There will be a Women’s Luncheon held at Scandia Village on Thursday, May 24. Plan to gather in the Meadows dining room at 11:30 am to socialize! Lunch will be served at about noon and the menu includes chicken salad on a croissant, four bean salad, fruit garnish, lemon bars and coffee, tea or ice tea. The cost is $8 dollars and must be paid in cash or check made out to Pam Goode. Sorry no credit cards! Reservations must be made May 17 through Dottie Gerrits or Pam Goode. So far, 31 women have already commited to being there!
Category Archive: Announcements
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Bi-Annual “Above Average” Rummage Sale
WE NEED YOUR DONATIONS
Two years ago, our UU sale earned nearly $4000. Members and friends donated an unbelievable array of their unused, but usable, once wanted but no longer needed, items ranging from kitchen utensils and dishes, china, silver serving pieces, crystal glasses, silver tableware, furniture, books, travel souvenirs, wedding presents, toys, and much more. The money earned was used to build and maintain our Memorial Garden.
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Save the Date!
The UUFDC Annual Meeting and light lunch will be Sunday, June 10 following the 10 am service. We will vote on the slate of nominees and possibly other items. According to our bylaws, eligible voters are members of record who have made a contribution to the Fellowship during the 2011/2012 fiscal year.
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UUFDC Initiates Service / Work-Camp Project
By Chuck Lauter
On April 27-28, 2012 the Fellowship will hold its first service/work-camp. This event caps off our celebration of Earth Day 2012 and honors the UU 7th Principle. The service portion will take place at the Door County Land Trust’s (DCLT) newly acquired, iconic Grandview property at the top of Ellison Bay hill.
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UUFDC Celebrates Earth Day
The Earth Day celebration, honoring the UU 7th Principle, “Respect for the interdependent web of all existence of which we are a part,” will have four elements described in other sections of this newsletter:
- April 17, Movies That Matter will show the art film Rivers and Tides
- Earth Day, April 22, Dick Smythe will offer the Sunday service message.
- April 25 at 3 pm SRC and Adult Education will sponsor the April forum featuring a speaker from the Door County Land Trust discussing the philosophy and mechanics of land protection and preservation in Door County.
- April 27-28 we will hold our first service/work camp program, with a campout at the Di Iulio’s and the service project at the DCLT’s Grandview property.
We hope these programs of knowledge, service, and fun will show UU’s love of the Earth. Please join in!
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March 31 – Taste of Wisconsin
Terese Allen
Terese Allen, author of numerous books about Wisconsin’s culinary culture and history, will explore and celebrate the state’s food and culture on Saturday, March 31 at 1:30 pm at the UU Fellowship.
$10 donation. Reception.
Bratwurst, beer, cheese. Kringle, fry bread, fondue. Cream puffs, cranberries, Friday night fish fry. Wisconsin is one of the most ethnically, agriculturally, and culturally diverse states in the union, and nowhere is this illustrated better – or enjoyed more – than through its foods. If you’re into recipes, culinary folklore, regional travel, ethnic specialties, or Wisconsin history, you’ll enjoy this presentation.
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“Above Average” Rummage Sale
“Above Average” Rummage Sale chaired by Peggy Lott.
Saturday, June 2 9am – 4pm
Preview Party Friday, June 1 5 -7 pm
Wanted! ALL USABLE ITEMS AROUND YOUR HOUSE THAT YOU DON’T WANT ANYMORE!
Help turn your excess stuff into cash that will help the Fellowship replace the carpeting in the Gathering Room.
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Keep a Look Out!
For Mary Smythe’s warm and welcoming smile at the Fair Trade cart. She has offered to support the effort on a regular basis and thank you Mary!
Also keep a look out for a new spring product, the Geo Bar. It sounds enticingly delicious in three flavor choices: apricot, chocolate or mixed berries. The countries represented in the bars are South Africa, Pakistan, and India.
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