20th Anniversary
of Charter
Jan. 30, 2007

Newsletter for Meeting of
Tuesday, October 31

Greater Woodinville Rotary Club
7 a.m. - Sammamish Valley Grange

Pictorially Speaking
  Photo highlights from previous meetings
                          
October 31

Nikita Presents

Here's your chance to get acquainted with exchange student Nikita Sugendh and learn about her family, her home country and her high expectations for a great year with our family of Rotary.

 

Tuesday's Duty Roster
                  
Dates for Your Calendar
   Listing of future events, projects, meetings
                         
Future Programs
   Speakers, subjects through January 2007
                        

Rotary First Harvest
    At last week's meeting, I presented material on Rotary First Harvest F all Fund Drive.  We hope that you will donate generously as has been the tradition in the Woodinville Rotary Club.  At our next meeting, I will have available Harvest Partner forms for those wishing to make monthly donations and envelopes for one-time donation.  Gary mentioned that Rotary First Harvest has a great gift card program and I have obtained brochures that explains the benefits and how it works and will review with you on Tuesday.

Thanks for your support of this great organization. 

Bill Schink

Rotary Wine'n Shine
   News from our charity fundraising efforts
                         

Proposed for Membership
      The Board has voted to extend an invitation for membership to Julie Unruh and Julian Denes. Be sure to welcome both guests at upcoming meetings. This is the first of two notices to be posted concerning the proposed membership. Both will be meeting with our "membership team" to learn more about Greater Woodinville Rotary.

     Julie Unruh is associate publisher of the Woodinville Weekly and worked with the club in the selection of the 2006 Greater Woodinville Citizen of the Year. She is proposed by John Hughes and Susan Webster.

    Julian Denes recently moved to the area following graduation from UCLA law school. He is a resident of Kenmore, offices in Bothell and coaches youth soccer in Woodinville.

 21 Acres sez thanks

Dear Woodinville Rotarians,

What an evening to remember -- Wine & Shine was very well done -- so organized, so many people, great auction items procured by your membership.

Thank you for inviting us to be part of -- we each thoroughly enjoyed the conversations, wine & food & items purchased. You just keep getting better!

Sincerely,
Gretchen Garth for 21 Acres.

 

Programs supported by Greater Woodinville Rotary

Northshore Scholarship Foundation

Little Bit Therapeutic Riding Center

Twenty-One Acres

Rotary District 5030
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