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| TODAY'S PROGRAM and
ASSIGNMENTS for: April
19, 2007 |
Program:
Senator
Jake Corman
 Auction
item:
Note taker: Geise
Thank speaker: Brown
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| FUTURE
PROGRAMS and EVENTS |
April
21, 2007 Lederer Park clean up 8am
April 26, 2007
The Bremen, German
area GSE
Team arrives
April 26, 2007 n/a (GSE arrives after we meet)
April 27 - GSE Team from Germany Presentation -
Celebration Hall. 6:30 pm. Cost - $21
May 3, 2007 Assembly
May 10-13, 2007 DISTRICT CONFERENCE
In Pittsburgh
May 17, 2007 TBD
May 24, 2007 Exchange Students
May 31 Linda Freedman: new Rotary Leadership Plan
June 23, 2007 Club picnic
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Visiting Rotarians: Barry Goodhart/Sunrise
Club
Make-ups turned in:
Guests: none
50/50: Draw was a red four reducing the cars to 16 for next week
and a pot of about $850.
Auction: Marshall had the duty
1. High Quality Mexican picture frame for $15.00 to Charlie Hackett.
2. Gift certificate and muffins from Guilt Free Gourmet to Russ Brooks
for $25.00
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(Please send announcements for the newsletter to Paul) |
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German
GSE exchange,
April 26- 30: Rutter, Williams, Pratt, Held, Brooks,
Dayananda.
Spaghetti
Tickets & Dinner, March March 20-21.
Tickets are being sold by ALL of us; For the event:
Names to be added soon!Please do what you can to be listed here!
Hosts
for International (Russia) Visitors:
Holmes, others?
Dictionaries
for Grade School:
Davis, and son Connor, others?
International
Project with a supplying a classroom in Istanbul with Furniture:
Mose, Hill, others?
2007
Entertainment Book committee:
Bedell, Geise, Jones; all of us are selling them. Top Seller
1/26 is PDG Carol Walsh with 29 books. Second is:_______ and Third
and Fourth are:____ ___
Holiday
Party , Dec 20. Marshall
Goldstein and his merry elves set this up. Quite good say the
returns! Well Done!!
Festival
of the
Trees, Dec 7-10.
Jim Eberly is in the lead with other club members.
Thanksed with happy bucks were: Carl Hill, Pat Coble, Clark Moose
(Meg's husband).
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Happy  Bucks
came from:  Laurel $2.00-Anotherer
great report card and second for Yanna and her contribution at work.Marshal
$1.00 for adding a cat form Paws to those he already has at home.Mary
$1.00 daughter accepted at Tennessee for a dual program, MBA and Sports
Mgt.Rose $2.00 Happy because
she was able to find a bagpiper for her father's funeral. Second dollar
was for the bagpiper who I believe she said was the daughter of a Rotarian.Roger
Fetter $1.00 son accepted at Northwestern
April 27 - GSE Team from Germany Presentation - Celebration Hall. 6:30
pm. Cost - $21: Contact Paul Rutter
Pizza Party at Jim and Sue Eberly's at 6:30 on May 4th.; $5.00/person.
A sign-up sheet was passed around and will be available for the next few
meetings.
Carol announced the Bellefonte Club's kickoff meeting scheduled for
7:15 May 13th at Bonfatto's Restaurant. They expect about 20 folks for
this first meeting. We are all invited. Carol also asked if a former president
might volunteer to fill in for her at future meetings.
Maria Alisia was selected as the Whitewate Conference attendee.
On Saturday, April 27th, a combined dinner meeting will be held at Celebration
Hall to welcome the GSE team.
Lederer Park cleanup still on for April 21st.
Hugh Mose was the winner of $10.50 with the closest guess on the number
of people served at the spaghetti dinner. The number of tickets collected
was 459.
There will be a 4-Way test speech contest at David Ostrich's synagogue
in which 4 SC high school students will compete at the end of the month.
The founding mothers & fathers of the Bellefonte Rotary club are
soliciting names of potential members.
Jana has $100 raffle tickets for a sculpture, drawing benefits youth
artists.
Our own foundation received a contribution from a member, honoring Buzz
Fowler. PDG Seymour "Bus" Fowler
passed away. Bus was an honorary member of our club.
The new Bellefonte Rotary club will hold a meeting soon. PDG Carol has
the info.
Don Bedell is still collecting money in for Dining & Entertainment
Books. Please bring money in.
Charlie Hackett received his "blue" name tag
Shoes for Nicaragua - Damons want to participate in this project they
will be a drop off site. Linda will be collecting shoes until the 2nd
week of May. This is continuing this week.
There was a plea for host families for inbound students.
PDG Seymour "Bus" Fowler
passed away this past week. Bus was an honorary member of our club.
The German GSE team will be arriving April 26. We will not be able to
host them at lunch, but we will will be hosting a meet and greet type
thing. The club GSE committee is Paul Rutter, Bob Williams, Adrian Pratt,
Russ Brooks, Dick Held, and Jim Dayananda. Bob Williams is hosting one
team member, others are being hosted by members of the two other Rotary
clubs. Information regarding activities will be shown later.
Marshall announced a change in date for our June Picnic in Tudek Park
from Sunday 6/24 to Saturday 6/23; details to follow closer to that time
Doug announced we are still looking for host families for visitors from
Russia (the thing Joel Pelletier spoke about in an earlier
announcement).
Linda handed out information from Governor Jerry about “The Shoes
for Nicaragua Challange”; a project coordinator will be assigned
for our club and will provide further information at upcoming meetings
Don Bedell reminded everyone to continue selling those D & E Books
and to keep handing over the $$$ to him
Don Bedell announced that he has collected $4,600 so far from the entertainment
book sale. Carol Walsh has sold 29 books so far.
Joel Pelletier announced that the District is trying
to establish an exchange program with 5 individuals from Russia. He is
hopeful that all of the clubs in the area will participate. He is putting
together the curriculum with the Help of Score and Rider Motors but is
in need of a volunteer from our club to assist him. He also needs host
families for the visitors. They are expected to be here sometime this
fall.
PDG Carol is taking over membership for Dana who is on a leave of absence
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We are looking for feedback about a club picnic tentatively scheduled
for June 24, We need input on locations of Tudek, Lederer, or Someone's
backyard where adult beverages could be consumed. Cooking necessities
would have to be brought in. Contact Frank, Marshall, Jim E., Carol, Mary,
Rainer, or Pat with your input.
Bob Williams mentioned the district is forming a Foundation
Alumni group for persons, including non-Rotarians, that have been
a part of Rotary Foundation events like the GSE or the Ambassadorial Scholarships.
Paul Bell received a Paul Harris Fellowship and
was made an honorary member of the club. Paul was a charter
member.
PDG Carol Walsh has sold 29 Entertainment books!
PDG Carol Walsh presented Paul Rutter with his second Paul
Harris Fellowship pin.
We are looking for hosts for inbound students for the youth exchange
for 2006-2007. Contact Laurel, Doug, or Carl if you are able to help out.
 The
Entertainment Book has been
passed out.Get to work selling your allotment and more now! We rely on
the funds this raises to get our many philantropic tasks completed.
Carl Hill is a charter member of the District Paul Harris Fellowship,
a group that pledge to contribute $1000 each year to the Foundation.
Carl Hill will be setting up this years youth exchange program. If anyone
is interested contact Carl.
The District Newsletter is available at the District Web
site,
GSE (Group Study Exchange): The team from Germany visiting us for a
few days starting April 26, 2007 was announced by the German district.
Their brief bios are:
- Lutheran minister (team leader); age 52, male, married
- Industrial sales for a sausage factory; visit business school,
retailers; age 32, male, single
- Inport/export, logistics solutions, Sales manager; age 31, male,
single
- Jeweler, creates, journeyman goldsmith; age 28, female, single
- Accountant, training instructor; age 29, female, single
- Export sales for industrial company; age 39, male, married
Teresa shared information about our meals at
Damon's. Each week we have an option of a house salad or the entre prepared
for us that day. At no time is anyone to request to have chicken or
steak added to the salad. All that we are contracted for is the garden
salad. Additionally when you request special salads; the orders for everyone
else get backlogged because the server is also the one that has to prepare
the salad. There is additional cost that is borne by the club when you
place requests for extras too.
Point your web browser to: http://www.rotilink.org/eClubs/
click on a club's Website and follow the directions to do make-ups
with the e-club. At the end, you print out your make up slip and submit
it to current secretary Rainer Domalski.
| Previous
Week's Speaker: Brad
"Spider" Caldwell :
"Behind the scenes with Penn State Football" |
Brad Caldwell, PSU Facilities Manager for the Football Team gave a very
entertaining and informative talk about what goes on behind the scene
to make sure that players are ready for every game and practice. Mr. Caldwell
accumulated his knowledge while spending 25 years on the PS sidelines.
Note taker: Frank Gatto
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| Rotary Birthdays this month:
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Brian
Christian, April 26; Jim
Dayananda, April 27
(if I please email me and let the club secretary
know too)
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 one of the E-clubs
all over the world
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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April
19
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Sepich
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Geise
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Brown
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April
26
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Smith
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Goldstein
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Brytczuk
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May
3
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Trudeau
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Held
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Assembly
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May
10
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Turley
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Hackett
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Christian
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May
17
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Moose
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Hickey
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Coble
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May
24
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Walsh
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Johnston
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Davis
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May
31
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Whitfield
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Jones
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Dayananada
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June
7
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Williams
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Kauffman
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Assembly
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June
14
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Abramson
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King
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Dearmitt
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June
21
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Bacastow
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Martella
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Domalski
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“If
we only listen to those whom we already see eye to eye, we will
never create better understanding, a concept that is at the
core of Rotary.”
-Martin G Molony, District 1160 Governor, Dublin Central, Ireland
in The
Rotarian, January 2006
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"Of
the things we think, say or do:
Is
it the TRUTH?
Is
it FAIR to all concerned?
Will
it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
Will
it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?"
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district 7350; club 24095
State
College Downtown Rotary; P.O. Box 10742; State College, PA 16805- 0742
Contact
club webmaster & newsletter editor: Paul Rutter
WHY
IT'S GREAT TO BE A GUY...
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Phone conversations last 30
seconds
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You know useful stuff about
tanks and airplanes
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A 5 day vacation requires only
one suitcase
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Bathroom lines are 80% shorter
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You can open all your own jars
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Old friends don't give you crap
if you've lost or gained weight
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When clicking through the channels
you don't have to stop on every shot of someone crying
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You don't have to lug a bag
of "necessary" items with you everywhere you go
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You can go to the bathroom alone
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Your last name stays put
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You can leave a hotel room bed
unmade
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You can kill your own food (but
can you cook it??)
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The garage is all yours
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You get extra credit for the
slightest act of thoughtfulness
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You see the humor in "Terms
of Endearment"
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You never have to clean the
toilet (or do)
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You can be showered and ready
in 10 minutes
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Wedding plans take care of themselves
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If someone forgets to invite
you to something, they can still be your friend
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Your underwear costs $7.50 for
a pack of 3
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None of your co-workers have
the power to make you cry
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You don't have to shave below
your neck
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You don't have to curl up next
to some big, hairy guy every night
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If you're 34 and single, no
one notices
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Chocolate is just another snack
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You can quietly enjoy a car
ride from the passenger seat (yeah right - do they ever let us drive??)
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Flowers fix everything (or duct
tape)
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You never have to worry about
other's feelings
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Three pair of shoes are more
than enough
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You can say anything and not
worry about what people think
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You can whip your shirt off
on a hot day
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Car mechanics tell you the truth
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You don't give a flip if someone
doesn't notice your new haircut
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You can watch a game in silence
for hours without your buddy thinking, "He must be mad at me"
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One mood, all the time
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You can admire Clint Eastwood
without having to starve yourself to look like him
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Same work . . . more pay
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Gray hair and wrinkles add character
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Wedding dress $2000, Tux rental
100 bucks
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You don't care if someone is
talking behind your back
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You don't pass on the dessert
and then mooch off someone else's
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If you retain water, it's in
a canteen
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The remote is yours and yours
alone
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You need not pretend you're
"freshening up" when you go to the bathroom
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If you don't call your buddy
when you said you would, he won't tell your friends you've changed
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If another guy shows up at the
party in the same outfit, you might become lifelong buddies
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The occasional well-rendered
belch is practically expected
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If something mechanical didn't
work, you can bash it with a hammer and throw it across the room
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New shoes don't cut, blister,
or mangle your feet
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Give me a fish and I eat for
a day. Teach me to fish and I eat for a lifetime
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Presents and cards for family/friends
birthdays, holidays and other occasions get magically wrapped
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Holiday decorating somehow appears
and then disappears
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A gourmet dinner is a pizza
with everything (and beer in a glass instead of the can)
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Cleaning up after dinner is
putting the dishes in the sink
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Cleaning up the house means
moving stuff from two small piles into one large pile
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The refrigerator mysteriously
restocks itself with food
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Remember it is sign of intelligence
to enjoy all that you do!
Do you have anything to share? maybe reasons it is great
to be a woman? (I wouldn't know... girdles, pantyhose make your legs
look good? Email me and chances
are it will find its way here.
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