Rotarians showed their support of The Guidance Center by attending the Grape Expectations Fundraiser.
President Rose Angela and Scott join fellow Rotarians, including Phil Matous from Taylor and Carol Meyers from Wyandotte.
Ronnie Ruelle and Jane Dunn are joined by Shari Nemchek from the Lincoln Park Rotary.
The Murder Mystery is October 14th. Here are some pictures from last year's event.
starring Timber Baun-Crooks, Liz Smith, Larry Wright, Jennifer Jones and Therese Maggiocalda.
Jane Dunn and Donna Schmidt enjoy the food.
Desserts fit for a king, served by Noel Jackson and Matt Hatty.
Last year's event was a sellout. You'll want to get your tickets early.
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Where Can You Make Up a Meeting?
Where can you make up meetings nearby? Tues - Wyandotte 12 PM: Downriver Council of the Arts Tues - Monroe 12 PM: Holiday Inn Wed - Gibraltar 7:30 AM: Mirage Restaurant Wed - Flat Rock 12 PM: Flat Rock Community Center Wed - Woodhaven 12 PM: Brownstown Community Center Wed - Allen Park 12:15 PM: Baker College, 4500 Enterprise Drive, Allen Park Wed - Romulus 6 PM: Community United Methodist Church Thu - Lincoln Park 12:15 PM: Board of Education Office Thu - Southgate 12:15 PM: Holiday Inn Thu - Taylor 12:15 PM: Lakes of Taylor Thu - Grosse Ile 6:00 PM: Perdino's Restaurant Fri - Detroit AM 7:30 AM: You Can Name It Café, Kresge Eye Institute, 4717 St. Antoine Blvd
Today we'll welcome Taylor Rotarian, Phil Matous, who will speak to us about the "Medal of Honor".
October is Vocational Services Month. Kathy Kane, Vocational Chair, has arranged for a "Vocational Minute" for each Monday in October so we can hear how Rotary is represented in our workplaces. Thanks, Kathy and our participants! Just another way we can Light Up Rotary!
Thanks to Bob Howey for leading the meeting last week while Bill Jasman, Noel Jackson and I represented our club at the District Governor's Golf Outing. We didn't win any prizes but enjoyed the beautiful weather and made contact with many Rotarians in the district. Captain Rotary made it around the course to welcome all the golfers.
We had a small but mighty group at Rotary after Hours this past Wednesday. Thanks to Chuck Howey, Larry Kearney and Kathy Kane for stopping in at Fratello's to spend some quality time together!
Congratulations to Interact President Gabby Maciag for being selected for this year's Homecoming Court!
The Murder Mystery is just a week away on Tuesday, October 14th! There should be a sign-up sheet going around today so please make sure to sign up. Trenton Rotarians Mike Concessi, Kim Mott, Timber Baun-Crooks, Matt Hatty, Juliana Van Buren and Kathy Kane will be in the play as well as District 6400 Dignitaries Sue Goldsen, Jim Karolyi, Richard Caron, Larry Wright and Friends of Rotary Margaret Nykiel and Erin Dobbins. You're not going to want to miss this one!
Have a great week!
President Rose Angela, Chuck Howey and Kathy Kane attend the Rotary After Hours on Oct 1.
District Governor's Golf Outing - September 29
Noel Jackson says "Cheese" with Grosse Ile Rotarians Roberto Sanchez, Bambang Soedarjatno and Chuck Moyer and Allen Park Rotarian Dave Martenson.
President Rose Angela, DG Liz Smith and Noel Jackson pose for a selfie.
President Rose Angela and Bill Jasman pose with former Red Wings player, John Ogrodnick, who golfed a few holes with their team.
Bill Jasman and Noel Jackson have a snack before heading out onto the golf course for the afternoon.
Now that golf is done, Rose Angela and Bill take time for some dinner. Mary Rochon, president of the Woodhaven/Brownstown club, and her friend, Doug, made up the other half of their team.
Bob Howey prepares for his term as President by attending a Pre-Pets retreat at Baker College on Saturday.
Bill Jasman shares some pictures of his trip to Brazil and his visit with former exchange student, Gustavo Bastos, and his family. He will be discussing his trip and showing more pictures at our meeting on October 27th.
***October is Vocational Services Month***
Quote of the Week:
“Do not hide your light for fear of what others may think of you. Let it shine and be a reflection of what is possible.” ― Kristi Bowman
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Save the Date: Thursday, October 16, 2014 -- Membership, Foundation & Public Image Seminars
This District 6400 event is geared towards specific topics and chairpersons but will offer information for any Rotarian interested in learning more about Rotary. The event will take place at the Vista Tech Center at Schoolcraft College. The evening begins with registration at 5:15pm and dinner at 5:30pm. The program will start at 6pm. It's sure to be an informative evening. The cost is $35 per person but will be paid for by the club. Please let Rose Angela know if you'd like to attend.
Polio Facts:
In 1985, when Rotary began the fight to end polio, 350,000 people contracted the disease each year, and polio was endemic in 125 countries. Since then, polio cases have been reduced by 99 percent, and transmission of the wild poliovirus has been stopped in all but three countries. We are “this close” to eradicating this disabling disease and creating a polio-free world. A donation of any size can make an impact in the fight to end polio.
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Ronnie Ruelle
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