Dear Sub-West Brothers & Sisters,
More great times were had a Sub-West this week! Paul Sinor did an encore performance with another Groaner. There may be a new sheriff in town. Don Gregory led us in Prayer, followed by Win Boyles with the Pledge to our Flag, and AG Ted Kirchharr with the 4-Way Test.
I had the great pleasure of presenting Jack Brown with a Paul Harris Fellowship Award assisted by PE John Stein. Jack is a great asset to Sub-West and we are proud he is in our club.
Happy Dollars were started by PP2 Ferd Salomon II because he was happy to be 80. PP Jerold Hall and John Boivin were both happy to make it to a meeting. Bob Spilman was still trumpeting Army. John Stein said Navy was still in the top 36. Andy Hinton’s Crimson Tide chalked another one up in the win column. And Bill Sheffield thinks Tennessee may yet play football this year. He was adamant they wouldn’t lose this week.
PP Bill Cleary introduced our Visitors and Guests. Visiting were Jay Windham, a guest Bill Cleary; Matt Johnson and Mike McAfee, both guests of visiting Rotarian Wayne Beasley of Morehead City, NC. Visiting Rotarians included PDG John Tice and PDG Ron Richards from Downtown; Dan Livingston from Pensacola North; and Lester Giese from North Hunterdon, NJ.
We celebrated one Rotarian anniversary this week with Braden Ball (13 years).
Mac Parker lit the crowd on fire and $1035 was contributed to the Dress the Prez for Polio Challenge bringing the total to $4097 and more than doubling our club’s goal of $2000! Thank you to each who donated to this worthy cause of Rotary International. I’ll wear something special to the next meeting. John Stein brought a proposal to the membership nominating Bobbye Carroll and Bill Cleary to the Sub-West Foundation Board. They were elected by the membership. Ronnie Arnold told us the next Report Card Night will be Monday, November 2nd. The grill team will be on hand at Ynestra Elementary School at 6:00pm. Please come out and support this great school event.
The Woolly Booger was Charter Member Huntley Johnson who simply raised terror in the room with $5.00 hits all around.
Jack Brown had the winning raffle ticket and drew the King of Hearts from a deck with only 40 cards left to miss out on a $531 pot.
The program was Capt Robert Turpin from the Marine Resources Division who gave us some great information on how our waterfront is maintained and how artificial reefs are formed.
Next week our program is a fashion show by me and the Dress the Prez committee. We will also talk about Polio.
Be blessed or be a blessing,
Rick
More great times were had a Sub-West this week! Paul Sinor did an encore performance with another Groaner. There may be a new sheriff in town. Don Gregory led us in Prayer, followed by Win Boyles with the Pledge to our Flag, and AG Ted Kirchharr with the 4-Way Test.
I had the great pleasure of presenting Jack Brown with a Paul Harris Fellowship Award assisted by PE John Stein. Jack is a great asset to Sub-West and we are proud he is in our club.
Happy Dollars were started by PP2 Ferd Salomon II because he was happy to be 80. PP Jerold Hall and John Boivin were both happy to make it to a meeting. Bob Spilman was still trumpeting Army. John Stein said Navy was still in the top 36. Andy Hinton’s Crimson Tide chalked another one up in the win column. And Bill Sheffield thinks Tennessee may yet play football this year. He was adamant they wouldn’t lose this week.
PP Bill Cleary introduced our Visitors and Guests. Visiting were Jay Windham, a guest Bill Cleary; Matt Johnson and Mike McAfee, both guests of visiting Rotarian Wayne Beasley of Morehead City, NC. Visiting Rotarians included PDG John Tice and PDG Ron Richards from Downtown; Dan Livingston from Pensacola North; and Lester Giese from North Hunterdon, NJ.
We celebrated one Rotarian anniversary this week with Braden Ball (13 years).
Mac Parker lit the crowd on fire and $1035 was contributed to the Dress the Prez for Polio Challenge bringing the total to $4097 and more than doubling our club’s goal of $2000! Thank you to each who donated to this worthy cause of Rotary International. I’ll wear something special to the next meeting. John Stein brought a proposal to the membership nominating Bobbye Carroll and Bill Cleary to the Sub-West Foundation Board. They were elected by the membership. Ronnie Arnold told us the next Report Card Night will be Monday, November 2nd. The grill team will be on hand at Ynestra Elementary School at 6:00pm. Please come out and support this great school event.
The Woolly Booger was Charter Member Huntley Johnson who simply raised terror in the room with $5.00 hits all around.
Jack Brown had the winning raffle ticket and drew the King of Hearts from a deck with only 40 cards left to miss out on a $531 pot.
The program was Capt Robert Turpin from the Marine Resources Division who gave us some great information on how our waterfront is maintained and how artificial reefs are formed.
Next week our program is a fashion show by me and the Dress the Prez committee. We will also talk about Polio.
Be blessed or be a blessing,
Rick
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