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Service Above Self

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Racine Country Club
2801 Northwestern Av.
Racine, WI 53404-2247
United States of America
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This week we will have our meeting on Thursday night, March 23rd, from 5-7 at Racine Country Club (no Friday meeting). The meeting on Thursday will be a joint meeting with RAMAC and will be held at RCC's "Billows Lodge."

 

 

 

 

More stuff needed to fill any Belize bound "one way" suitcases to be delivered to Larry Vail:

 

 

Any school items that would lend themselves to a classroom in Belize are welcome and appreciated.

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At our March 17th Friday morning Rotary meeting the following Rotarians were honored for their long-standing service. A service award was presented to them. Congratulations all!!!

 
John Crimmings                  6/1/75
Tim Crawford                      6/1/75
Dave Easley                        2/1/76
Norris Richardson               7/1/77
Charlie Rice                        5/1/86    
Randy Moles                       6/1/86
Frank Sterbin                       4/2/86
Don Van Winkle                  3/1/87
Steen Sanderhoff                 6/1/88
 
As you may know, our Racine Founder's Rotary Club is offering five, $2000, one-year college scholarships to students graduating from Racine High Schools. The scholarship deadline is March 31st and we need more applications! If you know of a high school guidance counselor, high school senior, or parents/friends of high school seniors... PLEASE ENCOURAGE THEM TO APPLY! 
 
They can apply and get more information on our website: https://racinerotary.org/dennis-barry-strive-scholarship 
 
The Dennis Barry Strive Scholarship is intended for students who began their high school career with grades that did not reflect their potential but by their senior year have shown significant improvement in their academic ability.
 
Thank you,
 
Ashley Staeck
Strive Scholarship Committee Chair