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Meeting Notification - THURSDAY  October 13, 2022  7:00 AM Stevies Restaurant in Rice Lake

Good Afternoon!
 
Hope you are enjoying this beautiful day.  Reminding you that we are going to be trying out Stevie's Restaurant for a meeting location.  They are located on the corner of Freeman and Main - directly across from Jimmy Johns.  The Men's Club meets there on Tuesday mornings and I was told that they have efficient service and good food with a separate meeting area.  Please try to attend - we really would like to get everyone's input at the end of the month to decide our final meeting place.  
 
Last week there were 10 people representing our club on Thursday when our DG Dayle presented at Lehman's with the Noon Club. We had 7 members and 3 spouses/significant others.  Dayle gave an inspiring talk on how she got in to Rotary and how important this organization is to making improvements in our world. A couple of her points were that Rotarians are dreamers that do.  They work to make the world a better place.  She encouraged all of us to do those small things/actions that will get us closer to a more perfect world.  We may all be members of smaller clubs, but we are all part of a very large international global organization.  
 
A couple of updates:
- We will be discussing a donation of $500 to each of the county food pantrys. A couple of members are doing some follow up with Barron and Rice Lake to see if they are still in existance/need. Please share that information at our meeting.  
- Don will be coordinating a Ruby's Pantry volunteer opportunity - look for more info in January. 
- Rose Sales Tickets have been distributed.  Please contact me if you still need yours or need more.  Remember - this is one of our biggest fundraisers. Rose Day is October 27. $20 per dozen.  We will be running this the same as last year, what you sell you deliver(or the buyer comes in to the Mall on October 27 to pick their roses up).  We will also coordinate within our club for deliveries as well. 
 
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
These items may be subject to change depending on future meeting date/location.
 
UPCOMING PROGRAMS:  
Oct. 13 -  THURSDAY - 7:00 am Stevie's Restaurant (Main St. Rice Lake - the former Happy Hour Bar - directly across from Jimmy Johns/Dominos Pizza)  Jim 
Oct 17      Monday, Board Meeting location TBD
Oct. 18 - TUESDAY -  7:00 am Seasons Cafe in Barron (1/2 block off Hwy 8 - directly across from funeral home)    7:00 AM   Mike VG - Chris Olson on the Rice Lake Main Street improvement plans. 
Oct 24     MONDAY - 7:00 am Norske Nook  Rose Sales Turn-In and voting on Meeting location - everyone should attend please!!  This is also World Polio Day!  
October 27 - ROSE DAY
Week of Oct. 31/Nov 1       Deanna
Week of Nov 7       BJ  
 
Membership Informational Meeting date - postponed until we have a permanent location. 
The purpose of this meeting is to invite those interested in learning about Rotary.  It is an opportunity to showcase what we are all about and increase our membership. 
To help with recruitment, we are offering a provisional membership for 3 months (lower cost) so potential members can check us out before committing to a full membership.  Please continue to reach out to the people Don Drost helped us to identify and any others you think might be interested. 
 
As I mentioned previously I cannot forward Dayle's Newsletter to everyone as it is very large.  She has provided some important reminders and great ideas on speakers/topics that I will share in our newsletter (hopefully this will work).  
 
Dayle Quigley - Newsletter items - week 15
MUST READS/TO DOS 
Okay this is very cool. Thank you Tim Peets for putting me on to this Raise for Rotary. That’s right you can use this site to raise money for the foundation or polio plus. Walk to raise money, have a team that works together – cycling, running, walking, rocking. You name it Pretty cool.
 
Enter your President Elect's name in My Rotary so that next year's DG Patricia McCleese can contact them. Thanks
 
The tax filing deadline for US Rotary Clubs is November 15th.  - If you haven't yet filed, please look at the past newsletter for all the contact info.
 
SPEAKERS
This section will continue to grow. As I come across speakers, they will all be listed via topic. If you use one and you do not find them to be worthwhile, motivating, informative, inspiring, please let me know so that I can take them off the list. Remember you are not limited to local speakers. With zoom you can have speakers from around the world.
Monthly Theme
October – Community and Economic Development Month
1.       Oct 21st and 22nd - World Polio Day 2022 and Beyond - As we discussed last week Rotary has a seat at the UN in Geneva Switzerland. There is a large meeting between WHO, RI, and the UN looking at our continued commitment to ending polio but also where we go after that. The next big push is maternal/fetal health. If you are in Switzerland, you can attend for free. If you can't make it in person, you can register to zoom in. This is very cool. Click the link and register
 
November – Rotary Foundation Month
1.      Pick a video from Rotary.org under brand center and start your meeting with an uplifting story. They have great videos
2.      Contact the district foundation team and have someone come out or zoom in for a presentation. Foundation Team Lead – Margie Horning from Stillwater Sunrise. Margie.Horning@comcast.net 
3.      Have an update on a district or global grant you have been involved with. If you helped out another club’s grant, have them come and present.
December – Disease Prevention and Treatment Month
 
Peace
1.      Dr. Ann Frisch – I don’t know if I can possibly give enough accolades to Ann and all she has done for peace around the world. Perhaps it is best to let you know this.  “In 2017, Frisch was chosen by Rotary International as a People of Action: Champion of Peace in recognition of her extraordinary accomplishments. Frisch is one of only six Rotarians throughout the world to be given this honor. She attended an awards ceremony at the U. N. European Headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland.” Did you even know that RI has a seat at the UN? We do. Anyway, this impressive woman lives in our backyard and is happy to come out to our clubs and speak. I know because I asked her.  She said yes!!!! We are truly blessed. Please reach out to her.  afrisch09@gmail.com 
Ethics
1.       The 4 Way Test/Virtues Project - George Wickstrom - George is passionate about making the world a better place by entering each encounter consciously thinking about the 4 way test. This seems like a good idea. He would love to come and present to your club. You can reach him at WickstromGeorge@yahoo.com
Environment
1.      Citizens Climate Lobby – Alan Anderson – luckyduck49@gmail -
 
Club Function
1.      What Drives Our Members? – have someone from the visioning team talk to your club about the benefits of “visioning” – drop a line to the team lead John Channon -  jchannon@focalpointcoaching.com
General Speakers
1.      Deano Pape - Deano Pape is president of Austin Rotary and has a talk that he is happy to deliver to area Rotary clubs called The 100 Hour Day: Welcome to Your Cellphone. He does an exercise with the audience that measures their technology consumption and discusses the effects of our social media and cellphone engagement. He also tailors his talk to specific requests, such as effects on our personal relationships, productivity in the workplace, education, political polarization, and/or post-lockdown uses of technology and where we go from here. You can reach out directly to him at deanopape@gmail.com
2.      Annie Nolte-Henning - Annie is Director of the Americas for Alight (previously the American Refugee Committee) - she is knowledgeable and inspiring. If she can't come and talk, she has a staff that can. Very cool. Give her a ring 402.297.2368
3.      Bill Goodwin - This one comes to use via our own Kathy Hughitt. She has heard Bill speak on leadership but states that he capable of speaking on multiple topics. Kathy says he is very engaging. Bill is also one of our Lakeville Rotarian. bill@prioritylivingmn.com 
 
MEETING REMINDERS:
  • Please let Trudy know your program speaker as soon as possible. Thanks!
  • If you want a Zoom link - let Joe Erickson know by Friday (the week before the meeting).
  • Any program materials for presentations can be emailed to barronsunriserotary@outlook.com (link is also found in the cc section of every email reminder). This email goes directly to our club computer and will make presentations easier for our guest speakers. 
 
Respectfully Submitted by Trudy Kroeger
 
Flower Meme's
 
SELL the flowers!
It's time to put the petal to the metal and get out there!
Once and flor-al I be-leaf in each one of you to do the best you can in selling.  Thanks a bunch!!
 
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