November 11 will be your opportunity to learn about the status of polio eradication.

 

You will be inspired to continue to support the End Polio Now effort as you listen to stories told by Gretchen Bren.

Max Graves, Executive Director Center for Legal immigration Assistance (CLIA) provided us a look into his organization. He pointed out that, though there is a great deal of controversy about illegal immigrants, the focus of his organization is to help with the legal immigration process.

Rotary International has challenged all Rotary Clubs to find innovative ways to raise funds for the End Polio Now efforts.

Rotary District 5650 has established a team of bicycle riders to compete against other teams around the world.

Lincoln South Rotary Club will offer Nuts, Candy and Coffee products again this year for the Holidays. 

 

Funds are used to support our community service projects such as the Dictionary program and high school scholarships.

 

With this fundraiser, club members can pre-order products to sell*, or you can just place orders as you make sales. Orders placed by Noon on Tuesdays will be available at Rotary that same Friday.

Lincoln South Rotary Club and Rotaract Club Members support the Annual Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign.

 

This year:

Saturday, December 3, 10:00A - 4:00 (1 hour shifts)

Super Saver 2th & Pine Lake

Club Coordinator is Dave Hilsabeck (dbhilsabeck@hotmail.com).

Mark your calendars and plan to attend the annual Lincoln South Rotary Club Holiday Party on December 10, 2016.

 

More details will be provided. You can also view the information posted on the website calendar.

President Wayne Moore announced that he and Rosita are moving to Kansas due to a job transfer. He resigned his position as president at the close of the Rotary meeting on Friday October 28. He will be located in Colby, Kansas.

 

Wayne will be a Regional Director for the Kansas State Extension and Research system working with faculty but also building relationships in communities. This will provide him the ability to get back to the ground level of the work that extension does while maintaining focus on the big picture.

 

We wish them well in their move and new endeavor.

These Rotarians first joined Rotary . . .

 

Nov 01 2004 - Clay Ehlers - Joined 12 years ago
Nov 01 1980 - John Herdman - First Joined 36 years ago
Nov 06 2015 - Dave Dietz - Joined 1 Year ago
Nov 17 2005 - Sue Nelsen-Merrill, Sue - First Joined 11 years ago