Category Archives: General News

Crazy Good Pizza

Monday Morning

There were 17 members and one guest at Monday’s meeting. Harry and Chris were the greeters. Marlin did the grace. Steve had the humor. Happy bucks from Dave for the ARC Golf Outing, Sharon for her rummage sale, Vickie for a fun time at her fund raiser, Gary for Donna surgery and Tom for the chance to visit our club. Bill Steinhilber, Art Jurdee, and Tom Sonneitner came from Oshkosh Mid-Morning Kiwanis. Gary Miller took an interclub to West Bend Morning Club. Jim Freiberg, Gary Miller, John Cooper and Pete Vercouteren went to West Bend. Gary Miller was winner and loser. He drew the Jack of Clubs. There are still 32 cards with a pot of $215.00.  Remember that we have a Kiwanis web page and Facebook. If you are on Facebook, you can like our page.

Shawn Pollack, Poco Pizza

Poco Pizza – From our farm to your freezer. Shawn set up his pizza store about a year ago. He tries to use ingredients from his family farm, local business Grande Cheese, and crust from Italy. They are all 12 inch pizzas that weigh about two pounds. You can go online to pre order for Saturday pick up or delivery every other Sunday depending on your zip code. In addition to the wood fired crusts, you can get thin crusts from Baker’s Quality Pizza Crusts from Waukesha. You can pick up your pre orders on Saturday from 10-6. You can also buy pizzas directly on Saturday from 10-6 in the store. You can watch Shawn on TedX as he was one of the speakers last year.

A Convention to Remember

Monday Morning

There were 17 members at Monday’s meeting. Sharon, Charlene, and Dawn were the greeters. Chris did the grace. Harry and Pete had the humor. Dawn and John had happy bucks. We went to the Dock Spiders on July 30th. We had eighteen participations. We had great weather and great time but horrible game. Check your calendar, Gary Miller is working on an inter-club to West Bend Morning Club. The date is August 8th. Sign up Monday.  Glen was winner and loser. He drew the seven of clubs. There are still 33 cards with a pot of $205.00.  We received twelve jars of peanut butter and six jars of jelly for the Salvation Army Brown Bag Program. In addition the Satellite Club donated $100 to the program. Remember that we have a Kiwanis web page and Facebook. If you are on Facebook, you can like our page.

Pete Vercouteren, National Kiwanis Convention

Pete represented Fond du Lac at the National Kiwanis Convention in Las Vegas. He started the convention with a new president’s meeting on the Thursday before the convention. All the convention’s power points are available on the Kiwanis web page for members to view. The highest growth in the international family comes from the Pacific Rim. The biggest selling point is our motto “All about the kids.” Two areas to look for new members are retired teachers and parents of the Key Club. We need to invite both Key clubbers and their parents to our events. Bad news, we lost 200 clubs last year. Good news, we started 200 clubs last year. There were almost 2,400 delegated at the convention. The convention was at two of the Caesars’ hotels. Remember the saying “What happens in Vegas, stay in Vegas” is not true about the Kiwanis Convention.

A Storytelling Experience You’ll Never Forget

Monday Morning

There were 15 members at Monday’s meeting. Steve and Gary were the greeters. Harry did the grace. Steve had the humor. Bonnie had a happy buck for all the help with wrist band stand at the Fair. John for a great job for Melissa Schmidt’s seven days of marathons, and Harry for a great vacation. We are going to the Dock Spiders on July 30th. You can still purchase tickets at the door. Check your calendar, Gary Miller is working on an interclub to West Bend. The date is August 8th. Details will follow.  Sharon was winner and loser. She drew the Ace of Diamonds. There are still 34 cards with a pot of $195.00.  We received twelve jars of peanut butter and six jars of jelly for the Salvation Army Brown Bag Program. In addition the Satellite Club donated $100 to the program. Remember that we have a Kiwanis web page and Facebook. If you are on Facebook, you can like our page.

Charlene Pettit, The Moth

The Moth is the art and craft of storytelling. They have been collecting and sharing stories since 1997. They have collected over 30,000 stories. The closest locations to share your story live are Madison and Milwaukee. Charlene shared her favorite story with us. She uses these stories in her classes.