Oktoberfest * Sun. Sept. 26th
held in the Church lower level
9:00 a.m. Polka Mass /
Music provided by the Mike Schneider Polka Band
10:00 a.m. Homemade sweet rolls & coffee available
11-2:00 p.m. German meal is served: enjoy BBQ pork loin, sauer
braten, German potato salad, goulash, crusty bread, milk or coffee.
Lots of seating available.
Tickets: Advance Adult - $8.00 / Children - $3.50. At
the door: Adult - $9.00 / Children $4.50
Apple blossoms and Pumpkin dessert (ala mode) will be available for
dessert.
Carry outs available. Delivery to homebound - call 929-7701 by noon
on Friday Sept. 24th.
11:00-3:00 p.m. Music provided
by the Mike Schneider Polka Band - Plenty of room to dance.
NEW
Hammerschlagen
?? Hammerschlagen is a German game reportedly dating from 1940 in which
several contestants try to hammer a nail into a stump. The game is
typically played with a Cross-peen hammer or blacksmith's hammer and a
large (24-36") cross-section of a soft hardwood. Cottonwood is suitably
soft for this game. The hammer must have a wedge-shaped (but not sharp)
end on it and should be at least 2.5 pounds. The log is ser up waist
high with the flat sides facing the floor and ceiling. A bright common
nail is driven about a half inch into the wood in front of each player.
Each player's turn consists of setting the wedge-end of the hammer on
the log next to their nail and taking a single swing at it. The swing
must be done in a smooth up and down motion. Male players must use one
hand. Female players may use both hands. Frequently a player will bend
their nail in such a way as to make driving it further nearly
impossible. In this case, the players may use their turn to make a
single-motion swing at the nail from the side in an attempt to
straighten the nail. You are not required to stand in the same place for
the entire game. Often it is necessary to switch sides of the log to get
a better angle on your nail. Play continues to the right and lasts until
one player has driven the head of their nail to (or below) the surface
of the wood. Each player pays a nominal amount to get into the game ($2)
and the winner is rewarded with a small prize or a shot of a German
spirit, often Apfelkorn.
3:00 p.m. Live auction - Larry
Springer and Dennis Pierick will be auctioneering. If you haven't had a
chance to take part in this auction in the past, you won't want to miss
it. There will be fabulous items on the auction and lots to tickle your
funny bone. Mark your calendar.
ALL DAY
Beer Garden - Oktoberfest
Beer on tap.
Purchase a bier boot to get into the full Oktoberfest spirit!
Concessions
- brats & hot dogs will be available
Raffle - Choose your prize!
$500 Grocery Shopping
Spree / Gun / $500 Cash
Selling just 1500 tickets: 1 ticket $10 / 4
tickets / $30
Need not be present to win.
Door Prizes
PUMPKIN MANIA
Heaviest Squash or Pumpkin Contest
$10 Entry Fee / One entry per family
1st Prize - $400
2nd Prize - $200
3rd Prize - $100
4th Prize - $75
5th Prize $50
6th Prize - 10th Prize $25 each
Heaviest Field Pumpkin
$5 Entry Fee / Limit 2 Field pumpkins per family
1st Prize - $75
2nd Prize - $50
3rd Prize - $25
All squash & pumpkins will be weighed Sun. 11-12:00 noon on lower level
We are not a member of the GPC but a sanctioned certified scale
will be used
and rules from the GPC will be followed. Check the GPC website for the
rules.
What is the difference between a pumpkin and a field pumpkin? Field
pumpkins keep an orange color and have a hard green stem and vines and
are usually small to medium in size. Field pumpkins would be the type of
pumpkins that we carve into jack-o-lanterns in the fall. The other kind
of pumpkins tend to grow larger will be a pale almost pink color and
have a softer stem. These pumpkins can grow to be enormous in size.
Best Decorated Pumpkin Contest
Individual or family / Need
not be present to win
1st Prize - $50 Gift Cert.
from Tower Junction, Montfort
2nd Prize - $30 Gift Cert. from Grandma's Kitchen, Highland
3rd Prize - $20 Gift Cert. from The Red Zone, Highland
Pumpkins can
be dropped off Sat. or Sun. on lower level.
Deadline: 10:00 a.m. Sun.
Decorate a pumpkin just for fun!
Pumpkins will be
provided for anyone that would like to decorate a pumpkin just for fun
the day of the event. These pumpkins will not be judged but they will be
put on display.
Crafts for Kids
Besides decorating a pumpkin there will be other crafts available for
kids to do. So bring the family and enjoy the day at
Oktoberfest.
BEST Pumpkin Dessert
Bake your best Pumpkin dessert for a chance to WIN $25!
Must call to sign up.
Please drop entry
& recipe off at church lower level by Noon on Saturday,
judging begins at 2:00 p.m.
Pumpkin Carving & Show
There will be pumpkin carving to
watch. And don't miss the
Pumpkin SHOW set up in the lower
level. This show is for all ages.
Goliath Garage Sale & Bake Sale
Sat. August 14, 8:00-11:00 a.m.
in the Church lower level
$1.00 bag sale 10-11:00 a.m.
Items for Sale
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Twin toddler stroller
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Upright vacuum cleaner
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Baby walker
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Twin baby stroller
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Car seat
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Crib sets
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Fold-away cot w/mattress
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Cuddle Ewe quilt (twin - like new)
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Adjustable floor lamp
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Bird cage for cockatiel
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End tables
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King size bedspreads w/matching shams
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Scatter rugs
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Bedding: includes flannel sheet sets
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Kitchenware
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Children’s toys
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Seasonal décor’
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Laminated wall map
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Tools
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Miscellaneous
Check this site often for updates.
Bake Sale
Pies, sweet rolls & breads fresh from the oven
Thank You
We
have so many people to thank for the terrific day we had last Sunday at
our FAITH Fest event. We thank the Religious Ed. families for coming and
working, donating an item for the faith tree or food for the event. A
big thank you to the committee:
Meal/Concessions Tom & Lisa
Riley
Finances Doug Oleson & Beth Skala
Advertising
Sharon Olson & Richard Mensch
Raffle
Steve & Joan McGuire; Dennis & Sharon Olson
Walk/Run Scott
& Kim Mensch
Games
Ginger Halverson, Andrea Benish, Carolyn Laufenberg
Nancy Frost
Support Staff Fr.
Ken, Delores Eggers & Sharon Olson
Table set up & take down: Blake
Bomkamp, Levi Linscheid & Mitchell Riley
We thank the area businesses and
parishioners for your generous contributions to this event. If we missed
your name, we apologize. Thank you to those who helped out just because
you knew there was a need—you are wonderful! Thank you to those who
purchased or sold their raffle tickets or came to enjoy the wonderful
country-style pork rib meal. Thank you to our candy and pie bakers –
your “product” was delicious.
We appreciate the support and hard work
done by the committee and all volunteers. We are constantly trying to
improve on the event’s activities. If you have any suggestions that you
would like to share, please feel free to call or email. We welcome new
faces on the committee as well.
Thank you again.
We
would like to thank the area businesses and Parishioners for their
generous support.
Thank
You
Dr. Judith Ann Yager
DC, Cobb: $50 Donation
American Family
Insurance, Highland: $50 Donation/$50 Raffle
B&L Agri Service,
Montfort-Highland: $50 Donation/$50 Raffle
Catholic Knights
Branch 310, Muscoda: placemats/ad/matching funds up to $500
Don’s Tire, Highland:
$100 Donation
Esser Electric, Cobb:
$50 Donation/$10 Raffle
Highland State Bank,
Highland: $50 Donation
Knights of Columbus,
Highland: $100 Donation toward bingo prizes
McGuire-Peterson-Houck Funeral Home, Dodgeville: $200 Raffle
PA McGuire
Construction Inc., Highland: $50 Donation/$50 Raffle
Tri-Star Pallets,
Inc., Cobb: $50 Raffle
Royal Bank, Cobb: 400
dinner napkins
Carr Valley Cheese,
Fennimore: Cheese
Uplands Cheese,
Dodgeville: Cheese
Tower Junction,
Montfort: 1 large pizza/10 free games of bowling
Erschen’s Florist,
Platteville: $10 gift certificate
A-J-M Storage,
Highland: $100 Raffle
Busy Bee/B&B
Refrigeration, Highland: $20 Donation
Laufenberg Masonry,
Highland: $30 Raffle
The Look, Highland:
Free hair cut & product
Blackhawk Lake,
Highland: Sweatshirt
St. Philip Court 703
of the National Catholic Society of Foresters: $100 Donation
Pustina Construction,
Cobb: $250 Donation
Dick’s Piggly Wiggly,
Dodgeville: Pop
Hying Hardware,
Highland: $30 Raffle
Rural Mutual Ins.,
Cobb: $25 Donation
Stepanek Ins.,
Highland: $50 Raffle
Rural Rt. One
Popcorn, Montfort: 6-6 oz. boxes of CC Winkle
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Oktoberfest
Sunday Sept. 26, 2010
Who will grow the heaviest pumpkin for our Oktoberfest heaviest pumpkin
contest? BIG MONEY PRIZES will be given away at the
Oktoberfest event which is Sunday, September 26 this year!
FIELD TRIP for pumpkin
growers
Sunday July 18th
Travel to Gays Mills to see the pumpkin patches of growers
John Barlow and Caleb Jacobus; renowned vegetable growers.
(You provide own transportation)
John and Caleb will be available to answer questions on growing LARGE
pumpkins at 1:00 PM
John
Barlow
48535 De La Mater Rd
Gays Mills, WI 54631
Caleb Jacobus
43197 Roth Ln
Gays Mills, WI 54631
Tips from the Pumpkin Patch . . .
Want to grow the
heaviest pumpkin for the Oktoberfest Heaviest Pumpkin Contest? We
will be providing tips each week to help the new grower as well as the
experienced grower.
World record heaviest pumpkin is 1,725
pounds!
Tip #1: Now is a good time to start those free seeds you received
inside your house. To give them a jump start, sand the edges, but not
the tip, with an emery board. Sand it just enough to show the light
brown line. This helps crack the seed coat and gives it a jump start to
germination. Use a seed starter soil mix for best results.
Tip #2: Site selection and prep. Pick a sunny location to plant
your pumpkins with good drainage, and the larger the space the better.
Add manure or compost if needed to make a rich soil. You can even
prewarm the soil in the area by
covered it
with plastic or a mini greenhouse. The soil temp should be at least 60
degrees when you transplant your pumpkin plants outdoors. For more tips
visit
http://www.greatpumpkincommonwealth.com/.
Tip #3:
Transplanting. When the soil temp is over 60 degrees your plant is ready
to be transplanted outside. If you have a mini greenhouse set up in the
garden, make sure it has good ventilation before you transplant the
plant to prevent over heating. A raised bed or small mound is best to
plant in for good drainage. Use a transplant solution of 1 gallon of
warm water with light fertilizers. Protect plants on cold nights!
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St. Pat’s Dinner Event – Thank You
Thank you to everyone for making the St. Pat’s Dinner event fun and very
successful! 400 meals were served and nearly $5,000 was realized for
profit. Did you know that a record was set by Families A-K? The
worker’s attendance was almost 100%!!! Good work! When everyone shows
up for their shift it makes the whole day go better for everyone. A big
thank you to: Stacy Campbell for doing a fine job as Kitchen Coordinator;
Spurgeon Winery for handling the wine tasting; Ardene Brown for binging
Hennessey’s Hutch to Highland; Grandma’s Kitchen for coming to our rescue
with carry out containers; Greg Gorious for ordering groceries; Tri-Star
Pallets for the three pumpkin growing pallets; the Community Reporters for
helping to get the word out about this event; Eileen & Pat McCarthy for
making the new table centerpieces; Connie Cody and Dan Wienkes for
providing dinner entertainment; Jim Esser, Diane & Dick Mensch for cooking
the corned beef; Rita Schmitz, Delbert Beckius & John Tarrell for trimming
the beef; Tom Riley (& Mitchell) for slicing the beef and cooking &
slicing the turkey; Terry Esser for making 3 nescos of dressing; Dennis
Stepanek for his MC work; Lauren Drury for bartending: Betty Bomkamp,
Evelyn & Mary Kosharek for being our honorary guests for the day;
Confirmation Candidates: Dylan Johanning, Chris Bomkamp, Carlee Yanna,
Morgan Bomkamp & Emily Rose for setup & help during the meal; Grace
Hasburgh for the quilt donated to the raffle and making bread for the
Church Ladies’ Chili and for the meal; Dee Dee Yager & Judy Laufenberg for
baking bread for the meal; Diane Mensch & Cindy Drury for making the chili
and Linda Gard for jarring it up; Al Michek & Dennis Richgels for
transporting the cooler from the Red Zone; those who prepared deviled
eggs, lettuce salads or pies; those who donated towards the plant/garden
raffle or purchased tickets for our raffles. Special thank you to the
businesses that joined us for the Plants a Plenty – Plants Galore event:
Fragrant Gardens, Linden; Kountry Bouquet & Bailey’s Floral, Muscoda;
Cushman’s Greenhouse Inc., Belmont; Master Gardeners of Iowa County,
Dodgeville; Hying Hardware, Highland; Hillside Greenhouses & Landscaping,
Boscobel; Worm Farming-John Barlow, Gays Mills. Thank you and hats off to
all of YOU!
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SUPER BOWL THANK YOU
We would like to thank everyone who contributed in so many different ways
to make our 4th annual Super Bowl Party fun and successful. We
served 206 meals and raised $12, 216.18 that will be used to continue the
construction process in the lower level! Hats off to the following:
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Greg & Wendy Gorius from the Red Zone for their hospitality
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National Catholic Society of Foresters for co-sponsoring this event with
matching funds up to $500.
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Honorary guests: Cletus, Eileen & Pat McCarthy
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Jerry Ayers from Ayers Furniture Store, Ridgeway
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Dan Dorota from Radio Shack, Dodgeville
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Trausch Distributors
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Auctioneers: Dale Caygill & Larry Springer
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Music Man: Dan Wienkes
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Our “bread makers” for making bread bowls and loaves of bread that was
sold with the chili
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Those who donated hamburger, tomato products, beans, seasoning jars or
lids for the chili
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The “bakers” of all the sweet rolls for the brunch
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The person taking pictures throughout the day
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Those who donated items for the auction
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Our finance person
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Four confirmation candidates who did clean up in the kitchen
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ALL workers
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Those who purchased items at the auction
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The brunch goers
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The “new comers”
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The Events Committee
Thank you to
one and all.
Raffle Winners
Greg Gorius – 32”
flat screen TV
Tom Stepanek –
recliner
Mark Laufenberg -
$200
Half Pot Winners
$1 – Jason Potter
$24.00
$5 – Dave
McCarthy $28.00
$10 – Dave
McCarthy $20.00
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Rolls to Go - Feb. 20 & 21
after 4:30 p.m. AND 9:00 a.m. Mass
Sold in packages of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 .75
each
OKTOBERFEST
Thank You, Thank You,
Thank You
We wish to thank everyone that
helped make this year’s Oktoberfest a huge success and a lot of fun (even
for the workers)! We thank: Greg & Wendy Gorius for allowing us to have
this event in their restaurant and Greg for being such a wonderful chef;
Catholic Charities & the Foresters for their donations; families with last
names N-Z for working Saturday and/or Sunday, donating food or giving a
donation; Confirmation students for helping with set up; Gil & Theresa
Michek for their donation toward the Polka Mass; those who donated
hamburger, tomato products, jars, lids, labels or made bread for the
Church Ladies’ Chili; the sweet roll bakers; those who donated items for
the auction; Pustina Construction for their donation to the cash raffle;
Spurgeon Winery for their gift basket for the auction and bottles of wine
for door prizes; Meister Cheese Co. for their donation of cheese; those
who donated pumpkins; those who judged the pumpkin contest-John Larsen,
Gail Richgels & Lynn Michek; John Larsen and the IG sculpture students who
carved pumpkins for the show; David Scheifel for providing the carving
workshop; Bill Drury for entertaining us with his yodeling; the Stepanek
family for clerking the auction; Dennis Pierick and Dale Caygill for
auctioneering; Dennis Stepanek, our MC; Mike Pigusch for the sound system;
Trausch for donating the signs; St. Thomas for allowing us to use their
wasp traps; J&M Building Supply for use of the lumber; Jeff & Teri Michek,
Dan & Peg Pustina for use of their canopies; to the Bar Maids: Jim Drury,
Pat Hying, Dennis Richgels, Peg McNeill Pustina & her sister Tricia; Grace
Hasburgh for making the German costumes; Mike Flynn for putting gravel on
the parking lot at the Red Zone; Doug Oleson for taking care of the
finances and to those who donated door prizes. Behind the scenes the
Event’s Committee is planning and organizing all year long. We thank them
and their spouses for the extra steps that they take that surely
contribute to the fun as well as to the success of the event: Peg McNeill-Pustina,
Andrea Cool, Cindy Drury, Connie Gard, Linda Gard, Danny Lettman, Dick &
Diane Mensch, Vick Mueller, Lori Olson-Pink, Kathy Stepanek and Sharon
Olson.
Special Thanks
The BBQ pork served at the
Oktoberfest last Sunday was delicious! Pat Benish & Crew prepared the meat
but without Pat due to uncontrollable circumstances. A sincere thank you
to the crew: Mike Flynn, Tom Cody, Mark Hebgen and Chad Argall. Hats off
to you fellas!
The winners of the pumpkin contest are:
Children's category - age 6 & under: Marissa Cleary
Adolescent category - age 7-12: Jadyn Halverson
Adult category - age 13 & above: Cody Yanna
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NFL Sport's Raffle
204 sport's raffle tickets were sold this year.
Thank you for purchasing your ticket. For the list of winners each week:
1. Results will be published in the Dodgeville Chronicle
2. Results will be displayed on:
www.mp.k12.wi.us (click on Alumni)
3. Results are posted on the information center in the Gathering Space
each week.
Good luck to everyone!
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Goliath Garage Sale & Bake Sale
Sat. Aug. 8 8-11:00 a.m.
(City-wide garage sales)
Thanks to everyone who donated items for the sale or bake marvelous
goodies for the bake sale. Workers--you were the best!
Get Your Parish T-Shirt Today
We have them for sale NOW - $10 for one shirt or 2 for $15!
The shirts are available in two colors: sapphire blue and kelly green.
Sizes range from Youth XS – Adult XXL. Call the parish office to reserve a
t-shirt in your choice of color and size.
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FAITH FEST
Families And Individuals Together in
Highland
Fri. night & Sat. ~ June 19 & 20
Held at the Highland Village Park, 755 Park St.,
Highland
Thank
You
We would like to thank the FAITH
Fest Chairpersons for all the time spent organizing and working at
FAITH Fest last weekend: Amy Bomkamp, Delores Eggers, Ginger Halverson,
Linda Hebgen, Holly Laufenberg, Al McCarthy, Steve & Joan McGuire, Kim
Mensch, Doug Oleson, Sharon Olson, Laurie Pustina, Tom & Lisa Riley & Beth
Skala. We were a little apprehensive about the weather on Friday night
when FAITH Fest began but managed to get in one game of kickball and one
game of baseball before more rain fell. Saturday, we were blessed with
super weather! Thirty-five “walkers” joined us for the Walk/Run. There
were lots of ballgames that involved young people and their families.
Delicious food was served from the concession stand all weekend long. The
kid’s games were really fun – did you check out the kid’s tractor pull
that was new this year? We served around 50 meals in the church lower
level at 5:30 p.m. The workers, the crowd and music were delightful.
Thank you
everyone for your donations of brownies, soda, bottled water,
hamburger and ice cream. Workers, we thank you for giving of your
time during the weekend. We appreciate the families that called or
emailed to let us know that they could not work their assignment – they
didn’t want to be a “no show”.
We sold 1117 raffle tickets – thanks to our parishioners who purchase
the large percentage of the raffle tickets. Thank you to the many
people who gave monetary donations to the FAITH Fest event - all
proceeds from this event go toward the Religious Education program here at
the parish. Also, thank you to the National Catholic Society of
Foresters for co-sponsoring this event with matching funds up to $500.
Thank You Parishioners
Thank you to the following
parishioners for their generous donations:
§ Anonymous-$100
§ Charlie & Jane Anderson-$50
§ Ron & Mary Benish-$25
§ Tom & Trudy Benish-$25
§ John & Mary Brown-$250
§ Pat & Sandy Brunker-$20
§ Don & Connie Cody-$20
§ Jim & Cindy Drury-$50
§ Bernadette Eggers-$20
§ Jim & Judy Fillback-$100
§ Lauretta Gard-$20
§ Alfred Hach-$15
§ Donald Hach-$15
§ Elsper Hach-$20
§ Gerry & Carol Hasburgh-$20
§ Dick & Mary Hebgen-$30
§ Mark & Jackie Hebgen-$25
§ Rita Imhoff-$10
§ Randy & Jean Kleist-$20
§ Pat & Barb Kroll-$50
§ Dave & Marnie Laufenberg-$50
§ Dick & Sharon Laufenberg-$20
§ Danny Lettman-$10
§ Bill & Barb Linscheid-$50
§ Al & Rachel McCarthy-$100
§ Dave & Peg McCarthy-Game prizes
§ Evangeline McGuire-$20
§ Pat & Pat McGuire-$50
§ Lorraine Menke-$20
§ Al & Rosemary Michek-$100
§ Gil & Theresa Michek-$30
§ Neil & Julie Michek-$20
§ Ray & Lewina Nondorf-$20
§ William Nondorf-$50
§ Doug & Ann Oleson-$100
§ John Palan-$10
§ Gil & Marjorie Pierick-$25
§ Pat & Annette Pink-$25
§ Dennis & Gail Richgels-$25
§ Bob & Aggie Rose-$25
§ Norbert & Sharon Wolfe-$25
§ George Yager-$10
§ Ted & Dee Dee Yager-$40
§ Harvey & Marcie Yero-$10
Thank You Area Businesses
Thank you to the following area
businesses for their generous donation to FAITH Fest:
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A-J-M Storage-Raffle $50
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American Family Ins.-Donation $100
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B&L Agri Service-Donation $50, Raffle $50
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Busy Bee/B&B Refrig.-Donation $20
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Don’s Tire-Donation $100
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Esser Electric-Raffle $50
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Fillback Ford-Raffle $50
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Highland Machine-Donation $250
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Highland State Bank-Donation $50
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Hying Hardware-Donation $100
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J & M Building Supply - Use of lumber
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Knights of Columbus-Raffle $30
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McGuire-Peterson-Houck-Donation $50, Raffle
$100
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PA McGuire Construction-Donation
$50, Raffle $50
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Stepanek Insurance-Raffle $50
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The Look-Raffle $30
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Dr. Judith Yager
DC-Donation-$100
Thank You Building Contractors
The following building contractors are sponsoring the Walk/Run.
We thank them for their generous donations:
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Endres Manufacturing Co., Waunakee
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Kowalski-Kieler, Dyersville
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McCotter Energy Systems Inc, Milwaukee
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PA McGuire Construction, Highland
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Nielsen Building Systems, Racine
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Woodland Glass Arts, LTD, Wausau
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Starfire Inc., St. Francis
Raffle
A huge thank you to all the families and friends for purchasing raffle
tickets. We do not take the support shown by so many for granted. Good
luck to everyone!
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St. Pat's Dinner
Sun. March 15, 2009
Held at Ss. Anthony & Philip Lower Level
Thank You
The St. Pat’s Dinner event held
last Sunday was a huge success!
Approximately 400 meals were served. We apologize if you came to eat and
we were out of food. We will do better next year. First off, we want to
thank Terry Esser and Joan Hoernke for coordinating the kitchen, food &
workers. Splendid job ladies! We thank Ron & Betty McGuire for being our
honorary guests. Thank you to families A-K who either worked or brought
food. We needed every single worker to serve the crowd of people eating.
Many guests enjoyed the Plants/Garden Workshops & Plant Raffle as well as
a tour our new facility. Thank you Worship Space Committee for giving the
guided tours. We thank the following vendors for participating in our
event this year: Hennessey’s Hutch, Elm Grove; A Kountry Bouquet, Muscoda;
Enhancements Flowers & Décor, Dodgeville; Blooming Valley, Avoca; Hidden
Valley Greenhouse, Muscoda; Bailey’s Floral, Muscoda; & Fragrant Gardens,
Linden. The delightful music provided by Connie Cody, Dan Wienkes and Tim
McNurlen as well as the contests, was enjoyed by all. Thank you to the
ladies who made the Church Ladies’ Chili and homemade bread; Greg Gorius
for use of his cooler and Katie Gorius & Lauren Drury for being our
bartenders. We thank those who purchased their raffle tickets, gave a
donation or simply brought their family to enjoy a delicious corned beef
dinner! We appreciate the set up done by four students from the junior
class, the microphone system put into place by Mike Pigusch, the MC work
done by Dennis Stepanek and the clean up done after the event. Thank
you one and all.
Cash Raffle Winners at
St. Pat’s Event
$100-Sue Wolfe; $50-Marvin
Simplott; $25: Matt Menke, Sharon Wolfe, Levi Linscheid, Joan Hoernke,
Dorothy Huze, Fran Menke, Patricia Fillback, Wayne Grimm, Salvador
Maldenodo & Elaine Gorius.
St. Pat’s
Contest Winners
Wearing the Most
Green ~ Liz McGuire
Most Freckles ~ Andie
Hach
Best Irish Joke ~
Dick Mensch
Eldest Laddie ~ John
McGuire
Eldest Lass ~ Mildred
Stepanek & Blanche Eggers
Youngest Leprechaun ~
Kelsey McGuire
Most festive Irish hat ~ Dan Wienkes
Traveled the furthest
~ Marie Rief
Largest Clan ~ John &
Alice McGuire family
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