Cowgirl Michelle Redlinger reads the newspaper during Rotary. Someone dressed as Unknown Rotarian in the foreground. |
Washington's Septaquintaquinquecentennial
The Washington Chamber is spearheading the community planning effort for the Washington 175th Anniversary celebration on June 1-8, 2014. Millie Youngquist and Diane Gallagher are volunteer leaders of this effort. Rotarian, Kierstan Peck is also a volunteer leader.
Check out the Chamber's web site with day by day info on the big event.
Millie Youngquist talks about plans for the upcoming
Septaquintaquinquecentennial
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Millie is also the Director of the Community Foundation of Washington County, and a retired vocal music teacher at WACO.
SOFTBALL CONTROVERSY
Back in October, this newsletter reported that it could not verify the claim that Ray Poe made at Rotary that he plays on a seniors softball team that recently won a national championship or something. Poe has recently provided a link to a Naperville Sun newspaper article on his team, the Challengers 65, winning a "gold medal."
That is great, until you read the last line of the article which states the disclaimer that it was "submitted by a member of the community." Hardly the kind of journalistic integrity that goes with sports coverage of national championships.
Way to go, Ray. Congrats on the "gold medal."
UPCOMING PROGRAMS
November 7: Cheryl Kurtz - PDG Cal Litwiller on Rotary "Future Vision"
November 14: Gary Murphy
November 21: Club Forum !!
November 28: THANKSGIVING - no club meeting