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This weeks meeting is at the VFW Post 3345, 17900 Strongsville Blvd
Speakers
Nov 11, 2022 7:25 AM
Veteran's Day Program at the VFW
Nov 18, 2022 7:25 AM
Nov 25, 2022
Black Friday
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Queen of Hearts

Ken Dooner's table won the drawing.  The Queen of Hearts is worth $185 and there are 46 cards left.  They are responsible for putting up the banners and selling tickets next week.  There will be no drawing this week as we are off-site.

Veterans Day Program

We will be having our Veterans Day program on November 11th at the VFW, so come to the VFW, not the Senior Center.

Upcoming Events

The Chili Open is back!  Next committee meeting is scheduled for Nov 16th, more details at the meeting.
 
There will be no official meeting on black Friday, November 25th.  We are planning an breakfast get together at Jennifer's for those of you looking for some informal fellowship.
 
Senior Christmas Luncheon will be on December 2nd.  If you'd like to volunteer to setup and/or serve signup sheets will be at the meeting tomorrow, or you can signup online at volunteer/managevolunteercontacts?volunteersignupid=8ec3b11a-dd60-4abd-9a3f-fefa1a2b999d&accountid=4880
 
Salvation Army Bell Ringing will be December 9th at the Market District.  Signup sheets at the meeting tomorrow and online at volunteer/managevolunteercontacts?volunteersignupid=5293c564-9b02-4589-a5ab-2c5441d48402&accountid=4880
 
Club Social December 9th at Bennett's Bar.  More details to follow.
Upcoming Events
Chili Open Committee Meeting
Nov 16, 2022 6:30 PM
 
Senior Christmas Luncheon
Senior Center
Dec 02, 2022
10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
 
Salvation Army Bell Ringing
Giant Eagle Market District
Dec 09, 2022
10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
 
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High School Students

Mr Jenkins and the cast of the fall play came by the club.  The fall play is The Holiday Channel Christmas Movie Wonderthon and will run Fri/Sat Nov 18/19th at the high school.  Tickets can be purchased at https://strongsvilleathletics.org/event-tickets

New Member Induction

Ashley inducted three new members Friday, Dustin Passalacqua sponsored by Bill DeMarco, Jim Morehouse sponsored by Ashley Gay and Pat Hayes sponsored by Ravi Velu.

Member Recognition

Ashley recognized Kevin Lynch, Rick Voigt, Brad Nudell and Rick Weiser for their assistance transitioning new chairs for the Chili Open and Kids Fest/Duck race.  In addition Dan Cricks was recognized as Rotarian of the Month helping raise the visibility of the club with PR efforts with The Post, and bringing in new members.

Paul Harris Fellows

Kip presented four new Paul Harris Fellows with the emblems of their achievement in the form of a pin and certificate.  The new members are Pat Greco, Tom Laub, Scott Maloney and Ravi Velu.  In addition several members were recognized for achieving higher levels of donation the The Rotary Foundation.
 
We now have 294 members of the club who have become Paul Harris Fellows with donations of at least $1,000 to the Foundation, either through their own contribution, or through club service awards.  There are an additional 20 sustaining members working towards their PHF.  Members of our club have donated $505,000 to The Rotary Foundation over time.

Rotary Moment

George Tomko shared a video from one of the events the club hosted in the past.  In this case it was a DARE run, from 1992-3, which was a 5K run, that started and ended at the water tower, and included a loop through Ledgewood, with the hill on Falling Water adding to the challenge.

Speaker

Our speaker was Linda Whapham or AARP Tax-Aide.  AARP Tax-Aide is a volunteer program that provides free tax preparation services to anyone who needs it.  Most of their clients are over 55, retired, and low or moderate income.
 
Funded by grants from the IRS and AARP foundation they have prepared  over 68 million returns in their 54 year history.
 
They are looking for volunteers, who will receive training, who want to help seniors and others file their taxes.