Next Meeting December 14, 2022 - President Mike G. called the next weekly meeting in person and Zoom for December 14, 2022 at 7:30 a.m., CFS, 6321 Bury Drive, Ste. 14, Eden Prairie, MN 55346
New Pictures - Send to michaelcglover@comcast.net. Ed.
From the Members and Archives
Beds
for Kids
from 2019.
IMPORTANT UPDATE to Upcoming Events Below
Important - Check with meeting leaders to confirm date, time and location information for all events below.
Please send your Happy Buck and Polio Pitcher donations to Mac H. as follows:
Mac Hardin
Minnetonka Rotary Club
12926 Rutledge Circle
Minnetonka, MN 55305
Rotary International Foundation
Please send your end of year donations to Chris Rosenlund as follows:
Chris Rosenlund
8672 Meadowvale Drive
Eden Prairie, MN 55347
Meeting Minutes - Jerald Stiele
Meeting called to order @7:30 by Mr. President Glover.
Guests
Jim Ikhaml - Speaker
Invocation
Mac filling in - blessed to be a member of this club!
Pledge
Everyone.
4-Way Test
Everyone.
International Theme
Everyone.
Announcements
Jennifer S. – 12/23 is cart pushing at Lund’s & Byerly’s, one spot open for the 4:30 – 6:00 shift.
Mike G. – attended Presidents Round Table where Rotary Membership was discussed.
Rotary Minute
Cathy C.
Raffle
Chris C. drew Ben M.’s ticket and Pete G. played pick a number again…..we need a formal investigation on this….
Happy Bucks
Chris C. – Happy to be back in person to a meeting.
Ann W. – had a great B-Day and saw Footloose at Chan Dinner Theatre.
Frank B. – in remembrance of Pearl Harbor
Gloria C. – Son did very well in his first chess tournament.
Bob H. – Happy that a certain auto body shop was able to buff off some paint transfer from a small mishap.
Lenny N. – new job.
Chris R. – Son Axel is off to new hockey team in Montana.
Don C. – 13 – 0!
Mark M. – attending a fair for Rotary outbound exchange students.
Mark F. – grateful for friend who was in WWII.
Program
Sara introduced our speaker Jim Ikhaml from Gatewood Elementary School.
He spoke about their Outdoor Immersion Program. The goal is for the students to spend 70% of their class time outdoors. They have several areas of hands-on learning”. They have a greenhouse, chickens, goats, woodshop, mud kitchen, digging area and maple syrup production.
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