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| TODAY'S PROGRAM and
ASSIGNMENTS: (Jan.
6, 2005) |
Program:
Club Assembly
Auction item: Jones
Note taker: Quinn
Thank speaker: n/a
Luncheon menu:
(monthly
menu)
future assignments
| FUTURE
PROGRAMS and EVENTS |
January
13, 2005
January 20, 2005
Janaury 27, 2005
February 3, 2005
February 10, 2005
February 17, 2005
February 22, 2005 Jt. meeting with Pleasant Gap & State College RC
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 Visiting
Rotarians: none
Make-ups turned in:
Guests: Laurel Sanders, a guest of the club; Katie Holmes, a guesto
f Doug Holmes; and Ray Papale, a prospective member and guest of Dana
Catalano
50/50: There are 37 cards left. The wrong card or right card
depending upon your perspective! was picked from the deck by Laurel
Sanders leaving the ace of the deck for another day and another winner.
Auction: A bottle of champagne wine was auctioned off along with
lunch for two at a local restaurant. Darren Johnston provided the item
and the high bidder was Dick Jones.
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| ANNOUNCEMENTS:
(Please send announcements for the newsletter to Paul) |
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12/8-12/2004
Festival of the Trees-Zimbler, Hill, & 38 of the rest
of the club (names to be posted shortley)
12/1/
2004 Coupon Books (Catallano, Friedman, DeArmitt, Coble, the
rest of the club as sellers-names to be psoted shortley)
11/13/ 2004 Foundation Dinner-Hill, Walsh, Held, Rutter, Fetter,
Davis, Domalski, Gambone, Friedman
11/14/2004 Rotary Youth Exchange Interviews-Hill, Zimbler,
Taverno, Eberly, ?
Nov & Dec 2004- Coupon Books Committee- Friedman, Catalano,
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Previous Mystery member's experience: no info this week.click
for answer
Happy  Bucks
from: •Hugh Mose was happy to have 13 house guests. •Linda Friedman
was happy to have happy bucks, and •Laurel was happy to spend the
holidays with her father. (she's been in Europe for a number of years.)
There is a board meeting at 8 at the Auto Port on Tuesday January 4th.
Don't forget to sell your coupon
books. Highlights or changes to the coupon book this year include
three Indian restaurants, Red's cheeseburgers and others.
Thanks to the 40 members that helped out for the Festival of the Trees.
Preliminary indications are that we did quite well selling snacks and
soup.
The District Newsletter for December is available at the District
Web site by clicking on the link to the current newsletter.
http://www.district7350.org
We need to sell bricks. Sign your
Brick Pledge today! Maybe it would be a
good idea to take care of this for tax year 2004. All contributions
go through the new Club foundation-a 501(c)3 organization that was established
last year.Only 15 members have purchased bricks so far. We
can meet our goal if everyone buys one and sells one.
Please do your make-ups. One can use the E-club
if needed.We need to get our attendance numbers higher.we were at 55%
in November.
 Jim
Eberly reported about Rotary's Central Parklet
Project sponsored by the two SC clubs. The new "Children's Play
Space" will be lot of fun for kids. The total costs of the project are
$50,000. 50% needs to be raised by the two SC clubs as part of Rotary's
100th anniversary in 2005. Bricks are on
sale ($100 for first kid name, $50 for each subsequent). The bricks will
be used for the walkway. A pamphlet was distributed.
Please be selling bricks!
The club has a list
serv. All active members are on it. The email address for it is SCDTROTARY-@LISTS.PSU.EDU. Email Paul Rutter to see about your admission.
It is a private listserv not open to the
public. If you are already on it and want help with it please call or
email me.
There are two new Web pages up. One is for Rotary
Foundation Program alumni.The hope or goal behind
this page is to keep members aware of persons in our community that might
benefit further from Rotary by membership or participation in other things
we are doing. The second page is on the District Web site. It honors the
Veterans in our Rotary community. Both pages are still in an initial
building stage so if you know of anyone that has been left out, please
let me know so I can include them.
mystery answer: none
this week.
| Previous
Week's Speaker: Katie Holmes (the Walt Disney World College Program) |
Katie Holmes, daughter of Doug Holmes spoke to the club today regarding
her recent experiences as an intern for Walt Disney World. The program
is for college kids from all over the world. By her count there are
about 15,600 interns each semester.
Most of the participants in the college program are students with a
hotel, restaurant, and tourism major. Katie though is a geography major.
She heard about the program through a flyer in her dorm, Waring Commons.
Katie offered reasons for doing the program: to make money, gain experience,
and something to put on a resume.
College credits can be earned but PSU doesn't offer accept them.
Todd Bacastow (A geography/GIS professor), noting Katie's major,
thanked her for the presentation.
This week’s note taker: Paul Rutter
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| Rotary Birthdays this month:
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Harry Zimbler,
January 3; Teresa Davis, January 6;
(if I
please email me)
M A K E - U P S
Reminders on makeup's:
All makeup's are good for credit toward
meetings missed 14 days before or 14 days after the makeup. Makeup's made
at other Rotary Club meetings also get a dues credit. Makeup's at service
projects get attendance credit only. All makeup cards should be turned
into the club secretary promptly. To find out where you can makeup, check
the RI Club Directory, or District Web site.
NEIGHBORING CLUBS- check out the web
site listing or the E-club
MEMBERS- check out the web site listing
COMMITTEE CHAIRS- check out the web site listing
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DATE
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AUCTION
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MEETING
NOTES
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THANK
SPEAKER
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PROGRAM |
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Jan.
13, 2005
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Kauffman
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Rutter
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Beaver
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Jan.
20, 2005
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King
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Taverno
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Bedell
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Jan.
27, 2005
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Martella
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Trudeau
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Bell
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Feb.
3, 2005
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Martin
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Turley
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n/a
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Club
Assembly
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Feb.
10, 2005
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Meckstroth
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Walsh
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Brooks
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Feb.
17, 2005
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Moose
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Whitfield
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Browning
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Feb.
24, 2005
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Mose
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Zimbler
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Brytzcuk
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March
3, 2005
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Myrick
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Abramson
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n/a
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Club
Assembly
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March
10 , 2005
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Potalivo
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Amato
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Catalano
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March
17, 2005
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Quinn
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Bacastow
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Christian
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March
24, 2005
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Rutter
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Beaver
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Coble
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March
31 , 2005
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Taverno
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Bedell
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Davis
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Paul Rutter
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Jim
Eberly reported about Rotary's Central Parklet
Project sponsored by the two SC clubs. The new "Children's Play
Space" will be lot of fun for kids. The total costs of the project are
$50,000. 50% needs to be raised by the two SC clubs as part of Rotary's
100th anniversary in 2005. Bricks are on
sale ($100 for first kid name, $50 for each subsequent). The bricks will
be used for the walkway. A pamphlet was distributed.
Please be selling bricks!
