Rotary reel july 8th
Posted by Don Tonyan
July 8th, 2010 Meeting
A bang on the bell and President Schaefer called the meeting to order like a seasoned pro, welcoming 23 of us. Opening duties were delegated to Welter, Smigiel, Weingart and Peterson who all performed to perfection.
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Visitors: Terje Van Der Leeden, our German exchange student from 2008,Marla Jablonski and Sarah Gorniak our two McHenry scholarship winners.
Visiting Rotarian and program Sue Krause, from Woodstock noon.
CALANDER update June 15th – Picnic in the Park, no noon meeting. Please sign up
July 17th- Bags Tournament at Side Walk Sales
July 21st, Pioneer Picnic, 10:00 to 1:30
July 23rd, Apple Holler Dinner Mystery "I Love Lucy"
Oct 23rd, Chicago Halloween Tour / dinner at Goose Island
Next poker date Nov. 12th at the Moose.
Announcements.
Pioneer Center is looking for you to join the fun at their July 19th outing at Pinecrest, Huntley. Only $100, see me for details.
Our above listed scholarship winners thanked us and shared there future plans. Marla is attending Winona State and Sarah, NIU with plans to major in English and becoming a teacher.
We received a banner from the Shelter Box Program for our donations to Haiti.
At next weeks picnic in the park we will have a mini bags tourney to get familiar with running the real deal. Mystery Hand shaker- Tom Webb.
Happy Dollars Lorraine for her grandchild's weight gain, Chuck was happy just to be seen and Terje was glad to be back in the states.
F & F The Phil B's team tried to worked us over on Baggo ling questions. Baggio had to keep asking more questions as Bartmann tried collecting a $1.00 from all that had correct answers. It was impressive to see how much bean bag knowledge the club has.
Make-ups – none reported, with the attendance down there surely must be a lot in the mail.
Program Sue Krause from the Youth Service Bureau and or very own Lorraine Kopczynski of Pioneer Center. The two shared the details of the July 1st merging of these two agencies. There matching mission of providing services to empower people made this a good fit and allows Pioneer to offer services now to all ages and at more locations. Pioneer has the resources to offer help with H.R. , finance and marketing. The Youth Service Bureau will keep the same name and functions of treating around 900 youth a year and educating another 5 to 7 thousand thru school programs.
50/50 Alan had the ticket and first draw of the new batch of marbles. That's all he had, therefore the pot builds for another day.
Please take a few minutes to review the proposed new bylaws as there will be a discussion on the board will vote on the 19th of July to adopt them.
Visiting Rotarian and program Sue Krause, from Woodstock noon.
CALANDER update June 15th – Picnic in the Park, no noon meeting. Please sign up
July 17th- Bags Tournament at Side Walk Sales
July 21st, Pioneer Picnic, 10:00 to 1:30
July 23rd, Apple Holler Dinner Mystery "I Love Lucy"
Oct 23rd, Chicago Halloween Tour / dinner at Goose Island
Next poker date Nov. 12th at the Moose.
Announcements.
Pioneer Center is looking for you to join the fun at their July 19th outing at Pinecrest, Huntley. Only $100, see me for details.
Our above listed scholarship winners thanked us and shared there future plans. Marla is attending Winona State and Sarah, NIU with plans to major in English and becoming a teacher.
We received a banner from the Shelter Box Program for our donations to Haiti.
At next weeks picnic in the park we will have a mini bags tourney to get familiar with running the real deal. Mystery Hand shaker- Tom Webb.
Happy Dollars Lorraine for her grandchild's weight gain, Chuck was happy just to be seen and Terje was glad to be back in the states.
F & F The Phil B's team tried to worked us over on Baggo ling questions. Baggio had to keep asking more questions as Bartmann tried collecting a $1.00 from all that had correct answers. It was impressive to see how much bean bag knowledge the club has.
Make-ups – none reported, with the attendance down there surely must be a lot in the mail.
Program Sue Krause from the Youth Service Bureau and or very own Lorraine Kopczynski of Pioneer Center. The two shared the details of the July 1st merging of these two agencies. There matching mission of providing services to empower people made this a good fit and allows Pioneer to offer services now to all ages and at more locations. Pioneer has the resources to offer help with H.R. , finance and marketing. The Youth Service Bureau will keep the same name and functions of treating around 900 youth a year and educating another 5 to 7 thousand thru school programs.
50/50 Alan had the ticket and first draw of the new batch of marbles. That's all he had, therefore the pot builds for another day.
Please take a few minutes to review the proposed new bylaws as there will be a discussion on the board will vote on the 19th of July to adopt them.