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2009-2010 Theme |
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Welcome to Marysville Rotary |
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Marysville Rotary is a service club organization in Marysville, Kansas; a member of Rotary International. It is a secular organization open to all persons regardless of race, color or creed. We currently have 49 members, known as Rotarians. The purpose of our organization is to bring together business and professional leaders to provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world. We meet on Mondays at 12:00 noon at Pony Espresso Deli in downtown Marysville. It is a social event as well as an opportunity to organize work on our service goals. Rotary's motto is "Service above Self. |
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Join us: Meeting Time: Monday at 12:00 noon Location: Pony Espresso Deli 718 Broadway Marysville, KS 66508 |
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A Message from our President, Marilyn Wullschleger |

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In Scotland, we have a saying that I’m fond of quoting: “We must look beyond our own village pump.” It means that we must look beyond our own home and our own community. We must be aware that ours is only one community, of one country, of the many communities and countries in this world. In every one of those communities, there is work to be done. As Rotarians, we will not stand idly by. As Rotarians, we will accept our responsibility. We can, and we must. For we know that Rotary is only as great as its clubs – and our clubs are only as great as the members within them. Rotary International President John Kenny Falkirk, Scotland |
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Thanks to Dan Caffrey and those who helped and participated with the annual scholarship fun– draiser!
Thanks to Coach Melcher and his basketball team for coming to speak to us this January. We look forward to hearing good things about our 09-10 MHS basketball team!
Check out the programs link to find information on past programs. We will hear from our State Treasurer, Dennis McKinney on Monday the 25th. Upcoming Programs Scheduled FOR FEBRUARY are: Feb 1 Bryndon Meinhardt , Feb 8 Stan Nelson, Feb 15 VALENTINE PARTY, Feb 22 Norman Nork (Reminder, you are responsible for prayer week before your program). Linda Weber is looking for some volunteers to read at the local elementary schools (MES, St. Gregory’s, Good Shepard). If you are interested, please contact her. What a wonderful way to encourage the kindergarten students in our area!
Marilyn
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Toys for Tots Update for 2009: We served 397 Children and 145 Families. |
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In 2009 our club collected $6211.50, and only spent $5687.11 leaving an ending balance $3625.13. We served 397 Children and 145 Families.All grant monies were spent. The carryover is personal donations that have carried over from year to year. A Special thanks to Geri Wybo-Vopata for her hard work! We would like to thank everyone in our community for their generous support! |