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Knights of Columbus 732 Badger Ave. 6:00 pm 764-1709

United Seniors of WI 4515 W. Forest Home Ave. 6:30, 8:00 pm No Children under 10

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Am Legion Post #416 6351 W. Grange 9:45 am 421-3371

Serb Hall 5101 W. Oklahoma Ave. 6:30 pm 545-6030

Elks Lodge #46 5555 W. Good Hope Rd. 6:30 pm 353-2900

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Our Lady Queen of Peace 2733 W. Euclid Ave. 10:00 am 672-0313 Ext. 142

Polish Fest 6941 S. 68th St. 6:00 & 7:30 pm 529-2140

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Elks Lodge #46 5555 W. Good Hope Rd. 6:30 pm 353-2900

Germantown American Legion Post #1 N120 W15932 Freistadt Rd. 7:00 pm 251-5470

United Seniors of WI 4515 W. Forest Home Ave. 6:30, 8:00 pm 321-0220 No Children under 10

1st, 3rd & 5th Thursdays Only Tichigan Lions Club 6710 Big Bend Rd. Waterford 6:30 pm (262) 895-6268

poetry corner Two Poems By Susan Gabbay

THE GARDEN

The days have gone for me to kneel in the garden to dig up dandelions with an old kitchen knife. No more will I drag hose and sprinkler to a thirsty lawn. Never again to tuck a baby snapdragon snugly into bed. My back has called a halt. Accepting my new role in the drama of the garden I will watch, and I will applaud.

A ROOT

You are twisted, misshapen, warped. Dingy, dusty, with swollen excrescences. No place in the garden for such as you. I cover you with earth, not to look upon you more. Time passes. In that spot there appears a tall, stately, living green stem, bearing a giant blossom, intricate, royal red. It is you, O Dahlia, your splendor rules the garden.