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Knute's Bar and Grill - Orfordville - Friday Night Fish Fry

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This entry was posted on 8/8/2008 3:22 PM and is filed under Friday Night Fish Fry.

    
    On the recommendation of a friend, Heide and I headed to rural west Rock County and into Orfordville.  Knute's Bar and Grill is on the edge of down town.  I tried the Cod Loin which included about four pieces of deep fried fish. Heide tried the deep fried Walleye which included two large pieces of fish.  I tried a bit of the Walleye and I thought it was quite tender and lightly breaded - it fell apart in my mouth.

    Heide ordered the potato pancakes and I opted for potato salad. Both the tarter and cole slaw were smooth and creamy.  The meals came with marble bread.  I like to dunk my bread in some tarter.    

    The Friday Fish Fry is served from 10:00 a.m to 9:00 p.m.  With our meals, soda pops, and tip we got out of there for just under 24 Bucks.  Knute's Bar and Grill is cool with Cool Dadio.

    Find them at 206 East Beloit Street, Orfordville, Wisconsin.  Call (608) 879  -  2011 for more information.

                           Wisconsin military service person of the week

   Marine Corporal Jesse L. Thiry, age 23, of Casco, Wisconsin was killed by hostile fire in Anbar province, Iraq, on Monday, April 5, 2004.  Corporal Thiry was in the 1st Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division, 1st Marine Expeditionary Force.  Thiry died in Fallujah, where a mob attacked, killed, and mutilated four U.S. contractors just the week prior.  At the time of Thiry's death, 631 U.S. service members had been killed in the Iraq war.  According to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Thiry had been in Iraq less than a month when he was killed.  Thiry was part of the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force's mission of occupying Fallujah and Ramadi and other cities about 30 miles west of Baghdad.  At the time it was one of the areas of Iraq with the most intense fighting during the U.S. military's then 11-month deployment in Iraq.  The Journal Sentinel also mentioned that Corporal Thiry was a Marine weapons instructor in Quantico, Virgina. He transfered to an assignment that would take him to Iraq just eight months before he was scheduled to leave the military. Jesse Thiry is survived by his mom and dad Susan and Randy Thiry and seven siblings. He is the fourth of eight children and a graduate of Luxemburg-Casco High School where he wrestled and ran track. He entered the Marine Corps shortly after graduation.  Marine Corporal Jesse Thiry is Wisconsin's 14th military service person to have died in Iraq since spring 2003.  

                                        As of this blog entry's posting date:

    86,457 Iraqi civilians have been killed in Iraq since Spring, 2003.
    
    8,514 Iraqi Security Forces have been killed in Iraq since Spring, 2003.

    4,134 Americans have been killed in Iraq since Spring, 2003. 

    557 Americans have been killed in Afghanistan since October, 2001.

    314 Coalition soldiers have been killed in Iraq since Spring, 2003.

    342 Coalition soldiers have been killed in Afghanistan since October, 2001. 

    30,435 U.S. troops have been wounded in action in Iraq since Spring, 2003. 

    2,257 U.S. troops have been wounded in action in Afghanistan since October, 2001. 

    91 Wisconsin soldiers have been killed in Iraq since Spring, 2003.

    11 Wisconsin soldiers have been killed in Afghanistan since October, 2001.

    130 journalists (several nationalities) have been killed in Iraq since Spring, 2003.

    15 journalists (various nationalities) have been killed in Afghanistan since October, 2001.

Soldier of the week, military casualty, and journalist casualty information sources: Committee to Protect Journalists; cnn.com; Milwaukee Journal Sentinel; washingtonpost.com; thehighground.org;
Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs; iraqbodycount.org; and, icasualties.org. 

 

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