Anniversaries: Mick and Jane Gilbertson (30 years/Oct 11); Dan and Cheryl Drozdowicz (33 years/Oct. 15)
Mark your calendars for 11.13, our second Packer party at the Anchor Inn. Game is Packers vs Titans, 11:30. John Wickhem has betting squares fr $10- sign up before they're all gone!
Board Meeting is on 10.19 at 7:30, Rotary Gardens. All members may attend.
Camp Rotamer committee meeting will be held before our regular meeting on 10.24
Vocational Day is next Monday. Please sign up with Steve Servantez if you didn't attend today's meeting!
Raffle: Sue Boettcher won the daily pot. JP rolls over
Steve Tyson and Derek Potter from the WI DOT were the program presenters today, with an update on I-90/39. This project started in 2012 and is projected to be completed in 2022.
To see complete information on the project, go to www.projects.511wi.gov/i-39-90/
Each month, eBay, the world’s largest auction website, selects a set of upcoming Live Auction events and donates a portion of all sales proceeds to Rotary. Only U.S. auction sales are eligible. See the schedule of October auctions.
Nigeria’s health minister, Isaac Adewole, said on Friday that his government is determined to rid the country of polio again. New cases recently landed Nigeria back on the list of countries where the disease is endemic.
Adewole met with Rotary leaders at Rotary International World Headquarters in Evanston, Illinois, USA, to discuss Nigeria’s recent efforts to stem the outbreak.
All three of the country’s cases were detected in the northern state of Borno, which was under the control of Boko Haram militants until recently. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that the virus has been...
Even as parts of Haiti were still recovering from a catastrophic 2010 earthquake, Hurricane Matthew tore through the impoverished island country Tuesday, leaving hundreds dead and many more homeless.
The Category 4 storm has affected an estimated 330,000 people in Haiti, including 6,400 who have been moved to temporary shelters. Extensive damage to main bridges and other transportation networks have left some areas cut off and vulnerable. Torrential rains have resulted in flooding and landslides. And contaminated water supplies threaten to lead to a surge in cholera cases and other waterborne...
