Document 6599610
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Document 6599610
Pickett “A oneone-stop community center for all ages.” Visit us on the web at pickettcommunitycenter.com & like our face book page! November 2014 Volume , Issue Upcoming Events: Country Breakfast Sun., Nov. 9 9 -Noon Scrap booking Sat., Nov 15 8am-3pm Thanksgiving Dinner Thurs. Nov 20 Entertainment at 10:45 Dinner 11:30 Board of Directors Officers: President: Herman Berndt Vice President: Al Reilly Treasurer : Carol Beck Secretary : Sharon Oliver Members: Wanda Kettlewell Elaine Welk Aimee Henning Donna Harris Connie Wahoske Jody Zahn STAFF: Kitchen Manager: Gary Davies Cook: Kathy Dodge Substitute: Lucy Schroeder Director: Paula Brewer Kitchen Volunteer: Bill Robl P i c k et t C o m m u ni t y C e n t e r 6 6 8 7 S t at e Hw y 4 4 PO Box 336 P i c k et t , WI 5 4 9 64 9 2 0 . 5 8 9 . 61 1 1 Among the Many Things We Give Thanks For Are Loyal Friends Like You Who Have Helped Make This Year A Success For the Pickett Community Center. Please Join us on Thursday, November 20, 2014 for our annual Thanksgiving Dinner. Entertainment will be starting at 10:45 with the Ripon High School Jazz Ensemble. Dinner will be at 11:30 and consist of roast turkey, mashed potatoes, dressing, green bean casserole and of course pumpkin pie! Please RSVP by Tuesday, November 18th so that our staff has adequate amount of prep time. Hope to See you Here! 589-6111. Suggested Donation for dinner - $3.75 2014- 15 Country Breakfast Schedule November 9th.....................Horse Club December 14th...................Pickett Lion’s Club January 11th ......................JPF Board of Directors Serving: 9am - Noon $7.00 All You Can Eat Buffet Style with Scrambled Eggs, Bacon, Sausage, Pancakes, Cheesy Potatoes, Sausage & Biscuits, Toast, Fruit, Milk and Juice! Prices: Adults 12 years and up: $7.00. Pickett Community News Page 2 PICKETT HORSE CLUB October 6th 2014 meeting was called to order by President Les Achterberg with the Pledge of Allegiance. As mentioned in last months news letter that The Pickett Horse Club is planning a trip to The Dancing Horses Theater in Delavan, WI. The date is November 15th. We will be leaving the Pickett Community Center at 9:00am Sharp. The cost is $52.50 per adult and $42.50 per child 12 years and younger. Included with this cost is the Dancing Horses show, Exotic Bird Show, back stage pass to meet the trainers and the horses and motor coach. If interested please contact Les Achterberg @ 920.748.3230 or Sharon Oliver @ 920.589.2794 as there are seats still available. This is a show not to miss!!! Food is available for purchase at the concession area at the theatre. Hot dogs, hamburgers, steak sandwich, pizza and chips plus more. Beverages are also available for purchase such as beer, wine, soda and water. Mark your calendars to come and join The Pickett Horse Club on Sunday November 9th 2014 as we are the “Hosts” for the Pickett Community Country Breakfast. We begin serving at 9 am until noon. Help the Pickett Horse Club have a successful attendance and set a high bar for the rest of the organizations to try and beat through out the upcoming year. It’s all in good fun and a great way to rub elbows with your neighbors. We’ll see you there! Our Next meeting will be held right after the country breakfast on November 9th 2014 and 1 pm. Our November birthdays will include Bob Silloway on the 4th and Jim Crook on the 8th Happy Birthday to you both! Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Reporter, June Achterberg PICKETT LIONS CLUB The Latest from the Lions Lomira Auction was on Sat., Oct. 11. Steve P. was in charge of organizing the event. Lions Zone Meeting was Oct. 22 at Lions’ Park in Van Dyne. Cocktails at 6 pm and dinner at 7. Lions District Conference will be held Nov. 14 and 15 at the Oshkosh Convention Center. Deer Hides will again be collected this year, with drop-off at Jaspers. Money raised supports the Lions Camp. Rev. Judd Krohn Other News Fall picnic was held at the October 6 meeting. Many thanks to Bruce and Patty Peppler for all the planning and cooking! Honey Sales for the year have raised $1570. Highway Clean-Up will be rescheduled, due to weather the morning of the 18th. Next membership meeting will be November 3rd Rev. Jud Krohn 589-2128 929 Woodside Ave Ripon WI 920-748-4804 Volume , Issue Page 3 News from the Town Utica Oshkosh, WI 54904 Website: townofutica.org A) Town Board Meeting - November 10 , 2014; 7;30pm at the Utica Town Hall B) Public Budget Hearing/Town Electors’ Meeting - November 17, 204; 7:30pm at the Utica Town Hall C) 2014 Election Date 0 General November 4, 2014 - the law changed again and as of now, photo ID is Not needed at this election. PICKETT 4-H No News this month. The club however, is looking for new members. Our next mee ng is October 26th at 4:30pm. If interested in joining 4-H please contact Lucy Schroeder 920-589-3600 or Tammy Kain 920-5896054. Open Scrap Booking TODD D. GOHEEN & MELLISA S. WIPIJEWSKI WHEN: Sat. November 15th TIME: anytime between 8-3:00 WHERE: Pickett Community Ctr COST: $8.00 - Lunch Included Funeral Directors Call: Wanda - 385-0033 for reservation Come enjoy a day to yourself! 6510 State Rd 44 Pickett, WI 920 – 589 – 3100 Tuesday: Spaghetti & Chicken Alfredo Wednesday: Tenderloin Steak Sandwich & 2 or 4 piece Chicken w/ Wedges Thursday Taco Night Friday: Fish Fry 11am -10pm Saturday: Ribeye Steak Dinner 4 – 10pm Sunday: All Day 4pc. Chicken Dinner w/ mashed potatoes & gravy $8.95 Happy Hour Mon – Thurs 3 – 6pm Pickett Community News Page 4 Pickett Community Center Rental Fees Shelter and Grounds................................................................$150.00 Senior Room (SR) ................................................................. $25.00 Dining Room/Kitchen (DR / K) ............................................... $50.00 Dining Room/Kitchen/and Senior Room (pkg) ................................................................ $65.00 Shelter (S) ............................................................................. $40.00 Deposit for Groups >100 or Serving Liquor ......................... $100.00 1 2 Deposits for Group<100 ........................................................ $50.00 HAPPY BIRTHDAY! 1 – Elaine Welk 2 – Lyndon Lynch – Betty Smith 4 – Bob Silloway 5 – Jean Zeto – Lloyd Ott 6 – Eldon Ellsworth 9 – Bev Ruedinger 13 – Roy Schreiber 14 – Barbara Rank – Jim Welk – William Albrecht – Ruth Schaak 19 – Andrew DiSanza 20 – Art Averhart 21 – Ida Hetzel 26 – Jacquine Nonweiler 29 – Esther Steafmann 3 5 3162 County Road FF Omro, WI 54963 Sherry Allen 4 Fire Fighters Dan Hinz and Ed Hunter visited the morning 4K program to teach the children about fire safety. In the photos above show firefighter Dan getting his fire gear on. The photo to the left he is demonstrating how a firefighter would crawl through a burning building, looking to rescue someone. More photos on page 6. You may not be able to stuff an alpaca in the sock…but your feet will fit just fine and stay comfy warm! Call or email for a visit to see all our alpaca & alpaca products. Or visit us at the Oshkosh Farmers Market the 1st and 3rd Saturdays at Merrill School. Volume , Issue Page 5 November 2014 Please call for your reservation 24 hours before the meal or at the very latest by 7:00 a.m. of the same day. All meals will be served at 11:30 a.m. Menus are subject to change without notice, depending on food availability. NOTE: Milk, Bread & Butter is provided with every meal. 589-6111. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sat/Sun 3 4 5 6 7 8/9 Tator Tot Casserole Peas & Carrots Tropical Fruit Pumpkin Bar 10 Baked Ham Sweet Potatoes Green beans Apple Juice Chocolate Pudding 17 Chicken Stir Fry Rice Pilaf Stir Fry Veggies Mandarin Oranges Coolies 24 Stuffed Baked Potato w/ Chicken & Broccoli Glazed Carrots Pineapple Vanilla Pudding Chicken Supreme (Mushroom Brown Sauce) Broccoli & Cauliflower Au Gratin Potatoes Pineapple & Oranges Carrot Cake 11 Cheeseburger Potato Salad Baked Beans Orange Cookies 18 Beef Stew over Biscuit Peas & Corn Peaches Vanilla Pudding 25 Liver & Onions Baked Potato Peas Fruit Cocktail Broken Glass Jell-O Sweet N Sour Pork Rice Pilaf Stir Fry Veggies Fruited Jell-O Almond Sugar Cookies Beef Tips Mashed Potatoes Glazed Carrots 5 Cup Salad Pretzel Bars Baked Haddock Oven Brown Potatoes Green Beans Cole Slaw Ice Cream 12 13 Turkey Ala King Biscuit Buttered Carrots Pears Lemon Poppy Seed Cake Roast Pork ala Robert Mashed Potatoes California Blend Veggies Pineapple Toffee Bars 19 20 21 Ham & Cheese Sandwich Tomato / Basil Soup Pasta Salad Banana Cookies Thanksgiving Dinner Cheddar Salisbury Steak Potato O’Brien Green Beans Seasonal Fruit Ice Cream 26 Ham Loaf Au Gratin Potatoes Braised Cabbage Tropical Fruit Rice Krispie Treat Roast Turkey Mashed Potatoes Dressing Cranberry Jell-O Green Bean Casserole Pumpkin Pie 27 THANKSGIVING DAY CLOSED 14 15/16 Honey Baked Chicken Sage Dressing Squash Apple Sauce Chocolate Cake 28 Chili with Noodles Saltines Pears Corn Bread Cheese Cake Bars 22/23 29/30 Pickett Community News Page 6 Pickett Community Center The photos above are the firefighters showing the children the many tools the fire truck carries and that the firemen need to use in fighting fires or assisting in accidents. Now offering Free Coffee & Bakery Items Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursdays 6-9am Come enjoy a cup java and visit with your neighbors! Tuesdays & Thurs. - 333 Blackburn St. Ripon, WI 54971 (920) 748-3161 Volume , Issue Page 7 WORD SEARCH Find and circle all of the THANKSGIVING words that are hidden in the grid. Turn in your completed word search by the 15th of the month for a chance to win a $3 prize OR free lunch. Word search winner for September is Marge Zwolski of Ripon. Please call to make arrangements to collect your prize. 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