Birthdays this week: Ron Del Ciello 10.2, Patty Hernandez 10.2, Denise Webb 10.3, and Jim Cripe 10.8. Happy birthday, all!
President Mick Club Goal update: Membership of 100- we have 91 active and 4 Honorary, Polio Plus $2500- we have $605, Rotary Foundation Annual Fund 18,000- we have $3663, and Janesville Noon Rotary Foundation- $10,000
Dave Warren has sent out an invitation to the Second Supper Club Fellowship event on 10.23 at the Butterfly, Sign up and come get to know your fellow Rotarians over dinner!
Any past Presidents interested in helping Aaron with the nominating committee, let him know.
Have you signed up for Vocational Day with Steve S. on 10.15 yet? This is always an enjoyable way to visit a business with others- don't miss it!
You should have received your Save the Date card for our big Centennial Celebration on 12.6. SAVE THE DATE!!
Also save the Date for our Packer Party to Tackle Polio on 10.28 at Sneakers. This will include a meat raffle, Raffles, and the chance to win 2 tickets to a Packer game. Stay tuned for more details- we hope to raise $3000 to help eradicate Polio, and watch the Packers beat the Rams.
District 6250 One Summit 2018-19 is coming up on 10.24 in Fort Atkinson. You can register at www.rotary6250.org/OneRotarySummit2018. This is an opportunity to learn why and how Rotary is changing lives in our communities and around the world.
Raffle: Harris Thacher won the $33 pot. He graciously left the $33 JP to grow bigger.
Bill Boyd moderated questions for the 2 candidates running for Sheriff, Troy Knudson and Jude Maurer. The questions concerned merging the SWAT teams of Janesville, Beloit and Sheriff's department, how they would handle the arrests of an undocumented person, their opinion on the controversy (?) over K9 handlers taking home department cars, the factors influencing our crime rate (Addiction, homelessness, mental illness, employment), and why you? Both men are highly qualified, and as one Rotarian sitting next to me commented, "They agree on just about everything!" Please use their campaign educational platforms to learn more about each candidate so you can make an informed decision on election day!
Julia Hartwig enjoys volunteering through many outlets, including DECCA, her Church, our Corn Roast, JVA Basketball and Meals on Wheels. Her Clun involvement at Parker includes LINK and DECCA, and she has played Volleyball (2 yrs), Track(3 yrs) and Basketball, all on Varsity. She works as a Coach at the YWCA and competes with a Basketball team from Oshkosh. She enjoys friends, family, football, and will be attending UW Green Bay on a full Basketball scholarship.
Victoria Armstrong is a member of SHS, NHS, is an officer in the Russian Club and does a lot of community service through activities at Craig. She works at Daniels Sentry and belongs to a quilting group at a Church in Edgerton. She has played piano for 10 years. She plans to attend a UW school and obtain a teaching degree so she can teach History in High School some day.
Climb every mountainA Rotaractor ventures deep into her native Uganda with a polio vaccination team as part of Rotary’s newest virtual reality film, Two Drops of
