West Bend Kiwanis EarlEarly Risers
West Bend Kiwanis EarlEarly Risers
Club Inception: June 21, 1979
PO Box 501, West Bend WI 53095
Celebrating 36 years of Serving the Children of the World
President Pres Elect Secretary Treasurer Past Pres
– – – – –
Jacek Przepiora Richard Wibe Larry Koziol Rick Dietzler Marian Roethke
Meetings: Thursday 7:15: AM, The Lighthouse of West Bend, 2130 Continental Drive, West Bend, WI 53095 Wisconsin Upper Michigan District: Anna Bruhn – Governor / James Burmeister – Governor Elect Division 11: Joan Pinch – Lt. Governor West Bend Kiwanis Early Risers is a 501 (c) (3) organization. Donations are tax-deductable
This Month’s Programs July
2 - Duck Derby – Final Planning Session Greeter: Jane Hegy
No Speaker
July 2015 In this issue!
***Board of Directors meeting after morning meeting***
July
9 - Business Meeting Greeter: Jennifer Herther
Special Guest: Joan Pinch – Lt. Governor Spotlight Speaker: Dan Kudek
July 16 - West Bend Relay For Life – Allison Klein A.C.S. Greeter: Mike Hron
Speaker host: Larry Koziol
July 23 - Road Trip – Fair Park – Sandy Lang – Fair Update Greeter: Jon Kiel
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Did You Know? ...........….. 1 Club News & Events .…... 2 District News …………...... 2
Speaker host: Darin Wiebe
This Month’s Birthdays July 17 – Mike Sarg
This Month’s Anniversaries July 26 – Rick Dietzler – 25 years
Did You Know?
Birthdays/Anniversaries ... 1
Speaker host: Marion Roethke
July 30 - T.B.A. – ?? Greeter: Steve Johnson
Programs ………….…….…. 1
Club Roster ………………. 3
Board of Directors Jon Kiel, Steve Wietor, Bob Punzenberger, Tom Maurer, Jennifer Herther and Club Officers The Board usually meets every 1st Thursday of the month after the regular morning meeting – All club members are welcome to attend –
If you have any news, comments, or corrections for our monthly newsletter, please forward the information to me at: [email protected] - Tom Maurer
The Kiwanis growth picture experienced its ups and downs during the 1980’s with positive results in the end showing a net gain of 676 new clubs and 13,459 new members. In 1980 the “Membership Roundup” plan was promoted. The basic premise: Pull together a list of potential members, invite them to a meeting with a free meal, educate them about Kiwanis, put the club’s best pitchman front and center, and try to sign them up on the spot. “Take Ten to Care” asked Kiwanians to pledge they would take ten minutes of their time to sponsor a new member. In 1986 “Project 39” was unveiled. With the average age of a Kiwanian at fifty-six the Member Services Department designed the program to emphasize the recruitment, development, and retention of club members under the age of forty. “One-on-One” placed recruitment in the hands of two “buddies,” who encouraged each other to bring prospective members to a meeting. “A Special Guest Program,” utilized a membership roundup as a club project. With membership as a club goal, Kiwanis membership in the 80”s grew by over 13,000 new members…….from “Serving the World 1960-2004”
Club News and Events
District News www.wiumkiwanis.org
www.westbendkiwanis.org –or– PortalBuzz Login
We
Duck Derby – Centennial Ducks Our 28th annual Duck Derby will be celebrating the 100 years of Kiwanis!! Family ducks are at Toucan Custard and ARTcycle. The parade will step off from Badger around 9:30 AM. So we will begin the Duck Derby around 10:45 AM. (after the parade) This is our largest fundraiser of the year. Please consider spending time helping at this fundraiser. See you Saturday at Regner!!!!
WI-UM Dates to Remember: WI-UM District Convention August 28-30, 2015 Marquette, MI
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Golf Outing Our next outing is Thursday July 16th at Hon-E-Kor Golf & Country Club for the 52nd annual Kewaskum Kiwanis Pow-Pow “Pete Peterson Golf Outing & Family-Style Dinner”. Format will be a four-person scramble and begins at 11:30 AM. Cost is $80.00 ($60.00 for Hon-E-Kor members) Dinner only (5 pm) is $25.00. Great raffle prizes, great food, great golf, and great fellowship. Signup with Tom Maurer or Jon Kiel. Reservation deadline is July 8th. Road Trip On July 23rd we will visit the Washington County Fair Grounds. Meet at the front . entrance of the main pavilion. We will then have a breakfast prepared by the Washington County 4-H. After a short meeting, Sandy Lang will give us some insights on what it takes to prepare for the fair. Then you can then take some time to look over the exhibits and visit the great variety of livestock on display.
2014-2015 Kiwanis Goals: 1) Inspiration – Build, retain and support Kiwanis membership 2)
Impact – Meaningful Service to children is our priority
3) Image – Enhance the Kiwanis image locally and world wide
Club Speakers – Contact Host Persons - August August 6 – No Meeting (August 4th Centennial Celebration) August 13 – Business Meeting August 20 – Jane Hegy August 27 – Steve Wietor Arrange for your program by the last week of the month prior to your date, so the speaker/program can be listed in the newsletter. Be sure to re-confirm your speaker a week before they are scheduled.
Kiwanis Centennial Celebration West Bend Early Risers Club, West Bend Noon Club, Kewaskum Club, Kewaskum Key Club, West Bend Key Club, Badger Builders Club and Silverbrook K-kids will all join together on Tuesday, August 4th in Regner Park for an evening of fellowship and celebration of 100 years of great Kiwanis community service. Food and drink cost will be $15.00/person, but guests and Service Leadership advisors will be free if wearing their SLP club tee-shirt. Mark this date on your calendar so you don’t miss this event! Watch for more information as details are finalized. Go-Kart Race The annual Bernie Koening Memorial Go-Kart Race is scheduled for Saturday August 8th in the Wal-Mart parking lot. This is our last major fund raiser of the year. All club members need to sell raffle tickets! We always need help at Stocky’s on Thursday the 6th at 6:30 p.m. and Friday morning at the parking lot to set-up the track. Contact Denis Gonring for more information.
- Nunc Kee-wan-nis “We have good time” – “We make noise”
Kiwanis SLP Service Leadership Programs Key Club Grades 9-12 at West Bend High Schools
Builders Club Grades 7-8 at Badger Middle School
Kiwanis Kids Grade 5-6 at Silverbrook Intermediate School
……..From the Otchipwe Indian language
Love being a Kiwanian. Share it with others. Live it. Fun Membership Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to improving the world one child and one community at a time.
Club Inception: June 21, 1979
PO Box 501, West Bend WI 53095
Celebrating 36 years of Serving the Children of the World
President Pres Elect Secretary Treasurer Past Pres
– – – – –
Jacek Przepiora Richard Wibe Larry Koziol Rick Dietzler Marian Roethke
Meetings: Thursday 7:15: AM, The Lighthouse of West Bend, 2130 Continental Drive, West Bend, WI 53095 Wisconsin Upper Michigan District: Anna Bruhn – Governor / James Burmeister – Governor Elect Division 11: Joan Pinch – Lt. Governor West Bend Kiwanis Early Risers is a 501 (c) (3) organization. Donations are tax-deductable
This Month’s Programs July
2 - Duck Derby – Final Planning Session Greeter: Jane Hegy
No Speaker
July 2015 In this issue!
***Board of Directors meeting after morning meeting***
July
9 - Business Meeting Greeter: Jennifer Herther
Special Guest: Joan Pinch – Lt. Governor Spotlight Speaker: Dan Kudek
July 16 - West Bend Relay For Life – Allison Klein A.C.S. Greeter: Mike Hron
Speaker host: Larry Koziol
July 23 - Road Trip – Fair Park – Sandy Lang – Fair Update Greeter: Jon Kiel
.
Did You Know? ...........….. 1 Club News & Events .…... 2 District News …………...... 2
Speaker host: Darin Wiebe
This Month’s Birthdays July 17 – Mike Sarg
This Month’s Anniversaries July 26 – Rick Dietzler – 25 years
Did You Know?
Birthdays/Anniversaries ... 1
Speaker host: Marion Roethke
July 30 - T.B.A. – ?? Greeter: Steve Johnson
Programs ………….…….…. 1
Club Roster ………………. 3
Board of Directors Jon Kiel, Steve Wietor, Bob Punzenberger, Tom Maurer, Jennifer Herther and Club Officers The Board usually meets every 1st Thursday of the month after the regular morning meeting – All club members are welcome to attend –
If you have any news, comments, or corrections for our monthly newsletter, please forward the information to me at: [email protected] - Tom Maurer
The Kiwanis growth picture experienced its ups and downs during the 1980’s with positive results in the end showing a net gain of 676 new clubs and 13,459 new members. In 1980 the “Membership Roundup” plan was promoted. The basic premise: Pull together a list of potential members, invite them to a meeting with a free meal, educate them about Kiwanis, put the club’s best pitchman front and center, and try to sign them up on the spot. “Take Ten to Care” asked Kiwanians to pledge they would take ten minutes of their time to sponsor a new member. In 1986 “Project 39” was unveiled. With the average age of a Kiwanian at fifty-six the Member Services Department designed the program to emphasize the recruitment, development, and retention of club members under the age of forty. “One-on-One” placed recruitment in the hands of two “buddies,” who encouraged each other to bring prospective members to a meeting. “A Special Guest Program,” utilized a membership roundup as a club project. With membership as a club goal, Kiwanis membership in the 80”s grew by over 13,000 new members…….from “Serving the World 1960-2004”
Club News and Events
District News www.wiumkiwanis.org
www.westbendkiwanis.org –or– PortalBuzz Login
We
Duck Derby – Centennial Ducks Our 28th annual Duck Derby will be celebrating the 100 years of Kiwanis!! Family ducks are at Toucan Custard and ARTcycle. The parade will step off from Badger around 9:30 AM. So we will begin the Duck Derby around 10:45 AM. (after the parade) This is our largest fundraiser of the year. Please consider spending time helping at this fundraiser. See you Saturday at Regner!!!!
WI-UM Dates to Remember: WI-UM District Convention August 28-30, 2015 Marquette, MI
.
Golf Outing Our next outing is Thursday July 16th at Hon-E-Kor Golf & Country Club for the 52nd annual Kewaskum Kiwanis Pow-Pow “Pete Peterson Golf Outing & Family-Style Dinner”. Format will be a four-person scramble and begins at 11:30 AM. Cost is $80.00 ($60.00 for Hon-E-Kor members) Dinner only (5 pm) is $25.00. Great raffle prizes, great food, great golf, and great fellowship. Signup with Tom Maurer or Jon Kiel. Reservation deadline is July 8th. Road Trip On July 23rd we will visit the Washington County Fair Grounds. Meet at the front . entrance of the main pavilion. We will then have a breakfast prepared by the Washington County 4-H. After a short meeting, Sandy Lang will give us some insights on what it takes to prepare for the fair. Then you can then take some time to look over the exhibits and visit the great variety of livestock on display.
2014-2015 Kiwanis Goals: 1) Inspiration – Build, retain and support Kiwanis membership 2)
Impact – Meaningful Service to children is our priority
3) Image – Enhance the Kiwanis image locally and world wide
Club Speakers – Contact Host Persons - August August 6 – No Meeting (August 4th Centennial Celebration) August 13 – Business Meeting August 20 – Jane Hegy August 27 – Steve Wietor Arrange for your program by the last week of the month prior to your date, so the speaker/program can be listed in the newsletter. Be sure to re-confirm your speaker a week before they are scheduled.
Kiwanis Centennial Celebration West Bend Early Risers Club, West Bend Noon Club, Kewaskum Club, Kewaskum Key Club, West Bend Key Club, Badger Builders Club and Silverbrook K-kids will all join together on Tuesday, August 4th in Regner Park for an evening of fellowship and celebration of 100 years of great Kiwanis community service. Food and drink cost will be $15.00/person, but guests and Service Leadership advisors will be free if wearing their SLP club tee-shirt. Mark this date on your calendar so you don’t miss this event! Watch for more information as details are finalized. Go-Kart Race The annual Bernie Koening Memorial Go-Kart Race is scheduled for Saturday August 8th in the Wal-Mart parking lot. This is our last major fund raiser of the year. All club members need to sell raffle tickets! We always need help at Stocky’s on Thursday the 6th at 6:30 p.m. and Friday morning at the parking lot to set-up the track. Contact Denis Gonring for more information.
- Nunc Kee-wan-nis “We have good time” – “We make noise”
Kiwanis SLP Service Leadership Programs Key Club Grades 9-12 at West Bend High Schools
Builders Club Grades 7-8 at Badger Middle School
Kiwanis Kids Grade 5-6 at Silverbrook Intermediate School
……..From the Otchipwe Indian language
Love being a Kiwanian. Share it with others. Live it. Fun Membership Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to improving the world one child and one community at a time.
