Quincy Rotary
Bulletin

Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2022

 
Welcome to another issue of our weekly bulletin! Find out who our upcoming speakers are, what we covered during the last weekly meeting, and learn more about our Member of the Week.
Mark your calendars
Let's hope you all saw Darren's message about the Annual Quincy Rotary Ugly  Christmas Sweater Party being a lunch meeting - not an evening Social - on Monday, December 19. The prize this year is still the same! Seen in the pic of the 2021 winner David Little - an Autographed photo of Richard Stockton to be hung on some suitable wall or stored in a closet for next year's lucky winner!
 
And don't forget this Monday's December 12 meeting will feature Crafts by Local Artists. Bring your cash!
Announcements - A Winning Gift
The 50/50 Raffle Tickets are Available - and just in time for Christmas! What a perfect gift to put under the tree for family and friends. Pick yours up at the meeting this Monday, December 12 or on Monday, December 19 in time for Christmas. Jeb H. also has them available at the Quincy Branch of Plumas Bank. Every Rotarian needs to sell at least 5 tickets - or pay the price! 
Share the Local Love Say Last Week's Guests
Amy Carey from Quincy Provisions (et al) shared the floor with Tara and Joe McKeown owners of a new shop - Comfort Creations. Amy, Tara and Joe have established shops within shops, sharing retail space with others, to market a wider variety of goods and share the costs to make a profit. At Amy's store, buyers can grab a coffee or lunch, yummy baked goods, gifts and candy - lots of chocolate candy! Tara and Joe in the past went to craft fairs throughout California and Nevada selling their leatherwork like belts and wallets. Tiring of the heavy lifting and long drives, they found a small building on Lawrence Street and invited other crafters to rent spaces where they can sell their quilts, knitted hats, jewelry, lotions and potions. Both are examples of One Stop Shopping. Stop by and spend locally. Both shops rely on us local buyers to support them. So Keep the Lights on in Downtown Quincy! As Amy Carey put it, "Share the Local Love!"
Member of the Week
Mike Summerfield, here with his beautiful
wife Shari in their (Ugly) Sweaters, is quiet
about his contributions to Quincy Rotary,
but he is not unnoticed. Let's thank him for keeping us all accounted for in his role at club secretary
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