As mentioned at today's meeting, we are looking for a few (ok more than a few) good men and women to help with this year's 4th of July Pancake Breakfast.  

We have a few categories for you to choose from:

You can also sign-up at the Rotary meeting if you prefer not to sign-up online.  Feel free to share this with anyone else you know who might like to volunteer.  

Thanks in advance for helping make this event a success!  Kate Hall and Dan Sideman, Pancake Breakfast Co-Chairs

 

 

Luck Bucks winner: Gayle Curcio

Convention attendees were treated to a surprise visit from Paul Harris during the opening session of the Korea convention on Sunday, 29 May. An animated hologram of Rotary's founder joined RI President K.R. Ravindran on stage, and proceeded to talk about Rotary's growth from a small club in Chicago to an international organization that is changing the world. "Rotary has been a gift to the world," said Harris. "This Rotary program of friendship and service certainly has succeeded way beyond the dreams of us back in Chicago." Harris also noted that the basis of Rotary and the convention remains as it was in his day: a marriage of friendship, values, and service. Rotary's first convention, in 1910, drew 60 attendees in Chicago. This year, more than 40,000 have come to Seoul.  Ravindran quoted Harris as saying, "Rotary is the door to friendship, and let us throw it open."

 

What are Rotary Fellowships?  They are independent groups of make friend from around the world.  

Activities vary widely. Members come together around hobbies or interests such as cricket or jazz, or vocations such as writing or medicine. Some groups are purely social while others use their fellowship for service projects. You can contact a fellowship directly by using the information listed in the  Rotary Fellowships directory. Or search Rotary's discussion groups to find Rotary members with similar interests.

CLEVER WORDS FOR CLEVER PEOPLE 

 1. ARBITRATOR 
  A cook that leaves Arby's to work at McDonald’s. 

 

  2. BERNADETTE 
  The act of torching a mortgage. 

 

  3. BURGLARIZE 
  What a crook sees through. 

 

  4. AVOIDABLE 
  What a bullfighter tries to do. 

 

  5. COUNTERFEITER 
  Workers who put together kitchen cabinets.

 

  6. LEFT BANK 
  What the bank robbers did when their bag was full of money.

 

  7. HEROES 
  What a man in a boat does. 

 

  8. PARASITES 
  What you see from the Eiffel Tower. 

 

  9. PARADOX 
  Two physicians. 

 

  10. PHARMACIST 
  A helper on a farm.