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| TODAY'S PROGRAM and
ASSIGNMENTS: (Feb.
10, 2005) |
Program:
(R.
Brooks)
Tom Murray Mt. Nittany Medical Center
Auction item: Meckstroth
Note taker: Trudeau
Thank speaker: Brooks
Luncheon menu:
(monthly
menu)
future assignments
| FUTURE
PROGRAMS and EVENTS |
February
17, 2005 (D.
Holmes)Tony Lopinski, State College Bureau of Police
Services, Identity Theft
February 22, 2005 Jt. meeting with Pleasant Gap & State College RC
February 24, 2005 Meeting
moved to Feb 22!!!
March 3, 2005 Club Assembly
March 10, 2005 TBA
March 17, 2005 (P.
Coble)
Ernest Boyd, State College Food Bank
March 24, 2005 (Bacastow)
Rob & Jackie Oshinskie, Victory Sports and Fitness, “Facts and
Fallacies of Fitness”
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 Visiting
Rotarians: DGN Jerry Friedman of the evening club
Make-ups turned in:
Guests: Ray Papale a guest of Dana Catalano
50/50: There are 32 cards left. Meg Moose had the winning number
but lost out to the A of Diamonds. There is $850 in the pot to split.
Auction: Flowers, went for $15 to Marshall Goldstein
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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
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Happy  Bucks
from: • Ray Papale, happy to be at Rotary
Attendance at 70%,
Harry - spaghetti dinner date change to Wednesday April 13, same price
of $6.50 adults, need help, committees forming, meeting on Thursday Feb.
24 (in place of regular meeting),
GSE team in town May 6-10,
Jim Eberly - brick sales rising, wrap up by end of March,
Dana - sell coupon books!,
Joint dinner with 4 clubs 2-22 w. invitations sent.
No meeting Feb. 24th.
Dana Catalano and Linda Friedman introduced a
team sales board for the coupon books and requested that we keep selling
coupon books. The coupons really are a great value! Coupon
Books. Highlights or changes to the coupon book this year include
three Indian restaurants, Red's cheeseburgers and others. Team 2 is gonna
come through and do well.
Roger Fetter & Jim Eberly announced the need to sell more bricks
for the Central Parklet for the Children's Play Space. Our Club is competing
with the Evening Club, and the winning club will be served lunch by the
losing club at a future date. That's one more incentive to see bricks!
We need to sell bricks. Sign your
Brick Pledge today! We
can meet our goal if everyone buys one and sells one.
The District Newsletter for January is available at the District
Web site by clicking on the link to the  current
newsletter. http://www.district7350.org
The District Conference will take place from May
13-15. Registration forms are available from Carol or on the District
website.
RYLA. The RYLA event will be held at Juniata
College this ummer. Nominations for attendees are being taken now. LeAnne
Martin is the contact person in our club. Students that are juniors
in highschool now are eligible.
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: Two Classification Talks |
Pam Ford gave classification talk. Her family has 3rd generations of
Rotarians, 30 years United Methodist Pastor, currently at St. Paul's
in State College, Husband Roger is a retired teacher, 2 grown daughters
ages 23 and 20 still live in area, graduate of Dickenson College - Duke
Seminary - Drexel for doctorate received one year ago with thesis on
21st century leadership, spoke about how it's a new day for the church,
the need to reach out more, coffee shop started in State College, hobbies
include travel, photography, family.
George Trudeau gave classification talk. Moved to area in July 2004
to become Director of the Center for the Performing Arts at Penn State.
Came from Utica, NY where he was director of performing arts for Munson-Williams-Proctor
Arts Institute (the Munstitoot!). Grew up in Oregon, BA from Western
Washington University in Bellingham Washington, Seattle for three years
as musician/teacher, went to Boston with wife, both received masters
from New England Conservatory. Worked for NEC then went to Utica in
1986. Wife Debbie is professional violinist with Syracuse Symphony and
Glimmerglass Opera. Twin sons are soon 18, planning to attend Penn State.
Family is in NY this year so sons can finish high school there. Active
in Utica Rotary and looking forward to continuing with Downtown Club.
Activities include skiing and biking.
This week’s note taker: George Trudeau
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| Rotary Birthdays this month:
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Todd Bacastow Feb. 5; Jim
Eberly, Feb. 10; (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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Feb.
17, 2005
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Moose
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Turley
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Brytzcuk
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Martella
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Feb.
24, 2005
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Mose
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Walsh
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Catalano
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Coble
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March
3, 2005
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Myrick
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Whitfield
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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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Zimbler
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Christian
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tba
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March
17, 2005
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Quinn
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Abramson
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Coble
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tba
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March
24, 2005
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Rutter
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Amato
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Davis
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tba
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March
31 , 2005
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Sanders
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Bacastow
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Dayananda
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tba
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