Margy Winkler introduced speaker, Randee Fieselmann speaking on Iowa City Congregational Church Tiffany Window. Paul Jehle took a picture the church in 1870. The beautiful Tiffany window was given to the church by the widow of Rev. George Hebard. The inscription on the window is Rev. George and Margaret Hebard George died in 1970. Thirty-Two years after George died then Margaret died. The window was given to the church in 1904. Randee showed pictures of Margaret and her sons and daughter. They moved here from New York. They then moved to Wyoming where she was a professor.
Randee talked about the Tiffany Company being in business for 40 years. She talked about the window being in landscape mode. The window show "The River of Life" with grape vines and flowers.
Randee talked about beautiful Tiffany windows in Dubuque at a Methodist Church.
President Theresa called the meeting to order at 7:05 am.
Jeff Mobley, a bicycle rider for cancer. He and John Schulz joined us. Jeff said that cancer had greatly affected his family and he wanted to do this ride for cancer.
Can sorting Saturday May 18th 8:30 am. The Trivia organizer from West High awarded Alta Medea, from DVIP a check in the amount of $360. Alta said that was about 10 nights for someone in the shelter.
Roadside Cleanup will be held Saturday June 8, at Terry True Blood. 9-11
Past President Jenny Seylar, said that She, Alta, and Vernette are doing a Virtual Evaluation on the Hybrid System for the club. They will be gathering information to determine how we can best use the system and how we can improve the system. The points to be looked at: Better Utilization with Interntional Speakers, or other Rotarians around the United States., how does she system affect everyone.
Meeting adjourned at 8:00 am
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