Prayer: Chuck Souder Quote of the Week: Jenni Miller
Guests: Kim (Dunn) Rowell, a prospective member
Secretary's Report: 28 members present
Treasurer's Report: Quarterly bills are due
Honors and Illnesses:
Dennis Donovan was awarded a Caught in the Act Award for his project converting the former Starr Home into office suites.
The FFA parliamentary procedure team earned 4th at state competition.
The Club was awarded the District Governor's Excellence Award at the District Conference.
Announcements:
Hy-Vee has coin collection containers at the checks out and will be selling cookies this week to benefit Rotary's project to purchase swings for the Washington School playground.
Instead of a program, the May 13 meeting will be a work session for committees to discuss plans and goals for 2019-20. Please make an effort to attend.
Ralph reported on business at the District Conference last week. The focus continues to be membership, flexibility to meet local needs and youth.
All were invited to ladies night at FCMC on May 1.
Stay tuned for additional work days at the Friends Garden! A group got a good start last week.
Fun & Frolic: Steve Diers tested the club on historical facts and figures.
Program: This week's program was presented by Kayla Kellogg, DNP, Diabetic Educator at Floyd County Medical Center. She provided information about diabetes including risk factors, symptoms and diagnosis. She is available at the clinic by referral to provide education and management of diabetes.
Want to test your Rotary knowledge? Rotary Basics is now an online course that introduces Rotary in an interactive, multimedia format. In this new Learning Center course, you can read about members around the world, learn about our values and causes, watch videos, and deepen your understanding of Rotary. You can also take a quiz to test your Rotary knowledge.
The course was designed for new members, but it’s also a great refresher for other members or even an overview for nonmembers who want to know what Rotary is all about.
From District 5970
May newsletters and conference recap are available on the district website.
