Meeting Notes Outline
Our Greeter today was Geoff Legg, and he did a great job. President Dan Crane rang the bell at 7:30 a.m. We sang the National Anthem, and we said the Pledge of Allegiance to the U.S. Flag. Then Jeff Kistler gave a very nice invocation.
President Dan reminded us of the word from the country………..
“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” Benjamin Franklin
GUESTS:
We had several members of the Northwestern Snack Packing Team as guests of Gloria. Mr. Sengeh, and the Intneractors.
President Dan asks that we remember Rotarian Arch Klumph who actually started the RI Foundation with a donation of $26.5 almost 100 years ago. During this Rotary year each of us is asked to donate at least $26.50 to the RI Foundation. Our replica of Arch is available to join these donors at breakfast.
President Dan went over the current list of Future Dates to Remember. He advised us that the Zoo Project has been cancelled.
Remember that Ginny still needs help for Farm Fest.
Mr. Sengeh will be the speaker at the 4/27 Evening Meeting.
Happy Dollars included: Ginny in honor of Mr. Sengeh visiting. Wendy announced that her niece continues to improve and still needs our prayers. Ralph Witcher because of Don Davis’ smile. Everyone gave $1 in honor of the snack packing team. Dan Crane to thank Barb K. for leading the National Anthem.
Jean Machamer introduced the Interactors and they each spoke about what they enjoy about the Club.
Ryan – Loves the floor hockey tournament and he reminded us that they won 3 years in a row.
Anthony – Highlight is, again, the floor hockey tournament. They start in January forming committees and doing funraising.
Brooke – Loves the Miracle League and floor hockey tournament.
Kyle – He is the diligent note taker of the group. He feels int a great honor and thanked our club for having them there today. He loves the Purple Pinkie Race.
Dominic – Floor hockey tournament is also his favorite part. He told us that he wishes that he had joined the club earlier.
Dylan – The only interactor with us today that isn’t a senior. He is a Freshman and is their biggest recruiter. He tells us that he joined at Brooke’s prodding with the promise of free food.
The Interact Club presented President Dan with 2 checks. One for $1,000 for Shelter Box and one for $100 for HIV/Aids.
The kids had fun with one fundraiser of selling Krispie Kreme doughnuts.
Next week the scheduled Greeter is Halyna and the program is Medical Marijuana and Pain Control.
The Greeter schedule and Speakers (Programs) are listed in the weekly bulletins and also on the AWRC home page.
CLOSING: We had an early adjournment today but were encouraged to stay and socialize.
We recited the saying “They profit most who serve the best.”
By Donna Beach
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