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February 19, 2003

 
FEBRUARY IS WORLD UNDERSTANDING MONTH


ATTENDANCE: Feb. 5, 2003: 92 (inc. makeups) of 133 = 70%
 (Membership 173 less 40 excused)

Feb. 12, 2003: 86 (inc. makeups) of 132 = 66%
 (Membership 172 less 40 excused)

   
Make-ups

Visitors

Don Klug - Sunrise - 1/30 Barb Miller - Mary Parry - 2/5
Bill Chapin - Sunrise - 2/6 Phil Scivilli - Mike Plummer - 2/5
Melanie Upson - Sunrise - 1/30 Debbie Perry - Lin Fields - 2/5
Tom Hanley - 2/6 - Sunrise Neville Bugwadia - Speaker
Doug Schelling - Speaker
Student Guests
Izabella Ambrosio - Exchange Student

Diane Amelio - IHC

Chris Gardner - IHC
Tom Reichhart - WHS
Jesse Feldman - WHS
Shaunna Walton - BOCES

MAKEUPS! 
 Our attendance is up!! Congratulations Rotarians! But, if you miss a meeting remember to get a make up! . Not only does making up a meeting help our attendance, but it is great fellowship. If you are going on vacation or just out of town for a few days and you are going to miss our regular meeting, give Marsha a call at the office where she will b happy to look up the information on the nearest Rotary Club where you will be . Or you can check out the Rotary International Web site.

WEEKLY WORDS OF WISDOM:
Life is short and we never have too much time for gladdening the hearts of those who are traveling...with us. Oh, be swift to love, make haste to be kind.
...Henri-Frederic Amiel

MEMBER BIRTHDAYS
Feb. 9th - Harold Johnson CI: Newspaper Publishing. Harold has been a Rotarian for 11 years, joining our club in May 1982.
Feb. 12th - Bill Waterston CI: Religion- Baptist. Bill  has been a Rotarian for 35 years. He first joined the Central Perkiomen, Schwenkville PA club in 1968, and joined our club in Dec. 1995. 
Feb. 19th - Fred Bence CI: Postal Consultant. Fred has been a Rotarian for 32 years, joining our club in Oct. 1971. 

BIRTHDAY FUND/JCC SCHOLARSHIPS

The Birthday Fund provides funding to our Scholarships at JCC. If you are having a birthday, or have had one recently, do not forget to donate to the Birthday Fund. With your donations, we were able to award six scholarships to Jefferson Community College this year. Do you know that as a Rotarian, if you have children or grandchildren attending JCC, they will be considered for one of the scholarships if they meet the criteria?

The Office now has applications for our scholarships to JCC. The scholarship criteria calls for preference for the award to be given to someone related to a Rotarian. If any of our members has a family member attending JCC in the fall and would like an application, please contact Marshal. There are six scholarships. Applications must be filled out and returned to the Financial Aid office at JCC  by March 31, 2003!

Thanks to Mary Parry and Tom O'Connor for their recent donations.

 

Card Game and 50/50

We are looking for the 9 of Clubs. The pot is at $249.00. Mary Parry drew the Queen of Spades and donated it. The blue card game raffle may only be played by our club members. Tickets are 3 for $2.00 or $1.00 each. The Red 50/50 Raffle game may be played by all. 
 

This Week

Ruth Chapin

Besides being the wife of our own Rotarian, Bill Chapin, Ruth is the Cancer Outreach Coordinator for the Carthage Area Hospital. Ruth will focus on the Select Program with which the hospital is participating. The Select Program is an international research project examining the effect of Selenium and Vitamin E on the reduction of the likelihood of prostate cancer.

Next Week

Dr. Frank Florence

Ever wonder how the geology of Jefferson county affects our everyday lives? Wonder no more! Dr. Frank Florence, Assistant Professor of Geology at Jefferson Community College will show us how our interactions with our geologic environment need to be considered as we think about our future. 

NOON CLUB CALENDAR OF EVENTS
2/19 Program Ruth Chapin, Outreach Coordinator, Carthage Area Hospital
2/19 Meeting Centennial Planning Committee 11:30 Best Western 
2/21-23 EVENT ROD AND RIFLE EXPO
2/26 Program Dr. Frank Florence
3/04/03 Meeting Board of Directors - Best Western Carriage House Inn
3/05 Program Cheri Reval, Author
3/12 Program Jeremy Graves and Crystal Butler
3/19 Program Constance Barone, Director, Sackets Harbor Battlefield Historic Site
3/26 Program Glen Flaten, District World Community Service
4/01 Meeting Board of Directors 7:30 a.m. Best Western Carriage House
4/02 Program General Haggenback, Commander, 10th Mountain Division
4/09 Program Rotary Rose Day Kick-Off - Laurie Nortz and Barb Park
4/16 Program Steve Wood, Watertown Police Department K-9 Division
4/30 Program  Original Yanks

Important News to Note!

Rotary Web Page:  The web site is now updated. I invite you to visit - you will find the Committee Rosters on the site along with the members. We will also have forms available for the various committee's needs. 

Polio Eradication: Have you made your pledge to the Polio Eradication Campaign?  50% of our club has pledged $22,547 through 2/12//03. The Sunrise club has pledged a total of $8,565. We've reached a grand total of $31,112-- THANK YOU!!! to all who have pledged. Please mail your pledge form and payment to Marsha, or better yet, bring it with you to the next meeting. Thank you  for protecting our children.

NOTICE TO COMMITTEE CHAIRS: If your committee is having a meeting that is on a day other than at our normal meeting day and you give the office the list of attendees, then they will receive attendance credit for a make-up. 

LUNCH TICKETS: Please remember to turn in your signed lunch ticket at our Wednesday meetings. This is how you receive credit for attendance. If you forget to turn in the ticket, you can call the office or mail the ticket to the offices so you can receive attendance credit. 

President Elect Jonathan Majiyagbe announced his Rotary International Theme for the year 2003-2004 at the District Governor's Training in Anaheim, California. If you would like to learn more, visit the Rotary International Web Site.

NOTICE: We are working on updating the Roster We have had several new members and several who have left Rotary. If we have any members who have a change in their information, please call the office or email Marsha. If you don't take the time to let her know, we can't have the roster up to date. 

NEW MEMBER PROPOSALS: The following 3 people have been proposed for membership into our club. They have been through committees and the Board. Dr. Ken Yates, Executive Director of the NYS Living Museum, has been proposed by Ken Piarulli for the classification of Zoo Conservancy. Robert Sharlow, President of Redwood National Bank, has been proposed by George Woodruff for the classification of Banking, and Dr. Joseph Olson, President of Jefferson Community College, has been proposed by John Deans for the classification of Education. If no written objection is received within ten days they will be eligible for membership in our club. 

 

COMMITTEE MEETING NOTICES

The Centennial Planning Committee will be having a meeting on Feb. 19th at 11:30 a.m. at the Carriage House prior to lunch. The following members are on this committee: Tom Hanley (Co-Ch), Stacey Bristow )Co-Ch), Errol Flynn, Roy Menton, Christine Powers, Gary Beasley, Harold Johnson, Ed Olley, Rick Kehoe, Don Calarco, Fred Rollins, Jay Stone.

50/50 COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS FOR FEBRUARY & MARCH

Feb. 19 - Michelle and Wanda
Feb. 26th - Kate and Steve
March 5th - Gil and Lance
March 12th - Kate and Wanda
March 19th - Michelle and Steve
March 26th - Chris and Wanda 

 

ROD AND RIFLE EXPO!!!

The Rod and Rifle Expo is just around the corner!! This will be held on Feb. 21-23 at the Dulles State Office Building. It's one of our big fundraisers, with the income from the expo depending on the pre-sale of raffle tickets. This is the last call for selling your tickets. If you have them to turn in please bring them to the Rotary meeting on the 19th or to the State Office Building on Friday. If you haven't sold them, thee is still some time to do so!  There are many more prizes than are listed on the back of the tickets. Two not listed are a Remington 870-12 ga 3" Turkey with a camouflage finish. The other is an E-bolt 209 redi pak - black powder.   Sell lots of tickets and make this one of our biggest Expos ever!!

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   

OTHER PROJECTS AND INTERESTS

   

ROD AND RIFLE EXPO

WATER WHEEL ARCHIVES

 ROSE DAY

PHOTO ALBUM

 

 

 

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