LEROYPENNYSAVER&NEWS - JUNE 14, 2015
8700LakeRd.
LeRoy, NY14482
(585) 768-2400
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LeRoy,NY14482
(585) 768-2400
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Notes 6/3/15
At last, the rain has left us and
wecanenjoy some sunshine.We
had no guests today. Announce-
ments included a reminder that
theLCCP is hosting their Spring
Celebration this Saturday, June
6th, from 11-4 at Trigon Park.
Martha Bailey needs books for
REAL (Rotary Excited About
Literature)andanyreadingbooks
can be dropped off at Tompkins
Bank of Castile (LeRoy) lobby.
June Dusen reminded us that
our Installation Dinner is June
24th and allRotarians havebeen
officially invited.
Therewerea fewmissedmeet-
ings to catch up on…Bob Ben-
nett,ChrisBiviano,BobCarlson ,
TomCox,MaryMargaretRipley
and Sam Vagg were all toting
make-ups while TimMoag and
RobMurray handed over Green
Cards. Carol Wolfe was back
from her brother’s wedding in
NewMexico and brought Presi-
dent Randy a bribe…er…gift of
a sing-a-longbook that isperfect
for twograndchildrenhe knows.
Carol is so thoughtful.
Fining iswindingdown for this
Rotaryyear andRandygotChris
Biviano for not being up on his
German.TomCoxcouldn’tguess
who’s birthday it was this year
(who could?), TimMoag gave
a valiant try on some US State
question while Mary Margaret
didn’t have the slightest idea on
whatgoes intoaMargarita.Mary
Youngwill probablyglanceover
her copy of The Rotarian from
now on and we’ll bet David
Grayson has a great trivia ques-
tion inhispocket foranotherday.
The tables turned on President
RandywhenPastPresidentBruce
Baker bet him he couldn’t name
the days of the week that start
with“T”.Apparently,“everyday,
ifyoudon’tdrinkcoffee”wasnot
LeRotary
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what Bruce had inmind.
Another time-honored Ro-
tary tradition is the “Birthday
Speech”. After they have spent
some time as a club member,
Rotarians are asked to give 5-10
minute talk about themselves.
Usually, theymight have½hour
toprepare! Todayweheard from
ScottMcCumiskeywhohas lived
and worked in the area most of
his life. Scott operates his own
business andhasbeenmarried to
hiswifeRowenasinceMay22nd!
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