Going in to the 2019 tour we had a balance of $2052 available.
Total expenses for the 2019 tour was $1674.
The 2019 auction took in $1255.
So we now have a balance of $1633 available.
Monday, August 19, 2019
Wednesday, August 14, 2019
Paul Doughty R.I.P.
Paul Arden Doughty:
Paul Arden Doughty, 89, of Haugen died on Saturday, August 10, 2019 at Mayo Clinic Health System in Eau Claire. He was born November 26, 1929 in Durand, WI to Royal and Ruth (Black) Doughty, and graduated from Ladysmith High School. He served 3 years with the US Marine Corps during the Korean War, stationed at Cherry Point in North Carolina. Upon his return, Paul worked a variety of jobs, including 10 years in the Caribbean for Pan Am Airlines as a mechanic, artificial inseminator, Standard Oil Station operator, Vocational School Teacher, abstract title company owner and machinist at Koser Iron Works. Paul spent countless hours restoring and maintaining his Model T Ford and enjoyed trout fishing area streams. He looked forward to the annual "Doughty 500," a 500 mile Model T excursion. He was married in Holy Trinity Catholic Church - Haugen on May 17, 1990 to Bernice (Zimmerman) Schuld.
He is survived by his wife, Bernice of Haugen; 3 brothers: Daniel (Terry) Doughty of Eau Claire, Bernard (Carmen) Doughty of Excelsior, MN and Brendan (Karen) Doughty of Nekoosa; 5 stepchildren: Robert (Carol) Schuld of Green Bay, Mary Ann (Duane) Paine of Prescott, Gregory Schuld of Fort Lauderdale, FL, John (Teresa) Schuld of Green Bay and Thomas (Mary Kay) Schuld of Palm Springs, CA; 18 step grandchildren and numerous step great grandchildren; many nieces, nephews other relatives and many friends. Paul was preceded in death by siblings: Sam, Hal, Merle and Nathalie; stepchildren: Barb, David and Mike.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11:00 AM on Friday, August 16, 2019 at Holy Trinity Catholic Church - Haugen with Father Ed Anderson officiating. Burial with full military honors will be at Holy Trinity Catholic Cemetery.
Visitation will be from 1 hour prior to the Mass on Friday at the church.
Skinner Funeral Home of Rice Lake is serving the family.
Paul Arden Doughty, 89, of Haugen died on Saturday, August 10, 2019 at Mayo Clinic Health System in Eau Claire. He was born November 26, 1929 in Durand, WI to Royal and Ruth (Black) Doughty, and graduated from Ladysmith High School. He served 3 years with the US Marine Corps during the Korean War, stationed at Cherry Point in North Carolina. Upon his return, Paul worked a variety of jobs, including 10 years in the Caribbean for Pan Am Airlines as a mechanic, artificial inseminator, Standard Oil Station operator, Vocational School Teacher, abstract title company owner and machinist at Koser Iron Works. Paul spent countless hours restoring and maintaining his Model T Ford and enjoyed trout fishing area streams. He looked forward to the annual "Doughty 500," a 500 mile Model T excursion. He was married in Holy Trinity Catholic Church - Haugen on May 17, 1990 to Bernice (Zimmerman) Schuld.
He is survived by his wife, Bernice of Haugen; 3 brothers: Daniel (Terry) Doughty of Eau Claire, Bernard (Carmen) Doughty of Excelsior, MN and Brendan (Karen) Doughty of Nekoosa; 5 stepchildren: Robert (Carol) Schuld of Green Bay, Mary Ann (Duane) Paine of Prescott, Gregory Schuld of Fort Lauderdale, FL, John (Teresa) Schuld of Green Bay and Thomas (Mary Kay) Schuld of Palm Springs, CA; 18 step grandchildren and numerous step great grandchildren; many nieces, nephews other relatives and many friends. Paul was preceded in death by siblings: Sam, Hal, Merle and Nathalie; stepchildren: Barb, David and Mike.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11:00 AM on Friday, August 16, 2019 at Holy Trinity Catholic Church - Haugen with Father Ed Anderson officiating. Burial with full military honors will be at Holy Trinity Catholic Cemetery.
Visitation will be from 1 hour prior to the Mass on Friday at the church.
Skinner Funeral Home of Rice Lake is serving the family.
Thursday, January 10, 2019
2019 Tour Dates
Etrayu is planning the 2019 Doughty 500 and has set the dates:
July 22nd-26th
Locations and routes are still to be determined.
July 22nd-26th
Locations and routes are still to be determined.
Thursday, July 19, 2018
2018 Tour Daily Agenda
Here are some details on each day’s agenda for the 2018 Doughty 500 and a few reminders.
Monday, July 23
• Leave Dan’s at 9am
• Short stop at Jim Falls
• Lunch at Burdy's in Weyerhaeuser
• Short stop at Birchwood (don’t want to mistype that one)
• Gas stop at Trego
• Arrive at Heartwood Resort on Hoinville Road
• Happy hour at Hoinville House hosted by the Doughty boys
Tuesday, July 24
• Leave Heartwood at 9am
• Short stop at Solon Springs
• Lunch at Patti's Dockside in Lake Nebagamon
• Short stop at Gordon (gas up if needed)
• Arrive Heartwood
• Happy hour hosted by the D3 team (probably at their duplexes)
Wednesday, July 25
• Leave Heartwood at 9am
• Short stop at Webster (no pun intended)
• Lunch at T-Dawgs (which also happens to be Jay’s preferred nickname) in Grantsburg
• Short stop in Hertel (gas up if needed)
• Arrive Heartwood
• Christmas in July Happy hour hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Claus (a.k.a. David and Kim)
Thursday, July 26
• Leave Heartwood at 10am
• Lunch at Cheer's Bar (Norm!) at Tagalong golf course in Birchwood
• Return to Heartwood
• Nap
• Cash bar in dining room opens at 5pm
• Dinner is served in dining room from 5:30pm to 6:30pm
• Auction starts at 6:30pm and the last gavel comes down at 8pm
Friday, July 27
• Leave Heartwood at 9am
• Short stop at Shell Lake
• Wave to Paul and Bernice as tour drives by their house
• Lunch at the Cameron House in...(wait for it)...Cameron
• Refreshment stop in Albertville
• Arrive in Eau Claire
Reminders
• There is no breakfast at the resort so you’ll need to manage that on your own. There is a store on site that has a limited selection of food items.
• If you’re staying in a duplex or a house, you need to bring your own towels.
• There are a ton of recreation options at the resort including a beach, water trampoline, playground, volleyball court, athletic field, disc golf course, hiking and biking trails, fishing, tennis courts, bocce ball, bonfire pits, horseshoes, basketball court, and rental options for canoeing, kayaking, and tubing on the Namekagon River. Be prepared for fun.
• Bring desirable items for the auction on Thursday night.
Monday, July 23
• Leave Dan’s at 9am
• Short stop at Jim Falls
• Lunch at Burdy's in Weyerhaeuser
• Short stop at Birchwood (don’t want to mistype that one)
• Gas stop at Trego
• Arrive at Heartwood Resort on Hoinville Road
• Happy hour at Hoinville House hosted by the Doughty boys
Tuesday, July 24
• Leave Heartwood at 9am
• Short stop at Solon Springs
• Lunch at Patti's Dockside in Lake Nebagamon
• Short stop at Gordon (gas up if needed)
• Arrive Heartwood
• Happy hour hosted by the D3 team (probably at their duplexes)
Wednesday, July 25
• Leave Heartwood at 9am
• Short stop at Webster (no pun intended)
• Lunch at T-Dawgs (which also happens to be Jay’s preferred nickname) in Grantsburg
• Short stop in Hertel (gas up if needed)
• Arrive Heartwood
• Christmas in July Happy hour hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Claus (a.k.a. David and Kim)
Thursday, July 26
• Leave Heartwood at 10am
• Lunch at Cheer's Bar (Norm!) at Tagalong golf course in Birchwood
• Return to Heartwood
• Nap
• Cash bar in dining room opens at 5pm
• Dinner is served in dining room from 5:30pm to 6:30pm
• Auction starts at 6:30pm and the last gavel comes down at 8pm
Friday, July 27
• Leave Heartwood at 9am
• Short stop at Shell Lake
• Wave to Paul and Bernice as tour drives by their house
• Lunch at the Cameron House in...(wait for it)...Cameron
• Refreshment stop in Albertville
• Arrive in Eau Claire
Reminders
• There is no breakfast at the resort so you’ll need to manage that on your own. There is a store on site that has a limited selection of food items.
• If you’re staying in a duplex or a house, you need to bring your own towels.
• There are a ton of recreation options at the resort including a beach, water trampoline, playground, volleyball court, athletic field, disc golf course, hiking and biking trails, fishing, tennis courts, bocce ball, bonfire pits, horseshoes, basketball court, and rental options for canoeing, kayaking, and tubing on the Namekagon River. Be prepared for fun.
• Bring desirable items for the auction on Thursday night.
Wednesday, March 21, 2018
2018 Doughty 500 Details
We already announced the dates for the 2018 Doughty 500 as July 23-27. Now we have a location.
Our base camp will be at the Heartwood Conference Center and Resort in Trego, WI (not really all that near the town, but that’s the address).
Heartwood Conference Center and Resort
The resort offers a number of summer activities including:
• Namekagon River Canoe/Kayak Trips
• Namekagon River Tubing Trips
• Mountain Biking
• Basketball
• Tennis
• Horseshoes
• Sand Volleyball
• Boating
• Fishing (catch & release)
• Hiking
• Hay Rides
• Swimming Beach
We have twenty standard rooms reserved at this point (can get more if needed). Each room has two queen beds, a refrigerator, and a microwave. The rate is $120 per night.
Standard Rooms
However, there are other lodging options as well.
• There are five four-bedroom duplex cabins available. Each duplex side features four bedrooms, three with two sets of twin bunk beds and one with a queen bed so you could sleep up to fourteen people in one. They also have a fully equipped kitchen. The nightly rate for the duplex cabins is $319.
Duplex Cabins
• There are also two cottages available. Each has one bedroom with a queen bed and the second with two twin beds — as well as a queen sofa/sleeper in the living room so they could sleep up to six people. They have full kitchens as well. The nightly rate for the cottages is $219.
Cottages
What you need to do:
DO NOT contact the resort directly. If you need a reservation, please respond to me with your name, if you want a lodge room or one of the other options, and how many guests. I will pass that information along to the resort. If we end up needing more rooms I will work with the resort. I went with twenty to start with assuming that at least some of the Doughty crew will go for a cabin or cottage (the Bernie branch has already locked up the Hoinville House).
Also please let me know if you will be attending the dinner on Thursday night and how many in your party (adults/kids) so we can plan for that.
And we need to fill happy hours on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday so let me know if you want to host.
Please note that the resort does not offer breakfast during the week. There is a store on site that sells yogurt, bagels, muffins, juice, granola bars, cheese, hand fruit (apples, oranges) and pop tarts. Plan accordingly.
UPDATE: There is now only ONE duplex left so if you want to reserve it let me know ASAP.
Our base camp will be at the Heartwood Conference Center and Resort in Trego, WI (not really all that near the town, but that’s the address).
Heartwood Conference Center and Resort
The resort offers a number of summer activities including:
• Namekagon River Canoe/Kayak Trips
• Namekagon River Tubing Trips
• Mountain Biking
• Basketball
• Tennis
• Horseshoes
• Sand Volleyball
• Boating
• Fishing (catch & release)
• Hiking
• Hay Rides
• Swimming Beach
We have twenty standard rooms reserved at this point (can get more if needed). Each room has two queen beds, a refrigerator, and a microwave. The rate is $120 per night.
Standard Rooms
However, there are other lodging options as well.
• There are five four-bedroom duplex cabins available. Each duplex side features four bedrooms, three with two sets of twin bunk beds and one with a queen bed so you could sleep up to fourteen people in one. They also have a fully equipped kitchen. The nightly rate for the duplex cabins is $319.
Duplex Cabins
• There are also two cottages available. Each has one bedroom with a queen bed and the second with two twin beds — as well as a queen sofa/sleeper in the living room so they could sleep up to six people. They have full kitchens as well. The nightly rate for the cottages is $219.
Cottages
What you need to do:
DO NOT contact the resort directly. If you need a reservation, please respond to me with your name, if you want a lodge room or one of the other options, and how many guests. I will pass that information along to the resort. If we end up needing more rooms I will work with the resort. I went with twenty to start with assuming that at least some of the Doughty crew will go for a cabin or cottage (the Bernie branch has already locked up the Hoinville House).
Also please let me know if you will be attending the dinner on Thursday night and how many in your party (adults/kids) so we can plan for that.
And we need to fill happy hours on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday so let me know if you want to host.
Please note that the resort does not offer breakfast during the week. There is a store on site that sells yogurt, bagels, muffins, juice, granola bars, cheese, hand fruit (apples, oranges) and pop tarts. Plan accordingly.
UPDATE: There is now only ONE duplex left so if you want to reserve it let me know ASAP.
Sunday, December 17, 2017
Herbert "Hal" Doughty
Herbert "Hal" Doughty Obituary:
Herbert “Hal” Doughty, LTCOL, USAF (ret), 93 of Eau Claire passed away peacefully at home on Monday, December 11, 2017. Born in Arkansaw, WI, he was the son of Herb and Ruth (Black) Doughty.
He is survived by his beloved wife of 71 years, Doris (Marsh); his children: Theresa Hill, Maureen (Ray) Koncen, Patrick Doughty, Michael (Tamara) Doughty and Erin Patrice; nine grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. He is also survived by: brothers: Dan (Terry) Doughty, Bernard (Carmen) Doughty, Paul (Bernice) Doughty and Brendan (Karen) Doughty.
He is preceded in death by a brother, Sam and sisters: Merle Daniels and Nathalie Swienton.
Hal served in WWII, the Korean War and one mission in Vietnam. He retired from the US Air Force in 1973 after 30 years of service and moved to Eau Claire. His interests included flying, his membership in the Elks Lodge, water skiing, hunting, fishing, playing cards, traveling and Model T’s. He greatly enjoyed his yearly week long Model T road trips with his extended family.
Visitation is at 5:00 P.M. with a service at 6:00 P.M. on Sunday, December 17, 2017, at Stokes, Prock and Mundt Funeral Chapel, Altoona. Burial will be at 2:00 P.M. on Monday, December 18, 2017, at Fort Snelling National Cemetery, 7601 34th Avenue, South Minneapolis, MN 55450.
In lieu of flowers request donations be made to Honor Flight Inc., Attn: Dian Gresse, 175 S. Tuttle Road, Springfield, OH 45505.
Cremation Society of Wisconsin, Altoona is assisting the family with arrangements. Online condolences may be shared at www.cremationsociety-wi.com.
Herbert “Hal” Doughty, LTCOL, USAF (ret), 93 of Eau Claire passed away peacefully at home on Monday, December 11, 2017. Born in Arkansaw, WI, he was the son of Herb and Ruth (Black) Doughty.
He is survived by his beloved wife of 71 years, Doris (Marsh); his children: Theresa Hill, Maureen (Ray) Koncen, Patrick Doughty, Michael (Tamara) Doughty and Erin Patrice; nine grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. He is also survived by: brothers: Dan (Terry) Doughty, Bernard (Carmen) Doughty, Paul (Bernice) Doughty and Brendan (Karen) Doughty.
He is preceded in death by a brother, Sam and sisters: Merle Daniels and Nathalie Swienton.
Hal served in WWII, the Korean War and one mission in Vietnam. He retired from the US Air Force in 1973 after 30 years of service and moved to Eau Claire. His interests included flying, his membership in the Elks Lodge, water skiing, hunting, fishing, playing cards, traveling and Model T’s. He greatly enjoyed his yearly week long Model T road trips with his extended family.
Visitation is at 5:00 P.M. with a service at 6:00 P.M. on Sunday, December 17, 2017, at Stokes, Prock and Mundt Funeral Chapel, Altoona. Burial will be at 2:00 P.M. on Monday, December 18, 2017, at Fort Snelling National Cemetery, 7601 34th Avenue, South Minneapolis, MN 55450.
In lieu of flowers request donations be made to Honor Flight Inc., Attn: Dian Gresse, 175 S. Tuttle Road, Springfield, OH 45505.
Cremation Society of Wisconsin, Altoona is assisting the family with arrangements. Online condolences may be shared at www.cremationsociety-wi.com.
Thursday, July 06, 2017
2017 Tour Update
Latest tour update from Dan:
July 17 08:30; Depart my place, head North to “The Cabin” near Weyerhaeuser WI for lunch and refreshments. Then on to the hotel. D3 hosting happy hour.
July 18 09:00; Head to Cedar Lodge for lunch. (about 8 miles North of Ladysmith) NEED VOLUNTEERS FOR HAPPY HOUR
July 19 09:00; We will picnic at Big Falls Co. Park south of Kenan, Wi. Don’t forget to pack your lunch! Dave and Kim hosting some kind of football related happy hour. Sounds like they want everyone to wear their Vikings or Bears jerseys.
July 20 18:00; Dinner & auction at the hotel.
July 21 08:30; Depart for home, lunch at the Thorpedo, in Thorpe, WI.
July 17 08:30; Depart my place, head North to “The Cabin” near Weyerhaeuser WI for lunch and refreshments. Then on to the hotel. D3 hosting happy hour.
July 18 09:00; Head to Cedar Lodge for lunch. (about 8 miles North of Ladysmith) NEED VOLUNTEERS FOR HAPPY HOUR
July 19 09:00; We will picnic at Big Falls Co. Park south of Kenan, Wi. Don’t forget to pack your lunch! Dave and Kim hosting some kind of football related happy hour. Sounds like they want everyone to wear their Vikings or Bears jerseys.
July 20 18:00; Dinner & auction at the hotel.
July 21 08:30; Depart for home, lunch at the Thorpedo, in Thorpe, WI.
Thursday, April 06, 2017
2017 Tour: Two Tickets To Paradise
Update from Dan on this year's five-hundo:
Lodging at Paradise Shores Hotel on Lake Holcombe in Holcombe, Wisconsin.
July 17 – July 21
I have 25 rooms blocked.
Rates are $84.95 + tax for two queen or one king bed.
They do have some suites for $110.
For reservations call 715-595- 4227 Ask for DOUGHTY 500 block.
Get reservations in early, there are no other hotels near by.
If you are interested in camping there is a campground near by.
There is a restaurant in the hotel and there are others in the area.
Also get your name in soon to host a happy hour before the dates are all filled up. Available dates are:
Monday 17th
Tuesday 18th
Wednesday 19th.
Don’t forget to start gathering things for the auction.
Lodging at Paradise Shores Hotel on Lake Holcombe in Holcombe, Wisconsin.
July 17 – July 21
I have 25 rooms blocked.
Rates are $84.95 + tax for two queen or one king bed.
They do have some suites for $110.
For reservations call 715-595- 4227 Ask for DOUGHTY 500 block.
Get reservations in early, there are no other hotels near by.
If you are interested in camping there is a campground near by.
There is a restaurant in the hotel and there are others in the area.
Also get your name in soon to host a happy hour before the dates are all filled up. Available dates are:
Monday 17th
Tuesday 18th
Wednesday 19th.
Don’t forget to start gathering things for the auction.
Tuesday, June 14, 2016
The Second Coming: 2016 Tour Update
Here is the latest update from Brendan and Karen on this year's Doughty 500 tour.
Dates:
July 18, 19, 20, 21, and 22, 2016
Location:
Tomahawk, Wisconsin
Hotel:
Super 8, Tomahawk
108 W. Mohawk Drive, Tomahawk, WI 54487
715-453-5210
Email: vacation@super8tomahawk.com
Time is running out to make reservations-Please book by June 15th.
Current Tour Plans:
July 18th Monday
Start in Eau Claire & other places
Lunch in Medford (somewhere)
Happy Hour Sweintons
July 19th Tuesday
Tour Northwest Lunch @ Harbor View in Phillips
Happy Hour Molly, Colleen, and Kevin
July 20th Wednesday
Tour North Lunch @ Black Bear West on Hwy 70
Happy Hour Need Someone
July 21st Thursday
Maybe a tour of the Harley Plant
Banquet at 5pm The meal will be catered to the Hotel. Everyone bring “Happy Hour” materials.
Auction and business meeting to follow.
Need auction items
July 22nd Friday
Start home. lunch at ???
Dates:
July 18, 19, 20, 21, and 22, 2016
Location:
Tomahawk, Wisconsin
Hotel:
Super 8, Tomahawk
108 W. Mohawk Drive, Tomahawk, WI 54487
715-453-5210
Email: vacation@super8tomahawk.com
Time is running out to make reservations-Please book by June 15th.
Current Tour Plans:
July 18th Monday
Start in Eau Claire & other places
Lunch in Medford (somewhere)
Happy Hour Sweintons
July 19th Tuesday
Tour Northwest Lunch @ Harbor View in Phillips
Happy Hour Molly, Colleen, and Kevin
July 20th Wednesday
Tour North Lunch @ Black Bear West on Hwy 70
Happy Hour Need Someone
July 21st Thursday
Maybe a tour of the Harley Plant
Banquet at 5pm The meal will be catered to the Hotel. Everyone bring “Happy Hour” materials.
Auction and business meeting to follow.
Need auction items
July 22nd Friday
Start home. lunch at ???
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