Welcome to another issue of our weekly bulletin! Find out about the Community Supper, last week's meeting, and next week's Assembly meeting.
QR Serves the Community Supper
Quincy Rotary served about 110 meals at Wednesday Night's Community Supper. The group was efficient with the help of Lisa who laid out workstations. We were an assembly line slicing, dicing and mixing veges for the Asian Chicken Salad. Though it was a hot, hot, night, the meal needed very little heat. The hardest job was the planning and shopping which Lisa, thankfully, did for the rest of us.
Mark Leonhardt's sons, Mitchell and Matt, helped serve the Community Supper with Lisa.
Hey - are these guys even working?
The menu was Lisa's vision. She bought the food, set-up stations and ran a smooth prep.
Monday's 4-H Livestock Preview
On Monday, Quincy Rotary previewed the 4'H'ers livestock projects - goats, pigs, lambs - which are slated for the Plumas/Sierra Livestock Auction on Sunday morning.
The 4-H members interacted with QR club members and gave overviews of their projects. The kids' interpersonal skills were top-notch. Rotarians learned a lot about different breeds of animals.
Head on out to Sunday's Auction and see these kids in action. They have put in a lot of work to get their animals ready for sale.
Johnathan shared info on raising a pig for 4-H.
Shane spiffed up himself and his pig to show to QR on Monday.
Vivienne's livestock animal is a lamb.
Sign-up to Become an Image Maker
This Monday is the annual QR Assembly where Rotarians can sign-up to help with Rotary projects like Youth Services, Community Service, Membership and Public Image. Take it from me, Public Image is a blast! Seriously though, I could use some assistants.
Unfortunately, I won't be at the meeting to sign-up all you prospective Public Image Makers. In fact, I won't be around to publish a weekly Bulletin next week. That's why I need help! So when I am gone, the ball doesn't drop. Same goes for all the other service areas QR handles.
So think about how you can best help Quincy Rotary this year to become Magical!