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State College, 16805
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| TODAY'S PROGRAM and
ASSIGNMENTS: (May 19, 2005)
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Program:
(Moose)
State College Friends School, Larry Boggess Head
of School
Auction item: Turley
Note taker: Brooks
Thank speaker: Domalski
Luncheon menu:
(monthly
menu)
future assignments
| FUTURE
PROGRAMS and EVENTS |
May
26, 2005 Denny
Younkin, SCASD, Act 72 and new high school building renovation
June 2, 2005 Brian
Lockman, Pres and CEO of Pennsylvania Cable Network
June 9, 2005 Youth
Exchange-Gabriella Voloschin (Argentina) and Pomm (Thailand)
June 16, 2005 Assembly
(Moved from the 9th)
June 23, 2005 TBA
June 30, 2005 Roger
Fetter's last day in office!
July 7, 2005 TBA
July 14, 2005 TBA
July 21, 2005 TBA
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Visiting Rotarians: Charlie Wilson and Tom
Kerr from the evening R.C.
Make-ups turned in: Paul Rutter at the evening
club, and Tyrone R.C.
Guests: Tracey Sepich, guest of the club
50/50: There are 20 cards left and about $1400 in the pot to split.
Gary Brytczuk drew the 5 of hearts
Auction: none
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| ANNOUNCEMENTS:
(Please send announcements for the newsletter to Paul) |
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June
20, 2005 International Conference
Rutter,
Hill, Walsh,
May
15-16, 2005 District Conference--
Hill,
Rutter, Walsh, Fetter, Davis
May
5-9 & May 15-16, 2005 Group Study Exchange Team visit
Rutter, Dayananda, Held, Brooks, Pratt, Mose, Williams, Friedman
April
16, 2005 Spring Clean up at Lederer
Park--
Ferguson-x2,
Rutter-2, Sanders-x3, Walsh, Fetter, Mose, Domalski, Myrick, Meckstroth,
Smith, Gambone, Hill
April
13, 2005 Spaghetti Dinner--
Rutter, Staats, Kashanna, Beaver, Potalivo, Ferguson, Moose,
Mose, King, Eberly-x2, Zimbler, Christian, Friedman, Collins,
Hill, Holmes, Davis, Walsh, Bedell, Edwards, Abramson, Dearmitt,
Domalski, Coble, Quinn, Kaufman, Meckstroth, Goldstein, Catalano,
Bell, Dayananda, Myrick, Sanders
April
2-3, 2005 District Assembly-
Fetter,
Rutter, Walsh, Hill
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Happy  Bucks
from: • Doug Holmes because his daugher finished another year of
college. • Chris Potalivo was happy because hwnen the flew out of
Washington D.C. he did not get arrested for flying in Federal air space
restricted areas. • Pam Ferguson was happy because her son completed
his Ph.D. course work in physics at Yale.
The following Rotarians lost their red badges to become blue badge holders
by completing some new members stuff: Laurel Sanders, Pam Ford, Bernadette
Koshanna, and Barbie Collins.
The Special Olympics is June 9-11.
The parklet project for which we are helping do things in scheduled
for May 21.
The spaghetti dinner earned about $1500 for the auction portion.
 The
first section of the State College portion of the GSE visit is over. Everything
so far as been okay if not as planned. The key has been in being willing
to adapt to the teams wishes. The Italian Rotary
District's GSE team will be in State College again on the night of
May 15th. Thanks to Adrian Pratt, Carl Hill, Bob Williams, Linda Friedman,
Hugh Mose, Dr. D, Dick Held, Russ Brooks, and Paul Rutter for offering
to host or being a host back up for the visitors. This has been a
great opportunity to participate in a huge part of Rotary and in learning
what Rotary International is all about. Ask Paul Rutter for more information
about the various events. It has been a hoot so far!
Have you seen the new Pennsylvania license tags for Rotary? Rotary vanity
license plates are available. There's a link on the District
Web site to get them.
The evening club is having their auction meeting on May 17.
Bob Williams is the most recent inductee to the club. Paul Rutter was
his sponsor. Bob was on the GSE team to South Korea earlier this year.
He works over at Nittany Office Equipment with Tom Kerr.
Be getting in shape to help with the manual
labor part of the childrens village of the parklet. Sign up to help now!
May 21st at 9:00 a.m.
It is a new tax year; perhaps buying bricks for tax year 2005 is in
your strategy?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 April
is available at the District
Web site by clicking on the link to the current
newsletter. http://www.district7350.org
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: Dan Carter from Centre Stage. |
This week, we were visited by the Dan Carter the director of the Centre
Stage theatre.
Joining him was the marketing person Sherry Sinclair. Dan told us about
the upcoming plays and told us how the theatre is going since moving
downtown. They are celebrating their 20th year and are enjoying the
new facility. The first production this year was "Fences."
It will be followed by a musical review. In September there is a production
on Jean Ritchie an American Folk artist and colelctor of folk music
from Appalachia.
There are reduced tickets available for the various shows. Additionally
there are deals on parking too.
Ranier Domalski thanked the speakers.
This week’s note taker: Russ Brooks
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| Rotary Birthdays this month:
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Jana King, May 2; Mary Dearmitt, May 12; Carol
Walsh, May 19; Linda Friedman, May 20; Don Bedell, May 21; Hugh Mose,
May 28; Mark Whitfield, May 31;
(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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May
12
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Trudeau
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Biddle
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Dearmitt
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Moose
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May
19
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Turley
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Brooks
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Domalski
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May
26
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Walsh
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Brytczuk
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Eberly
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June
2
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Whitfield
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Catalano
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Edwards
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June
9
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Williams
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Christian
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n/a
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Asembly
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June
16
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Zimbler
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Coble
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Ferguson
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June
23
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Abramson
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Collins
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Fetter
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June30
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Amato
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Davis
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Ford
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July
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Bacastow
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To Be
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State
College Downtown Rotary; P.O. Box 10742; State College, PA 16805- 0742
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Paul Rutter
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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.
