Pictured: Marty Patchen, Byesville Rotary Membership co-Chair, Tom Perkins, Rotary member, Dalton Summers, new Byesville member, Larry Miller, Byesville Rotary Membership co-Chair.
Pictured: Byesville Elementary 3rd graders and their dictionaries- Reading for Nov. 10: November Rotarian--
"President's message," p. 1, - "How to save the world," pp. 30-35.
Reminders:
- Bring syrup for "Breakfast with Santa."
Business:
- Scott Lojas was appointed to the board to fill out Marilyn Milhoun's term.
- Next meeting of "Breakfast with Santa" committee, Nov. 16, People's in Byesville, 6;30pm.
- Board voted to accept Don Valentine as a new member. Any concerns should be voiced to Phyllis within 7 days.
- December business meeting is the date for officer elections. Nominating committee members are: Joe Waske, Nellie Bichard, Dan Navicky. Any member interested in serving as an officer should contact a member of the nominating committee or ask someone to nominate him/her from the floor.
- Bob needs at least two trucks to move food from the Village Market freezer to the distribution point.
- The schools have begun collecting canned goods.
- Nov. 16, Evelyn is having a Ladies Night Out at Byesville Furniture and Carpet. She will be collecting food items for the food baskets.
- Sat. Nov. 21 is the date for food raising at Reisbeck's.
Byesville Rotary members believe that literacy is important for a child’s future success as an employee, as a parent, and as a citizen. Annually, the club donates a dictionary to each third grader in the Rolling Hills School District. This year each of over 300 students at Brook, Byesville and Secrest Elementary Schools received a dictionary from the club.
The causes of illiteracy and the literacy challenges people and communities face are complex. Byesville Rotary members feel that they can make a difference by encouraging local students to make the most of their educational opportunities. The dictionary program is only one of several programs that the club supports aimed at supporting students in Guernsey County.
The club inducted Dalton Summers, Principal at the Rolling Hills High School, into the club. He will also be serving as the Rotary Interact Club advisor. His sponsor is Tom Perkins.
Thursday and Friday, November 6 and 7, are the final days for the Rotary Christmas Food Basket sign up. Residents of the Rolling Hills School District can come to the Main Street Methodist Church Activity Hall between 7:00am-12N to register. People registering are asked to bring a photo id, proof of current address, id for any other adults living in the home, and proof of custody for any children under 12 in order to qualify for Angel Tree gifts.
Anyone wishing to donate to the Christmas Food Basket project can give their donation to any of the Byesville Rotary Club members or contact Bob Long at 685-3620 or PO Box 2, Byesville, 43723, care of Bob Long.
Byesville Rotary will hold “Breakfast with Santa” on December 12 to raise funds for the Christmas Food Basket program. The breakfast is $5.00 for adults and will be held at the Stop Nine Senior Center in Byesville. Santa will be visiting. A photographer will be available to take pictures. The pictures will be free.
The club’s next meeting will be 7:30 am, November 10 at the Stop Nine Senior Center at 60313 (GPS use 60299) Southgate Road, Byesville. Anyone interested in learning more about the Byesville Rotary can call Membership Chairs Marty Patchen, 740-685-3828, or Larry Miller, 740-439-2767.
The causes of illiteracy and the literacy challenges people and communities face are complex. Byesville Rotary members feel that they can make a difference by encouraging local students to make the most of their educational opportunities. The dictionary program is only one of several programs that the club supports aimed at supporting students in Guernsey County.
The club inducted Dalton Summers, Principal at the Rolling Hills High School, into the club. He will also be serving as the Rotary Interact Club advisor. His sponsor is Tom Perkins.
Thursday and Friday, November 6 and 7, are the final days for the Rotary Christmas Food Basket sign up. Residents of the Rolling Hills School District can come to the Main Street Methodist Church Activity Hall between 7:00am-12N to register. People registering are asked to bring a photo id, proof of current address, id for any other adults living in the home, and proof of custody for any children under 12 in order to qualify for Angel Tree gifts.
Anyone wishing to donate to the Christmas Food Basket project can give their donation to any of the Byesville Rotary Club members or contact Bob Long at 685-3620 or PO Box 2, Byesville, 43723, care of Bob Long.
Byesville Rotary will hold “Breakfast with Santa” on December 12 to raise funds for the Christmas Food Basket program. The breakfast is $5.00 for adults and will be held at the Stop Nine Senior Center in Byesville. Santa will be visiting. A photographer will be available to take pictures. The pictures will be free.
The club’s next meeting will be 7:30 am, November 10 at the Stop Nine Senior Center at 60313 (GPS use 60299) Southgate Road, Byesville. Anyone interested in learning more about the Byesville Rotary can call Membership Chairs Marty Patchen, 740-685-3828, or Larry Miller, 740-439-2767.
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