For 23 consecutive weeks, none of you knuckleheads drew the Four of Clubs. There are six cards, including the Four of Clubs (we checked) remaining in the deck.
There is a one-in-three chance that someone will leave tomorrow's meeting as the BIG winner. (I do not know the pot, but I can assure you it is more than the $11 you would win in the previous Scam.)
Be at tomorrow's meeting and join the fun!
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Dancing with the Locals
Friday, October 29, 2021
Mark your calendars for an evening of fun, fellowship, and fancy footwork!
This year's line-up includes:
Chad & McKenna Jordan
Cliff & Crystal Brown
Tim & Lindsay Hunt
Clay & Carmen Keel
Trent Lott & Zora Millerleile
Darry & Heather Dykstra
Cory Latson & Ashley Sturgeon
Elias & Ayerim Calvillo
Arley Smude & Vicky Saunders
Jimmy Polk & Sheila Jackson
Pat Spinosa & Amber Boykin
Contact Jodi Stephens or Doug Watson for sponsorship information or ticket purchases!
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Welcome to Club
Kimberly Smith
Meet our newest member, Kimberly Smith, who was sponsored by Christine Miller.
Kimberly is the branch manager at Professional Service Industries (PSI), and has a long history of service in her community.
Please introduce yourself to Kimberly at our next meeting!
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Last Week's Program
A big thanks to one of Plant City's finest, Rhett Rollyson, for updating the Club on the Raider Champions and Plant City Booster Club.
The Raider Champions program is a wonderful financial resource for extra-curricular programs and students at Plant City High. The organization identifies the unfunded needs of athletic and non-athletic programs, and helps fundraise for those needs.
Several fellow Rotarians support Raider Champions, and the Noon Plant City Rotary Club is prominently recognized on the Raider Champion Wall of Honor.
The next big project is to raise funds for an improved marquee on Alexander Street.
Thank you, Rhett, for all you do for the Raider Champions and for Plant City!
The relationship between Rotary International and the Peace Corps, made official with a 2014 partnership agreement, has its foundation in the organizations’ shared values.
Rotary joined its partners in the GPEI to mark the first anniversary of a public health milestone: the WHO's African region being certified free of wild polio.
