Dawnbreaker Bulletin 8/20/19 (Aug 20, 2019)

Tomorrow

Country Inn and Suites

Katie Anderson

from

mmmmmmmmmmmmm!

Our meeting will be followed by

a Club Board Meeting

and also a meeting of our

Charity Fund Board

Board of Directors

Everyone is welcome to stay!

Next week:

NO MORNING MEETING!

We'll have an evening picnic

welcoming Charlotte

and wishing

our outbound exchange student Cori

safe travels and a great year!

If you haven't responded yet to Karla's email

concerning an outing to

Arlington Park

Please do so now!

SERVICE OPPORTUNITY

We will be painting a unit for

Home of the Sparrow

this Saturday morning

August 24

Easy-peasy sign-up online

on our website

Go to

www.cldawnbreakers.org

and click on the event on the right hand side

Thank you to everyone

who helped at the

NISRA Hawaiian Luau Dance!

FOUNDATION MINUTE – CELEBRATING OUR DIVERSITY
Rotary has changed a lot since it was founded in 1905. From a group of business friends from Chicago, Rotary grew over the years into a multi-faceted organization embracing men and women from all corners of the world.
Past Rotary President Sydney Pascall from London England, in 1931-32, shared his vision: To achieve an international unity for the organization, making it one family of Rotarians. In his address to the 1931 Rotary convention in Vienna Austria, Pascall said, “We are all Rotarians - There is one family of us.” He quoted the end of a Kipling poem: “For there is neither East nor West, Border, nor breed, nor birth, When two strong men stand face to face, Though they come from the ends of the earth.”
As we grow our membership, let us embrace our differences and celebrate the opportunities of sharing Rotary fellowship from a broad spectrum of neighbors, all with the same vision of doing good in the world.