Hometown Broadcasting Community Calendar

Sat., June 11 starting at noon at Bucky’s Bar, downtown Berlin, 115 W. Huron Street.

Raffles, food, DJ, drink specials…family event!

Hello, my name is Guadalupe.  I’m an energetic, spunky, and outgoing little girl.  Since birth I have suffered from a rare medical condition called Alagille Syndrome.  This condition affects my liver, bones and blood.  I have recently undergone a liver transplant  at just 11 years old.  I have a long recovery road ahead of me.

Info:  www.facebook.com/Guadalupes-Journey

Peniel Welsh Chapel, W9644 Zoar Road, Oshkosh WI 54904 (6 mi N of Rosendale/10 mi SW of Oshkosh) 

2022 Peniel Welsh Chapel Events 

June 11, 2022 – 6:00PM POP Spirit Bluegrass Gospel Sing-a-long; Ice Cream Social following the concert 

July 23, 2020 – 6:00PM Cowboy Church featuring Joe Corbin and Monty Berger; refreshments following 

 August 28, 2022 – 10:30 Worship Service, 2:30PM Gymanfa Ganu, 6:00PM Gymanfa Ganu 

(See Welsh Week for Full Schedule ) 

September, 17, 2020 – 6:00PM Noson Lawen (Merry Evening of song and stories); refreshments following 

2022 Area Events Surrounding the 100th Annual Gymanfa Ganu of Peniel Welsh Chapel 

June 5, Annual Peony Day in Rosendale at Sisson’s Peony Gardens, 207 N Main Street (Highway 26), Rosendale, WI 54974. They will be serving a plate lunch featuring home-made desserts in the garden from 11-2pm.; Jesse Phillips (of Welsh descent), will be featured. To learn more: PEONYGARDENS/Mysite (rosendalehistoricalsociety.org) Gardens open to self-guided viewing everyday the peonies are blooming. Rosendale Historical Museum (The Grange Hall) 203 West Division Street, Highway 23, Rosendale, WI 54974 

 July 17, 11:00AM Eldorado Parade & BBQ Picnic, including a Peniel Welsh Chapel float. For more information visit www.eldoradocommunitypicnic.org 

 August Month-long Welsh display by the Fond du Lac Historical Society at Galloway House and Village, 336 Old Pioneer Road, Fond du Lac, WI 54936 

 If you wish to donate to the Peniel Welsh Chapel to help with renovations, projects or events or wish to sponsor an event, we thank you for your support.  Please send your gift or inquiries to: 

Lynette Booth, Treasurer, 893 Harmel Ave, Oshkosh WI 54902 719-427-9239                               Peniel is a 501©3 organization 

WELSH WEEK 2022 

 Wednesday, August 24 – 1:00PM Ripon Historical Society presentation highlighting Jehdeiah Bowen (of Wales), Olwen Morgan Welk, Ilah Morgan and the Welsh of Ripon and Ripon College; 508 Watson Street, Ripon WI 54971; self-guided walking tour of  Ripon in the morning; Garden of the Cross Cemetery guided walk in the afternoon; to learn more visit riponhistory.org 

 Thursday, August 25 – 1:00PM Welsh Storytelling at the historical Doe House 456 Mt. Vernon Street, Oshkosh, WI 54901.  Diane Owens Lemke will speak about the Welsh in the Civil War.  

Board members will speak about the History of the Oshkosh Welsh Settlement.  Tea presentation by Ann Lemmenes. Te bach (little tea) to follow $10 RSVP required by August 19 

 Thursday, August 25 – 6:00PM until 12 midnight Pub Night with Noson Lawen (folk music and storytelling) led by Joe Corbin and Danny Proud; Jasper’s Food & Spirits 6510 Wisconsin Hwy 44 Pickett, WI 54964; order off the menu 

 Friday, August 26 – 10:00AM-3:00PM Winnebago Historical and Archaeological Society Museum tour of the Morgan House, history of the Welsh in Oshkosh; Peniel Chapel information. Donation to Morgan House 

 Friday, August 26 – 6:00PM Zoar Cemetery Crawl, Zoar Cemetery Pickett, WI, just west of Peniel Welsh Chapel. Donation to the Zoar Cemetery Association 

 Saturday, August 27 – 10:00AM Welsh Cooking with Bron Wentzel and Joe and Kim Corbin: pasties, cawl and Welsh tea cakes. RSVP appreciated by August 19, 2022 

 Saturday, August 27 -1:00PM Welsh Singing School (Ysgol Gan) with Trefor Williams 

 Saturday, August 27 – 2:30PM Welsh in Wisconsin presentation by Robert Humphries 

 Saturday, August 27 – 4:30PM Celtic Music by the Drowsy Maggies (outdoors) 

 Saturday, August 27 – 5:00PM Miner’s Meal RSVP appreciated by 8/19 Suggested donation $10 

 Saturday, August 27 – 6:00PM Peniel Quartet: Tom White, Devin Scherck, Josh Giese, Chris Guy 

 Sunday, August 28 – 10:30AM Worship Service led by Rev. Joe Corbin 

 Sunday, August 28 – 12:00PM Hot, Catered Brunch Buffet RSVP appreciated. Suggested donation $15 

Sunday August 28 -2:30 PM  

Trefor Williams of Wales, conductor 

 Sunday, August 28 – 5:00PM Light Meal RSVP appreciated. Free-will donation 

 Sunday, August 28 – 6:00PM Gymanfa Ganu, Trefor Williams conductor 

 RSVP and for more information contact penielchapel1856@gmail.com or 

Lynette Booth boothlynette@hotmail.com or call 719-427-9239  

The Ripon Area Community Theatre (RACT) is proud to present their spring production of Henrik Ibsen’s dramatic classic, “A Dolls House,” June 10^th-12^th, in the Ripon High School auditorium.

Originally set in the 1879, the RACT have adapted the story to take place in the mid-20^th century.  “A Doll’s House,” follows Nora Helmer, a housewife with four small children, and her husband Torvald, who has just taken a high paying job as a bank manager.  Nora’s dreams of the perfect prosperous life and marriage are disrupted when she is confronted with a secret she has been hiding from her husband; and fears it will ruin her happiness Nora struggles to understand her role in her marriage and in the world.

Directed by Kim Hansen-Sinclair and Linda De Jager, starring Alex Paulson, Brian Reilly, Melissa Gerber, Dean Shaffer, Dylan Schattschneider, Cheryl Iverson, Gwen Bartlett, Anna Brantley and Ellie Sinclair.  “A Doll’s House” is PG, and contains allusions to suicide.

Performances are 7pm June 10^th and 11^th, and 2pm on June 12^th; admission is $10, 12 and under are free.  The RACT will be holding a 50/50 raffle during intermission.

THE SUFFERS JUNE 11 | SATURDAY | 7:30 P.M. There is a contagious and combustible energy every time this American soul, funk, and R&B group steps on the scene. “We make music for all people. At this point, we’ve played all over the world and one thing is certain – if the music is good, the people will enjoy it.” —vocalist, Kam Franklin. Tickets $24