LEROYPENNYSAVER&NEWS -NOVEMBER 15, 2015
Notes: 11/4/2015
It was unseasonably warm
for our weekly gathering today.
Following the Pledge, Prayer,
andFourWayTest,webeganour
meeting.
There were many announce-
ments today.November6th is the
FoundationDinneratSalvatore’s,
there will be a Board Meeting
on November 11th at 11 am at
the Greens, November 13th is
Rotary Night at Batavia Downs,
November 15th is the Pancake
Breakfast at theK of C, LeRoy
Rotary Holiday Party is January
2nd, andArea14Party isJanuary
9th at TerryHills. President Tony
reminded the group that No-
vember is Every Rotarian Every
Year, and topleasedonate toThe
RotaryFoundation.
Jim Ellison & Jerry Mc-
Cullough were called on for
missed meetings. Larry Boylan
was fined for a recent “Thelma
& Louise” trip with Past Presi-
dent Lynn Freeman. Jim Ellison
was fined for a beautiful Rotary
license plate cover. Scott Mc-
Cumiskey, Jerry McCullough,
Ben Deragon, and Mary Young
were all fined for pictures at last
weekend’s Appliance Raffle.
BruceBakerwas recognized (and
fined) for 52 years in the Rotary
Club of LeRoy, andAnil Sawh-
ney for 38 years.
Bob Bennett reported on this
year’s Appliance Raffle. This
was one of the most successful
fundraisers to date, as we netted
over $11,000. We shattered the
previousrecordfor turkey&wine
raffles by having 38 (previous
record was 31). Profits from the
Appliance Raffle are utilized to
support funding requests from
local not forprofit organizations.
Bob then recognized top ticket
sellers for the event:
25Tickets: JuneDusen
33Tickets: LaurenHumphrey
35Tickets: RandyVink
37Tickets: CarolWolfe
101Tickets: BobSullivan
124Tickets: TomMcGinnis
227Tickets: BobBennett
231Tickets:MarthaBailey
President Tony Gugino then
thankedBobBennett forhiscon-
tinuedserviceon thisevent.After
our weekly raffle, our meeting
was adjourned.
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LeRoy” onFacebook.
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