The Rotary Club of LeRoy’s March 31st meeting via zoom started with a lovely “Good Afternoon” from the ever smiling, President Mary Margaret Ripley to the members present. The Pledge, prayer and 4-Way test followed and the introduction of its only guest, Paul Saskowski of the Batavia Club who was the program for the day.
Club News
Mar 27, 2021
The Rotary Club of LeRoy gathered virtually on March 24, 2021, with 23 members present and two guests, Gary Churchill and Hans Kunze. Gary was visiting virtually from the Rotary Club of Batavia. Hans Kunze presented to the club on birding but also is from the Rotary Club of Perry.
Members of the Rotary Club of LeRoy attended the first ever District 7090 Virtual Conference this week.
The LeRoy Rotary Community Kitchen has moved to a new location! You can now find them serving meals on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month at Our Lady of Mercy Parish Center @ 44 Lake St. in LeRoy. The LRCK would like to share their tremendous gratitude and thanks to the LeRoy Masons for their hospitality over the last 3 years.
Mar 19, 2021
The Rotary Club of LeRoy gathered virtually on March 17, 2021, with 17 members present and no guests. Past President Scott McCumiskey began the meeting in the absence of President Mary Margaret. Past President Scott briefly shared President Mary Margaret was with her husband an appointment.
Mark your calendars as The Rotary Club of LeRoy will be working with Shred-It on Saturday, May 8th from 8a-12p in the Orcon Parking Lot to accept your banker sized boxes or medium sized kitchen bags of papers for shredding.
The Rotary Club of LeRoy gathered virtually on March 10, 2021, with 17 members present and two guests, Jan Beglinger and Ellen Plossl. Jan is from Cornell Cooperative Extension of Genesee County. Past President Scott McCumiskey began the meeting in the absence of President Mary Margaret. Past President Scott briefly explained to the club why President Mary Margaret wasn’t present.
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