'Fabulous five' at fair put communities first - Pierce County Herald
Jim Baier Kind, caring and considerate, Baier ran the Black Bear Inn for 18 years. He was also involved with his hometown’s centennial celebration, has contributed to Butternut and Veterans parks there, and coached Elmwood youth and junior high softball. Active in Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Baier has been a Knights of Columbus member, has served in the Army and is a past commander of Legion Post 207. He’s in both the UW-River Falls and the NAIA halls of fame. He has delivered mail, shown leatherwork at area fairs, enjoys golfing and “any day that ends in the letter ‘Y. ’”. A 28-year member of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church and a lector there, Clement holds third and fourth degrees in the Knights of... He and wife Lou were celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary Friday, the same day his “most admired” honor was announced. The Ellsworth native has constantly demonstrated community spirit, volunteering for many causes over many hours. He was instrumental in his hometown’s centennial and sesquicentennial celebrations, former Fourth of July celebrations and present Cheese Curd Festival. He’s active in the Pierce County Economic Development Corporation and a promoter of economic growth. Source: www.piercecountyherald.com
