• World's Largest Polio Walk is Oct. 24. We will meet at 10 AM at the parking lot of Doc's Backyard in Sunset Valley. Wear the t-shirt or your tie-dyed Rotary Rockstar one. David Grobig of the Southwest Club is coming and will tell SW Rotary Club at their meeting Thursday. Please bring family and friends, the more the merrier! Stay after the walk for lunch and socializing at Doc’s.
• Our Pies for Polio event is at BJ's Brewhouse in Sunset Valley on November 19 from 6-8. It was fun and successful last year so let’s make it happen again this year! Invite friends.
• Lisa is still working on finalizing the sales and profit report for the Runway to Paradise event, but says we made more than we planned.
Our speaker was Rosa Fry, Programs Manager at Preservation Austin, who spoke on "Preservation Austin's Legacy Business Month."
Preservation Austin exists to empower Austinites to shape a more inclusive, resilient, and meaningful community culture through preservation. It is the only citywide nonprofit providing programming to connect Austinites with architecturally and cultural heritage.
The pot for the Raffle has grown to $1,602 with only nine cards left. Shirley got the opportunity and drew the Queen of Diamonds. Lots of gasps! Right color, wrong queen.
Linda – South Park "Gray Dawn," the seniors ran over many pedestrians. The city took their licenses away. AARP parachutes in with armaments for a revolution. Lisa – Last episode of MASH. Also, Extreme Home Makeover was always moving and brought her to tears. Omar – Grey's Anatomy. The episode where a man was scarred head to toe and can’t be identified. He writes 007 on his hand - his old nickname, indicating he was their former colleague George O’Malley. Jenny – Friends - they were trying to move sofa upstairs, yelling “pivot”. She thinks of it every time she helps someone move.
