Next Week: Randy Parks, from Atlantic Health, will discuss the need for Advance Care Planning.
Last Week: Our New President, Charles Grotyohann, opened the meeting with the Pledge of Allegiance. We were lead in prayer by Alden Welch and John Cuozzo lead us in singing God Bless America, especially meaningful as we remember the victims of the Orlando shooting. Charles reminded everyone that the Ebay Program (donate items that you don’t use anymore for Alice to sell on Ebay) funds the Interact and Early Act programs. Please look in your closets and cabinets! The Fair is coming up fast...please sign up for two shifts at the Rotary Booth. riends and family are welcome to sign up too.
Guests: Augustus (Gus) Modla, Superintendent of Sussex Tech and a guest of Bob Walker, was welcomed by Jim Taylor.
Happy Dollars:
Denise Current reminisced about the weather and the lovely time had by all who attended the Garden Party last weekend at her house. She and David were very pleased to be honored as Paul Harris Fellows by Newton Rotary Club. The leftover food was donated to Manna House, which was really appreciated. She brought in the lovely flower arrangements made for the party by her gardener to sell and donate the profit back to Rotary.
Jim Taylor is happy for Charles’ first meeting as president.
It is Bob Walker's son’s birthday - turning 46!
Alden is happy for graduation. Charles is happy about great invocation to Alden.
Carolyn Ottenbreit is happy for her son’s exchange program in Oxford, England, and the opportunity it gave the rest of the family to spend the week in France!
Picture Fines: Picture fine to Helen Moch for a nice article in the New Jersey Herald about the 10th Anniversary of the Newton Holiday Inn, where Helen is General Manager. Congratulations Helen!
And a big thanks to Charlie's mom for this picture gem.
50/50: Bob Walker won the 50/50, but left the pot to grow.
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