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President's Message
Ellen MacFarlane
What kind of link are you in our Rotary chain?  Are you the member who is active and volunteers to help with various projects?  Or are you the passive member who just comes to lunch a couple times a month?  You have a good time, and you pay your dues on time.  Is that enough?  Nobody wants to be seen as the weak link, and Rotary is so much more than a weekly lunch meeting.  We are neighbors, community leaders, and global citizens uniting for the common good in our local community and throughout the world.  You can support our local projects through Fall Into Comedy, our annual fundraiser.  Buy a table and invite friends and neighbors to join you for a night of entertainment.  If you cannot attend, consider being an in-kind donor.  We need YOU and your support.
 
 
 
 
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Put a Smile on Mathilde's Face

 

Bring Your Check for Polio Plus

Our Rotary Exchange student from Denmark helped International Director, Holly Bern, in collecting checks for Polio Plus.  They will be back this Tuesday, so remember to bring your checkbook.  Donations to Polio Plus count toward your total for Paul Harris Recognition.  Make your check out to: The Rotary Foundation and write Polio Plus in the Memo line.  If every member wrote a check for just $25, we would reach our goal for the year.  

Join Us on Tuesday

Join us on Tuesday to hear Carole Stuebe and Mary Survis from Portal, Inc.  Portal, Inc. is a not-for-profit, 501(c)(3) agency that has been in continuous operation serving adult citizens with developmental disabilities since 1965. Portal has a proud history of advocating for and supporting residents of Ozaukee County. Today, Portal serves more than 200 people with disabilities, providing the supports and experiences to live more fulfilling and meaningful lives.
 
 

 What Do Catering, Retail, and Manufacturing Have in Common? 

Ozaukee Economic Development Assists All Area Businesses

T-M Rotarian Roger Kirgues introduces Kathleen Schilling from Ozaukee Economic Development.  Roger serves on the Board of Economic Development in Ozaukee County. 

Kathleen Schilling works directly with businesses to find property and financial assistance, retain jobs, and connect them with the community.

Wilma Bonaparte, Vice-president of MATC North Campus, with Kathleen Schilling.  OED partners with MATC to provide courses for county businesses.

Ozaukee Economic Development completed 6 projects in the past 12 months with an impact of 600 new jobs.  Contact Kathleen at Ozaukeebusiness.org 

Upcoming Events
Board Meeting
Ozaukee Country Club
Sep 20, 2016 11:00 AM
 
Fall Into Comedy
River Club of Mequon
Oct 13, 2016
6:00 PM – 9:30 PM
 
Upcoming Speakers
Sep 20, 2016
 
Oct 04, 2016
 
Oct 18, 2016
 
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Russell Hampton
National Awards Services Inc.
Sage
Meeting Responsibilities
Pledge
 
9/27
Holtz, Rob
 
Prayer/Inspiration
 
9/20
Vertz, Tim
 
9/27
Von Rueden, Anthony
 
Greeter
 
9/20
Locke, Andrew
 
9/27
Lysaught, James
 
If you cannot fulfill your responsibility, please make arrangements for someone else to take your place.