Our District Governor, John Sullivan made his official visit to our Club Tuesday night. President Leslie held her
board meeting at 3:30 for certain officers and the rest of the board members came at 4:30.  We learned a lot
on how our Club is doing and where we may improve, plus shared with D.G. John our direction.
 
We had several guests and alumni. One of our alumni guests introduced by Laire Trippet was Rhoda Thalman. Rhoda was in Interact in Hawaii and has submitted her application to the membership committee for consideration.
 
 
 
Co-Assistant Governor Joel Muller, made comments on the progress of our Club plus gave us some nice compliments.
Joel then proceeded to formerly introduce District Governor, John Sullivan.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
D.G. John gave us a capsule of upcoming events and the direction Rotary is heading. A few changes and a lot of fun events
coming.  Mark your calendars for Oct. 20th, Bridges Out of Poverty Workshop, April 1st, District Assembly at the Atlantis,
May 18th, District Conference at the Atlantis and June 10th Rotary International Conference in Atlanta, GA.  Of course
there will be more in between.
 
 
We had the pleasure of inducting Shelly Dunbar as our newest member. Shelly was born in Truckee, a graduate of Sanoma State and UNLV. Shelly is in lending with Nevada State Bank.  Please welcome her, sit with her and mentor her so she may become better acquainted with our members.
 
 
 
 
 
 
D.G. John had some presentations. Our Treasurer Holly Cerasoli received the Star Rotarian award. What a great
job she is doing taking on the Treasurers duties and being one of our newer members.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
I don't want any cracks about me receiving the Quiet Rotarian award. I always try to be a good helper and
truly appreciate this recognition.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Well last week Larie Trippet cleaned up drawing the red marble. With only a beginning of the new pot
we all assumed a white marble would come up. So can we call this good luck for Ken Petring to have
drawn the red marble.  Well some is always better than none.
 
After a fun night of many bell rings, with full tummies we bid our District Governor John farewell for now.
 
See you all next week!