Ann Lee opened the meeting at the Lake Mills EMS building at 12:20pm and led the group in the Pledge of Allegiance followed with the Four-Way Test.
Guests
Tiffany from Optimal PT, District Gov Edwin B and Mark S, Lisa Kissing (speaker)
Student Rotarians
Trevor G - From Lakeside
Happy Bucks
Brian B - $65 happy bucks for rotary's 65 birthday
Amy - Enjoyed watertown rotary's wine and beer
Greg - $1 fine paper, yesterday was at oconomowoc rotary club talking about his book (40th talk about his book)
Ken - WI wrestling team is 3-0
Janine - survived witches night out
Dean S - went up north and met some old superintendant friends, lake mills sports teams, a friend passed away from a heart attack at 60 years old
Jenn - Meghann got her temps yesterday
Ann - Attended interact meeting at the high school
Dave - Football, soccer, girls cross country LM sports team success
Karen - German dinner at Christ Lutheran church tomorrow night 4-7pm
Fines
None
Birthdays
Janine F
Joker Draw
Dean did not pull the joker!
Committee Reports and Announcements
3rd reading for Dan Sanft
2nd reading for Optimal PT
Edwin B - District Governor - Theme this year is Rotary Connects the World. He shared a rotary story about a young girl who underwent a 4 year process to come to the US as a rotary exchange student. Edwin is hosting this girl from Nepal. He explained that rotary is a bottom up organization and all big things start small at a club somewhere.
PROGRAM
Lisa Kissing Phd in genetics in plants from Cornell U
- Spoke to us about wheat and gluten
- Celiac disease is a serious disease and wheat should be avoided in this population
- Other serious allergies do exist to wheat, but the number is very small (1-2%)
- A new popular group deems themselves at gluten intolerant.
- She explained that sour dough is much less likely to cause intolerance
