Washington County Weekend Post

2 0 • W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y P o s t R e t a i l • 6 - 1 7 - 1 8 KETTLE MORAINE KLASSIC KAR KLUB Sunda Sunda y y , J , J une 24th, 2018 une 24th, 2018 MOOSE LODGE 1398 1721 Chestnut St. • West Bend, WI Dash Plaques for the first 125 Entries Cash Prizes & Raffles (must be present to win) Drawings begin at 10am $200 Cash awards at 3:00pm Radio Personality "Bob Bonenfant" to DJ Showtime 10:00am-3:00pm Registration 8:00am-11:00am $10.00 Proceeds raised are donated to designated local charities • Please, no pets or bicycles on grounds. No carry-ins allowed Sponsors: Kettle Moraine Klassic Kar Klub Advance Auto American Family Insurance, Randy Gust Auto Craft Collision Ron Baalke Back In Action BAHR TIME LLC Bargain Barn Charlee Barrington Barton Small Engine Dave Berndt's Service Bits N Pieces Floral Bob Breit Auto Repair Bob's Main Street Repair Boltonville Repair The Braising Pan Restaurant Bublitz's Restaurant & Alehouse Bumper To Bumper, West Bend Scott Bunkelman Campbellsport News Campbellsport True Value Curve In Bar DJ Electric - Dale/Judy Feucht Dairy Queen of Kewaskum Dan's King Pin Family Fun Center Bill Dei Excavating Drexel Building Supply Dupli-Quik Printing Services FinsihMaster of West Bend Fire Bug Car Wash Fond du Lac Dock Spiders Baseball Fredonia Auto G Thelen & Sons Geidel's Piggly Wiggly Goeden's Auto Body Gordy Boucher Ford/Lincoln of WB Gravel & Landscape Supply Gruber Tool & Die H & H Electric and Construction Harley Davidson of West Bend Heinecke Auto LLC Herriges Oil Lloyd & Marian Herriges JT Feyrer Exterior LLC Jeff's Spirits, Inc. Jewell & Lou Jim Pfantz Construction Tom Johann Plumbing LLC K-Town Tap Kewaskum Statesman Kewaskum Auto Recyclers Kettle Moraine Appliance Kettle Moraine Carriages Kettle Moraine Town & Country Kewaskum Auto Recyclers Kewaskum Frozen Foods Kewaskum Statesman King Pin Lanes, Campbellsport Klotz Piggly Wiggly, Campbellsport Klotz's Piggly Wiggly, West Bend Mary Koch Ed & Diane Kohl Kurley's Grand Larsony Loehr's Meat Service Lifetime Exhaust M W Sheds Maricio's in Barton Mary Weber - General Store Antiques Mayville Tire McDonald's - Kilian Management Mike Gerlach Trucking Modern Woodmen-Jeff Jaeger Myrhum-Patten Funeral Home No-No's Supper Club Nuckleheadz Bar Obermeyer's "41" Auto Body Phillip Funeral Home Ponderosa Steakhouse, Hartford Process Equipment Repair Quitting Time Pub & Grill Rain Dance Car Wash Ray's Shoe Repair Brian Repp Reis Financial Service Riverford Farm Roger & Dan's Auto Service R/T Speed Shop Russ Darrow Group Rusty Spur Saloon Sandpiper Inn & BBQ Schneiss Heating & A/C Serwe Automotive, Inc. Silver Lake Country Inn Smith & Hatch Insurance Southwest Auto Adrianne Spang Joanne Stageman Kathy Stoffel Strobel Propane Summit Refrigeration Swenson Tool & Die Tecre Co. Tennies Ace Hardware The Olde Cedar Inn Thiemer's Sip & Snip Timber Rattlers Baseball Trend Setters Trollops Bar Undercar Quality Transmission LLC Vrana Frame & Body Wayne's Floor Covering West Bend Elevator West Bend Fleet Farm Wiedmeyer Express Gary Wise Food& Beverages Provided by Moose Lodge G ne Gardening with Sheryl Popp next year it leaned into the pool. So I moved it to the sec- ond tier and then it just start- ed growing everywhere. John asked me not to make that kind of purchase again." After getting the perennial gardens started, Tina began growing vegetables in pots. For about eight years, she recalled,they had about 10 to 12 pots at the edges of the flowerbeds filled with peppers and tomatoes. Not quite the veggie yield she was used to. "Then John bought me an L-Garden," Tina said. These planters are big, movable, durable and easy to use. "I was able to plant snow peas, kale, heirloom tomatoes, jalapenos and about 10-12 herbs," she continued. "I just love it. But I outgrew the first one, so John bought another for the house, and one for our assist- ed living facility. That way our residents can enjoy fresh pro- duce too, and watch the plants grow." Always looking for another challenge, Tina began putting some plants in around the property where they have a condo in Minocqua. "This year I'm spearheading a com- munity vegetable garden there," she said. "I have five novice helpers. That should be fun." Continued from page 8 A recent shot of Becherers' front yard. Tina took this photo of the back yard last year.

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