a publication of the kiwanis club of monroe, wis
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Your Monroe Club
Sponsors Boy Scout
Troop 101
Sponsors Builders and
Key Clubs
Maintains the Youth
Cabin and Scout Bldg
Supports Boy Scout
Canyon Camp
Sponsors early child-
hood development and
pre-school literacy
Has raised and distrib-
uted more than One
Million dollars in sup-
port of youth and com-
munity projects!
Inside this issue:
Club Calendar, Programs 2
More Christms Stocking photos 2
An unexpected thank you 3
I-pads are huge benefit 4
Carper reviews GCDC 5
How GCD C can help YOU 6
Division 3 Directory 8
January 21, 2019 Volume 97 Issue 6
A publication of the Kiwanis Club of Monroe, Wis.
Winner: WIUM
District 2014-15
Newsletter
Contest
Visit our website: kiwanisofmonroe.org
Faces of Kiwanians delivering Christmas Stocking boxes. More photos
on next page:
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Upcoming Program Guide
Date
Jan. 24
Jan. 31
Feb. 7
Feb. 14
Feb. 21
Feb. 28
Invocation
Susan Anderson
Individual
Shannon Kaszuba
R. Maliszewski
Nikki Matley
Dave Mosher
Program
Sara Quies will be addressing Badger State
Ethanol and their recent expension
Noon: Round Table at Ratskellar
5th Thursday: Monroe Golf Club 5:30 p.m.
Bring the kids! New member orientation
Club Calendar: Kiwanians—Save these dates!!!!!!!
Feb. 4—Board meeting at
Dave Mosher Insurance, Noon Sponsored Youth meeting dates: Builders: 1st Friday of the Month in Barb McArdle’s Room. Key Club: 2nd and 4th Tuesdays in MHS IMC. All start at 7:30 a.m.
May 4-5—Canyon Camp workdays Disc Golf, Saturday, June 15
In 1961 the Candy Sales for Kiwanis totaled $4,600 as shown in the
photo above.
2018, Candy committee
Presented check for
$25,000 with more
To come!
Page 2 NIBBLES
Join Key Club members
For Pleasant View projects
Key Club members will be volunteering at Pleasant View from 6 to 7 p.m. these dates.
February 12: Painting residents’ nails April 9: Outside walks or balloon game Kiwanians are asked to participate, too
Club was really active in
Delivering Christmas
Stocking baskets
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Conway Photo
Come join us for lunch!
Kiwanis meets
every Thursday
noon at Turner
Hall Ratskeller.
Enjoy a scrumptious
buffet lunch, hear an
interesting program,
Meet REALLY
interesting club mem-
bers!
Public welcome!!!
Page 3 NIBBLES
All Kiwanians who sold candy: Please remit to Jim Glessner the number of tins that you personally used as gifts or family consumption. These numbers can legally be counted and the profits used in our ad-ministrative account. Thank you for your cooperation!!!
Not often That club Is thanked For 2013 Scholarship!
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Cara Carper, Exec. Dir., Green
Co. Development Corp., gave us
an all-encompassing review of
that group’s activities.
Because we have no 4-lane road
leading to Green County, we are
bypassed by companies seeking
to relocate. Cara said that now
the focus is “growing our own.”
So the GCDC emphasizes local
development and offers busi-
ness development assistance.
She noted that GCDC helped 7
businesses in 2017, and 51 in
2018!
The group’s consultants (see
next page) give training pro-
grams on balance sheets, insur-
ance, finding employees, etc.
GCDC also tapped into UW to get
grad students (some 300!)
working on projects within the
county environs.
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Captain Jim Glessner, Monroe Kiwanian, reviewed the Badger Honor Flight he was awarded at the January 10th meeting. Danielle Hanusa photo
Gumball project Nets project dollars For the club: Recently we received $725.70 from Ford Gum! Since the start of this Project, Monroe Kiwanis has received $35,278.49. The kids of the community are the real beneficiaries of this fundraiser!
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Volume 97 Issue 6
2018-2019 Monroe Kiwanis Officers
President Dave Mosher
President Elect Patrick Bodell
Vice President Susan Curran
Immediate Past President Danielle Hanusa
Secretary Beth Kindschi
Treasurer Erik Haworth
Nibbles Editor: Jim Glessner
[email protected] Directors:
Term Expires Sept. 30, 2019 Term Expires Sept. 30, 2020
Shannon Kaszuba Linda Gebhardt
Nanci Valentino Steve Kundert
Term Expires Sept. 30, 2021 Board of Directors Meeting
Ron Spielman Feb. 4, Noon, at
Jane Paradowski Mosher Insurance
Jim Glessner
Page 8 Division 3 Clubs Dodgeville Dodger Bowl Lanes Mondays, 11:45 a.m.
Fennimore SW Area Tech Institute 2nd and 4th Mondays, Noon
Madison Downtown Madison Club 11:45 a.m. Mondays
Platteville A & W Restaurant Tuesday Noon
Mineral Point Pointer Café 1st, 3rd, 5th Tuesdays, Noon
Madison East The Great Dane (876 Jupiter) Noon Wednesdays
Prairie du Chien
Mulligan's Pub 2nd and 4 Wednesdays, Noon
Belleville
1st and 3rd Thursdays 6 p.m. Corner Café
Middleton
Hody’s Bar & Grill 1914 Aurora St. 2nd and 4th Thursdays
Stoughton Vennevoll Club House 1st Thursday 5:30 p.m. 3rd Thursday Noon
Verona Park Bank, 104 Main St. 1st and 3rd Thursdays Noon
Madison West Covenant Presbyterian Church 326 Segoe Rd. Noon Fridays
Monroe Kiwanis Meets Thursday Noon
At Turner Hall Ratskeller, 1217 17th Ave.,
On a weekly basis
To contact Secretary Beth Kindschi:
608.325.5658 or [email protected]
To contact Treasurer Erik Haworth:
608.325.8100 or