Club calendar for week of Aug. 20 | Faith & Community

MONDAY

Racine Area Home Schoolers

7-9 p.m., Grace Church, 3626 Highway 31. Call 262-637-4999 for more information.

Racine Housing Coalition

1 p.m., City Hall Annex Room 130, 800 Center St. For more information, call 262-632-5186.

Riverport Chorus of Sweet Adelines International

Rehearsal, 7-10 p.m., Bristol Grade School, 20121 83rd St. (Highway 45 1 mile south of Highway 50), Bristol. For more information, call Kathy Froeber, 262-859-2343.

Southern Wisconsin Landlords Association

6-8 p.m., Harbor Lite Yacht Club, 559 State St. Members are kept up-to-date on changing federal, state and local laws that impact landlords. The organization is part of the Wisconsin Apartment Association (WAA) which represents landlords throughout Wisconsin to have their voices heard and make an impact on state laws. For more information, call 262-884-8765 or email presidentofswla@gmail.com.

TUESDAY

Chocolate City Card Club

Senior card club, 12:30 p.m., Burlington Senior Center, 201 N. Main St., Burlington. Euchre, Pinochle and Sheepshead are played. Pinochle winners on Aug. 15: Don Schlesak, first place with a double pinochle; Mary Reynolds, second; and Elizabeth Gerritsen, third. In euchre, Ann Bundt has three loners, and JoAnn Ellingson, John Brensinger and Dick Fenster had one loner. For more information, call 262-767-9880 or visit the Web at www.burlingtonseniorcenter.com.

The Glory Singers

Rehearsal, 7 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, 455 S. Jefferson St., Waterford. The group is a non-denominational, community group of people who like to sing the old-time hymns and classic gospel music. All ages and abilities are welcome. The group sings at area senior centers, senior living centers, nursing homes, hospitals, etc. For information, call Verna Acker at 262-534-3652.

Racine Dairy Statesmen A Cappella Men’s Chorus

Open guest night, 7-9 p.m., Preservation Hall, 740 Lake Ave. Singers are encouraged to stop by or call Bill Linnenkohl at 262-498-9955 for more information.

Tuesday Noon Optimist Club of Racine

Noon, US Bank lower level, 4701 Washington Ave. For membership information, call Kelly Stinefast at 262-638-8034.

Women of the Moose Chapter 631

Business meeting, 7 p.m., Racine Moose Family Center, 5530 Middle Road, Caledonia. For more information, call 262-639-3209.

WEDNESDAY

Belle City Brassworks

Racine’s community brass band rehearses weekly, 7:30 p.m., Living Faith Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall, 2915 Wright Ave. Call Gary King at 262-634-8006 for more information.

Belle City Toastmasters Club 1477

For people who want to improve their communication skills, 6:45 p.m., Mount Pleasant Village Hall, 8811 Campus Drive, Mount Pleasant. Toastmasters International offers training in speaking, listening and leadership skills. For more information, call Brian Reining at 262-358-2089.

Strictly Business BNI- Business Networking International

7-8:30 a.m., Village of Mount Pleasant Civic Campus, 8811 Campus Drive, Mount Pleasant. BNI is a business networking organization that allows one person from each business category to be a member of the individual chapters. For more information, call Kelly Kruse at 262-631-1787.

Caledonia Senior Club

Open to people ages 55 and above, noon-4 p.m., East Side Community Center, 6156 Douglas Ave., Caledonia. The main activity is the card game of schafskopf but willing to play other games and socialize. The cost to join is $6. Call 262-995-8866 for more information.

Dominoes Club

9:30-11:30 a.m., Burlington Senior Center, 201 N. Main St., Burlington. Mexican train dominoes will be played. For more information, call 262-767-9880.

Kiwanis Club of Greater Racine

Noon-1 p.m, First United Methodist Church, 745 Main St. To get involved, contact Fred Kaste at 262-989-2502 or go to www.kiwanisracine.com.

Kiwanis Club of West Racine

7 a.m. breakfast and 7:30 a.m. meeting, St. Luke’s Health Pavilion Caledonia Room on the Ascension All Saints Hospital campus, 3821 Spring St. Guest speaker is Susan Freehrer from the Racine Neighborhood Association. To attend a meeting or for more information, contact Noel Newgord at 262-634-8683 or noelnewgord@yahoo.com.

Knit Wits

1-3 p.m., Lutheran Chapel of the Cross, 1426 N. Fancher Road, Mount Pleasant. Open to beginners or those experienced in knitting, crocheting, tatting or jiffy knitter. For more information, call the church at 262-886-4755 or Sue Luxem at 262-835-2239.

Lucyniors Senior Citizens Club

11 a.m.-2 p.m., St. Lucy Catholic Church conference room, 3035 Drexel Ave. Cards are played. Call Rich or Barb Tworek at 262-554-5205 for more information.

Racine Explorer Post

Open to young adults ages 14-20, 7-9 p.m., Racine Police Department, 730 Center St. (south side of building). Call Joe Stevens at 262-619-2402 for more information.

RelyLocal Networking

11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Buckets Pub, 2031 Lathrop Ave. Networking event for small business owners and the general public.

Wednesday Optimist Club of Racine

Breakfast meeting, 7:30 a.m., Society’s Assets, 5200 Washington Ave., Suite 225. For information on club membership, contact Sandra Smith via email at sandy-bay@live.com.

THURSDAY

Aviation Explorer Post 218

A co-ed group for ages 14-21 interested in any or all aspects of aviation, 7-9 p.m., EAA Chapter 838 building, 3333 N. Green Bay Road, Racine. Before attending a meeting, call 262-637-1048 or send email to sjpkujawa@gmail.com.

Boy Scout Drum & Bugle Corps Troop 203

For boys ages 8-14 interested in performing with a drum and bugle corps, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Flatiron Village Mall, 1661 Douglas Ave. For more information, call Bruce Chaffee at 262-886-9239.

New Day Drum and Bugle Corps

Rehearsal, 6:30-9 p.m., 1526 Washington Ave. (use rear entrance). Open to youth ages 10-21. Call 262-637-5516 for more information.

Racine Coalition for Peace and Justice

6 p.m. picnic, Root River Parkway, east end of Horlick Dam. Bring tableware, beverage and dish to pass. Brats and hot dogs will be provided. For more information, contact Wayne Johnson at 262-639-7149 or Dick Kinch at 262-638-0204.

Racine Composite Squadron Civil Air Patrol

An auxiliary of the United States Air Force promoting education in aerospace, leadership development in youth and training in emergency operations, 6:30 p.m., National Guard Armory, 700 24th St. For more information, call Lt. Kathleen Dugas at 262-752-9889.

Racine Sweet Adelines Chorus

Open to women who like to sing, rehearsal, 7-9:30 p.m., Yorkville Elementary School, 18621 Washington Ave., Yorkville. For more information, call Kristine Hincz at 262-553-9106.

Referrals in Racine

A group of professional business people dedicated to providing a business referral network in the Racine area, 7-8:15 a.m., The Meadows Family Restaurant, 10615 Northwestern Ave., Caledonia (Franksville area). For more information, call Nick Christensen at 262-320-7359.

Toastmasters Sunburst Club

An international organization dedicated to helping individuals improve their speaking and presentation skills, 7:45-8:45 a.m., Mount Pleasant Village Hall, 8811 Campus Drive, Mount Pleasant. For more information, call Ron Morishita at 262-939-2368 or email rmmrk885@gmail.com.

FRIDAY

Belle City Home Brewers and Vintners

7 p.m., D.P. Wigley lower level, 234 Wisconsin Ave. The club’s goals are to educate, promote and enjoy the making of beers, wines and meads. For more information, call John Skantz, president, at 262-681-5517 or visit the Web at www.bellecitybrew.org.

Rotary Club of Racine Founders

7 a.m., Racine Country Club, 2801 Northwestern Ave.

Welcome Wagon Club of Racine

Drop-in coffee social, 9-11 a.m., Lehmann’s Bakery, 4900 Spring St. Open to women who are new to Racine and the surrounding area or who are interested in making new friends, learning about the varied resources of the community, and getting involved in philanthropic and social activities. For more information, call 262-456-7872.

DAILY, OTHERS

Bridge Club

Each week three ACBL-sanctioned duplicate bridge games are played in Racine — at 12:15 p.m. Monday, 7 p.m. Tuesday and 12:15 p.m. Friday at The Lanes, 6501 Washington Ave. All games are open to the public and non-smoking. For more information or to help in arranging partners, call Norm Heinitz at 262-633-3438 or Anna Rindfleisch at 262-732-4190. Recent winners are:

Aug. 7: North/South — Annie Krause-Anita Brothers, first place; Norm Heinitz-Mark Langer, second; and Marilyn Wescott-Harold Dwiggins, third.

Aug. 8: Butch Vuvanus-Mary Joy Madrigrano, first place; Lee Petzold-Joe Sackett, second; John Meyers-Waldemar Skrzypek, third.

Aug. 11: North/South — Marilyn Wescott-Donald Urquhart, first place; Dee Becker-Linda Scheible, second; and Bob Gentz-Sue Gentz, third. East-West —Bill Little-Norm Heinitz, first place; Nishat Chisti-Anita Brothers, second; and Gloria Arneson-Dick Arneson, third.

82nd Airborne Association Southern Wisconsin All Airborne Chapter

Saturday, Aug. 26 — Open to all Airborne qualified veterans, breakfast, 9 a.m., and meeting, 10 a.m., Castlewood Restaurant, 2811 Wisconsin St., Sturtevant. For more information, call Nick Pulera at 262-656-1193, or Frank Bogyos at 262-763-6269.

KR Bike Club

Free club rides are held weekly. For ride details, go to www.krbikeclub.com.

Party Bridge Club

Monday and Friday — 9 a.m.-noon, Burlington Senior Center, 201 N. Main St., Burlington. Recent winners are:

Aug. 11: Edward Tobias, first place; Wally Morrell, second; and Ned Votry, third.

Aug. 14: Wally Morrell, first place; Bob Spaight, second; and Ned Votry, third.

To join the club as a regular or substitute player or for more information, contact Dean Fleming at the Burlington Senior Center at 262-767-9880.

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