We received a $900 grant from

the MNWT foundation for An-

gela’s Memorial Bench. Look for

more details about a dedication

Ceremony coming this spring.

I hope to see you at some of our

upcoming events!

Hello! I hope everyone survived

the Polar Vortex! I know I’m

ready for spring! I had a great

time at convention and Con-

gratulations to Rachal Mueller for

receiving a Presidential Medal-

lion, Julie Hammel for receiving a

USWT Presidential Pin and the

new bingo event for Wishes and

More receiving Project of the Tri-

mester award!

We have lots of fun things com-

ing up this month; District Social

on Feb 9th, Social at Billy’s on

Feb 10th, Murder Mystery on the

16th and General Meeting on

Feb 19th.

Bunny Party will be

here before we know

it on April 13th,

Rachal has stepped

up to chair this

event, Thank you

Rachal. Reach out

to her if you can

help! Hopefully it will

be warm with no

snow/ice this year!

Adrianna’s Message

Notice: Next Meeting date: February 19 —Anoka City Hall Lower Level, 6:30 pm for Social 7 pm for meeting

President Adrianna Post

Inside this issue:

Calendar 2

Recipes 4-5

Spotlight Member 6

Winterfest 8

Wishes & More 10

Treasurer Report 11

January Meeting Minutes 13-15

February 2019 Pumpkin Press

Anoka Women of Today

Special Points of Interest

Feed My Starving Children

Random Acts of Kindness

Calendar

Winter State Update

District 6 Social

Murder Mystery So-cial

Prepare to Be a Board Member

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Calendar

Anoka Women of Today

February 2019

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2

3 4 5 6 7 Board Meeting 7 pm

Anoka Caribou

8 9 Happy Birthday

Mary Moeller

Dist. 6 Social 1 pm

10 Sunday Social at

Billy’s 1:00 pm

11 Feed My Starving

Children 6-7:30 pm

12 13 14 15 16 Murder Mystery

Dinner 6:30 pm

17 Happy Birthday

Tricia

18 Happy Birthday

Rachal

19 General Meeting

7:00 pm City Hall

20 Happy Birthday

Christine

21 22 23

24 Happy Birthday

Patsy

25 26 27 28

March 2019

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2 Happy Birthday

Sara Wishers &

More Winter Ball

3 4 5 Board Meeting 7

pm Anoka Caribou

6 7 8 9

10 11 12 13 14 15 Happy Birthday

Terri

16

17 18 Happy Birthday

Jennifer

19 General Meeting

7:00 pm City Hall

20 21 22 Happy Birthday

Linda

23

24 25 26 27 28 Happy Birthday

Jill

29 30

31

Winter State

Thank you Julie, Bonnie, Erin, Stefany, and Adrianna

for attending Winter State.

Our chapter received the grant for Angela’s bench. Hear all about Winter State at our next meet-

ing!

Page 3 State Delegate Report—Rachal Mueller

Upcoming District and State Events

Annual Convention

We have one convention left this year and its Annual in Brainerd, MN.

Join me on a road trip to Cragun’s Resort on May 17-19th. We will be

electing 2019-2020 MN Women of Today officers, celebrating out 3rd

trimester and year end achievements!

Area 2 Meeting Friday March, 22nd 6:00pm -6:30pm meal, Meeting at 6:30pm Rice Lions Building (101 4th Ave. NW, Rice) $5 includes walking taco meal Agenda: Elections Caucus, State Store Shopping, Interactive Retention Training, President Brenda’s Remarks, Awards, and Door Prizes Register by 2/22 and make checks payable to District 5 C/O Michelle Kocak Jones (2320 Eastwood Circle, Monticello, MN 55362)

District 6 Meeting – Our next district meeting will be held in April.

Watch for more information on location and time.

Our chapter president making a difference!

These sweet cream cheese stuffed strawberries are the most delightful finger food for

just about any party. They're also fun for Valentine's Day or girl's night in! Either way, this

spectacular table display will be the hit of the party.

Ingredients

18-24 large strawberries

1 (8 ounce) package of cream cheese (softened)

1 cup heavy whipping cream

1/3 cup sour cream

2/3 cup white granulated sugar

1/2 cup graham cracker crumbs

1 tsp vanilla extract

1 tbsp fresh lemon juice (optional)

Instructions

Prep the strawberries by cutting off the stems and slicing them in half. Next, cut a small sliver off of the

back of each strawberry half so that they sit up straight. Then use a small melon baller to carefully hol-

low out the middle (you don't need to take out much, just make a small enough indent so that the cream

cheese filling doesn't slide off).

Place the softened cream cheese, sour cream, sugar, vanilla extract and lemon juice in a medium sized

mixing bowl (DO NOT add the heavy whipping cream). Beat with an electric mixer until smooth.

In a different medium sized mixing bowl, beat the whipping cream until stiff peaks form (about 5 min-

utes).

Fold the whipped cream into the cream cheese mixture until well incorporated.

Fill a piping bag with the cream cheese mixture (I used a star tip), and pipe it onto each sliced straw-

berry.

Finish with a sprinkle of graham cracker crumbs.

Serve and enjoy!

Recipe Notes

The number of strawberries you need to match the amount of cream cheese mixture really depends on

the size of the strawberries. I bought a large container of medium sized strawberries from Costco, and

still ended up with a bit of leftover cream cheese mixture.

You CAN make the cream cheese mixture (including whipped cream) the day before. My leftovers were

the perfect consistency the next day. I may or may not have been eating it with a spoon.

The strawberries can also be cut and prepped the day before, just be sure to place them in an air tight

container with a paper towel so that they don't get soggy or end up with that weird refrigerator taste.

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Deviled Strawberries (Made with a Cheesecake Fil l ing) - Adrianna Post

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Recipes to Help Keep You Warm

Easy Hot Dish From Nancee Wiskus

This easy to make hot dish can be pulled together very fast and ready to eat in less than an

hour. Add a salad or your favorite steamed vegetable a dinner roll and dinner is served.

Ingredients:

1 lb Hamburger 1 cup yellow onion 1 clove garlic (optional) ½ t salt ¼ t pepper 1 can (15oz) Tomato Sauce 1 Can Tomato soup 2 t Oregano 1 t Basil 12oz Bow tie pasta Shredded Cheddar Cheese Instructions:

1. Heat oven to 350°F. Cook and drain pasta as directed on package.

2. Meanwhile, in 10-inch skillet, cook beef, onion, garlic, salt and pepper over medium heat 8 to 10 minutes, stirring occasionally, until beef is thoroughly cooked; drain.

3. Stir in tomato sauce, tomato soup, Oregano, Basil, and pasta. Pour into greased 9x13 baking dish.

4. Bake 20 minutes, sprinkle with cheese. You can use as much or as little cheese as you like. Bake uncovered 5 minutes longer or until cheese is melted.

Crockpot Ranch Mushrooms from Cortney Miller

Ingredients:

1 pound fresh mushrooms

1 stick butter

1 envelope Ranch dry dressing mix

(I normally double the recipe for the Christmas party)

Directions:

1. Wash off mushrooms

2. Layer mushrooms in crock pot

3. Melt butter in microwave safe bowl

4. Stir ranch dry mix into the melted butter

5. Pour butter/ranch mixture over mushrooms

6. Stir up mixture in crockpot

7. Cook on Low setting for 3 to 4 hours or on high for 1-2 hours.

8. ENJOY MUSHROOMS :)

Served at Christmas Party—YUMMY!!

Member Spotlight

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Name: Jennifer Wulff Birthday: March 18 City of Residence: Ramsey Occupation: Realtor Tell us a little about your family (children/grandchildren/significant other/pets etc.) I am a mother of 4, two boys and two girls, and grandmother of two little girls. Vivi is 4 and Lily is 5. I am divorced with a long-term boyfriend, Rich. We have two Bernedoodle puppies. They are in training to become therapy dogs. Favorite things to do/hobbies/interests? I quilt and garden. I love to cook and workout. I am in training for a body building show in May! I did my first show last year and loved it. I am in the “masters 50+” category! Last year I was the only one in that age range! It was scary and exciting and fun all at the same time! I can’t wait to do it again this year! Favorite Color: It changes, but probably blue and purple. Favorite Store: It depends on what I’m shopping for, but I spend most of my money at Target. Favorite Food: Chocolate Favorite Holiday: I’d say Christmas, but it can be stressful, so maybe Easter, because it’s the beginning of spring! Most memorable vacation and why it was so memorable: We went to the Dominican Republic two years ago and it was beautiful! I’d love to go back. What are you most looking forward to right now: Summertime and boating! Anything else you would like us to know: I’m happy to be part of this great group of ladies! Women of Today related questions: What made you decide to join Anoka Women of Today and how long have you been a member: I’ve seen AWT around town for years and have always wanted to join, so I finally contacted someone and here I am! I’ve been a member for about 3 months. What are your favorite Women of Today project(s) and activi-ties? I am pretty new, but so far I have enjoyed them all mostly because of the amazing group of women I get to work with. Are there any new activities or projects that would interest you for the upcoming year? I’m willing to try many things!

Welcome, Jennifer!

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Difference Makers

Sending a warm hello to my chapter members from lovely Mazatlan. We'll be back to Naples March 2nd. Con-gratulations to all members that received awards at Winter State! All is going well, take care! ~ Patsy

Thanks to all for their newsletter submissions—we cannot do this without your input! ~ Nancy

Congratulations to Julie on receiving a USWT National pin!

Thanks to those that worked at Winterfest. Looked so fun. Too bad the weather did not cooperate.

Thank you to the Angela Tompkins Memorial Bench Committee for all of their work and input. We are almost there. Looking forward to the Dedication Ceremony this coming spring. ~ Nancy

Congrats to Rachal on her medallion! Great job. You so deserved that rec-ognition. ~ Nancy

Congrats to Stefany and all of those that worked at the Ramsey Bingo for the recognition of a Project of the Trimester for Wishes & More.

Congrats to Adrianna and Dan on the news of a baby girl in May!

As promised Erin and Stephanie are hosting a Murder Mystery Dinner at Bonnie's house the evening of Sat. Feb 16th. Bonnie's house will be transformed into the Lady Lux Casino, Dona Mancini (the wealthy owner of Lady Lux) would like to personally invite each of you to what is sure to be a fun filled evening full of gam-bling, entertainment and murder. We have enough roles for everyone. However, if you would like to participate, but unsure about playing a role, there are some non character assignments to be filled, please contact Stephanie for more details. This is a social event for us, therefore, if you have a friend who would like to participate please let me know, so I can extend the invitation. This Murder Mystery dinner is 2 acts and will take about 90 minutes to com-plete. We will start at 6:30, dinner/drinks will be served, and there will be a murder to solve. Prizes will be given out for best actress, best costume, and to the person who identifies the killer. You have been invited to an evening of gambling and entertainment at the Lady Lux, a casino owned by the wealthy Dona Mancini. The guest list includes a number of gambling enthusiasts—from high rollers to nov-ices—as well as the performers, dealers, and other staff employed by Dona Mancini. Everyone is expecting an evening replete with games of chance, dinner, drinks, and maybe a show—they aren’t expecting a power outage, the murder of a member of the surveillance team, or a lockdown that prevents them from leaving the casino.

Murder Mystery Dinner Saturday, February 16, 6:30 pm

Bonnie Waller’s , 10730 Direct River Drive, Coon Rapids

Anoka Winterfest Report

On Jan 26th, Brooke, Kate, Jennifer, and Erin helped to setup and run a craft for the kids attending. We made a donut snowman and it was hit! There was low attendance this year due to the snow and cold. Around 60 kids were able to enjoy our snowman donuts. No profit comes from this event. The city of Anoka pays for all supplies. We continue to receive great feedback with having our presence visable to the community. The city of Anoka coordinator made sure to thank us and has invited us to return at next years event. A special thank you goes out to those that helped to volunteer for this event. THANK YOU!!

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Feed My Starving Children—Coon Rapids Monday, February 11 from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm Come help hand-pack meals for children worldwide. Rachal sent out an email for members who are interested in helping to register.

https://www.fmsc.org/join-group?joincode=2WNY54

A suggestion to consider from Patsy Ajax

Random Act of Kindness Week, February 17, 2019 Celebrated on February 17th, National Random Acts of Kind-ness Day has grown in popularity each year. It is celebrated by indi-viduals, groups and organizations, nationwide, to encourage acts of kindness. It is a favorite day to many, as people everywhere are en-joying doing these acts of kindness. Pass It On! Share with Nancy D. for the next newsletter a Random Act of Kindness that you have witnessed or done yourself.

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Wishes & More from Stefany Nikolaus We are looking for donations for a basket to donate for the Wishes & More Storybook ball March 2nd. We thought maybe a Dr. Seuss basket, since his birthday is March 2nd. If you are interested in donating please bring your donations to the next general meeting February 19th. Also, if you are interested in helping at the ball on March 2nd you need to contact Elizabeth Arnold at elizabetha@wishesand more.org. Everyone needs to have a back ground check to volunteer.

District 6 Social When: Saturday, February 9, 2019 @1:00pm

Where: Albertville City Hall, 5959 Main Ave NE, Albertville, MN 55301

What: Make a finished chalk art decor masterpiece! Choose

from a variety of transfer designs and chalk pastes on hand to

match your style - no matter your crafting or creative ability - you can

totally do this! Our very own MNWT Presidential Assistant Christine

Sibilleau will be leading us in this activity.

This workshop will be using one 5.5" x 7.5" box frame. This beautiful

wooden surface is double-sided, featuring a dark stain on one side

and a whitewashed finish on the other side. [One-time application only; not for remov-

able designs.]

Visit https://www.chalkcouture.com/c-and-co/product/S183114 to take a look.

Cost is $15 or 2 for $25!!

Oh! and one more thing - everyone will get to make a mini-chalkboard project - and I’ll

put together a door prize with Chalk Couture products.

There will be snacks and drinks to enjoy as well. Come and hang out your fellow district

6 members.

Please RSVP to Melanie Chenoweth at mgchenoweth77@gmail.com by Wednesday,

February 6th.

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Treasurer Report—January 2019

March newsletter articles due March 5. Don’t forget your “Difference Mak-ers” personals! Send to ngdvora78@comcast.net. Who will be the first to text or email me the name of our current District Director? Nancy D.

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How to Prepare for a Board Position in the New Year

Plan on attending LOTS on May 4th in Monticello. This important day of training will start you off on the right foot your

new year.

Read your chapter Bylaws and Policies. They should spell out the requirements for the various positions.

There are manuals issued by our organization for most positions. Make sure you have the current one and read it of-

ten. If you can’t find one for your position, they are available at the State Store for a nominal charge.

Don’t be afraid to try something new.

Be sure to attend the outgoing/incoming board meeting/training session.

Set goals for the year that are measurable and realistic. Goals should challenge but not defeat you. Examples of

measurable goals are: Sign 2 new members each trimester. Orientate all new members within 60 days of joining.

Raise $500 for the Priority Project area (or your local Relay for Life, True Friends, a local Youth of Today project, etc).

Have 75% of the chapter certify in Living and Learning.

Attend any training offered by your district.

Make your position fun!! Choose a theme, offer inexpensive incentives, and plan a unique way to present your officer

reports.

From Chapter Management Vice President Winter State Chapter Information Packet

Bunny Party and Egg Hunt

April 13th, 2019

We will be selling Green Valley

Greenhouse gift cards. They are

$25/each. Spread the word with

family, friends, and co-workers to

help fund our event.

Looking for volunteers to help

with getting donations, food, and games. Let Rachal or Nancee if you are interested

in helping.

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Anoka Women of Today General Membership Meeting

Anoka City Hall January 15th, 2019 7pm

Call Meeting to Order- 7:04 Introduction of Guests: N/A Attendance: Katie, Cortney, Stephanie, Rachal, Bonnie, Adrianna, Julie, Erin, Jennifer, Nancee, Tricia Pledge of Allegiance: Katie US Women of Today Creed: Stephanie

We the United States Women of Today, are dedicated to serving our community and nation, are committed to strengthening our individual talents, and stand united by our friendship and belief in the future.

Orders of the Day/Quorum: Stefany- a quorum is/is not established Quorum WAS established Special Guest: N/A Invocation: Bonnie Ice Breaker: Bonnie What is your favorite quirky National Holiday like National Hat Day or National Squirrel Day President – Adrianna

Next Board Meeting-Tuesday, February 5th, 7pm Caribou Anoka

Next General Meeting-Tuesday, February 19th, 7pm Anoka City Hall 6:30 to socialize

Sign-up sheet: Snacks-Erin Drinks- Rachal Lucky Buck- Cortney Thank You!

Folders-make sure you’re updating your sheets for the lucky buck incentive!

Member Recognition– Dec/Jan- Bonnie/Katie

2nd trimester chair incentive-

Thank you to Stefany for turning in our success submission

Angela’s Memorial Update- $25 STMA donation- We received a $900 grant from the Minnesota Women of Today Foundation. Next step is to let the city know and they will let us know a date for the instal-lation. Need to begin making plans for the dedication ceremony Current Total:2,123.75

Secretary – Nancee

December Minutes- Approved

Sunshine Fund- Envelope passed around – Remember this is used for Stamps, Get well cards, Birthday wishes as well as Sympathy Cards, and or flowers

Sent a Sympathy card around for members to sign for Cathy Elford’s family. Treasurer – Julie

Budget Review meeting-report Reviewed budget 1/5

Checking

Beginning Balance: 5,132.84

Ending Balance: 3,173.90

Savings

Beginning Balance: 8,568.04

Ending Balance: 9,824.36

Sunshine Fund Balance: 5.75

Lucky Buck Balance: 245.13

Pay pal account: Doesn’t seem to exist – should we setup a new one?

In Kind Donation Sheet Passed around for donations

Ronald McDonald House Funds Motion- Going forward should plan to budget $180 if we plan on going to one of the bigger locations.

Motion: Move that we take $43 from external settlement funds to cover the over budget amount for the Ronald McDonald house dinner. Budgeted $115, spent $157.73. M-Julie Hammel/S-Bonnie/A-Quorum

Past President/Parliamentarian – Stefany Bylaw/Policy Review Meeting Jan 9th- Report/changes motion Cortney reviewed proposed changes to the

bylaws and made the following Motions Motion: I move that in the Anoka Women of Today Policies under Letter E Officer Duties number 1. Program-

ming Vice President Duties we make the following changes: Letter D, we strict collecting the local program managers report forms and delivering them to the State Dele-

gate and insert collecting/preparing the programming trimester report and delivering it Letter E, we strict Local Program Manager reports are sent to the District Program Managers and insert pro-

gramming trimester reports are sent to the District programming Vice President, Director, and/or SPM

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Letter G, we strict submissions and insert Outstanding Program Manager, and Project of Trimester sub-missions. Motion moved by: Cortney Miller Seconded by: Julie

Motion: I move that in the Anoka Women of Today Policies under Officer Duties number 3 Treasure Duties we strict letter M which reads, checks shall require two of the following signatures: Treasurer, Presi-dent, appointed member. And we also strict letter O which reads, submit transmittals to the State Treasurer and appropriate State Program Manager, and that the section is re-letter accordingly.

Motion moved by: Cortney Miller Seconded by: Bonnie Motion: I move that in the Anoka Women of Today Policies under Officer Duties number 4 State delegate

duties we insert a letter I which reads, Responsible for forwarding the state chapter mailing to chapter members

Motion moved by: Cortney Miller Seconded by: Stephanie Motion: I move that in the Anoka Women of Today Policies under Officer Duties number 5 Secretary duties

we insert a letter f which reads, sending cards for special occasions with funds coming out of Sun-shine Fund.

Motion moved by: Cortney Miller Seconded by: Jennifer Motion: I move that in the Anoka Women of Today Policies under Officer Duties number 8 President duties

we insert a letter K which reads, assist programming Vice President with speakers. Motion moved by: Cortney Miller Seconded by: Erin Motion: I move that in the Anoka Women of Today Policies under Officer Duties number 9 Programming

Areas we make the following changes: Under letter B Community Connections, we strick Friendship Ventures and insert True Friends Under letter C Women’s Wellness, we insert Women who Impact Award Under letter E Living and Learning, we strick as well as the Women Who Impact Awards Motion moved by: Cortney Miller Seconded by: Katie Motion: I move that in the Anoka Women of Today Policies under Miscellaneous we make the following

changes: - Under Number 1 we strict transmittal to the chapter Treasurer and insert submit financial report to treas-

urer and programming VP within - That we strict number 2, which reads, a chapter mailing shall be purchased by the chapter for the State

Delegate. - That we strict number 6, which reads, a chapter information package shall be purchased by the chapter

for the chapter president - And that we re-letter the section accordingly. Motion moved by: Cortney Miller Seconded by: Rachal Motion: I move that in the Anoka Women of Today Policies we add a Letter H titled Financial Policies which

will read as follows: H. Financial Policies

1. Expenses incurred for projects or activities are to be presented for payments within 60 days 2. Expenses for events in next fiscal year must be approved by the membership until budget is

approved. 3. All monies should be turned into treasurer within one week of event/activity. 4. Membership Incentive from Lucky Buck Proceed: a. Treasurer is responsible for calculating points based on participation sheets in member

folders b. Treasurer responsible for notifying members at July meeting of their amount of incentive c. Members must notify incoming treasurer by July meeting of where incentive will be used

d. incentive money may be used for dues, charity, convention expenses (if attending), chapter projects, or receiving a check.

Motion moved by: Cortney Miller Seconded by: Julie Hammel

2019-2020 board committee- Stefany, Bonnie, Adrianna – they will be calling members to see if they are interested in any board positions for next year.

Membership Vice President –Cortney/Erin

New Member Rose Ceremony- Jennifer, Greta, Anne – Moved to February - Jennifer and Greta have had their orientation, Erin will get with Anne to do hers.

Saturday Social-Jan 5th 2pm at 10k Brew-Report- Nancee, Rachal, Nancy, Adrianna, Anne, Emily and Michelle

Next Social: Saturday Feb 9th – Changed to February 10 1-3pm @ Billy’s Bar & Grill in Anoka

Motion: Move that we use up to $24 dollars to come out of the membership incentive monies to buy appetizers at the Social on Feb 10

th at Billy’s. M-Cortney/S-Bonnie/A-Quorum

Motion: Move that we discount any new member dues by $5 to come out of the membership budget for any new member signed up during the 3

rd trimester. M-Erin/S-Julie/A-Quorum

Murder Mystery- Erin/Stephanie- Feb 16th at Bonnies House – More information to come. If you signed up expect to get an e-mail from Erin/Cortney of what your Character will be. Talking about doing a Potluck.

State- Delegate –Rachal

Winter Convention- January 25-27th St. Louis Park

District Meeting-Jan 12th- report

Elk River Visitation- January 10th-report Adrianna/Rachal

District Social- Feb 9th 1pm Albertville City Hall Chalk Art Class-Email Melanie at dd06@mnwt.org to rsvp

Visitation ideas contact Rachal Break/Lucky Buck

Programming Vice President – OPEN Programming Areas

Living & Learning –Bonnie

Certifications- Turn in once you have them done

PE Course- Jan 8th- rescheduled TBD

Newsletter -Nancy

Submissions due Feb 5th

Incentive winner for January is Julie Hammel.

February winner will be for 3rd

Submission

Ways & Means –open

State Raffle Fundraiser

Public Relations-Rachal

Blog/Website/Facebook/Twitter

Records & Recognition-Stefany

Project Reports- Spooktacular, Tree Lighting, Christmas Committee, Ramsey Happy Days Bingo, Thanksgiving Meal Donation, Ronald McDonald House Meal. Please turn in a hard Copy or Google Docs

Report form in folder

Learn how to fill out the trimester success form-December 12th 6:30pm Rum River Library Anoka- Stefany, Rachal, Adrianna, Jennifer, thanks for teaching us Stefany!

Community Connections-Nancee

Christmas Committee -Nancy- Report – Thanks to all that helped from stuffing letters, making chili, getting donations for the volunteer lunches, working the event, donating food for the Friday Volunteer luncheon. It all adds up to a great project helping over 800 families have a great Christmas. You are GREAT!

Winter fest- Chair-Erin Green Haven-Jan 26th 10-1pm

Feed My Starving Children-Rachal- Feb 12th 6pm

Women’s Wellness – Cortney

Book Club-

Wishes and More- Stefany

Winter Ball- March 2nd

- looking for items for their silent auction baskets- see Stefany for more info Cortney/Stefany will be volunteering – more volunteers are needed

Youth of Today-Brooke

OYA scholarship- Committee

Bunny Party-Saturday, April 13th 8:30am-12pm see sign up sheet Volunteer sheet was around.

Motion: Move that we sell green valley gift cards for the bunny party M-Bonnie/S-Cortney/A-Quorum Business/New Business/Good and Welfare:

MN Women of Today Creed: Bonnie

We, the Women of Today, are service, growth and fellowship. We believe that through us great lessons can be learned, worthy deeds performed and a hand of fellowship extended to millions of women everywhere. May we leave

the world a better place because we lived and served within it.

Adjourn: 9:03

Feed My Starving

Children

Plan now to attend and help pack

meals that will be sent to families in need in foreign

countries. Feb. 11, 6:00-7:30 pm. Let Rachal know if in-

terested

Important Dates and Events

PO Box 564

Anoka MN 55303

anokawomenoftoday.weebly.com

Murder Mystery Dinner

Saturday, Febru-ary 16, 6:30 pm Bonnie Waller’s ,

10730 Direct River Drive,

Coon Rapids

Have you planned your costume yet?

January 2019

Pumpkin Press

Anoka

Women of Today

Wishes & More Winter Ball

March 2

Interested in attend-ing? Contact Stefany

or Cortney.

Donate to the Silent Auction Basket—

theme is Dr. Suess.