Another fun night with the Richfield Lions and their Casino Night fundraiser February 23 at the Sterling Chalet. Enjoy a delicious fish fry as well. See the attachment for more details.
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Hello from Sew Many Pieces.
Our retreat will be here before you know it. You will be able to set up for the retreat Friday 16th ... 5:30pm - 7pm Saturday 17th you will be able to sew from 8am - 10pm Sunday 18th you will be able to sew from 8am - 8pm (we need to be out by 9pm) We will have bottles of water for you (any other drink you will have to supply) If you want to bring a snack to pass you are more than welcome to do so. Lunch and supper will be catered by the Sawmill Inn Restaurant. Lunch: one day will be pulled pork sandwich the other day grilled chicken sandwich. Supper: one day will be open faced oven roasted turkey, with mashed potatoes, gravy and cranberry sauce. the other day will be chicken stew with biscuits. Everyone will get an 8 foot table and a chair (these chairs are plastic, so plan on bringing a cushion). We will have some ironing boards and irons. The walls are not painted so we have to be careful not to mess them up. The floor is unfinished concrete so if you like to sew in your socks think of slippers. The store will be open for you even after regular store hours. Can't wait to start sewing, yes I even plan on getting some sewing done. Sew Many Pieces 1717 Wolf Road Richfield WI Mickey 262-628-9505 As most of you know Friess Lake and Richfield Joint School Districts are in the process of merging into one named Holy Hill Area School District. A new school board needs to be elected and that election will be held on April 3, 2018 at Northbrook Church the usual election location in Richfield, WI. Attached is the notice of election and candidates.
Blackstone Creek Golf Club in Germantown is offering Pre-Paid Round packages for the summer of 2018.. Now is the time to Call Matt Dehring at 262-224-0018 and discuss the opportunity. You might also qualify for a free round of golf. Prices vary from $75.00 to $360 depending on how many rounds in the package. Check it out.  By Charles Krauthammer
I do not understand how living in a country with its democracy established over 200 years ago, and now, for the first time in history, suddenly we have one of our former presidents set up a group called "Organizing for Action" (OFA). Here is a letter to the editor that was published in the Washington County Daily News on Saturday January 6, 2018.
No Doubt: Gundrum is best for 58th District. Beyond a doubt, Rick Gundrum is the most qualified candidate for the 58th State Assembly District office. I want to go on record as endorsing Rick Gundrum for State Representative. I learned Rick is a long time Washington County resident who offered service to his home community as a Slinger Trustee and the residents of Washington County as a County Supervisor. He also currently serves as County Board Chairman. As a representative of the 58th district I know he will represent you the same way he has represented residents at local and county levels. While on the county board Rick found ways to reduce government spending yet keep services high. Rick supported priority based budgeting and supported the county health merger between Washington and Ozaukee Counties which saved money for taxpayers in both counties. Washington County has the lowest tax rate since 1918. As a fiscal conservative, Rick understands government has grown too big. Rick will advocate for bold, conservative reforms to shrink government's footprint. Rick is a man of integrity. There are many issues to consider when supporting a candidate and as a mother of 2 and grandmother of 4 Pro-Life issues are important to me. Rick is the only candidate endorsed by Wisconsin Family Action, Pro-Life Wisconsin & Wisconsin Right to Life. I ask you to vote and ELECT Rick Gundrum to 58th WI Assembly District on January 16th and show how RED Washington County is. Let's get at least a 70% turnout for Rick Gundrum. Diane Pedersen Richfield WI Jan 16, 2018 - Election for 58th WI State Assembly District - only residents who live north of Hubertus Rd . Need a good turn out for Rick Gundrum.
Richfield has three (3) districts for Washington County Supervisor. Feb 20, 2018 - Primary Election needed for Washington County Supervisor in District 23. Dan Goetz is not a candidate this year. District 23 Primary Candidates are: Jennifer Guslick lives in Town of Germantown Brian Gallitz lives in Richfield Eric Glime lives in Richfield Lets keep a Richfield resident in this position. April 3, 2018: District 21 - Don Kriefall no opposition District 22 - Rock Brandner no oppositon District 23 - Winners of Feb 20 primary election. See you at Northbrook. Join the Richfield Historical Society on February 22 when they will offer a program about the Kissel automobile, with guest presenter Dawn Bondjus Mueller, at the Richfield Volunteer Fire Station on Hwy 175, 7 p.m. History will come alive as we hear from the Executive Director of the Wisconsin Automotive Museum located in Hartford, Wisconsin. The museum is Wisconsin’s largest auto museum, featuring an ever-changing display of classic and vintage autos and artifacts plus the largest assembled group of Hartford-built Kissel luxury automobiles. The Goldbug seen below was a favorite of Amelia Earhart.  January 25th, the Richfield Historical Society will host guest presenter Jessica Michna as Mrs. Charles Dickens at the Richfield Volunteer Fire Station on Hwy 175, Richfield WI. 7 PM. Charles Dickens, author, playwright, actor and social activist, was indeed a master of characters. Many of his characters were drawn from his surroundings and life experiences. Meet Catherine Dickens, as recreated by Jessica Michna, his long suffering wife and mother of ten children. In this first person monologue, Mrs. Dickens will give the audience an unflinching look into the lives of this couple and introduce the audience to such women as; Nancy from “Oliver Twist,” Miss Havishsham from “Great Expectations,” Betsey Trotwood from David Copperfield and others. MsMichna appears in a period appropriate costume and will take questions from the audience following the presentation.  Delbert Clavette, age 100, of Richfield, passed away Dec. 21, 2017. Del was born in Laona on March 21, 1917 to James and Alma (nee Klein) Clavette of Soperton. He attended Wabeno High School and graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1939.
He served in the 32nd Division of the Army during World War II in the Pacific, where he once met Gen. Douglas McArthur. In 1947 he married Jean Marie Gentz of Laona. They lived at Bark Lake, Hubertus, where they raised eight children. Del worked as a travelling auditor for PPG Industries to support his family, where some of his favorite destinations included New Orleans, Death Valley and Butte, Montana. After his retirement, he was active in The Richfield Lions Club, serving as its secretary from 1983-2001. Del was preceded in death by his wife Jean and eldest son Daniel (Yolanda, Karen and Jean). |
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