NRHEG Star Eagle

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Clue No. 2 has been released as folks search for the Farm and City Days medallion.

If found, the medallion should be turned in to New Richland City Hall.

Clue No. 2:

Park and look all you want. Advice to you would be run or walk. Round and round the people go. Keep in mind 2 and 3!

All the directions just pick two. Now just think north, south, east, west. Don’t worry just do your best.

Listening off straight ahead you are sure to hear a bang. Off to my left is a county road. Off to my right are many you could say that are wise. Keep in mind direction is the key.

Keyboard recital Sunday

A recital will be presented on June 29 at 2:30 p.m. at Vista Covenant Church, rural New Richland, by the students of Shirley Groskreutz of Hartland. Students from Waldorf include Sophia Carter, Aubrey and Raquel Fischer, Ben and Anna Groskreutz, Sarah and Hunter Evers. Those from the New Richland area include Doug Rudau, Autumn Thompson, Sam and Jack Olson, Grace, Elizabeth and Isaac Nelson, and Betsy and Benjamin Schoenrock. Waseca area students include Jordane and Kala Kouba. From the Janesville area will be Kelly Koplen. Those from Mapleton include Taylor and Jordan Thompson. Performances will include piano solos and duets, an organ solo, accordion solos and duets, and singing. There also will be a surprise guest performing. The public is welcome to attend.




Little Miss/Mr. Contest one of many new Farm & City Days events


By JIM LUTGENS

Editor/Publisher

It will be a little bit country, a little bit city — just like the celebration it kicks off.

A new event, The Little Miss/Little Mister Pageant, will open 2014 Farm and City Days festivities on Thursday, July 10 at 7 p.m. at New Richland City Hall.

It’s open to youth age 4-7 who have a New Richland address and includes two divisions, Little Miss/Little Mr. Farmer and Little Miss/Little Mr. City.

“It’s something everyone should come and see, young and old,” said event organizer Jennie Johnson. “We hope to see a lot of people come and watch these children.”

‘Fun Nuns’ presentation June 24 in Ellendale

Join the “Fun Nuns,” Sister Michelle Meyers and Sister Kay O’Neil, for “Life is too short not to have a good time. Developing the Art of Affirmation.”

Accept, appreciate, and applaud the people with whom we live and work! How we think about others influences whether we appreciate or disparage them. As we focus on the positive qualities of others, we can learn to validate them. Practicing the art of affirmation makes a difference. We can make that difference with everyone.

Farm & City Days Medallion Clue No. 1

How well do you know New Richland? For the next four weeks, test your knowledge against clues that might lead you to the hidden Farm and City Days medallion and the prize of $50 in New Richland Bucks. One clue is added each week, right up to the big July 10-13 celebration. Clues will be printed in the Star Eagle and posted at local businesses. Good luck!

Clue No. 1:

Head to the city to begin the hunt. Everyone is sure to have fun. Above, below, around, up, down, all around. Don’t have to dig to find me. There are many kids around me. Oh, I see them go round and round.

There is sure to be laughter, joy, smiles, and even tears near me. Hard work pays off, remember. Everyone get up, come out and look, please someone find me!