Welcome to another issue of our weekly bulletin! Find out about upcoming events, what we covered during last week's meeting, and who is our Member of the Week.
Calendar Tomorrow - Groundhog Fever Festival
Will Chuck Wood see his shadow?! Who will be the Honorary Mayor of Quincy? Will Johnny wear that hat?
Find out tomorrow at Quincy's annual Groundhog Fever Festival at the Plumas Co. Courthouse starting at 11 am.
Eat chili at the Chili Cook-off! Bring your kids or grandkids to the Kid Zone with mini-bikes, circus arts, face painting, and RC cars. Get your family and friends to buy more Quincy Rotary 50/50 Tickets!
The Quincy Rotary booth - seen here last year withBeth, Zoe & Karen K. - sells 50/50 Tickets and promotes the good work all you Rotarians do throughout the year.
$20 Lunches
Please note the $5 increase on weekly lunches. Food costs are rising for sure. But Backdoor Catering Company feeds us well and provides healthy, plentiful, and yummy meals every Monday. We will have to eat the increase in cost!
Last week's Candidates' Q & A
Plumas County SupervisorCandidates Greg Hagwood and Mimi Hall brought their "A" games to Quincy Rotary's Q & A session last Monday. Quincy Rotarians submitted some thoughtful questions and each candidate had equal time to answer. Topics included housing, insurance, fiscal issues and the Quincy economy. Hagwood's experience, as former Plumas County Sheriff and current supervisor, is in the criminal justice arena. Hall's experience is in public health serving as Public Health Director in Plumas County as well as Yolo and Santa Cruz counties.
The candidates expressed insight and commitment to the issues facing Quincy and Plumas County. Now we need to get out and vote!
Member of the Week
Steve Hill is doing a bang-up job in Youth Services, organizing the annual High School Speech and Music Contests. Keep up the good work!
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