Business Meeting tonight. Membership: Lou DiPrima is working with a new potential member; more info in the near future. Jim Kozlowski & Elena Barbone will join the membership committee. Shawn Giltner has returned as a member of our club. Welcome back, Shawn! Location Venue: We will meet at Cobblestone on Main (109 West Main St., Webster) next week (April 27). Some members mentioned that Pasta Villa has a new room we may want to check out. Earth Day: April 30th from 9:30-11:30 - need more volunteers to help clean up the town. See President Lynn if you can help. Wine Competition: April 23 & 24. We have 12 volunteers so should be all set but see Tom Kosanke if you want to help. Haccamo Playhouse: The "plywood" committee is working to secure and apply the plywood before the paint and decorating committee can start. Drawdown Dinner: will be held May 26th 6pm at Ridgemont Country Club. Ticket is $100 and dinner is $50 per person. Thanks to Dave Shaheen for making arrangements and Lee Steinfeldt is creating the tickets. See Dave to reserve tickets and/or make payments. The dinner is a Prime Beef/Chicken French buffet. Cash bar. The May 25th weekly meeting will be cancelled due to the Drawdown the next day. High School Scholarships: West Irondequoit scholar info has been received. Still waiting on East Irondequoit and Bishop Kearney. Tentative date for Scholarship Dinner is June 22nd. Paul Harris +: The Paul Harris Committee will present members who have achieved their PH+ pins via contributions to the Rotary Foundation at the May 11th weekly meeting. Rotary Youth Leadership Award (RYLA): We currently have an applicant from West Irondequoit High School that will attend the leadership training at Finger Lakes Community College and possibly another applicant from East Irondequoit. Changeover Dinner: this year's dinner hosted by incoming President Kim Miranda will be at the Sweet Briar Lodge (2888 Ridgeway Ave.) on Tuesday June 28th. Cost is $50 per person for Buffet dinner and cash bar. Strategic Plan: President Lynn reviewed all the top priority items highlighted on her separate email to the club members. There was a short discussion on each item along with volunteers to get started on the work needed to accomplish these tasks. Some are short term and easy and others are longer term and require much more effort. We will continue to review progress on each as they go forward. Norb Rappl Memorial: The club is planning for a memorial at Camp Eastman with a goal to have it ready by the Steak Roast in August. Tom Kosanke is heading up this effort. Beer Competition: Our club will likely have 5-7 cases of beer to use as a fundraiser or sell at $50 per case. If interested, see Tom Kosanke. Quote of the Week by Steven Wright: A clear conscience is usually a sign of bad memory. |