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www.sheboyganpress.comThe Sheboygan 2014A7 OBITUARIES Edmund Luther 91, of lymouth, died June 19. A rrangements by Ballhorn Funeral Chapels Crematory. Annette Mathes 95, of New Holstein, died June 18. Arrangements by Sippel Funeral Home. Gilbert J.

Wagner 92, of Chilton, died June 19. Arrangements by Wieting Family Funeral Home. Death notices Find all this and more Yard MD coverage at GE THE SCOOP ON YOUR AWN, PL A A NTS AN GARDE The Yard MD offers a close look at new and unique, where to nd the best plants, and how to cultivate and keep your yard and garden thriving. James E. Anhalt, age 70, of Plymouth, passed away Tuesday evening (June 17) at his home surrounded by his loving family.

Jim was born in Plymouth on July 30, 1943, a son of the late Roland and Laurine (Eberle) Anhalt. He graduated from St. John the Baptist Catholic Grade School in 1957 and later from Plymouth High School in 1961. During his high school days, he worked at Weber TV in Plymouth. Jim served in the United States Navy (Seebees) right out of high school from 1961-1963 serving during the Cuban Missile Crisis.

On August 13, 1966, he married JoAnn Gruber at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in St. John (Calumet The couple has resided in Plymouth since their marriage. Jim held many positions at DFA in Plymouth working 42 years, retiring in 2005. He was a member of St.

John the Baptist Catholic Church in Plymouth and in his younger years served as head of the Building and Grounds Committee, served on the committee to design the new church, ushered for over 30 years and was a member and OZicer of the Home and School while his girls were in grade school at St. John the Baptist School. Jim attended all the girls swim meets, softball games and basketball games. He also was active in his early years in the Knights of Columbus grilling brats at the annual KC Brat fry and worked with the at Road America in the church stand for many years. Jim was an active member of the Plymouth Snow Rangers since 1970; cutting lawn along the rec trail between Hwy 57 and Greenbush, always worked at the snowmobile races as a scorer, served as beverage chairperson and was chairman of the Adopt-a- Highway for 10 years.

He was a former member and oZicer of the Hermitage Conservation Club and belonged to Walleye for Tomorrow and Plymouth VFW World Cheese Center Post 5612. Jim was a former EMT with the Plymouth Ambulance working with them until a heart attack at age 46. Recently, he enjoyed watching the grandkids play soccer, baseball, lacrosse, hockey, and dance. He loved to deer hunt, on Lake Winnebago and Lake Erie. He also loved collecting hats, growing tomatoes, camping, snowmobiling, pork sandwiches at bing cherries, red grapes, and Hershey Kisses.

After his second heart attack, he received a new heart in January of 2010. We are forever grateful to the donor family for their generous gift. Jim is survived by his loving wife of 47 years: JoAnn of Plymouth; two daughters: Jodi (Mike) Russell of Menomonee Falls, WI and Jacalyn (Bob) Jelinek of Lodi, WI; four grandchildren: Michael and Nathan Russell and Isabelle and Riley Jelinek; one brother: Bob (Diane) Anhalt of Plymouth; sister and brother-in-laws: Elaine (Virg) Navis of She- bygan, Connie Anhalt of Plymouth, Marjorie (Bob) Fritsch of Greenleaf, Charlotte (Ron) Baker of Kirkland, WA, Ruby Thomas of and Mark (Sally) Gruber of Hilbert. Also survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by: his parents; two brothers: Tom and Glenn and infant sister: Rosemary; one brother-in-law: Rollie Thomas and his buddy, Frank.

Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Monday evening (June 23) at 6:30 P.M. at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Plymouth. Father Dan Volkert, pastor of the church will oZiciate and bur ial will be in the parish cemetery. Visitation will be held at the CHURCH on Monday from 3:30 P.M until the time of services.

The Plymouth VFW World Cheese Center Post 5612 will conduct military rites at the Church following the Mass. In lieu of cowers, a memorial fund is being established in name. The Suchon Funeral Home and Cremation Services is serving the family. For online condolences, please visit www.suchon- fh.com. The Anhalt family would like to thank the VNA Hospice (Mary Ann, Judy, Jessica, Jill, Karen and Pat) for making last days comfortable for him.

Also thanks to Dr. Poulette and Nurse Nancy, Dr. Johnson and Nurse Kim, Dr. Phillips and Nurses Nancy, Angie, Debbie, Dr. Bhatia and (Nurse Char) at the VA Clinic.

Dr. Hastings and the many nurses at St. Hospital, Chaplain Tim, Father Dan Volkert, Vince Lombardi Cancer Clinic and Dr. in dermatology for all your care during his illnesses. Anhalt, James E.

(1943-2014) Bernice Heilberger (McCoy), 82, died unexpectedly in Tucson, on une 9, 2014. She is sur- ived by her husband, Al Heilberger and her sister, Colleen Justinger (McCoy). Hei lb erger, Bernice Brent A. Schultz, 16, of St. Michaels, passed away on Wednesday, June 18, 2014, with his best friend, Travis Trapp, from injuries received in an automobile accident.

He was born on June 16, 1998, in Plymouth, the son of Rod Schultz and Lynn Thull (Schmidt). Brent attended St. Lucas Lutheran School in Kewaskum and Waucousta Lutheran School. He just completed his sophomore year at Kewaskum High School. Brent served as an oQi- cer of the Kewaskum FFA and was a member of the New Fane Kettle Riders Snowmobile Club, Sundown Coon Hunters and Trinity Lutheran Church in Dundee.

He was an avid hunter and Vsherman and will fondly be remembered for his big heart, his dimpled smile and the love he had for his truck and country music. Those Brent leaves behind to cherish his memory include his parents, Lynn (Kevin) Thull of St. Michaels and Rod Schultz of Plymouth; his maternal grandparents, Elmer and Lois Schmidt of Beechwood; his paternal grandparents, Ken and Brenda Schultz of Cascade and paternal grandmother, Nancy Schultz of Plymouth; a special grandma, Karen (Glen) Stewart of Lomira; his great-grandfather, Alfred DeMarce of Cascade; his uncles, Jim (Dina, godmother) Schmidt of Beechwood and Ross (Rita) Schultz of Cascade; his aunts, Tammy Schultz of Cascade and Rhonda Schultz of Jackson; a special cousin, Austen Schmidt; his godfather, Tim (Sheryl) Fenske of Cascade; his step-grandmother, Marylin Thull of West Bend; two step-uncles, Craig (Lois) Thull of Campbellsport and Gary (Doreen) Thull of Howard, Pennsylvania; six step- aunts, Sue (Ralph) Dep- piesse of Random Lake, Gale Thull (Don Guzan) of Spring Grove, Illinois, Janine Thull (JeQ Richter) of Menomonie, Geralyn Fromm of Port Washington, Vicky Thull of North Carolina and Adrianne (Ron) Theusch of Alden, Minnesota, other relatives and many friends. Brent was preceded in death by his uncle, Rick Schmidt; his great-grandmother, Betty DeMarce; his step-grandfather, Norbert Thull and three step- uncles, Leon and Alan Thull and Ron Fromm. Funeral services for Brent will be held at 4:00 p.m.

on Monday at Trinity Lutheran Church in Dundee. Rev. Robert Oberg will oQiciate and burial will follow in Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery in the town of Mitchell. family will greet relatives and friends on Sunday, June 22, 2014, at Kewaskum High School, 1510 Bilgo Lane, Kewaskum from 1:00 until 4:00 p.m. and at the church on Monday from 2:00 p.m.

until the time of services. Memorials to Trinity Lutheran Church, WLGS, WCHA Coon Hunters for Hospital of Wisconsin or the New Fane Kettle Riders Snowmobile Club are appreciated. The Miller Funeral Home in Kewaskum has been entrusted with arrangements. Additional information and online guest book may be found at www.millermartinfh. com.

Schultz, Brent A. Gov. Scott Walker will help serve up the goodies at this Sheboygan County Dairy Promotion Breakfast on the Farm event. Breakfast on the Farm will be held from 7 a.m. to noon on Saturday, June 21, at the Jensema Farms, 2492 Highway in Sheb oygan Falls.

alker will help serve breakfast at 10:30 a.m., and Alice in Dairyland will also make an appearance. The first 300 kids age 10 and under will receive a free T-shirt with the donation of a non-perishable food item. In addition to breakfast, the day will include Badgerland Barnyard Blast ice cream, Sartori cheese tast- i ng, machine ry display, barnyard, farm tours, the cow and Mo Mania ventriloquist. Tickets, which cost $7 in advance for adults, $8 he day of the event and 3 for kids ages 3-6, are a vailable at convenience stores, Adell Co-op, Kettle Lakes Co-op and Piggly Wiggly stores in Howards Grove, Oostburg, Sheboygan Falls and Sheboygan north side by calling 920-4595902. For more information, check out sheboygan- countydairypromotion- Walker to be at Breakfast on Farm event Sheboygan Press Media Scott Walker The Sheboygan County Planning and Conservation Department has been chosen as a recipient of a $400,000 Brownfield Assessment Grant from the U.S.

Environmental Protection Agency. The funds will be used to hire a consultant to perform environmental site assessments at up to 16 brownfield sites in five of the communities, according to a press release Aaron Brault, county director of planning and conservation. Brownfields are defined by the EPA as property for which reuse or development could be complicated by the presence of pollutants. The consultant also will inventory other potentially contaminated sites, create an interactive mapping database for these sites, updating the Comprehensive Plan to reflect brownfield remediation, and conducting community involvement and outreach activities. brown- field sites might be well- positioned for or be especially conducive to redevelopment, they cannot be built upon or put to new use if the possibility of hazardous substance contamination Brault said in the press release.

County awarded $400,000 EPA grant Sheboyan Press Media The Sheboygan Count Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday night to purchase a downtown storage space for $155,000. The building, at 615A Center will be used to house equipment such a lawnmowers, a skid steer and maintenance rucks. Now, (those items are kept) in the Dir ector of Building Services Jim TeBeest said. an office and we real- be storing that kind of he board discussed the purchase, which was recommended by the Finance Committee, before voting 23-2 in favor of the purchase. On Wednesday, Te- Beest said the purchase i ncludes 26 parking spaces directly east of the hite block building.

he purchase will take place over three years, eBeest said. County to buy downtown garage Sheboygan Press Media There will be no garbage or recycling pick up on the Fourth of July in Sheboygan. Residents whose is normally collected on Fridays will have pick up on Thursday, July 3, instead. The regular collection schedule will resume the ollowing week. A dditionally, the Recy- ling Center will be closed on July 1as the Department of Public Works performs branch grinding operations at the site.

The Recycling Center, located at the east gate of 2026 New Jersey will be open from 8 a.m. to 6p.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, and from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday of the ourth of July week.

July 4 garbage pick-up schedule announced Sheboygan Press Media Wisconsin ranked 37th in private ector job creation last year, lagging behind the ational average, based on the latest numbers released Thursday by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Gov. Scott Walker has said voters should rely on the numbers, gathered rom a survey of nearly every Wisconsin busi- ess, to measure how ell he is doing on his signature 2010 campaign romise to add 250,000 private sector jobs in the state by the end of this ear. In 2013, the state added sector obs for a growth rate of 1.2 percent.

The national average was 2.1percent. Through the first three years of term, the state added slightly fewer than 92,000 private sector jobs. Taken together with monthly job numbers, which are less reliable than the quarterly figures released by BLS, there have been about 101,000 private sector jobs created in term through April. administration eported Thursday that he state lost 400 private ector jobs in May. The overnor points to those job creation numbers, which come after the state lost 133,000 jobs in he second term of Democratic Gov.

Jim Doyle, as a sign that his policies are asuccess. The unemployment rate, 5.8 percent as of April, is also the lowest been since 2008, before the Great Recession. goal based on Walker said Thursday when asked a bout the numbers fol- owing an awards ceremony at the state Depart- ent of Military Affairs. goal is based on jobs, helping to put people to ork pretty clear much better off today than we were four ears ago. I think be much better going forward four years from now if voters give me four more years to be governor of this Still, Democratic opponent Mary Burkehammered economic performance under Walker, citing its job growth compared with other states.

Burke called the latest figures The next report, covering job growth through arch, is set to be re- eased on Sept. 18. Wisconsin 37th in job creation last year By Scott Bauer Associated Press.