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DMM District Dispatch Issue 18.19.06 March 2019

2018-2019 Officers

DMM Governor Dave Martin

[email protected]

DMM Secretary/Treas. Greg Honl

[email protected]

International President Rebecca Butler Mona

Great Plains Region VP Edie Harris

DMM Governor Elect Sally Damm Norby

DMM Governor Candidate Carmen Bakken

DMM Immediate Past Governor Kevin Hammell

What you’ll find in this issue…. 3rd Qtr: Contestant Registration page 13 3rd Qtr: Invitation ..................... page 10 3rd Qtr: Preliminary Agenda ..... page 11 3rd Qtr: Registration ................. page 12 3rd Qtr: Supplementary Info ....... page 3 CCDHH Contest ............................ page 6 Club Anniversaries ....................... page 3 Club Fitness ................................. page 9 Club Grant Program ..................... page 6 Club News ................................... page 4 DMM/OI Gatherings .................... page 3

DMM Website’s Changing............ page 6 Dreamin’ with Gov. Dave ............. page 1 Growth/Membership ................... page 5 New Member Incentive ............... page 3 Optimist Creed ............................. page 2 Optimist Day—St Paul Style ......... page 7 Optimist Supplies ......................... page 7 PDP Tracking ................................ page 7 Roger L Haas Winner .................... page 3 Strategic Planning ........................ page 8

Dreamin’ with Gov. Dave . . . I’m stomped! Most of my “dreamin’ this month has re-volved around relaxing in a warm climate and kicking back under the sun with a nice cool drink and the palm trees whispering quietly overhead! Then I look out the window and see blowing snow and watch the temperature drop! So, I look up at my Op-timist Creed and read “look at the sunny side of eve-rything and make your optimism come true”. So, my dreamin’ kicks back to our DMM Optimist clubs, and I think of all the tremendous members we have who give so much time, hope and encour-agement to the kids in our communities, and how grateful I am to be a part of such a powerful group of positive folks. Thank you, thank you!. Another glance at the Creed, and the phrase “press on to the greater achievements of the future” pops into view. So that becomes our next challenge. Ask yourselves – and your members – “what do we do next” to further our cause?

(Continued on page 2)

International President

Rebecca Butler Mona’s Theme

mailto:[email protected]


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The Optimist Creed

Promise Yourself

To be so strong that nothing can dis-turb your peace of mind. To talk health, happiness and pros-perity to every person you meet. To make all your friends feel that there is something in them. To look at the sunny side of every-thing and make your optimism come true. To think only of the best, to work only for the best, and to expect only the best. To be just as enthusiastic about the success of others as you are about your own. To forget the mistakes of the past and press on to the greater achieve-ments of the future. To wear a cheerful countenance at all times and give every living crea-ture you meet a smile. To give so much time to the im-provement of yourself that you have no time to criticize others. To be too large for worry, too noble for anger, too strong for fear, and too happy to permit the presence of trouble.

Editor: Curt Sandberg THANKS to everyone that submitted articles for this newsletter. For those who wish to submit articles for future issues, please email them to me at [email protected] by the 27th of each month. Thank you!

Find the DMM on Facebook! Just search “Optimistdmm” and click the “Like” button. https://www.facebook.com/optimistdmm

What is our next project to help “bring out the best in our youth”? Is it the Essay, Oratorical, CCDHH scholarship contests, a spelling bee, a bike safety project, sports contests, and on and on! Or how about a strong membership drive to add new members with new ide-as and energy? Spring (and I am told it will definitely come – fairly soon), is the time for new beginnings, new life and a new sunny look on life. So let’s get started now, laying the foundation for all those exciting new events – and then kick-start them, even if the snow is still piled high in the yard. If you need an extra nudge, re-read my column last month, and arti-cles by Ken Munch on 91-year-old Gordie Lyng life-learning experi-ences as an Optimist, and Carmen Bakken’s tips on holding a suc-cessful NOW event, and all the great project ideas in the Club News section. Back issues are available on the DMM website. Just remember, we have a bunch of dedicated Optimists ready and willing to assist your clubs in any way to help you Grow to Serve and Impact more kids’ lives. Remember – Together We Can Make a Difference Dave Martin DMM Governor [email protected]

Dreamin’ with Gov. Dave . . . (Continued from page 1)


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DMM / OI Gatherings

3rd Qtr DMM Gathering May 3 & 4, 2019 Watertown Event Center Watertown, SD 605-886-8011

Optimist International Conv. July 1-3, 2019 Louisville, KY

4th Qtr DMM Convention August 8-10, 2019 Ramada Inn Grand Forks, ND 701-775-3951

1st Qtr DMM Assembly October 25 & 26, 2019 Bismarck, ND

2nd Qtr DMM Conference Call February 27, 2020 7 pm—8 pm CST

THANKS to Tim Goetz / MARCO for printing many of the handouts for our quarterly gatherings and annual conventions. PLEASE consider MARCO for your technology needs.

Club Anniversaries During March There are no active clubs within the DMM that chartered in March. Let’s fill this void in the DMM with some New Club Building efforts!

Special incentive for sponsor, new members for 3rd Qtr Conference Governor Dave is offering a special incentive for Optimists who recruit new members before April 30 to save a few dollars on the registration fee for the 3rd Quarter Conference in Watertown on May 3-4. Any member who recruits two new members from Oct. 1 through April 30, will receive a $10 discount off their 3rd Quarter registration fee, and those new members will also receive the $10 registration fee credit. “I know it’s not a huge savings,” Mar-tin said, “but it’s also a recognition for those sponsors, and a good way to introduce those new members to our District Optimist family.” For those qualifying, please make a notation on the registration form when sending payment.

3rd Qtr Supplementary Info In addition to the riveting story of Dr. Melanie Weiss' successful battle against opiate drug addiction, we will also hear noted author Tom Roberts of the Chil-dren's Home Society read his new children's book "A New Norm" and then hear about the Avera Behavioral Health's initiative to promote mental well-ness among adolescents. The discussion and Q&A will be led by Amber Reints, a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner at Avera Hospital. The collaborative effort is fo-cused on providing hope to the nearly 20 percent of youth who are experi-encing one or more mental health conditions, such as depression, ADHD or behavior problems.

Dave Martin, DMM Governor, [email protected]

2017— 2018 Roger L Haas Award Winner

Jerry Haas presents the 2017-2018 Roger Haas DMM District Op-timist of the Year Award to Amanda Bakkedahl from the Bismarck Opti-mist Club. Congratulations Amanda on this recognition and thank you for all that you do for your Optimist Club and community!


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Club News from club bulletins

BISMARCK — filled backpacks as they do every month and prepared to award their Funds for the Future Grant to one of the elementary schools. They keep their meeting speaker list varied by having a differ-ent member every month responsible for that task. ROCHESTER — held their 17th Annual Frozen Goose Run / Walk on Feb. 2. WEST ST PAUL — held its annual Essay Awards Presentation event on Feb. 20, the biggest snowstorm of the year! Five of the six prize winners, their fam-ilies and a teacher attended the event, which included a buffet. None of the finishers knew where they placed until the awards ceremony. The students who placed in the top three spots were presented with medallions and cash prizes. The fourth through sixth-place authors received certificates and Target gift cards. HARTFORD AREA — met to discuss community needs, fundraising ideas, meeting speaker ideas, Oratorical and Essay contest possibilities. Their great start is evidenced by their early re-cruitment successes. RICHFIELD — held their annual Chili and Salad fundraiser and have secured 238 Ave of Flag sponsors towards their goal of 500. Mother Nature cancelled two of their meetings. WORTHINGTON — held a Tri-Star Bas-ketball project and helped fund a local wrestling tournament as well as the high school prom.

ROSEVILLE — has launched a new pro-gram featuring monthly 2-3 hour workshop style presentations followed by discussion entitled “Leadership Les-sons Learned For Our Members From Our Members. “ Speakers and topics are already lined up through October! WATERTOWN — received thanks and accolades from the local CVB for the tremendous impact the club’s Winter Wonderland has on the community and the visitors it brings to the city. They assisted with the North Star Ac-tivities Association College Final Four Basketball Tournament. Watertown has also launched a Sleep in Heavenly Peace chapter. RUSHMORE NOON —celebrated Opti-mist Day on Feb 7th with a mayoral proclamation and joined Big Brothers Big Sisters to fill bags for “Kids Against Hunger.” NORTHWEST SUBURBAN — decided to honor Optimists 100th Anniversary by holding a canned food drive with the goal of collecting 100 cans of food. Attendance at social events has been good so members are brainstorming how to hold more of this type of event. Mother Nature cancelled one of their meetings, too. VERMILLION — financially assisted the Robotics of Vermillion Club, gave food in support of Tanager Take-out food, gave stocking hats to keep kiddos warm, and participated in the Polar Plunge in support of Special Olympics of SD. Oratorical, Essay, and Kids Speak Out projects are also in process. Club President , Dennis Steffen relayed that following the DMM 3rd Qtr Mtg in Watertown he’ll be moving to Nor-man, OK. He will be missed in the DMM and will be a great addition to an already strong Norman club. DEVILS LAKE — thanked the student

who submitted the only Essay entry with a $25 gift card. They are consid-ering a volunteer hours based scholar-ship that they will award next year. Their upcoming project lists includes Easter basket giveaway, an end-of-school year event in May, their annual Golf Tournament on June 2, and the Lake Region Library’s Summer Reading Program. BROOKINGS — held a Youth-In-Government Day which allowed high school students to tour several differ-ent city and county facilities, attend various city or county government meetings, as well as meet, visit and ask questions of city officials. Their major fundraisers continue to be the concession stand and Avenue of Flags that support literally dozens of official Optimist as well as locally inspired youth projects. EDEN PRAIRIE — the club is a major sponsor of Eden Prairie Sings! which determines who will represent their city in this summer’s statewide Minne-sota Sings competition. The club has received excellent coverage in the lo-cal newspaper of their involvement in Eden Prairie Sings!, and the club’s Essay and Oratorical Contests com-plete with pictures of past winners. It’s obvious that they know how to write and submit press releases that get the attention and meet the stand-ards of the Eden Prairie News. Three stored have received coverage over about 30 days from mid-January thru mid-February. Please send your club’s newsletter to [email protected] to have your club’s activities listed in upcom-ing issues of the DMM Dispatch.


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Growth / Membership March Growth Target: Local Business Owners The targeted recruitment group for the month of March is “Local Business Owners.” You never know, some local businesses might be more than willing to provide in-kind goods and services that can go a long ways for Optimist projects and events, sometimes they just need to be asked. Plus being involved in Optimist is also good for business networking in the community. Remember: business owners AND businesses themselves can be Friend of Optimist members! Over the past few months, we have talked a lot about membership recruitment. Starting next month we will discuss some methods and strategies for membership retention, something that is equally important as recruitment in our Op-timist Clubs. February was another outstanding month for membership recruitment across the DMM District. We brought in a total of 34 new members - WOW! Hats off to everyone who recruited new members for our Optimist Clubs, it is much ap-preciated! Please join me in welcoming the new members below.

Jerry Haas DMM Growth/Membership Chair [email protected]

Additional charter members of the Harford Area, SD Optimist Club are listed on page 6.

Club Name Sponsor

Bismarck Kyle Debertin Angil Wanner-Koper

Brookings Bradley Konechne Dee Bormann

Brookings Laquenta Salway Betty Franklin

Deadwood-Lead Marron Williams Robert Lester

Fargo Daniel Dougherty

Grand Forks Christy Potts Charles Bremseth

Grand Forks Donovan Larson James Holter

Grand Forks Kathryn Schiele Curtis Sandberg

Grand Forks Kelly Larson James Holter

Grand Forks Van Larson James Holter

Prior Lake-Savage Peter Hohn Dan Steger

Rochester Ted Krall John Dockerty

Sioux Falls Morning Derek Christensen Robert Christensen

Sioux Falls Morning Joe Hickman Greg Hickman

Sturgis Jenny Voigt Brenda Sabers

Worthington Darren Ponto CJ Nelson

Worthington Rachel Ponto CJ Nelson

Yankton-Morning Kim Conlin Janet Bertsch


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CCDHH The CCDHH contest is fast approach-ing!! I would be so grateful if you could update me on your club's in-tent to sponsor a contestant as we will need to finalize plans with the interpreter. As always, if you have any questions that I can answer, don't hesitate to reach out to me. Again here is the link to get the registration form and information: https://www.optimist.org/member/scholarships2.cfm I am looking forward to another fantastic contest!! Think Spring!!! Lori Cook DMM CCDHH Chair 651-261-4312 [email protected]

Club Name Sponsor

Hartford Area Amber Bartmann Charter Member

Hartford Area Becky Jaspers Charter Member

Hartford Area Carolyn Zortman Shannon Ward

Hartford Area Cassandra Goebel Charter Member

Hartford Area Erika Hellvig Charter Member

Hartford Area Heather Fischer Charter Member

Hartford Area Jared Goebel Charter Member

Hartford Area Kara Flanagan Charter Member

Hartford Area Keith Matthiesen Charter Member

Hartford Area Kelly Carlson Shannon Ward

Hartford Area Kim Lanham Charter Member

Hartford Area Lexy Klinkhammer Charter Member

Hartford Area Lynnae Redennes Charter Member

Hartford Area Michelle Thompson Charter Member

Hartford Area Sarah Weber Charter Member

Hartford Area Travis Hellvig Charter Member

Welcome Hartford Area, SD Charter Members

Club Grant Program Deadline is March 8th! Optimist International Foundation is accepting applications for the 2019 Club Grant Program. Any Adult Club served by OIF is eligi-ble for a $500 grant to be used for a NEW Club Project. Applications must be received in the St. Louis office by March 8th. For more information visit website: http://www.oifoundation.org

DMM Website’s Changing Everyone be on the lookout! There are big changes coming and they begin this week-end! The DMM Website is going to get a new look and new additions that it hasn’t had before. So don’t be surprised when you go to the DMM Website and it looks different. Also, I would like you to send me any notes about what you would like to see on the website. I can’t guarantee that I can accommodate everything, but I will do my best to make the website work for everyone that uses it. Keep checking out the website as changes are made. Thank you! Kevin Hammell [email protected]

https://www.optimist.org/member/scholarships2.cfm


http://www.oifoundation.org


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The GO TO place for DMM info: http://www.optimist-dmm.org/


PDP Tracking Are you tracking what you have completed in PDP (Professional Development Program)? For a fillable online form to track your progress, see http://www.optimist.org/Forms/Professional_Development_Requirements_Fillable.pdf). When you complete a level, scan the form and email it to [email protected]. Make sure to include your name, club name, and club number. Cheryl Bergstrom DMM Personal Growth Director [email protected]

Optimist Supplies The upcoming DMM 3rd quarter meeting in Watertown will be another opportunity to obtain Optimist items for recognizing club members, speaker gifts, etc. April 12 is the deadline. You can save the shipping & handling by ordering through the DMM Boutique. Your order will be waiting for you in Watertown. Visit www.optimistsupply.ca to view some of what they offer. Call 1-800-5657062 and ask for Gillian. Tell her you are in the DMM and would like your order shipped with the DMM consignment order. The prices on the web site are listed in Canadian dollars so ND, SD & MN members should ask for the price in US currency. If you don't see what you need, ask her if they carry it. This is NOT a fundraiser for the DMM. We offer this ser-vice for you to save on shipping & handling charges. An-sell’s Awards is an authorized Optimist International dis-tributor and have provided excellent service to the DMM. For more information, please contact Heather Hawley at [email protected] Please note the pricing of items at the boutique will be in US funds and US dollars are required for payment. Thanks, Heather Hawley [email protected]

St Paul Club Observes Optimist Day The members recorded their regular meeting attendance — despite a cold snowy day — and obtained a Mayoral proclamation to draw atten-tion to the club’s benefit to the commu-nity.

http://www.optimist-dmm.org/

http://www.optimist.org/Forms/Professional_Development_Requirements_Fillable.pdf



http://www.optimistsupply.ca



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Strategic Planning Update January 2019-February 2019 The DMM has chosen to focus on four issues in the 2018-2019 year: New Club Building: Terry Gorman and his committee:

Built a club in Hartford Watertown continues to develop the inner workings of a new relationship with Lake Area Tech Governor Dave, Terry and the committee has identified district clubs that are perfectly positioned for revi-

talization. As they move towards infusing these clubs with optimism as they celebrate 100 years of Opti-mists the club will be ready to Bring the Best Out in their youth, themselves and their communities.

Marketing and Public Relations: Nicole Kringstad and her committee:

Star Munch has taken on the goal to have a data base for the DMM District clubs using the newspaper as-sociations in ND, SD, MB and MN: When this data base has been created there will be a link on the DMM web site so press releases can be made to the appropriate media outlets before and/or after DMM and/or local club events.

Nicole Kringstad and her committee has a conference call scheduled February 24. They will be moving for-ward on reaching the goal of developing a "how to" Media Guide that features available OI Branding Guidelines and suggest ways to use them.

Leadership Development: Don Stover and his worker bees:

are putting together educational platforms that embrace technology and redesign the presentation of the training at the Annual Meeting in August of 2019.

Develop a one hour and thirty minute training program, using the Leaders Guide found on https://www.optimist-dmm.org/ then District Business / then DMM Quick Reference Guide Kevin Hammell continues to develop training guides for leadership to view when it is suitable for the lead-

ers’ own time schedule. Recruiting, Mentoring, Retaining equals Growth (RMRG Committee): Jerry Haas and his crew The Optimist International and the DMM web sites have good, solid recruiting, mentoring and retention ideas that are user friendly for individuals and clubs. Check these web sites out and use them to your hearts delight:

https://www.optimist-dmm.org/ https://www.optimist.org/documents/centennial/100_Ways_to_Celebrate_ideas.pdf https://www.optimist.org/centennial

Strategic planning is a structural ongoing movement. The high points of planning are:

establish priorities focus on a mission that will create energy strengthen value to membership ensure there is a common goal.

Sally Damm Norby Strategic Planning Chair, Governor-Elect [email protected]

https://www.optimist-dmm.org/

https://www.optimist-dmm.org/

https://www.optimist.org/documents/centennial/100_Ways_to_Celebrate_ideas.pdf

https://www.optimist.org/centennial


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We Have 6 Months - What Do You Plan to Do to Help Your Club with Fitness

Give an elevator speech to 1 person, per day or 1 per week?

(Do you have your elevator speech?) “Hi, I am ______________; I am with the Optimists Club of ________. We are an all-volunteer organization. Optimists Clubs exist strictly to make our communities a better place. We are looking for a few like-minded people, who would like to do great things for the youth of this community.”

Give them time here to take in that information. Continue:

“If you think you might be interested, would you give me some contact info. Whatever you are comfortable with, ei-ther cell number or email? I will only use it to contact you about opportunities to do great things for the youth of this community.”

At that point, if they are a good lead they will give you info. If not, be satisfied with that.

************************ Maybe set up an information table around your community,

at a sporting event or at one of your club events/projects. Again use the Elevator Speech to approach people.

DO’S AND DON’TS (for this type of event):

Do not have too many people. If you have more than 3 people have only two at the table. It is easy to overwhelm people. This is a soft sell!

Do have at least one woman and one man. Do ask for their contact info so you can do follow up and reminders. If you just give them info on a meeting or OI, usually they will not give you contact info after they have your infor-

mation and you will have no way to follow up with them. Do be courteous of their time. If they look like they are in a hurry, do not bother them. We do not want to give

them a bad first impression of Optimists. Do not overwhelm them with information about everything your Club does. One or two really great things are OK if

they asked for. Do not just invite them to a Club meeting. Instead, invite them to a project or event. You are asking them if they

want to make a difference in their community. You did not ask them if they wanted to come to a meeting. Do not be discouraged if they don’t want to give you any contact info. It just means they were not a good prospect

for right now.

Let’s set the Goals NOW to increase our Members! If you have set that Goal already-Great, maybe increase that Goal?

If you have not - please set it NOW

Carmen Bakken Club Fitness Chairperson

[email protected] or 605-881-1348


Come One, Come All To the 2019 3rd Quarter DMM Meeting

Where: Watertown, SD

When: May 3-4 Why:

Form new Friendships Reunite with fellow Optimist

Hear the DMM best Oratorical, CCDHH and Essay Contestants Hear for Watertown’s Own Dr. Melanie Weiss,

tell about her Opioid addiction, what to look for when fearing someone you know or love

might have the addiction, how she was caught and her treatment. “A New Norm” by Tom Roberts & Guests

will talk to us about mental health wellness among youth.

Do a community project (Tie Quilts from the material from last years meeting) with the

Youth to donate to Sleep in Heavenly Peace-SD Glacial Lakes-new chapter starting

in Watertown. DMM Business

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PRELIMINARY - 3rd Quarter Meeting Agenda – May 3-4, 2019

Friday, May 3

3 - 8 pm Registration

6 pm Oratorical Contest

7:30 Pizza Party and Blanket Tying after pizza

8:15 First Timers Meeting

Saturday, May 4

7 – 9 am Registration

7:00 Breakfast Buffet and Awards

8:30 Opening Ceremonies & Introductions of New Timers

9:00 General Session – Business Meeting

“My Most Memorable Optimist Moment” – Member testimonials

Club Fitness Check-up, Diagnosis and Rejuvenation Prescription

10:00 CCDHH Contest

10:30 Break

10:45 “Opiate Drug Survivor” – Dr. Melanie Weiss

11:30 Becoming a District Leader

Noon Lunch

Oratorical Awards and 1st Place speaker

CCDHH Awards and 1st Place speaker

Essay Awards and 1st Place speaker

“A New Norm”- Author Tom Roberts, reading his new children’s book ad-

dressing mental health wellness among children

1:15 Discussion and Q&A on Children’s Mental Health

2:00 Update and Presentation to Sleep in Heavenly Peace-Watertown

2:15 Marketing Your Club and the DMM

2:45 Break

3:00 Scoring a 2-run Homer – Building a Club within a Club and

Energizing Your Own Club at the Same Time

3:15 How to Beat the Scammers

3:30 First Timers Awards

3:45 What’s on Your Mind – Q&A with the DMM Leaders

4:00 Closing Remarks and Challenge

**Optimist Member and Guest Registration Form**

Ramkota Hotel/Watertown Event Center 1901 9th Ave SW, Watertown, SD, 57201 Call Hotel Direct: Phone: 605-‐886-‐8011

Rooms $98.99 per night + tax Ask for DMM Optimist Room Block Reserve your Room by April 4, 2019

ALL-‐INCLUSIVE

$60 (US Funds) EARLY BIRD Registration $70 (US Funds) LATE Registration Registration & Payment Registration & Payment

Before April 15, 2019 After April 15, 2019

Individual Guest Meals: 100 years PIZZA PARTY $15 per person: Yes_____ No_________ Friday Night Serving 8 pm

100 years Breakfast/Award $20 per person: Yes ____ No______ Saturday 7 am 100 years Luncheon/Oratorical/CCDHH/Essay $25 per person: Yes_______ No_____ Saturday 12 pm Special Dietary or Physical Needs: Explain___________________________________________________________________________________

Hosted by the Optimist Club of Watertown, SD Make Checks payable to DMM

Mail Reservation Forms and Payments to: Carmen Bakken: PO Box 1632, Watertown SD 57201

Questions: Please Contact: Carmen Bakken 605-‐881-‐1348 or [email protected]

Registration Information (one name per registration form, please)

Name: ____________________________ Optimist Club of____________________________ Club # 35-‐______ Mailing Address_____________________________________________________________________________ City __________________________State/Province: ____________ Zip/Postal Code______________________ Evening Phone #_______________________E-‐mail address_________________________________________________ Current Club Position____________________Current District or International Position___________________________

This is my first attendance at a DMM District meeting Yes____ No ____circle one

I am interested in participating in the Dutch Treat Dinner Saturday evening 5:30 pm Dempsey’s Brewery Pub https://dempseybrewpub.com/ Yes___________ No_____________ circle one

DMM 3rd Quarter District

Planning, Learning & Networking

May 3-‐4, 2019

https://dempseybrewpub.com/

Ramkota Hotel/Watertown Event Center 1901 9th Ave SW, Watertown, SD, 57201 Call Hotel Direct: Phone: 605-‐886-‐8011

Rooms $98.99 per night + tax Ask for DMM Optimist Room Block Reserve your Room by April 4, 2019

Contestants Information Contestant Name: __________________________________________________________________________ Sponsoring Optimist Club: __________________________________________________________________

Individual Meals only: 100 years PIZZA PARTY $15 per person: Friday Night Serving 8 pm Number of Guests: ____________________________ 100 years Luncheon/Oratorical/CCDHH/Essay $25 per person: Saturday 12 pm Number of Guests: _________________________________ Special Dietary or Physical Needs: Explain___________________________________________________________________________________

Hosted by the Optimist Club of Watertown, SD

Make Checks payable to DMM Mail Reservation Forms and Payments to: Carmen Bakken: PO Box 1632, Watertown SD 57201

Questions: Please Contact: Carmen Bakken 605-‐881-‐1348 or [email protected]

Return to Carmen Bakken by April 17, 2019

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