Volume XXVII                                    Issue # 30                                           Dec. 18, 2006 

                At Christmas:  May  the fragrance of cedar, of spruce and of pine, remind you that God gives great gifts to mankind.  And as snowflakes fall from the heavens above,  may you feel the fresh beauty of Jesus’ sweet love. – Chris Ahlemann 

                You missed it!!  The annual performance of VIVA Voce! (Vocal Jazz) 

Greeter & Prayer – Nita Krenz

President Lee in charge, for this our last meeting of 2006.

Lots of guests for this Christmas program.

                Naomi Carley, wife of Rich, Alta Fischer, wife of Armon, Peggy Krenz, mom of Nita, Becky Thiem, guest of Nita, Meghan Rockwood, Daughter of John, Dr. Joan & Howie Nault, honorary members, Hsiang Yiy Hsu, our Taiwan inbounder, Ed Biedron, Honorary member, Pete & Loraine Garbaz, parents of Kathy Ginder, Dave Ginder, Kathy’s hubby and Davanna Butler, daughter of Todd Goheen. 

                Our prayers are needed for Dan Ige’s wife, whose body has rejected chemotherapy and may have to go on hospice. 

Other announcements

                Kathy Ginder thanked all who served as Bell ringers for the Salvation Army.

                Pru Precourt announced R.M.C. now has drive thru blood donation by appointment. 

Sub Sgt. at Arms-  Tim Lyke and O.K. Johnny, Johnny, Johnny, Johnny, whoops Johnny, for the team with alertness.  Fun!! And Roy was successful so no fine for us!! 

Program:  Laurie Kasuboski introduced the R.H.S. Vocal Jazz group ,under the direction of Michael Chapel, who entertained us with Skylark, A Holiday Jazz Trio, What’ll I do? And The Lady is a Tramp.

                One of the group had a birthday, so the Rotary “Moron Choral” serenaded her with our rendition of Happy Birthday. 

We won’t meet again until January 8

Greeter – David Duehring

Program:  Nita will introduce Steve Barg, City Administrator. 

Thought for today:

                Lord—Thank You for the Christmas Spirit.  May it live in our hearts every day—not dwindle and vanish when the season is past.  Amen 

                Faith is the bird that sings while it is still dark. 

                                       Scribe --- Rich Carley --- 748-3391