Classification Talks

20th Anniversary
of Charter
Jan. 30, 2007

Newsletter for Meeting of
Tuesday, January 2, 2007

Greater Woodinville Rotary Club
Regularly meets Tuesdays at 7 a.m. - Sammamish Valley Grange

Pictorially Speaking
Photo highlights from December 19 meeting

Santa Visits the Grange

Classification Talks Tuesday

Learn more about Linda Hendrickson, Dennis Johnson and Ken Kirkpatrick

Tuesday's Duty Roster

Dates for Your Calendar
Listing of future events, projects, meetings

Future Programs
Speakers, subjects through February 2007

Election
        The ballots were cast December 12 and shipped to Florida for an official count by representatives of President-Elect Rick Pisani. For results of the chad-challenged election for leaders for 2007-08:

    As anticipated, the office of past president was hotly contested

Woodinville Rotary's literacy projects
Only Woodmoor elementary school remains to distribute dictionaries right after the holidays. Famous actor applauds literacy efforts. Club to devote $13,000 for dictionaries, literacy tutoring and 2007 Kokanee Reading Camp.

Verizon Foundation presents check
Club gets $5,000 grant delivered by actor James Earl Jones.

Holiday Party photo highlights
Check out the December 5 get together at MonteVilla Farmhouse

. . . and, a scholarship recipient says thanks

this will definitely keep you in the holiday 'spirit of giving' for a few more days!

Rotary Wine'n Shine 2006
News from our charity fundraising efforts

News Notes - Charter Anniversary
The club is planning a special night to recognize the 20th anniversary of receiving our Rotary International charter.

Please circle January 30, a Tuesday night, and plan to join past presidents, charter members and our present Woodinville Rotary membership at Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery for a gourmet dinner and lots of celebrating. We'll be recognizing a number of organizations which, along with Woodinville Rotary, respect "Service Above Self."

News Notes - Circle your March 10 Calendar
March 10, 2007 is “service above self day” for Rotary District 5030 which consists of 54 clubs. Woodinville Rotary Club wants to make Rotary Community Park our “service project” for that day. We’ll have a lot of fun and hopefully get a lot done on the trail construction project. President Gary Whitsell is determined that Woodinville be at the top of the list for club member participation -- there could be a lobster dinner in store! An East Coast Rotary district has challenged District 5030 which would reciprocate with a salmon meal.