*Please contact Laurie (lemcleod@aeriepfg.com) or Toni (TPabon@Pacific-Cycle.com) with questions.
PLEASE NOTE: IF YOU NEED A SUBSTITUTE OR TRADE, YOU MUST CONTACT THEM YOURSELF TO ARRANGE : THE BULLETIN WILL NOT REFLECT CHANGES (YOU NEED TO REMEMBER).
Date
Treasurer's Assistant
Greeter 1
Greeter 2
Reflection
Oct 03
Rich Cooper
Charlene Breunig
Anthony Burns
James Wartinbee
Oct 10
Carl Bolstad
Steve Aune
David Cush
Jim Langdon
Oct 17
Cory Recknor
Debra Dieter
Ruth Domack
Larry Pincombe
Oct 24
Michael Maass
Leo Edelstein
Michael Faulhaber
Lynne Spielman
Oct 31
Daniel Fose
Mary Feldt
Lynne Goldsmith
Marie Udulutch
Nov 07
John Olsen
Stuart Herro
Matthew Loch
Dean Ryerson
Nov 14
Rich Cooper
Laurie Logan
Mary Ruth Marks
James Wartinbee
Nov 21
Carl Bolstad
Lorelle Micklitz
Peder Moren
Jim Langdon
Nov 28
NO MEETING
NO MEETING
NO MEETING
NO MEETING
Dec 05
Cory Recknor
Svein Morner
William Mowbray
Lynne Spielman
Dec 12
Michael Maass
James Olmsted
Paul Patenaude
Marie Udulutch
Dec 19
Daniel Fose
Susan Prest
Adam Schaller
Dean Ryerson
Dec 26
NO MEETING
NO MEETING
NO MEETING
NO MEETING
Jan 02
NO MEETING
NO MEETING
NO MEETING
NO MEETING
Jan 09
John Olsen
Allen Sherwood
Connie Smith
Jim Langdon
Jan 16
Rich Cooper
Johanna Young
Greg Blum
Larry Pincombe
Jan 23
Carl Bolstad
Roxanne Brazeau
Charlene Breunig
Lynne Spielman
Jan 30
Cory Recknor
Anthony Burns
David Cush
Marie Udulutch
Feb 06
Michael Maass
Debra Dieter
Ruth Domack
Dean Ryerson
Feb 13
Daniel Fose
Leo Edelstein
Mick Faulhaber
James Wartinbee
Feb 20
John Olsen
Mary Feldt
Lynne Goldsmith
Jim Langdon
Feb 27
Rich Cooper
OFF SITE MEETING
OFF SITE MEETING
Larry Pincombe
Mar 06
Carl Bolstad
Larry Harris
Nathaniel Hedden
Lynne Spielman
PLEASE NOTE: IF YOU NEED A SUBSTITUTE OR TRADE, YOU MUST CONTACT THEM YOURSELF TO ARRANGE : THE BULLETIN WILL NOT REFLECT CHANGES (YOU NEED TO REMEMBER).
Beginning with Thursday, October 16th, we will be running bingo at Oakwood, off of Mineral Point Rd, each 3rd Thursday of the month, through May, 2015. I would estimate this is about the 40th year we have been doing this.
A sign up sheet will be circulated on Friday, October 3rd, to sign up for either of the sessions for the next two months. You can sign up for more than one session. The session runs from 6:15PM until 7:15PM and Rotarians are asked
to be there by 6:00PM. Everybody is usually out by 7:45PM. I will send specific instructions and directions prior to each session. It is an easy way to do a make-up, it is fun, and it contributes to our Community Service obligations.
John A. Gerold
Thanks,
John A. Gerold 214 Saratoga Circle Madison, WI 53705
Please let me know of any events or special situations in our fellow Rotarians lives where a card, flowers, or a plant would be appropriate for their situation~
The Board approved the Nominating Committee for 2014-15 on Tuesday, September 16. The members of the Nominating Committee are: Jeannine Desautels, Toni Pabon, Derek Moehring, Ed Fink.
They are tasked with identifying and selecting members to fill our open board positions for the fiscal year of 2015-16.
If you would like to fill an open position or if you would like to nominate someone, please contact Jeannine, Toni, Derek, or Ed. The club members will vote on the new board on December 5, 2014.
The Open Positions are:
Vice President
Treasurer
Club Service (1)
Community Service (1)
International Service (1)
Vocational Service (1)
Other open positions, not on the Board of Directors:
We need to find sponsors for The Great Rotary Oktoberfest on October 11, 2014.
Please help us find sponsors. They are the key to our success. We have a goal to reach $10,000 in sponsors and we need your help! I've attached a list of Verona Businesses that we have contacted already.
Please ask your business and/or other businesses that may be interested in this event.
The 51st Annual Madison Area Service Clubs Council Luncheon will be held Wednesday October 15, starting at noon at the Sheraton Hotel on John Nolen Drive. Join fellow Service Club members as we present the Community Youth Volunteer Award, and the Ruth Gordon Service Award to the worthy recipients.
Then listen to our special keynote speaker Leslie Ann Howard, the outgoing Executive Director of the United Way of Dane County, as she talks about the transformation of the United Way to change priorities to meet the needs of the community. This is a subject that is near and dear to her heart as she prepares to step down from her role as Executive Director. The ticket cost for the Luncheon will be $22.00, and will be added to your quarterly bill.
The lunch menu will consist of salad, rolls, grilled chicken and penne pasta with a roasted red peppers, hearts of palm, mushrooms, and fresh artichoke cream, beverages and cookies. A vegetable option is available. Sign up at today's meeting, final date for ordering a ticket will be the meeting on Sept. 26. Any questions, please contact Kevin Welton.
This Membership Month, in celebration of over 100 years of service, we dug into the archives and found any number of parallels between today's Rotary and yesterday's. Though our world is constantly changing, this gallery reminds us how Rotary's core values have remained intact through the decades.
With bloody conflicts raging in the Middle East, Eastern Europe, and parts of Central Africa, the message of nonviolence and reconciliation that nations worldwide will observe on 21 September demands more urgent and collective attention.
In 2001 the United Nations designated the September date as an annual International Day of World Peace "to be observed as a day of global ceasefire and nonviolence" according to a General Assembly resolution.
The day's devotion to peace connects closely with what Rotary members have been fostering since The Rotary Foundation's mission to advance world...
When a serious illness stripped away many of her professional ambitions, Amanda Wirtz, a former U.S. Navy code breaker and professional violinist, turned to humanitarian service and Facebook to give her life new purpose.
Wirtz was in her twenties and pursuing a career as a fitness trainer when a sharp pain in her abdomen sent her to the emergency room. Expecting something manageable like appendicitis, she instead found herself facing a rare tumor disorder that required her to undergo 30 surgeries over the next several years.
Forced to rethink her life plans, Wirtz began focusing on how to...
With 12 children -- six girls and six boys -- the Labordes hardly needed to add another member to their family. But they did: Over 40 years ago, Julia Mullikin, a Rotary Youth Exchange student from the United States, became like another daughter to this large family in Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico.
"She's been a blessing for us," says Maria Victoria Hallal de Laborde who was 18 when Mullikin arrived in 1973. Like many exchange students, Mullikin remains close to her host family. So close that when one of Laborde's sisters was diagnosed with a rare, fatal disease, Mullikin arranged to send the...
Imagine a community where the residents are all free to plant, grow, harvest, and eat healthy food whenever they want without having to pay for it.
Sound too good to be true?
That's exactly what residents of more than 20 cities and towns in France are doing through a project called Potalib. Launched by the Rotaract Club of Versailles, Potalib was inspired by the Incredible Edible project, an international food-sharing movement founded by Nick Green in England. The Rotaract members obtained Green's permission to apply the concept in France, changing the name to "Potalib," a contraction of "...
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