This opportunity takes place on June 13 and includes luxury motor coach transportation, snacks, lunch and refreshments on the way back. The total cost is $39.00 and is limited to 56 passengers. Reservations and payment must be made in advance. Any money collected in excess of what’s required to cover the costs will be donated to Polio Plus.
To reserve your spot, please send your name and remittance (“bus trip” noted on check’s memo) to:
Rotary District Administrator
2830 Agriculture Dr.
Madison, WI 53718
8:00 am passengers load in Madison
8:40 am passengers load in Janesville
11:00 am arrive at One Rotary Center
2:00 pm depart from One Rotary Center
4:20 pm passengers disembark in Janesville
5:00 pm passengers disembark in Madison
Join fellow Rotarian and District 6250 Governor-Elect David Warren in Evanston, for an exclusive tour of One Rotary Center and an update address from members of our Rotary International staff.
Project applications need to be submitted soon so please make sure you get it in on time before the deadline of May 9th. We want to give our board members ample opportunity to review the applications before our budget meeting.
Rotary District Meeting, sponsored by our club is fast approaching.
We need to bring a basket filled with goodies for the silent auction. Please bring items to the next meeting or donate money to buy items to put in the basket.
Let's do this right and have a wonderful basket to donate!
New Board member: We have one vacancy on next year's board and would welcome any nominations from the members. We need to have our vote by our next meeting Friday April 25th, so if you have anyone in mind, please let us know before then.
Jeannine Desautels member of the nominating committee
Robert A. Easter was appointed president-designate of the University of Illinois in March 2012, and became the university’s 19th president in July 2012.
Before becoming president, Easter spent his entire, nearly 40-year career as a senior administrator and faculty member on the university’s Urbana-Champaign campus, where he earned his doctorate in animal science in 1976. He was interim chancellor from 2009-2011, serving as chief executive officer of the 42,000-student campus, and also served as interim provost and interim vice chancellor for research.
