We need members and their friends and family to do a two hour shift on April 26th.  It's fun and easy.  And we need many more volunteers!!Use this link to sign up:
 

 Alan presented his poem "Mia Pasta" this week. Who knew that many varieties of pasta existed?

Joann introduced her guest, Rotarian Mac West. Mac is in Lincoln as a consultant for the consideration of converting the long vacant Carnegie Library. The City would like to maintain the history of the building and provide a location for a possible Clay Art Center.  Bryan shared that Membership has almost reached 70 members with several new members to join soon. Andrea asked members to help get more volunteers for the Wine Fest. She also reminded members that the Taste of Mexico is coming soon and tickets are available on the club Website. Carol said that she has bought 7 tickets and challenged other members to beat her numbers! Bill spoke about the Clay Day. Volunteers are invited-the more the merrier. 8:00 AM set up, Clay Play-10:00-4 PM then clean up help is needed.

 Guest Speaker, Jerome began his discussion with the founding of the St. Vincent de Paul in 1833. The Lincoln conference of St. Vincent de Paul was created in 2003 with the focus on helping local families in need of assistance. The applicants contact St. Joseph's Church are screened, and then food, clothing, or whatever the need might be, is delivered by members of St. Joseph's church. The program is supported by donations from church members from several churches, the food banks, and many local individuals, and businesses. In February, 122 families/221 people were provided food and other items. More information is available on their website: stvincentdepaul.com.

           The Four-Way Test

  Of the things we think, say or do:

   1. Is it the truth?

   2. Is it fair to all concerned?

   3. Will it build goodwill and

         better friendships?

   4. Will it be beneficial

        to all concerned?

 

   5. HAVE FUN !!