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Vol. 81, Number 23 June
11, 2009 Editor:
John Shannon jms@mlsattorneys.com
PANCAKE
BREAKFAST – JUNE 21: Sell those tickets, mark your calendars, we are on
the eve of our “main” event.
* As important to our success as ticket sales and a
great tasting breakfast are the Friday and Saturday set up, plus the Monday
break down. Please, plan to
spend some time to set up & break down.
* Advance ticket sales are the best ticket sales;
the money is in the drawer -- solid insurance against rainy weather!
* Sue Keefe
is our keeper of the exchequer; get your sales $$$ to Sue in an envelope, with
contents & your name noted.
* Rotarians cannot pull off the day unaided,
non-Rotarian volunteers are a big part of this event. Solicit helpers!
* Sold your tickets, need more? Contact Chuck O’Neil; LESS THAN TWO WEEKS REMAINING
TO SELL YOUR SOCKS OFF!
Last Week: John Salatte gave an observation of
autistic students and the SCS’s efforts to provide
meaningful education, understanding, and awareness of this seemingly increasing
malady, including community costs.
This Week: Club Assembly Dinner meeting @ 6:30 / Rotarians only. The June
board meeting is @ 5 P.M.
Benediction
& Atonement: This Thursday Cheryl Silvestrini will present our invocation. And hopefully our good Dr. Patil
will perform a pain free & “less than surgical” atonement of Fines and
Happy $$$ separation of money from its owners.
Next Week: Pancake Breakfast
Organization Meeting led by Robin Jowaisas & Chuck O’Neil – until then, keep
selling!
Of note: From all at Rotary, our
sincerest condolences to Jack Hyatt
& family at the passing of his sister Eleanor.
Rotary Club
Flags & Memorabilia: Globe hopping SRC’s Ward Vuillemot is asking that vistarian’s gifts of their club flags and memorabilia be
given to him before our Pancake Breakfast so they may be displayed along with
the many others.
Exchequer
& Preparation: Todd May, John May & Brad
McLennan will take our money at the door& conduct our weekly “draw for
the queen” 50/50. On June 18th, it will be Jim Messenger, John O’Sullivan, & Bunt Osborne.
If you will be among the missing, please get a substitute!
Golf Truths and Humor
“You drive for show, but putt for dough.” Sam Snead
“Win just 20% of the time and you are
the best.” Jack Nicklaus
“The player with the fastest cart never
plays from a bad lie.”
Mickey Mantle
“A ball retriever is never long enough
to extract the putter from a tree.” Brian Weis
“I was three over, one over a house, one
over a patio & one over a pool.” George
Brett
“There is no similarity between golf
& putting, they are two different games.” Ben Hogan
“It’s not how, it’s how many!” An Unknown Wise Old Duffer