Week of September 25, 2023
Secretary's Report:
Treasurer's Report:
Honors and Illnesses:
- The Club received a thank you from Travis Fisher who is the recipient of our scholarship to the leadership program
Announcements:
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Scrap Drive - Sept. 30 - Oct. 7 - Volunteers are needed to help collect scheduled scrap donations! Business pick up with start this week and community pick up will be next week. Check out the details in the sheet below.
Scrap Drive Volunteer Signup
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Tree Watering - As part of our commitment with the trees, Rotary will be responsible for watering shared with Lion’s Club and the City. There are about 39 in our area and they are asking for watering twice a week, probably Monday and Thursday. We need a pickup that can pull about 2000 pounds and it needs a 2 and 5/16 inch ball. Alan Powell will be around to start the process on Thurs around 11 AM and Mon, Oct 2 after Rotary, as well. He is looking for help in general but specifically Oct. 5, 9, 12, 16, and 19. Contact Aland at cell 641-330-3037 or email lspowell85@gmail.com.
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Santa's Shining Lights Display Committee Next Meeting Oct. 3 at 6:30pm- If you are interested in helping with this year's holiday lights display and events, join the Satellite Club for their upcoming meetings on the first and third Tuesdays at 6:30pm at Dennis Donovan's office. More volunteer opportunities will be coming soon with this project. Dates for the show are Nov. 25 - Dec. 31.
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Interactive Zoom Meeting -
Remember we will start the Zoom meeting about 12:20pm to allow time for everyone to eat.
Join Noon Zoom Meeting
Meeting ID:876 0955 2142
Passcode: Rotary5649
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Don't forget to sign up for meals!!!
We ask our members to sign up for meals each week to help us control food waste and membership costs. The weekly menus are also shown on the sheet. Please be sure to sign up by noon on Fridays!
Meal Signup Link
Prayer: Veronica Litterer
Quote of the Week: Larry Pump
Fun & Frolic: Jessie Schultz - Fall Trivia
Program: This week's program was presented by Dan Borchard, Pheasants Forever Farm Bill Wildlife Biologist III. Dan talked about pollinator habitats for monarchs, honey bees and native pollinators.
OCTOBER ASSIGNMENTS
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Program
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Prayer
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Quote
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Fun & Frolic
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10/2
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Linda Klemesrud
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Tom Gaffey
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Marcie Andrews
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Randy Heitz
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10/9
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No Rotary - Columbus Day
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10/16
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Cathy Rottinghaus
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Julie Tayler
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Ann Troge
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Alan Powell
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10/23
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Randy Heitz
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Pat Gebel
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Keith Christenson
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Robert Moen
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10/30
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Ralph Smith
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Dean Stewart
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Bob Steenson
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Staci Ackerson
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* Reminder: If you are not able to attend, please find someone to fill in for your assignment. *
Upcoming Programs
- 10/2 - Emily Garden, Housing Taskforce Co-Chair and Katie Nolte, Charles City Housing Director - Thriving Communities & Charles City’s Housing Initiatives
- 10/16 - Anne Lundquist, CCDSD Strategic Plan results year 1
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