September 2015

Tue
01
Sep

Belleville Volleyball Defeats Poynette and Princeton in Home Tournament

Belleville hosted the Belleville invitational on Saturday, Aug. 29, throughout the entire day.
In the morning, the Wildcats faced off against Princeton first, losing 20-25 and 21-25.
In their second matchup, they lost to Oregon, 19-25 and 17-25.
Finally in their third matchup in the morning, Belleville lost to Evansville, 12-25 and 15-25.
“While the Belleville varsity team did not win any sets in the morning pool play, they were able to come back and defeat both Poynette and Princeton in their afternoon matches,” stated Head Coach Jill Haag.

Tue
01
Sep

NG-M Loses to Redbirds on the Road, 30-13

The New Glarus-Monticello football team lost to Darlington on the road, 30-13.
The Knights only scored in the second and fourth quarters.
NG-M had 329 yards rushing on 41 carries, with neither team having any passing yards; the Knights fumbled the ball three times and had one interception while the Redbirds had only two fumbles.
Trey Taylor led NG-M with 248 yards on 18 carries and two touchdowns.

Tue
01
Sep

Cub Scout Soap Box Derby Race Held

The annual Cub Scout Soap Box Derby Race was held Sunday, Aug. 16. It was a great event. The Scouts had a lot of fun. The races were really close, less than a second apart. Everyone ended up with a ribbon. Next year should be just as fun if not more.

Tue
01
Sep

Alme and Dorl to Present at Quilt Expo in September

Belleville resident Lynn Alme will present a lecture titled “Borders by Design” at Quilt Expo in Madison.
Quilt Expo’s lectures are given by notable quilting authorities, and provide an opportunity for quilters of all skill levels to acquire new ideas from leading quilting educators.

Tue
01
Sep

New Teachers at Belleville School District

New teachers at the Belleville School District include (L-R): Katie Olson, Tyler Johnson, Ahlia DuPree, Chad Hodgson, Betsy Jenkins, Travor Bussey, Elizabeth Miller, Krista Moses, Dale Yurs, Katie Wanasek, Ed Neumann, Kimberly Carter, Amy Kraemer, and Tammy Kielbasa. Missing from photo, Kristin Kahl.

Tue
01
Sep

Helen J. Eyler

Helen J. Eyler, age 90 of New Glarus, formerly of Monroe and Juda, died Sunday, August 30, 2015, at the New Glarus Home. Helen was born October 24, 1924, in Spring Grove Township, the daughter of Otto and Fern (Douglas) Becker.
She attended Oakley Country School and graduated from Brodhead High School in 1943. Helen married Rex W. Eyler on June 14, 1947, in Monroe. He preceded her in death on June 21, 1988. Helen loved gardening, taking care of her animals, and feeding the birds. She was an avid Chicago Cubs fan and until her sight failed, Helen was an ardent reader.

Tue
01
Sep

The Windows Of History

Two local historians will give you some of the tools and clues to begin a basic research of a piece of property. Linda Schiesser and Kim Tschudy have teamed up and will be giving a presentation entitled “The Windows of History”. The public is invited to attend this talk at 7:00 p.m., at the Albany Historical Museum on Tuesday, September 15. Linda and Kim will bring their strengths to the presentation.

Tue
01
Sep

Monticello Lions Club Presents Donation for School Supplies

Lion Nancy Elmer of the Monticello Lions presented Monticello School District Administrator Allen Brokopp with a check to be used to help any elementary children with their school supplies or needs.  This may be used thru out the year.  

Tue
01
Sep

New Teachers at Monticello Public Schools

Three new teachers have joined the staff at Monticello Public Schools, from left to right: Kenny Halloran, Middle School/High School Physical Education and Health; Paul Burk, High School English; and Carley Legler, Middle School Special Education.

Tue
01
Sep

Donations Wanted for MAHS for Garage Sale

The Monticello Area Historical Society has participated the past several years in the Village-Wide garage sales.
Proceeds go toward utilities and other expenses throughout the year. We will again be selling on Friday and Saturday, September 11th and 12th, at the Lion’s shelter house. Donations of no longer wanted items are being sought. WE CANNOT ACCEPT CLOTHING.
Your donations can be dropped off on Thursday afternoon, September 10th, at the Lion’s Shelter or call Karen Brugger at (608) 938-3585 if you want someone to pick up at your residence.

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