Manitowoc County Association for Home and Community Education Program Book. Manitowoc County UW-Extension

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1 Manitowoc County Association for Home and Community Education Building Community Together for Tomorrow 2017 Program Book Manitowoc County UW-Extension

2 This is YOUR organization Associated Country Women of the World (ACWW) Country Women's Council, USA (CWC) National Volunteer Outreach Network Wisconsin Association for Home and Community Education (WAHCE, Inc.) WAHCE, Inc. Education Program WAHCE, Inc. Board/District County Association County HCE Assn. Education Program County HCE Board/Center Local Club YOU are the foundation on which we build

3 Manitowoc County HCE Association Officers President Amy Kohlmann (920) Cell: (920) Michigan Avenue Manitowoc, WI Secretary Linda Verlinden (920) Indian Bluff Drive Manitowoc, WI Vice President of Programming Nancy Oehldrich (920) Maple Street Cleveland, WI President-Elect (2017) Treasurer ( ) Phyllis Hickmann (920) P.O. Box 105 Cleveland, WI Vice President of Family and Community Life ( ) Cindy Christianson (920) Marken Road Valders, WI Manitowoc County HCE Board Meeting Dates: January 24, March 28, June 27, September 26 HCE Board Meetings are held Tuesdays at 1:00 p.m. at the MCOC in Room 111. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Need to contact the Manitowoc County UW-Extension office? Tracy Schuppel Phone: Amanda Cordova Phone: Mondays 9:00am to 5:00pm/Thursdays 8:30am to 4:30pm - 3 -

4 Center Chairs North Center Jan Schramm (920) Barthels Rd. Two Rivers,WI East Center Peggy Neuser (920) Michigan Ave. Manitowoc, WI South Center West Center Helen Isaacson (920) North 8 th St. Manitowoc, WI Isaachel000@hotmail.com Ellen Stecker (920) Sunny Slope Rd. Cato, WI Center Responsibilities For Year 2017 Spring Association Meeting & Salad Supper.West & South Centers Fall Association Meeting... East Center For Year 2018 Spring Association Meeting & Salad Supper.South & East Centers Fall Association Meeting.. North Center For Year 2019 Spring Association Meeting & Salad Supper.East & North Centers Fall Association Meeting.. West Center - 4 -

5 Centers and Clubs West Center (Whitelaw/Reedsville/Valders Areas) Cato Hilltoppers Riverview Collins South Center (Kiel/Spring Valley Areas) Busy Bunch Family Pride Edwards Good Neighbors Ever Readies North Center (Maribel/Two Rivers/Mishicot Areas) After Sunset Lakeview Zander/Maribel East Center (Manitowoc Areas) Rockwood River Road 2017 Club Presidents After Sunset Joan Krause Busy Bunch Connie Meiselwitz Cato Hilltoppers Ellen Stecker Collins Sue Rusch Edwards Nancy Oehldrich Ever Readies Joyce Lulloff Family Pride Valerie Wiedensee Good Neighbors Ruth Ann Kolb Lakeview Monica Johnson River Road Peggy Neuser Riverview Patricia Broecker Rockwood Mary Reif Zander/Maribel Judith Yanda

6 My Local Club Officers President - Vice President - Secretary - Treasurer - Annual Dues Annual club dues are $13 per club member which includes $5 for state dues, $7 for county dues, $1 for East District dues. The annual dues need to be paid to the County Association Treasurer by December 1st. Pennies for Friendship "Pennies for Friendship" is a way that HCE takes an active part in WAHCE and ACWW projects to promote world friendship and understanding. Members have a chance to contribute at every meeting. Twenty-five percent of the money collected stays in Wisconsin and 75% goes to help the most urgent needs of those in other parts of the world

7 *Judy Yanda *Jan Siewert *Linda Verlinden *Lylene Scholz 2017 HCE Committees Cultural and Textile Arts Old Y Maribel, WI judyayanda@yahoo.com Hwy Q Two Rivers, WI bjsiewert@lakefield.net Reading Buddies Indian Bluff Dr. Manitowoc, WI verlinden@comcast.com International Virginia Dr. Manitowoc, WI Lylene@comcast.net *Wilma Rehbein Marketing and Membership Hwy Q Mishicot, WI Shirley Oswald Jan Siewert Nagle Ave. Manitowoc, WI Newsletter Hwy Q Two Rivers, WI bjsiewert@lakefield.net Marge Hendrickson Mary Ann Rabitz Scholarship North Sunset Rd. Two Rivers, WI Rabitz Rd. Mishicot, WI * Denotes Committee Chairperson(s) - 7 -

8 Monthly Study Focus Study Focus meetings are designed to train members. The club leaders attend the study focus meeting and then take the information back to their club and teach. The teachers will receive subject matter information and techniques to help them present the material. The subject information comes from the University of Wisconsin or other research-based resources. The information will be current and reliable. Each study focus is presented at 1:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. at the Manitowoc County Office Complex, MCOC, unless otherwise noted. Please call your Center Chair on page 4 to register for a study focus session. The 6:00 pm session must have a minimum number of preregistrations or it will be cancelled. If you sign up for an evening session, please leave your phone number with the chair in case the session needs to be cancelled. Study Focus cancellations can be heard on WOMT 1240 AM and WCUB 980 AM radio stations HCE Lunch Bunch is available from noon to 1:00 p.m. before each study focus. Programs & Events Please contact your club president to make a reservation at least one week before the date of a study focus program. Indicate if you want to attend the afternoon or the evening program. The president will call her Center Chair, and the Center Chair will call the HCE VP of Programs with the total number of reservations. Individual members can call any of the center chairs within their calling area at least one week before the date of the program to make a reservation

2017 Community Outreach Date: January 4 th Time: 1:00PM and 6:00PM Location: UW Extension Office Presenter: Cindy Christiansen Description: A

Following the study focus, we will have an informal presentation on Zentangles and adult coloring books. Are We Allergic to What We Eat?

Bubolz, will help shed some light on a topic that can be confusing.

9 2017 Community Outreach Date: January 4 th Time: 1:00PM and 6:00PM Location: UW Extension Office Presenter: Cindy Christiansen Description: A presentation on The Crossings, which provides emotional, financial, and physical support for pregnant women and their families. Following the study focus, we will have an informal presentation on Zentangles and adult coloring books. Are We Allergic to What We Eat? Date: February 1 st Time: 1:00PM only Location: UW Extension Office Presenter: Abbey Bubolz Description: Holy Family Memorial Dietitian, Abbey Bubolz, will help shed some light on a topic that can be confusing. Learn about food allergies and intolerances as well as practical tips for managing special dietary needs. Keeping Our Brain Fit as We Age Date: March 1 st Time: 1:00PM and 6:00PM Location: UW Extension Office Presenter: Kim Jackquart Franzen, Dementia Care Specialist - 9 -

Description: Besides a nourishing diet, what is needed to keep our brain fit?

watching Keto and his handler, Lieutenant Cummings. They are an important part of keeping Manitowoc County Safe.

10 Description: Besides a nourishing diet, what is needed to keep our brain fit? Kim, from Aging and Disability Resource Center of the Lakeshore, will share information that may encourage members to change their lifestyle. Manitowoc County K-9 Unit Date: April 5 th Time: 1:00PM Only Presenter: Keto Description: We will have the honor of watching Keto and his handler, Lieutenant Cummings. They are an important part of keeping Manitowoc County Safe. NE District Spring Meeting Date: April 19 th Location: Manitowoc County Seven Lakes Golf Course 1420 N. Cty Hwy S. Whitelaw, WI Cultural Arts Judging Date: May 2 nd Location: UW- Extension Office Items should be to the UW-Extension office by 5:00 p.m. on May 1st

11 Spring Salad Supper Date: May 3 rd Location: First Reformed United Church of Christ 3613 Waldo Blvd. Manitowoc, WI Registration 4:30 p.m. Dinner 5:30 p.m. Creative Craft Fair Date: September 6 th Location: UW- Extension Office Description: Workshop activities include: Cinnamon stick candles, salt shaker angels, and grapevine ornaments. State WAHCE Conference Date: Location: September 11 th -13 th WI Dells, Wisconsin

International Program International Tea and Dessert Party Date:

NE District Fall Association Meeting Date: October 17 th Location:

895 County HWY N Luxemburg, Wisconsin, 54217 Registration: 8:30AM

12 International Program International Tea and Dessert Party Date: October 4 th Location: UW- Extension Office Provider: Lylene Scholz NE District Fall Association Meeting Date: October 17 th Location: Rendevous N. 895 County HWY N Luxemburg, Wisconsin, Registration: 8:30AM Meeting: 9:15AM Fall Association Meeting Date: November 1 st Location: Twin Fountains 7330 English Lake Rd, Manitowoc, WI

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14 WAHCE Newsletter Subscription A subscription to the state HCE newsletter, UPDATE", is $8 per year or $15 for a two year subscription. It provides readers with information from all WI counties with an HCE program. If you are interested in a subscription, please send your name, address, telephone number, county of membership and fee to: Marcelline Protheroe, N nd Dr., Wild Rose, WI Please make check payable to: WAHCE, Inc Manitowoc County HCE Connection Newsletter All club and individual members are invited to submit newsworthy articles for the HCE Connection newsletter. These can be sent at any time during the year. Use the chart on this page to get them into the newsletter of your choice. Please send the article to: Manitowoc County UW-Extension Attn: HCE Newsletter Committee PO Box 935, Manitowoc, WI Written permission must be obtained for use of all recipes and other copyrighted material Newsletter Deadlines Newsletter Edition February / March April / May August / September October / November December / January Due Date at UW-Extension January 4 March 1 June 28 August 30 November 1

15 Manitowoc County Association for Home and Community Education This is a non-profit, educational, and service organization. Membership is open to all individuals without regard to race, sex, color, ethnic background, residence, or economic circumstances. HCE offers opportunities to: Learn: Attend county educational programs and activities Attend district meetings and state conference Receive information via a county newsletter, state website, and a quarterly state magazine Share: Participate in educational sessions Share information gained at study focus meetings with other members Pool experiences to solve family and community problems Grow: Meet new people Make new friends Develop personal talents Improve leadership skills

16 HCE Creed We, the homemakers of Wisconsin, believe in the sanctity of the HOME, the cradle of character, blessed by motherly devotion and guarded by fatherly protection. We pledge ourselves: to work for the preservation and improvement of home and community life; to strive for healthier minds and bodies and better living; to promote the welfare of our boys and girls, the nation's greatest asset; to be true to God and country and of lasting service to our homes and communities. ~ Mrs. John Meise, Sauk County Prayer Dear God, give us the grace to see The blessings which have come from Thee; Give us the strength to do our duty, To see in everything some beauty, Teach us that love and cheerful giving, Tolerance and decent living; Make of our home a place sublime, Where there's no room for hate or crime, A place where good friends gather 'round; Where laughter, mirth and cheer abound. Not selfish thoughts nor worldly greed; Let this, dear Master, be our creed. ~ Mrs. John M. Hutton, St. Croix County An EEO/Affirmative Action employer, University of Wisconsin-Extension provides equal opportunities in employment and programming, including Title IX and ADA requirements. Please make requests for reasonable accommodations to ensure equal access to educational programs as early as possible preceding the scheduled program, service or activity

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