Group Name
82nd Airborne Association Southern Wisconsin All Airborne Chapter
AAUW Investors Club
Administrative Professionals, Intl Association of (Racine Chapter)
Adventures in Lifelong Learning (ALL)
AFSCME Retirees Sub Chapter 133
Agerholm-Gross Detachment 346 Marine Corps League
Agerholm-Gross Marine Corps League Auxiliary
American Association of University Women (AAUW) - Racine Branch
American Legion Post #310
American Motors Owners Assn., Se WI Chapter
American Production and Inventory Control Society, Racine/
Kenosha Chapter (APICS)
AMVETS Post 120
API of Southern Wisconsin
Association for Volunteer Administration of Southeast Wisconsin
Astronomical Society, Racine
Aviation Explorer Post 218
Badger State Doll Club
Band Boosters, Racine
Bar Association, Racine County
Belle City Brassworks, Inc.
Belle City Home Brewers and Vintners
Belle City Jim Beam Bottle Club
Belle City Rifles
Belle City Stamp Club
Belle City Toastmasters Club 1477
Black Nurses Association, Racine/Kenosha
Blue Star Mothers of Southeastern WI
Bong Eagles Model Airplane Club
Bookkenders
Bowmen, Racine Instinctive
Boy Scout Drum & Bugle Corps Troop 203
Boys of '76 Senior Drum & Bugle Corps.
Bridge Club
Builders Association, Racine-Kenosha
Business Network International, Racine Chapter
Business Network International Racine Strickly Business Chapter
Business Networking International Referrals in Racine Chapter
Caledonia Book Club
Caledonia Conservancy
Caledonia Senior Club
Caledonia/Raymond VFW Post 10388
Camera Club, Racine
Catholic Junior League
Catholic Woman's Club of Racine
Central America Solidarity Coalition, Racine/Kenosha
Chiwaukee Prairie Preservation Fund Inc.
Christ Church United Methodist Women
Club Mom
Conservation League, Inc., Racine County
Cosmopolitan Club, Racine
Creature Comforts
Curling Club, Racine
Dairyland Theatre Organ Society
DeKoven Men's Chorus
Delta Kappa Gamma, PI Chapter
Democratic Party of Racine County.
Dine with Lorrie
Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary
Downtown Cooperative Parish
El Chess Academics
Elderly Services Network
Elks Ladies
Eskimos Snowmobile Club
Evening Coffee Break
Experimental Aircraft Assn. Racine Chapter 838
Family Preservation - West (West of I-94)
First Friday Quilters
Fishing-Faith-Friends
Folkdancers, Racine International
Forward Together Club
Friday Optimist Club
Friends of Camp Anokijig
Friends of Hawthorn Hollow
Friends of Seniors
Friends of the Library - Board
Friends of the Wind Point Lighthouse
Garden Club, Racine
German Conversation Group
Goldwing Road Riders Association Chapter F
Good Fellers, Racine
Harvey Funk American Legion Post 494 Ladies Auxiliary of Caledonia
Harvey Funk American Legion Post 494 of Caledonia
Healthcare Explorer Post 911
Hiawatha Sno Chiefs Snowmobile Club, Inc.
Hispanic Business & Professional Association, Inc.
Hispanic Roundtable
Historical and Preservation Society of Sturtevant
Housing Coalition, Racine
Humble Niners Club
Inner Wheel of Racine
International Association of Administrative Professionals Racine
Chapter
Jolly Times Club
Junior League of Racine
Junior Women's Club of Racine, Inc.
Kilties Drum & Bugle Corp
Kismet Club
Kiwanis Golden K
Kiwanis Club of Greater Mount Pleasant
Kiwanis Club of Greater Racine
Kiwanis Club of Racine
Kiwanis Club of West Racine
Kiwanis Golden K
Kiwanis Holiday Lights Foundation
Kiwanis Music Program, Racine (Parents Organization)
Knights of Columbus - MSGR. AG Weiler 4th Degree General
Assembly #1207
Knights of Columbus Council 697 and Ladies of Columbus Women's
Auxiliary
Knights of Columbus MSGR. SB Witkowiak Auxiliary Council #697
Knit Wits
Korean War Veterans Association (KWVA) Southeastern Wisconsin
Chapter 227
KR Bike Club
Ladies Philoptohos Society
Lakeside Knitters
Landscape Contractors Assn. WI. S.E. Chapter
Leadership Racine
Legal Secretaries Assn., Racine County
Lighthouse Quilters Guild
Lionel Railroad Club of Racine/Kenosha
Lioness Club, Caledonia
Lions Club, Caledonia
Lucyniors Senior Citizens Club
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection Book Club
Lutheran High School Ladies Guild
MacIntosh Users Group, Racine/Kenosha
Masons, Racine Belle City Lodge #18 F& AM
Megacycle Club, Racine
Merry Makers Club
Metropolitans of Racine (they sponsor the Miss Racine
Pageant/Scholarship
Mom & Tots Playgroup
Monument Square Art Fair on the Lake
NAACP - Racine Branch
National Active and Retired Federal Employees (NARFE) Chapter
346
Navy Club of Racine, Ship 60
New Day Drum and Bugle Corps
Nordlyset Lodge 183 Sons of Norway
North Side Business & Professional Association
Numismatic Society, Racine
Nurses Foundation of Racine, Kenosha & Walworth Co.
Old Timers Athletic Club
OPUS 2000 Chorus Sweet Adelines International
Paralegal Association of Wisconsin
Parent Teacher Association, Racine Unified School District
Partnership for Progress
Past Matrons Club (Masonic)
PEO Sisterhood, AR Chapter
PEO Sisterhood, CF Chapter
PEO Sisterhood, CN Chapter
Phi Delta Kappa Chapter 1123
Pigeon Club, Racine Racing
Pleasant Hours Club
Point West Business and Professional Association
Pony Club, Racine County
Potpourri Garden Club
Preservation Racine
Quarter Century Wireless Assn., South East Wisconsin Chapter No.
162
Race, Class and Gender Book Club (UW-Parkside)
Racine 2000 & Beyond
Racine Amvets Post 120
Racine Area Home Schoolers
Racine Area Retired Educators Assn.
Racine Area Running Club
Racine Area Singles
Racine Boxing Club, Inc.
Racine Camera Club
Racine Chess Club
Racine Chess Club for Kids
Racine Coalition for Peace and Justice
Racine Composite Squadron Civil Air Patrol
Racine County Conservation League
Racine County Conservation League, inc.
Racine County Entrepreneurs and Inventors Club
Racine County Retirees Association
Racine Dairy Statesmen Barbershop Chorus
Racine Earth Service Corps Youth United High School Club
Racine Earth Service Corps Youth United Middle School Club
Racine Elks Lodge 252
Racine Explorer Post
Racine Family Club
Racine Geological Society, Inc.
Racine Kenosha Reading Council
Racine Kin Connection
Racine Lions Club
Racine Moose Lodge 437
Racine Mothers of Multiples Club (M.O.M. Club)
Racine Music Teachers Association
Racine Numismatic Society
Racine Readers
Racine Taxpayers Association
Racine Toastmaster Club #481
Racine Toastmasters Club 481
Racine Unified Special Education Advisory Council
Racine/Kenosha Hoy Audubon Club
Racine/Kenosha Legal Professionals
Racine-Kenosha 9 to 5 (National Association of Working Women)
Rainbow Mixers Club
Rainbow Quilters
RAMAC Networking Alliance
RAMAC Referral Group
Reading Council, Racine/Kenosha
Republican Party, Racine County
Reserve Officers Association Chapter 29
Retired Inactive Nurses Group (RING)
Richard's Readers
Roma Lodge Men's Lodge #1196
Root - Pike Watershed Initiative Network
Root River Restoration Council
Rotary Club of Racine, Downtown
RotaryRacine West
S.O.A.R (Scholarhips, Opportunities & Access in Racine)
S.O.S (Starting Over Services)
Salmon Unlimited
Science of Spirituality
Serra Club of Racine
Sierra Club Southeast Gateway
Sister City Planning Council, Racine
Snowmads Ski and Snowboard Club
Sons of Erin-Racine
Sons of the American Revolution - Elisha Raymond Chapter
Southern Wisconsin Landlords Association
St. David's Society (Welsh)
Sturtevant Lions Club
Toastmasters Sunburst Club 5454
Tuesday Optimist Club of Racine
UAW Local 553 Retirees Group
United States Submarie Veterans
Veterans Firing Squad, Racine
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 10301
Veterans of Foreign Wars, William F. Ehrlich Auxiliary Post #1391
Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 767
Vietnam Veterans of America Racine/Kenosha Chapter 797
Volunteers in Partnership with All Saints (VIPS)
Washington 68
Wednesday Optimist Club of Racine
Welcome Wagon Club
West Racine Business & Professional Association
Western Union Junction Railroad Club
WI Youth Sports Coaches Association (WYSCO)
Wildlife Carving Club
Wisconsin Alumni Association - Racine Chapter
Wisconsin Corvette Clup
Wisconsin Media Actively Serving Communities of Kenosha-Racine -
MASC
Wisconsin Parents Association (WPA)
Wisconsin Right to Life, Racine Chapter
Wisconsin Women Entrepreneurs, Racine/Kenosha
Woman's Club of Racine
Women of First United Methodist
Women of the Moose Chapter 631
Women Who Read Too Much
Women's Commission, Racine Co.
Women's Progressive Network of Racine County
Writer's Network Group
Young Professionals' Book Group
Contact Street
Nick Pulera
Mary Carrington 6326 Kingsview Dr.
Karen Fandry
Marge Rowley 900 Wood Rd. P.O. Box 2000
Lenny Hand
Dave Kramer
Diane M. Solberg 1415 Ohio St.
Joyce Gregg, Co-President 1808 S. Wisconsin Ave.
Ted Pier
Cheryl Samuel 892 N. Jackson Ave..
Terry Weygant, President P.O. Box 081302
Frank Patino Sr.
Dawn Abbate
Linda Woodardt 3502 Douglas Avenue
Carla Chalker 112 63rd Drive
Carolyn Sack
Herrie Kneipper 1110 59th St.
Mark Buhler, President 3528 Emmertsen Rd.
Wynne Laufenberg, President P.O. Box 1313
Gary King 1017 Virginia St.
Frank Tylla
Tom Schneider, Director 1927 Quincy Ave.
Charlie Jarvis 1742 Johnson Ave
Frank B. Garniss 5049 Cynthia Lane
Patrick G. Polcin
Maureen Goines, President P.O. Box 085208
Sue Gourdoux, president
Jack Boone
Peggy Creuziger 1214 Monroe Ave.
Jeff Gruhn 17404 Old Yorkville Rd.
Bruce Chaffee
Susan Hills, Director 127 E. Van Beck Ave.
Marilyn Wescott
Michelle Dawson 2700 Wisconsin St. PO Box 706
.
Randy Maio
Sandy DeWalt P.O. Box 044714
Candace Wood 6156 Douglas Ave.
Louis Wilson, commander
Nancy Burke 1913 Grange Ave.
Joanne Klawinski
Mary Willmes, President 1141 North Sunnyslope Dr. Unit 204
Elaine Marie Kinch, Organizer 1638 Villa St.
Marcia Wensing 5704 Holy Cross Rd.
Amy Schneider
Walter Ott, President P.O. Box 92
Joyce Janusiak, President 101 E. Parkfield Ct.
Barbara Hugier 8741 Foley Rd.
Jim Mataczynski 1914 Melvin Ave.
Gary Hanson, President 4353 S. 108
Larry Dolan
Karen Pirk 3450 E. Elmwood Dr.
Earl Christianson
Lorrie Slesarenko
Rion Turner
Glenn Lawson Plymouth Congregational Church, 1143 College Ave.
Edward Larkin
Victor Erato
Ferne Birdsall 2710 Golf Rd.
Richard Mauer 8414 12th Place
Ginny DeYoung, Director 2236 West Rd.
Jerry Baker 3333 N. Green Bay Rd.
Debbie Witte
Barbara Vallone
Scott Miller, Pastor Family Fellowship Church, 1215 Douglas Ave.
Michael Champeau 1025 College Ave.
Ruth Johnson, Leader City Hall, Park & Rec. Department
Wally King
Jim Scherer, Camp Director W5639 Anokijig Ln.
Gregory Bates P.O. Box 70
Sue Kowbel-Keller - President 111 11th St. #4BN
Mary Wackerhagen, President 5227 Wind Point Rd.
Lucky LaMeer 3123 Maurice Dr.
Janet Carter 1742 S. Wisconsin Ave.
Bob Running
Don Karkow 4100 Lathrop Ave.
Mary Emerich
Candi Rothering, commander
Linda Erickson
Pam Grube
Wally Rendon, president
Jennieta Cortez 1609 Boyd Ave.
Arlene Morgan, President 2500 90th Street
Bernice Oates, Leader City Hall, Park & Rec. Department
Sharon Mack, President 4234 Greenbriar Ln.
Pat LaBucki
Bonnie Brucker, Leader Cesar Chavez, 2221 Douglas Ave.
Kelly Tembesta P.O. Box 894
Anna Boll
Nichole Wright, Program Coordinator 3710 Douglas Ave.
Barbara Thompson
Cyndy Eckblad
Jim Dobbs
Dave Voss
Noel Newgord
Barbara Thompson
Harvey Radke 4823 S. Green Bay
Sybil Knop 3101 Spring St.
Tom Goetz 13249 Washington Ave.
Jim Sisak, Grand Knight
Joyce Junge, President 233 Ohio Street
Sue Luxem
Jim Becker
Rick Wadleigh P.O. Box 085602
Bea Loumos
Crystal Lyons P.O. Box 506
Karen Bayer, Executive Director 300 Fifth St.
Nancy Nelson
Joyce Guillien
Dan Hechel
Michelle Kudlewski 10327 Caddy Lane
Ralph Groothuis
Rich or Barb Tworek
Mary Hauch 5919 Emstan Hills Rd.
Jan Kamps Pres.
Robert Rice P.O. Box 044313
Gavin DeGrave 10626 S. Howell Ave.
Dan Miller
Bonnie Brucker, Leader Cesar Chavez, 2221 Douglas Ave.
Deb Morrall
Christine Sretenovich 5101 Worsley Ln.
Beverly Hicks - President 1633 Racine St.
Milton Unterbrink
Rick Browne 1020 Coronada Dr.
John Graham 3306 Michigan Blvd.
John Warren 4060 N. Main St.
Bill Spencer 4625 Washington Ave.
Mary Callahan, President P.O. Box 323
Dick Soens, Secretary and Treasurer 1331 Lincoln St.
Kristine Hincz
Mary Wendt - Co-director email: mwendt@wi.rr.com
Mike Anton 2704 Bate Street
Jeff Neubauer P.O. Box 262
Masonic Center 1021 Main St.
Leah Fisher 5727 Cambridge Circle #4
Jackie Hood 1335 Spring Valley Rd.
Sharon Matusevicius 250 22nd Ave.
Marybeth Zuhlke, V.P. 1419 Crabapple Dr.
Rich Gregg - President 3041 Elmwood Dr.
Bonnie Brucker Cesar Chavez, 2221 Douglas Ave.
Tony Rosati
Kathy Trentadue, District Commissioner 4344 Hwy 31
Gail Toler 5315 Sand Hill Rd.
Vivian Merlo, President 2025 Spring Street
Lloyd Gorsiski 1307 Isabelle Ave.
Pat Cummings 4101 5th Pl.
Sr. Brenda Walsh, Director 5635 Erie Street
Frank Patino Sr.
Linda Greeley
Joe Kiemen 4800 Ridgeway Ave.
Barbara Jewell, Treasurer 208 Karyl St.
5300 Admiralty
Scott Schneider
Christian Jensen
Wayne Johnson
Lt. Kathleen Dugas
Wally Ott, President
Wally Ott 10214 E. White Manor Ct.
JoAnn Rodriguez
Karen Cardinal, President
Dan Schaumberg
Wendy Sorenson
Wendy Sorenson
5844 Douglas Ave.
Steve Herold
Director - Susan Klemstein
Pat Fellner
Ann Smith, Membership
Bonnie Bolster 1220 Mound Ave.
Chuck Presser
Patricia Scofield 2028 Jay Eye See Ave.
Richard Roskres
Nancy Tobias 1726 Fireside
Joyhn Haumersen, President
Patrick G. Polcin
Rick Fare P.O. BOX 044626
Chris Wipper
Juanita Ford City Hall, Parks & Rec. Department
Barbara Vallone
Brett Beaulieu
RAMAC
Susan Mirsky
Rosanne Kuemmel P.O. Box 044193
601 Arthur Ave.
Barb Jarapko 921 Kentucky
George Oess 5 Ironwood Court
7130 Spring Street
Allison Werner, Director 2043 Green St.
John Smolko 3303 Republic Ave.
Dave Titus, President M&I Bank One Main Street
Pat Faulk, President
Anna Marie Clausen, Vice Chair P.O. Box 085263
Laura Uminski, Supervisor 3710 Douglas Ave.
Gerald Frievalt
Sabrina Fairbrother
John Murphy 5216 Valley Trail
Nancy Hennesy
Rev. Al Guetzlaff 3319 Washington Ave.
Jim Robinson
Tom Gavigan
Steve Michaels 6623 S. North Cape Rd.
Cheryl Abbott
Richard A. Myers 1052 Stratford Ct.
Ralph McCarthy
Dwight Mosby
Mike Corona
Vice Commander
Roland A. Benzow Sr. 5746 Embassy Dr.
John Dunham
Crystal Orttel, President 202 15th Street #1
Dave Niesen P.O. Box 081036
Cindy Clemens, Director of Volunteer Services 3805 B Spring St.
Leader Barbara Hicks City Hall - Park and Rec. Department
Jean Hawes - Membership information 11820 Braund Rd.
Carol Reed
Mary Willmes, Treasurer 1141 North Sunnyslope Dr. - Unit 204
Mike Slater, President
Jeff McDorman, Mgr. of Athletics (Parks, Recreation
& Cultural Services) 800 Center St. #127
Jim Kasprovich
Pamela Weisenberger, President 131 Tera Lee Ct.
Richard Krueger 5130 Terrace High
Owens, Michael or Karan 11515 1st St. #127
Susan Gehlbach N1584 A Cty Trk K
Bonnie & Dave Obernberger 5927 Quaker Hill Rd.
Colleen Patterson 7348 Foley Rd.
Joyce Gauthier Hoffman, Chair 1808 Wisconsin St.
Kelly Gallagher
Midge Green 2710-A S. Green Bay Rd.
Michelle Gabor 2028 Chatham St.
City/State Phone Meetings 1
262-656-1193
Racine, WI 53406 262-886-4821 4th Wednesday, 6:30 pm
262-898-6571 Thursday at 6:00 pm
Kenosha, Wisconsin
53141 262-595-2137 First and Third Mondays at 2:00 p.m.
262-886-4263 Breakfast meeting 10 am Wednesday
262-637-5014 Last Thursday 7 pm
Racine, WI 53404 262-633-4070 2nd Monday of the Month, 7pm til 8:30 pm
Usually the 1st Tuesday of the month. Some times
Racine, WI 53403 262-632-6341 Saturday brunch.
262-637-9044 Tuesday 7:30 pm
Jefferson, WI 53549 920-674-4482
Racine, WI 53409 847-336-6160 Varies
262-633-5379 1st Wednesday 6:30 pm
3rd Wednesday of every month at RG Natural Babies from
9:30am to 11:00am.
4th Tuesday 11:30-1:30pm, Usually at Zoofari on
Racine, WI 53402 414-454-3168 Bluemound Rd. Milwaukee, WI
For day and time call. Meeting place is Modine Berstead
Union Grove, WI 53182 262- 878-2774 Observatory
262-637-4680 Thursday, 7
Kenosha, WI 53410 262-457-9444 Second Wednesday, 11 or 11:30 am
Racine, WI 53406 262-632-8238 2nd Thursday at 7 pm
Racine, WI 53401-1313 262-637-8803
Racine, WI 53405 262-634-8006 Rehearsals: Wednesday 7:30 pm Weekly
262-554-4994 7 pm D.P. Wigley, lower level
Racine, WI 53403 262-637-3077 3rd Sunday 1:30 pm
Racine, WI 53402 262-639-2042 call for info
Racine, WI 53406 262-633-3547 1st Thursday 7 pm
262-633-8453 Wednesday 6:45 pm
Racine, WI 53406 262-456-4010
262.884-8016 6:30 - 9:00 pm
262-363-3133 Call for information.
Racine, WI 53405 262-633-3988 Meets 2nd Monday of the Month 7pm
Union Grove, WI 53182 262-878-4388 1st Tues. of month 7pm at 14403 50th Rd. Sturtevant
262-886-9239 Thursday, 6:30 - 8:30
Milwaukee, WI 53207 414-482-4466 Call for information. (seasonal)
262-886-6962 12:15 pm Monday and Friday, 7 pm Tuesday
Sturtevant, WI 53177 262-886-5901 3rd Wednesday 11:30 or 5:30
262-554-5569 Wednesday 7-8:30 am
262-554-5569 7 to 8:30 am, Wednesday; Al's Stero, 1144 S. Airline Rd.
262-498-9559 Thursday, 7-8:30 am
March 11, - 7 pm,
Racine, WI 53402 Meetings Vary
Racine, WI 53402 262-752-1682 Wednesdays 12 pm - 4:00 pm
262-639-3408 Wednesday 7:30 pm
Racine, WI 53403 262-632-0369 1st and 3rd Thursday at 7pm
262-619-3034 Monday 6:30 pm
Racine, WI 53406 262-884-1068 3rd Saturday, October - May 12 noon
Racine, WI 53403 262-637-9284 Call for meetings time and places.
Racine, WI 53402 262-681-8485 3rd Tuesday 7 pm
Call Christ Church Untied Methodist for info
262-681-4846 Call for more info.
Racine, WI 53401 262-498-9649 7 pm, 1st. Tuesday
Racine, WI 53402 262-681-9097 Meetings vary. Call (262) 681-9097
Racine, WI 53402 262-681-1161
Racine, WI 53404 262-639-9990 Meetings vary.
Greenfield, WI 53228 414-529-2711
262-898-1273 Practice Thursday @ 7 pm
Racine, WI 53405 262-554-1195 Place and day varies call for information.
Membership Meetings will still be the 2nd Monday of the
262-554-7703 month, but will start at 7 pm.
262-886-0747 Tuesday, time varies
(262) 681-2618 1st Thursday 7 p.m.
Racine, WI 53403 262-633-6039 3rd Thursday, 3 pm
Meets are done through the Lighted House After-school
262.672.1440 program.
Tuesday, 8-9 am, Racine County Human Services, 1717
262-598-0290 Taylor Ave.
Kansasville, WI 53139 262-878-2987 2nd Tuesday of the Month at 11:30 am
Kenosha, WI 53144 262-859-0370 2nd Tuesday, September - April at 7 pm.
Sturtevant, WI 53177 262-886-2558 Thursdays 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Racine, WI 53404 262-634-7575 2nd Wednesday, 7 pm Chapter Building
Waterford 53185 534-4622 Usually 1st Wed. of Jan, Mar, May, Nov.
262-639-8185 1st Friday, 9 am - noon
Racine, WI 53402 262-635-0650
Racine, WI 53403 262-637-5246 Friday from 7:15 - 10pm
262-636-9226 Monday - 12 noon - 3 pm
262-634-8364 Friday - 7 am
Plymouth, WI 53073 920-893-0782
Kenosha, WI 53141 262-657-3082 Meetings as Needed
262-632-5629 Monthly Meetings Held at Belle City Senior Center
Racine, WI 53403 262-639-8491 2nd Tuesday 4 pm
Racine, WI 53402 262-639-5432
2nd Monday (except January and February) of the Month
Union Grove, WI 53182 262-878-1947 at 1pm or 6:30 pm
Racine, WI 53403 262-633-4819 Meetings vary. Call for information
Buckets Pub Party Room, 6pm, Monthly to meet and eat,
262-639-7265 7pm meeting
Racine, WI 53405 262-554-8485 Meetings vary. Call for information
262835-2069 Monday 7 pm
262-638-9076 Monday, 7 pm
262-637-3385 Tuesday 7 pm
262-554-8823 3rd Tuesday. 7pm. (Oct-Apr.)
262-681-9730 3rd Wednesday of the month, 12:00.
Racine, WI 53405 262-637-8996 2nd Wed. of the Month, 12-1 pm
Sturtevant, WI 53177 262-886-4428 call for meetings
262-632-5186 3rd Monday - 1 pm
262-636-9226 Friday 12 noon - 3 pm
Racine, WI 53403 262-554-5474 4th Wed. 6:3- pm (time sometimes varies)
262.898.2716 Thursday, 6 pm
Racine, WI (262) 636-9454 12-3pm Every Wednesday
Racine, WI 53401 262-634-6575 1st Wednesday , 6:30 pm
262.939.3230 Wednesday at 7pm
See phone book for contact informatin.
Racine, WI 53402 262-752-0122 Hours: 8 am - 4 pm
Racine, WI 53402 262-681-1210 Tuesday at 9 am
262-633-2360 Tuesday Noon
262-681-1720 Wednesday @ noon
262-880-9640 Thursday @ noon
262.634.8683 Wednesday, 7:30 am
262.681.1210 Tuesday, 9:00 am; Atrium, 3900 Main St.
Racine, WI 53403 262-554-7462 call for info.
Monday 6:30 - 9 pm; Gilmore Middle School, 2330
Racine, WI 53405 262-634-4834 Northwestern Ave. - Instrumental
Racine, WI 53405 262-878-4260 Monday 7:30 pm
262-884-9505 Monthly Meeting , 7:30 pm Thursday
Racine, WI 53405 262-633-7516 Every 4th Thursday 7:30 pm @ KC Hall.
262-835-2239 Wednesday, 1 - 3 pm
262-681-6459 Wednesday 7:00 pm
Racine, WI 53408 262-681-1368 October - May, 3rd Tuesday at 7 pm
262-634-6273 1st Thursday at 7pm
262-639-9629
or 262-859-
2550 Thursday, 6:45
Sommers, WI 53171 262-859-2121 4th Wednesday
Racine, WI 53403 262-634-1931 2nd Tuesday from 8-5pm (September through May)
262-637-1260
(law office) Meets at Various places every 3rd Thursday at 6 pm.
Last Monday - 7pm Except in May - We meet a week
262-886-0639 earlier
262-886-3006 Thursday 6:30 pm
Caledonia, WI 53108 414-764-4779 1st Thursday at 7pm
262-835-4312 1st and 3rd Monday, 7 pm
262-554-5205 Wednesday 11 am - 2 pm
Racine, WI 53406 262-554-6456 Meets the 3rd Wednesday of the Month at 7 p.m.
1st Monday, 7:30 pm (September, October, December,
262-681-3522 March, April)
Racine, WI 53404 262-639-0848 Wednesday, 6:45
Oak Creek, WI 53154 414-571-4219 1st Tuesday 7pm
262-886-6579 2nd Monday of the Month at 7:30 pm
Racine, WI (262) 636-9454 12-3pm Every Friday
262-210-4412
262-639-2038 Wednesdays , 10-11 am Call the Church to Register.
Racine, WI 53402 262-681-7874 Thursdays at 7 pm
Racine, WI 53405 262-632-1151 Thursay, 6:30 pm
262-634-4353 Thursday 11:30am, Perkins Rest., 4915 Washington Ave.
Racine, WI 53402 262-639-2255 2nd Wednesday 7:30 pm
262-637-5516 Rehearsal: Thursday 6:30 - 9 pm
Racine, WI 53402 262-752-9456 3rd Wednesday, 7 pm
Racine, WI 53402 262-752-2020
Racine, WI 53405 262-637-7766 2nd Thursday (except July and August) 7:00 pm
Franksville, WI 53126 1-262-859-2052
Racine, WI 53402 262-637-5148
262-553-9106 Rehersal Thursday 7 - 9:30 pm
414-272-7168 Check web site for meetings. Monthly Sept. - May
Racine, WI 53403 262-633-3208 Tuesday or Wednesday - date and time varies
Racine, WI 53401 262-902-5770 none
Racine, WI 53403 262-633-6658 call the Masonic center for up to date information
Racine, WI 53406 886-5772 2nd Monday at 10 am
Racine, WI 53405 262-637-3832 2nd and 4th Mondays, 12:30 pm
Kenosha, WI 262-552-9723 Meetings - Dates vary call for info.
5 per year, rotating locations in Racine, Kenosha, and
Racine, WI 53405 262-632-8486 Waukegan
Racine, WI 53406 262-554-6600 Saturday - 8:30
Racine, WI (262) 636-9454 12-3pm Every Tuesday
262-884-9421 Place varies call for info.
Racine, WI 53405 262-681-0922 2nd Thrus.7pm
Racine, WI 53402 262-639-7496 2nd friday at 9:30 am
Racine, WI 53405 262-634-5748 1st Mondays Feb-June, Nov-Dec, 7 pm
Racine, WI 53402 262-639-2041 Meetings Vary.
Kenosha, WI 53144 262-595-9944 3:30 to 5:00, for dates call for info.
Racine, WI 53402 262-639-4100 Quarterly Prayer Breakfast - YWCA
Wednesday, 6:30 pm, Memorial Hall lower level, 72
262.633.5379 Seventh St.
262-598-0366 7 pm, Monday
Racine, WI 53406 262-632-8640 Board meeting 2nd Monday of each month 9:15-11am
Burlington, WI 53105 262-763-3062 2nd Wed. of the Month 6 pm
262498-8477 Thursday, 7 pm
Racine, WI 53406 262-554-9426
Thurs. 7-9pm
262.633.1870 Thursday 6:30 pm - 10:00 pm
262-939-2833 Wednesdy 5:30 - 6:30 pm
262-639-7149 Thursday , 7 pm
262-752-9889 Thursday from 6:30 pm
262-698-9649
First Tuesday of the month at 7:00 pm Racine Labor
Franksville, Wi. 53126 262-498-9649 Center, 2100 Layarad Ave.
262-598-0098
ext 110 Tuesday 6:30 pm
262-886-2413 Wednesday; 1:30 pm
262-331-4251 Tuesday from 7:00 - 9:15 pm
262-634-1994,
ext 251 1st and 3rd Monday @ 4 pm or 5 pm 1st and 3rd Friday
262-634-1994
ext 251 Friday. 6-7 pm
Racine, WI 53402 262-639-8577 2nd and 4th Wednesday at 7:30 pm
262-635-7816
after 2 pm 7-9 pm Wednesday
For more information check the website.
We meet the second Thursday of the month from
262-633-3712 September to May
Racine, WI 53404 262-752-4962 2nd Tuesday of each month from 5:30 - 7:30 pm
262-633-9404 Tuesday @ 6:30 pm
262-639-3209 General membership meeting Tuesday, 6:00 PM
1st Friday of every month (August - June), Chat Session @
Racine, WI 53403 262-633-5547 6:30 & Meeting @ 7pm
262-634-1474 9 am First Presbyterian Church
2nd Thursday of each month, Sept. thru June @
262-554-0540 Castlewood Rest. , Sturtevant.
Racine, WI 53402 262-639-3684 Last Wednesday of the Month - 1:30 3:30 pm
2nd Tuesday of the Month
2nd and 4th Tuesday 6pm at the Meadows Restaurant -
262-553-1810 Franksville
262-553-1810 Tuesday, 6-8 pm
262-631-7184 Monday, 4-6 pm
RACINE, WI 53404 262.632.7585 Thursday, 7 pm
262-632-6900 3rd, Thursday 6 pm
262-886-8949 Thursday, 7 pm
262-636-9226 Every Thursday 12 noon - 3 pm
262-639-8185 2nd Thursday, 7 pm
262-898-6616 Thursday 7:30 am
262-634-1931 Fridays, 7:30am, 300 Fifth St.
Racine, WI 53404-7004 262-681-3552 1st Monday, 7 pm
Racine, WI 53405 262-634-5463 Thrusday 8 pm
Racine, WI 53406 262-633-3187 1st Mon 11:30 am
Racine, WI 53402 262-681-0338 1st Thursday of odd numbered months
Racine, WI 53406 262-886-3610 call the lodge for up to date information
Racine, WI 53402 262-638-0482
Racine, WI 53405 262-632-2632 2nd Monday 7 pm
Racine, WI 53403 262-638-6176 Wednesday Noon
262-902-6529 Mondays @ noon
Racine, WI 53408-5263 262-633-3822
262-752-0037
Racine, WI 53402 (24 hours)
262-886-4113 Wednesday, 7 pm
262-358-2447 Tuesday @ 7 pm
Racine, WI 53402 262-681-2690 1st and 3rd Friday 12 noon
262-639-5639 3rd Thursday (September - May)
Racine, WI 53405 262-634-2331 2nd Monday 4:00 pm
262-554-6233 Meetings at Buckets Pub, 2031 Lathrop Ave.
262-989-3499 2nd Thursday 7 pm
1st Saturday (Nov, Jan, Mar) 12 noon; 1st Tuesday (May &
Franklin, WI 53132-1227 414-425-4648 Sept) 6:30 pm
262-878-2589 3rd Monday 6:30 pm
Racine, WI 53406 262-886-0590
Thursday, 6:30 pm
262-515-3542 Thursday, 7:30 am
262-634-5955 Tuesday, Noon
262-639-2878 1 pm Racine Labor Center
262-818-3400 Sat. March 10 - 1 pm
Racine, WI 53406 262-884-9183 May 29 - 1 pm
262-878-3901 2nd Thursday of Month, 6:30 pm
Racine, WI 53403 262-634-1149 3rd Thursday of every month at 7pm
Racine, WI 53408-1036 262-886-2728 1st Sunday of the month; 9 am
3rd Thursday, 9:30am-Volunteer Office, St. Mary's
Racine, WI 53405 262-687-8083 Campus
262-636-9226 Tuesday 12 noon - 3 pm
Sturtevant, WI 53403 262-886-2597 Wednesdays. Call for time and place
1st and 3rd Tuesday- Bridge Noon - Racine Marriott Hotel;
262-633-4879 7111 Washington Ave.
Racine, WI 53406 262-884-1068 1st Tuesday at 7:45 am
262-886-3032 Wednesday. 7:00 pm
Meetings are held as needed at the Chavez Community
Racine, WI 53403 262-636-9452 Center.
262-639-7366 Thursday 7 pm
Racine, WI 53402 262-681-7531 call for information
Racine, WI 53406 262-637-1457 1st Sunday, 7 pm, Place varies
Sturtevant, WI 53177 262-884-8002 Please check website for information on meetings.
Annual Homeschool Conference in Stevens Point First
Sharon, WI 53585 262-296-1804 weekend in May.
Racine, WI 53406 262-884-8052 Held as needed
262-632-7993 Thursday @ 6pm
262-634-6423
reservations/m
emberships Lucheon meeting: Wednesday 11 am
Mar., Apr., Oct. 12:45 desert, Feb. 7 pm, May, Sept., Dec.
262-633-7632 12:00 luncheons
262-639-3209 Tuesday 7 pm
Racine, WI 53402 262-681-3868 1st or 2nd Monday, 7 pm - 10 pm
Racine, WI 53403 262-633-0013 Call for meeting day and times.
554-7669
Racine, WI 53406 262-598-9757 4th Tuesday of every month at 6pm
Racine, WI 53402 262-638-8954 Call for information.
Meetings 2 Contact 2
Frank Bogyos
Racine Visitor's Bureau - I-94 & Hwy 20
Aurora Health Care, 8348 Washington Ave.
Madrigrigano Conference Center in Kenosha Marge Rowley
Cesar Chavez Community Center, 2221 Douglas Ave.
Veteran's Center, 820 Main St.
Veterans Center (VFW) - 820 Main St. Racine
Place varies. Mary Ann Staupe, Co-president
Veterans Center: 820 Main St.
Memorial Hall, lower evel
EAA Chapter 838 Building, 3333 N. Green Bay Rd.
Members Homes
Mitchell Middle School Library
Atonement Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall, 2915 Wright
Ave
234 Wisconsin Ave.
Paradise West - 6501 Washington Ave.
Emmaus Lutheran Church: 1925 Summit Ave.
Racine County Convention and Visitors Bureau 14015
Washington Ave. Ruth Guenther
Gwen Perry -Brye, Treasurer
Knights of Columbus, 13249 Washington Ave.
at various members homes.
Shane Hill
Flatiron Village mall, 1661 Douglas Ave.
Paradise West, 6501 Washington Ave. Norm Heintz
Place varies Karen Lawrence
Al's Stereo, 1144 S. Airline Rd.
Plaza Bowling Center 3701 Durand
The Meadows Family Restaurant, 10615 Highway K
Franksville
Caledonia Community Center - 6156 Douglas Ave.
Nancy Pierce
E. Caledonia Community Center, 6156 Douglas
American Legion Post, Highway K and East Frontage Rd. Tom O'Dell, adjuntant
Racine Arts Council, 505 Sixth Street
Siena Center, 5635 Erie St.
Infusino's Banquet Hall, 3205 Rapids Dr. Jean Mandli
Kenosha Bible Church, 5405 67th St. Kenosha Donna Peterson, Land Chair
Racine Labor Center, 2100 Layard Ave. email: president@rcclonline.org
1914 Melvin (club address)
Peter Tillema, Membership Director
DeKoven Center Taylor Hall - 600 21st St.
Labor Hall on 1840 Sycamore Ave. Dick Ehlert
Place varies, call Lorrie by Monday afternoon for
reservations or more info.
Memorial Hall 1st Floor For speaker call
Plymouth Congregational Church
Check our website for info.
Elks Lodge
Pinky's Hideout; 2810 Highway K (I94 & K)
Racine Christian Reformed Church, 900 Illinois St.
3333 N. Green Bay Rd. Batten Airport
3rd Wednesday of September 9;00am at various places.
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection Fellowship Hall, 322
Ohio St.
Racine Arts Council - 505 6th St.
Humble Park
Perkins Restaurant - 4915 Washington Ave
Call for information
Racine Public Library
Atonement Lutheran Church
All meetings are open to adults and older children
2031 Lathrop Ave.
American Legion Post 494, 4277 Highway 41, Caledonia
American Legion Post 494, 4277 Highway 41, Caledonia
Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare All Saints Auditorium St.
Luke's Health Pavillion - 3821 Spring St.
Tom & Lee's Hiawatha Bar and Grill, 9809 Durand Ave.
(Sturtevant)
Robert Quintanilla Cop House, 1140 Geneva St.
1140 Geneva St. Racine Richard Goetsch
City Hall Annex Room 130, 800 Center St.
Humble Park Community Center
Meet in members homes
Michigan Room R104 of the Racine Building at Gateway
Technical College, 1001 Main St.
Place of the meetings vary.
Racine Woman's Club - 740 Lake Ave. Sherry Allen
The Atrium, 3900 Main Street
Elmwood Plaza Bowling Center banquet room, 3701 Durand
Ave. Joe Clementi
First United Methodist Chruch, 745 Main St.
YMCA, 725 Lake Ave.
Sturtevant Room, Wheaton Franciscan-All Saints Hospital,
3801 Spring St.
Held at castlewood Resturant Sturtevant
Vocal - First United Methodist
Knights of Columbus Hall
KC Hall 13249 Washington Ave, Sturtevant, WI 53177
Lutheran Chaple of the Cross, 1426 N. Francher Rd., Mt.
Pleasant Call the church
Armed Forces Center, Highway 20 & West Rd.
Gateway Technical College - Kenosha Campus
Church Hall 1335 S. Green Bay Rd.
McDonalds at Highway 20 and I-94.
Place varies
Gateway Technical College and Community Site
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection, 322 Ohio St.
Buona Vita Pizzeria Restaurant, Elmwood Plaza 3701 Durand
Ave. Rich Sorensen
Caledonia Lion's Clubhouse, 7630 Linwood Rd.
Caledonia Lions Clubhouse - 7630 Linwood Rd
St. Lucy's school cafeteria - 3035 Drexel Ave.
Meets at Lutheran Church of the Resurrection, 322 Ohio St.
Lutheran High School Cafeteria
UW-Parkside -Room 165 (Smart room) of Molinaro Hall
Masonic Temple 1012 S. Main. St.
American Red Cross Building - 4251 Taylor Ave.
St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 3011 Erie St.
Place varies
Urban League of Racine & Kenosha Inc. , 718 Memorial Dr.
820 Main St. (Veterans Place) Lyle Tennis
1526 Washington Ave. (use rear entrance)
Elk's Club Lodge - 5844 Douglas Ave.
Castlewood Restaurant; 2811 Wis. Sturtevant
Sharon Johnson
Yorkville Elementary School, 18621 Washington Ave.,
Yorkville
Diane Eisen
Members' Homes
Mary Catherine Cashion, Secretary
Place Varies Joe- Arvai - Treasurer
Caledonia Lions Club - 7630 Linwood Rd.
Members homes - Rotation or Volunteer Basis
Place varies
UW-Parkside Union 207 Mary Frances Chachula
Call for info.
.Calvary Memorial Church, 4001 Washington Ave.
Educator's Credit Union Board Room-Conference Room
YWCA
Perkins Restaurant, 4915 Washington Ave.
Racine Arts Council, 316 Sixth St.
Dr. John Bryant Community Center, 601 21st Street John Oberg
Cesar Chavez Center, 2221 Douglas Ave. Bob Patterson-Sumwalt
Chesar Chaves Community Center. 2221 Douglas Ave. Dick Kinch
National Guard Armory,
Lakeside Curative Services- 2503 Lincolnwood Court
Racine County Public Works Building auditorim
Regency Mall, 5538 Durand Ave. (Southeast entrance).
YMCA, 725 Lake Ave.
YMCA, 725 Lake Ave.
Lodge Hall , 5844 Douglas Ave.
Racine Police Department, 730 Center St. (Southside of
Building)
7:00 pm - St. Michael's Episcopal Church - 4701 Erie St. Bonnie Bolster
Ellen Huck
Next Generation Now Building, 1220 Mound Ave. Diane Gautsch
Castlewood Restaurant, 2811 Wisconsin Ave. (Sturtevant)
Racine Moose Family Center, 5530 Middle Rd., Caledonia
St. Luke's Health Pavilion, Family Education Room, 3821
Spring St. Barb
716 College Ave.
We meet at members' homes.
Golden Keys Restaurant, 5930 Washington Ave. Washington
Ave.
All meetings are open to the public.
The Meadows Family Restaurant, 10615 Northwestern Ave.,
Franksvile
Racine Unified Central Office Conference Room, 2220
Northwestern Ave.
Racine Family YMCA Buhler Room, 725 Lake Ave.
Yardarm Bar and Grill, 920 Erie St.
1544 Warwick Way
Humble Park Community Center - 2200 Blaine Ave.
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection Fellowship Hall-322
Ohio St.
300 Fifth St.
Tri City Bank, 8710 Durand Ave. (HWY 11) Sturtevant
Armed Forces Center - Hwy 20 and West Rd.
Atrium 3950 N Main St. Barb Jarapko
St. Richard's Parish Center.
Eagles Club
YMCA - Buhler Room Don VanWinkle
Infusino's Banquet Hall, 3201 Rapids Dr.
Fifth Street Yacht Club, 761 Marquette St.
University of Wisconsin Parkside- Molinar Halll, Room 218 Ragbir Chana
St. Monica's Senior Home
Various Places
City Hall Rm. 209
7:30 pm
Shillings Irish Pub - 611 Wisconsin Ave.
The Driftwood Restaurant, Hwy 11 - Sturtevant
Buckets Pub, 2031 Lathrop Ave.
Castlewood Restaurant, 2811 Wisconsin St. (Sturtevant)
Mt. Pleasant Town Hall Sue Christoplis
Old Country Buffet 4901 Washington Ave.
2100 Layard Ave.
Great Lakes Base meeting - Highway 41, Caledonia
VFW Club House
Veteran's Center 820 Main St.
Veterans Center - 820 Main St.
820 Main Street - Veterans Center Pat Adams
Humble Park
Friday- Coffee Social 9:00 am - Panera Bread - 5630
Washington Ave.
Gethsemane Lutheran Church
Sturtevant Village Hall Room C, 2801 89th St. Sturtevant Dick Horton
Calvary Memorial Church - 4001 Washington Ave.
Karan Owens - Speaker
Wisconsin Info
The Summit Restaurant, 6825 Washington Ave.
Woman's Club , 740 Lake Ave.
Second Thursday First United Methodist Church - No
Meetings in Summer
Racine Moose Family Center - 5530 Middle Rd. Caledonia
Meet at Members Homes
Administrative Building - Taylor Ave.
Barnes and Noble Booksellers Marie Boyum
Phone 1 PHone 2 Per Date
262-763-6269 jt 3/24/07 3/24/2009
11/05 11/15/2005
JT 9/2/06 9/5/2006
262-595-2137 D. Chiappetta 11/10/2008
jt 9/22 9/22/2009
pc 12/05 12/27/2005
262-878-2433 1/3/2006
jt 2/23/08 4/8/2009
pc 5/9/2006
web 8/06 8/29/2006
JT 10/28/06 11/1/2006
262-237-8078 J. Linninger 7/27/2010
1/22/07 1/24/2007
pc 1/06 1/24/2006
262-554-9714 jt 2/10/10 2/10/2010
11/05 11/14/2005
pc 1/06 2/2/2006
web 12/06 12/11/2006
JT 9/22 2/10/2010
jt 9/19/09 2/10/2010
pc 12/06 12/21/2006
phone 10/06 10/10/2006
pc 5/17/2006
262-885-5799 jt 9/22 2/10/2010
262-554-8094 phone 8/06 8/28/2006
JT 8/9 8/16/2008
JT 1/31/09 2/5/2009
11/15/2004
(262) 639-7236 5/17/2006
JT 9/22 2/10/2010
5/17/2006
262-633-3438 JT12/13/08 4/8/2009
pc 1/06 2/2/2006
jt 9/22 9/22/2009
JT 10/18/08 2/10/2010
JT12/13/08 2/10/2010
262-681-9534 5/9/2006
JT 9/22 9/22/2009
262-681-0219 JT 8/9/08 5/9/2009
pc 8/06 8/18/2006
JT 5/9/09 5/9/2009
262-633-1984 jt 10/14/06 10/17/2006
JILL H. 8/06 8/17/2006
262-637-3141 pc 12/06 12/29/2006
12/11/2006
Phone 3/07 3/8/2007
phone 9/23/2009
5/17/2006
pc 12/06 12/21/2006
pc 12/06 12/21/2006
414-529-2711 phone 9/06 9/18/2006
jt 9/19/09 2/10/2010
6/06 6/22/2006
262-598-0350 JT 1/12/08 1/12/2008
JT 10/18/08 10/18/2008
262-634-1235 JT/web 12/2/06 12/5/2006
5/17/2006
online form 1/17/2009
JT 5/09/09 5/9/2009
phone 9/06 9/18/2006
JT 1/5/07 1/9/2008
pc 12/05 12/15/2005
JT 3/07/09 5/9/2009
5/17/2006
JT 6/30/07 7/9/2007
phone 8/06 8/19/2006
pc 12/06 1/16/2006
phone 12/05 1/19/2006
JT12/13/08 2/11/2010
6/21/2006
ph 8/06 8/28/2006
JT 4/7/07 4/10/2007
JILL H. 8/06 8/17/2006
pc 9/06 9/12/2006
pc 8/06 8/18/2006
pc 12/06 1/7/2007
jt 2/10/10 2/10/2010
pc 12/06 12/21/2006
JT 3/07/09 3/18/2009
JT1/12/08 1/12/2008
JT12/22/07 1/5/2007
JT 10/17/09 10/17/2009
JT 10/17/09 10/17/2009
email:
goetsch@tds.net email 8/28/2006
phone 10/01 10/3/2005
jt 10/18/08 10/18/2008
phone 12/05 1/19/2006
phone 12/05 1/19/2006
jt 10/25/08 10/25/2008
5/17/2006
5/9/2006
262.939.3662 jt 10/18/08 3/24/2009
12/11/2006
phone 11/05 11/17/2005
Jt 7/19/08 7/21/2008
262-554-6755 jt 10/25 5/9/2009
jt 9/22 2/10/2010
jt 12/13/08 2/10/2010
JT 9/22 2/10/2010
jt 1/31/09 2/10/2010
pc 12/06 12/21/2006
pc 1/19/2006
Hall Phone: 262-886-
5040 JT 2/23/08 3/24/2009
JT 10/18/08 2/10/2010
phone 10/01 10/3/2005
262-886-4000 jt 9/22 9/22/2009
JT 4/04/09 2/10/2010
pc 1/06 2/2/2006
JT 7/29 8/4/2006
jt 12/13/08 12/17/2008
pc 9/06 9/12/2006
pc 8/05 8/31/2005
phone 11/05 11/17/2005
JT5/17/08 5/19/2008
262-886-2502 JT 12/13/08 12/17/2008
10/05 10/11/2005
JT 9/13/08 9/22/2009
jt 10/17/09 2/10/2010
phone 8/06 8/28/2006
phone 8/06 8/28/2006
JT 4/7/07 4/11/2007
phone 3/04 4/5/2004
JT 11/11/06 5/9/2009
5/17/2006
Current Miss Racine 10/17/2007
jt 7/7/07 7/9/2007
pc 12/06 12/21/2006
262-880-2128 JT 6/9/07 6/18/2007
JT 321/09 3/24/2009
262-639-1168 JT 8/7/06 8/18/2006
jt 12/13/08 2/10/2010
JT 7/14/07 7/14/2007
JT 2/11/06 8/28/2006
pc 1/06 1/24/2006
262-835-1260 phone 11/05 11/17/2005
pc 9/12/06 9/12/2006
jt 12/13/08 5/9/2009
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deisen@wi.rr.com web 12/05 1/19/2006
phone 12/05 1/25/2006
5/9/2006
12/06 12/11/2006
PC 3/07 3/27/2007
6/2/2006
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262-639-0239 ph 8/06 8/28/2006
2809 Pinehurst
262-554-6600 Ave. 53403 pc 1/19/2006
5/17/2006
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pc 12/05 12/15/2005
pc 12/06 1/7/2007
web 12/06 12/5/2006
pc 12/06 12/21/2006
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phone 12/05 2/2/2006
JT 1/311/09 2/5/2009
JT 10/17/09 10/17/2009
5/16/2006
5/16/2006
jt 4/04/09 2/10/2010
web 8/06 8/28/2006
JT 9/19/09 9/23/2009
262.633.0839 JT12/13/08 2/11/2010
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262-638-0204 JT1/31/09 2/5/2009
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notice 4/15/2009
1/5/08 1/8/2008
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JT 6/30/07 7/9/2007
JT 9/22 9/22/2009
JT 9/22 2/10/2010
JT 1/5/09 1/9/2008
262-634-8815 JT 4/04/09 2/11/2010
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JT 9/13/08 10/17/2009
jt 10/17/09 10/17/2009
262-662-1981 4/15/2005
jt 9/30/06 10/10/2006
JT 2/14/09 2/20/2009
8/05 9/15/2005
newsletter/web 9/9/2009
JT 10/25 10/25/2008
JT 9/22/09 2/10/2010
JT1/31/09 2/5/2009
jt 9/16/06 web 9/18/2006
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phone 12/05 1/19/2006
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JT 3/21/09 2/11/2010
Pamphlete 3/07 3/27/2007
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JT 1/12/08 1/12/2008
262-633-3187 JT 4/04/09 4/8/2009
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Environmental & Conservation
Lodges & Fraternal
August 9 & 10th 2009
Swap, Saturday 10-5
Sunday 10-4 Hobbies & Recreation
Education
Lodges & Fraternal
Business & Professional
Meetings are at the
Castlewood Restaurant,
2811 Wisconsin St.,
Sturtevant.
Political
Personal Development
A six month membership is
$30.00. Personal Development
Legal
Business & Professional
Aged Hobbies & Recreation
Hobbies & Recreation
Education
Political
Business and Professional Patriotic and Veteran
Business & Professional Social
Book Club
Fraternal
Environment and Conservation
Civic Service
Civic Service
Drug Abuse, Child Abuse,
Social Services, Alcoholism Mental Health
Religious
Environmental & Conservation
Nationality
Hobbies and Recreation Sports
Patriotic & Veteran Cultural & Historical
Nationality
Personal Development
Civic Service
Labor
Patriotic & Veterans
Patriotic and Veteran
Patriotic & Veteran
Health & Medical
Aged Hobbies & Recreation
Civic Service
Social
Business & Professional
Hobbies & Recreation
Sports Youth
Hobbies & Recreation
Education
Hobbies & Recreation Collectors & Collecting
Education
Business & Professional
Religious
Lodges & Fraternal
Civic Service
Book Club
Purpose
Open to all Airborne qualified veterans
One of the several underlying concepts of ALL is that accrued
knowledge and wisdom constitute a reserve of resources to be shared
with peers and community. ALL is designed to extend to its
membership creative learning for seniors, in various forms.
Open to former men and women Marines, Reservists and those on
active duty.
To band together in comradeship the members of this auxiliary and the
marine corps and the marine corps league.
AAUW promotes equity for all women and girls, lifelong education and
positive societal change.
Assisting and representing local area veterans.
The Racine/Kenosha chapter of the APICS, the Association for
Operations Management, provides a variety of educational and
professional development opportunities. Local offerings include CPIM
courses, Dinner Meetings, Seminars, and Plant Tours.
Open to men and women who have served in the armed forces.
This is a parenting group. The meetings are free. Children and caregivers
are welcome to attend.
Professional development for managers of volunteers
Open to youth ages 14-20 interested in aviation.
Promote doll collections and history. New members welcome.
Support Lighthouse Brigade Band Programs
Discusses topics of interest to Racine Co. lawyers & providing on going
educational programs
The mission of Belle City Brassworks is to provide a meaningful outlet
for brass musicians throughout Southeastern Wisconsin.
The club's goals are to educate, promote and enjoy the making of beers,
wines and meads.
To assist and educate on the hobby of collecting Jim Beam items and
socializing with other Beam collectors.
Reenacts civil war battles.
Promote stamp collecting.
For people who want to enhance their leadership and presentation
skills.
For mothers who have a son or daughter currently serving in the armed
forces.
Open to people interested in flying rubber band-powered or free-flight
model planes. Spectators welcome.
A book club for women of all ages. We have varied selections.
To promote the sport of archery and instinctive shooting.
For boys ages 8-14 interested in performing with a drum and bugle
corps.
To enjoy music.
All games are open to the public, and non-smoking, with a smoking
break.
The Racine-Kenosha Builders Association is a network of trade
professionals, dedicated to the creation and preservation of safe
affordable quality housing.
Members work together to find referrals for one another's business.
Members help each other build their referal networks.
Members work together to find referals for one another's businesses.
Land protection, especially equine and walking trains in the Village of
Caledonia.
Open to people 55 and above. Activites include cards, arts and crafts
and socializing. Treats brought in by members each week. The cost to
join is $6.00.
Open to new members
Promotion of the art and science of photography in its various forms,
through the association of its members for study and entertainment in
matters relating to photography, to photographic exhibits and contests.
Tjo become aware of the roles of Catholic women in the community.
To promote Catholic principles and ideals/philanthropy
Preservation and restoration of' prarire land and environmental
education.
Stay at home club for moms to get together with other moms and kids
in Racine County.
The Racine County Conservation League is a community minded
organization of active sportsmen and women who are dedicated to the
preservation of Racine County's natural resources
To bring together foreign born women to promote friendship and
sociability. To encourage members to work within their communities to
promote awareness of and interest in the cultures and lifestyles of
other nations.
To brighten a persons day with a pet visit. We also do "Classroom Pet",
"4-legged Santa", mini fairs, 3 dog fashion shows per year.
Promote the sport of Curling
The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International promotes professional
and personal growth of women educators and excellence in education.
The organization will work on eletion strategies for 2008. New members
are welcome
A dining club open to all senior citizens.
Make Visible the unity that crosses denominational lines and finds its
source in a common faith in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. Make
visible the love of Christ through a caring ministry.
Prepare you to be global competitors by teaching the game of chess.
Act as a chess resource for the community.
Open to people who work with or are intereted in improving the quality
of life for older citizens.
To unite and organize snowmobiles.
Interfaith Bible Study
Aviator Education and Airplane Construction.
Family Preservation West is a network for sharing information and
connecting resources to further develop healthy children and strong
families in western Racine County.
Bring sewing machines and supplies to work on making quilts from the
painted fabric workshop in June. Cost is $1 each time. Everyone
interested in quilting is welcome. Those staying until 3:30 should bring a
sandwich and a finger snack to share.
To help youth ages 9-21 grow in Christ and become expert anglers.
Multi-ethnic dance recreation for visitors and regulars; participation-
encouraged; performances for fests and groups
Meet for cards, snacks and socializing.
Volunteers for activities and programs at request of HSLOP board.
Lighthouse history, preservation and education
German conversation and cultural exchange - we meet to informally
speak German. Attendees may be students studying German, foreign
exchange students, people from other countries who are living here and
willing to share their native German language, etc.
Open to youth ages 14-20 interested in healthcare careers. Cost for
member ship is $8.00 a year.
The club holds monthly fish fries, club trips and takes part in the annual
Racine County Alliance Winterfest scheduled for January 24, 2009.
.
Meet for cards, snacks and socializing.
Promotes volunteerism, develop potential of women, and improve
community.
A charitable organization that supports community programs through
volunteering and monetary donations. Membership is open to women
18 years or older.
All age drum & bugle corps
Provide social venue, meals and activities for adults with mental illness.
Provide Holiday Lights display each year at the zoo.
Open to beginners or those experienced in knitting, crocheting, tatting
or jiffy knitter.
Open to Koren War and DMZ veterans.
To promote bicycle riding.
Open to knitters, beginner or experienced.
Leadership Racine is an adult 9 month educational program focusing on
leadership skill, community awareness and Community Trusteeship
Philosophy
Open to quilters of all levels. There is a $5.00 fee for all non members.
Serve the blind and the hearing impaired.
Non Profit - Aid to blind, visually handicapped, hearing impaired and
local needs.
Lunch is served. Cost is $2.50. Cards and bingo are played.
This group runs the thrift shops on Washington and Douglas Ave.
Each quarterly meeting is open to the public and a notice of the meeting
included in the newspaper.
Conduct amateur radio and FCC examinations, training for emergency
communication.
For families with children ages 5 and under. In addition to free play,
there will be a story time and crafts for toddlers and preschoolers.
There is a $1 doation per child to help defray craft item costs.
To continue a tradition rooted in a profound appreciation for artistic
expression
Pig Roast (July- contact Rick Browne) Public Welcome!
Open to youth ages 10-21.
To promote interest in Norwegian Culture and Arts and provide a social
gathering place for people interested in Norway and Norwegian culture.
Promote coin collecting and education
To generate funds to award scholarships to local professional nursing
students.
Raise funds to help promote youth sports activities.
Open to women who want to sing.
A 527 organization created to promote debate and dialogue about
improving public education in Racine.
Sisterhood that promotes educational opportunities
Provides grants and scholarships to women working towards advanced
degrees
Promotes Racine of thoroughbred homing pigeons and provides
socialization for club members.
To help children learn sportsmanship, leadership and horsemanship. To
develop a well rounded education in the Equine field from a local level
to Olympic levels.
To promote gardening through education and participation in
community projects. We have an annual perennial sale which funds
grant distribution to gardening organizations and we maintian 2 beds of
flowers at the Racine Zoo.
A list of amautor radio open. W/25 years or more. All are woelcome to
our Thursday night held on 2 MT. Radio at 9 pm.
Open to men and women who have served in the armed forces.
Support groups for home school parents.
We are a non-partisan organization. Present a unified voice in local,
state, and national matters affecting the welfare of retired educators.
Support public education at the local, state, and national levels. Award
3 scholarships for seniors.
Promote running.
Open to all singles in the Racine Kenosha area
Photographers of all skill levels welcome. Learn how to utilize your
camera's functions.
Beginners Welcome.
For youth in grades K -12. Beginners welcome.
To promote citizen understanding raise public awareness, and
encourage participation in the democratic process for achieving peace
and just relations among people's and nations and protecting civil
liberties.
An auxiliary of the United States Air Force promoting education in
aerospace, leadership development in youth and training in emergency
operations.
The purpose of this organization is conservation of our natural
resources. We support Riverbend 7 Bong Recreation area with projects,
scholarships and childrens camps.
Dues are $5.00 this year. Thouse who cannot attend the meeting should
send dues to Jo Goodwater at the address above. Checks should be
made out to Racine County Retirees Association.
An a cappella chorus for men who like to sing.
Members work on environmental service projects to improve the
community and fulfill community service hours.
Members work on enironmental service projects and participate in the
Jason Project. Members may swim until 8 pm after the meeting.
Registration is required.
Fraternal Benevolent Organization
Open to young adults ages 14-20
A social/educational club for Racine/Kenosha area parents and their
young children (infant to age 6).
Open to any person interested in geology.
RKRC is a professional organization made up of reading specialists,
researchers, librarians and administrators who are genuinely concerned
with the improvement and teaching of reading and life-long literacy.
This is a group for older adults raising their Grandchildren or other
young relatives.
We are a social and support group for parents of twins, triplets or other
multiple birth children.
Established to promote the hobby of coin collecting and teach people
about the history of our monetary system.
The Racine Taxpayers Association is a non-profit, non-partisan
corporation that has been promoting fiscal responsibility in government
since 1948.
Help men and women learn the arts, of speaking, listening and thinking,
and develop and practice communication and leadership skills.
Membership is $30 - every six months.
Public speaking organization devoted to improving communication and
leadership skills. Guests are welcome.
Open to parents and people who have an interest in the special
education process.
Open to people interested in quilting. Dues are $.50.
Members meet weekly for intensive networking and referral production
Inform electorate of issues in government; promote Republican
principles of less government & empowering people; support &
promote Republican elected officials & candidates.
To maintain contact with retired co-workers and keep informed of
health care chapters and opportunity in Racine.
Richards Readers is a group that reads both fiction and non fiction
books with a Christian context.
Helping to maintain the environment. Retaining the Root River.
Rotary is an international organization of business and professional
leaders committed to providing humanitarian services encouraging high
ethical standards in all vocations and building good will and peace
locally and throughout the world.
TLS promotes mental health recovery and independence by providing
housing, supportive services and advocacy for adults with mental illness
and substance abuse.
A fishing organization for the betterment and enhancement of Lake
Michigan fishing.
Meditation if followed by a program at 7:30 pm addressing various
spiritual topics that impact a person's success in practicing the
meditation tecnique.
Foster religious vocations
Discussion will be about the club's race team, fundraiser, upcoming trip
and next year's board.
A social-benevolent organization open to men of Irish descent by birth
or marriage
Patriotic and public service, honoring the service and sacrifice of those
who supported the American cause during the Revolutionary War.
Open to people involve or interested in real estate investing.
Promote Welsh language and culture. Support other Welsh groups and
individuals with financial grants.
New members and visitors welcome
An international organization dedicated to helping individuals improve
their speaking and presentation skills
Fire for all service men's funerals - 100-120 per year
Open to eligible veterans of foreign wars.
To help & support all veterans and their families through hospital visits,
phone calls, youth scholarships, community service, Americanism
programs, rehabilitation, etc..
Support veterans past/present in community; educate youth on history
of Vietnam War; Support military currently serving; Support Families.
Volunteers serve the organization by assisting staff. Volunteers raise
funds in order to purchase needed equipment and provide scholarships.
Meet for cards, snacks and socializing.
The Welcome Wagon Club of Racine is open to women who want to
become acquainted with others. Monthly activites include out to lunch,
movie mantinee, mah jong, book club, shopping exursions and weekly
coffee socials.
Enhance West Racine Area. Bring good values together through efforts
of business partners, church, school and neighborhood.
Open to railraod enthusiasts.
Certify and train youth league coaches. Offers Clinics in soccer, football,
basketball and baseball.
Open to people interested in Woodcarving. The club has a library and
demonstrations at most meetings.
Connects UW-Madison alumni through communication, programs, and
events. Sponsors scholarships for Racine County high school seniors to
attend UW-Madison
For Corvette and Chevy enthusiasts.
Free public film screenings on various topics related to media's role in
shaping personal and public opinion and impacting school curricula and
consumer behavior. Public appearances/guest speakers on the same.
Wisconsin Parents Association (WPA) provides encouragement,
support, and accurate information about homeschooling, learning
resources, and laws that affect homeschoolers.
Educate the public on pro-life issues
Networking with dinner and a program
Religious
To improve the quality of life for Racine Co. women through positive
public policy programs.
See website for more info.
Open to writers having paid published works. There is no fee to attend
and this is not a critque group.
Email Website
karen.fandry@cliftoncpa.com
margaret.rowley@uwp.edu www.uwp.edu Search Keyword: ALL
www.aawuracine.org
sambo@jefnet.com www.amonational.com
info@rakeapics.org www.rakeapics.org
www.ava.sew.org
www.rasastro.org
http://www.eaa838.org
mbuhler@wi.rr.com www.lighthousebrigade.com
http://www.racinelawyers.com/
gking4@wi.rr.com bellecitybrassworks.com
frank_tylla@yahoo.com http://www.bellecitybrew.org
bellecityrifles@yahoo.com www.bellecityrifles.com
http://www.ribarchery.com/
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info@rkbabuildres.com
www.freewebs.com/caledoniabookclu
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www.caledoniaconservancy.com
nacylburke@yahoo.com
www.racinecurlingclub.com
lclarry2@yahoo.com
www.deltakappagamma.org
elarkin1@mac.com www.elchessacademics.com
www.eaa838.org
home@fofhm.org
www.savecamp.com
eyelife@tds.net
llameer@wi.rr.com
jennietacortez@yahoo.com
juniorleagueracine.zoomportal.com
kilties@aol.com www.kilties.com
krbikeclub@hotmail.com www.krbikeclub.com
kbayer@racinechamber.com www.leadershipracine.org
rgrice@ameritech.net
dmorall@prairieschool.com
christinesretenovi@sbcglobal.net
grahm-wi@tds.net
info@wisconsinparalegal.org wisconsinparaleagal.org
lwfrank@wi.rr.com
mrszuhlke@aol.com
www.racinecountyponyclub.org
http://www.preservationracine.org/in
info@preservationracine.org dex.php
http://www.uwp.edu/departments/w
omens.studies/rcg.cfm
bwalsh@racinedominicans.org
homeschoollife.com/wi/rahs
jmkiemen@milwpc.com
bdjewell@wi.net
http://racinecameraclub.com
www.wisconsinscholasticchess.org
www.rcpj.org
wott@wi.rr.com`
director@racinefamilyclub.org www.racinefamilyclub.org
www.racinegeologysociety.homestead
.com
asmith@kusd.edu
www.geocities.com/racinekinconnecti
racinekinconnection@yahoo.com on/
pscofield@aol.com www.geocities.com/racinemoms/
ntobias4@aol.com
meyersgam@wi.rr.com www.racinetaxpayers.com
info@hoyaudubon.org http://www.hoyaudubon.org/
cwipper@janlaw.com
ramac networking
smirsky@kusd.edu
info@racinegop.org www.racinegop.org
georgeoess@aol.com
info@rootpikewin.org www.rootpikewin.org
www.rotaryracine.org
www.racinerotarywest.org
luminski@tlservices.org www.tlservices.org
www.sos.org
http://wisconsin.sierraclub.org/segg/
steve_michaels@metronetworks.com www.sar.org
www.racineswla.com
dickmyers@wi.rr.com
cclemens@allsaintshealthcare.org
www.uwalumni.com/racine/index.htm
pweisenberger@uwalumni.com l
www.sewcc.com
www.wisconsinmasc.org
www.homeschooling-wpa.org
www.wrtl.org/chapters/racine.htm
wpnracine@gmail.com http://wpnracine.org/
Annual Events
Auual Book Sale in Feb. Calll Joyce Gregg for info - 632-6341
Meetings with speakers, open to managers of volunteers and other interested
people. Membership fee is $20 annually. Meets bimonthly. Conference in
September.
July 3rd Show at Hammes Field
Industrial League (Wednesdays May-mid July), Anniversary Shoot ( Aug 19-20)
Local Parades.
Parade of Homes
Banquet 1st Thursday in June, Christmas party and auction 1st Thursday in December
Annual memorial mass for decease members, 3rd Saturday in November.
Monthly events, playgroups, moms night out, craft night.
Curling Mon- Fri 7 pm to 9 pm; Saturday noon to 9 pm
Ecumenical services, Crop Walk and Food Bank.
Christmas Party - designed to bring in new members; 2nd Tuesday of December 7pm
at Pinky's
Young Eagle Flights (2nd Saturday March-November), "Wings and Wheels" 2nd
weekend of September, S.E. Wis. Aviation Museum.
Networking Breakfast (October 12, 2006) at the Wellness Center in Burlington, WI.
Open Tower Climbs, Education Programs, Maritime Museum
Semi Annual Garden Tour: 2nd Sun in July on Even Years
Empty stocking campaign; Toys for Tots
All meetings, participate in RCASC annual, Winterfest (public welcome).
Hispanic Heritage Luncheon, Holiday Food Drive
Lighting celebration 5:00 the eve before Thanksgiving.
Kenosha/Racine Annual Ride - May 20th, 2006, Club Rides - see calendar on website.
All meetings are open to the public.
Raymond 4th of July Fest, Burlington Chocolate Fest - Memorial Weekend, Rose Sale -
April
Harvest Fair
Pagent will be November 10, 2007 at Gifford School
Monument Square Art Fair June 9 and 10th, 2007 held at Racine Civic Centre -
Festival Park
1. Norwegian Constitution Day Dinner - 3rd Wednesday in May 2. Saint Hans Aften (
Midsummer Night Festival) - Place and Time - TBA
Racine Coin Show Feb. 26, 2006
Spaghetti Dinner and Raffle -Last Sat. in Feb. Youth baseball and adult Softball
Tourneys - Last 2 weekends in July.
Artist Showcase & Sale, Bus Trip.
Artist Showcase & Sale, Bus Trip
We will have programs open to the public once our new facility is completed in the
fall of 2006.
Annual Perennial Sale 10 am at Sam's Club, May 19, 2007 starting at 9 am
Annual Tour of Historic Places is the last Sunday in September.
Field Day
All meetings are open to the public.
We have one annual breakfast meeting and four luncheons. All events have
programs with guest speakers. These meetings are open to members only. Part of
WREA (Wisconsin Retired Educators Association).
Waterford River City 5k Run/Walk (July 4th)
Events start @ 7 pm.
Board meeting open to high school students.
Lincoln Day Dinner- variable (check website); Campaign Office will open July 15, 2006
in Pioneer Village (NE Corner of Hwy 20 & Emmertson Rd.)
The crisis center is a respite facility that is staffed 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
Referrals, resources, social detoxification, crisis line, and walk-in supportive
counseling and hospital diversion.
See web site.
Patriotic Luncheon - 1st Saturday in Feb. - Wauwatosa; Pike River rendezvous - 1st
weekend in Aug. - Simmonds Park-Kenosha; Revolutionary Rummage - 3rd weekend
in June- Racine
St. David's Dinner - usually around March 1st.
Fall Fair
Spring and fall book sale fundraisers. Spring and fall jewelry sale fundraisers.
December Love Light event.
Western Days/Parade - July; Autumn Fest - October; Holiday Open House -
November; Spring Open House/Art Walk - April
Caboose museum open each Sunday 10-3 pm for free tours - May thru October.
Founders' Day Dinner - annually (April or May)
Chevy & Corvette Car Show - August 20, 2006. Registration 8 am - 12 noon cost is
$12. Public Free at the Kenosha County Center Hwy 50 and Hwy 45
Bazaar (November)
Group Name Contact Street
Good Fellers, Racine Don Karkow 4100 Lathrop Ave.
Junior League of Racine Kelly Tembesta P.O. Box 894
Junior Women's Club of Racine, Inc. Anna Boll
Kiwanis Golden K Barbara Thompson
Kiwanis Club of Greater Mount Pleasant Cyndy Eckblad
Kiwanis Club of Greater Racine Jim Dobbs
Kiwanis Club of Racine Dave Voss
Kiwanis Club of West Racine Noel Newgord
Lioness Club, Caledonia Michelle Kudlewski 10327 Caddy Lane
Lions Club, Caledonia Ralph Groothuis
Racine 2000 & Beyond Sr. Brenda Walsh, Director 5635 Erie Street
Rotary Club of Racine, Downtown Dave Titus, President M&I Bank One Main Street
RotaryRacine West Pat Faulk, President
Tuesday Optimist Club of Racine Dwight Mosby
Jean Hawes - Membership
Wednesday Optimist Club of Racine information 11820 Braund Rd.
Women's Commission, Racine Co. Joyce Gauthier Hoffman, Chair 1808 Wisconsin St.
City/State Phone Meetings 1
Meetings vary. Call
Racine, WI 53405 262-554-8485 for information
1st Wednesday ,
Racine, WI 53401 262-634-6575 6:30 pm
262.939.3230 Wednesday at 7pm
Racine, WI 53402 262-681-1210 Tuesday at 9 am
262-633-2360 Tuesday Noon
262-681-1720 Wednesday @ noon
262-880-9640 Thursday @ noon
262.634.8683 Wednesday, 7:30 am
Caledonia, WI 53108 414-764-4779 1st Thursday at 7pm
1st and 3rd Monday,
262-835-4312 7 pm
Quarterly Prayer
Racine, WI 53402 262-639-4100 Breakfast - YWCA
Racine, WI 53403 262-638-6176 Wednesday Noon
262-902-6529 Mondays @ noon
262-634-5955 Tuesday, Noon
Wednesdays. Call
Sturtevant, WI 53403 262-886-2597 for time and place
Call for meeting day
Racine, WI 53403 262-633-0013 and times.
Meetings 2 Contact 2 Phone 1 PHone 2 Misc
Place of the meetings vary.
Racine Woman's Club - 740 Lake
Ave. Sherry Allen 262.939.3662
The Atrium, 3900 Main Street
Elmwood Plaza Bowling Center
banquet room, 3701 Durand Ave. Joe Clementi 262-554-6755
First United Methodist Chruch, 745
Main St.
YMCA, 725 Lake Ave.
Sturtevant Room, Wheaton
Franciscan-All Saints Hospital, 3801
Spring St.
Caledonia Lion's Clubhouse, 7630
Linwood Rd.
Caledonia Lions Clubhouse - 7630
Linwood Rd
Call for info.
YMCA - Buhler Room Don VanWinkle 262-632-1655
Infusino's Banquet Hall, 3201
Rapids Dr.
Old Country Buffet 4901
Washington Ave.
Administrative Building - Taylor
Ave.
Subject Subject 2 Purpose
Civic Service
Promotes volunteerism, develop potential of women, and
Civic Service improve community.
A charitable organization that supports community
programs through volunteering and monetary donations.
Civic Service Membership is open to women 18 years or older.
Civic Service
Civic Service
Civic Service
Civic Service
Civic Service
Civic Service Serve the blind and the hearing impaired.
Non Profit - Aid to blind, visually handicapped, hearing
Civic Service impaired and local needs.
Civic Service
Rotary is an international organization of business and
professional leaders committed to providing humanitarian
services encouraging high ethical standards in all vocations
and building good will and peace locally and throughout
Civic Service the world.
Civic Service
Civic Service
Civic Service
To improve the quality of life for Racine Co. women
Civic Service through positive public policy programs.
Group Name Contact
Race, Class and Gender Book Club (UW-Parkside) Pat Cummings
Bookkenders Peggy Creuziger
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection Book Club Mary Hauch
Richard's Readers George Oess
Young Professionals' Book Group Michelle Gabor
Street City/State Phone
4101 5th Pl. Kenosha, WI 53144 262-595-9944
1214 Monroe Ave. Racine, WI 53405 262-633-3988
5919 Emstan Hills Rd. Racine, WI 53406 262-554-6456
5 Ironwood Court Racine, WI 53402 262-681-0338
2028 Chatham St. Racine, WI 53402 262-638-8954
Meetings 1 Meetings 2
3:30 to 5:00, for dates call for info. UW-Parkside Union 207
Meets 2nd Monday of the Month 7pm at various members homes.
Meets the 3rd Wednesday of the Month at Meets at Lutheran Church of the
7 p.m. Resurrection, 322 Ohio St.
1st Thursday of odd numbered months St. Richard's Parish Center.
Call for information.
Contact 2 Phone 1 PHone 2
Mary Frances Chachula 262-595-2162
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Book Club
Subject 2 Purpose Email
A book club for women of
all ages. We have varied
selections.
Richards Readers is a group
that reads both fiction and
non fiction books with a georgeoess@aol.co
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Website Annual Events
http://www.uwp.edu/departments/women
s.studies/rcg.cfm