HCE NEWSLETTER
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June/July 2015
St. Croix County Association for Home and
Community Education
Dear HCE Members,
For all of you that attended the Garden Gig, thank you and I hope you learned a few new tips, I sure did! The
Hauser Apiary Bee man and the owner of Plantables were the most interesting. All the speakers were good,
and several asked if they could come back next year, so it sounds like Garden Gig III will be happening.
I hope this spring weather isn't getting you down, Is everyone busy planning a full summer of activities, with
family, friends or just trying one new thing each week. Trying one new thing per week isn't that hard to do.
Maybe it is something as simple as a new breakfast cereal or creating a pretty place setting to enjoy your meal
on. I have started to only drink my morning coffee with a cup and saucer, it feels so much more elegant.
For another new thing to try, give one compliment to some one each day. I struggled for a long time to try and
be less negative, and by forcing myself to say something nice, it improved my attitude and helped me steer
myself away from negative people. So, cup and saucer, a compliment or something else you regularly don't
do, get ready for summer--give it a try. It will make the summer so much more enjoyable.
Remember that each club should be planning a silent auction item for the fair, in a $20-25 value.
Thanks again the all who helped make the Garden Gig a success. And special thanks to Wanda Breitbach for
assuming the office of Vice-President and to Char Croes for stepping in as Secretary due to Carol's moving
away.
Have a great summer everyone,
Maggie Hall
IN THIS ISSUE:
Note from Joan
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Executive Board Meeting
Spring Council Meeting
Cultural Arts
Bookworm Trail
Scholarship Recipients
State Conference
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page 3
page 4
page 6
page 7
page 7
page 8
Pennies for Friendship
Gardening Tips
Membership List
Changes/Members 55+ years
Impact Contribution Report
Club News/Meet & Greet/Calendar
Revised Executive Board
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page 9
page 10
page 11
page 12
page 13
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Notes from Joan
HCE NEWSLETTER
Submitted by:
Joan Sprain
You are invited to attend the Basics of Alzheimer’s, a one hour education session on September 22
from 1:3—3:30pm at the Ag Center in Baldwin. Nancy Abrahamson from ADRC will be focusing on all
forms of dementia. These sessions are free and open to the public and co-sponsored by the Alzheimer’s Association and ADRC of St Croix County. This is an HCE sponsored event.
In the Hudson area the Basics of Alzheimer’s (90 minutes) will be presented June 4 at the Hudson
Hospital on Stageline Road at 9 am and 6:30 pm.
To register call 800-429-0383 or online www.healthpartnerslocalcare.org/
Attend the 9th annual regional caregiver conference,
The Unexpected Caregiver, at WITC-New Richmond, September 25, 2015.
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Board Meeting Minutes
HCE NEWSLETTER
Submitted by: Carol Brault
Secretary
Executive Board Meeting
May 11; 2:00 pm
Ag Services & Education Center
Roll Call: Members present 11
Meeting called to order 2:00 p.m.
Absent 3
Phoebe made a motion to accept the minutes of the last executive board meeting as they were posted in the
newsletter. Seconded by Char.
Treasurers Report: Phoebe gave report, motioned seconded and approved to accept the report.
Old business: By-laws, it was decided at Spring Council to leave as is. Dues were also accepted as is.
New Business: Next newsletter we should list the executive board members and when their terms end. List the
Facebook page in the newsletter so members know where to find and contact us if needed. Add a correction to
the newsletter that Merlee Jensen is no longer on the board.
Maggie asked for suggestions on how to jazz up the newsletter. It was also brought up that we cannot use
anything that can be traced back to its’ original owner or trademark; recipes, poems, etc. Suggestions were to
add an expanded piece on the Mongolian Greenhouse project and feature a piece on the doll dresses Jean
Kelley sells. Place an item in the newsletter that if you have e-mail and would rather get the newsletter on-line
to help us save on postage. Service Awards; Phoebe is getting certificates signed by a state representative for
members with over 50 years. List the names and years of service in the newsletter and let us know of any
corrections that need to be made. Have an item on Betty and Shirley reading for the Bookworm Trail on June
10, July 8 and August 12 from 5 until 7 p.m. It was noted the next meeting is incorrect in our calendars and it
was changed to July 13. It was decided to post this in the newsletter for anyone not attending today.
Char Croes mentioned that she will complete this year on the Executive Board and then be done with her term.
She also volunteered to complete the year as interim secretary as Carol is moving. New secretary will be voted
in the new year of 2016. Phoebe mentioned block of HCE rooms are filled at state convention site: members
will have to check with other hotels nearby. Also Executive Board members should get their class registrations
in to Phoebe to send in to reserve for state convention.
Joan moved to adjourn, Donna Wilcoxson seconded.
** Correction to the previous Board minutes that Merlee Jensen was not absent but is not on the Board.
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St. Croix County HCE Spring Council Meeting
Friday, May 7, 2014; 9:30 am—2:00 pm
Hammond Town Hall, Hammond
Meeting is called to order at 10:05 a.m.
St. Croix County members in attendance:
Deer Park
7
Glover
7
Happy Valley Hour
4
Honey Doer’s
7
Lincoln
2
McKinley
1
Nike Neighbors
4
Pleasant Grove
3
Springfield
3
Warren
3
Woods n’ Hills
5
Individual
4
Guests
3
Total Attending:
50
Treasurers report as reported in the Newsletter. Motion was made and seconded to accept the report.
Secretary minutes approved as printed in the newsletter.
It was asked that a second person be assigned to Joan Brown to go over the membership book and verify dates
members joined in order to be accurate on having certificates and plaques made. Joan Sprain volunteered.
Motion to approve was made and accepted.
Committee Report:
Old business: Honor was given for the Identity Theft demonstration.
New business: Joan Brown reports there will no trip to College Day and suggested we have two drawings for
partial funding for the trip to the State Convention in August. Char made a motion for two drawings of $100
each toward the trip. Seconded by Carol Keller. Amended to two drawings and two alternates. Motion made
by Joan Brown and seconded by Lois Hall. Motion was passed.
Maggie reports there will be 6 different speakers for the Garden Gig on May 16. The fee to attend will be $15
which will include lunch and handouts. There will be 10 door prizes and vendors there with merchandise for
sale.
Maggie also reported that Marie is stepping down as Vice President and Wanda Breitbach has agreed to the
post. Wanda was welcomed. Carol Brault is stepping down and a new secretary will be voted in this month’s
meeting.
Linda explained our cultural arts project and contest. There is a bonus category of “Something Sparkly.”
Linda reports that on October 3rd, cultural arts will have another class, possibly something with corn husks.
It was suggested to members to send in a variation of the form letter to our legislators to not cut jobs for
education.
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Reminders were made to the “Moving and Grooving” project.
Maggie asked for displays for the Garden Gig and State Conference. Phoebe and Char volunteered for this.
Linda reports that on October 3rd, cultural arts will have another class, possibly something with corn husks.
Phoebe asked for volunteers to help at the fair and donate books for sale. It was mentioned maybe a silent
auction. Bea made a motion to hold a silent auction at the fair and Donna Ray seconded. All in favor, only 1
opposed. Adopted. It was suggested that each club donate at least one prize valued at $20 to $25.
Eunice reports the International Water Project has been covered and we will now be working on the
Mongolian Project. The Fall Council’s new theme will be Africa.
Phoebe reports we received 5 new members this year. She is working on the 55 plus years of membership to
send to state this year. She received the $70 we raised for Pennies for Friendship.
It was motioned and seconded to send the Pennies for Friendship we collect at today’s meeting to Women
Walk the World.
Scholarship Committee: Received two applicants for our two scholarships.
The Wisconsin Bookworms™: Betty and Shirley will have the last reading for the year on Tuesday May 12th.
They have been reading to about 45 children. They reported that each child receives a book and a small gift
that Shirley makes relevant to the story and the system is working. The “Bookworm Trail at Homestead Park”
has three buildings that are done and two more are in process. Dates when they are open will be in the
newsletter to read the books and walk the trails. Betty and Shirley agreed to come out during those dates to
read. Maggie suggested we send a thank you note to the Grant Lady thanking her for all her hard work on the
Wisconsin Bookworms. Carol Brault will handle this.
Joan Brown reported on Meet and Greet.
Maggie brought up amending the by-laws. Since this is done at the county level, it was agreed to leave it alone
and bring it up at the county meeting. Encouragement was offered for everyone to attend the planning meeting
for 2016 and help come up with new ideas.
Clarification was made on the annual dues as $6.50 and it was decided to leave it at that.
Suggestion was requested on where the Pennies for Friendship funds will go next year. Phoebe gave us the
information on the Mongolian Green House. Last year $137 was raised for Women Walk the World and $180
for Water for All. There were 5 categories. Phoebe made motion for the Pennies collected from the Fall
Council go to the Mongolian Project, Eunice seconded. So voted.
Scholarship announcement: Char presented the two $750 scholarships. One winner was Carol Keller’s
granddaughter Sydney Jones and a copy of the Rural Schoolbook. The other was Donna Wilcoxson’s
granddaughter Britany Hanson. The rules were clarified that all college students are eligible to apply for the
scholarships. It is not for just new students or seniors. It was suggested we add the Jones Scholarship request
to our newsletter for next year.
Continued on next page...
Motion was made and seconded to give a certificate for each 5 years of membership after 50 and a plaque for
25 and 50 years. If you don’t see your years of membership or an error in the newsletter please let us know so
we can get it corrected.
Motion made by Kathy M to close the meeting and seconded by Phoebe.
Submitted by: Carol Brault
** A round, yellow Pyrex lid was left at Spring Council. If this belongs to you, contact Melissa at the
Extension Office at 715-531-1932.
Cultural Arts
Congratulations to everyone who brought an item for our spring cultural arts show. What a wonderfully
talented group we are! It was difficult deciding which items we liked the best but we managed to come up
with the following winners.
Painting
Sewing
Crocheting
Quilt
Table Topper
Miscellaneous #2
Essay
Linda Sutherland
Merlee Jensen
Linda Sutherland
Betty Rudesill
Betty Rudesill
Renee Boe
Melodee Sortedahl
People’s Choice
Photography
Knitting
Hand Stitching
Wall Hanging
Miscellaneous #1
Poem
Bonus Category
Phoebe Shourds
Melodee Sortedahl
Lois Burri
Betty Rudesill
Shirley Hampton
Linda Sutherland
Shirley Grinley
Quilt by Betty Rudesill
We will be sending 12 entries plus the bonus category winner to the
State Conference. The winning entries will also be exhibited in the
HCE building at the St. Croix County Fair. Be sure to stop by and
admire them.
Fall Craft Day
SAVE THE DATE: Saturday, October 3 from 2:00-4:00pm. We will be having a FREE
craft day at the Ag Center in Baldwin. We will be making a cornhusk bow and a cornhusk
angel. They will be fun and easy to make.
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Wisconsin Bookworms
Providing early literacy programming for Wisconsin's Children
Three Bookworm Trail events at Homestead Park this summer. June 6, July 8 and August 12 from 5-7pm.
Two more reading stations are being added this summer. The park will have persons at each of five stations
reading stories. Come out to the park and see our lovely cabin in use, take a 1/2 mile paved walk around the
park with your kids or grandkids and enjoy outdoor entertainment. Admission to the park is $7 per carload.
Located north of Burkhardt on Perch Lake Rd near 60th St and County Rd E.
Scholarship Recipients
Congratulations to the St. Croix County HCE Rural School Book Scholarship recipient:
Sydney Jones of Edina, Minnesota. Sydney graduated from Edina High School in 2014. She is attending the
College of St. Benedict and plans to be an English Teacher. She is currently a gymnastics coach. She is the
granddaughter of Carol Keller. A certificate for the $750 scholarship and Rural School Book were presented
to Carol in Sydney's absence at the Spring Council meeting.
Congratulations to St. Croix County HCE Scholarship recipient:
Brittany Hanson of River Falls. Brittany will graduate from River Falls High School in 2015. She plans to
attend Chippewa Valley Technical College, pursuing a career in agriculture. She is the granddaughter of
Donna Wilcoxson. She attended the Spring Council meeting and received a certificate for the $750
scholarship.
Submitted by: Char Croes
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State Conference
Thanks to all the signed up for the State Conference at the Annual Spring Council Meeting! We had voted to
give $100 towards two people attending the conference and have alternates if someone couldn't attend.
The two winners are: Joan Brown and Lois Hall
The Alternates are: Melodee Sortedahl and Stephany Bourdon
Congratulations to all! Phoebe Shourds
Pennies for Friendship
Pennies for Friendship were collected at the Spring Council Salad luncheon ($31.34) and will be designated
for Women Walk the World, as decided at the meeting. We voted on the monies collected at the Fall Council meeting will go towards the Mongolian Greenhouses. Below is a brief description of this project voted
on at the CWC (Country Women's Council) meeting last fall.
For the full article visit: http://www.cwcusa.org/Events.html
Country Women's Council USA - CWC Meeting
CWC adopts ACWW Project in Common to help fund the development and building of two
greenhouses in Mongolia.
Project No. 0973.
The area: is Khovd Aimag, Mongolia,
The Society: Sain Tus Center
NGO Project is: Greenhouse Development
ACWW Grant: £3,588 or $5742.04 US
(This figure includes the money to build the greenhouses plus the cost of monitoring the project during the
building process as stated in their application.)
The Sain Tus Center NGO applied to Associated Country Women of the World for funding of the
development of two greenhouses for their community. The member societies of CWC voted at their area
meeting in Wisconsin last September to adopt and fund this project to help families in Mongolia to ensure a
longer growing season for their food. By funding this project we are helping to achieve that goal. This
project is monitored throughout the process and progress reports are to be sent to ACWW each six months.
These reports will then be forwarded to The USA Area President for sharing with the CWC societies. The
first report, with pictures, has been received and shared to society presidents, as a power point
presentation. This project can be fully funded with just a small donation of 25¢ per society member. Please
help us to help the families of Khovd Aimag, Mongolia learn more about growing, processing and selling the
produce that they can raise with the development and construction of these two greenhouses.
Submitted by: Phoebe Shourds
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Membership
Please review the following membership list. Find your name and verify if the second column is correct,
which is the year you became a member of HCE and the third column being the membership years.
Virginia Aasmundrud
Sharon Balcerek
Lois Burri
Charlotte Croes
Vanessa Donahue
Bonnie Eastvold
Lola Fouks
Bernia Goodrich
Carol Kobernick
Janet Krueger
Barb McAnnany
Phyllis Ness
Ruth Severson
Elaine Solum
Roxanne Solum
Vivian Wildasin
Phyllis Albert
Audrey Alton
Marilyn Feyereisen
Roberta Johnson
Mary Kliszcz
Nancy Nichols
Rebecca Monson
Laurine Paulson
Mary Ross
Betty Rudesill
Carol Senn
Phoebe Shourds
Peg Steinmetz
Marlene Wells
Donna Wilcoxon
Maxine Bakke
Carol Brault
Eunice Hop
Ruth Johnson
Margaret Mitchell
Marilyn Olson-Lear
Marge VanSomeran
Alice Bertelson
Lucille Gedatus
Shirley Grinley
Mary Hampton
Shirley Hampton
Laurie Newberry
Elisabeth Lee
1972
1981
2009
1983
1987
1978
1981
1965
1983
2009
2014
2014
2006
1978
2008
1963
1973
1958
1964
1974
2010
2010
2015
1990
2009
1960
1977
1989
1990
1957
1957
1950
2013
1978
1977
2004
1970
1950
1995
1983
2011
1982
1983
2014
1984
43
34
6
32
28
37
34
50
32
6
1
1
9
37
7
52
42
57
51
41
5
5
0
25
6
55
38
26
25
58
58
65
2
37
38
11
45
65
20
32
4
33
32
1
31
Melodee Sortedahl
Wanda Breitbach
Georgia Hoberg
Merlee Jensen
Georgine Moelter
Dorothy Nelson
Linda Sutherland
Beverly Wubbels
Kay Walsh
Jean Kelley
Mary Frey
Kathy Meyer
Evelyn Peterson
Louise Peterson
Joan Vobejda
Ruth Kay Wall
Jody Wolski
Carolyn Barrette
Carol Keller
Sandra Peterson
Sheri Carter
Darlene Coleman
Doris Erler
Bea Hunt
Kathy Kuehne
Joanne Libby
Kathy Munkelwitz
Suzie Overing
Donna Ray
Donna Ruetz
Cathie Burlzlaff
Sharon Fregine
Cathie Godwin
Shirley Hammer
Dorothy Larson
Rozanne Lund
Shirley Reinhard
Viola Roquette
Heather Serier
Sheri Stanitism
Mary Vadnais
Janice Annis
Marge Canfield
Julie Frieburg
2004
1989
1967
1954
1980
1989
1984
1978
1970
1974
1984
2005
1943
1959
1973
2015
1981
1968
1980
1991
2009
1970
2013
1986
2013
1970
1979
2007
1966
1998
1995
1982
1995
2009
1978
1978
2005
1953
1989
1972
2015
1982
1996
2010
11
26
48
61
35
26
31
37
45
41
31
10
72
56
42
0
34
47
35
24
6
45
2
29
2
45
36
8
49
17
20
33
20
6
37
37
10
62
26
43
0
33
19
5
Junalee Hogenson
Stephany Bourdon
Joan Brown
Lois Hall
Liz Doyone
Elaine Flury
Rosie Gjerstad
Margaret Hall
Georgia Huehn
Dorothy Hughes
Denna Johnson
Karen Johnson
Diane Kinney
Peg Kinney
Kim Lagerstrom
Marie Nelson
Janet O'Connell
Ann Rebholz
Joan Richie
Maxine Schiltgen
Bernia Schmitz
Greta Shafer
Ruth Tschumperlin
Pat Wolf
1980
1984
1964
1944
1975
2015
2015
1987
1975
1962
1985
1978
1988
1951
2009
1975
1988
1986
1992
1977
1987
1996
1975
1985
If you find an error in any of the
columns, please notify Phoebe
Shourds at 715-425-8857 AND
Melissa Nawrocki at
715-531-1932.
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28
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Changes
HCE NEWSLETTER
Submitted by: Maggie Hall
Life happens; no matter how we try to keep on top of things, life can get in the way, or in some cases, life
opens up new horizons. Our executive board is no different. Recent changes due to 'life' have included Carol
Brault deciding to leave Woodville and return to her family down south, so she has relinquished her position
as secretary as well as her executive board position. Char Croes has graciously accepted to fulfill the position
from June 1 until January when a new secretary will be take office. A huge thank you to Char.
Marie Nelson also has a busy 'life' going on right now and needed to step down as our vice president. Newly
retired Brenda Breitbach just got a new 'life' upon retirement and stepped up to fill in for Marie. I am grateful
to all the ladies who have been willing to assume these positions.
We have two new board members, Wanda Breitbach and Carol Kobernick; welcome aboard ladies!
 A new membership recognition system is being implemented. Now that we have so many members
passing the 50 years mark, we will be giving certificates to members as they reach the 55, 60, 65, 70, 75 years
as members, and so on. Members will receive a wooden plaque for 25 and 50 years as well as lapel pins.
12 Members Celebrating over 55 years
Audrey Alton 1958, 57; Glover
Betty Rudesill 1960, 55; Glover
Marlene Wells 1957, 58; Glover
Donna Wilcoxson 1957, 58; Glover
Maxine Bakke 1950, 65; Happy Valley Hour
Marge VanSomeran 1950, 65; Happy Valley Hour
Merlee Jensen 1954, 61; Individual
Evelyn Peterson 1943, 72; Lincoln
Louise Peterson 1959, 56; Lincoln
Viola Roquette 1953, 62; Pleasant Grove
Lois Hall 1944, 71; Warren
Peg Kinney 1951, 64; Woods 'n Hills
Also Congratulations - we had 5 new members join this year.
Submitted by:
Phoebe Shourds
Ag Services and
Education Center
Hours of Operation:
Monday—Friday
8:00 am—4:30 pm
715-531-1930
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Club News:
Deer Park—Cindy B., Yoga Instructor from Conscious Living Yoga came and talked about self care for
women in midlife and also showed some yoga exercises. Club members sold pieces of pie at the Lions Club
spaghetti dinner on April 25.
Glover—Phyllis and Carol gave a continued lesson on England Ireland Wales and Scotland. Club received
thank you notes from Grace Place and Our Neighbors Place for the pillows and pillow cases. A thank you
note received for the library books “in memory of” Merle Klug and money donated “in memory of” Pat
Stapleton family. Club discussed the upcoming meetings: Computer Security, Garden Gig, Spring Council,
District Spring Meeting, Women Walk the World and the next Board Meeting.
Happy Valley Hour—Eunice and Carol will attend the District Annual Spring Meeting from their club.
The club received the name of the child they are sponsoring in Kenya; Noviak is 12 years old. They will
send a gift with Nancy when she goes to Kenya in May. Margaret presented a program on Fun
Expressions—their meanings then and now. Eunice provided a lesson on Earth Day at the April meeting.
Lincoln—Club received a thank you from Family Resource Center for continued donations. Louise and
Joan will attend Spring Council. Louise will try and get a picture of Evelyn for her 55+ years of membership. Mary Frey will attend the Garden Gig. At the May meeting, they will bring a white elephant gift and
learn and play new games. Jody Wolski suggested a fundraiser by having a bake sale in the fall during
Bingo. Club picnic is June 23. Club will donate to silent auction for the fair. Louise will work at the fair.
Nike Neighbors—Jim Moenke from Roberts gave a presentation on Bipolar Disease at the March meeting.
Kathy will purchase the supplies needed for the pie booth at Good Neighbor Days. Club voted to give their
Social Service donations to Grace Place and continue to give to Pennies for Friendship.
Meet and Greet Opportunities
June 24 at Azul Tequila
July 22 at Phoenix
2421 Hanley Rd., Hudson
2570 Gracie Dr., Baldwin
715-808-0275
715-688-3473
Meet and Greet gatherings are at 11:30 am.
Join us for a good meal and great company!!
Committee:
Joan Brown 715-749-3302 and Ann Rebholz 715-386-2887
A variety full menu is offered at all restaurants
Calendar of Events
June
1
Reports Due: UPDATE, Service Awards,
MISC
July
13
Executive Board Meeting - Revised
Ag Center 2:00 – 3:30pm
July
14-16
NVON –
West Virginia
July
15-19
St. Croix County Fair
Glenwood City 9am-9pm
Fall Council Meeting/International (Africa)
1st Reform Church, Baldwin
(Note location)
Save the Date!
Oct
15
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2015 EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS (revised 5/12/2015)
Term
Position
Name
Address
Club
Email
Phone
15-17
President
Maggie Hall
783 Badlands Rd Hudson 54016
Woods n Hills
hallmaggie@hotmail.com
386-6139
15-17
Vice President
Wanda Brietbach
879 220th Ave, Somerset, 54025
Individual
wjbright@frontiernet.net
248-3806
Dec 15
Past Pres/Int Sec
Charlotte Croes
2264 200th St, Deer Park, 54007
Deer Park
jccroes@amerytel.net
269-5201
Dec 15
Interim Secretary
Charlotte Croes
2264 200th St, Deer Park, 54007
Deer Park
jccroes@amerytel.net
269-5201
15-17
Treasurer
Phoebe Shourds
401 State Hwy 65, River Falls, 54022
Glover
pnpaulson@yahoo.com
425-8857
15-17
Scholarship
Donna Wilcoxson
1027 Hazel St River Falls 54022
Glover
gramma12@pressenter.com
425-5071
15-17
Cultural Arts
Linda Sutherland
1594 5th Ave, Star Prairie 54026-5304
Individual
tagalongacres@yahoo.com
248-7279
13-15
International
Eunice Hop
1600 Birchwood Dr, Baldwin, 54002
Happy Valley Hour
wehop@baldwin-telcom.net
684-2052
15-17
International
Jean Kelley
1429 130th Ave, New Richmond 54017
Individual
Jeanekelley07@hotmail.com
246-5591
15-17
Bookworms™
Betty Lee
2684 Pecan Lane, Woodville 54028
Honey Doers
Email Bev Wubbels
698-2832
15-17
Lois Burri
2215 Hwy 46, Deer Park, WI 54007
Deer Park
Email Char Croes
269-5145
15-17
Bev Wubbels
37 6th Ave Baldwin 54002
Individual
belaw@baldwin-telecom.net
684-2348
15-17
Mary Hampton
158 Cty Rd NN, Spring Valley, 54767
Honey Doers
Email Bev Wubbels
772-4503
15-17
Marie Nelson
453 Tower Road, Hudson 54016
Woods n Hills
mlnelson12@hotmail.com
386-2532
15-17
Carol Kobernick
310 South St W. Deer Park 54007
Deer Park
Email Char Croes
269-5229
COUNTY COMMITTEE MEMBER CHAIRS –
Cultural Arts Co-Chairs
Linda Sutherland
1594 5th Ave, Star Prairie 54026-5304
tagalongacres@yahoo.com
248-7279
Marketing/Marketing
Phoebe Shourds
401 State Hwy 65, River Falls, 54022
pnpaulson@yahoo.com
425-8857
Fair Board
Phoebe Shourds
401 State Hwy 65, River Falls, 54022
International
1600 Birchwood Dr, Baldwin, 54002
1600 Birchwood Dr, Baldwin, 54002
pnpaulson@yahoo.com
wehop@baldwin-telcom.net
425-8857
Eunice Hop
Eunice Hop
Family Living Agent
Jean Kelley
Joan Sprain
1429 130th Ave, New Richmond 54017
1960 8th Ave Ste 140 Baldwin, 54002
Executive Admin
Melissa Nawrocki
Wisconsin
Bookworms™
Awards (plaques)
684-2052
684-2052
wehop@baldwin-telcom.net
Jeanekelley07@hotmail.com
Joan.Sprain@ces.uwex.edu
246-5591
531-1930
1960 8th Ave Ste 140 Baldwin, 54002
Melissa.Nowricki@ces.uwex.edu
631-1932
Betty Lee
2684 Pecan Lane, Woodville 54028
349 Lindsey Rd Hudson 54016
Joan Brown
Send INVOICE CESA 11 Head Start ; New Richmond
1010 Hwy 12 Roberts 54023
Bev Wubbels - belaw@baldwin-telecom.net
Hughes78@sbcglobal.net
Mona Karau monak@cesa11.k12.wi.us
698-2832
Dorothy Hughes
grandmajoanbrown@gmail.com
749-3302
377-0173
DISTRICT and STATE OFFICERS
State President
Betty Anne Tubbin
W6631 The Clearing, Merrill 54452
batubbin@charter.net
715-436-4033
2015
State Treasurer
Judy Bender
N1440 Spring Lake Drive, Dalton 53926
jmbender@centurylink.net
920-394-3008
2015
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District Director NW
Carol Medchill
2364 250 Ave, Cushing 54006
medchill@lakeland.ws
715-648-5817
2017
District Membership
Kristy Sand
963 85th Ave, Cty Rd H, Amery, 54001
kcants@hotmail.com
715-268-8696
2017
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District Secretary
Carol Van Heulkom
1132 55 St Amery 54001
cnsvan@amerytel.net
715-948-2323
2017
District Treasurer
Susan Hitz
E4756 1050th Ave Wheeler, 54772
russellhitz@centurylink.net
715-632-2143
2015
District Cultural Arts
Phoebe Shourds
Kaye Leaman
401 State Hwy 65, River Falls, 54022
1266 Barron Dunn Ave, Ridgeland, 54763
pnpaulson@yahoo.com
jkleaman@chilbardun.net
715-425-8857
715-949-1175
2017
2017
District International
Eunice Hop
1600 Birchwood Dr, Baldwin, 540021
wehop@baldwin-telcom.net
715-684-2052
2017
Jean Kelley
1429 130th Ave, New Richmond 54017
715-246-5591
2017
N 6977 430th St., Menomonie 54751
vilnev@wwt.net
715-235-3656
Update Editor
Elaine Villeneuve
Karen Scheibe
Marcelline Protheroe
12895 Birchwood Rd, Drummond 54832
N6131 22nd Drive, Wild Rose 54984
proth@centurytel.net
715-739-6632
920-622-3959
FLE Liaison
Michelle Tidemann
Michelle.tidemann@ces.uwex.edu
920-929-3174
WI Bookworms Coord
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