Clean Up Crew: Klaus Pamlick, Bill Patterson, Wilhelm Brahm, Dave Witchger, Don Glinka, Fred Rohrer, Walter Free, Bob Bowman, Oliver Field (took picture) |
On Saturday, June 23, 2018, 9 members of the Sacred Heart Men's Club, led by President Oliver Field, participated in the Keep The Village Beautiful Campaign. They met at Coronado Center at 7:30 AM for coffee & donuts and then proceeded to their assigned street for the pickup of any trash. Their assigned street is Balearic Road from Sacred Heart Church down to Desoto Road, of approximately 1 1/2 miles. The roadway was relatively clean so only a few bags of trash were collected.
Thanks to those that participated in this event.
2018-2019 Mens Club Officers |
The new officers are:
President - Oliver Field
1st VP - Rick Martinek
2nd VP - Phil Salcido
Treasurer - Bob Bowman
Secretary - Bill Patterson
Sergeant At Arms - Mike Webster
Program Director - Don Glinka
Mike Webster is a new member of the Board. Phil Salcido moves from Sergeant At Arms to 2nd VP. The other officers are carryovers from the 2017-2018 year. Thanks to those that are serving for the coming year.
Buddy Dixon and Steve Schramer retired from the Board and thanks go to them for a job well done.
Mens Club Trash Pickup - Mike Kerwin, Reb Henry, Mark Leslie, Oliver Field, Ray Hurley, Steve Schramer, Fred Rohrer, Ted Otero, John Froning |
The Manger Scene at Sacred Heart Church was installed by members of the Men's Club during December again this year. This has been done each year by the Club for at least 20 years, if not more.
The men doing the work this year were:
The men doing the work this year were:
John DeJanovich
Danny Elser - Not a member but a big help
Marvin Young
Dick Hill
Don Ritter
Russ Harrison
Thanks to these men for their service. Ugly Sweater Contest winner Ken Vincent |
At 5:00 PM Deacon Wally Gieringer led an optional prayer service in the Upper Hall, praying the Divine Mercy Chaplet for family, Church, our Nation, world peace, and personal intentions.
Fr. Bill Elser led the 115 attendees with an opening prayer, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance, and singing of God Bless America.
Dinner was served. After dinner President Oliver Field thanked those that helped set up the hall, Johnnas at Desoto Club employees who prepared and served the meal, and the Refreshment Center workers.
Program Director Buddy Dixon then took over the entertainment for the evening. First was the Ugly Christmas Sweater Contest, which was easily won by Ken Vincent (see picture). After that, Buddy selected his victims to sing the annual 12 Days of Christmas song. Breaking with tradition, he selected female victims, except Bill Patterson (5 Golden Rings) to perform the song. The performance was outstanding and enjoyed by all. Click here for more photos of this event.
After the 50/50 drawing, Fr. Bill Elser closed the meeting with a prayer
The Men's Club Officers, in their meeting on November 13, voted to distribute funds to the following charities:
President Oliver Field presented the checks to these organizations in November. Pictures of Oliver and the recipients are shown in the photo album.
A donation to the Catholic Schools Scholarship Fund will be determined later.
Sacred Heart Thanksgiving / Christmas Basket Program | $2000.00 |
Jackson House | $1500.00 |
Samaritan Ministries | $1500.00 |
McCauley Center | $1000.00 |
Cedar Mountain Boys & Girls Club | $1000.00 |
St. John's Catholic School | $1000.00 |
Our Lady of Fatima Catholic School | $1500.00 |
Total | $9500.00 |
President Oliver Field presented the checks to these organizations in November. Pictures of Oliver and the recipients are shown in the photo album.
A donation to the Catholic Schools Scholarship Fund will be determined later.
Matt Lewarn (POA), Buddy Dixon, Tom Heffer(POA) |
Chicken Bake Attendees |
Over 50 volunteers from the Men's Club participated in setting up the hall, serving the dinners, manning the Refreshment Center, cooking the dinner, and the other duties required to put on this dinner. It was another successful event to fund the Men's Club charities.