August 29 - Congressman John Peterson - Legislative update September 5 - Club Assembly September 12 - Dr. Steiner - PSU Arboretum September 19 - Brian Knox - Forests are our Future September 26 - Betsy Allen - Schlow Library October 3 - Club assembly October 10 - Brent Frank - "Aids 101" - The AIDS Project,
serving Centre and Clinton counties
Visiting Rotarians: PDG Buss Fowler, and
Geoff Wilson from the State College Rotary club. Make-ups turned
in: none Guests: Elena and Cindy Hampton guests of Dennis; Jamie Eberly,
guest of the club and Theresa Taverno guest of the club (both exchange
students one out and one just returning) 50/50: Gary Brytzcuk had the winning number and drew the nine of
spades. There are 38cards left and the pot keeps growing at c$200 now!
Auction: From Sharon Dixon-Brytzcuk a PSU Media guide, a gift certificate
to Damon's and a certificate for a nights lodging at the Hampton Inn.
The winning bid was Carl Hill at $60. Thanks to both.!!
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
(Please send announcements for the newsletter to Paul)
We are looking for a host for our Rotary Youth Exchange student.
Please contact Ron Taverno if you can help. Ron can fill you in with
more details. He mentioned that it takes a three month commitment
split during the school year.
The student is a girl from Chile and Brasil. Ron said her emails were
great and she knew English quite well.
Pay your bills
Our two new inbound exchange students will be here at the next meeting
(August 22)
There was a fund raising report from Hugh and Mary Ann.Probably
dropping the coupon book- bad name and value cited as reasons.
Elena Hampton thanked the club for her scholarship. She spoke briefly
and seems to be a very well rounded student we can be proud to support.She'll
be matriculating at PSU-Altoona.
One of our new fund raisera will be a cruise raffle $10.
We will be asking Rotaract about helping with working the football
gates
The club has a list serv. All active members are on it. The email
address for it is SCDTROTARY-L@LISTS.PSU.EDU.
It only works if you are a subscriber so if you aren't on it and want
to know even more about the club 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.
Our speaker was from the Grange Fair board, LeDon Young.LeDOn
said that her topic would be the future past and present of the fair.
And that is whaZt we learned about. The fair was started asa picnic
in 1874 as part of the grange movement. The first picnic had about
3000 people. By 1890 the picnic was becoming so popular that people
began staying at the grounds of the picnic and tenting traditions
were born. The picnic board bought 20 acres to place the tents. There
are now 950 tents and the fair picnic is attended by over 100,000
people. Their budgetthis year is over $1,000,000.
Eugene
Lederer August 5; Leann
Martin August 8; Ellie Beaver August
14; Dennis
Hampton August 16;Richard
Jones August 24 (if I missed yours pleaseemail
me)
Etc.
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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, District
Web site, or with your club secretary.