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Fred Timmons
 
President Elect
Rick Tarbell
 
Secretary
Mary Denton
 
Treasurer
Stuart Dudley
 
Vice President
James Daniel
 
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Allyson Hamlin
 
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Club Lunch and Business Program
 
Today's program was the Gold Raffle!
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November 8
 
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November 22
 
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Program for October 31, 2018
 
Prayer, Pledge and Visitors
The meeting began with the ringing of the bell by President Fred Timmons. President Fred also let us in a word of prayer and the pledge.
 
President Fred introduced our visitors today:
  • Jim Sherrill, Allyson Hamlin's father
  • Heather Russell, Stuart Dudley's daughter
  • Linda Postel, guest of Marlene Mattox.
 
Umbrella Time: We plan to auction the umbrella for the month of November. 

On this Day in History Fred Timmons shared: 
  • 1864 Nevada was admitted as the 36th state.
  • 1888 the pneumatic bicycle tire is patented.
  • 1892 The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is published.
  • 1913 The first US paved coast-to-coast highway is dedicated.
  • 1941 Mount Rushmore Monument is completed.
  • 2011 The world population reaches 7 billion.
 
National Days Fred continues Allyson's tradition of keeping us current with
  • National Doorbell Day
  • National Caramel Apple Day
  • National Knock-Knock Joke Day
  • National Magic Day
  • Girl Scout Founders Day
  • Halloween - in 609 A.D. All Martyrs Day was established. It was set on November 1 and became known as "All Saint's Day". The eve of this celebration became known as "All Hallows Eve" or soon to be known as Halloween.
 
Club Lunch and Business Program
Today's program was the Gold Raffle Drawing!  These were the big winners today:
 
1st ticket drawn with a prize of $500 went to Beth Duke, Gloria Duke Richter's mother who owned ticket #232.
100th ticket drawn with a prize of $500 in gold went to Wendy Christian who owned ticket #046.
200th ticket drawn with a prize of $1,000 in gold went to Amy Clifton & Bil Trodlier who jointly owned ticket #213
Last ticket drawn with a prize of $10,000 in gold went to Ron Greenberg and Fred Timmons who jointly owned ticket #131.
 
Congratulations to all of today's winners! Thanks to everyone who worked so hard selling tickets and thanks to all who purchased tickets to make our fundraiser a success!
Morgan's Wonderland 
 
Mary Denton volunteered at Morgan's Wonderland! She enjoyed meeting Rotarians from other clubs and had fun passing out candy to the cute visitors! Here she caught up with these lovely volunteers from the North Central Rotary Club. All the visitors to the park had a wonderful time despite the rain. Thanks to all who donated candy for this event!
Pass the Hat
Proceeds from Pass the Hat for October will be donated to the Elf Louise.
Show Low Raffle
President Fred won the opportunity to draw for the 2 of Clubs and win the $625 pot for today. Unfortunately, he drew the 6 of Spades but did not go home unrewarded.  He took home a bottle of white wine as a consolation prize. The pot will increase by $25 next week.
 
Wine Drawing
Mary Denton owned the ticket drawn for a bottle of wine. She took home a bottle of red wine.
 
Allyson Hamlin donated the wine for October.
 
Brags and Confessions
Roger and Peggy Thompson traveled to Big Bend on their vacation and had a great time.
Bil & Linda Trodlier celebrated 31 years of wedded bliss. Their anniversary is October 31, Halloween!
Stuart Dudley was glad that his daughter Heather Russell had a chance to visit the meeting today.
Stuart also announced that he will soon retire from AT&T after 42 years of service.
 
 
Missing Pins and Badges
 
Allyson Hamlin confessed that she was missing her pin today. She certainly brightened up our meeting in her costume!
 
The Meeting was closed with the Four-Way Test, led by President Fred.