Bulletin for June 5, 2014

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We were downstairs this week, different setting but same great fellowship

Upcoming Rotary Programs


June 12th - Al Cutler, Club Member and Managing Partner
 of First Financial Advisors LC

Report of Provo Rotary Meeting Held June 5, 2014

President Glen Zaugg Conducts
Today's meeting was conducted by President Glen Zaugg with Jill Moon leading the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. The meeting was held downstairs and no piano was available, so we were not able to enjoy Ron Roberts usual piano music.  The opening prayer was given by Steve Tolley.

We celebrated birthdays, as we do each first meeting of the month. Wayne Beesley was the only member present with a February birthday, so we sang "Happy Birthday" to him.  

Sue Larsen was our Sergeant today.  She quized us with questions about the Rotary Club, particularly our Provo Rotary Club.  Appropriate fines were issued for our apparent short memories.  

There was no speaker today, except that President Elect Ricky Hood asked the group to be thinking about what their expectations were from their membership in the Club.  He said that he would discuss this in a future meeting to make sure the Club continued to be relevant for each of us.  With no speaker, we enjoyed a good lunch and warm fellowship prior to breaking up for the day. 


Birthday boy Wayne Beesley













Susan Larsen our Sergeant gleefully fines the short of memory














President Elect Ricky Hood 

Ricky Hood, Jill Moon and Susan Larsen













Greg Hudnall, Glen Zaugg and Paul Warner

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