Brainerd Area Sertoma Club - Brainerd, Minnesota















 

Brainerd Area Sertoma Club - Brainerd, Minnesota
Brainerd Area Sertoma Club - Brainerd, Minnesota Newsletter - Brainerd Area Sertoma Club - Brainerd, Minnesota
YE OFFICIAL SERTOMA NEWSLETTER
February 16, 2000
Newsletter Archives
Program
Sertoman of the Year - Pandy PhillipsDave Burggraff had the pleasure of presenting Randy Phillips to the group as the Sertoman of the Year. Randy was cited for his impressive leadership goals as president which included making our club the biggest one in the Great Plains Region. Another significant accomplishment was his involvement in the chartering of the new Camp Sertoma Club. Randy and his daughter, Nicole Randy's local activities have been paired with district and regional participation as well. Randy was joined by his wife Nancy and his daughter, Nicole who proudly watched him accept the plaque and the standing ovation that went with it. Randy has been a member since 1989. Randy is pictured with his daughter Nicole who has gotten him involved in Kamp Kimchee. Nicole is adopted and this Kamp is held for Korean adoptees.)

Rookie Sertoman of the Year- Jim PotvinReed Campbell proudly announced the Rookie of the Year, Jim Potvin. Jim works at St. Joseph's hospital and has accomplished much in his short time with Sertoma. Reed mentioned the many activities Jim has participated in including set-ups for pipe and drape, ditch pick, senior citizen center wall bashing, the rookie party, and almost every activity the club has organized since he has joined. 

Announcements
(New items in bold)
February 22nd Service to Mankind Award Announcement - get your nominees into Reed Campbell.
March 1  Computer Presentation at noon meeting
March 1 & 2 Please participate in the Lift-athon. It will be held on March 1 and 2 at the Brainerd High School Weight Room from 4:30 - 6:30. Your contribution will be donated to the Haapajoki Memorial fund. Contact Milo or Jinny Haugen -Segler. 
March 3-5 Little Moran Sertoma Club invites you to join them for a weekend of contests, prizes, fun and fellowship at the "Perch Jerk" at Grand Vu Lodge on Leech Lake in Walker. Cost of $110 includes lodging and meals. Some fish houses available--bring your portable, your snowmobile and/or 4 wheeler and help Little Moran raise money for their projects. Includes wild game feed on Friday evening.
March 4-6  Regional Conference at Fort Dodge, Iowa. The Board voted to pay $80 of $120 conference fee. See Milo if you are interested in attending.March 31.  Dave Burggraff spoke to us about the importance of our participation in the Jon Haapajoki Memorial at the Casino. Entertainment by the Swingin Sertomans, games, a fine dinner and an opportunity to raise money for a cause that was important to Jon. Mark your calendar and R.S.V.P for the fun. Plan to attend the pre-party wine tasting and participate in the Silent Auction. 
March 8  Pipe and Drape Presentation at Noon Meeting
March 14th Serteens Initial Meeting at Pizza Hut at 6:00 p.m.
Mar. 31, 2000 Jon Haapajoki Casino fund raiser for the Haapajoki Camp Sertoma Fund, entertainment by the Swingin' Sertomans, dinner, $50 a person, only 750 tickets available. A Sertoma Fun Bus is planned. A pre party wine-tasting even organized by Dave Pundt-$10 a ticket. Silent Auction also. Invitations were handed out today and will be mailed. Contact Dave Burggraff for more information.

R.S.V.P positively and be a part of the Jon Haapajoki Event at the Casino

Ticket Winner
Steve Noble
Pot-O-Gold Winner
Scott Fisher
Attendance
Members 56 Guests 5
Greeter Schedule
Remember: Be there by 11:45 and call somebody if you can't.
Feb. 23 Jim Pryor, Mark Puschinsky, John Raboin
March 1 LoAnn Reponen, Tom Rosenberger, Deb Ryan
March 8 Pam Sachs, Tony Sarff, Bob Sherman
Sertoman of the Day
Kent Hardenbrook - Sertoman of the Day Kent Hardenbrook spoke to the group as Sertoman of the Day. Kent is a chiropractor who married with an 8 year old daughter and a 1 1/2 year old son. He was born in Hartford, Connecticut and ended up in the Brainerd Area because he met his wife (a local girl) while serving in the army in Germany. His most embarrassing moment involved a lecture to a group of teenagers and a "bounce" dryer sheet placed strategically up his sleeve --abracadabra. Kent's dream for the future is to raise healthy happy children. 
2000 Sertoma Booth Display Schedule
Note
Serteens is having an organization meeting. Have you got a high school student at home who could join? Call Mary Marana for more info. 
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