May 2016

Tue
24
May

Monticello Track Team Performs Well at Conference Meet

The Monticello track team competed at a conference meet held at UW-Platteville on Monday, May 16th.
Several Pony participants earned top six honors.
Ashley Risley placed fourth in the 3200-Meter Run and sixth in the 1600-Meter Run.
Alyssen Noriega placed second in the 100-Meter Dash and fourth in the 200-Meter Dash.
Courtney Kammes placed fifth in the Long Jump.
Abby Wicker placed third in the 1600-Meter Run, and second in the 800-Meter Run.
Bryss Shover placed fifth in Shot Put.

Tue
24
May

Raiders Triumph

The Raiders have played 20 games this season, and have three games remaining before post-season play begins. With a record of 16-2-2, and ranked third in the state, the Raiders scored 15 goals this week while holding opponents to only one goal.

Tue
24
May

Wildcats Softball Victorious Against Cambridge

On May 14th, the Belleville softball team played against Johnson Creek, winning 14-8.
Coach Connie Wunschel had to wonder, “Is it spring yet? It was snowing during our games!”

Tue
24
May

New Glarus Softball Wins Against Lodi

On May 16th, the Knights softball team traveled to Wisconsin Dells, where they lost a heartbreaker, 9-8.
By the end of the third inning, New Glarus was leading, 4-1. Wisconsin Dells scored two runs in the fourth, and New Glarus answered back with two of their own in the fifth. Wisconsin Dells sent five players across home plate in the bottom of the sixth, pulling ahead of New Glarus by two. In the seventh inning, the Knights scored two runs to tie it up, but the Dells scored one at the bottom of the seventh, winning.

Tue
24
May

Wildcats Pummel Knights

On May 17th, the Wildcats baseball team traveled to New Glarus and easily won, 14-1. Belleville recorded their third win of the season by smashing out 15 hits while plating 14 base runners.
Belleville started by scoring a run in the second inning, and three in the fourth. New Glarus scored their one run in the fourth. The Wildcats then scored twice in the fifth, three times in the sixth and five times in the fifth to wrap it up.
Derek Baumgartner pitched for the Wildcats, striking out four players and giving up only three hits and walking three.

Tue
24
May

New Glarus Vision Children's Book Drive

Join us in our efforts to provide our New Glarus youth with quality books for summer reading. We are looking for age-appropriate books for Pre-K to 2nd graders to be given free of charge to the students at the end of the school year. Please drop your gently used or new book donations at the New Glarus Public Library or the New Glarus Elementary School Office by May 31st.

Tue
24
May

Book Sale During Polkafest and Beer, Bacon & Cheese

What goes with Polkas and Beer, Bacon & Cheese? Books, of course! The Swiss United Church of Christ El Salvador mission group is hosting a book sale during Polkafest and Beer, Bacon & Cheese on Saturday, June 11th, from 11:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. We will have over 17 Wisconsin authors selling over 50 different titles. The books are both fiction and non-fiction, for adults and children as well. To make it easier for you, many authors accept credit cards Come talk with the authors, have them sign your books, and listen to your favorite polka tune.

Tue
24
May

New Glarus Middle School Concert

The Middle School Choir and Band Concert was held in the Middle School Multi-Purpose Room on Monday, May 9th.

Tue
24
May

Kinderchor Rehearsals Begin Soon

Kinderchor rehearsals begin on Monday, June 6, at 6:30 p.m., at the New Glarus Home Campus. We meet outside under the shelter, near the Multi-purpose room and Chapel. Enrollment fee is $15.00 per member. Children ages 5 and up are welcome to participate. Sign up at rehearsal.
New Glarus Kinderchor participates in the local festivals. This year we’re excited to sing at Heidi Fest, Volksfest, and Wilhelm Tell Festival, as well as Cheese Days in Monroe. Mini performances will take place at Tofflers again this year.

Tue
24
May

Retirement Celebration

Please join the New Glarus School District at Puempel’s Olde Tavern on Thursday, June 2nd, to celebrate the retirement of three great teachers.
Jeanne Preston is retiring after 35 years of teaching the third grade, Patti Rufener is retiring after 33 years of teaching kindergarten, and Ellen Caskey is retiring after teaching the fifth grade for 10 years.
The celebration is open to the public and begins at 4:00 p.m. No gifts, please.

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