Village President and Board of Trustees. Congratulations to Darryl Kyle, President and Trustees: Jim Smith, Jim Jonasen, Jake Fuller, Jeff Buhr and Steve Hopkins. One member yet to be appointed.

NEWS FROM THE PEWS:
Sunday Church Services:
St Anthony Catholic Church.Worship, 11am
Trinity Lutheran Church.Worship, 9am
Lake Nebagamon First Presbyterian.Worship, 11am
(coffee fellowship at 10:15am)
House of Hope Church.Worship, 10:30am
Hawthorne Assembly of God, Worship 10:30am
(Sunday School 9:30am)

MISSION STATEMENT: To Welcome new businesses, community groups and citizens of Lake Nebagamon, Wi to participate in the promotion of the community. Our objective is to work together to inform Lake Nebagamon, Wi area of local news.

MEETINGS: We meet the second Tuesday of each month, at 6:00pm at local area businesses. Everyone is welcome.

NEWS SUBMISSIONS: DEADLINE is the 20TH OF EACH MONTH.
DONATIONS: If you would like to donate paper so we may continue to have our newsletter contact the village office (715-374-3101) or Patti Coughlin at Dockside (715-374-2334). If you are interested in receiving an email copy of the newsletter monthly send request in email to:
nebagamoncommunityassociation@gmail.com NCA (Nebagamon Community Association):

We meet the second Tuesday of each month at 6pm rotating at local businesses. Our April 9, 2019 meeting will be held at Sidelines Bar and Bait at 6pm.

LAKE NEBAGAMON FIRE DEPARTMENT:
Do you know anyone girls or boys entering the 7th-12th grade that would be interested in a continuing education youth class for our future firefighters? This is a great opportunity for anyone interested. The Lake Nebagamon Volunteer Fire Department sees the importance and the great opportunity, so they are sponsoring two youth to be able to go to this camp. Start by writing a short essay about why they want to be a part of this leadership camp, they will be judged by the Fire Dept. Entries can be mailed to the LNFD -PO Box 213 Lake Nebagamon, Wi 54849

NEBAGAMON COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION:
Throughout this newsletter there are comments and words about our mission statement, meetings, the NCA etc. We really need to get word out and get some members involved. No need to feel you need to be at each meeting but we need volunteers and bodies to help with the events in our area. It seems groups, clubs, civic organizations and public service is a thing of the past. Lake Nebagmon has so much to offer in our area but it’s the same people doing so much to try to keep things alive. If you find you have any ideas or time you would like to be involved this is a perfect way to jump on board. As a group we have decided to have our monthly meetings at area businesses. Our meetings are usually about an hour, but we have so much on the agenda to provide fun events and things to make the community strong and keep things active. 2018 Forth of July fireworks were amazing! So much postie feedback came from the entire community. We want to keep events such as this going, and going strong. We have some very busy activities during the summer and could always use more ideas and help. We set up vendors in the auditorium last year and again there was wonderful feedback. We have been having more and more reserve spaces to come join this vendor area and those from last year to return. Free skating at the auditorium has been a hit this winter and we plan to keep this alive thru April and then take a break thru summer and hoping to return again in September. Again looking for volunteers to work the concession stand and to be around to hand out skates and play the games as we have been doing the “Limbo”, “Corner Game”, “Hula Hoop Contest”, some mad skills needed for “Red Light, Green Light.” The children that have been coming sure have a great time. Lets see if we can have more involvement to keep this all going strong. See you at Sidelines on Tuesday April 9, 2019 at 6pm.

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MARCH FUN FACTS:
It’s March—Happy New Year, ancient Romans! Welcome to the third month of the year—or, if you were born before 150 B.C., the first! According to the oldest Roman calendars, one year was ten months long, beginning in March and ending in December. It may sound crazy, but you can still see traces of this old system in our modern calendar: because December was the tenth month, it was named for the number ten in Latin (decem), just like September was named for seven (septem). So, what about January and February? They were just two nameless months called “winter,” proving that winter is literally so awful it doesn’t even deserve a spot on the calendar. With the recent weather we have been getting seems fitting to skip over January and February.

FIRE DEPARTMENT FUNDRAISER:
Due to current weather conditions one of many events have had to cancel and or postpone and revamp the original plan. This includes the annual Bridges Polar Plunge Fundraiser for our Lake Nebagamon Fire Department. This is become a very important event for our local department. There will still be the fundraiser on Sunday March 3, 2019. **Since we are not able to jump in the lake this year we would still like to show support and have a fundraiser for the LN Fire Department. Join us this Sunday at 1pm for some food, fun, and prizes! We also figured it would be a great time to have some MINNOW RACES! We will have some great prizes so please join us. Bridge’s Bar will be donating 20% of the sales that day also so come have some drinks;)**

BOOK ACROSS “BAGAMON”:
Cancelled… Another event that was in the planning has been cancelled due to ice and weather conditions. Sorry for all those that have asked to have this returned again this year. Mother Nature has taken control and we have had no choice but to say “better luck next year.”

ST PATRICKS DAY FACTS:
Saint Patrick
Patrick was a 5th-century Romano-British Christian missionary and bishop in Ireland. Much of what is known about Saint Patrick comes from the Declaration, which was allegedly written by Patrick himself. It is believed that he was born in Roman Britain in the fourth century, into a wealthy Romano-British family. His father was a deacon and his grandfather was a priest in the Christian church. According to the Declaration, at the age of sixteen, he was kidnapped by Irish raiders and taken as a slave to Gaelic Ireland. It says that he spent six years there working as a shepherd and that during this time he “found God”. The Declaration says that God told Patrick to flee to the coast, where a ship would be waiting to take him home. After making his way home, Patrick went on to become a priest.

According to tradition, Patrick returned to Ireland to convert the pagan Irish to Christianity. The Declaration says that he spent many years evangelizing in the northern half of Ireland and converted “thousands”. Patrick’s efforts against the druids were eventually turned into an allegory in which he drove “snakes” out of Ireland (Ireland never had any snakes).
Tradition holds that he died on 17 March and was buried at Downpatrick. Over the following centuries, many legends grew up around Patrick and he became Ireland’s foremost saint.

Celebration and traditions
According to legend, Saint Patrick used the three-leaved shamrock to explain the Holy Trinity to Irish pagans.
Today’s St Patrick’s Day celebrations have been greatly influenced by those that developed among the Irish diaspora, especially in North America. Until the late 20th century, St Patrick’s Day was often a bigger celebration among the diaspora than it was in Ireland.

Celebrations generally involve public parades and festivals, Irish traditional music sessions (céilithe), and the wearing of green attire or shamrocks. There are also formal gatherings such as banquets and dances, although these were more common in the past. St Patrick’s Day parades began in North America in the 18th century but did not spread to Ireland until the 20th century. The participants generally include marching bands, the military, fire brigades, cultural organizations, charitable organizations, voluntary associations, youth groups, fraternities, and so on. However, over time, many of the parades have become more akin to a carnival. More effort is made to use the Irish language, especially in Ireland, where the week of St Patrick’s Day is “Irish language week”.

Christians may also attend church services, and the Lenten restrictions on eating and drinking alcohol are lifted for the day. Perhaps because of this, drinking alcohol – particularly Irish whiskey, beer, or cider – has become an integral part of the celebrations. The St Patrick’s Day custom of “drowning the shamrock” or “wetting the shamrock” was historically popular, especially in Ireland. At the end of the celebrations, a shamrock is put into the bottom of a cup, which is then filled with whiskey, beer, or cider. It is then drunk as a toast to St Patrick, Ireland, or those present. The shamrock would either be swallowed with the drink or taken out and tossed over the shoulder for good luck.

9TH ANNUAL WARRIORS RIDE – SATURDAY, MARCH 2: COME OUT AND RIDE THE TRAILS AND HAVE SOME FUN SUPPORTING OUR TROOPS AND VETERANS! SIGN-UP STARTS ON FRIDAY, MARCH 1st AT 5:00 – 9:00 PM AND AGAIN AT 9:00 AM SATURDAY, MARCH 2nd UNTIL THE START OF THE RIDE AT THE ROADHOUSE BAR ON U.S. HIGHWAY 53 IN HAWTHORNE, WI. RIDE WILL START AT APPROX. 11:00 AM AND WILL CONTINUE THROUGHOUT THE DAY VISITING VARIOUS STOPS ALONG THE BEAUTIFUL TRAILS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY WI.

NEWS FROM THE PEWS:
Sunday Church Services:
St Anthony Catholic Church.Worship, 11am
Trinity Lutheran Church.Worship, 9am
Lake Nebagamon First Presbyterian.Worship, 11am
(coffee fellowship at 10:15am)
House of Hope Church.Worship, 10:30am
Hawthorne Assembly of God, Worship 10:30am
(Sunday School 9:30am)

MISSION STATEMENT: To Welcome new businesses, community groups and citizens of Lake Nebagamon, Wi to participate in the promotion of the community. Our objective is to work together to inform Lake Nebagamon, Wi area of local news.

MEETINGS: We meet the second Tuesday of each month, at 6:00pm in the lower level of the Lake Nebagamon auditorium. Everyone is welcome.
NEWS SUBMISSIONS: DEADLINE is the 20TH OF EACH MONTH.

DONATIONS: If you would like to donate paper so we may continue to have our newsletter contact the village office (715-374-3101) or Patti Coughlin at Dockside (715-374-2334). If you are interested in receiving an email copy of the newsletter monthly end request in email to: nebagamoncommunityassociation@gmail.comNCA (Nebagamon Community Association):
We meet the second Tuesday of each month at 6pm in the lower level of the Lake Nebagamon Auditorium. Our February 12, 2019 meeting will be held at the Lake Nebagamon Auditorium at 6pm.

NEWS SUBMISSIONS: DEADLINE is the 20TH OF EACH MONTH.

DONATIONS: If you would like to donate paper so we may continue to have our newsletter contact the village office (715-374-3101) or Patti Coughlin at Dockside (715-374-2334). If you are interested in receiving an email copy of the newsletter monthly end request in email to: nebagamoncommunityassociation@gmail.comNCA (Nebagamon Community Association):

We meet the second Tuesday of each month at 6pm in the lower level of the Lake Nebagamon Auditorium. Our February 12, 2019 meeting will be held at the Lake Nebagamon Auditorium at 6pm.

DO YOU REALIZE ALL THE DAILY EVENTS HAPPENING IN OUR COMMUNITY?
Sundays:
Worship services at all the area churches
All Day Bloody Mary Bar at Bridges Tavern
(Every other) Sunday Free Skating, Lake Nebagamon Auditorium at 2pm

Mondays:
Free Pool all day at Bridges Tavern
D.J. Trivia, 7pm at Dockside

Tuesday:
Taco Bar all day at Bridges Tavern
Free Pool all day at Dockside
“Move Fit” exercise class, Lake Nebagamon Auditorium at 6:30pm
D.J. Trivia, The Gravel Pit Tavern at 7pm

Wednesdays:
“Wednesday Weekly Walkers” exercise group, Lake Nebagamon Auditorium at 11am.
7 Point Smear League, Dockside 6pm
4 Point Smear League, The Gravel Pit Tavern at 6:30pm
OpinioNation, Bridges Tavern at 7pm
In House Pool League $5, Wasko’s Campground at 7pm
(1st and 3rd Wednesdays) Wood Carving, Lake Nebagamon Auditorium at 7pm

Thursdays:
Zumba (5pm-6pm) /Yoga (6pm-7pm) exercise class, Lake Nebagamon Auditorium
In a rotation you can find live music at all the establishments in this area. Watch Facebook or the monthly calendar enclosed for schedules. There is so much to do in our area so get out and enjoy what we have to offer here.

INTERESTED IN BECOMING MORE INVOLVED IN OUR COMMUNITY?
Village Board Meetings: 1st Tuesday each month (Auditorium 7pm)
Nebagamon Community Association Meetings: 2nd Tuesday each month (Auditorium 6pm)
Volunteer Fire Department Meetings: 2nd and last Thursday each month (Fire Hall 6:30pm)
Sewage Commission Meetings: Last Tuesday each month (Auditorium 5pm)
Zoning Commission Meetings: Second Wednesday each month (Auditorium 6pm)

Lake Nebagamon Volunteer Fire Department:
Do you know anyone girls or boys entering the 7th-12th grade that would be interested in a continuing education youth class for our future firefighters? This is a great opportunity for anyone interested. The Lake Nebagamon Volunteer Fire Department sees the importance and the great opportunity, so they are sponsoring two youth to be able to go to this camp. Start by writing a short essay about why they want to be a part of this leadership camp, they will be judged by the Fire Dept. Entries can be mailed to the LNFD -PO Box 213 Lake Nebagamon, WI 54849

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NCA SPAGHETTI FUNDRAISER:
Thank you to all the volunteers that helped make this year’s spaghetti feed fundraiser such a success. Also, thanks to all those that came out that evening to support this event. We are all working hard to be able to provide a 4thFest that will be the best ever for Lake Nebagamon.

FRIGID COLD TEMP:
Some very cold weather conditions have set upon our area. Schools shut down, bridge headed to Duluth shut down, no mail delivery for many door to door mail services. Many businesses closed and regular businesses have been unable to get regular deliveries due to the danger of having employees out in the conditions. Record breaking temps warning those with children and animals to take special care and safety during this time.

FREE ROLLER SKATING:
The NCA sponsored free roller skating every other Sunday has been growing each time. January 20th we had the most skaters since we started. We have also started a small concession stand with treats during skating as a way to help earn some funds to upgrade our skates and keep this growing so more adults and children can have use of available skates/blades. Any donations of skates or blades may be dropped off at the auditorium during regular hours or during skating days.

BOOK ACROSS “BAGAMON”:
It has been decided that we will continue the “Book across “Bagamon” on Saturday, March 2. All are welcome to hike, cross country ski, or snow shoe from the shore of Dockside across to the lighthouse and back (as we did last year). The crew will work hard to get the path across as best we can with the conditions of the frozen lake we have been given this year. Watch for flyers/posters with updates on details and times. Mark the date now and enjoy the event!

NEWS FROM NORTHWESTERN:
WANTED! SUBSTITUTE SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS
BE A PART OF THE DRIVING FORCE BEHIND EDUCATION – Join our professional team of school bus drivers! If you are responsible, friendly and like working with children, our experts will teach you how to obtain your Commercial Drivers License (CDL) and necessary endorsements to include:
• Wage Rate: $16.00 per hour
• No experience necessary, Minimum qualifications:
• High School Diploma or equivalent.
• Must possess a valid driver’s license
We pay costs for you to obtain your license: DOT Physical, Training and Permit!!
Contact the School District of Maple – Transportation Building at 715-364-2855 for more information.

THE LITTLE MERMAID:
Head out to support the Northwestern School Performing Arts production of The Little Mermaid.

JANUARY FISHING CONTESTS:
During the deep freeze at the end of January those die-hard fishermen (and women) braved the weather and supported the fishing contests at both Sidelines Bar and Bait and Bridges Bar. Both dates dropped below zero with added wind chill factors, but it was a good turn out, and a great time had by all.

BRIDGES ANNUAL POLAR PLUNGE MARCH 3, 2019:
Reminder for the Annual Polar Plunge coming in March. Jump alone or get a team together and wear something fun! Minimum entry fee of $20 per person, but why stop there?! You can raise even more money for the Lake Nebagamon Fire Department, by getting your friends to sponsor your jump! Prizes for the most money raised and best Plunge-wear! Come get a pledge sheet and pre-register at Bridge’s any time before March 3rd. Otherwise registration will be from 10 am to Noon on event day. All jumpers must be in good health, jump at their own risk and will be required to fill out a Liability waiver form before participating. Minor Plungers (under 18) must be accompanied by a parent, who will sign the Plunge release on their behalf. First Responders will be on site, and in the water, for your safety. Plunge happens regardless of weather conditions (That’s the whole point, isn’t it?) FREE t-shirt for each Plunger.

BONFIRE & HOT DOGS AT BRIDGE’S FOLLOWING EVENT Come out and help us support the Lake Nebagamon Fire Department and First Responders who do so much for our community!

9TH ANNUAL WARRIORS RIDE – SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 2019 COME OUT AND RIDE THE TRAILS AND HAVE SOME FUN SUPPORTING OUR TROOPS AND VETERANS! SIGN-UP STARTS ON FRIDAY, MARCH 1st AT 5:00 – 9:00 PM AND AGAIN AT 9:00 AM SATURDAY, MARCH 2nd UNTIL THE START OF THE RIDE AT THE ROADHOUSE BAR ON U.S. HIGHWAY 53 IN HAWTHORNE, WI RIDE WILL START AT APPROX. 11:00 AM AND WILL CONTINUE THROUGHOUT THE DAY VISITING VARIOUS STOPS ALONG THE BEAUTIFUL TRAILS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY WI. $20 REGISTRATION FEE PER PERSON – WHICH INCLUDES WARRIORS RIDE T-SHIRT (while supplies last) AND ENTRY INTO THE DOOR PRIZES. ALL ATV’s, SNOWMOBILES, CARS/TRUCKS – WELCOME! WE WILL HAVE RAFFLE BOARDS, RAFFLE TICKETS, AND 50/50 DRAWINGS AT EACH STOP. ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL MIKE @ 715-815-0369 OR VISIT US AT www.facebook.com/wi.warriors.ride and leave us a message. ALL AGE PARTICIPANTS WELCOME (under 21 must be accompanied by an adult)

NEWS FROM THE PEWS:
Sunday Church Services:
St Anthony Catholic Church.Worship, 11am
Trinity Lutheran Church.Worship, 9am
Lake Nebagamon First Presbyterian.Worship, 11am
(coffee fellowship at 10:15am)
House of Hope Church.Worship, 10:30am
Hawthorne Assembly of God, Worship 10:30am
(Sunday School 9:30am)

MISSION STATEMENT: To Welcome new businesses, community groups and citizens of Lake Nebagamon, Wi to participate in the promotion of the community. Our objective is to work together to inform Lake Nebagamon, Wi area of local news.

MEETINGS: We meet the second Tuesday of each month, at 6:00pm in the lower level of the Lake Nebagamon auditorium. Everyone is welcome.

NEWS SUBMISSIONS: DEADLINE is the 20TH OF EACH MONTH.
DONATIONS: If you would like to donate paper so we may continue to have our newsletter contact the village office (715-374-3101) or Patti Coughlin at Dockside (715-374-2334).
If you are interested in receiving an email copy of the newsletter monthly send request in email to: nebagamoncommunityassociation@gmail.com

NCA (Nebagamon Community Association):
We meet the second Tuesday of each month at 6pm in the lower level of the Lake Nebagamon Auditorium. Our February 12, 2019 meeting will be held at the Lake Nebagamon Auditorium at 6pm.

DO YOU REALIZE ALL THE DAILY EVENTS HAPPENING IN OUR COMMUNITY?
Sundays:
Worship services at all the area churches
All Day Bloody Mary Bar at Bridges Tavern
(Every other) Sunday Free Skating, Lake Nebagamon Auditorium at 2pm
Mondays:
Free Pool all day at Bridges Tavern
D.J. Trivia, 7pm at Dockside
Tuesday:
Taco Bar all day at Bridges Tavern
Free Pool all day at Dockside
“Move Fit” exercise class, Lake Nebagamon Auditorium at 6:30pm
D.J. Trivia, The Gravel Pit Tavern at 7pm
Wednesdays:
“Wednesday Weekly Walkers” exercise group, Lake Nebagamon Auditorium at 11am.
7 Point Smear League, Dockside 6pm
4 Point Smear League, The Gravel Pit Tavern at 6:30pm
OpinioNation, Bridges Tavern at 7pm
In House Pool League $5, Wasko’s Campground at 7pm
(1st and 3rd Wednesdays) Wood Carving, Lake Nebagamon Auditorium at 7pm
Thursdays:
Zumba (5pm-6pm) /Yoga (6pm-7pm) exercise class, Lake Nebagamon Auditorium

In a rotation you can find live music at all the establishments in this area. Watch Facebook or the monthly calendar enclosed for schedules. There is so much to do in our area so get out and enjoy what we have to offer here.

INTERESTED IN BECOMING MORE INVOLVED IN OUR COMMUNITY?
Village Board Meetings: 1st Tuesday each month (Auditorium 7pm)
Nebagamon Community Association Meetings: 2nd Tuesday each month (Auditorium 6pm)
Volunteer Fire Department Meetings: 2nd and last Thursday each month (Fire Hall 6:30pm)
Sewage Commission Meetings: Last Tuesday each month (Auditorium 5pm)
Zoning Commission Meetings: Second Wednesday each month (Auditorium 6pm)