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I extend a warm wel-
come to not only our
current members but also
newcomers to the UNL
Women’s Club as we
begin the 2013-2014
year. We look forward
to an enjoyable and in-
teresting experience!
The main focus of the
UNL Women’s Club is
to provide service to the
University of Nebraska-Lincoln. We are proud of
our efforts in assisting students who
have financial needs. The club awards
several scholarships each year to students
who submit applications and qualify for
this assistance. A secondary purpose of
our club is to promote fellowship among
members. The many activities and events provide
choices and opportunities for meeting others with
common interests. I hope you will take advantage of
this benefit.
My own history with the club began in 1982 when my
husband, two sons and I moved to Lincoln. A neigh-
bor invited me to join UNL Women’s Club. I par-
ticipated in Newcomers, Piecemakers, and attended
a few of the club’s planned events. I truly enjoyed
meeting women with interests similar to mine.
In the Fall of 1982, I was called to substitute teach
at various schools in the city. This led to a full time
position with Lincoln Public Schools, and teaching
filled my days and sometimes my evenings!
However, things changed in June of 2006 when I
retired. Once again I had time to participate in the
activities of the UNL Women’s Club. I have met
many friends and become active in the organization
during the course of the last seven years. The spirit of
fellowship continues!
The year 2013 begins with the Welcome Luncheon at
President James B. Milliken and Nana Smith’s
home. This is a time to enjoy Nana’s hospitality,
conversation with friends, and meeting new friends.
The Fall Tour includes a stop at the new Pinnacle
Bank Arena, with lunch nearby. The Landing con-
tinues to be a favorite gathering place for
the Fall Brunch. The Fund Raising
Committee has a special event planned
in February at the Country Club of Lin-
coln. In the Spring we will have two
interesting programs. The year will
conclude with the annual Spring Luncheon.
As President I am becoming more aware of the many
hours contributed on behalf of the club by our mem-
bers. The Board, Committee Chairs, Interest Group
Chairs and many committee members share common
goals and devote the time necessary to achieve those
goals. This spirit of teamwork leads to a growing and
vibrant club. Please encourage others to become mem-
bers.
I look forward to serving as your President this year.
Carol Rundquist,
President, UNL Women’s Club, 2013-2014
From the President...
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Women’s Club 2 0 1 3
U P C O MI NG
E V E NT S
September 9 Bring a Friend Salad
Supper
September 19 Welcome Luncheon
October 9 Fall Tour
November 13 Fall Brunch
And more...
Mission Statement of the UNL Women’s Club
The purpose of The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Women’s Club is to promote friendship among
members, to strengthen their bond of common interest, and to provide service to the University includ-
ing funding scholarships.
Membership is open to any person with a connection to the University of Nebraska, who is interested in
the activities, well being and continuance of the University of Nebraska and the UNL Women’s Club.
I N S I D E T H I S
I S S U E :
Bring a Friend Salad
Supper
2
Fall Tour 3
Fall Brunch 3
Scholarships 4
Newcomers and
Friends 4
Big 10 Womens
Conference
Recap
4
Interest Groups
NEW group:
Fair Weather Friends!
5
“This spirit of
teamwork leads
to a growing and
vibrant club.”
WOW!
P A G E 2
University of Nebraska President
James B. Milliken and Nana Smith
cordially invite the
UNL Women’s Club
to a
Welcome Luncheon Buffet
U N I V E R S I T Y O F N E B R A S K A - L I N C O L N W O M E N ’ S C L U B
Thursday, September 19, 2013
11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
2221 Sheridan Boulevard, Lincoln
Personal invitations will be sent from the President’s Office.
If you do not receive an invitation, but wish to attend, contact
Jenny Reeser at 402-472-7121 no later than September 13.
Welcome Luncheon
Do you have a friend who you think
would enjoy UNLWC?
THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY!!
The 2nd annual “BRING A FRIEND SALAD
SUPPER” will be a night to enjoy socializ-
ing with old friends while introducing new
ones to our UNLWC family. Current mem-
bers will highlight what the club has to offer
including interest groups, activities, tours,
luncheons, fundraisers as
well as other benefits of
becoming a member. In-
vite new female faculty
and staff, faculty wives,
wives of UNL coaches and those
who are interested in the University
of Nebraska Lincoln.
So, burn up the
phone lines,
texts, Facebook
or good ole “in person” invites for this fun event.
Tickets are $16.00 per person which includes
a chef salad, dessert, roll, and coffee/tea. You
will sit at a “theme table” decorated by
UNLWC members.
This evening is one of the focused events we are
using to bring in new members.
Monday, September 9
6:30pm
Great Plains Room
East Campus
Student Union
Sign up on Pg. 7, deadline Sept. 2
Bring a Friend Salad Supper
Myra Dickerson
Delta Schmidt
Jane Wendorf
Dorothy Zimmerman
Upon the death of a member or past member, UNLWC contributes
$50 in their name to the UNL Women’s Club Scholarship Fund.
Courtesy Please contact
Diane Mohrhoff, Courtesy
Chair, 402-488-0781 or
to report the loss of a member
or former member of UNLWC.
Please also notify her when
one of our members needs a
note of cheer, congratulations
or condolence. We want to
keep in touch and we need your
assistance.
P A G E 3
Fall Tour: Pinnacle Arena and Historic Haymarket Wednesday, October 9, 9:15 a.m. to 3 p.m
Please join us for travel by bus to the brand-new Pinnacle Bank
Arena, where you will be one of the first to see this state-of-the
art cornerstone of the West Haymarket redevelopment project on
a special private tour.
The Arena is the new home of Husker Basketball and will be a
much larger venue for concerts, family shows, and other events
than Lincoln has had previously. From the outside we have
watched the construction, and now we can see it all: center
stage, executive suites, loge boxes, private lounges, and more.
Following the tour we will have lunch at JTK restaurant at the
train station: your choice of chicken sandwich or steak sand-
wich, with beverage and salad.
Ed Zimmer, City of Lincoln Preservation Planner,
will join us at JTK for an illustrated chat about the Hay-
market in times past, then take us for a short spin on the bus
to see what’s new in the area.
Cost: $30 per person Meet at 9:15 for coffee and snacks at Westminster Pres-
byterian Church parking lot, 2110 Sheridan Blvd.
Bus departs promptly at 9:30 am and returns by
3:00 pm.
RSVP deadline Oct. 1. Space is limited to 47 so sign
up early using the form in this newsletter on page 7.
Spouses and friends welcome!
Questions? call Beth Goble 402-467-1329
Or email: [email protected]
The Landing—Williamsburg Square Room
Wednesday, November 13th
$15 per person
Gathering at 10:30 am, brunch served at 11 am
Entertainment: Master Storyteller/ Entertainer Pippa White, One’s Company
Pippa White calls her One's Company Productions "part theatre, part storytelling, part history." Audiences call them unique,
captivating, and touching. Previously she had an extensive career in theatre and television on the West Coast, including five years
hosting a daily morning television show on ABC in San Francisco. An audience member recently captured the gist of Pippa's
unique presentations when he said, "her performances are entertainment wrapped in history intertwined with inspiration." She
is not to be missed! For more information on Pippa White, visit her website at: http://www.pippawhite1co.com
Reservation Deadline November 6, 2013 Sign up on Page 7
For more information contact: Jane Zatechka, 402-328-0662 or [email protected]
Fall Brunch
U N I V E R S I T Y O F N E B R A S K A - L I N C O L N W O M E N ’ S C L U B
P A G E 4
Three of last year’s scholarship
recipients at the spring luncheon,
are pictured here (from left to
right): Tyler Hitchler, Jill Petersen,
and Lindsay Stroll.
Scholarship Recipients French/Textiles, Merchandising & Fashion
Design; Jose Melero III, Marketing & Pre-
Med; Marnee Roundtree, Psychology; Miranda
Schurr, Food Science & Technology; and Emily
Shafer, Speech Language Pathology.
All of these students maintain high GPAs, are
active in university extracurricular activities,
and volunteer in the community. We offer our
congratulations to these deserving students and
thanks to our membership for supporting schol-
arships!
UNLWC has very generous and caring mem-
bers! Thanks to member generosity and our
great fund raising activities, we are able to
award a total of $10,000 in scholarships for the
2013-14 academic year.
Our scholarship recipients are: Joshua Aikten,
Nutrition Science; Kyle Cartwright, Music Ed-
ucation; Mackenzie Culver, Speech Language
Pathology & Audiology; Melissa Dragoo, Busi-
ness Administration; Erica Frederiksen, Interi-
or Design; Brittany Knudsen, Family & Con-
sumer Science Education; Averi Melcher,
Women new to UNL Women's Club are newcomers for three years, meeting together informally to have
fun and get acquainted. Any UNLWC member (the "Friends") is welcome to participate in Newcomer's
coffees and other activities.
Most Wednesdays we meet at 9:30 am at Panera Bread, Southpointe Pavilions for coffee and conversa-
tion. Look for the hot pink UNL Women's Club sign at our table.
We may try other coffee houses every now and then. Other activities planned for the fall are a potluck pic-
nic at Holmes Lake, jewelry making at Beads and Boutique, make up demonstration at either Ulta or
Beauty First at South Pointe, a show at the Lied Center or the Lincoln Community Playhouse, lunch at
Southeast Community College, and potluck brunch at Debby Portnoy's. Members interested in participat-
ing in any activity, please contact Luming Brewer at [email protected] or Enid Newman at
[email protected] so you will be included in the email list.
Newcomers and Friends
Big 10 Women’s Conference
The UNL Women’s Club was represented at the 15th Biennial Conference of Big Ten Women’s
Organizations, held June 7-9 at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Delegates Mae
Anne Balschweid and Sally Wei enjoyed getting to know other women from like-minded organiza-
tions throughout the Big 10 Conference. Along with building friendships and finding common
ground with other clubs, they also learned from a variety of presenters, multiple strategies for im-
proving the viability and success of our wonderful club!
The theme of the conference was “Cultivating Winning Strategies.” On Friday evening, all 40 par-
ticipants were treated to a lovely welcome reception hosted by the university president’s wife in the
stately presidential mansion. On Saturday morning, the keynote speaker Dr. Bruce Vojak gave a
fascinating presentation on serial innovators titled “ How Individuals Create and Deliver Break-
through Innovations in Mature Firms; the qualities, personalities, and thinking patterns of successful
continued on page 6
Newcomers coffee
Sally and Mae Anne in front of the
President’s mansion at the
University of Illinois. NEW
P A G E 5
Interest groups are the essence of the UNL Women’s Club, where our mission statement comes alive. These small groups are where
acquaintances develop into friendships. Our common interests grow into strong bonds, and our desire to serve the University turns into
action. Sign up at the Welcome Luncheon or contact the Group Chair listed. If these or any others interest you and you are willing to help
organize a new group, contact Gail O’Hanlon, Interest Group Chair, 402-488-7640, [email protected].
UNL Women’s Club Interest Groups
ARTS & CRAFTS meets monthly to make a craft
item, 3rd Fridays at 10:30 am. Chair Carol Riefler,
402-489-1432, [email protected].
BOOK CLUB is for all who enjoy reading and discussing books
with friends. The group selects books to be read. Meets the first Wed.
at 9:30am. Chair Kay Rockwell, 402-484-5431 [email protected].
BRIDGE groups meet monthly for bridge and friendship. Most
groups are open for new and substitute members.
BRIDGE I—first Thurs., 11:30 am-3:00 pm, hostess choice. Chair
Kay Lamphere, 402-466-9376, [email protected].
BRIDGE II—2nd Thurs., 10:30 am, hostess choice.
Play cards and eat lunch at the Grand Lodge. Chair Tina
Peterson, 402-421-0938, [email protected].
BRIDGE III—first Thurs., 7:00 pm , New members wel-
come. Chair Chris Wilhelm, 402-489-5802,
BRIDGE MARATHON—monthly (Oct-Apr).
Chair Margaret Griesen, 402-489-8393, [email protected].
COLLECTORS feature the collection of a member or guest speaker
and is a fun, educational experience. Members need not be a collec-
tor. Meets most months on 4th Thursday @ 9:30 am. Chair Betty
Anderson, 402-488-5775, [email protected].
COUPLES GOURMET meets monthly for a dinner with the
theme, recipes and date chosen by the host. Singles welcome. Chairs
Nancy and Bryan Shank, 402-476-4722, [email protected].
CULINARY ARTS meets monthly with members bringing a dish
of choice from a monthly theme selected by the group.
DAYTIME — third Wednesday, 11:45 am
Chair Marion Carr, 402-484-5450, [email protected].
EVENING—2nd Thursday, 7 pm. Chairs Mary Frank,
402-483-7530, [email protected] and Aldine Harmon,
402-489-7719, [email protected].
FACULTY DINNER DANCE CLUB - dining and dancing
to a live band, Sept-Apr at East Campus Student Union.
Optional dinner 6:30 pm, dancing 7:30-10 pm. Cost $100
per couple/year or $60/semester. Individual dances $20
($25 Dec). Novice dancers welcome. A non-member cou-
ple may attend one dance free. Chairs Janice Lawrence and
Greg Wright, 402-420-1378.
FAIR WEATHER FRIENDS - join our new
exercise group! Meets every fair weather
Monday, 8am at Holmes Lake for walking,
talking, and fitness. Chair Sally Wei,
402-476-5541, [email protected].
INTERNATIONAL CLUB welcomes everyone. Programs to
learn about other countries. Chairs Kelly Powell, 402-484-5281,
[email protected], Luming Brewer, 402-261-3763,
[email protected]. MEALS ON WHEELS delivers hot meals to the
elderly and disabled on a Monday or Tuesday each month.
Volunteers needed to serve for 1 to 1-1/2 hours monthly.
Chair Chris Read, 402-421-1915, [email protected].
NEWCOMERS & FRIENDS are new members plus other
members of UNLWC who wish to participate in activities. See arti-
cle and information in this newsletter. Chairs Luming Brewer,
402-261-3763, [email protected] and Enid Newman,
402-782-8922, [email protected].
PIECEMAKERS quilting group meets every Tuesday,
9:30 am-noon. Lessons available to those wanting to learn. Non-
quilters are encouraged to bring a needlework project and join in.
Chair Rogene Silletto, 402-483-6323, [email protected].
PLAY GROUP provides play time for youngsters and
companionship for moms. Meeting times and places vary.
Chair Joyce Besch, 402-484-0485,
TOWN & GOWN INVESTORS is a group of ex-
ploring investors, both novice and experienced. Open for
new members and always open for visitors. Meets the 2nd
Monday at 7:15 pm, at Eastmont Seasons in their meeting
room, Chair and President Marilyn Henry, 402-486-1312,
TRAVEL GROUPS share their love of travel, adventure,
experiences, and pictures from around the world. Couples and
singles welcome.
TRAVEL I – 3rd Sunday, 7:00 pm. Chairs Sharon
Sawyers, 402-489-2006,
[email protected] and Jan Jensen,
402-489-7496.
TRAVEL II – 3rd Sunday, 2:00 pm. Chair Mary Lou
Prichard, 402-486-2428.
TRAVEL III – 4TH Sunday at 7:30 pm. Chair Marjorie
Anderson, 402-466-7918.
VARIETY CLUB - Join in a different activity each time we
gather (e.g. movie, lunch, discussion, volunteer opportunity,
performance, etc.). Chair Amy Kucken, 402-309-0249,
[email protected] . NEW
P A G E 6
U N I V E R S I T Y O F N E B R A S K A - L I N C O L N W O M E N ’ S C L U B
UNLWC Board Members 2013-2014
Committee Chairs
Officers
President
Carol Rundquist 402-488-0871 [email protected]
President Elect/ Corresp. Secretary
Amy Kucken 402-309-0249 [email protected]
2nd VP/Newcomers 402-261-3763
Luming Brewer [email protected]
3rd VP/Hospitality
Debby Raddatz-Portnoy 402-420-1766 [email protected]
Recording Secretary 402-489-2398
Ruth Ann Schulte [email protected]
Treasurer 402-438-9917
Lynne Smith [email protected]
Advisor/
Parliamentarian Mae Anne Balschweid 402-483-4830 [email protected]
Courtesy Diane Mohrhoff 402-488-0781 [email protected]
Fall Brunch Jane Zatechka 402-328-0662 [email protected]
Fundraising Rhonda Obermeier
Ivette Bender
402-327-0152
402-261-6255
Historian Brenda Keith 402-488-9498 [email protected]
Interest Groups Gail O’Hanlon 402-488-7640 [email protected]
Membership Marion Carr 402-484-5450 [email protected]
Newsletter/
Communications Sally Wei 402-476-5541 [email protected]
Program Chris Zygielbaum 402-421-0839 [email protected]
Scholarship Helen Beukelman 402-489-4287 [email protected]
Spring Luncheon Mary Beth Shomos 402-484-8260 [email protected]
Telephone LaVerne Bish 402-484-8032 [email protected]
Tour Beth Goble 402-570-5707 [email protected]
Big 10 Conference (continued from Page 4) innovators.” Dr. Vojak’s speech was followed
by four breakout sessions: Leadership; Com-
munications and Technology; Membership
and Newcomers; and Scholarships,
Fundraising and Finance. The
breakout sessions were excellent and
generated many new ideas and
strategies. Saturday afternoon of-
fered a number of optional tours:
either a technology tour of the Blue
Waters & Beckman Institute for
Advanced Science and Technology;
an arts tour of the Spurlock Muse-
um & Krannert Center for the Per-
forming Arts; or a garden tour of
the campus arboretum. The day
was topped off with a gala dinner at
the hotel with entertainment provid-
ed by “The Other Guys,” a small
ensemble of talented young men from the
University Men’s Glee Club.
The conference concluded on Sunday morning
with a business meeting to discuss proposed
changes to the conference bylaws. In addition
to some minor proposals, there was also a pro-
posal for gender neutrality wording in the con-
ference name and bylaws. After a lively discus-
sion, it was voted that the Big 10 Conference
name remain the same until the next confer-
ence. The next conference will be in 2015 and
held at Ohio State University.
The UNL women’s club would like to express
our deep gratitude to Harvey Perlman for
providing the funding necessary to enable our
delegates to attend the conference. The confer-
ence was a valuable and rewarding experience
in forging relationships with other Big 10 uni-
versity women’s clubs as well as providing new
insights and ideas for our club.
Mae Anne Balschweid and Sally Wei
UNLWC Board officers, pictured from left to right:
Amy Kucken, Lynne Smith, Ruth-Ann Schulte, Carol
Rundquist, and Luming Brewer (not pictured: Debby
Raddatz-Portnoy)
P A G E 7
Check all that apply: Retiree and/or emeriti
I wish to receive the newsletter by U.S. mail (default is email)
I want a telephone reminder of upcoming events
Newcomer—in UNL Women's Club less than 3 years
I’m willing to help with …
Committee Chair/Club Officer
General Meeting Refreshments
General Meeting Program
Event Committees (Fall Tour, Fall Brunch, Spring Luncheon)
Fundraising
Other____________________
Bring a Friend Salad Supper
Monday, September 9, 6:30pm Great Plains Room – East Campus
Student Union Cost $16.00 per person
Reservation Deadline: September 2nd
Include payment with membership or… Make check payable to UNLWC and mail
to:
Rhonda Obermeier 6000 S. 114th St.
Lincoln, NE 68526
Member Name _____________________
Phone ____________________________
Guest Name(s) _____________________
_________________________________
Phone(#s)_________________________
Amount Enclosed: $ ___________
UNL Women’s Club Membership 2013-2014 Your dues entitle you to attend events, participate in interest groups, join tours, and receive the Club newsletter and roster.
To ensure that you are in the roster, please renew before September 30
Name ___________________________________________________ If at UNL, Department_____________________
Address_________________________________________________________________________________________ Street Address City Zip
Phone___________________________________________________ E-mail__________________________________ Home Cell For UNL Women’s Club use only
Spouse__________________________________________________ If at UNL, Department_____________________
Fall Tour: Pinnacle
Arena and Haymarket
Wednesday, October 9, 9:15am-3:00pm
Cost $30.00 per person
Reservation Deadline October 1
Include payment with membership or…Make check payable to UNLWC and mail to: Enid Newman Route 1, PO Box 62 Walton, NE 68461
Member Name _____________________
Cell Phone ________________________
Lunch Choice (sandwich): Chicken Steak
Guest ____________ Cell #____________
Lunch Choice (sandwich): Chicken Steak
Guest ____________ Cell #____________
Lunch Choice (sandwich): Chicken Steak
Amount Enclosed: $ __________
Fall Brunch
Wednesday, November 13, 10:30am
The Landing at Williamsburg Village 3500 Faulkner Drive
Cost $15.00 per person
Reservation Deadline November 6
Include payment with membership or…
Make check payable to UNLWC and mail to: Nan Nelson 2510 Devonshire Drive Lincoln, NE 68506
Member Name _________________
Phone _______________________
Guest Name(s) ________________
_____________________________
Phone(#s)______________________
Amount Enclosed: $ ___________
Annual Dues (5/1/13-4/30/14) $25 $__________
Fall Tour $30 x ___ $__________
Fall Brunch $15 x ___ $__________
Bring a Friend Salad Supper $16 x ___ $__________
Scholarship Fund (tax deductible) $__________
All members receive free e-mailed Membership Roster
Printed Roster (printing & postage) $ 4 $__________
Total Amount Enclosed $__________
Make check payable to:
UNL Women’s Club
Mail to: Lynne Smith, Treasurer 2253 Stone Creek Loop North Lincoln, NE 68512
For Club Use Only
Check no. __________
Cash __________
Date __________
TAKE A SEAT FOR THE NIGHT- LIVE/SILENT AUCTION
The fundraising committee is in the process of planning a live/silent auction to be held at the Country Club of Lincoln on
February 6, 2014! The doors will open at 5:30 with the auction beginning at 6:30 – There will be heavy hors d’oeuvres and a
cash bar. The live auction will feature painted Adirondack chairs from UNL colleges/departments as well as local businesses.
Each chair will be a unique collector’s item and will be awarded to the highest bidder at our live auction. There will be an
Adirondack chair signed by our own “Tom Osborne,” one from our new athletic director signed by head coaches, the Col-
lege of Engineering, the Department of Entomology, the Lincoln Airport, and the Saltdogs, just to name a few. Chairs will be
displayed throughout Lincoln prior to the event so keep your eyes open.
We are asking all members of the UNL Women’s Club to support us in our efforts to provide scholarships for our students.
We will need lots and lots of silent auction items for the event. If every person could secure ONE item it would make our
auction a huge success! We have a general donation request letter for local businesses which explains our event. I can email
it to anyone who is interested. Also, we are in need of several gift baskets or decorated boxes to auction off at the event. If
you are willing to donate or secure donations for any of the below baskets, please contact Rhonda Obermeier at
[email protected] or (402) 327-0151. This will keep multiple people from arranging the same theme basket. If you
want us to put together a basket for you just send in $50.00 and we will be happy to arrange it. All baskets/decorated boxes
should have a minimum value of $50.00.
If you are sending a check make it out to UNLWC and mail to: Rhonda Obermeier at 6000 S. 114th St. Lincoln, NE 68526.
BASKETS NEEDED Summer Basket
Christmas Basket
Swimming Basket
Tea Basket
Cooking Basket
Rainy Day Basket
Margarita Basket
Baby Basket
Beer Basket
Coffee Basket
Dog Basket
Cat Basket
Pasta Basket
Travel Basket
Kids Basket
Wine Basket
Car Cleaning Basket or bucket
Dorm Basket
Movie Basket
Game Basket
Romance Basket
Chocolate Basket
Scrapbook Basket
Sports Basket
Bread Basket
Jewelry Basket
Thanks for all your support and we look forward to a fun-filled event.
Rhonda Obermeier & Ivette Bender
UNL Women’s Club Fundraising Co-Chairs
Take a Seat for the Night
UNL Women’s Club Live/Silent Auction
Thursday, February 6, 2014
The Country Cub of Lincoln – Ballroom
3200 S. 24th
Lincoln, NE 68502
(Doors open at 5:30 auction begins at 6:30)
Heavy Hors d’oeuvres and Cash Bar
Cost per person $35.00
RSVP by Friday, January 30, 2014 by printing and detaching the RSVP card (below) and sending a check
To: UNLWC, ATTN: Rhonda Obermeier
6000 S. 114th St.
Lincoln, NE 68526
We are unable to accept credit card payments for this event. Make checks payable to UNLWC.
Go to our website www.unl.edu/womensclub for information on our event
UNL WOMEN’S CLUB LIVE/SILENT AUCTION RSVP CARD
Thursday, February 6, 2014. Doors open at 5:30 with auction beginning at 6:30.
NAME ________________________________________________________________________
NAME OF GUEST(S) _____________________________________________________________
ADDRESS FOR TICKETS TO BE SENT: ________________________________________________
Please reserve ________ ticket(s) at $35.00 each. Tickets purchased at door $45.00 each.
TOTAL ENCLOSED: ________________
In order to ensure a ticket for this event please return this form ASAP with payment made out to UNLWC
and mail to:
UNLWC
ATTN: Rhonda Obermeier
6000 S. 114th St.
Lincoln, NE 68526
Please call Rhonda Obermeier at (402) 327-0151 with any questions.
Go to our website www.unl.edu/womensclub to view chairs and auction items.
UNLWC Calendar of Events
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March 12, 2014
Program: Tour of Robert and Karen Duncan home and gardens,
1:00pm
April 16, 2014
Spring Luncheon
Country Club of Lincoln
UNLWC Board meetings are held the fourth Wednesday of every
month. All members are welcome and encouraged to attend.
Please see a board member for time and location.
September 9, 2013
Bring a Friend Salad Supper Fundraiser, 6:30pm
Reservation Deadline September 2
September 19, 2013
Welcome Luncheon, 11:30am-1:00pm
Home of President J.B. Milliken & Nana Smith
October 9, 2013
Fall Tour to Pinnacle Arena and Historic Haymarket
Reservation Deadline October 1
November 13, 2013
Fall Brunch at The Landing, 10:30am
Reservation Deadline November 6
February 6, 2014
Live Auction “Take a Seat for the Night”
Country Club of Lincoln, 5:30pm
February 12, 2014
Program: Ron Hull, Backstage: Stories from My Life in
Public Television, Cornhusker Bank (Apple's Way), 1pm
Save the date
Adirondack
Chair Auction!
Feb. 6, 2014
