Ironwood Golf Course

8:30 Shotgun Start (7:30 Check-in)

4 person Scramble

$360 / Team or $90/ Person

Sponsorship Levels

Double Eagle package:
$1,500 donation includes a foursome, a hole sign, recognition at awards ceremony, your name on all correspondence, signage at lunch, and an invitation to a Lions Club dinner meeting.

Eagle package:
Donation of $650. Sponsorship includes a foursome, and a sign with your name at a hole.

Birdie package:
Donation of $100 and a Major Prize. Sponsorship includes a sign with your name at a hole. (Major prizes include golf club, golf bag, etc.)

Par package:
Donation of merchandise for raffle and or silent auction. (Items include gift certificates, golf balls, umbrellas, hats, golf clubs, sporting event tickets, etc.)

Lunch Sponsor:
Donation of $600 includes signage at lunch and recognition at awards ceremony.

Putting Contest Sponsor:
Donation of $500 includes signage at putting green and recognition at awards ceremony.

ALL Sponsors will be included in a
brochure handed out at lunch and
during the awards ceremony.

For additional information or to
be a sponsor, please contact:
Mark Pohlman at
262-820-1130 or 262-993-9666.

The Sussex Lions Club has been a Non-Profit Organization serving the Sussex area since 1939. Besides supporting the many efforts of both the Wisconsin Lions Foundation and the Lions Club International Foundation, we are dedicated to making our community a better place to live. Listed below are some of the projects and organizations we have supported throughout the years.

• Pauline Haass Library
• Playground Equipment, Shelters and Buildings at Area Parks
• Lights on the Hamilton High School Football Field
• Cornea Tissue Transplant for Denise Harris, a Sussex Resident who is losing her eyesight
• Lights on the Ball Diamond at the Sussex Village Park
• Fire Department Equipment
• Southeastern Wisconsin Lions BOLD, Inc. (Blind Outdoor Leisure Development)
• Boys and Girl Scouts
• Sussex Teen Center
• Hamilton Drug Free Night
• Flag Football
• Junior Prom
• The Visually Handicapped
• People with Diabetes
• The Hearing Impaired
• The Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Food for the Needy
• Senior Citizen Busing
• Hi-Way Cleanup
• The Kidney Foundation
• Hamilton Education Foundation and local Scholarships

The meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by 1st Vice President Lion Spranger. A motion was made to approve the minutes from the May Meeting as printed by Lion Seilaff, second by Lion O

Fellow Lions,

Due to time constraints this letter will be short and to the point. (pointed) First, the Beef & Bird Tent is right around the corner. Lion Pritzlaff (well actually his wife Cindy), will be making a few product changes to improve the quality of our sandwich. Their Coffee Shop

Fellow Lions,

Not much to report this month, March came in like a Lion and it sure is going out like a lamb! All of the Lions Community Building sub-contractors were on vacation. We are waiting on the plumbing fixtures, the countertops and a few minor items before we are ready for use. Lions Doro, Boedeker and me attended the Lannon Village Park Committee meeting on March 26, 2007. Our Building Committee’s recommendations were presented to the Village’s leadership. They seemed pleased with our information. Thanks Lions Ehley, S. Burkhalter, Boedeker, Doro and Spranger for serving on this Committee. We should be ready for the start of baseball 2007. Starting this year the Village Park Budget will fund the porta-potties. We are getting close to the dedication and the party. When this project is completed it will be time for our Club to “Take a Break.” A few of our members may help get the outfield fence ad program started. We do not anticipate this to become a Lannon Lions Club fundraiser.

April is traditionally OFFICER NOMINATION MONTH. Fortunately, all of our membership turned in their MEMBER SURVEYS. This will make the nominating committees’ job much easier. (And Lion President Doro won’t have to call you personally for it, if he hasn’t already!!!!!!) If the Lannon Lions want to go anywhere, we need people to guide the way.

The PREZ SEZ
Wow another high temperature record was broken this week. It may be time to shave off my winter coat! Relax Lion Miller there are still a few icebergs floating around on the lake. I promise you we will go fishing very soon. Lion Spranger came back from Las Vegas with only a half a pair of pants, lucky he has great legs. (He should have used them to run away from the slot machines.) As you can see there is not much going on in the world of the Lannon Lions. Welcome Lion Rohr, our newest member. It is with much regret that I must inform the Club members who are not already aware of this; Lion Jim Reimer has slipped into a coma. The prognosis is unknown. Please keep him and Michelle and his family in your prayers.

Yours in Lionism,

Lion President Jim Doro

Take Notes
The April 2, 2007 Board Meeting will be held at the Lannon Village Hall at 7:00 P.M.
The April 16, 2007 Dinner Meeting will be held at the Lannon Village Hall Cocktails at 6:30 Dinner to follow at 7:00 P.M.

• B.O.L.D. sent a thank you for our donation presented at the Convention.
• Denise and Mark Decket expressed their thanks for the Entertainment book we donated for the Convention raffle.
• The Allenton Lions have invited us to attend their 25th Anniversary Celebration to be held April 14th at the Ranch in Hartford.
• Raffle tickets are available after today’s meeting for “Lion Project for Canine Companions”

Committee Reports:
Park Committee: Lions Doro, Spranger and Boedeker are working on acquiring new tables and 72 chairs for the new building. The Village is agreeable to working with us on the cost and the disposition of the existing pieces. Carpet has been installed and looks great. We are still in need of a gas stove.
State Bowling: Lion President Doro will contact Men. Falls and Butler for fill-ins for bowling.
Pancake Breakfast: Lion President Doro recommended that we start selling place mat ad space now. Lion Spagl voiced some concern about starting this early. Generally this is a March and April task.

Old Business:
Eight interest forms for Officer positions and Committee Chair positions have been returned. Every member is expected to turn in a form. These forms will be kept on file for future reference.

The club does not have a formal application form for high school seniors to submit for scholarship consideration. This may change.

New Business:
“Youth Education and Safety” (Y.E.S.) has solicited us for a donation. It was agreed that our charities for the year have been decided.

Several members met recently at the new building to establish rental fees and hours of operation. Lion President Doro shared the details with the group. It was decided that smoking will NOT be allowed. Nothing has been decided yet on who will run the concession stand. The Stonemen will continue to do their own “concessions”. The Village sets the usage fees for the ball fields. Schneider Field is expected to be in use almost every evening. If the Lions chose to use the building on a game might, parking could be problematic. In the near future, we will likely sell advertising on fence signs. The proceeds can be used to replace some of the lights which are quite old. Lion President Doro will be meeting again soon with the Village Board.

Mark your calendars:
Monday March 19th is a mandatory dinner meeting. We will induct a new member at this meeting.

At 7:30, Lion Boedeker motioned to adjourn the meeting. It was followed with a second by Lion Spagl. Motion carried.

Respectfully submitted,
Lion Secretary Sandy Burkhalter

Lion President Doro called the meeting to order at 7:04 P.M.

Fellow Lions,

The Lions Community Building is nearly complete.

Secretary’s Report: Lion Spagl offered a motion to accept the secretary’s minutes as recorded. A second was made by Lion Boedeker. Motion carried.

Treasurer’s Report: Lion Charon moved to accept the report as presented, with a second offered by Lion Spranger. Motion carried.

Lion News:
A list of activities for “B.O.L.D.” is available to view. Drivers are NOT needed for these events.

The club received an invitation to Fairview’s Holiday program Friday Dec. 15th from 1-2 PM. Lion Ernst volunteered to attend and represent us.

Lion President Doro received a letter from Lions Camp announcing they had received the funds the Camp needed for a new Health Center.

Committee Reports:
Entertainment Books: Lion Shepich reported that 48 books were sold. Al unsold books and all money should have been turned in. Extra books are available at REPCO. Lion Spranger made a motion to donate the club’s “free” book to the District Convention for raffle, as we have done in past years. Lion Ernst offered a second. Motion carried.

Park Committee: Lion Ehley recapped the progress on the new building. Lumber, drywall, urethane, insulation, stone, carpentry, windows, bathroom fans, drywall spray and a lot of labor have all been donated. Lion Spranger reminded the group that we may need to cover the bill for the furnace installation for the Village, if the bill arrives before Jan. 1st. If this occurs, we will be reimbursed after the 1st of the year. Needed yet is the flooring and kitchen equipment. He has heard there is much interest from others to rent out the building. Lion Spranger recommended we visit the building on Jan. 2nd, our next business meeting.
State Bowling: A check has been sent to reserve March 31st as our bowling date.
Christmas Party: The Christmas Party is Sunday, Jan. 14th at Seigo’s in Sussex. The cost is $25.00 per person and all must RSVP to attend. This dinner replaces the Jan. dinner meeting.

Old Business: Lion Ernst attended Tyler Rohr’s induction ceremony to Eagle Scouts. Tyler plans to attend a future Lions meeting and share pictures of the ceremony.

New Business:
Lion President Doro asked that everyone start thinking NOW about committee assignments or an officer position in 2007-2008.

All members will have the opportunity to organize and run the club’s Pancake Breakfast and Beef/Bird tent. A major focus in 2007 is to capture, organize and document the knowledge accumulated by former committee chairmen, which should enable other Lion members to successfully manage these event.

On a club level, membership records will be updated in 2007. A “Member Profile” form will be sent to everyone soon.

Lion Charon motioned to adjourn the meeting at 7:28 pm following a second by Lion Ernst. Motion carried.

Respectfully submitted,

Lion Secretary Sandy Burkhalter