REMINDER INFO November 12
LOCATION: Grand Ballroom
PROGRAM: “Club 50: 50 Point Single Game Scorers in Kansas High School Boys Basketball History” by Steve Farney, Author
INVOCATION: Phil Oliver
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Blanche Parks
GREETERS: Mike Hall, Jennifer Haller, Max Halley, Kathleen Hein, Jeff Hiestand
CUP MONEY: November – Holiday Gifts for Scott Computer Technology Magnet School Students
RECEPTION TABLE: Staci Williams
MENU: Chicken Marsala, Pasta Primavera, Long Bean Blend, Salad, and Dessert
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Kirk Johnson, Jennifer Haller, Chris McGee
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2009-10 Meeting Cancellations – November 26, Thanksgiving, December 24, Christmas Eve, December 31, New Years Eve, and July 1, 2010 Annual Meeting/Banquet
Holiday Party – December 17
Need your Suggestions for Programs: Contact is Anita Wolgast.
Bring in a New Member. Applications are always available at the meeting on the back table. Membership Contact is Doug Scott.
Opportunity to Bring a Guest Free of Charge to the December 3 and 10 Meetings since the December 24 and 31 will be canceled. We will need reservations for guests by November 18, in order to get a head count for these two dates.
2010-11 Youth Exchange Outbound Student Applications are now being accepted. Students age 15 ½ to 18 ½ are eligible. Children and relatives of Rotarians are eligible. District Deadline is December 1. Contact David Beck for more details.
Fourth Annual District Foundation Banquet, November 14. Overland Park Sheraton Hotel–Contact Henry McClure or Larry Dimmitt
New Member Announcement (10-day Waiting Period 2nd Time) – Miriam Krehbiel, President/CEO, United Way of Grater Topeka
Election for 2009-10 Club Board and Foundation Trustees
New Member Introductions:
(1) Melissa Masoner, Community Volunteer and Doctoral Student
(2) Janlyn Nesbett-Tucker, CEO, Topeka Metropolitan Transit Authority
KU-K-State Game Predictions
2009-10 Directories are available. You can pick one up at the meeting or stop by the office.
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Weekly Reminder - Wear your team colors
REMINDER INFO November 5
LOCATION: Grand Ballroom
PROGRAM: “The KU-K-State Game from My Perspective and Other Thoughts” by JB Bauersfeld, Channel 13 Sports Director
INVOCATION: Don Chubb
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Mark Nelson
GREETERS: Fred Gatlin, Ray Gerstenkorn, Pete Gierer, Grant Glenn, Tom Gorrell, Scott Griffith
CUP MONEY: November – Holiday Gifts for Scott Computer Technology Magnet School Students
RECEPTION TABLE: Jane Mackey
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Joan Wagnon, Fred Gatlin, Alvin Dvorak
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2009-10 Meeting Cancellations – November 26, Thanksgiving, December 24, Christmas Eve, December 31, New Years Eve, and July 1, 2010 Annual Meeting/Banquet
Holiday Party – December 17
Need your Suggestions for Programs: Contact is Anita Wolgast.
Bring in a New Member. Applications are always available at the meeting on the back table. Membership Contact is Doug Scott.
Opportunity to Bring a Guest Free of Charge to the December 3 and 10 Meetings since the December 24 and 31 will be canceled. We will need reservations for guests by November 18, in order to get a head count for these two dates.
2010-11 Youth Exchange Outbound Student Applications are now being accepted. Students age 15 ½ to 18 ½ are eligible. Children and relatives of Rotarians are eligible. District Deadline is December 1. Contact David Beck for more details.
Fourth Annual District Foundation Banquet, November 14. Overland Park Sheraton Hotel–Contact Henry McClure or Larry Dimmitt
New Member Announcement (10-day Waiting Period 1st Time) – Miriam Krehbiel, President/CEO, United Way of Grater Topeka
Nominations from the Floor for 2009-10 Club Board and Foundation Trustees
Francine Hines Scholarship Presentations
LOCATION: Grand Ballroom
PROGRAM: “The KU-K-State Game from My Perspective and Other Thoughts” by JB Bauersfeld, Channel 13 Sports Director
INVOCATION: Don Chubb
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Mark Nelson
GREETERS: Fred Gatlin, Ray Gerstenkorn, Pete Gierer, Grant Glenn, Tom Gorrell, Scott Griffith
CUP MONEY: November – Holiday Gifts for Scott Computer Technology Magnet School Students
RECEPTION TABLE: Jane Mackey
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Joan Wagnon, Fred Gatlin, Alvin Dvorak
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2009-10 Meeting Cancellations – November 26, Thanksgiving, December 24, Christmas Eve, December 31, New Years Eve, and July 1, 2010 Annual Meeting/Banquet
Holiday Party – December 17
Need your Suggestions for Programs: Contact is Anita Wolgast.
Bring in a New Member. Applications are always available at the meeting on the back table. Membership Contact is Doug Scott.
Opportunity to Bring a Guest Free of Charge to the December 3 and 10 Meetings since the December 24 and 31 will be canceled. We will need reservations for guests by November 18, in order to get a head count for these two dates.
2010-11 Youth Exchange Outbound Student Applications are now being accepted. Students age 15 ½ to 18 ½ are eligible. Children and relatives of Rotarians are eligible. District Deadline is December 1. Contact David Beck for more details.
Fourth Annual District Foundation Banquet, November 14. Overland Park Sheraton Hotel–Contact Henry McClure or Larry Dimmitt
New Member Announcement (10-day Waiting Period 1st Time) – Miriam Krehbiel, President/CEO, United Way of Grater Topeka
Nominations from the Floor for 2009-10 Club Board and Foundation Trustees
Francine Hines Scholarship Presentations
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Weekly Reminder - October 22, 2009
Read the October issue of the Rotopeka.
LOCATION: Grand Ballroom - Ramada
PROGRAM: “Melding Art and Engineering in Public Space Designs” by Joel Marquardt, AIA, LEED AP
INVOCATION: Kirk Johnson
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Scott McKenzie
GREETERS: Larry Dimmitt, Richard Drinon, Glenda DuBoise, Sharon Durrell, Alvin Dvorak
CUP MONEY: October – Avondale East Elementary (Coats, Hats, & Gloves)
RECEPTION TABL: Stan Martindell
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Dick Knoll, Bob Clawson, Kathleen Williams
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2009-10 Meeting Cancellations – November 26, Thanksgiving, December 24, Christmas Eve, December 31, New Years Eve, and July 1, 2010 Annual Meeting/Banquet
Holiday Party – December 17
Need your suggestions for programs: Contact is Anita Wolgast.
Bring in a new member. Applications are always available at the meeting on the back table. Membership Contact is Doug Scott.
Opportunity to Bring a Guest Free of Charge to the December 3 and 10 Meetings since the December 24 and 31 will be canceled. We will need reservations for guests by November 18, in order to get a head count for these two dates.
2010-11 Youth Exchange Outbound Student Applications are now being accepted. Students age 15 ½ to 18 ½ are eligible. Children and relatives of Rotarians are eligible. District Deadline is December 1. Contact David Beck for more details.
Fourth Annual District Foundation Banquet, November 14. Overland Park Sheraton Hotel–Contact Henry McClure or Larry Dimmitt
Aid to Philippines has been requested by the district to assist people in the Philippines whose homes have been heavily damaged by typhoons, flooding, and mudslides. One hundred dollars will be donated by the club. A box will be provided at the meeting on October 22 and 29 to give members an opportunity to make a personal donation.
Memorial for Bob Miller
LOCATION: Grand Ballroom - Ramada
PROGRAM: “Melding Art and Engineering in Public Space Designs” by Joel Marquardt, AIA, LEED AP
INVOCATION: Kirk Johnson
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Scott McKenzie
GREETERS: Larry Dimmitt, Richard Drinon, Glenda DuBoise, Sharon Durrell, Alvin Dvorak
CUP MONEY: October – Avondale East Elementary (Coats, Hats, & Gloves)
RECEPTION TABL: Stan Martindell
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Dick Knoll, Bob Clawson, Kathleen Williams
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2009-10 Meeting Cancellations – November 26, Thanksgiving, December 24, Christmas Eve, December 31, New Years Eve, and July 1, 2010 Annual Meeting/Banquet
Holiday Party – December 17
Need your suggestions for programs: Contact is Anita Wolgast.
Bring in a new member. Applications are always available at the meeting on the back table. Membership Contact is Doug Scott.
Opportunity to Bring a Guest Free of Charge to the December 3 and 10 Meetings since the December 24 and 31 will be canceled. We will need reservations for guests by November 18, in order to get a head count for these two dates.
2010-11 Youth Exchange Outbound Student Applications are now being accepted. Students age 15 ½ to 18 ½ are eligible. Children and relatives of Rotarians are eligible. District Deadline is December 1. Contact David Beck for more details.
Fourth Annual District Foundation Banquet, November 14. Overland Park Sheraton Hotel–Contact Henry McClure or Larry Dimmitt
Aid to Philippines has been requested by the district to assist people in the Philippines whose homes have been heavily damaged by typhoons, flooding, and mudslides. One hundred dollars will be donated by the club. A box will be provided at the meeting on October 22 and 29 to give members an opportunity to make a personal donation.
Memorial for Bob Miller
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Rotary Reminder - September 24, 2009
REMINDER INFO September 24
LOCATION: Ramada Inn – Jefferson Hall (Lower Level Right)
PROGRAM: “The Ritchie House and Rotary Partnership: by Robin Shimplin, KSHS Project Director
INVOCATION: Jeff Moe
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Onis Lemon
GREETERS: Roy Browning, Larry Brubaker, Ted Bryan, Jim Caplinger, Sam Carkhuff, Anderson Chandler
CUP MONEY: September – Children’s Discovery Center
RECEPTION TABLE: Jennifer Haller
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Larry Dimmitt, Joy Moser, Jim Ogle
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2009-10 Meeting Cancellations – November 26, Thanksgiving, December 24, Christmas Eve, December 31, New Years Eve, and July 1, 2010 Annual Meeting/Banquet Holiday Party – December 17
Meeting Location Change – October 15, Topeka Country Club
Need your suggestions for programs: Contact is Anita Wolgast.
Bring in a new member. Applications are always available at the meeting on the back table. Membership Contact is Doug Scott.
2009-10 Membership Directory: We will be printing a new directory soon. Ann Palmer will be taking pictures Sept. 24 – last time --for those whose pictures are not in last year’s directory or if you want a retake. If you cannot be at any of the meetings in September call Ann, she will come to your office. Our goal is to get everyone’s picture in the directory.
New Member Announcements (10-day waiting period – 2nd Time) Janlyn Nesbett-Tucker, CEO, Topeka Metropolitan Transit Authority
An Optional Donation of $14 for Polio Plus will be included on the October Dues Invoice Only.
Opportunity to Bring a Guest Free of Charge to the December 3 and 10 Meetings since the December 24 and 31 will be canceled. We will need reservations for guests by November 18, in order to get a head count for these two dates.
Nominating Committee will be meeting on October 2. If anyone is interested in running for an office or the board, has someone to nominate, or wishes to resign from their position, please contact Kirk Johnson before that date.
LOCATION: Ramada Inn – Jefferson Hall (Lower Level Right)
PROGRAM: “The Ritchie House and Rotary Partnership: by Robin Shimplin, KSHS Project Director
INVOCATION: Jeff Moe
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Onis Lemon
GREETERS: Roy Browning, Larry Brubaker, Ted Bryan, Jim Caplinger, Sam Carkhuff, Anderson Chandler
CUP MONEY: September – Children’s Discovery Center
RECEPTION TABLE: Jennifer Haller
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Larry Dimmitt, Joy Moser, Jim Ogle
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2009-10 Meeting Cancellations – November 26, Thanksgiving, December 24, Christmas Eve, December 31, New Years Eve, and July 1, 2010 Annual Meeting/Banquet Holiday Party – December 17
Meeting Location Change – October 15, Topeka Country Club
Need your suggestions for programs: Contact is Anita Wolgast.
Bring in a new member. Applications are always available at the meeting on the back table. Membership Contact is Doug Scott.
2009-10 Membership Directory: We will be printing a new directory soon. Ann Palmer will be taking pictures Sept. 24 – last time --for those whose pictures are not in last year’s directory or if you want a retake. If you cannot be at any of the meetings in September call Ann, she will come to your office. Our goal is to get everyone’s picture in the directory.
New Member Announcements (10-day waiting period – 2nd Time) Janlyn Nesbett-Tucker, CEO, Topeka Metropolitan Transit Authority
An Optional Donation of $14 for Polio Plus will be included on the October Dues Invoice Only.
Opportunity to Bring a Guest Free of Charge to the December 3 and 10 Meetings since the December 24 and 31 will be canceled. We will need reservations for guests by November 18, in order to get a head count for these two dates.
Nominating Committee will be meeting on October 2. If anyone is interested in running for an office or the board, has someone to nominate, or wishes to resign from their position, please contact Kirk Johnson before that date.
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Meeting Reminder - September 17, 2009
REMINDER INFO September 17
LOCATION: SHAWNEE COUNTRY CLUB
PROGRAM: “Amtrack Expansion Possibilities” by Ron Kaufman, Chief of the Bureau of Public Involvement, KDOT
INVOCATION: John Wall
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Don Kready
GREETERS: Mike Berry, Jim Blackburn, Cindy Luxem, Harry Briscoe, Lawrence Brock
CUP MONEY: September – Children’s Discovery Center
RECEPTION TABLE: Stan Martindell
MENU: Italian Buffet
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Roger Aeschliman, Greg Hill, Kathleen Williams
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2009-10 Meeting Cancellations – November 26, Thanksgiving, December 24, Christmas Eve, December 31, New Years Eve, and July 1, 2010 Annual Meeting/Banquet
Holiday Party – December 17
September 17, Shawnee Country Club has agreed to extend to our members and spouses or guests the opportunity to have dinner tonight at the club to be paid by credit card or cash. This will enable you to view the facilities and see what the club has to offer for members.
Meeting Location Change – October 15, Topeka Country Club
Rotary Cups for the 2008-09 New Members: For those of you who have not received yours, they will be in the office. Please pick yours up.
Need your suggestions for programs: Contact is Anita Wolgast.
Bring in a new member. Applications are always available at the meeting on the back table. Membership Contact is Doug Scott.
2009-10 Membership Directory: We will be printing a new directory soon. Ann Palmer will be taking pictures Sept. 17 and Sept. 24 for those whose pictures are not in last year’s directory or if you want a retake. If you cannot be at any of the meetings in September call Ann, she will come to your office. Our goal is to get everyone’s picture in the directory.
New Member Announcements (10-day waiting period)
(2nd Time)
(1) Laureen Pfannenstiel, Vice President, Resource Development, United Way
(2) Brenda Price, Sales Representative, Quick Print
(1st Time)
(3) Janlyn Nesbett-Tucker, CEO, Topeka Metropolitan Transit Authority
An Optional Donation of $14 for Polio Plus will be included on the October Dues Invoice Only.
Opportunity to Bring a Guest Free of Charge to the December 3 and 10 Meetings since the December 24 and 31 will be canceled. We will need reservations for guests by November 18, in order to get a head count for these two dates.
Greg Hill was Appointed by the Board at its September 9 Meeting to fill Asel Mukeyeva’s Vacancy on the Board. Asel will be going Back to School to Complete a Law Degree.
Volunteers needed to work at the Annual Topeka Water Festival on September 17 at Garfield Park. Contact is Glenda DuBoise
LOCATION: SHAWNEE COUNTRY CLUB
PROGRAM: “Amtrack Expansion Possibilities” by Ron Kaufman, Chief of the Bureau of Public Involvement, KDOT
INVOCATION: John Wall
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Don Kready
GREETERS: Mike Berry, Jim Blackburn, Cindy Luxem, Harry Briscoe, Lawrence Brock
CUP MONEY: September – Children’s Discovery Center
RECEPTION TABLE: Stan Martindell
MENU: Italian Buffet
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Roger Aeschliman, Greg Hill, Kathleen Williams
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2009-10 Meeting Cancellations – November 26, Thanksgiving, December 24, Christmas Eve, December 31, New Years Eve, and July 1, 2010 Annual Meeting/Banquet
Holiday Party – December 17
September 17, Shawnee Country Club has agreed to extend to our members and spouses or guests the opportunity to have dinner tonight at the club to be paid by credit card or cash. This will enable you to view the facilities and see what the club has to offer for members.
Meeting Location Change – October 15, Topeka Country Club
Rotary Cups for the 2008-09 New Members: For those of you who have not received yours, they will be in the office. Please pick yours up.
Need your suggestions for programs: Contact is Anita Wolgast.
Bring in a new member. Applications are always available at the meeting on the back table. Membership Contact is Doug Scott.
2009-10 Membership Directory: We will be printing a new directory soon. Ann Palmer will be taking pictures Sept. 17 and Sept. 24 for those whose pictures are not in last year’s directory or if you want a retake. If you cannot be at any of the meetings in September call Ann, she will come to your office. Our goal is to get everyone’s picture in the directory.
New Member Announcements (10-day waiting period)
(2nd Time)
(1) Laureen Pfannenstiel, Vice President, Resource Development, United Way
(2) Brenda Price, Sales Representative, Quick Print
(1st Time)
(3) Janlyn Nesbett-Tucker, CEO, Topeka Metropolitan Transit Authority
An Optional Donation of $14 for Polio Plus will be included on the October Dues Invoice Only.
Opportunity to Bring a Guest Free of Charge to the December 3 and 10 Meetings since the December 24 and 31 will be canceled. We will need reservations for guests by November 18, in order to get a head count for these two dates.
Greg Hill was Appointed by the Board at its September 9 Meeting to fill Asel Mukeyeva’s Vacancy on the Board. Asel will be going Back to School to Complete a Law Degree.
Volunteers needed to work at the Annual Topeka Water Festival on September 17 at Garfield Park. Contact is Glenda DuBoise
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Rotary Reminder - Sept 3, 2009
LOCATION: Grand Ballroom
PROGRAM: “How to Spot Lies Like the FBI” by Mark Bouton, Retired FBI Agent
INVOCATION: Steve Knoll
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Ray Gerstenkorn
GREETERS: Wayne Probasco, Marie Pyko, Suresh Ramamurthi, Jim Rankin
CUP MONEY: September - Unavailable
RECEPTION TABLE: Staci Williams
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Mark Marling, Henry McClure, Chris McGee
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2009-10 Meeting Cancellations –
November 26, Thanksgiving, December 24, Christmas Eve, December 31, New Years Eve, and
July 1, 2010 Annual Meeting/Banquet
Holiday Party – December 17
Meeting Location Changes – September 17, Shawnee Country Club; The Shawnee Country Club has agreed to extend to our members and spouses or guests the opportunity to have dinner that night at the club to be paid by credit card or cash. This will enable you to view the facilities and see what the club has to offer for members
October 15, Topeka Country Club
Rotary Cups for the 2008-09 New Members: For those of you who have not received yours, they will be on the back table with your name in it. Please pick yours up.
Need your suggestions for programs: Contact is Anita Wolgast.
Bring in a new member. Applications are always available at the meeting on the back table. Membership Contact is Doug Scott.
2009-10 Membership Directory: We will be printing a new directory soon. Your information sheets will be on the back tables. Please look at the information and make necessary revisions and initial. Please initial your sheet if the information is correct so we will know you looked at it. Ann Palmer will be taking pictures starting next Thursday, Sept. 10 and continuing through Sept. 24.for those whose pictures are not in last year’s directory or if you want a retake. If you cannot be at any of the meetings in September call Ann, she will come to your office. Our goal is to get everyone’s picture in the directory.
Annual Meeting/Banquet Survey will be on the tables. Be prepared to give your comments and suggestions. Contact is Jennifer Haller.
Topeka Foundation Grant Awards will be presented.
PROGRAM: “How to Spot Lies Like the FBI” by Mark Bouton, Retired FBI Agent
INVOCATION: Steve Knoll
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Ray Gerstenkorn
GREETERS: Wayne Probasco, Marie Pyko, Suresh Ramamurthi, Jim Rankin
CUP MONEY: September - Unavailable
RECEPTION TABLE: Staci Williams
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Mark Marling, Henry McClure, Chris McGee
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2009-10 Meeting Cancellations –
November 26, Thanksgiving, December 24, Christmas Eve, December 31, New Years Eve, and
July 1, 2010 Annual Meeting/Banquet
Holiday Party – December 17
Meeting Location Changes – September 17, Shawnee Country Club; The Shawnee Country Club has agreed to extend to our members and spouses or guests the opportunity to have dinner that night at the club to be paid by credit card or cash. This will enable you to view the facilities and see what the club has to offer for members
October 15, Topeka Country Club
Rotary Cups for the 2008-09 New Members: For those of you who have not received yours, they will be on the back table with your name in it. Please pick yours up.
Need your suggestions for programs: Contact is Anita Wolgast.
Bring in a new member. Applications are always available at the meeting on the back table. Membership Contact is Doug Scott.
2009-10 Membership Directory: We will be printing a new directory soon. Your information sheets will be on the back tables. Please look at the information and make necessary revisions and initial. Please initial your sheet if the information is correct so we will know you looked at it. Ann Palmer will be taking pictures starting next Thursday, Sept. 10 and continuing through Sept. 24.for those whose pictures are not in last year’s directory or if you want a retake. If you cannot be at any of the meetings in September call Ann, she will come to your office. Our goal is to get everyone’s picture in the directory.
Annual Meeting/Banquet Survey will be on the tables. Be prepared to give your comments and suggestions. Contact is Jennifer Haller.
Topeka Foundation Grant Awards will be presented.
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Meeting Reminder August 27, 2009
REMINDER INFO August 27
LOCATION: Grand Ballroom
PROGRAM: “AHS in OZ: the Kansas Children’s Discovery Center Update” by Joanne Morrell, Executive Director
INVOCATION: Bob Clawson
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Webb Garlinghouse
GREETERS: Mike Worswick, Rudy Wrenick, Charlotte Adair, Roger Aeschliman, Greg Allen, Ron Anderson
CUP MONEY: August – YWCA Race Committee – Adopt-A-School Program
RECEPTION TABLE: Jane Mackey
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Hurst Coffman, Susan Mauch, Alvin Dvorak
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2009-10 Meeting Cancellations – November 26, Thanksgiving, December 24, Christmas Eve, December 31, New Years Eve, and July 1, 2010 Annual Meeting/Banquet
Holiday Party – December 17
Meeting Location Changes – September 17, Shawnee Country Club; October 15, Topeka Country Club
Rotary Cups for the 2008-09 New Members: For those of you who have not received yours, they will be on the back table with your name in it. Please pick yours up.
Need your suggestions for programs: Contact is Anita Wolgast.
Bring in a new member. Applications are always available at the meeting on the back table. Membership Contact is Doug Scott.
2009-10 Membership Directory: We are starting the process for printing a new directory. Your information sheets will be on the back tables. Please look at the information and make necessary revisions and initial. Please initial your sheet if the information is correct so we will know you looked at it. Ann Palmer will be taking pictures for the first three weeks in September for those whose pictures are not in last year’s directory or if you want a retake. If you cannot be at any of the meetings in September call Ann, she will come to your office. Our goal is to get everyone’s picture in the directory.
Annual Meeting/Banquet Survey will be on the tables. Be prepared to give your comments and suggestions. Contact is Jennifer Haller.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Meeting Reminder - August 13, 2009
REMINDER INFO August 13
LOCATION: Jefferson Hall (Lower Level Right)
PROGRAM: “Hey, Mister, Your Alligator is Loose!” by Gary Clarke, former Director of the World Famous Topeka Zoo
INVOCATION: Greg Hill
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Roy Browning
GREETERS: Dan Welch, Mike Welch, John Wendling, Dana Wethington, Carol Wheeler, Barbara Wiggins
CUP MONEY August – YWCA Race Committee – Adopt-A-School Program
RECEPTION TABLE: Stan Martindell
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Dick Crawford, Jennifer Haller, Kathleen Williams
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2009-10 Meeting Cancellations –
November 26, Thanksgiving, December 24, Christmas Eve, December 31, New Years Eve, and July 1, 2010 Annual Meeting/Banquet
Holiday Party – December 17
Rotary Cups for the 2008-09 New Members: For those of you who have not received yours, they will be on the back table with your name in it. Please pick yours up.
Need your suggestions for programs: Contact is Anita Wolgast.
Bring in a new member. Applications are always available at the meeting on the back table. Membership Contact is Doug Scott.
Kansas City Royals Game – “Strike Out Polio” on August 23. Hold the date on your calendar.
More information will be coming. Contact either Henry McClure or Larry Dimmitt
New Member Announcement (10-Day Waiting Period 1st Time): Nancy Johnson, Executive Director, Community Resources Council
2009-10 Membership Directory - We are starting the process for printing a new directory. Your information sheets will be on the back tables. Please look at the information and make necessary revisions and initial. Please initial your sheet if the information is correct so we will know you looked at it. Ann Palmer will be taking pictures for the first three weeks in September or those whose pictures are not in last year’s directory or if you want a retake. If you cannot be at any of the meetings in September call Ann, she will come to your office. Our goal is to get everyone’s picture in the directory.
Annual Meeting/Banquet Survey will be on the tables. Be prepared to give your comments and suggestions. Contact is Jennifer Haller.
Want to help the club save money and get your Rotopeka faster and free? Check out The Editors Blog on page 2 this month and let us know if you want to receive your monthly Rotary newsletter electronically, immediately when it is published. Just respond to this email and let us know.
LOCATION: Jefferson Hall (Lower Level Right)
PROGRAM: “Hey, Mister, Your Alligator is Loose!” by Gary Clarke, former Director of the World Famous Topeka Zoo
INVOCATION: Greg Hill
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Roy Browning
GREETERS: Dan Welch, Mike Welch, John Wendling, Dana Wethington, Carol Wheeler, Barbara Wiggins
CUP MONEY August – YWCA Race Committee – Adopt-A-School Program
RECEPTION TABLE: Stan Martindell
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Dick Crawford, Jennifer Haller, Kathleen Williams
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2009-10 Meeting Cancellations –
November 26, Thanksgiving, December 24, Christmas Eve, December 31, New Years Eve, and July 1, 2010 Annual Meeting/Banquet
Holiday Party – December 17
Rotary Cups for the 2008-09 New Members: For those of you who have not received yours, they will be on the back table with your name in it. Please pick yours up.
Need your suggestions for programs: Contact is Anita Wolgast.
Bring in a new member. Applications are always available at the meeting on the back table. Membership Contact is Doug Scott.
Kansas City Royals Game – “Strike Out Polio” on August 23. Hold the date on your calendar.
More information will be coming. Contact either Henry McClure or Larry Dimmitt
New Member Announcement (10-Day Waiting Period 1st Time): Nancy Johnson, Executive Director, Community Resources Council
2009-10 Membership Directory - We are starting the process for printing a new directory. Your information sheets will be on the back tables. Please look at the information and make necessary revisions and initial. Please initial your sheet if the information is correct so we will know you looked at it. Ann Palmer will be taking pictures for the first three weeks in September or those whose pictures are not in last year’s directory or if you want a retake. If you cannot be at any of the meetings in September call Ann, she will come to your office. Our goal is to get everyone’s picture in the directory.
Annual Meeting/Banquet Survey will be on the tables. Be prepared to give your comments and suggestions. Contact is Jennifer Haller.
Want to help the club save money and get your Rotopeka faster and free? Check out The Editors Blog on page 2 this month and let us know if you want to receive your monthly Rotary newsletter electronically, immediately when it is published. Just respond to this email and let us know.
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Meeting Reminder - August 6, 2009
Want to help the club save money and get your Rotopeka faster and free? Check out The Editors Blog on page 2 this month and let us know if you want to receive your monthly Rotary newsletter electronically, immediately when it is published. Click here to vote your preference.
We've gotten a great response the past few weeks with our live video streams, so we will begin video streaming meetings again. If you can't make the meeting, just visit the club website and we'll broadcast the meeting live. Once the meeting is over, it is automatically archived for later viewing.
REMINDER INFO August 6
LOCATION: Grand Ballroom
PROGRAM: “Meet Your Rotary District Governor” by Jim Mattes
INVOCATION: Joy Moser
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Jim Blackburn
GREETERS: Tom Valentine, Roger Viola, Joan Wagnon, John Wall, Lance Weeks
CUP MONEY: August – YWCA Race Committee – Adopt-A-School Program
RECEPTION TABLE: Joyce Martin
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Stan Teeter, Fred Gatlin, Jim Ogle
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2009-10 Meeting Cancellations – November 26, Thanksgiving, December 24, Christmas Eve, December 31, New Years Eve, and July 1, 2010 Annual Meeting/Banquet
Holiday Party – December 17
Rotary Cups for the 2008-09 New Members: For those of you who have not received yours, they will be on the back table with your name in it. Please pick yours up.
Need your suggestions for programs: Contact is Anita Wolgast.
Bring in a new member. Applications are always available at the meeting on the back table. Membership Contact is Doug Scott.
District Foundation/Membership/Leadership Seminar, August 8, Washburn University
Kansas City Royals Game – “Strike Out Polio” on August 23. Hold the date on your calendar. More information will be coming. Contact either Henry McClure or Larry Dimmitt
New Member Introduction: Jim Caplinger, Attorney, James M. Caplinger, Chartered
2009-10 Membership Directory: We are starting the process for printing a new directory. Your information sheets will be on the back tables. Please look at the information and make necessary revisions and initial. Please initial your sheet if the information is correct so we will know you looked at it. Ann Palmer will be taking pictures for the first three weeks in September for those whose pictures are not in last year’s directory or if you want a retake. If you cannot be at any of the meetings in September call Ann, she will come to your office. Our goal is to get everyone’s picture in the directory.
We've gotten a great response the past few weeks with our live video streams, so we will begin video streaming meetings again. If you can't make the meeting, just visit the club website and we'll broadcast the meeting live. Once the meeting is over, it is automatically archived for later viewing.
REMINDER INFO August 6
LOCATION: Grand Ballroom
PROGRAM: “Meet Your Rotary District Governor” by Jim Mattes
INVOCATION: Joy Moser
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Jim Blackburn
GREETERS: Tom Valentine, Roger Viola, Joan Wagnon, John Wall, Lance Weeks
CUP MONEY: August – YWCA Race Committee – Adopt-A-School Program
RECEPTION TABLE: Joyce Martin
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Stan Teeter, Fred Gatlin, Jim Ogle
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2009-10 Meeting Cancellations – November 26, Thanksgiving, December 24, Christmas Eve, December 31, New Years Eve, and July 1, 2010 Annual Meeting/Banquet
Holiday Party – December 17
Rotary Cups for the 2008-09 New Members: For those of you who have not received yours, they will be on the back table with your name in it. Please pick yours up.
Need your suggestions for programs: Contact is Anita Wolgast.
Bring in a new member. Applications are always available at the meeting on the back table. Membership Contact is Doug Scott.
District Foundation/Membership/Leadership Seminar, August 8, Washburn University
Kansas City Royals Game – “Strike Out Polio” on August 23. Hold the date on your calendar. More information will be coming. Contact either Henry McClure or Larry Dimmitt
New Member Introduction: Jim Caplinger, Attorney, James M. Caplinger, Chartered
2009-10 Membership Directory: We are starting the process for printing a new directory. Your information sheets will be on the back tables. Please look at the information and make necessary revisions and initial. Please initial your sheet if the information is correct so we will know you looked at it. Ann Palmer will be taking pictures for the first three weeks in September for those whose pictures are not in last year’s directory or if you want a retake. If you cannot be at any of the meetings in September call Ann, she will come to your office. Our goal is to get everyone’s picture in the directory.
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Rotary Reminder for July 30, 2009
LOCATION: Jefferson Ballroom – Lower Level Right
PROGRAM: “Every Passion Has Its Destiny” by Billie Mills – A documentary created for National History Day by Trenton Miller and Troy Horton
INVOCATION: Bob Clawson
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: David Beck
GREETERS: Scott Teeter, Stan Teeter, Bob thorn, Dick Thornburg, Bob Tomlinson, Joan Underwood
CUP MONEY: July - Chesney Park NIA Summer Youth Camp
RECEPTION TABLE: Staci Williams
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Phil Coolidge, Glenda DuBoise, Chris McGee
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2009-10 Meeting Cancellations – November 26, Thanksgiving, December 24, Christmas Eve, December 31, New Years Eve, and July 1, 2010 Annual Meeting/Banquet
Holiday Party – December 17
Rotary Cups for the 2008-09 New Members: For those of you who have not received yours, they will be on the back table with your name in it. Please pick yours up.
Need your suggestions for programs: Contact is Anita Wolgast.
Bring in a new member. Applications are always available at the meeting on the back table. Membership Contact is Doug Scott.
District Foundation/Membership/Leadership Seminar, August 8, Washburn University
Kansas City Royals Game – “Strike Out Polio” on August 23. Hold the date on your calendar. More information will be coming. Contact either Henry McClure or Larry Dimmitt
New Member Introduction: Roxanne Kelly, Dean, Washburn Institute of Technology
Want to help the club save money and get your Rotopeka faster and free? Check out The Editors Blog on page 2 this month and let us know if you want to receive your monthly Rotary newsletter electronically, immediately when it is published. Just respond to this email and let us know.
PROGRAM: “Every Passion Has Its Destiny” by Billie Mills – A documentary created for National History Day by Trenton Miller and Troy Horton
INVOCATION: Bob Clawson
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: David Beck
GREETERS: Scott Teeter, Stan Teeter, Bob thorn, Dick Thornburg, Bob Tomlinson, Joan Underwood
CUP MONEY: July - Chesney Park NIA Summer Youth Camp
RECEPTION TABLE: Staci Williams
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Phil Coolidge, Glenda DuBoise, Chris McGee
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2009-10 Meeting Cancellations – November 26, Thanksgiving, December 24, Christmas Eve, December 31, New Years Eve, and July 1, 2010 Annual Meeting/Banquet
Holiday Party – December 17
Rotary Cups for the 2008-09 New Members: For those of you who have not received yours, they will be on the back table with your name in it. Please pick yours up.
Need your suggestions for programs: Contact is Anita Wolgast.
Bring in a new member. Applications are always available at the meeting on the back table. Membership Contact is Doug Scott.
District Foundation/Membership/Leadership Seminar, August 8, Washburn University
Kansas City Royals Game – “Strike Out Polio” on August 23. Hold the date on your calendar. More information will be coming. Contact either Henry McClure or Larry Dimmitt
New Member Introduction: Roxanne Kelly, Dean, Washburn Institute of Technology
Want to help the club save money and get your Rotopeka faster and free? Check out The Editors Blog on page 2 this month and let us know if you want to receive your monthly Rotary newsletter electronically, immediately when it is published. Just respond to this email and let us know.
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Rotary Reminder July 16, 2009
REMINDER INFO July 16
LOCATION: Jefferson Hall, Ramada
PROGRAM: “The Amazing Business of Art” by Gary Blitsch, Entrepreneur, Arts Promoter, and Owner of Framewoods & SouthWind Gallery
INVOCATION: Ray Gerstenkorn
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Phil Baker
GREETERS: Bill Roy, Spike Santee, Janet Schlansky, Don Schepker, Doug Scott, Jim Seltsam
CUP MONEY: July - Chesney Park NIA Summer Youth Camp
RECEPTION TABLE: Jennifer Haller
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Roy Browning, David Beck, Doug Scott
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2009-10 Meeting Cancellations
November 26, Thanksgiving,
December 24,
Christmas Eve,
December 31,
New Years Eve, and July 1,
Annual Meeting/Banquet
Holiday Party – December 17
Rotary Cups for the 2008-09 New Members: For those of you who have not received yours, they will be on the back table with your name in it. Please pick yours up.
Need your suggestions for programs. There will be handouts on the tables for you to submit your suggestions. Contact is Anita Wolgast.
Bring in a new member. Applications are always available at the meeting on the back table. Membership Contact is Doug Scott.
Kansas City Royals Game – “Strike Out Polio” on August 23. Hold the date on your calendar. More information will be coming. Contact either Henry McClure or Larry Dimmitt
LOCATION: Jefferson Hall, Ramada
PROGRAM: “The Amazing Business of Art” by Gary Blitsch, Entrepreneur, Arts Promoter, and Owner of Framewoods & SouthWind Gallery
INVOCATION: Ray Gerstenkorn
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Phil Baker
GREETERS: Bill Roy, Spike Santee, Janet Schlansky, Don Schepker, Doug Scott, Jim Seltsam
CUP MONEY: July - Chesney Park NIA Summer Youth Camp
RECEPTION TABLE: Jennifer Haller
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Roy Browning, David Beck, Doug Scott
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2009-10 Meeting Cancellations
November 26, Thanksgiving,
December 24,
Christmas Eve,
December 31,
New Years Eve, and July 1,
Annual Meeting/Banquet
Holiday Party – December 17
Rotary Cups for the 2008-09 New Members: For those of you who have not received yours, they will be on the back table with your name in it. Please pick yours up.
Need your suggestions for programs. There will be handouts on the tables for you to submit your suggestions. Contact is Anita Wolgast.
Bring in a new member. Applications are always available at the meeting on the back table. Membership Contact is Doug Scott.
Kansas City Royals Game – “Strike Out Polio” on August 23. Hold the date on your calendar. More information will be coming. Contact either Henry McClure or Larry Dimmitt
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Meeting Reminder - July 9, 2009
REMINDER INFO July 9, 2009
We're still getting adjusted to the new year with new club officers, so there are a lot of blanks in the announcement today. We'll get those filled in as soon as possible.
LOCATION: SHAWNEE COUNTRY CLUB
PROGRAM: “Rotary International Convention Report” by Terry Wages, 2009-10 Club President
INVOCATION: Joy Moser
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Phil Andress
GREETERS: Rehan Reza, Dick Ridley, Carole Ries, Brady Robb, Merrill Ross, Richard Ross
CUP MONEY: July - Chesney Park NIA Summer Youth Camp
RECEPTION TABLE:
MENU: Italian Buffet
NEW MEMBER TABLE:
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2009-10 Meeting Cancellations
November 26, Thanksgiving,
December 24, Christmas Eve,
December 31, New Years Eve, and
July 1, Annual Meeting/Banquet
Holiday Party – December 17
We're still getting adjusted to the new year with new club officers, so there are a lot of blanks in the announcement today. We'll get those filled in as soon as possible.
LOCATION: SHAWNEE COUNTRY CLUB
PROGRAM: “Rotary International Convention Report” by Terry Wages, 2009-10 Club President
INVOCATION: Joy Moser
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Phil Andress
GREETERS: Rehan Reza, Dick Ridley, Carole Ries, Brady Robb, Merrill Ross, Richard Ross
CUP MONEY: July - Chesney Park NIA Summer Youth Camp
RECEPTION TABLE:
MENU: Italian Buffet
NEW MEMBER TABLE:
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
2009-10 Meeting Cancellations
November 26, Thanksgiving,
December 24, Christmas Eve,
December 31, New Years Eve, and
July 1, Annual Meeting/Banquet
Holiday Party – December 17
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Updates from Larry Dimmitt at the RI Convention
Terry and I met with the District Governor from Bangladesh, Md. Hafizullah mphf, where our club helped purchase an ambulance--he is Rehan Reza's cousin. Today--Tuesday--we hear Mia Farrow, who works with UNICEF, regarding children's issues
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Rotary Reminder - June 18, 2009
REMINDER INFO June 18
LOCATION: Jefferson Ballroom (Lower Level Right)
PROGRAM: “Highlights of GSE Experience” by Brad Allen, GSE Team Member
INVOCATION: Dale Anderson
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Gary Shofner
GREETERS: Phil Oliver, Elizabeth Page, Ann Palmer, Jeff Parker, Blanche Parks, Dean Patel
CUP MONEY: Antioch Family Life Center’s Children’s Defense Fund Freedom School Program – The program provides critical summer and after-school enrichment through a model curriculum that supports children and families. Classroom activities center on the reading curriculum and include health and nutrition, music, arts and social action. They also enjoy field trips. The cup money donated will be used to help fund the field trips.
RECEPTION TABLE: Joyce Martin
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Bill Latimer, Alvin Dvorak, John Wall
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Rotary International Foundation Contributions. We still need $600 to reach our goal of $100 per member for this Rotary year. Please think about making a contribution.
New Member Announcements: (10-day waiting period, 1st Time)
Jim Caplinger, Attorney, James M. Caplinger Chartered
Roxanne Kelly, Dean, Kaw Area Technical School/Washburn Universit
Annual Banquet, July 2, Topeka Country Club (Invitations will be mailed soon.) No noon meeting that day.
July 9 Noon Meeting will be at the Shawnee Country Club
Heartland Works is looking for businesses to place teenagers for summer jobs. A representative from Heartland Works will make an announcement at the meeting and give specifics as to what kind of work they are looking for.
Upcoming Programs
June 18—Brad Allen, GSE Team Member—Highlights of GSE Experience
June 25—Janet Hamberg, University of Kansas—Motivating Moves® for Healthy Living
July 2—Annual Banquet at TCC, No Noon Meeting
July 9—Terry Wages, Rotary President - Rotary International Convention Report
LOCATION: Jefferson Ballroom (Lower Level Right)
PROGRAM: “Highlights of GSE Experience” by Brad Allen, GSE Team Member
INVOCATION: Dale Anderson
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Gary Shofner
GREETERS: Phil Oliver, Elizabeth Page, Ann Palmer, Jeff Parker, Blanche Parks, Dean Patel
CUP MONEY: Antioch Family Life Center’s Children’s Defense Fund Freedom School Program – The program provides critical summer and after-school enrichment through a model curriculum that supports children and families. Classroom activities center on the reading curriculum and include health and nutrition, music, arts and social action. They also enjoy field trips. The cup money donated will be used to help fund the field trips.
RECEPTION TABLE: Joyce Martin
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Bill Latimer, Alvin Dvorak, John Wall
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Rotary International Foundation Contributions. We still need $600 to reach our goal of $100 per member for this Rotary year. Please think about making a contribution.
New Member Announcements: (10-day waiting period, 1st Time)
Jim Caplinger, Attorney, James M. Caplinger Chartered
Roxanne Kelly, Dean, Kaw Area Technical School/Washburn Universit
Annual Banquet, July 2, Topeka Country Club (Invitations will be mailed soon.) No noon meeting that day.
July 9 Noon Meeting will be at the Shawnee Country Club
Heartland Works is looking for businesses to place teenagers for summer jobs. A representative from Heartland Works will make an announcement at the meeting and give specifics as to what kind of work they are looking for.
Upcoming Programs
June 18—Brad Allen, GSE Team Member—Highlights of GSE Experience
June 25—Janet Hamberg, University of Kansas—Motivating Moves® for Healthy Living
July 2—Annual Banquet at TCC, No Noon Meeting
July 9—Terry Wages, Rotary President - Rotary International Convention Report
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Meeting Reminder - June 11, 2009
EMINDER INFO June 11
LOCATION: Grand Ballroom - Ramada
PROGRAM: “Kansas Audio-Reader Network” by Peggy Sampson, University of Kansas
INVOCATION: Brady Robb
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: John Wall
GREETERS: Asel Mukeyeva, William Neiswanger, Mark Nelson, Nick Nickum, Ned Nusbaum, Jim Ogle
CUP MONEY: Antioch Family Life Center’s Children’s Defense Fund Freedom School Program – The program provides critical summer and after-school enrichment through a model curriculum that supports children and families. Classroom activities center on the reading curriculum and include health and nutrition, music, arts and social action. They also enjoy field trips. The cup money donated will be used to help fund the field trips.
RECEPTION TABLE: Staci Williams
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Phil Elwood, Fred Gatlin, Al Williams
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Rotary International Foundation Contributions. We still need $1,165 to reach our goal of $100 per member for this Rotary year. Please think about making a contribution.
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, stop by the office and pick one up.
LOCATION: Grand Ballroom - Ramada
PROGRAM: “Kansas Audio-Reader Network” by Peggy Sampson, University of Kansas
INVOCATION: Brady Robb
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: John Wall
GREETERS: Asel Mukeyeva, William Neiswanger, Mark Nelson, Nick Nickum, Ned Nusbaum, Jim Ogle
CUP MONEY: Antioch Family Life Center’s Children’s Defense Fund Freedom School Program – The program provides critical summer and after-school enrichment through a model curriculum that supports children and families. Classroom activities center on the reading curriculum and include health and nutrition, music, arts and social action. They also enjoy field trips. The cup money donated will be used to help fund the field trips.
RECEPTION TABLE: Staci Williams
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Phil Elwood, Fred Gatlin, Al Williams
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Rotary International Foundation Contributions. We still need $1,165 to reach our goal of $100 per member for this Rotary year. Please think about making a contribution.
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, stop by the office and pick one up.
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Meeting Reminder, May 14th
REMINDER INFO May 14
LOCATION: Holiday Holidome, 6th & Fairlawn
PROGRAM: “Finding Meaning in Life” by Mike Ryan, Author & Editor
INVOCATION: Mark LeNeave
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Mark Marling
GREETERS: Mike Locke, Dave Long, Cindy Luxem, Jane Mackey, Mark Marling
CUP MONEY: Quinton Heights Elementary Reading is Fundamental Program
RECEPTION TABLE: Joyce Martin
MENU: Roast Beef, Potatoes & Gravy, Vegetable, Hot Rolls & Butter, Beverage
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Carol Wheeler, Joy Moser, Jennifer Haller
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
New Member Announcement (10-day waiting period 1st time): Marilu Balista, Executive Director, Philippine American Caregivers Association
Memorial for Charles Marling
Thank You to all who helped with the Golf Tournament
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, stop by the office and pick one up.
LOCATION: Holiday Holidome, 6th & Fairlawn
PROGRAM: “Finding Meaning in Life” by Mike Ryan, Author & Editor
INVOCATION: Mark LeNeave
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Mark Marling
GREETERS: Mike Locke, Dave Long, Cindy Luxem, Jane Mackey, Mark Marling
CUP MONEY: Quinton Heights Elementary Reading is Fundamental Program
RECEPTION TABLE: Joyce Martin
MENU: Roast Beef, Potatoes & Gravy, Vegetable, Hot Rolls & Butter, Beverage
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Carol Wheeler, Joy Moser, Jennifer Haller
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
New Member Announcement (10-day waiting period 1st time): Marilu Balista, Executive Director, Philippine American Caregivers Association
Memorial for Charles Marling
Thank You to all who helped with the Golf Tournament
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, stop by the office and pick one up.
Thursday, May 7, 2009
REMINDER INFO May 7
LOCATION: Shawnee Country Club, 28th Adams
PROGRAM: Golf Tournament
INVOCATION: Karen Weichert
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Steve Knoll
GREETERS: William Latimer, Jim Leiker, Onis Lemon, Jan Leuenberger, Gail Litfin, Mike Locke
CUP MONEY: Unavailable
RECEPTION TABLE: Unavailable
MENU: Hamburgers and Hot Dogs Prepared on the Charcoal Grill, Lettuce, Tomato, Onion, Pickle, American, and Swiss Cheeses, Fresh Clubhouse Chips, Coleslaw, Assorted Cookies - All you can eat.
This also includes tea, water, coffee
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Will not have a table reserved at this meeting.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Youth Exchange: We now have 3 host families for our Youth Exchange Student. Thanks to those that helped in this recruiting effort.
RYLA: Applications are closed. Our club is sponsoring 8 students.
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, stop by the office and pick one up.
Upcoming Programs
May 14—Mike Ryan, Author & Editor, Finding Meaning in Life
May 21—Jason Opat, Kansas Film Commission
PROGRAM: Golf Tournament
INVOCATION: Karen Weichert
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Steve Knoll
GREETERS: William Latimer, Jim Leiker, Onis Lemon, Jan Leuenberger, Gail Litfin, Mike Locke
CUP MONEY: Unavailable
RECEPTION TABLE: Unavailable
MENU: Hamburgers and Hot Dogs Prepared on the Charcoal Grill, Lettuce, Tomato, Onion, Pickle, American, and Swiss Cheeses, Fresh Clubhouse Chips, Coleslaw, Assorted Cookies - All you can eat.
This also includes tea, water, coffee
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Will not have a table reserved at this meeting.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Youth Exchange: We now have 3 host families for our Youth Exchange Student. Thanks to those that helped in this recruiting effort.
RYLA: Applications are closed. Our club is sponsoring 8 students.
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, stop by the office and pick one up.
Upcoming Programs
May 14—Mike Ryan, Author & Editor, Finding Meaning in Life
May 21—Jason Opat, Kansas Film Commission
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Meeting Reminder, April 30, 2009
REMINDER INFO April 30
LOCATION: Grand Ballroom
PROGRAM: “Polio Plus” by Mike Lehnherr, President Elect, Leavenworth Rotary Club
INVOCATION: Vicki Peterson
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Phil Oliver
GREETERS: Carl Koupal, Don Kready, Les Krull, J. Fred Kubik, J. D. Lakhani, Gordon Lansford
CUP MONEY: Highland Park Booster Club
RECEPTION TABLE: Jane Mackey
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Jerry Holley, David Beck, Todd Payne
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Youth Exchange: We have two host families for Pauline Vidal, the foreign exchange student from France our club is hosting for the school year 2009-2010, and now just need one more. Pauline will be attending Shawnee Heights High School so the host family should live in Shawnee Heights school district or be able to transport her to school there. The commitment would be for a 3 month period during the school year. Six more students have applied for the youth exchange program and are seeking placement in district 5710. Two girls and a boy from Spain - Sara, Jaime, and Bastian --Sarah from Belgium -Girorgio from Italy -Thibault from France. Much more information is available about all of these students. If you have any interest in hosting please contact David Beck
RYLA is May 31-June 4, 2009 at the University of Kansas Memorial Union, Applications can be downloaded from the district website. Contact is Susan Mauch
Golf Tournament, May 7, Shawnee Country Club, 29th & Adams. The Club Meeting will be held there as well prior to the tournament. Contact is Henry McClure
District Conference, May 1-3, Overland Park Marriott at I-435 & Metcalf. Conference Information and Registrations Forms will be available on the back table at the meeting.
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, stop by the office and pick one up.
Upcoming Programs
April 30—Mike Lehnherr, Rotarian, Polio Plus
May 7—Rotary Golf Tournament, Shawnee Country Club—Brings clubs and a gues
May 14—Mike Ryan, Author & Editor, Finding Meaning in Life
May 21—Jason Opat, Kansas Film Commission
LOCATION: Grand Ballroom
PROGRAM: “Polio Plus” by Mike Lehnherr, President Elect, Leavenworth Rotary Club
INVOCATION: Vicki Peterson
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Phil Oliver
GREETERS: Carl Koupal, Don Kready, Les Krull, J. Fred Kubik, J. D. Lakhani, Gordon Lansford
CUP MONEY: Highland Park Booster Club
RECEPTION TABLE: Jane Mackey
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Jerry Holley, David Beck, Todd Payne
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Youth Exchange: We have two host families for Pauline Vidal, the foreign exchange student from France our club is hosting for the school year 2009-2010, and now just need one more. Pauline will be attending Shawnee Heights High School so the host family should live in Shawnee Heights school district or be able to transport her to school there. The commitment would be for a 3 month period during the school year. Six more students have applied for the youth exchange program and are seeking placement in district 5710. Two girls and a boy from Spain - Sara, Jaime, and Bastian --Sarah from Belgium -Girorgio from Italy -Thibault from France. Much more information is available about all of these students. If you have any interest in hosting please contact David Beck
RYLA is May 31-June 4, 2009 at the University of Kansas Memorial Union, Applications can be downloaded from the district website. Contact is Susan Mauch
Golf Tournament, May 7, Shawnee Country Club, 29th & Adams. The Club Meeting will be held there as well prior to the tournament. Contact is Henry McClure
District Conference, May 1-3, Overland Park Marriott at I-435 & Metcalf. Conference Information and Registrations Forms will be available on the back table at the meeting.
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, stop by the office and pick one up.
Upcoming Programs
April 30—Mike Lehnherr, Rotarian, Polio Plus
May 7—Rotary Golf Tournament, Shawnee Country Club—Brings clubs and a gues
May 14—Mike Ryan, Author & Editor, Finding Meaning in Life
May 21—Jason Opat, Kansas Film Commission
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
REMINDER INFO April 23
LOCATION: Grand Ballroom
PROGRAM: “Leadership in WWII” by Roger Aeschliman
INVOCATION: Staci Williams
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Jeff Parker
GREETERS: Bob Jacoby, Charles Jeffress, John Johnston, Gary Knoll, Dick Knoll, Steve Knoll
CUP MONEY: Highland Park Booster Club
RECEPTION TABLE: Jennifer Haller
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Tom Gorrell, Fred Gatlin, Alvin Dvorak
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Youth Exchange: We have two host families for Pauline Vidal, the foreign exchange student from France our club is hosting for the school year 2009-2010, and now just need one more. Pauline will be attending Shawnee Heights High School so the host family should live in Shawnee Heights school district or be able to transport her to school there. The commitment would be for a 3 month period during the school year. Six more students have applied for the youth exchange program and are seeking placement in district 5710. Two girls and a boy from Spain - Sara, Jaime, and Bastian --Sarah from Belgium -Girorgio from Italy -Thibault from France. Much more information is available about all of these students. If you have any interest in hosting please contact David Beck
RYLA is May 31-June 4, 2009 at the University of Kansas Memorial Union, Applications can be downloaded from the district website. Contact is Susan Mauch
Golf Tournament, May 7, Shawnee Country Club, 29th & Adams. The Club Meeting will be held there as well prior to the tournament. Contact is Henry McClure
New Member Introduction: Connie Oppitz, Sales Manager, Hyatt Place Hotel
District Conference, May 1-3, Overland Park Marriott at I-435 & Metcalf. Conference Information and Registrations Forms will be available on the back table at the meeting.
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, stop by the office and pick one up.
New Member Announcement – Scott Gales, Owner, Architect One, PA
Upcoming Programs
April 30—Mike Lehnherr, Rotarian, Polio Plus
May 7—Rotary Golf Tournament, Shawnee Country Club—Brings clubs and a gues
May 14—Mike Ryan, Author & Editor, Finding Meaning in Life
May 21—Jason Opat, Kansas Film Commission
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Meeting Reminder - April 16, 2009
We've run into some technical glitches with the website. We'll have it back up soon. Meanwhile, don't forget our club meeting tomorrow.
REMINDER INFO April 16
LOCATION: Jefferson Ballroom (Lower Level Right)
PROGRAM: “Consumer Protection – What You Can Do” by Angela Wilson, Kansas Deputy Attorney General
INVOCATION: Gary Knoll
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Spike Santee
GREETERS: Jerry Holley, Don Horttor, Johnny Huffman, John Hutton, Terry Iles
CUP MONEY: Highland Park Booster Club
RECEPTION TABLES: Stan Martindell
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Lucky Defries, Bob Clawson, Alvin Dvorak
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Youth Exchange: We have two host families for Pauline Vidal, the foreign exchange student from France our club is hosting for the school year 2009-2010, and now just need one more. Pauline will be attending Shawnee Heights High School, so the host family should live in Shawnee Heights School District or be able to transport her to school there. The commitment would be for a 3-month period during the school year. Six more students have applied for the Youth Exchange Program and are seeking placement in District 5710: Two girls and a boy from Spain - Sara, Jaime, and Bastian -Sarah from Belgium -Girorgio from Italy -Thibault from France. Much more information is available about all of these students. If you have any interest in hosting please contact David Beck.
RYLA is May 31-June 4, 2009 at the University of Kansas Memorial Union, Applications can be downloaded from the district website. Contact is Susan Mauch
Golf Tournament, May 7, Shawnee Country Club, 29th & Adams. The Club Meeting will be held there as well prior to the tournament. Contact is Henry McClure
District Conference, May 1-3, Overland Park Marriott at I-435 & Metcalf. Conference Information and Registrations Forms will be available on the back table at the meeting.
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, stop by the office and pick one up.
REMINDER INFO April 16
LOCATION: Jefferson Ballroom (Lower Level Right)
PROGRAM: “Consumer Protection – What You Can Do” by Angela Wilson, Kansas Deputy Attorney General
INVOCATION: Gary Knoll
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Spike Santee
GREETERS: Jerry Holley, Don Horttor, Johnny Huffman, John Hutton, Terry Iles
CUP MONEY: Highland Park Booster Club
RECEPTION TABLES: Stan Martindell
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Lucky Defries, Bob Clawson, Alvin Dvorak
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Youth Exchange: We have two host families for Pauline Vidal, the foreign exchange student from France our club is hosting for the school year 2009-2010, and now just need one more. Pauline will be attending Shawnee Heights High School, so the host family should live in Shawnee Heights School District or be able to transport her to school there. The commitment would be for a 3-month period during the school year. Six more students have applied for the Youth Exchange Program and are seeking placement in District 5710: Two girls and a boy from Spain - Sara, Jaime, and Bastian -Sarah from Belgium -Girorgio from Italy -Thibault from France. Much more information is available about all of these students. If you have any interest in hosting please contact David Beck.
RYLA is May 31-June 4, 2009 at the University of Kansas Memorial Union, Applications can be downloaded from the district website. Contact is Susan Mauch
Golf Tournament, May 7, Shawnee Country Club, 29th & Adams. The Club Meeting will be held there as well prior to the tournament. Contact is Henry McClure
District Conference, May 1-3, Overland Park Marriott at I-435 & Metcalf. Conference Information and Registrations Forms will be available on the back table at the meeting.
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, stop by the office and pick one up.
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
April 2, 2009 Meeting Reminder
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REMINDER INFO April 2
LOCATION: Jefferson Ballroom (Lower Level Right)
PROGRAM: “This n’ That About Alzheimer’s” by Cindy Miller, Alzheimer Association
INVOCATION: Roger Viola
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Unavailable
GREETERS: Pete Gierer, Grant Glenn, Tom Gorrell, Scott Griffith, Kim Gronninger, Mike Hall
CUP MONEY: The April Cup Money Recipient is the Highland Park Booster Club.
RECEPTION TABLE: Staci Williams
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Lucky Defries, Fred Gatlin, Chris McGee
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Youth Exchange: We have one host family for a foreign exchange student from France for the school year 2009-2010 and need one or two more. The student’s name is Pauline Vidal, and she is 16 years old. In addition to French she speaks English and Spanish and she is studying Russian. She plays the saxophone and has many other interests including drama, photography, reading, and art history. Host families do not have to be Rotarians but should live in Shawnee Heights school district or be able to transport Pauline to school there. The commitment would be for a 3 – 5 month period, depending on how many host families we can recruit. For more information see David Beck.
GSE Team is coming to Topeka on April 8-12. The team will visit our club on April 9. Volunteers are needed for host families and drivers. Sign-up sheets for the various functions will be on the tables. Contact is Staci Williams
RYLA is May 31-June 4, 2009 at the University of Kansas Memorial Union, Applications can be downloaded from the district website. Deadline has been extended to April 10. Contact is Susan Mauch
Golf Tournament, May 7, Shawnee Country Club, 29th & Adams. The Club Meeting will be held there as well prior to the tournament. Contact is Henry McClure
New Member Announcement (10-Day Waiting Period): Connie Oppitz, Sales Manager, Hyatt Place Hotel
New Member Introduction: Nancy Daniels, Executive Director, Big Brothers Big Sisters
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, stop by the office and pick one up.
District Conference, May 1-3, Overland Park Marriott at I-435 & Metcalf. Conference Information and Registrations Forms will be available on the back table at the meeting.
Speakers and Programs
April 2—Cindy Miller, Alzheimer’s Association—”This n’ That” about Alzheimers
April 9—Suzanne MacDonald—Topeka Correctional Facility Running Club
REMINDER INFO April 2
LOCATION: Jefferson Ballroom (Lower Level Right)
PROGRAM: “This n’ That About Alzheimer’s” by Cindy Miller, Alzheimer Association
INVOCATION: Roger Viola
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Unavailable
GREETERS: Pete Gierer, Grant Glenn, Tom Gorrell, Scott Griffith, Kim Gronninger, Mike Hall
CUP MONEY: The April Cup Money Recipient is the Highland Park Booster Club.
RECEPTION TABLE: Staci Williams
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Lucky Defries, Fred Gatlin, Chris McGee
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Youth Exchange: We have one host family for a foreign exchange student from France for the school year 2009-2010 and need one or two more. The student’s name is Pauline Vidal, and she is 16 years old. In addition to French she speaks English and Spanish and she is studying Russian. She plays the saxophone and has many other interests including drama, photography, reading, and art history. Host families do not have to be Rotarians but should live in Shawnee Heights school district or be able to transport Pauline to school there. The commitment would be for a 3 – 5 month period, depending on how many host families we can recruit. For more information see David Beck.
GSE Team is coming to Topeka on April 8-12. The team will visit our club on April 9. Volunteers are needed for host families and drivers. Sign-up sheets for the various functions will be on the tables. Contact is Staci Williams
RYLA is May 31-June 4, 2009 at the University of Kansas Memorial Union, Applications can be downloaded from the district website. Deadline has been extended to April 10. Contact is Susan Mauch
Golf Tournament, May 7, Shawnee Country Club, 29th & Adams. The Club Meeting will be held there as well prior to the tournament. Contact is Henry McClure
New Member Announcement (10-Day Waiting Period): Connie Oppitz, Sales Manager, Hyatt Place Hotel
New Member Introduction: Nancy Daniels, Executive Director, Big Brothers Big Sisters
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, stop by the office and pick one up.
District Conference, May 1-3, Overland Park Marriott at I-435 & Metcalf. Conference Information and Registrations Forms will be available on the back table at the meeting.
Speakers and Programs
April 2—Cindy Miller, Alzheimer’s Association—”This n’ That” about Alzheimers
April 9—Suzanne MacDonald—Topeka Correctional Facility Running Club
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
REMINDER INFO March 26
LOCATION: Grand Ballroom, Ramada Inn
PROGRAM: “Some Water Problems in Kansas and India” by John Peck, Lawrence Rotary Club
INVOCATION: Scott Teeter
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Wayne Probasco
GREETERS: Paul Fink, Ron Francis, Webb Garlinghouse, Fred Gatlin, Ray Gerstenkorn
CUP MONEY: Benefit Performance for Doorstep & Rescue Mission
(Brigham Young University Ballroom Dance Company)
RECEPTION TABLE: Jane Mackey
MENU: Chicken Diablo, Buttered Linguini, California Blend Vegetables, Rolls & Salad
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Joan Wagnon, Bob Clawson, Dick Knoll
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Youth Exchange: We have one host family for a foreign exchange student from France for the school year 2009-2010 and need one or two more. The student’s name is Pauline Vidal, and she is 16 years old. In addition to French she speaks English and Spanish and she is studying Russian. She plays the saxophone and has many other interests including drama, photography, reading, and art history. Host families do not have to be Rotarians but should live in Shawnee Heights school district or be able to transport Pauline to school there. The commitment would be for a 3 – 5 month period, depending on how many host families we can recruit. For more information see David Beck.
GSE Team is coming to Topeka on April 8-12. The team will visit our club on April 9. Volunteers are needed for host families and drivers. Sign-up sheets for the various functions will be on the tables. Contact is Staci Williams
RYLA is May 31-June 4, 2009 at the University of Kansas Memorial Union, Applications can be downloaded from the district website. Deadline for applications is March 27. Contact is Susan Mauch
Golf Tournament, May 7, Shawnee Country Club, 29th & Adams. The Club Meeting will be held there as well prior to the tournament. Contact is Henry McClure
Joe Casper Memorial
100th Birthday Celebration for Eldon Sloan
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, top by the office and pick one up.
District Conference, May 1-3, Overland Park Marriott at I-435 & Metcalf
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Meeting Reminder - March 19, 2009
REMINDER INFO March 19
LOCATION: Grand Ballroom, Ramada Inn
PROGRAM: “New Views and Old Favorites” by Jim Richardson, National Geographic Photographer
INVOCATION: Unavailable
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Brady Robb
GREETERS: Glenda DuBoise, Sharon Durrell, Alvin Dvorak, Phil Elwood, Gary Ely,
Stewart Entz
CUP MONEY: Benefit Performance for Doorstep & Rescue Mission
(Brigham Young University Ballroom Dance Company)
RECEPTION TABLE: Jennifer haller
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Roy Browning, Susan Mauch, Andy Chandler
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Youth Exchange: We have one host family for a foreign exchange student from France for the school year 2009-2010 and need one or two more. The student’s name is Pauline Vidal, and she is 16 years old. In addition to French she speaks English and Spanish and she is studying Russian. She plays the saxophone and has many other interests including drama, photography, reading, and art history. Host families do not have to be Rotarians but should live in Shawnee Heights school district or be able to transport Pauline to school there. The commitment would be for a 3 – 5 month period, depending on how many host families we can recruit. For more information see David Beck.
GSE Team is coming to Topeka on April 8-12. The team will visit our club on April 9. Volunteers are needed for host families and drivers. Sign-up sheets for the various functions will be on the tables. Contact is Staci Williams
RYLA is May 31-June 4, 2009 at the University of Kansas Memorial Union, Applications can be downloaded from the district website. Deadline for applications is March 27. Contact is Susan Mauch
Golf Tournament, May 7, Shawnee Country Club, 29th & Adams. The Club Meeting will be held there as well prior to the tournament
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, stop by the office and pick one up.
District Conference, May 1-3, Overland Park Marriott at I-435 & Metcalf
LOCATION: Grand Ballroom, Ramada Inn
PROGRAM: “New Views and Old Favorites” by Jim Richardson, National Geographic Photographer
INVOCATION: Unavailable
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Brady Robb
GREETERS: Glenda DuBoise, Sharon Durrell, Alvin Dvorak, Phil Elwood, Gary Ely,
Stewart Entz
CUP MONEY: Benefit Performance for Doorstep & Rescue Mission
(Brigham Young University Ballroom Dance Company)
RECEPTION TABLE: Jennifer haller
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Roy Browning, Susan Mauch, Andy Chandler
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Youth Exchange: We have one host family for a foreign exchange student from France for the school year 2009-2010 and need one or two more. The student’s name is Pauline Vidal, and she is 16 years old. In addition to French she speaks English and Spanish and she is studying Russian. She plays the saxophone and has many other interests including drama, photography, reading, and art history. Host families do not have to be Rotarians but should live in Shawnee Heights school district or be able to transport Pauline to school there. The commitment would be for a 3 – 5 month period, depending on how many host families we can recruit. For more information see David Beck.
GSE Team is coming to Topeka on April 8-12. The team will visit our club on April 9. Volunteers are needed for host families and drivers. Sign-up sheets for the various functions will be on the tables. Contact is Staci Williams
RYLA is May 31-June 4, 2009 at the University of Kansas Memorial Union, Applications can be downloaded from the district website. Deadline for applications is March 27. Contact is Susan Mauch
Golf Tournament, May 7, Shawnee Country Club, 29th & Adams. The Club Meeting will be held there as well prior to the tournament
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, stop by the office and pick one up.
District Conference, May 1-3, Overland Park Marriott at I-435 & Metcalf
Saturday, March 14, 2009
3rd Annual Career Day
Friday March 13, 2009 Downtown Rotary held the 3rd Annual Rotary Career Day at Kaw Area Technical School (KATS).
Again this year all six middle schools in USD 501 sent at least a bus load of youth from 6th, 7th and 8th grade. A number of other classes from other USD 501 schools and individuals attended for a total of about 350 youth attended. A number of Rotary members stopped by or assisted with six to ten Rotary members helped for extended time. KATS students and group of young women from Highland Park also assisted.
“Mike Welch’s vision has become a process that can be repeated annually,” said Fred Gatlin, the club’s organizer for the event. “It is our hope that we have touched many middle school youth and broadened their options”.
This year we had a lesser number of exhibitors but more programs from KATS participated and more active involvement from the exhibitors. We feel comfortable that we are now prepared to expand to more schools. We are considering moving to a later date for better weather, if we can find a date that will allow us reach out to more school districts.
“We appreciate the continuing support of the Rotary Club,” Gatlin said.
Click for WIBW Television Coverage
Again this year all six middle schools in USD 501 sent at least a bus load of youth from 6th, 7th and 8th grade. A number of other classes from other USD 501 schools and individuals attended for a total of about 350 youth attended. A number of Rotary members stopped by or assisted with six to ten Rotary members helped for extended time. KATS students and group of young women from Highland Park also assisted.
“Mike Welch’s vision has become a process that can be repeated annually,” said Fred Gatlin, the club’s organizer for the event. “It is our hope that we have touched many middle school youth and broadened their options”.
This year we had a lesser number of exhibitors but more programs from KATS participated and more active involvement from the exhibitors. We feel comfortable that we are now prepared to expand to more schools. We are considering moving to a later date for better weather, if we can find a date that will allow us reach out to more school districts.
“We appreciate the continuing support of the Rotary Club,” Gatlin said.
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New member class helps serve community
Members of the 2007-2008 class of new members of the Topeka Rotary Club took on a class project this year. The goal was to help them get more involved in their club.
That project came to fruition last month when the club held a clothing drive to benefit the Topeka Rescue Mission. Club members brought in dozens of bags of clothing which were loaded onto a truck and taken to the mission.
"The Rotary mission is to help people locally and globally," Kim Gronniger, a new member of the Topeka Rotary Club, told the Topeka Capital-Journal., "This was an opportunity for our new members to participate in a charitable activity that would benefit our community."
That project came to fruition last month when the club held a clothing drive to benefit the Topeka Rescue Mission. Club members brought in dozens of bags of clothing which were loaded onto a truck and taken to the mission.
"The Rotary mission is to help people locally and globally," Kim Gronniger, a new member of the Topeka Rotary Club, told the Topeka Capital-Journal., "This was an opportunity for our new members to participate in a charitable activity that would benefit our community."
Kathleen Williams, member of the Topeka Rotary Club and one of the organizers of the clothing drive, used the club’s new Facebook page to promote the project.
The Editor's Blog
Literacy. It’s something we take for granted. Whether it is reading the morning paper, a book or even this newsletter, reading is something we do everyday. Rotary has taken a positive step by partnering with country music Legend Dolly Parton ‘s Dollywood Foundation’s Imagination Library which provides a book each month to children from birth until aged five. The program is designed to help in underserved areas. Today, the project which began in 1996, serves 47 states and has provided more than 15 million books.
The Topeka Rotary Club has been involved with promoting literacy on a local scale for years. Each week, we donate a book to Avondale East Elementary School in honor of the week’s speaker. We also donate books through other projects like Ross Elementary School.
When we promote literacy, we promote learning. Preschoolers who are at least exposed to books are far more likely to finish high school and go to college. Reading also promotes family interactivity. District Governor Vickie Randel.
This month we also recognize the work we have done for our youth in our community with the 3rd Annual Rotary Career Day at KATS. Twenty community businesses were on hand to help provide career information to sixth, seventh and eighth graders at Topeka 501 schools.
We also helped our community this month through a clothing drive to benefit the Topeka Rescue Mission. I commend the new member class for working together to make a difference in our community. (see p. 3). Hopefully the idea of the new member classes will continue for years to come.
Have a great month,
Greg Hill,
Editor
The Topeka Rotary Club has been involved with promoting literacy on a local scale for years. Each week, we donate a book to Avondale East Elementary School in honor of the week’s speaker. We also donate books through other projects like Ross Elementary School.
When we promote literacy, we promote learning. Preschoolers who are at least exposed to books are far more likely to finish high school and go to college. Reading also promotes family interactivity. District Governor Vickie Randel.
This month we also recognize the work we have done for our youth in our community with the 3rd Annual Rotary Career Day at KATS. Twenty community businesses were on hand to help provide career information to sixth, seventh and eighth graders at Topeka 501 schools.
We also helped our community this month through a clothing drive to benefit the Topeka Rescue Mission. I commend the new member class for working together to make a difference in our community. (see p. 3). Hopefully the idea of the new member classes will continue for years to come.
Have a great month,
Greg Hill,
Editor
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Weekly Reminder - March 5, 2009
REMINDER INFO March 5
LOCATION: Shawnee Country Club, 29th & Adams
PROGRAM: “Kansas Bioscience Authority” by Gary Sherrer
INVOCATION: Stan Teeter
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Gina Millsap
GREETERS: H.W. Craig, Dick Crawford, Sam Crow, Jamie Dultmeier, Lucky DeFries
CUP MONEY: Benefit Performance for Doorstep & Rescue Mission (Brigham Young University Ballroom Dance Company)
RECEPTION TABLE: Joyce Martin
MENU: Italian Buffet
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Ray Browning, Bob Clawson, Staci Williams
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
New Member Introduction: Mark LeNeave, CEO, Kansas Rehabilitation Hospital
Youth Exchange: We have one host family for a foreign exchange student from France for the school year 2009-2010 and need one or two more. The student’s name is Pauline Vidal, and she is 16 years old. In addition to French she speaks English and Spanish and she is studying Russian. She plays the saxophone and has many other interests including drama, photography, reading, and art history. Host families do not have to be Rotarians but should live in Shawnee Heights school district or be able to transport Pauline to school there. The commitment would be for a 3 – 5 month period, depending on how many host families we can recruit. For more information see David Beck.
GSE Team is coming to Topeka on April 8-12. The team will visit our club on April 9. Volunteers are needed for host families and drivers. Sign-up sheets for the various functions will be on the tables. Contact is Staci Williams
Dictionary Distribution: Volunteers are needed to distribute dictionaries to all 3rd Graders in USD 501. Sign-up sheets will be on the tables. Contact is Glenda DuBoise
Career Day, March 13, 9:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M.: Volunteers are needed. Contact is Fred Gatlin
RYLA is May 31-June 4, 2009 at the University of Kansas Memorial Union
Applications can be downloaded from the district website. Deadline for applications is March 27. Contact is Susan Mauch
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, top by the office and pick one up.
The February Rotopeka is online. Read it here.
LOCATION: Shawnee Country Club, 29th & Adams
PROGRAM: “Kansas Bioscience Authority” by Gary Sherrer
INVOCATION: Stan Teeter
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Gina Millsap
GREETERS: H.W. Craig, Dick Crawford, Sam Crow, Jamie Dultmeier, Lucky DeFries
CUP MONEY: Benefit Performance for Doorstep & Rescue Mission (Brigham Young University Ballroom Dance Company)
RECEPTION TABLE: Joyce Martin
MENU: Italian Buffet
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Ray Browning, Bob Clawson, Staci Williams
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
New Member Introduction: Mark LeNeave, CEO, Kansas Rehabilitation Hospital
Youth Exchange: We have one host family for a foreign exchange student from France for the school year 2009-2010 and need one or two more. The student’s name is Pauline Vidal, and she is 16 years old. In addition to French she speaks English and Spanish and she is studying Russian. She plays the saxophone and has many other interests including drama, photography, reading, and art history. Host families do not have to be Rotarians but should live in Shawnee Heights school district or be able to transport Pauline to school there. The commitment would be for a 3 – 5 month period, depending on how many host families we can recruit. For more information see David Beck.
GSE Team is coming to Topeka on April 8-12. The team will visit our club on April 9. Volunteers are needed for host families and drivers. Sign-up sheets for the various functions will be on the tables. Contact is Staci Williams
Dictionary Distribution: Volunteers are needed to distribute dictionaries to all 3rd Graders in USD 501. Sign-up sheets will be on the tables. Contact is Glenda DuBoise
Career Day, March 13, 9:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M.: Volunteers are needed. Contact is Fred Gatlin
RYLA is May 31-June 4, 2009 at the University of Kansas Memorial Union
Applications can be downloaded from the district website. Deadline for applications is March 27. Contact is Susan Mauch
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, top by the office and pick one up.
The February Rotopeka is online. Read it here.
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
February 19, 2009 Meeting Reminder
LOCATION: Grand Ballroom
PROGRAM: “Behind the Scenes at the Highway Patrol” by Terry Maple, KHP Superintendent
INVOCATION: Webb Garlinghouse
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Scott McKenzie
GREETERS: Ted Bryan, Bob Caplinger, Sam Carkhuff, John Christensen, Wayne Christensen, Don Chubb
CUP MONEY: Marian Clinic
RECEPTION TABLE: Jane Mackey
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Stan Teeter, John Wall, John Hutton
Announcements
New Member Announcement (10-day waiting period – 2nd time): Dean Patel, General Manager, Econo Lodge
Youth Exchange: We have one host family for a foreign exchange student from France for the school year 2009-2010 and need one or two more. The student’s name is Pauline Vidal, and she is 16 years old. In addition to French she speaks English and Spanish and she is studying Russian. She plays the saxophone and has many other interests including drama, photography, reading, and art history. Host families do not have to be Rotarians but should live in Shawnee Heights school district or be able to transport Pauline to school there. The commitment would be for a 3 – 5 month period, depending on how many host families we can recruit. For more information see David Beck.
GSE Team is coming to Topeka on April 8-12. The team will visit our club on April 9. Volunteers are needed for host families and drivers. Sign-up sheets for the various functions will be on the tables. Contact is Staci Williams
Dictionary Distribution: Volunteers are needed to distribute dictionaries to all 3rd Graders in USD 501. Sign-up sheets will be on the tables. Contact is Glenda DuBoise
Career Day, March 13, 9:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M.: Volunteers are needed. Contact is Fred Gatlin
RYLA is May 31-June 4, 2009 at the University of Kansas Memorial Union, Applications can be downloaded from the district website. Deadline for applications is March 27. Contact is Susan Mauch
Clothing Drive is February 26. A truck from the Rescue Mission will be parked just east of the Ramada main entrance from 11:15 A.M. to 12:15 P.M. Do your spring cleaning early and donate your used clothing to this worthwhile community organization. This is a project of the 2007-08 new members. Some of those members will be available to help you unload your donations. Contact is Kathleen Williams2008-09
Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, top by the office and pick one up.
The February Rotopeka is online. Read it here.
PROGRAM: “Behind the Scenes at the Highway Patrol” by Terry Maple, KHP Superintendent
INVOCATION: Webb Garlinghouse
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Scott McKenzie
GREETERS: Ted Bryan, Bob Caplinger, Sam Carkhuff, John Christensen, Wayne Christensen, Don Chubb
CUP MONEY: Marian Clinic
RECEPTION TABLE: Jane Mackey
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Stan Teeter, John Wall, John Hutton
Announcements
New Member Announcement (10-day waiting period – 2nd time): Dean Patel, General Manager, Econo Lodge
Youth Exchange: We have one host family for a foreign exchange student from France for the school year 2009-2010 and need one or two more. The student’s name is Pauline Vidal, and she is 16 years old. In addition to French she speaks English and Spanish and she is studying Russian. She plays the saxophone and has many other interests including drama, photography, reading, and art history. Host families do not have to be Rotarians but should live in Shawnee Heights school district or be able to transport Pauline to school there. The commitment would be for a 3 – 5 month period, depending on how many host families we can recruit. For more information see David Beck.
GSE Team is coming to Topeka on April 8-12. The team will visit our club on April 9. Volunteers are needed for host families and drivers. Sign-up sheets for the various functions will be on the tables. Contact is Staci Williams
Dictionary Distribution: Volunteers are needed to distribute dictionaries to all 3rd Graders in USD 501. Sign-up sheets will be on the tables. Contact is Glenda DuBoise
Career Day, March 13, 9:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M.: Volunteers are needed. Contact is Fred Gatlin
RYLA is May 31-June 4, 2009 at the University of Kansas Memorial Union, Applications can be downloaded from the district website. Deadline for applications is March 27. Contact is Susan Mauch
Clothing Drive is February 26. A truck from the Rescue Mission will be parked just east of the Ramada main entrance from 11:15 A.M. to 12:15 P.M. Do your spring cleaning early and donate your used clothing to this worthwhile community organization. This is a project of the 2007-08 new members. Some of those members will be available to help you unload your donations. Contact is Kathleen Williams2008-09
Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, top by the office and pick one up.
The February Rotopeka is online. Read it here.
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Rotary Meeting Reminder February 12, 2009
LOCATION: Jefferson Ballroom (Lower Level Right)
PROGRAM: T-Town IV Barbershop Quartet
INVOCATION: Dick Ridley
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Joe McFarland
GREETERS: Norton Bonaparte, John Brier,m Harry Briscoe, Lawrence Brock, Roy Browning, Larry Brubaker
CUP MONEY: Marian Clinic
RECEPTION TABLE: Jennifer Haller
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Phil Coolidge, David Beck, Pat Michaelis
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
New Member Announcement (10-day waiting period – 1st time):
Dean Patel, General Manager, Econo Lodge
Youth Exchange: We have one host family for a foreign exchange student from France for the school year 2009-2010 and need one or two more. The student’s name is Pauline Vidal, and she is 16 years old. In addition to French she speaks English and Spanish and she is studying Russian. She plays the saxophone and has many other interests including drama, photography, reading, and art history. Host families do not have to be Rotarians but should live in Shawnee Heights school district or be able to transport Pauline to school there. The commitment would be for a 3 – 5 month period, depending on how many host families we can recruit. For more information see David Beck.
GSE Team is coming to Topeka on April 8-12. The team will visit our club on April 9. Volunteers are needed for host families and drivers . Sign-up sheets for the various functions will be on the tables. Contact is Staci Williams
Dictionary Distribution: Volunteers are needed to distribute dictionaries to all 3rd Graders in USD 501. Sign-up sheets will be on the tables. Contact is Glenda DuBoise
Career Day, March 13, 9:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M.: Volunteers are needed. Contact is Fred Gatlin
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, top by the office and pick one up.
PROGRAM: T-Town IV Barbershop Quartet
INVOCATION: Dick Ridley
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Joe McFarland
GREETERS: Norton Bonaparte, John Brier,m Harry Briscoe, Lawrence Brock, Roy Browning, Larry Brubaker
CUP MONEY: Marian Clinic
RECEPTION TABLE: Jennifer Haller
MENU: Unavailable
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Phil Coolidge, David Beck, Pat Michaelis
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
New Member Announcement (10-day waiting period – 1st time):
Dean Patel, General Manager, Econo Lodge
Youth Exchange: We have one host family for a foreign exchange student from France for the school year 2009-2010 and need one or two more. The student’s name is Pauline Vidal, and she is 16 years old. In addition to French she speaks English and Spanish and she is studying Russian. She plays the saxophone and has many other interests including drama, photography, reading, and art history. Host families do not have to be Rotarians but should live in Shawnee Heights school district or be able to transport Pauline to school there. The commitment would be for a 3 – 5 month period, depending on how many host families we can recruit. For more information see David Beck.
GSE Team is coming to Topeka on April 8-12. The team will visit our club on April 9. Volunteers are needed for host families and drivers . Sign-up sheets for the various functions will be on the tables. Contact is Staci Williams
Dictionary Distribution: Volunteers are needed to distribute dictionaries to all 3rd Graders in USD 501. Sign-up sheets will be on the tables. Contact is Glenda DuBoise
Career Day, March 13, 9:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M.: Volunteers are needed. Contact is Fred Gatlin
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, top by the office and pick one up.
Monday, February 9, 2009
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
January 29, 2009 Meeting Reminder
Speaker: Don Lambert, Early Kansas
LOCATION: Grand Ballroom
INVOCATION: Norton Bonaparte
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Jane Mackey
GREETERS: Roger Aeschliman, Ron Andersen, Dale Anderson, Phil Andruss, John Arnold
CUP MONEY: Ross Elementary School
RECEPTION TABLE: Joyce Martin
MENU: Not Available
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Phil Elwood, Fred Gatlin, John Wall
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
New Member Announcement: (10-day waiting period): Mark LeNeave, CEO, Kansas Rehabilitation Hospital (2nd Time)
Bring Your Valentine to Rotary on February 12. Special relevant entertainment is planned. In order to get an approximate count for lunch, sign-up sheets will be on the tables January 29 and February 2 to indicate whether or not you will be bringing a guest.
Youth Exchange: We have one host family for a foreign exchange student from France for the school year 2009-2010 and need one or two more. The student’s name is Pauline Vidal, and she is 16 years old. In addition to French she speaks English and Spanish and she is studying Russian. She plays the saxophone and has many other interests including drama, photography, reading, and art history. Host families do not have to be Rotarians but should live in Shawnee Heights school district or be able to transport Pauline to school there. The commitment would be for a 3 – 5 month period, depending on how many host families we can recruit. For more information see David Beck.
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, stop by the office and pick one up.
Read the December '08 - January '09 Rotopeka online.
LOCATION: Grand Ballroom
INVOCATION: Norton Bonaparte
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Jane Mackey
GREETERS: Roger Aeschliman, Ron Andersen, Dale Anderson, Phil Andruss, John Arnold
CUP MONEY: Ross Elementary School
RECEPTION TABLE: Joyce Martin
MENU: Not Available
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Phil Elwood, Fred Gatlin, John Wall
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
New Member Announcement: (10-day waiting period): Mark LeNeave, CEO, Kansas Rehabilitation Hospital (2nd Time)
Bring Your Valentine to Rotary on February 12. Special relevant entertainment is planned. In order to get an approximate count for lunch, sign-up sheets will be on the tables January 29 and February 2 to indicate whether or not you will be bringing a guest.
Youth Exchange: We have one host family for a foreign exchange student from France for the school year 2009-2010 and need one or two more. The student’s name is Pauline Vidal, and she is 16 years old. In addition to French she speaks English and Spanish and she is studying Russian. She plays the saxophone and has many other interests including drama, photography, reading, and art history. Host families do not have to be Rotarians but should live in Shawnee Heights school district or be able to transport Pauline to school there. The commitment would be for a 3 – 5 month period, depending on how many host families we can recruit. For more information see David Beck.
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, stop by the office and pick one up.
Read the December '08 - January '09 Rotopeka online.
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Reminder Information - January 22, 2009
Please join us tomorrow for the weekly meeting of the Topeka Rotary Club. Our speaker is State Treasurer Denis McKinney who will speak on the State Treasurer's Office.
LOCATION: Madison Ballroom (Lower Level Left)
INVOCATION: Joan Wagnon
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Susan Mauch
GREETERS: Michael Worswich, Tom Wright, Charlotte Adair, Jason Adair
CUP MONEY: Ross Elementary School
RECEPTION TABLE: Staci Williams
MENU: Not Available
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Larry Dimmitt, Gordon Lansford, Chris McGee
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
New Member Announcements: (10-day waiting period):
Eileen Caspers, Kaw Area Technical School (2nd Time)
Mark LeNeave, CEO, Kansas Rehabilitation Hospital (1st Time)
Youth Exchange: We have one host family for a foreign exchange student from France for the school year 2009-2010 and need one or two more. The student’s name is Pauline Vidal, and she is 16 years old. In addition to French she speaks English and Spanish and she is studying Russian. She plays the saxophone and has many other interests including drama, photography, reading, and art history. Host families do not have to be Rotarians but should live in Shawnee Heights school district or be able to transport Pauline to school there. The commitment would be for a 3 – 5 month period, depending on how many host families we can recruit. For more information see David Beck.
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, stop by the office and pick one up.
The December-January 2009 issue of the Rotopeka is now online. Read it here.
LOCATION: Madison Ballroom (Lower Level Left)
INVOCATION: Joan Wagnon
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Susan Mauch
GREETERS: Michael Worswich, Tom Wright, Charlotte Adair, Jason Adair
CUP MONEY: Ross Elementary School
RECEPTION TABLE: Staci Williams
MENU: Not Available
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Larry Dimmitt, Gordon Lansford, Chris McGee
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
New Member Announcements: (10-day waiting period):
Eileen Caspers, Kaw Area Technical School (2nd Time)
Mark LeNeave, CEO, Kansas Rehabilitation Hospital (1st Time)
Youth Exchange: We have one host family for a foreign exchange student from France for the school year 2009-2010 and need one or two more. The student’s name is Pauline Vidal, and she is 16 years old. In addition to French she speaks English and Spanish and she is studying Russian. She plays the saxophone and has many other interests including drama, photography, reading, and art history. Host families do not have to be Rotarians but should live in Shawnee Heights school district or be able to transport Pauline to school there. The commitment would be for a 3 – 5 month period, depending on how many host families we can recruit. For more information see David Beck.
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, stop by the office and pick one up.
The December-January 2009 issue of the Rotopeka is now online. Read it here.
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
On the Eve of the Inauguration
I scrapped my first editorial. It just didn’t seem right on the eve of this historical event in our nations history. You see, as I wrap up this issue and send it off to press, I am re-writing my editorial at 9:30 p.m. on January 19, 2009. For the Rotary historians who might be reading this in some sixty years, this is the night before Barack Obama is to be sworn in as the 44th President of the United States.
I can’t tell you how history will look back on this event. But I can tell you how I hope that this amazing sense of optimism we as a country feel on this date will continue well beyond the pomp and circumstance of the Inaugural. I could write how President Obama should look at the Rotary Four Way to help guide him over the next four or eight years, but I think he already has a pretty good grasp on what it means to put service above self.
No, what I have to say is that I believe we as a nation are going to be stronger tomorrow and that what President Obama is going to bring is a sense that we are ALL responsible for making our world better each and every day.
I am proud to be a Rotarian and proud of those things we are doing throughout the world. I sense that in a way, we are all being called to service and to act in unison, bound together by promise and hope of a better world around us. We are called to use our resources and our own unique abilities for the betterment of the community in which we live and to help our fellow human beings in their time of need.
Each of us as Rotarians must do something more than come to a meeting once a week. We must utilize our talents and our unique skills to harness the power of our millions of members. Acting together, we can continue to change the world.
I can’t tell you how history will look back on this event. But I can tell you how I hope that this amazing sense of optimism we as a country feel on this date will continue well beyond the pomp and circumstance of the Inaugural. I could write how President Obama should look at the Rotary Four Way to help guide him over the next four or eight years, but I think he already has a pretty good grasp on what it means to put service above self.
No, what I have to say is that I believe we as a nation are going to be stronger tomorrow and that what President Obama is going to bring is a sense that we are ALL responsible for making our world better each and every day.
I am proud to be a Rotarian and proud of those things we are doing throughout the world. I sense that in a way, we are all being called to service and to act in unison, bound together by promise and hope of a better world around us. We are called to use our resources and our own unique abilities for the betterment of the community in which we live and to help our fellow human beings in their time of need.
Each of us as Rotarians must do something more than come to a meeting once a week. We must utilize our talents and our unique skills to harness the power of our millions of members. Acting together, we can continue to change the world.
Monday, January 19, 2009
December 2008 - January 2009 Rotopeka
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Weekly Reminder - January 15, 2009
REMINDER INFO
Hope you will join us for today's meeting of the Topeka Rotary Club. Today's speaker is our own Bob Clawson who will be speaking on the Topeka Rotary Foundation.
LOCATION: Jefferson Ballroom (Lower Level Right)
INVOCATION: Ted Bryan
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: David Long
GREETERS: Barbara Wiggins, Eugene Williams, Kathleen Williams, Staci Williams, Al Williams, Anita Wolgast
CUP MONEY: Ross Elementary School
RECEPTION TABLE: Jane Mackey
MENU: Not Available
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Hurst Coffman, Blanche Parks, Tom Gorrell
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
New Member Announcement (10-day waiting period): Eileen Caspers, Kaw Area Technical School
Fireside Chat Surveys will be on the tables for each member to complete.
Career Day will be held on March 13. Please mark your calendars.
Holiday Pictures are here. There are two left. They will be on the back tables at the meeting.
The Rotary District Youth Exchange Officer is beginning to receive applications from foreign students interested in spending the 2009-2010 school year in Northeast Kansas. We have applications from Spain, France, and Italy and will probably get applications from Denmark, Chile, Romania and Switzerland. If you have an interest in hosting a high school student for part of the next school year (2 or 3 host families per student) or just want more information please contact David Beck davidbeck@cox.net or 274-3382.
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, stop by the office and pick one up.
Hope you will join us for today's meeting of the Topeka Rotary Club. Today's speaker is our own Bob Clawson who will be speaking on the Topeka Rotary Foundation.
LOCATION: Jefferson Ballroom (Lower Level Right)
INVOCATION: Ted Bryan
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: David Long
GREETERS: Barbara Wiggins, Eugene Williams, Kathleen Williams, Staci Williams, Al Williams, Anita Wolgast
CUP MONEY: Ross Elementary School
RECEPTION TABLE: Jane Mackey
MENU: Not Available
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Hurst Coffman, Blanche Parks, Tom Gorrell
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
New Member Announcement (10-day waiting period): Eileen Caspers, Kaw Area Technical School
Fireside Chat Surveys will be on the tables for each member to complete.
Career Day will be held on March 13. Please mark your calendars.
Holiday Pictures are here. There are two left. They will be on the back tables at the meeting.
The Rotary District Youth Exchange Officer is beginning to receive applications from foreign students interested in spending the 2009-2010 school year in Northeast Kansas. We have applications from Spain, France, and Italy and will probably get applications from Denmark, Chile, Romania and Switzerland. If you have an interest in hosting a high school student for part of the next school year (2 or 3 host families per student) or just want more information please contact David Beck davidbeck@cox.net or 274-3382.
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, stop by the office and pick one up.
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Heart to Heart International
Jon North of Heart to Heart International presented our program today. His presenation was titled, "Connecting you to a World in Need". Both the video of his presenation along with his Powerpoint presentation are available to view. The presenation begins about 9:00 into the video.
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Rotary Reminder
REMINDER INFO
Sorry this did not get out yesterday. Today's speaker is Jon North - Heart to Heart International - Creating a Healthier World
REMINDER INFO
LOCATION: Grand Ballroom
INVOCATION: Jamie Dultmeier
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS: Stan Martindell
GREETERS: Karen Weichert, Dan Welch, Michael Welch, John Wendling, Dana Wethington, Carol Wheeler
CUP MONEY: Ross Elementary School
RECEPTION TABLE: Jennifer Haller
MENU: Tossed Green Salad, Chicken Breast w/Chardonnay Sauce, Wild Rice Pilaf, Glazed Baby Carrots, Chocolate Mousse Tart
NEW MEMBER TABLE: Carol Wheeler, Joy Moser, Andy Chandler
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Holiday Pictures are here. They will be on the back tables at the meeting.
The Rotary District Youth Exchange Officer is beginning to receive applications from foreign students interested in spending the 2009-2010 school year in Northeast Kansas. We have applications from Spain, France, and Italy and will probably get applications from Denmark, Chile, Romania and Switzerland. If you have an interest in hosting a high school student for part of the next school year (2 or 3 host families per student) or just want more information please contact David Beck davidbeck@cox.net or 274-3382.
2008-09 Club Rosters are available. If you have not picked yours up at a Thursday meeting, stop by the office and pick one up.
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