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          ALL ABOUT PAUL ISSUE
                     JUNE 12, 2021
VOL. 1 NO. 19
RODNEY PRESENTS GLADYS HER PHF AWARD
 
               NEWS-NOTES-NONSENSE
  • Thursday's program was a classification chat by LeonardB about his distinguished career in law. He framed his presentation around the ethical issues he faced while serving as an attorney in criminal defense , prosecution, misdemeanor/traffic court, municipal and elder law. He reminded everyone that the power of attorney is a powerful document. Interesting stuff. Thanks Leonard.
  • RandyN has returned home and is awaiting biopsy results. Continue to keep him in your prayers.
  • Also, please prayerfully remember ChrisL and his family as they deal with the tragic loss of his father this past week.
  • Don't forget about JohnP's retirement  Open House TODAY (June12)  from 1-3 @ Rustic Roots-200 W. Ferguson.
  • We had 27 members at Julia's and one participating via Zoom.
  • Congrats to ErinP as she celebrates 14 years of club service and PatA on his third anniversary.
  • Here the link to The Telegraph color photo that ran in the Thursday edition showing JohnP and LindseyH in front of the the Oiler fence banner @ EA-WR HS  https://bit.ly/3cyxv8L
  • It was great to have HenryS in the house for the first time. JoeS pointed out that Henry and JohnP represent 52 consecutive years of outstanding leadership at EA-WR HS. 
  • Early arrivals included LoriP, AllenH and BillP
  • The Cards continue to flounder. Here's an opportunity to bring a bit of excitement to the baseball season. LoriP still has  packs of 10 Baseball Mania tickets available. Each ticket sells for $10. Complete the bottom of each ticket and return with  payment to her. We keep 65% of each ticket sold. The contest begins in July and runs 10 weeks. There are 35 weekly winners, from $10 to $250. If you win, look for a check in the mail.
  • JohnP was sporting his Cubs island getaway shirt. aloha! Will he be able to fly his "W" flag anytime this weekend??
  • BillP pinch hit for Prez Chris.
  • We had a full house on Thursday helping to recognize two Paul Harris award recipients. RodneyD presented 103 year old (that's not a typo) Gladys Kelly with an award for her years of church related service. She is the aunt of AllenH's wife Pam (who reports that Gladys is still going strong!). Jacksonville Rotarian and Rotary District 6460 Youth Services Chair CathyJo Littleton-Wahl presented a Paul Harris award to Allison, a former member of the Jacksonville club, who had recently relocated to the Godfrey area.
  • Julia's super jumbo chicken nuggets and biscuits 'n gravy were the featured entrees. Crunchy fries, corn, salad, German Chocolate cake and cookies were also on the buffet.
  • JoeS found it interesting that, for the first time in his life, he is not working but his son is! Parenting is such fun.
  • By the time we see each other again BillP should be holding one fine slice of Grandpa's Wonderland pie. Yum!
  • We will be assisting the Heavenly Peace project the afternoon of August 5th making beds for kids. Put it on your calendar.
  • LeonardB's attempt to make-up in Jerseyville was met with an empty parking lot.
  • Opening duties were smoothly handled by BarbO, ChrisH and RodneyD.
  • BarbO shared a flyer announcing the South Rox farmers market this summer (see the flyer below for details).
  • Among the last to arrive were JohnP, PaulH, TommieM and MikeK.
  • As the deck dwindles, the $195 jackpot was left on the table by card pulling regulars LoriP and MarkA.  JasonW received the scratch-off.
  • The Zoom weekly meeting link-https://us02web.zoom.us/j/465333257
Ciao! Have a fine and dry weekend. Stay safe. 
 
CARDS VS CUBS, PLAY BALL!
CATHY JO PRESENTS A JACKSONVILLE BANNER TO BILL
ALL THINGS TRIVIAL
Eco-conscious cities are considering phasing out home delivery-of what?
A-Takeout meals
B-Bottled water
C-Mail
D-Natural gas
(Answer can be found at the end of the newsletter)
 
Today is National Red Rose Day
 
Mt. Everest is part of what mountain range?
The Alps
The Atlas Mountains
The Himalayas
The Andes Mountains
 
At more than 29,000 feet, Mount Everest is the highest mountain on earth above sea level. Located in the Himalayas, the boundary between China and Nepal runs across the mountain's summit. 
 
 
Today in History-
1550 – The city of Helsinki, Finland (belonging to Sweden at the time) is founded by King Gustav I of Sweden.
1939 – The Baseball Hall of Fame opens in Cooperstown, New York.
1942 – Anne Frank receives a diary for her thirteenth birthday.
1997 – Queen Elizabeth II reopens the Globe Theatre in London.
2009 – Analog television stations (excluding low-powered stations) switch to digital television following the DTV Delay Act.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Sourced from the Make-Up and Banner newsletters
Mid-June  2012
  • The WR club was promoting the Rotary Family Day at Busch Stadium in support of the club's dictionary project.
  • MarkS introduced the EA program speaker, John Calpert, from the Corn to Ethanol Research Center @ SIUE.
  • JohnP served as the music accompanist.
  • WR Prez Elect Tyler Pitchford made a visit to the EA club meeting.
  • DonnaK missed her opportunity to claim the $81 jackpot. JoeS missed his chanced at the $44 EA jackpot.
  • AllenH handled the 4-way @ the EA meeting.
  • JeanK paid a happy fine in honor of her 23rd year of wedded bliss.
  • BradL was spotted at the EA meeting without a limp.
  • PaulG paid a happy fine for the privilege of awarding a Shelter Insurance scholarship.
  • Factoid-$6,300 was the net for the first Color Run event. How much can we raise in 2022??
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DATELINE:RI
 
Vaccination education for all our neighborhoods
By Alex Johnson, President of Rotary Club of Plano West, Texas, USA
From my town of Plano, a suburb of Dallas, Texas, we see the virus devastating lives in India. Last year, COVID-19 affected people overseas, and then took hold in America. We can counter the threat and stay safe by getting people vaccinated.
Most people have access to information on COVID-19 vaccines. But we discovered many minority residents do not. Motivated by a wish to help our fellow citizens, we partnered with our city government to inform this group.
As of late April, 61% of Plano residents 16 years and older had received a COVID-19 vaccine. Of that population, 42% are fully vaccinated, with the rest waiting to receive their second dose.
We hand-out door hangers in apartments and neighborhoods. We’re helping people with language issues. Those with limited internet. Others who don’t have time. Our flyers have Spanish and English vaccine information. We want people to make informed decisions. to continue reading link here https://bit.ly/3gBNO67
AND I QUOTE
"Try not to become a person of success, but rather try to become a person of value."-Albert Einstein
 
"There are years that ask questions and years that answer."-Zora Neale Hurston
 
"If we knew what it was we were doing, it would not be called research."-Albert Einstein
 
"Men don't care what's on TV. They only care what else is on TV."-Jerry Seinfeld
SMILE
  • My wife said, "I don't understand the science behind human cloning." I said, "That makes two of us."
  • I caught my son chewing on an electrical cord. I had to ground him. He doing better currently and now conducting himself properly.
  • I was going to cook alligator for dinner but realized that I don't have a croc pot.
  • Ducks have feathers to cover their butt quacks.
  • How come there's enough asphalt to make speed bumps but not enough for pot holes?
BY THE NUMBERS
The World Bank estimates that up to 150 million people will be pushed into extreme poverty as a result of the Covid crunch
 
There are about 9 million Holstein dairy cows in the U.S. and virtually all of them are descendants of two bull born in the 1960’s-Holstein Association USA
 
An estimated 244 million people in the U.S. play video games (14 hours a week), up 15% from 2018 (12 hours per week)-NPD Group
 
Sales of all coffee makers, from espresso machines to Chemex Corp.’s pour-over brewer, are up 28% since the start of the pandemic NPD
 
Marketing message volume will increase by 40% in 2021 as brands try to hold on to customers and drive new purchases-Forrester Research
 
There are 7 grams of fat per White Castle slider, 18 sliders in a  pound of ground beef
 
(Trivia answer-D)

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