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THIS THURSDAYS PROGRAM

TOM NEAL

Our speaker for Thursday the 26th of May will be Tom Neal of the Nebraska Organ Recovery Program.

Nebraska Organ Recovery System (NORS) is the federally designated organ procurement organization (OPO) for Nebraska and Pottawattamie County in Iowa. Formed in 1977, NORS is a not-for-profit agency that is independent of any hospital or transplant center. NORS is responsible for the evaluation, recovery, preservation, coordination, and distribution of all organs as well as the recovery of bone, tendon, heart valves, and connective tissue for transplantation. Additionally, NORS provides public and professional education regarding donation throughout the state and Pottawattamie County, IA.

MORE BIKES FOR COPE

more bikes

COPE has a new sign and some additional bicycles.  These three bikes were donated by fellow Rotarian from Suburban, Kevin Welsh's family
LAST WEEKS MEETING NOTES, ETC.
President Roger opened the meeting with Gail Stalder giving the invocation followed by the pledge of allegiance. Visiting Rotarian Jim Hedgpeth of Omaha West was introduced with our "Rafter Shaking"  HI JIM!. 
 
Acting Treasurer Rolly Kleeman reported a balance of $4,915.65.
 
We were reminded that our Golf Outing will be held on Monday, July 11th and sign up sheets will be distributed in a timely manner.
 
There MIGHT be a Lunch Bunch at Sam and Louie's on Wednesday, double check with your email announcements before you head up that way for an official announcement.
 
Diane reminded us of the Gala Event to be held at Paul's Place on the Lake near Valley on July 22nd starting at 530 PM
 
Paul announced a play scheduled June 24-26 by the Elkhorn Community Theater.  More details to follow.
 
Jim had a flyer  featuring the OMAHA GIVES event powered by the Omaha Community Foundation.  Go to www.omahagives24.org on May 25, locate COPE and schedule a donation. 
 
Neil had a special fine to collect from Jeanne when she reported FISHING in the snow in Minnesota.
 
Roger won a white ball in the kitty drawing, however, I had a senior moment and forgot which Roger &)()TU++((!!!
LAST WEEKS SPEAKER

KIM, RON AND DAN

Shown in the adjacent photo with Dan Palmquist are Ron and Kim Riggle of Synergy Home Care.  Ron told us about his personal experience caring for his mother who lived in Endicott, Nebraska who eventually moved into assisted in the former high school building in Fairbury, Nebraska.  He said that 70 percent of older clients would give up life-years in exchange for quality living in their later years. 
 

At SYNERGY Home Care, they provide personal care, housekeeping and companionship services. Their main focus is helping clients to remain active (or become active once again), stay independent, and engage socially with their friends and community as well as participate in hobbies and other activities.

SYNERGY is very flexible and, subsequent to a complimentary care consultation, they provide their clients with care that is customized to suit their needs. SYNERGY'S Client Care Manager introduces every caregiver to the client they will be caring for and ensures they are trained to meet the client’s care needs. There are no contracts.

Ron showed us a detailed schedule sheet showing the various services that they can provide to their clients, which is quite comprehensive.

 

NOTE FROM NEIL ON FUTURE SPEAKERS

JOHN FECH

FUTURE PROGRAMS    I have John Fech from the extension office for June 2nd to talk to us about summer lawn and shrub maintenance. .
 
 
CHEF MOATS MENU FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
WESTERN DOUGLAS COUNTY GORMET BREAKFAST MENU

5/26 - Breakfast Pizzas

1-      Cheese, Egg, Sour Cream Base, Hash browns, Bacon, Green Peppers and Onion

2-      Cheese, Egg, Sausage Gravy Base, Hash browns, Sausage, Green Peppers and Onion
Sausage links
Yogurt + Granola + Mixed Berries
Donuts/Pastries
2 Gallons of Regular Coffee
               1 Gallon Decaf Coffee
               1 Quart of Milk
               1 Quart of OJ

6/2 - Pancakes + Syrup
               Bacon
               Yogurt + Granola + Mixed Berries
               Oatmeal + Brown Sugar + Raisins
               2 Gallons of Regular Coffee
               1 Gallon Decaf Coffee
               1 Quart of Milk
               1 Quart of OJ

6/9 - Muffin Melt Sandwiches
               5 - Bacon 5- Sausage 3- Ham
               Sausage Links
               Fresh Fruit
               Oatmeal + Brown Sugar + Raisins
               2 Gallons of Regular Coffee
               1 Gallon Decaf Coffee
               1 Quart of Milk
               1 Quart of OJ

6/16 - Breakfast Burritos + Salsa
               5 - Bacon 5- Sausage 5- Veggie
               Sausage Links
Donuts/Pastries
Yogurt + Granola + Mixed Berries
2 Gallons of Regular Coffee
               1 Gallon Decaf Coffee
               1 Quart of Milk
               1 Quart of OJ
 
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