US. August 19,2004 www.postcrescent.com The Post-Crescent, Appleton-Neenah-Menasha, Wis. CHALLENGERS: Economic, environmental issues spur candidates to enter race counties and smaller portions of Outagamie, Brown and Sheboy- From C-1 gan counties. Hall has been a Democratic Party activist in Winnebago County and was a county coordinator for Democrat John Kerry's presidential bid. "If voters don't have a choice, it's not the voter's fault, it's not the media's fault, it's my fault," Hall said.
"I want to give them a choice." Hall, a database marketer for a J.J. Keller Associates of Neenah, said the choice between himself and Petri is distinct. Hall said he would work to give the Medicare program the ability to negotiate lower drug costs and he says businesses should be allowed to take advantage of the government's buying power, and its savings. "There is so much that can be done with the systems we have now," Hall said. "It's not socialism.
It's just letting the capital market work out." Hall is a lifelong area resident who attended the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. He said he is hoping grassroots campaigning will make the difference in his campaign. "I want to get my name out there," he said. Rittenhouse, 71, said she is running because she wants to leave a better world for future generations. "I am more than appalled by the state of our society in this country.
I am appalled by the lack of concern about clean water, about mercury in the Rittenhouse said she began thinking about those environmental issues, as well as the economy, and she thought she needed to do something. "If I don't I'll never forgive myself," she said. Rittenhouse says she hopes to raise awareness and make a difference on issues. She says she believes in the ripple effect of positive action. Rittenhouse has worked in the past as a teacher and a licensed real estate agent.
She now manages historic properties. She also said she hopes to find success by running an effective grassroots campaign. She is liming campaign contributions to $100. She said she has received support from the Winnebago County Greens and the campus Greens from UWO. "They were the motivators.
They really got me out of my chair," she said. "They even helped me with my motto: Clean house." Petri, 64, says he knows that every two years you have to reapply for the job and it's "up to the citizens to decide who they want to hire to represent Petri said he took the lead on a several-year effort to expand the earned income tax credit, which he says helps low-income people. He said he has pushed the direct student loan program and he was an original Republican sponsor of national charter school legislation. Petri said he has been working for a number of years on the transportation committee to increase federal transportation dollars flowing into the state. "I worked to move Wisconsin from a donor state status to a recipient status," he said.
Petri said the United States needs to continue to hand over responsibilities to Iraqis. He said that while the U.S. has the finest fighting force in the world, local people with knowledge of the language and culture can do a more effective job in maintaining law and order. Petri has undergraduate and law degrees from Harvard University. A former Peace Corps volunteer and White House aide, he was elected to state Senate terms in 1972 and 1976.
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He braced and that was enough for me to rebalance and get back in the chair," she said. The telephone is equipped with a strap that lets Zipper carry it to wherever Judy might need it. He can open drawers and doors, and one time, he From C-4 Van Nuland, Florence Florence (Wetzel) Van Nuland, age 71, San Jose, California died on the 3rd of August. Florence was a loving wife, Mother, and Grandmother. Her family was the most important thing in her life, she never lost site of the importance of family.
Florence married James Van Nuland on May 28,1960 in Marion WI, they shared 44 very happy years together. Florence is survived by four sons and a daughter. Her children are Patrick, Ray, Tom, Mike and Barbara, all of California. She is also survived by 14 grandchildren, who were all the love of her life. Florence had three brothers and a sister: Don, Gene, and Ray Wetzel and Mary Piotraschke.
She also leaves behind six sisters-in-law and three brothers-in-law. She was preceded in death by her Mom and Dad, an infant saved a man installing an antenna on the roof, she said. "We didn't know anything was wrong, but Zipper insisted we come. The installer's ladder had fallen and he was up there on the roof calling for help," she said. Zipper shares the Nigls with three pointing Griffons Brutus, Brisco and Bogey, and a cat named Twitch who's missing one foot.
It's not unusual for one or two service dogs in training to be boarding with the family for a few days. He plays a lot and bosses everyone around, but when he has on his service dog pack, he's all business. "In the mall, he was able to reach the buttons on one elevator, but the second elevator was higher. He stood on his hind legs and jumped, trying to hit the buttons," Nigl said. "He was able to open the heavy glass doors, but we won't be having him do that very often, it's too hard on his neck." Though Nigl had worked for a dozen years socializing and training dogs for the Humane Association and Winnegamie Dog Club, Zipper was the first service dog he trained.
"He was the ideal dog to start OBITUARIES OBITUARIES and his wife owned and operated a bar and hall in Jericho and Brothertown for 25 years. He was a member of Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Jericho, the Holy Name Society, and the Tavern League of Wisconsin. Sep was a charter member of the Brothertown Fishing Club, and had served as it's first president. Survivors include three sons: Paul (Ruth) Ziegelbauer, Don (Ginny) Ziegelbauer, Dave Ziegelbauer, all of Chilton; five grandchildren, Jeff (Sandy) Ziegelbauer, Jericho; Ellen (Joe) Krebsbach, Chilton; Amanda Ziegelbauer, LaCrosse; David Ziegelbauer, Chilton; Mark Ziegelbauer, Chilton; a sister, Marie Karls, Jericho and a brother, Bernard Ziegelbauer, with. He was having fun and learning quickly.
Service dogs have to know at least 70 commands," he said. Judy thinks he could be a bit too smart. "In the wrong house, Zipper would be the one calling all the shots," she said. "He even talks and smiles. I think that's the sheltie in him." She wants him to stay just where he is.
"He's become an extension of myself," Judy said. "He belongs here." Myrna Collins can be reached at 920-993- 1000, ext. 283, or by e-mail at postcrescent.com. son Donald, two sisters, a brother, a brother-in-law and by her mother and father in law Mass of Christian Burial was held in San Jose. Interment in Sutter Creek, California.
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