| SCOREBOARD | Kewaskum Wrestling Kewaskum, 67 vs Plymouth, 12 Thursday, Dec. 7 106: Carter Heimerman (Kewaskum) over Unknown, (For.) 113: Brent Krejcarek (Kewaskum) over Megan Schuenemann (Plymouth), (Fall); 120: Cooper Harju (Plymouth) over Domanic Survis (Kewaskum), (Fall); 126: James Racer (Kewaskum) over Unknown, (For.); 132: Ethan Immel (Kewaskum) over Landen Ramsey (Plymouth),

| ENJOY EVERY SANDWICH | I’ll Still See You Next Week MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER EDITOR Our most observant readers will find in this edition a job posting for the role of this newspaper’s editor. It is printed on p. 18. After the December 14 edition of this paper, I will be stepping down from the role of editor. I have accepted a deputy editor position for a global construction magazine,

| RURAL WRITES | G.A. SCHEINOHA CONTRIBUTOR It’s the season most wait for. The hustle and bustle of holidays is near as exciting as the actual morning itself. For a few. Not all of them young’uns. They lit the first (Prophecy) taper in the wreath just last Sunday. That’s the sign of hope. Which is what Advent is all about. As we eagerly await the Second Coming. And finally... peace on

Mrs. Mary Reilly Barnes KARL MCCARTY CONTRIBUTOR Mary Reilly Barnes was born in lower Eden Township. She graduated from the Burroughs School and Campbellsport High School, then got her teaching degree from Fond du Lac Normal School. In the early 1930s, she returned to the Burroughs School to teach, but somewhere around 1935 she wanted a change. It was time for an upgrade at the Cleveland