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January 2018 WEDNESDAY, January 17, 2018 Program: Organizational Meeting Dinner at 6 p.m. Time Out 1027 North Rapids Road Manitowoc, WI 54220 Cost: $15.00 Raffle: Lauretta Krcma-Olson RESERVATIONS NOTE: Due date for reservations or cancellations is Monday, January 15 by noon. If you have a STANDING RESERVATION and CANNOT ATTEND the meeting, please call Vicki Wetenkamp, 320-2730, by noon on Monday, January 15 to cancel your reservation. (If no answer, leave a voice message.) If you are on PERMANENT CANCELLATION and PLAN TO ATTEND, call Vicki to make your reservation. Check out page five to decide which committees you would like to be a part of in 2018!!!!!! Membership form to use when paying your dues is located on page four.. I hope you had a wonderful holiday and are enjoying the January thaw. Sounds like the warmer temps will be short lived. I am excited to again be leading this group and we have some exciting and interesting programs coming up in 2018 including a speaker on the new Ag Education Center and a speaker on a possible Boys and Girls Club for the area. I also know that we have some challenges ahead including membership which is why I left the program for the January meeting as an Organizational Meeting. We have a few things on our agenda to start off the New Year including our annual membership renewal. Dues should be paid to Gert Bloedorn prior to, or at the January meeting. There is a membership form included on page four of the newsletter for your use. Also, committee members and chairpersons for 2018 will be assigned. All members need to be on a committee and each committee needs a chair. If you have a preference as to which committee you want to be on and/or chair, please be prepared to sign up at the meeting. If you won t be attending, please let us know which committee you will serve on and if you will chair the committee. See you on January 17! Lauretta 1

Agenda 1. Welcome & Introduction Question: Have you made a New Year s resolution and what is it? Or if not, do you have something (event, project, etc) you are looking forward to in 2018? Program: Organizational meeting (Pledge of Allegiance) 2. Business Meeting Minutes from previous meetings (November 2017 & December 2017) Treasurer s report Committee Reports (by exception) Membership Dues to be paid in January. See form on page 3 Finance Audit committee audits books o Tastefully Simple Programming Communications Legislation Old Business New Business Committee members and chairperson will be assigned for 2018. Please review all committees and if you are unable to attend, provide which committee you would like to serve on and if you are willing to chair the committee. If a chair does not volunteer, someone will be assigned as chair for each committee. 3. Correspondence /$1 Announcements 4. Raffle: Lauretta will conduct the raffle. 5. Closing/End of Meeting Thank You to all Bell Ringing Volunteers!!! Thank you Marilyn Kollross for organizing our participation!

General Meeting Minutes (December 20, 2017) Welcome & Introductions This was our Christmas get together. President Sherry Rezba gave the welcome and it was decided to have a short business meeting before the meal. The question for the meeting: None Program: none Business Meeting Minutes from the previous meeting: Minutes from the November meeting were sent with the newsletter. Minutes were approved as sent. Treasurer s Report: The Treasurer s report was presented. We made $363.00 on our bake sale. Funds on deposit total $11,372.01 Membership is down and this will affect future operating income. Membership dues are being collected and are due by the end of January. Committee Reports: (by exception) Finance Nothing to report. Bake sale profit was included in Treasurer s report as income. Communications Nothing Programming Per last meeting2018 President-elect Lauretta Krcma-Olson had asked for a new programming chair to replace her. Sherry Rezba volunteered to be Program Chair. Members were reminded that they are responsible for a speaker and alphabetical order will be utilized. A list will be published in the newsletter so that members know what month they are to find the meeting speaker. Lauretta may have a speaker for January but the person has not committed at this time. An organizational meeting will be held in January if we do not have a speaker. Representatives from Hope House or tour of the new facility, as well as Agricultural Education Center were mentioned as 2018 possible programs. Sunshine Discussion of Sunshine chamber bucks. Jane Panosh raised the question of giving cash rather than Chamber Bucks. Therese Peeschek asked how much our Manitowoc Chamber of Commerce membership cost is yearly ($212) Discussion ensued over benefits to cost ratio. Members felt it was worth it to keep us visible in the community and to announce meetings in Chamber newsletter. Rose Eisner has not attended due to illness and will be contacted re: chamber bucks on hand for Sunshine Club. Jane Panosh sent cards to members recently but included cash. Old Business- Marilyn Kollross reported that bell ringing for the Salvation Army raised $640.31. She thanked members for participating. Members commented that the new location at CVS was good. Customers were generous. Members thanked Marilyn for arranging the bell ringing. New Business Discussion was initiated regarding a thank you to Cindy Haefke for including us in the bake sale and giving us a percentage of Tastefully Simple sales. A motion was made by Carol G. and seconded by Karen SO to pay her 2018 dues in gratitude for her efforts. Correspondence Lauretta received a thank you note from our November speaker, Mary Peterson. She enjoyed our group and thanked us for the opportunity to speak about the One on One Literacy Program. $1 Announcement **Gert Bloedorn Aly (scholarship recipient) is doing well in school and is done with her first semester. **Karen Schweitzer-Olson Our scholarship recipient has a 3.8 grade point average in nursing. **Lauretta Krcma-Olson thanked Sherry Rezba for a job well done as our President the past 2 years and for assuming the Programming Chair. **Carol Gruetzmacher also thanked Sherry for an excellent job as President. Raffle basket was hosted by Karen Schweitzer-Olson and won by Lauretta Krcma-Olson. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all. Meeting adjourned. Minutes submitted by Jane Panosh, Secretary Elect in Cindy Haefke s absence.)

DUES for 2018 Quantity Description Amount 1 One year membership $50.00 PLEASE RETURN APPLICATION AND DUES TO: Gert Bloedorn 4750 Vista Road Manitowoc, WI 54220 You can also bring your dues to the January meeting. Monthly meal cost is usually $15.00, but may be higher for special occasions.

Committee Descriptions Finance Prepare the annual budget, fundraising and scholarships. Programming Plan monthly meetings including menu, location, program and dinner reservations. Organize raffles and engage in community outreach. Programming covers July2017 thru June2018. Communications Prepare and distribute monthly newsletter, oversee website and inform the media of club activities. Lakeshore Business and Professional Women 2018 Committee Signup Sheet Finance Programming Communications Exec. Board Member Chairperson: Members: Treasurer Gert Bloedorn Immediate Past President Sherry Rezba Secretary Jane (Peach) Panosh *The president serves as an ex officio member of all our committees, per Article X, 1 of our bylaws.

Lakeshore BPW Programs 2018 MEETINGS to be held at TimeOut - January June 2018 January 17 Organizational Business Meeting February 21 TBA March 21 Darlene Wellner and Nancy Randolf Need for Boys & Girls Club in Manitowoc County April 18 Speaker on New Agriculture Education Center May 16 Scholarship Recipients June 20 Preparation for Rummage Sale July no meeting

BPW Annual Calendar January Pay dues by January 31 New officers assume duties (exception is Programming whose calendar runs July to July) Audit Committee audits books February Audit Committee reports to club at meeting March Scholarship applications made public April Review scholarship applications May Award scholarships at meeting June Rummage sale fundraiser July No meeting August Social meeting September Committees meet to prepare budget requests Legislative committee reviews bylaws October *- Amendment made at Sept. meeting to finalize budget at November meeting. Budget requests due by 10/1 Board meets to review budget Nominating Committee selected November Nominating Committee presents slate of officers, elections held Budget presented to membership December Officer Transition Receipts and expenditures due to Treasurer by 12/10 Treasurer to close books on 12/31

Lakeshore BPW 2017 Officers Happy January & February Birthdays President Lauretta Krcma-Olson rettako7311@aol.com ********* Secretary Jane (Peach) Panosh ppan@lakefield.net Treasurer Gert Bloedorn gertbloedorn@gmail.com ******** Immediate Past President Sherry Rezba sherryrezba@gmail.com January 24 -- Karen Schweitzer-Olson ***** February 2 Carol Gruetzmacher February 13 Lauretta Krcma-Olson February 16 -- Karin Braunel-Tuschl February 20 Michelle Birschbach