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Important
Reminder
Procurement Committee of
Wine'n Shine reminds members to bring
Blue
Index Cards
to Tuesday's meeting filled
out with ideas on silent and live auction items for the
Puttin' on the Ritz Dinner Show and Auction
Include items you will agree
to solicit as well as ideas for items you would like to
see included.
The Blue
Index Cards were included in the
Procurement Packets distributed by Maltby Bill at the last
meeting.
Snappy's
Complete Foto Gallery
This
week featuring Rotarians at the Ste. Michelle Mardi Gras
party
Gordy and Jan
Green, Cherry Jarvis pose for Snappy
New
Date secured - The
Music Project (one of our many beneficiaries) will sponsor a
benefit performance of the SAS jazz performance group the
night of Tuesday, May 26 at the Triple Door in Seattle.
Headlining the Vegas-style show at Seattle's best music
venue will be Bernadette Bascom and Sonny
Turner, backed by the joyful singing "Esteems" from SAS and the First
Place School for the homeless in Seattle. SAS students, in
March, will mentor 4th-5th-6th grade children of Seattle's
homeless for three weeks with the guidance from the dynamic
Bernadette and her Music Project supporters.
5th
Tuesday Social for March -- This
just in from Arizona from a vacationing Maltby Bill:
"We are proposing
an event at the Redhook Brewery. The two attachments
provide some detail on the facility and the menu.
Would include tour and beer sampling, buffet dinner (see
proposed menu of pub-type food), cash bar and depending on
the number of people attending a $15-20 billing to your
account to cover overages.
Terry Jarvis and the
"Fun and Frolic" entertainment committee will
develop the entertainment program.
Redhook
Menu
Redhook
Event Info
Sports
Field update --
an item in a
recent Woodinville Weekly edition noted that the
Woodinville City Council will take up the future of the
Woodinville Sports Field project at its March 10 meeting.
The city manager had been instructed to bring a number of
options to the Council on how the city might be able to
proceed with the development, keeping in mind that the
city's funding for the fields is between $1.5 and $2 million
short of being able to complete the work as originally
proposed. Our Rotary Board has tabled action related to the
club's support of the project until after the City Council
has signaled to the community how, when and if the city will
proceed.
For a
good summary of the Fields and city budgetary issues, check
out page one of the Feb. 23 issue of the Weekly. The
article covers potential options open for Council
consideration.
2010
Rotary Caribbean Cruise: Here
are links to the cruise.
The deposit is now $350 per person. Twenty Eight persons are signed up for this
club fund raiser. Dates January, 2010.
Deposit
Booking form
Information
Brochure
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