June 9 2016 Wilmont Shopper (Click Here)

June 9, 2016
Published every other week
www.wilmontshopper.com
Church Schedules-
Asparagus for Sale - $2 / lb. Please call
or text Shari at 507-220-5668
Catholic
St. Kilian-Sat. 7 p.m.
See information about
June 26
Lismore– Sat. 5 p.m.
OLGC-Wilmont–
Sun. 8:30 a.m.
St. Adrian-Sun. 10:30
a.m.
St. Columba, IonaSunday 10 am—MarchJune
Church of the Brethren
3 East, 1 South, Reading
9:30 Sunday School
10:30 Services
Immanuel Lutheran
Pfingsten-rural Fulda
Service at 9:30 am, Sunday School to follow
Presbyterian
Lismore Sunday Service—9 a.m.
Sunday School—10 a.m.
Reading—
Sunday Service-10:30 a.m
Sunday School-9:30 a.m.
Iona—
Sunday Service 9 a.m.
2nd & 4th Sunday-Adult
Bible Study & Sunday
School Following Service
Is Anyone interested having a
Rummage Sale in Wilmont on July 16
Happy Summer to all!
& 17th? Jaelle Solt is putting together
a list—give her a call at 360 2753 or
Larry Lange is still at the Wilmont Saloon No. 7 and has not email [email protected]
left or moved to Brandon. He is here to stay to make his
world famous onion rings that everyone loves so
much! There has been a lot of confusion and so I thought I
would just clear that up for those of you have asked. He is
still working and cooking every night Tuesday through
Saturday night. He is not moving to Brandon and has chosen
to stay in Wilmont!!
Thank you to all that have been asking and calling. We are
still open for dinner every night after 5:00 Tuesday through
Saturday. Unfortunately, we had to close for the noon hour
until we can find a day time cook! If anyone is interested,
please let me know.
PRC Wind Open House
Tuesday June 21st
4-7 pm
101—Fourth Street
Wilmont
see advertisement on page 5
Friday, June 10th
Lismore Booster Club will sponsor the
first outdoor movie of the year.
There are a lot of upcoming weddings, events at the VFW
and we are always here for your off sale or on sale liquor
during those events!!
Bring your own lawn chair or blanket.
Don’t forget about our summer malts, chocolate, butterscotch
or vanilla!!
Have a great summer everyone and
enjoy this wonderful warm weather!!
Open House Bridal Shower
honoring Alexis Chin
Bride-to-be of Andrew Kremer, son of Jim and Roxanne,
to be held at the Wilmont Community Center
July 9, 2016 at 10:00 AM
Alexis and Andrew are registered at Target, Wilmont
Hardware, and Bed Bath & Beyond
Please bring a copy of your favorite recipe for the couple!
(Recipe cards will also be available the day of)
Open House Bridal Shower
honoring Kristina Schettler (daughter of Jim and Sandy Schettler)
bride-to- be of Thomas Spartz (son of Rod and Alice Spartz)
will be held on Saturday, June 25, 2016, at 9:30 AM in
OLGC’s church basement Wilmont, MN.
Kristi and Tom are registered at Target and The Hut.
Please bring a favorite recipe to share with the couple.
Community Hog Roast / Flag Day
Tuesday, June 14th from 5:30 pm
to 7 pm the VFW will have a
Community Hog Roast in
appreciation to all the carpenters
who worked to Raise The Roof on
our VFW Post Home in March.
Menu is roast hog, baked beans
(Merle’s specialty), potato salad
and bars or cookies. All are invited
to join us and a free will donation
is welcomed. As June 14th is also
Flag Day, we will have a
decommissioning of all worn flags
that you can bring that evening or
have given us since Flag Day last
year. We hope to see our
community at the appreciation.
VFW Post 2603 Wilmont.
The Lismore Legion Hall is available for rental to the
area for graduations, showers, anniversaries etc.
Please call the Lismore Bank for rental information
and to set up a date.
Do you need a location for a family or community event?
Check out the Wilmont Community Center. Call the City
Clerk at 507-926-5235 to check available dates!
Fresh Eggs from outdoor chickens
Free delivery in Wilmont
$2.00 / dozen
Beau & Brody Loosbrock
360-2619
Lismore Senior Citizens
Meet Thursdays 1 p.m.
Cards to follow
Lismore Fire Hall
Wanted—Used engine oil for shop heater.
Will take small amounts or larger amounts.—
can pump larger amounts. Call 507-3171387— Could drop off in Wilmont if you
want—call for location
For Sale: AMANDA Porcelain Collectible Doll –
Mint condition with box—includes certificate of
authenticity - Wyndham Lane collectible doll with
handpainted porcelain face, hands, feet, lace
trimmed bonnet, matching apron, floral bouquet
and hand tied shoes. Call 507-360-3557 and
leave a message and will call you back
ALSO for Sale: Custom made oak gun cabinet,
5’ high and 3’ wide made to fit in a corner Call
360-3557
Reading Bingo—
Bingo—Tuesdays @ 7:00
Check out the new prizes!
Support your local activities or try something new!
Work wanted:
Machine quilting for hire Also baby quilts
ready made or made to order.
Call Judy Cowan
507507-926926-0072
Do you have left over aluminum cans? The Reading Community Center has a can crib for those. Donations are used to
support the Community Center throughout the year.
St. Mary's School in Worthington is looking to fill two elementary
teaching positions for the upcoming 2016-2017 school year.
Please send your resume and 3 letters of recommendation to
[email protected]. Position is open until filled.
HELP WANTED:
Loosbrock Digging Service, Inc. is looking for a shop laborer to assist in miscellaneous shop work and lawn care
including mowing and gardening. Starting wage is $15.00/
hr. Please call 507-472-8448 for more information and
instructions on how to apply.
I am looking to meet and hire a caring, respectful, and reliable
person who would appreciate an enjoyable and stress
free employment opportunity as my Personal Care Assistant!
This position is located in a comfortable, clean, smoke free home
environment.
Hourly wage will start at $15-18 DOE. You would work 28 to 32 per
week with paid time off.
Please contact me by email at [email protected].
From the Wilmont City Council:
A matter of discussion at the last couple of council meetings has
been the future of Butts Probst Field. As we no longer have the
Wilmont Cardinal baseball team, the cost of upkeep of the area has
to be determined. The council is asking for your opinion at the next
council meeting, June 14th @ 7PM.
As storage sheds are getting more popular, a reminder from the
council is that they still require permit approval from the city council
before they are brought in. This includes so called portable and
permanent.
We are reminding all city residents that the mowing of your grass
clippings into the streets is NOT allowed. This causes the storm
drains to back up when it rains.
PLEASE DON’T mow clippings into the streets.
Plans are underway for Old Home Day, which will be held on
Saturday, August 6th. The Lismore Booster Club plans to go back
to a fun packed day of family games, food & drink, beanbag
tournament and street dance.
To volunteer, please contact President Brandon Diekmann, Lisa
Diekmann or Jennifer Rahe. The first outdoor movie of the
summer is scheduled for Friday, June 10th.
Meg and Morgan Sauer of rural Lismore (daughters of
Barry & Kerry) returned from Italy after a religious history
trip with Bethany Lutheran College. They traveled to
Rome, Florence, Pompei , Venice, and Pisa as they studied
"They Way of the Martyrs"
Thank you.
Beth Spartz, Tom Spartz, Mary Kleinjan, Kurt Spartz and his family,
Keith Spartz and his family, Kristi (Spartz) Austin and her family
traveled to Bozeman, MT last weekend to celebrate CARTER T.
SMITH'S high school graduation. (Kim (Spartz) Smith & Dale's son)
Carter is an official graduate of Bozeman High School. He has no
immediate plans thus far, pursuing work. However, he has
mentioned perhaps something in the welding field.
CONGRATULATIONS CARTER T. SMITH. Job well done!!!
If you run short of seed beans, I have two group 2 Legend Seed varieties that have done very well in this area,
available on a limited supply for $50.00 a unit. Call Gary
Sieve 507-360-8276
Dylan Johnson, son of Patty & Mike Buysse of Lismore will
be at home until the end of July at which time he will attend
the Northwestern Railroad Institute in Vancouver, WA. Dylan
has spent the past four years in the US Marines, most
recently stationed in Hawaii. Thank you for your service
Dylan!
Flory Loosbrock of Lismore is recuperating at his home following knee
surgery last week.
Thank you to our neighbors, friends and family who
joined us in person or in spirit to remember and
celebrate the life of Sylvia Hoffman. Your words of
comfort, stories and prayers are wonderful
acknowledgement of the caring community Sylvia
loved.
Stan Hoffman and family
Lucky winners at the Lismore CDA hotdish & salad luncheon
on Wednesday were: Ken Leinen–Solar garden
statute, Cindy Bullerman-MJ Healing Hands massage, and
Reese Henning-Solar garden stake. Many area residents,
along with several ladies from The Meadows in Worthington
enjoyed the outing under the supervision of Activities
Director, Cheryl Dinsmore.
Congratulatios to Father Beerman on his 20th anniversary to
the Priesthood on June 18th. There will be rootbeer floats
after the St. Kilian mass on the 18th. On Sunday, June 19th,
the 4th Degree KC's will be at the Wilmont 8:30 ammass.
After mass Catholic Daughters are hosting coffee and rolls.
There will be a basket for cards for Fr. Beerman.
Wilmont VFW post has teamed up with the DAV (Disabled
American Veterans) and have placed a clothing drop-off box
next to Wilmont Hardware and by Ace Hardware in
Worthington and in Rushmore
Everyone’s donations and help is greatly appreciated!
Donations help support our local VFW Post!
Congratulations on the birth of August James Blasius,
born May 26th to Wayon & Morgan Blasius of Aurora
SD, weighing in at 7 pounds 3 ounces, and 20 1/4 inches
long. Grandparents include Brad & Brenda Lynn of rural
Lismore and Wade & the late Lezlie Blasius. Greatgrandparents include Bob & Jeannette Lynn and Vera
Wick.
Benefit for Mark Tiesler
A fundraising benefit is planned for Mark Tiesler who has been
encountering medical problems on Saturday June 11th at the
Adrian Upper Park from 1-6 pm. There will be a live auction at 4
pm, raffles and games along with a silent auction from 1-5:30
pm. Food will be served. An account has also been set up at
Adrian State Bank for Mark Tiesler Charitable Donation. Mark
worked in the Wilmont area in ag sales a few years ago. A
Caring Bridge web site has been set up.
Roxanne Kremer of Wilmont was the recipient of the Minnesota VFW Teacher of
the Year. She teaches kindergarten at Worthington District 518. She was presented a certificate at the Memorial Day Services in Wilmont and will be awarded
at the state convention later in June. Pictured are Merle Rabenberg, Roxanne
Kremer and Carolyn Penning.
Are You Coming?
Where: Wilmont VFW
What: Remembering Great Times
When: Saturday July 23 2016
Noon to whenever
Why: Because you want to see everyone
else that has ever called Wilmont their
“hometown!”
This will be a great opportunity for all the “kids” from Wilmont and the area to have a day to remember the fabulous
times that we all had growing up here. This is for anyone
that ever lived in or around Wilmont & for ages 1-100+. Plans
are for a potluck at noon, so there is no cost for a catered
dinner. The rest of the day is for renewing friendships. We
will take care of the details and the coffee pot will be on all
afternoon.
Mark Your calendars for July 23
EVERYONE IS WELCOME
Facebook event page called “Wilmont Reunite” to follow and post on to let everyone know if they will be
coming and also to share with friends
Thanks to Nancy Vaske & Audrey Brake for spearheading this
event
Thank You to our relatives and friends for the cards and
greetings we received for our 60th Wedding Anniversary. Also
thanks to Fr. Beerman for the special blessing.
Richard & Carol Balster
Contemplating an auction—give me a call
Nate Ebbers and I are working together—Nate’s # 507-360-8382
Farm land, farm machinery or household—we do it all.
Jensen Management Service Inc.
111 N Cedar PO Box 836, Luverne, MN
507-283-2391
Website: jmsi.net
William (Bill) Weber, Broker 507-220-4803
William (Bill) Korth, Salesperson 507-227-4958
Tammy Makram, Salesperson 507-227-7010
Korth Auction Service
710 N Oakley, Luverne, MN 56156
507-227-4958
Bill Korth, Auctioneer, Lic. #67-75
www.korthauction.com
Check Out the Rest Then Go with The Best!
Now is a good time to consider selling your farm land—
for a free consultation call Bill Korth at 507-227-4958
What does the Wilmont Booster Club do? Meetings first
Wednesday of every month at 5:30 pm at the Wilmont
Community Center. Everyone is welcome to come with your
ideas! No dues—just enthusiasm for Wilmont and the area.
We sponsor swimming lessons for kids, community celebrations,
Santa Claus Day and community get-togethers and more! Mark
your calendars for the meetings! July 6 at 5:30 pm at the
Wilmont Community Center
Calling all card players! The Lismore Senior
Citizens would like to invited interested card players to
join them every Thursday afternoon at 1:30 at the
Lismore Fire Hall. Come and enjoy an afternoon of
fellowship and Pinochle or 500.
Coffee Resumes in Lismore with the closing of The Lismore Bar & Grill.
Coffee 6 –10 am Monday-Saturday
Sunday starting at 8 am
Vehicle & Tire Repairs also!
The next Wilmont Shopper is scheduled for Thursday June
23rd. I would appreciate information by Tuesday June 21st
by 5 p.m. to [email protected] or call evenings
472-8412 or mail to 19503 160th St. Wilmont 56185
If you submit something, please look to make sure I have it
included.
Judy Christians
Thanks!!
Relay for Life of Nobles County is collecting donations for a
silent auction during this year's Relay, June 24, at the Nobles
County Fairgrounds in Worthington. Donations from
businesses and individuals are welcome, and can include gift
certificates, merchandise or a homemade gift. If you have
something you would like to donate, please contact Julie at
329-5139 or email [email protected].
Lismore Cooperative Telephone Co. is happy to
announce a new high speed wireless internet service
is up and running in the Iona. Magnolia, Ellsworth,
Adrian and surrounding areas along with the
Wilmont area. We will be providing Residential and
Business data packages with no contracts and a low
monthly fee of $47.95 for 5MG download, $67.95 for
10MG download.
Please call for details 507-472-8748
Thank you all for helping me to celebrate our upcoming wedding. It
means a lot to have all or your support and encouragement. Thank
you for the generous gifts and taking time out of your busy schedule
to celebrate our upcoming wedding. My bridal shower was a
beautiful day filled with joy and happiness. Thank you all again.”
Kelsey Heppler and Jake Diekmann
The Legion Hall was “bursting at the seams” again when
local folks, out-of-towners, and many former residents of
Lismore gathered on Memorial Day to remember those who
have died for our freedom. The Auxiliary, American Legion,
and Sons of the American Legion (SAL) had another wellplanned program, which included a speech by Noah Roerig,
(grandson of Marv & Ruth Lorang) titled “Was it Worth It”
and prayers led by Pastor Tom Voigt. Mark Loosbrock sang
”Memorial Hallelujah” and Ruth Lorang read the poem
“Remembering," which was originally written by Kay Cox of
Adrian. Brent Feikema and Avis Stoffel read a long list of
deceased veterans from our area and gave special
recognition to the recently deceased veterans, namely: Don
Hendel, Gilbert Metz and Chad Sachen. Dean Knips quietly
accompanied them on the piano. Darwin Veld announced
the names of the scholarship recipients: Collin Kemper, son
of Chris & Mindy; Marissa Veld, daughter of Troy & Cindy of
Lismore; Olivia Weidert, daughter of Jim & Kris; and Nick
Lorang, son of Mark & Janine. The American Legion Post
#636, S.A.L., Auxiliary, Buck & Rita Krogman family, Earl &
Joyce Erdman family, and the Clair & Dorothy Springman
family fund those scholarships. Frank Kemper, President of
the SAL, presented a check to the Legion for $2,500. After
visiting all three cemeteries with taps being played by Nick
Lorang, a potluck dinner was served. It was a wonderful
day to remember and honor those who died for our
Years Ago-Written by Audrey Brake—Thanks!!
May, 1914
Wilmont
James Phillips finished his term of school in the Frank
Balster district this Friday.
Ernest Boots, section 27, has recently planted some 300
trees. He will have in a few years a large, well laid out
grove.
The big addition which Larkin Township trustee, Jake Bach,
sect. 4, has built to his house, gives his home a 75 per cent
better appearance. Jake is a No. 1 carpenter himself.
Messrs. And Mesdames William Bruns, John Lebens and
Mrs. Adam Balk, of Wilmont and the families of Hy. Lenz,
Conrad Theis and Hy. Vaske were Sunday’s excellently
treated guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz Balk.
Our two trustees, Mike Hendel and Hy. Slater, called on
their colleague, Jake Bach, last Sunday, to tell one another
beautiful stories about what happens in dry towns and to
take the proper steps to put the Adrian-Lismore and
Rushmore-Wilmont roads in excellent order. You know
why?
Those three newly married young men, Joe Fath, sect. 5,
Louis Fritz, sect. 4, and Joe Henning, sect 9, are most
laudably vying with one another in the exact cultivation of
their land. If good luck stays with them, they will in a few
years be able to buy the places they are now
tenanting. Hope you will, boys.
The thunder storm we had last Sunday night was
accompanied by a violent wind that tore and wrecked many
buildings. On the Conrad Theis place it blew down a new
hog house and bouleversed everything that it touched. In
many other places the traces of its fury could be seen
Monday morning.
Mrs. John Moser wrote her husband that she arrived
safely at Bergen, Norway. She was ten days between
heaven and water. Over 500 Norwegians were on the same
ship with her.
Frank Kizer recently purchased the old Geisel half section
in Bloom Township.
Mrs. F. A. Haselman was confined to her home several
days the first of the week with an attack of rheumatism.
Miss Anna Teitenberg returned Saturday from Westbrook,
where she had completed a successful term of school.
Miss Lillian Teitenberg finished a successful term of school
south of Rushmore Friday and returned home Saturday.
Miss Carrie Teitenberg, who has been teaching the Tilton
school in Bloom Township, returned home Saturday. She
finished a very successful term in that district Friday.
William Weick was passing the Havanas around to his
friends Friday morning and informing them that the stork
had left a 10-pound girl at his home Thursday evening, May
7.
Lismore
Saturday evening the stork visited at the P. H. Sommerfield
home and left a nine-pound girl.
John Meyer purchased the southeast quarter of section
14, Leota Township, of E. A. Brown, of Luverne.
At the meeting of the I.O.O.F. Lodge Ned Smith was chosen as a
delegate to attend the grand lodge at Northfield in June.
William Weineke brought in a hog Monday which he sold to the
Farmers Elevator that weighed 620 pounds and he received a check for
$54.41.
William Lux, of Minnesota lake, arrived Wednesday and will take
charge of the C. L. Colman Lumber yards to fill J. J Weitzel’s place, who
resigned some time ago.
The Erpeldings and the Leguils last week had telephones installed in
their homes. They may now get the news fresh from the source.
Two of the Henry Fisher, sect. 24, daughters drove to Lismore last
Friday, and incidently called on their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Rust.
Born Monday of last week to Mr. and Mrs. K. Erickson, of Lismore
Township, an angelic baby daughter. Mrs. Erickson was formerly Ida
Brandt of Larkin Township. Her old school comrades wish her and her
first born babe a long and happy life.
The engine for the electric light plant arrived Thursday.
Saturday J. N. Didier sold his 200-acre farm in Larkin Township to
Henry Kern for $135 per acre, and in turn Didier bought the Kern 120acre farm at $125 per acre.
Wednesday $. N. Hensen sold his dray line to Mr. Winters, of near
Adrian. He will take possession Monday morning. Mr. Hensen has been
in the business at Lismore for about 10 years during which time he has
enjoyed a fine business.
About a dozen friends were entertained at the G. Knips home last
Sunday afternoon in honor of Mr. and Mrs. William Boettcher, who
expect to leave for a four months’ visit with friends and relatives in
Germany the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Boettcher will stop with
friends in Chicago for a week enroute to New York. They will sail from
New York on the 24th of this month.
St. Kilian
Contractor Willliam Bruns and his nine men have this week started to
erect for the Klenke Bros., section 24, house, barn, corn crib, granary,
hog house and such other structures as beautify a homestead.
Mrs. H. Pass and children, Henry and Lizzie, went to Lismore Saturday,
where they visited at the home of Mrs. William Lenz until Monday. Mrs.
Pass and Mrs. Lenz are twin sisters and Saturday, the 9th, they
celebrated the 33rd birthday.
Tidbits
The citizens of the United States spent, last year, $2,000,000,000 for
alcoholic drinks; $800,000,000 for jewelry; $50,000,000
for automobiles; $200,000,000 for candy; $20,000,000 for hats;
$100,000,000 for coffee and tea; $120,000,000 for soft drinks;
$13,000,000 for chewing gum; $250,000,000 for church buildings;
$8,000,000 for medicines; and $12,000,000 for foreign missions. From
this resume, the reader may draw his own conclusions.
Wilmont Senior Citizens
at Wilmont Community Center
Women’s Exercise Class
9 AM every Monday and Wednesday
Men’s Pool
1 PM on Monday, Wednesday, Friday
1st Monday each month
Cards and Pool at 1 PM
2nd Monday each month
Noon lunch at Wilmont Saloon #7
(call for reservation)
followed by Cards and Pool
at Wilmont Community Center
Quarterly Meeting held on 2nd Monday at 1 PM
in January, April, July and October
followed by Cards and Pool
Photo From the Past
The photo this week is taken in front of Balster Electric.
Standing l-r are ?, Larry Balster, Joe Balster, Virgil Balster.
Does anyone know who the man on the left is? Email me at
[email protected] or call 507-472-8267
AL’S PLUMBING, HEATING &
APPLIANCES
Jasper Soy Processors LLC
Dennis Bertrand Sales Manager
Cell—507-476-3105
[email protected]
Custom soybean meal & Soy Oil
Commodities
Premixes-Dairy, Beef, Swine, Sheep
Forage Inoculants
Milk Replacer and Calf Products
Feed Rations
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Factory Authorized Whirlpool Appliance Service
Gibson Appliance Service
Aqua Pure R/O Systems
Gould’s Pumps
Ritchie Fountains
Frakes Water Softeners
• Authorized Rheem Dealer
Al Fuerstenberg, Wilmont
Phone: 926926-5901 Home Phone: 926926-5918
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Lyle Schlichte, formerly of Wilmont, age 87, died on Friday,
June 3, 2016, at the Crossroads Care Center in Worthington,
MN. Memorial services will be at a later date in July. In lieu of
flowers, memorials are preferred
Heritage Hunt
Does anyone have pictures and/or programs I could copy
of OLGC proms and graduations? Also, would like family
photos for the Heritage Room family album. Contact
Audrey at [email protected]
Fishing Opener is here! Get
your license & gear at
Wilmont Hardware
Call 926926-5905
Your Full Service Hardware Store
Timeless Baking
www.timelessbaking.com
507-360-8738
Worthington, MN
Visit this web site to see the delicious baking
available from Trinka (Fuerstenberg) Schei!
Trinka is a native of Wilmont!
If the door is locked,
Deb is volunteering with the Wilmont Fire Department
Wilmont Hardware has everything you need
including gifts, cards, fishing & hunting gear,
hunting licenses, dog & cat food,
Tools of every kind, paint, shovels,
lawn care items and more!
Do you need a sump pump? Wilmont Hardware has
a great selection!
Bone Builders every Tuesday & Thursday at 9 a.m. at the
Reading Community Center.
Wilmont Garden Club
PLEASE JOIN US FOR SOME GARDENING FUN
IT'S OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
MEETINGS ARE THIRD MONDAY OF EACH MONTH AT
7:00 PM AT THE WILMONT COMMUNITY CENTER
WE HAVE A GREAT TIME COME AND JOIN US!!!!
Any questions call 507-360-6631
Pritchett Netwrap for Sale
One of the heaviest netwraps on the market.
Reasonably priced.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
48 & 51” x 9840’
64 & 67” x 7000’
64 & 67” x 8000’
Hay Max hay preservitive
Agri Seal bale film
Cy Eisele 507-360-0251
Check out the Facebook Page for 10 Cats Sewing - a local
business started by Kim Hannan (formerly from Lismore,
but now from rural Adrian) Her email address is
[email protected]. She likes to repurpose old
clothing into new items and much more!!! Kim now has
an Etsy store set up—10CatsSewing!
JIM at 507-360-0322
Wilmont Baseball/T-Ball
June 14 Little League will start ages 7 and older at the
Hilltop park in Wilmont starting at 7:00pm
June 16 T-Ball will start ages 3-6 at the Hilltop park
starting at 7:00pm
Anyone is welcome to come and watch! If anyone needs
more information or needs to sign their child up yet,
please contact Melanie Penning on my cell #507-3700406. We also have a Facebook page called Wilmont
Little League if they want to check out for more
information.
Stop in the Heritage Room in the Wilmont Community
Center.
You can view various memorabilia which includes:
10 years of Wilmont newspapers,
scrapbooks
platbooks
2 display cabinets of past advertising
business promotional gifts
Various picture albums
Centennial quilt
Wanted: 4 x 6 family pictures of Wilmont area families
for the family picture album & pictures of
anything pertaining to Wilmont and this area.
I will make copies and get originals back.
If anyone has any items they would like to donate to the
Heritage Room, call 472-8267 or drop it off at the
Wilmont City office or in the Heritage Room. Audrey
June 10-Lismore Outdoor Movie Night
June 11-Benefit for Mark Tiesler, 1-6 pm, Adrian Upper Park
Lismore City Web sitewww.lismore.govoffice2.com
June 14-VFW Appreciation Supper and Flag Burning Ceremony, 5:30-7 pm, Wilmont VFW
June 14-Wilmont City Council Meeting, 7 pm, discussing Butts Probst Field
June 14, 21, 28, July 5, 12—Little League Starts, ages 7 and older, Wilmont Hilltop park, 7 pm
Lismore American Legion web site
www.lismorepost636.com
June 16, 23, 30, July 7, 14-T-Ball for ages 3-6, Wilmont Hilltop Park-7 pm
June 18-Open House Graduation Celebration for Abby Kremer, 6-9 pm, 301 7th St, Wilmont
June 18-Father Beerman’s 20th Anniversary of Priesthood, rootbeer floats after St. Kilian mass, rolls
on June 19 after OLGC mass
June 14 Little League will start ages 7 and older
at the Hilltop park in Wilmont starting at 7:00
pm
June 21-PRC Wind Open House, 4-7 pm, 101 Fourth Ave, Wilmont—refreshments, snacks, giveaways
June 24-Relay for Life
June 25-Open House Bridal Shower for Kristina Schettler, bride to be of Thomas Spartz, 9:30 am,
OLGC Church basement, Wilmont
June 26-St Kilian Gather 4 Faith Celebration, 1 pm mass, activities follow
June 28-Nobles County Golf Outing
July 9-Open House Bridal Shower for Alexis Chin, bride to be of Andrew Kremer, 10 am, Wilmont
Community Center
July 16-17 Wilmont Community Rummage Sales
July 23-Kids of Wilmont and local area Gathering, 12 noon, Wilmont VFW
August 6-3rd Annual Tractor Cruise, starting at 9:30 am
August 6-Old Home Day at Lismore
August 27-St Ann’s Rummage Sale, 9:30 am-3 pm
June 16 T-Ball will start ages 3-6 at the park
starting at 7:00 pm
Anyone is welcome to come and watch! If anyone needs more information or needs to sign
their child up yet, please contact Melanie Penning on my cell #507-370-0406. We also have a
Facebook page called Wilmont Little League if
they want to check out for more information.