Jan 28th - 10 a.m.
Quarterly Meeting & Brunch
University Congregational Church
9209 E. 29th St. North

Feb. 11th - 9:30 a.m. - Brunch
Great Harvest Bread Co.
535 N. Woodlawn
(The menu includes omelettes, breakfast sandwiches, french toast, and several breads.)
Call Joyce Dudeck 733-1487 or kdudeck@cox.net for details

Mar. 8th - 10 a.m.
Board Meeting
Watermark Book Store
Douglas & Oliver

Mar 23-25th - S.W. Regional Conference
Hotel at Old Town
830 E. 1st St.
Wichita, KS
Chair: Lottie Miller - lottiemay@yahoo.com - 316-773-2687
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REGISTRATION FORM

March 25-28th - Conference Home Stay
Gloria Bonwell 838-4989 or glo@bonwell.org

Apr. 28th - 10 a.m.
Quarterly Meeting & Brunch
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
1101 N. River Blvd

May 12th - 9:30 a.m. - Brunch
Location to be determined
Joyce Dudeck 733-1487 or kdudeck@cox.net

June 2nd - 10 a.m. - Board Meeting
NOTE: This is a Saturday
Watermark Book Store
Oliver & Douglas

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Exchange Director - Christa Cloyd

The seven ambassadors from Freiburg, Germany learned a lot about Kansas, our history, and daily living in just one short week. At the welcome dinner, we knew immediately that we had new friends. A visit to the Kansas Cosmosphere was a good start, and visiting with an Amish farmer and his wife was equally impressive. We finished the day with a home-style dinner at a nearby restaurant. A visit of a typical Kansas farm in the middle of the wide open prairie with a variety of native grasses clearly told our visitors “this is Kansas”. The Oil and Art Museums in El Dorado were interesting to guests and hosts alike.
Also, we showed off our attractions in Wichita: Botanica, the Art Museum, the Aviation Museum, and Cowtown.  The Chuck Wagon Dinner and the concert by the Diamond W Wranglers provided a glimpse into the history of Wichita. Some of our guests were fascinated with the riding lawn movers we own and just had to try one out. At the farewell dinner, we were entertained by the German ambassadors  with German folksongs. Some of our club members then turned  all seven  into Wizard of OZ characters, and thus they became “honorary citizens of Kansas”. It was a wonderful week!

                                               

Art & Betty Wood with guests Hildegard & Rainer Thoma

Joann Keiter and guest Verana Hoffmann

Christa & Bruce Cloyd with guests Rainer & Ilse Glaser

Leoanrd & Helen Donley with guests Christian & Helga Langheld

Riens of Hope, Hutchinson

Eldorado Museum

Verana “riding the bull”

Burns farm visit

Verana loves the lawn mower

Mennonite dinner

Ilse at Cowtown

The group at Cowtown

Wichita Art Museum

Time for a little rest

Germans as “OZ” characters

Singing together