It looks like those Lazy-Hazy-Crazy Days of Summer are coming to an end, so there was no better way to kick off the meeting than by singing the famous Nat King Cole melody.
 
“Roll out those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer;"
“We’ll wish that summer could always be here.”
 
Thanks to Chris Peregrine for helping us wish a fond farewell to the summer season!
IM Rotary
Lou Anne Ford presented Karen Renny and Tom Sheren with certificates for completing IM Rotary. Congratulations, Karen and Tom!
The next IM Rotary meeting will be held next week.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Rotary’s Impact in Haiti
Sharron Zimmerman introduced us to Carolyn Crowley, Executive Director of Pure Water for the World, who thanked us for the work we’re doing to provide safe drinking water in Haiti.
 
Interested in becoming the next District Governor? Check out this video to hear Al Bonney describe the many benefits of becoming a Rotary District Governor: Click Here
 
Want to be on a grant investigation team? Training will be held in the next few weeks.
 
Mike Meindertsma proudly let the club know that Team Rotary beat the Kiwanis Club in the annual Rotary/Kiwanis golf match. As the winning team, we get to give $1000 ($500 from us, $500 from them) to a local charity. If you have suggestions on where the $1000 should go, call or email Mike.
 
Happy 29th birthday, Marsha Minervini!! ;)
Save the Date: The Rotary Evening Christmas Party at the TC Yacht Club on Tuesday, December 8 (no noon meeting that day)
Homer Nye gave the invocation.
Cecil McNally introduced our guests and visitors.
Sharon Zimmerman won the 50/50 drawing! 
135 members attended the meeting with a 63.38% of attendance. 
September's resignations include: David Gabel, James Elkins, Mary Gillett and Doug Wolf.
September's new Club members include: Christopher Cox, Meagan Belden and Ben Collins