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Notes 9/3
- If you haven’t
thought about joining Ro-
tary in a while, today was
a perfect example of why
you should consider it. It
was a fun filled summer
day at The Greens of Le-
Roy for ourmeeting.
Ann Birmingham from
The Perry Rotary Club
joined us today. Amber
Johnson and John Stanley
fromTheWolf Foundation
were also in attendance.
Therewere several announce-
ments today. TheRotaryFamily
Picnic will be at Bob Bennett’s
homeonSeptember14th starting
at noon. The Past President’s
Dinner will be at The Stafford
CountryClubonJuly16that6:00
pm. RotaryEuchreNightwill be
heldatTheLeRoyHouseat7pm
on September 20th. This event
is open to Rotarians & guests.
President Randy also gave us
a “save the date” for our Area
14 Christmas Party on January
2, 2015 at Terry Hills, and was
also looking for volunteers for a
RotarySignRestorationCommit-
tee. The committee’s goalwould
be to fix the Rotary signs when
entering LeRoy from the south,
east andwest.
As per the tradition started by
AlbertTownsendmanyyearsago,
we serenaded Larry Boylan for
his birthday. TracyFord, Lauren
Humphrey, Bruce Baker, Tony
Gugino,TimMoag, JoeGiannet-
tino, andChristineGephartwere
all calledon formissedmeetings.
It was a rowdy fining ses-
sion today. Randy Vink gave an
outstanding vocal performance
duringhisfiningofLynnFreeman
for a recent vacationpicture. Joe
Giannettinowas fined for teach-
ingJudoatLeRoyCentralSchool
on Tuesdays and Thursdays this
upcoming school year. Bruce
Bakerpaidup forsomeprolonged
home repairs. MarciaMcKenzie
was fined for some delegationof
secretarial duties. Tony Gugino
was fined for a recent trip to
France. Scott McCumisky was
fined for the return of some of
his lost property. Finally, Sam
Vagg & Tracy Ford were called
on foragirl’sweekendatHoliday
Valley. TheGirls avoidedfining
bywooingPresidentRandywith
incredible gifts & baked goods
fromAmishCountry.
JerryMcCullough introduced
ourprogram today.Amber John-
son & John Stanley from The
Wolf Foundation was our pro-
gram today. Amber Johnson,
Director of Development, start-
ed the program by giving an
overview of all the wonderful
services theWolf Foundationof-
fers.Services includedaffordable
senior housing, assistance for
individuals with developmental
disabilities, andhelpingveterans
transitionback into theircommu-
nities. OperationEnduringFree-
domVeteran, JohnStanley, spoke
ofhow important theseprograms
were to him after he returned
from service in theMiddle East.
He spokeof the issues somevet-
erans have following discharge
from themilitary, andhow some
needed long term services are
not always available through
theVeteransAdministration. For
more information on The Wolf
Foundation, please visit:
LikeusonFacebookat“Rotary
Club of LeRoy”
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Weekly programs –September 22 –November 10
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Preschool StoryTime for
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Tuesdays
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September 23 –
November 18
(no class on
Tuesday,
November 11)
Stories, games,
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