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ANNOUNCEMENTS
 
Club Meetings for the Month of October - Thursday, 1, 8, and 15 at the Centre'.
 
REMINDER: SEND YOUR PERSONAL WELL WISHES
Please feel free to keep sending them a card to let them know they are missed and remain in our thoughts. 
  • Bob and Audrey Sack - American House Somerset #116 3400 Livernois Rd Troy, MI 48083
  • Kathye Herrera - 12000 Packard Road, Hudson, MI 49247. She would love to hear from you.
2026 CHRISTMAS WREATH SALE
This year we will; be partnering with the Original Prielipp Farms & Greehouse on the project which will not only allow a local supplier in on the deal but our club will be able to take home more revenue the more wreaths we sell. Be sure to cut and paste this flyer to all of you social media siyes and sell-sell-sell! A Tracking Form is also available Yours Truly will send to all members soon.
 
 
FIRESIDE CHAT
The next Fireside Chat is scheduled for OCTOBER 14 at the Adrian Armory & Eventys Center ay 5PM. If you have not attended one in some time or are a new member, rhis will be well woryh ypur while,
 
 
TASTE OF LENAWEE
The club has purchased a table for 8. Please let President Rod know if you would like to go. We are just around the corner from Taste of Lenawee. On Friday September 18, from 6–9 p.m. we will have some of Lenawee's finest food establishments, providing samples of their delectables, along with live entertainment from "Linny and Mochie" talent. Enjoy drinks (open bar), music and conversation! The proceeds support the good works of the Adrian Armory Community Center and Launch Lenawee business development programs. Hope to see you there!
 
PS - Mark said that a contingent form Launch Detroit would be attending so they can see what the incredible Launch Lenawee program has accomplished!
 
2026-27 FLUENCY FRIENDS PROGRAM
 
Program Chair, Mary and Michener Elementary Reading Specialist, Kathy Ziegler spoke about the new year and encouraged members and even friends to volunteer. More info coming.
 
 
UPCOMING CLUB SOCIAL
REMEBER: Our next social is scheduled for Friday, October 23rd at the new Stables Restaurant in Blissfield starting at 6PM. We'll need a headcount so please let Michele know by sending her an email with headcount to: mgardner2003@yahoo.com  
 
Deadline for orders is November 5th and the wreaths will be delivered to us on November 20th.
 
CLUB SPONSORSHIP FORM IS NOW AVAILABLE
Michele said our goal is $20,000. Please be sure and contact her with any questions at mgardner2003@yahoo.com. Offical forms will be sent to all members by Yours Truly.
 
NEXT BOARD MEETING
Next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, October 13 at 5pm at the Comfort Inn in their board room beginning at 5pm.
 
FINES
Brent fined a number of members today.
 
HAPPY BUCKS
Breny, Gerry, Mark
 
 
 
 
50-50 RAFFLE
NA
 
GUESTS
Ronnie Giles, Jr. guest of Mark Murray; Kathy Ziegler guest of Mary Murray; Sam Skeels guest of Sam Cepida.
 
CHECK-IN TABLE/SONGS/INVOCATION
Rhonda and Nelson
 
NEXT YEAR'S DISTRICT CONFERENCE
Next year's conference is going to be at Mackinac Island! (May 2027). 
 
District Governor 2026-27 
 
Kim Spirou
 
 
 
RI President 2026-27 
 
Olayinka H. Babalola of Nigeria
 
Our 1.2 million-member organization started with the vision of one man—Paul P. Harris. The Chicago attorney formed one of the world’s first service organizations, the Rotary Club of Chicago, on 23 February 1905 as a place where professionals with diverse backgrounds could exchange ideas and form meaningful, lifelong friendships. Rotary’s name came from the group’s early practice of rotating meetings among the offices of each member.
 
 
You are invited to visit us at an upcoming meeting.
 
TODAY'S PROGRAM

Adrian Symphony Orchestra

Bruce Kiesling & Libby Watson
 
 

It was great to have these two veterans back to tell us what the uppcoming season will be featuring. (Thanks Rhonda for the pic!)

From thier website:The Adrian Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1981 with the mission to create musical performances of the highest quality and to present activities that educate, enhance, and improve the quality of life for the citizens of Lenawee County and Southeast Michigan.

Now in its 46th season, the ASO is committed to providing excellent Music for Everyone through diverse seasons of classical, pops, and school-day educational concerts. Our goal is to create remarkable live concert experiences now and for many years to come.Libbey & Brice (Photo by Rhonda)

Finest Musicians

The ASO attracts the finest musicians from the world’s stage to produce performances of the high quality normally experienced in a larger city. Members of the orchestra are professional musicians active in Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan. These musicians have trained at prestigious music schools including Juilliard, Eastman, Yale, and the University of Michigan and they perform with other professional orchestras, ballets, and opera companies. Many teach music in the region, in private studios, colleges, universities, and public schools.

The orchestra regularly collaborates with extraordinary soloists, including prize winners of the Naumburg, Leeds, and Tchaikovsky competitions. ASO guest artists have appeared with internationally-known orchestras in venues ranging from New York’s Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center to Vienna’s Musikverein. Recent ASO soloists have appeared with the New York Philharmonic, Philadelphia Orchestra, Los Angeles Philharmonic, and the Dresden Staatskapelle, as well as other prestigious orchestras around the world.

Music Directors

The 2014-15 Season marked the conclusion of John Thomas Dodson's tenure as Music Director, after 14 seasons in the role. The orchestra was served by two other music directors in its history: Art Shaw (1981-1986), David Katz (1987-1999) followed by John Thomas Dodson (2001-2015). The 2015/2016 Season featured four finalists for the ASO Music Director position: Allen Tinkham, Roger Kalia, Kayoko Dan and Bruce Anthony Kiesling. Bruce Anthony Kiesling became the current music director.

Community Based Symphony

The ASO serves as the Professional Orchestra-in-Residence at Adrian College and is governed by a community-based volunteer Board of Directors. The ASO would not succeed without support from individuals like you! The ASO is a Michigan non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation and is funded through concert ticket sales, program advertising, sponsorships, foundation and government grants and donations from our loyal patrons.

We hope you will choose to enrich your life with live music. We are confident that you will find ASO concerts to be remarkable experiences.

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