YAKIMA SUNRISE ROTARY

CLUB MANUAL

2008/2009

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SUNRISE ROTARY CLUB

MANUAL

INDEX

SECTION DESCRIPTIONOfficers & Board Names and Phone Numbers of Officers and

Board Members

Service Activities Projects and Service Activities for the Year

Goals, Objectives & Activities Club and Committee Goals

Committee Assignments Listing of Members on Each Committee

Budget Operating Budget

Charity Fund Projected Allocations and Past Allocations

Calendar of Events Preliminary Schedule of events

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YAKIMA SUNRISE ROTARYOFFICERS AND BOARD

2008-2009

OFFICERSPRESIDENT DONNA SORENSEN 454-2411PRESIDENT ELECT SHANE PIERONE 453-0351VICE PRESIDENT RICK WEAVER 575-4024TREASURER KEN WILLMS 248-2831SECRETARY PAT LEAHY 575-0290ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY/TREASURER TONY SAGARE 248-6691

BOARD OF DIRECTORSKEN IRWIN 1st YEAR YOUTH PROGRAMSDAVE MCFADDEN 1st YEAR CLUB SERVICE BDEL MILES 1st YEAR COMMUNITY SERVICE ADOUG HAHN 2nd YEAR CLUB SERVICE CAMANDA MCCABE 2nd YEAR INTERNATIONAL SERVICE JIM PETERSON 2nd YEAR VOCATIONAL SERVICEJASON RAY 2nd YEAR COMMUNITY SERVICE-B

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YAKIMA SUNRISE ROTARYSERVICE ACTIVITIES

Community Service Environment

Yakima Chamber of Commerce Clean-up Green-up Campaign – pick-up litter in the downtown area

Adopt a Highway Program – pick-up litter along I-82 Operation Harvest – Collect canned food donation for the local food banks. Operation Santa Claus – Distribute toys to needy children Camp Prime Time – maintain a cabin that we adopted for the Camp Prime Time

organization Abandoned Senior Support – Adopt an Nursing Home, provide Christmas presents to

residence and gather for singing on Friday’s at noon. Continue provide volunteers for the Gap to Gap – a local relay race that provides funding

for the Yakima Greenway

Vocational Service Vocation Day – High school students listen to an inspirational speaker talk about

careers or dreams, etc and then the students visit a Rotarian’s business to find out about career opportunities.

Group Study Exchange – Host a GSE Group from a foreign country Speech Contest – Annual speech contest for high school students to speak on the Four

Way Test. Scholarships are awarded. RYLA – Sponsor a student to attend Rotary Leadership Conference

International Service Youth Exchange – Host 1-2 exchange students GSE – Host group study exchange group

Club Service Club Fitness and Health – Provide information and motivation to members to exercise

and live healthy lives. Club History – Publish various historical facts regarding Yakima Sunrise Club Manual – a summary of goals and objectives of the club and a description of

each committee Social events – Organize lots of opportunities to enjoy fellowship with club members,

such as the following events: Golf Tournament, Moonlight Hike, Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner, Skip Out and Ski, the Annual Dinner for out-going President, in addition to several other potluck, BBQ Events and/or Dinner events.

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YAKIMA SUNRISE ROTARYGOALS & OBJECTIVES

CLUB SERVICE A

Attendance: Increase average attendance to 80% Notify members below 60% Reinforce attendance requirement Encourage Make-ups, inform members of E-Club make-ups Recognition of perfect attendance at the annual meeting

Classification: Survey open classifications by August 30 Classify all new members Present open classifications to Board and Membership Committee

Membership: Net increase of 4 new members Review classification survey and determine areas of concentration for membership

growth. Regular reminders to the club on sponsoring new members Work with the public relations committee to promote Sunrise Rotary as a service

opportunity.

Rotary Information: Orient new members Provide information to club members on the monthly Rotary theme Organize periodic rotary information meetings Provide an educational /orientation process for new members which effectively

stimulates enthusiasm on the part of new members in the general concepts of Rotary

Audit: Audit prior year club finances by the end of January

Club Fitness & Health: Develop a fun program to help club members stay fit and healthy Conduct periodic programs and/or announcements that highlights benefits of healthy

living and balanced diet.

CLUB SERVICE B

Sergeant at Arms: Maintain level of fun and raise additional funds for the club—be creative! Keep sergeant programs to a maximum of 5-7 minutes

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If needed, make sure the meeting room is properly set-up Remind members to keep the humor clean and politically correct

Program: Continue to provide interesting and informative programs (anything current and/or

controversial, anything that has to do with people working to improve the valley, health and wealth related topics, interactive programs, real-life stories, etc.)

Refrain from having programs that have a political platform, school levy presentations, self-promotion.

Plan programs at least 3-4 weeks in advance Provide upcoming programs to the bulletin committee and inform Program chair &

President

Greeter/Invocation: Schedule club members for greeter and invocation on a timely basis Email monthly or quarterly greeter/invocation schedule to members. Send email or phone reminders one to two days before scheduled date. Committee chair should be prepared to stand in or find a replacement should member not

show.

Roster: Accumulate and maintain current membership information Quarterly email reminders to members asking for updated information Send reminders to members annually to obtain or update pictures Coordinate collection of information for Rotary book

Ways and Means: Uncover new ways to raise additional funds through club activities Lotto – consider purchasing a Rotary item once a month to raffle off Super Lotto – maintain current accounting of the pot size Paul Harris frames & other fund raisers

CLUB SERVICE C

Allocations: Continue to evaluate and recommend to the Board qualified charitable programs for

funding from the Charities fund. Locate and evaluate new charitable program(s) to allocate the additional funds we raised

in the raffle last year Make awards to the charitable organizations at the club meetings Report allocations in the bulletin on a regular basis with a description of the program

funded.

Bulletin: Publish the bulletin at least twice a month Publish information from the various active committees Maintain a calendar of events Publish awards and recognitions

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Email or distribute bulletin to all members President’s column at least once a quarter

Historian: Develop and publish a written history of the club Committee members to each write one historical article regarding our club to be

published in the bulletin

Public Relations: Develop a PSA regarding Sunrise Rotary activities and the opportunities for service Coordinate with other committees to publicize projects and events. Publicize involvement in significant events and get the word out in the community about

Rotary

Social: Maintain a fun, active and well-rounded social calendar Publish the social calendar in the club bulletin Promote social events at weekly meetings…make it fun to spark interest…be descriptive

of what to expect at the event for newer members. For Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner, have long-time member invite new member to event Coordinate with the Ways and Means Committee if a new social/fundraiser is planned Work with past President to plan annual dinner

COMMUNITY SERVICE A

Community Service: Plan one new significant community service “hands on” project for membership

involvement If funding needed for a new project, present the project to the Ways and Means

Committee and Board as soon as possible Accumulate and evaluate a list of potential community projects for future consideration This committee is responsible for Camp Prime Time coordination Coordinate with the Public Relations committee to promote Sunrise Rotary.

Environment: Continue to participate in Clean-up Green-up and to maintain the area along I-82 that

we have adopted Publish work dates in the club bulletin Coordinate with the Public Relations Committee to promote club activities

Raffle: Equal or exceed last years raffle sales Hold a draft night to select raffle teams Promote active participation by all members in sales of raffle tickets Schedule and coordinate sale venues for member sale opportunities Keep membership apprised of progress….make it fun Coordinate with the Social Committee for a club celebration

Rotary Trust:

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Promote Yakima Rotary Trust activities

COMMUNITY SERVICE B

Operation Harvest: Work jointly with the Downtown and Southwest Rotary Clubs in the collecting of donated

food items for local food banks

Operation Santa Claus: Coordinate with a local organization to obtain list of needy children and their Christmas

wish-lists Apply for grant funds from District to help fund this program Enlist members to shop and help distribute presents to children Develop and inform members of schedule for bike assembly/repair Coordinate with the Public Relations committee to promote Sunrise Rotary

Memorial Service Scholarship: Award a $1000 scholarship to a high school student who exemplifies the Rotary motto of

Service Above Self Coordinate with the Public Relations committee to promote Sunrise Rotary

Abandoned Senior Support: Identify seniors without family and provide outreach and meet identified needs especially

at Holidays Promote monthly singing gatherings at adopted Nursing Home Coordinate with the Public Relations committee to promote Sunrise Rotary

INTERNATIONAL SERVICE

Rotary Foundation: Total Annual Programs Fund goal equal to $100 per active member annually and

Permanent Fund goal of $1,000 Educate members about the Rotary Foundation Encourage support of the Rotary Foundation, $100 per member every year Encourage support of the Permanent Fund

World Community Service: Develop at least one new World Community Service project Fund and implement one or two World Community Service projects during the year

VOCATIONAL SERVICE

Vocation Day: Send out notifications/invites to Yakima Valley high school advisors 6-8 weeks prior to

Vocation Day Obtain a broad representation of students from Yakima Valley high schools and a broad

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representation of businesses for the students to visit Retain a motivational speaker to speak to the students before visiting local businesses.

Group Study Exchange: Participate in hosting GSE team Try to arrange a weekly program including the GSE team. Consider organizing an event with the GSE team so that we can get to know them

YOUTH PROGRAMS

Youth Exchange: Sponsor at least one inbound and one outbound student from our club and share an

additional student inbound and outbound with the other Yakima rotary clubs Develop an inbound student calendar and encourage members to sign-up to take the

student on an outing/dinner in order to get to know the student Post outbound student letters/postcards in the bulletin

Speech Contest: Send out invitations to Yakima Valley high school advisors about 6 weeks prior to Speech

Contest day Select at least five quality high school students to give a speech on the Rotary themes of

Service Above Self and/or the Four Way Test. Award Scholarships to the finalists Consider moving to February to increase participation of high school seniors

RYLA/Student Visitation: Sponsor one student to the District 5060 RYLA program Inform club members and schools about RYLA Present a qualified candidate to the Board by April 1 Survey area schools for interest in Student Visitation at weekly meetings

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SUNRISE ROTARY COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS08-09

CLUB SERVICE ASHANE PIERONE

ATTENDANCEJIM GIBBONS, CHAIR BOB BADER MIKE GILMOREHOWARD MOORE ROY ROBECK JANET ROY-KNAUTZJOHN VORNBROCK

CLASSIFICATIONMARK LITTLETON, CHAIR DON JORDAN JAKE JUNDTCURTIS KING DALE MILLER JANET ROY-KNAUTZJEFF SMITH TIM THORNELL JOHN VORNBROCK

MEMBERSHIPJAKE JUNDT, CHAIR DAVE COTE PAT LEAHYBRUCE MOORER HAL POWELL

ROTARY INFORMATIONSHANE PIERONE, CHAIR JIM GIBBONS JIM PINNELLDONNA SORENSEN JOHN VORNBROCK

AUDIT TODD LEINBACH, CHAIR PAM CLEAVER RONDA IDEJIM PERKINS CHRIS RIVARD

CLUB FITNESS & HEALTH JEANETTE STEARNS, CHAIR ROD FITCH SUE PRICEJASON RAY ED REINHART CHRIS RIVARDTONY SAGARE CORDAY TRICK

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CLUB SERVICE BDAVE MCFADDEN

SERGEANT AT ARMSROY ROBECK, CHAIR JIM BARTH ALAN COTTLEJIM GIBBONS JIM GIVAN CHARLIE HINESMIKE MILFORD PAT O’CONNOR HAL POWELLJASON RAY JANET ROY-KNAUTZ NELA SHEPPARD

PROGRAMDAVE COTE, CHAIR KRIS BELL JIM GIBBONSRONDA IDE AMANDA MCCABE DAVE MCFADDENMIKE MILFORD JIM PINNELL DEL RANKINED RINEHART MARK VAN KOMMER

GREETER/INVOCATIONBELINDA GONZALEZ, CHAIR JIM BARTH KRIS BELLSHERI BROCKWAY KAILAN DUNN CHARLIE HINESPAUL KASCHMITTER DALE MILLER BRUCE MOORERCARLOS OLIVERAS NELA SHEPPARD CORDAY TRICKMARK UHLMAN

ROSTERPAUL KASCHMITTER, CHAIR JEFF ENRIGHT JEFF LOUMANPAT O’CONNOR

WAYS AND MEANSMARK VAN KOMMER, CHAIR JEFF BIGELOW DAVE ELOFSONKEN FLAKS DOUG HAHN RONDA IDEDAN KECK TIM MCGREE BRUCE MOORERTIM MORRIS PAT O’CONNOR JOHN ROTHENBUELERJEFF SMITH MICHAEL THORNER MARK UHLMANKEN WILLMS

CLUB SERVICE CDOUG HAHN

ALLOCATIONSCHIIS RIVARD, CHAIR BOB BADER JEFF ENRIGHTROD FITCH MIKE GILMORE GARON JONESDON JORDAN JAKE JUNDT MARK LITTLETONTIM MCGREE JOEL PEARSON HAL POWELLDEL RANKIN ROD SCHULTZ MICHAEL THORNER

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BOB VERONTE

BULLETINMIKE MILFORD, CHAIR KEN FLAKS TIM MORRISJOEL PEARSON TONY SAGARE JEFF SMITHMICHAEL THORNOR

HISTORIANDEL RANKIN, CHAIR DAN KECK

PUBLIC RELATIONSDOUG HAHN, CHAIR SHELLEY DIX CARLOS OLIVERASSHANE PIERONE CURT VANGSTAD

SOCIALJIM PETERSON, CHAIR RALPH BERTHON CHRIS BROWNLARRY CACCHIOTTI DAVE COTE KAILAN DUNNJIM ENGEBRETSON DOUG HAHN PAT LEAHYJEFF LOUMAN AMANDA MCCABE TIM MORRISSHANE PIERONE HAL POWELL JASON RAYED RINEHART JEFF SCOTT DONNA SORENSENJEANETTE STEARNS RICK WEAVER

COMMUNITY SERVICE ADEL MILES

COMMUNITY SERVICEGARON JONES, CHAIR GEOFF BIGELOW CHRIS BROWNALAN COTTLE SHELLEY DIX JIM ENGEBRETSONKEN IRWIN MARK LITTLETON DAVE MCFADDENDEL MILES JIM PETERSON JOHN ROTHENBUELERANDREW SUNDQUIST MARK UHLMAN

ENVIRONMENTJOEL PEARSON, CHAIR KRIS BELL JEFF BRANTNERPAM CLEAVER KEN IRWIN DALE MILLERJIM PINNELL ANDREW SUNDQUIST CURT VANGSTAD

RAFFLEDEL MILES, CO-CHAIR JEFF SCOTT, CO-CHAIR RALPH BERTHONJEFF ENRIGHT CHARLIE HINES KEN IRWINHOWARD MOORE SUE PRICE

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ROTARY TRUSTJIM PINNELL, CHAIR JEFF LOUMAN DAVE MCFADDENJIM PETERSON

COMMUNITY SERVICE BJASON RAY

OPERATION HARVESTHOWARD MOORE, CHAIR JIM BARTH SHERI BROCKWAYCHRIS BROWN MIKE GILMORE CURTIS KINGDAVID MILLER ANDREW SUNDQUIST CORDAY TRICKBOB VERONTE

OPERATION SANTA CLAUSCURT VANGSTAD, CHAIR BOB BADER AMANDA MCCABETIM MCGREE DEL MILES SUE PRICEJANET ROY-KNAUTZ JEFF SCOTT JEANETTE STEARNSMARK VAN KOMMER BOB VERONTE

MEMORIAL SERVICE SCHOLARSHIPALAN COTTLE, CHAIR JEFF BRANTNER LARRY CACCHIOTTIROD FITCH TODD LEINBACH JIM PERKINSKEN WILLMS

ABANDONED SENIOR SUPPORTBELINDA GONZALEZ, CHAIR DAVID MILLER CURT VANGSTAD

INTERNATIONAL SERVICE AMANDA MCCABE

ROTARY FOUNDATIONRICK WEAVER, CHAIR CURTIS KING CARLOS OLIVARES

WORLD COMMUNITY SERVICESHELLEY DIX, CHAIR PAM CLEAVER GARON JONESTODD LEINBACH ED RINEHART

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VOCATIONAL SERVICEJIM PETERSON

VOCATION DAYJEFF BRANTNER, CHAIR DAVE MCFADDEN, VC GEOFF BIGELOWJIM ENGEBRETSON MIKE MILFORD JIM PERKINSJEFF SMITH TIM THORNELL BOB VERONTE

GROUP STUDY EXCHANGEJOHN ROTHENBUELER, CHAIR SHERI BROCKWAY LARRY CACCHIOTTIDAVE ELOFSON ROD FITCH

YOUTH PROGRAMSKEN IRWIN

YOUTH EXCHANGEROD SCHULTZ, CHAIR CHRIS BROWN BELINDA GONZALEZPAUL KASCHMITTER DEL RANKIN TONY SAGARERICK WEAVER

SPEECH CONTESTKRIS BELL, CHAIR RALPH BERTHON KAILAN DUNNKEN FLAKS CHARLIE HINESROY ROBECK NELA SHEPPARD TIM THORNELL

RYLASTUDENT VISITATIONDON JORDAN, CHAIR CURT VANGSTAD

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ASSIGNMENTS

LAST NAME CHAIR COMMITTEE 1 COMMITTEE 2 COMMITTEE 3 / 4BADER ALLOCATIONS ATTENDENCE OPERATION SANTABARTH GREETER OPERATON HARVEST SGT AT ARMSBELL SPEECH CONTEST ENVIRONMENT GREETER PROGRAMBERTHON RAFFLE SOCIAL SPEECH CONTESTBIGLOW COMMUNITY

SERVICEVOCATION DAY WAYS & MEANS

BRANTNER VOCATION DAY (C) ENVIRONMENT MEMORIAL SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP

BROCKWAY GREETER GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE

OPERATION HARVEST

BROWN COMMUNITY SERVICE

OPERATION HARVEST SOCIAL

CACCHIOTTI GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE

MEMORIAL SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP

SOCIAL

CLEAVER AUDIT ENVIRONMENT WORLD COMMUNITY SERVICE

COTE PROGRAM MEMBERSHIP SOCIALCOTTLE MEMORIAL SERVICE

SCHOLARSHIPCOMMUNTIY SERVICE

SGT AT ARMS

DIX WORLD COMMUNITY SERVICE

COMMUNITY SERVICE

PUBLIC RELATIONS

DUNN GREETER SOCIAL SPEECH CONTESTELOFSON GROUP STUDY

EXCHANGEWAYS & MEANS

ENGEBRETSON COMMUNITY SERVICE

SOCIAL VOCATION DAY

ENRIGHT ALLOCATIONS RAFFLE ROSTERFITCH ALLOCATIONS CLUB FITNESS &

HEALTHGROUP STUDY EXCHANGE

FLAKS BULLETIN SPEECH CONTEST WAYS & MEANSGIBBONS ATTENDANCE PROGRAM ROTARY INFORMATION SGT AT ARMSGILMORE ALLOCATIONS ATTENDANCE OPERATION HARVESTGIVAN DIST CONF SUPPORT SGT AT AR,SGONZALEZ ABANDONED SR

OUTREACH & GREETERYOUTH EXCHANGE

HAHN PUBLIC RELATIONS SOCIAL WAYS & MEANSHINES GREETER RAFFLE SGT OF ARMS / SPEECH

CONTESTIDE AUDIT PROGRAM WAYS & MEANSIRWIN COMMUNITY

SERVICEENVIRONMENT RAFFLE

JONES COMMUNITY SERVICE ALLOCATIONS WORLD COMMUNITY SERVICE

JORDAN RYLA/STUDENT EXCHANGE

ALLOCTIONS CLASSIFICATION

JUNDT MEMBERSHIP ALLOCATIONS CLASSIFICATIONKASCHMITTER ROSTER YOUTH EXCHANGEKECK HISTORIAN WAYS & MEANSKING CLASSIFICATION OPERATION HARVEST ROTARY FOUNDATIONLEAHY SECRETARY MEMBERSHIP SOCIALLEINBACH AUDIT MEMORIAL SERVICE

SCHOLARSHIPWORLD COMMUNITY SERVICE

LITTLETON CLASSIFICATION ALLOCATIONS COMMUNITY SERVICELOUMAN ROSTER ROTARY TRUST SOCIALMCCABE OPERATION SANTA PROGRAM SOCIALMCFADDEN VOCATION DAY (VC) PROGRAM ROTARY TRUSTMCGREE ALLOCATIONS OPERATION SANTA WAYS & MEANSMILES RAFFLE (CC) OPERATION SANTA COMMUNITY SERVICEMILFORD BULLETIN PROGRAM SGT AT ARMS VOCATION DAYMILLER, DALE CLASSIFICATION ENVIRONMENT GREETER

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MILLER, DAVID ABANDONED SR OUTREACH

OPERATION HARVEST SPEECH CONTEST

MOORE OPERATION HARVEST ATTENDANCE RAFFLEMOORER GREETER MEMBERSHP WAYS & MEANSMORRIS BULLETIN SOCIAL WAYS & MEANSO’CONNOR ROSTER SGT AT ARMS WAYS & MEANSOLIVARES GREETER PUBLIC RELATIONS ROTARY FOUNDATIONPEARSON ENVIRONMENT ALLOCATIONS BULLETINPERKINS AUDIT MEMORIAL SERVICE

SCHOLARSHIPVOCATION DAY

PETERSON, J SOCIAL COMMUNITY SERVICE

ROTARY TRUST

PIERONE PRESIDENT-ELECT ROTARY INFORMATION

SOCIAL PUBLIC RELATIONS

PINNELL ROTARY TRUST ENVIRONMENT PROGRAM ROTARY INFORMATIONPOWELL ALLOCATIONS MEMBERSHIP SGT @ ARMS & SOCIALPRICE CLUB FITNESS &

HEALTHOPERATION SANTA RAFFLE

RANKIN HISTORIAN ALLOCATIONS PROGRAM YOUTH EXCHANGERAY CLUB FITNESS &

HEALTHSGT AT ARMS SOCIAL

REINHART CLUB FITNESS & HEALTH

PROGRAM SOCIAL & WORLD COMMUNITY SERVICE

RIVARD ALLOCATIONS AUDIT CLUB FITNESS & HEALTH

ROBECK SGT AT ARMS ATTENDANCE SPEECH CONTESTROTHENBUELER GROUP STUDY

EXCHANGECOMMUNITY SERVICE

WAYS & MEANS

ROY-KNAUTZ ATTENDANCE CLASSIFCATION OPERATION SANTA & SGT AT ARMS

SAGARE ADMIN. SECRETARY BULLETIN CLUB FITNESS & HEALTH

YOUTH EXCHANGE

SCHULTZ YOUTH EXCHANGE ALLOCATIONS CLASSIFICATIONSCOTT RAFFLE (CC) OPERATION SANTA SOCIALSHEPPARD GREETER SGT AT ARMS SPEECH CONTESTSMITH BULLETIN VOCATION DAY WAYS & MEANSSORENSEN CLUB PRESIDENT ROTARY INFO SOCIALSTEARNS CLUB FITNESS &

HEALTHOPERATION SANTA SOCIAL

SUNDQUIST COMMUNITY SERVICE

ENVIRONMENT OPERATION HARVEST

THORNELL CLASSIFICATION SPEECH CONTEST VOCATION DAYTHORNER ALLOCATIONS BULLETIN WAYS & MEANSTRICK CLUB FITNESS &

HEALTHGREETER OPERATION HARVEST

UHLMAN COMMUNTIY SERVICE

GREETER WAYS & MEANS

VAN KOMMER WAYS & MEANS OPERATION SANTA PROGRAMVANGSTAD OPERATION SANTA ABANDONED SR

OUTREACHENVIRONMENT PUBLIC RELATIONS &

RYLA/STUDENT VISITSVERONTE ALLOCATIONS OPERATION HARVEST OPERATION SANTA /

VOCATION DAYVORNBROCK ATTENDANCE CLASSIFICATION ROTARY INFORMATIONWEAVER ROTARY FOUNDATION SOCIAL YOUTH EXCHANGEWILLMS TREASURER MEMORIAL SERVICE

SCHOLARSHIPWAYS & MEANS

SUNRISE ROTARYBUDGET

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Available Upon Request

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CHARITY FUNDALLOCATIONS

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

BOARD MEETINGSJULY, 2008 11

AUGUST 15SEPTEMBER 12

OCTOBER 10NOVEMBER 14DECEMBER 12

JANUARY, 2009 16FEBRUARY 13

MARCH 13APRIL 10

MAY 15JUNE 12

RAFFLE KICKOFF JULY GOLF TOURNAMENT/BBQLUAUDISTRICT GOV DINNER SEPT 2DISTRICT GOV MEETING SEPT 3MEETING @ FAIR SEPT 24RAFFLE DRAWING OCT 15RAFFLE CELEBRATIONCHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSECHRISTMAS PROGRAM DEC 24CLUB ASSEMBLY JAN 14

PRE-PETSPETSDISTRICT CONFERENCEDISTRICTASSEMBLY

SKIP OUT & SKIGUESS WHO’S COMING TO DINNERSPEECH CONTESTVOCATION DAYANNUAL DINNER JUNE 23

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