No horse gets anywhere until he is harnessed.  No life ever grows great until it is focused, dedicated, disciplined.  Harry Emerson Fosdick. 

                It’s Monday 12:00 noon.  You should be at Royal Ridges for your clubs weekly meeting. 

Todays greeter & Prayer – Dr. Roy Yeomans

Our President – Lee Prellwitz

Visiting Rotarians (1) Chuck Pike – Fond du Lac Club – Guest of Tom Worrall

(2)     John St. Peter – Fond du Lac Club – Guest of Tom Worrall

(3)     Rich Mannisto – Wawatosa Club

Guest: Hsiang Yiy Hsu ( Daniel)  Inbounder from Taiwan.

                                 (a) Daniel is leaving for a 2 week bus trip of the U.S. and will be leaving for Taiwan, July 12.

Make-ups – Peter Sensenbrenner – 5 in Fond du Lac. 

Sgt. at Arms – Rick Coles thought Tim Lyke would fill in for him.  No Tim:  No Fines:  Hoo Ray!! 

Happy Bucks

(1)     Roy Yeomans – Married Ruth, 58 years ago.

(2)     David Sakrison – His daughter is a National Guard in N.C., firing weapons.

(3)     Kim – Fathers Day at Royal Ridges

(4)     Peter Sensenbrenner – 2 boys graduated—1 U.W. Stout –1 from R.H.S.

(5)     Hank Grams – Daughter from Colorado announces expecting baby.

(6)     Bill Boutwell – Daughter expecting (first grandchild) Son accepted at Univ. Missouri Pharmacy School

(7)     Dr. Paul Nelsen - $20.00 for son going to college in Durango, Colorado.

(8)     Armon Fischer – 82^nd. Birthday yesterday. 

Ripon Rotary Foundation met today.  President Dr. Blake Waterhouse announced the Foundation

has $60,000.00 and projects being studied.  Encourages each of us during year to give $100.00 to local foundation and $100 to International Rotary Foundation. 

Program:  Tom Worrall introduced Chuck Pike, mentor in insurance and fellow Rotarian of Fond du Lac.  Chuck introduced John St. Peter, a 30 yr. member of Fond du Lac Club.  John is an attorney by profession, who practiced law with his Father George M. St. Peter, who was a 50 year member of the Fond du Lac noon club.

                John spoke of his Father, he also spoke on the Paul Harris Fellow Award, and the many projects we as Rotarians help finance in the world – Polio Plus – where 650 million has been spent, and we have seen a 99% drop in cases world wide.  The 1% remain in Afghanistan, Nigeria, Pakistan, and India.  Rotary believes the 1% can be removed, rather than contain it. Give $100 to Int, Rotary Foundation!

                A $100.00 gift will buy books, mosquito nets, cataract surgeries.  Some phrases George gave to answer those who question our programs.

(1)     Be a player, not a spectator.

(2)     The secret is not counting the beans;  it’s growing more beans.

(3)     “Gratitude is the moral memory of Time.”

                                                        Thanks Tom, for the fine program.   

Next week – Greeter & Prayer – Dr. Blake Waterhouse

                      Program – Dr. Roy Yeomans and a program on The Shriners Children's Hospital. 

Thought for today:  God—At the end of each day and I am weary, grant me a night of peaceful sleep.  Let me wake up refreshed and ready to do Your work.  Amen. 

There are days when it takes all you’ve got just to keep up with the losers. 

                                                 Scribe—Rich Carley—748-3391 

P.S. The Scribe is fishing in Canada next week and President Lee will do the bulletin for me.  Thanks, Lee.