Chuck Cury's table won the The Queen of Hearts drawing and is responsible for putting up the banners and selling tickets this week.  There are 32 cards left and the pot is currently $565.

 

As had been discussed and approved last Rotary year we have moved to monthly billing of dues, and including the banquet fee in there.  This provides consistency throughout the year to aid in budgeting.  For full regular members the dues are $60/month.  All your regular payment options are still available, including mailing a check or bringing a check and giving to Barb during a Friday meeting.  You are still welcome to pay quarterly if you wish.  If you would like set up automatic monthly payments you can do so either via your bank's bill pay website, or if you'd prefer to use a credit or debit card you can visit http://trcs.info/dues and check out there.

Ticket sales for the Prize Vault raffle went on sale last Friday.  The grand prize is worth over $5,000 with $1,000 cash, $1,000 lottery tickets, and over $3,000 of gift certificates.  As part of our commitment to local businesses the club purchased gift cards, and are grateful to the businesses that then donated additional value on the gift cards.  You can order your tickets online at http://trcs.info/vault

Details on the Irish New Years Eve event are at page/irish-new-year-s-eve-fundraiser.  Or see Pat Greco at the meeting for early access and best seats.

 

Dan Crick's wrote an email that you can see here and copy and paste into an email to your lists and give them an opportunity for a wonderful New Years Eve celebration.

We will have our traditional Bell Ringing for the Salvation Army on Friday December 10th from 10am to 8pm.  The rules will be the same as last year, due to Covid, there will only be in one bell ringer at a time, every half hour.  You can sign up at on ClubRunner, or at a Friday meeting