Rotary Club  of Woodinville 

Rotary Club of Woodinville
meets Tuesdays at 7 a.m.
at the Sammamish Valley Grange
NE 145th St. and the

Woodinville-Redmond Rd.

Next Meeting - Tuesday, February 15
 

Club Leadership for 2010-11

Charitable Giving Focus
 
Club Calendar  
Future Programs  

 
Meeting Duty Roster
 
Rotary Reporters Cover
Previous Meetings of:

Feb. 8 at SAS
Feb. 1
January 25
January 18
January 11
January 4
 
Organizations Woodinville Rotary Supports
 
 
Snappy's Rotary Photo Gallery
Shots from Special Meetings and Club Events
 
Next Charity Event - October 8, 2011


Elna Duffield, Alex Racz and Larry Duffield distributed dictionaries at Woodmoor elementary.

Click here For Kokanee distribution photos

Previous Club Newsletters

 
Feb. 1 Feb. 8


Woodinville Rotary Factoid
Since our charter in 1987, Woodinville Rotarians who are sustaining members of Rotary International Foundation have donated a total of $146,268. As a sustaining member of Rotary Foundation, Rotarians are asked to donate a minimum of $100 per year. Presently, 46 of our 53 Woodinville Rotarians are sustaining members.

 

News for Members and Friends
of Greater Woodinville Rotary Club

 

Classification Talks...featuring
Larry Duffield, David Landau, Joe Truglio

Tuesday, Feb. 15 meeting

   We are back AT THE GRANGE

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Feb. 17 Open House Invite from Evergreen Healthcare: Rotarians are invited to the special opening and preview reception for Evergreen Medical Center - Woodinville, a  new primary and urgent care facility in Woodinville. 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday with brief program at 6 p.m. The multi-story building is located at 16916 140th Ave. NE. The new center will be open for business Feb. 21.

 

New Woodinville Rotary office established: President Erv DeSmet and President-elect John Hughes announce the appointment of the club's first "CEO of Social Mischief", a member whose responsibility will be to oversee special, non-traditional meetings and social events for the club. The first events to fall in this category will occur in April. Other non-traditional meetings -- i.e. not the regular Tuesday morning business and information meetings -- will include the annual officer and director induction dinner in June, the summer family picnic, holiday party, charter night and others. Vice President-elect Eric Greenwood has been tapped to serve as the first CEO. He reportedly has already begun lining up "social directors" for the various events to be scheduled.

 


 Auction-Charity Event Theme for 2011: The steering committee met Feb. 8 and established Oktoberfest as the theme for our 21st annual fundraising Charity Event. Circle your calendars for October 8.
     A special kickoff for auction item procurement and audience development is tentatively set for the night of April 1st. Details later.

 

Reporter STILL sought: The Newsletter staff is in need of another Reporter to assist in the chronicling of the club's meetings. Please advise the president or Hugo if you would be willing to give it a try. The Reporters presently include John Abbott, Becky Clark, Jorge Gonzalez, Eric Greenwood, Larry Leonardson, Al Marsh, Cherry Tinker (on leave of absence) and Susan Webster.

 waiting for Reporter volunteer!

 

Dictionaries in February: Fred Kempe and the club are indebted to the following members who stepped up as Dictionary Captains for the 2011 distribution of new, illustrated dictionaries to third graders in Woodinville area elementary schools. The schools receiving dictionaries and the distribution captains are:
     Bear Creek, Gary Whitsell; Canyon Creek, Erv DeSmet; Cottage Lake, Cherry Tinker; Eastridge, Alex Racz; Woodin, Rorry Dunbar; Hollywood, Todd Banks; Kokanee, Gordy Green; Wellington, Al Marsh and Pam Johnstone; Woodmoor, Larry Duffield.

 

 

 

Erv's Presidential Recap

Posted February 11

 

What a great meeting we had this morning (Feb 8). We saw for ourselves what an impact our support of the Music Project has had on young people. 

 

Going to sites in the community is a great thing to do.  When Paul Harris started Rotary over 100 years ago,  that is how they did it.  Rotating from one business location to the next to the next, getting to know people in the club. By the way, how many people got lost?  We had lots of members there at the site. 

 

So---good work for everyone who helped with this meeting.

 

Dictionary distributions are now in full swing.  The third graders will appreciate them. We know that from past distributions.

 

Next week---hear the stories of three of our veteran Rotarians, Joe Truglio, David Landau, and Larry Duffield.  Classification talk time.

 

These talks are a special way of learning about our Rotarian friends in a much deeper way than just having breakfast on Tuesday mornings. Who can ever forget hearing Tana Baumler describe how she, as the only girl in her family growing up in Montana, going out on her first deer hunt and impressing her brothers with skills.  Things like that.  See you next Tuesday.

 

 Consider, please, joining other Woodinville Rotarians at the annual District conference in Portland later this spring -- April 29, 30 and May 1 to be exact.

Registered from Woodinville Rotary to date:

George Phillips
Terry Jarvis

Erv DeSmet
Steve Dolan
John Hughes
Max Zellweger


 

 

Our Community Service Partner
since 1990

Banner Bank has participated with Woodinville Rotary Club since 1990 in the development and support
of the many community and education projects which are and have been the focal point
of our club's annual October charity fund-raising event.

 






  Woodinville Rotary Club's
 Charitable Giving Focus

Rotarians of Woodinville believe that providing a pathway for Woodinville's youth to obtain an education represents our opportunity to live "Service Above Self".

The club provides direct funding to programs from grade  school through college...new Operation Warm coats for young children in need, brand new dictionaries for every third grader, summer reading camps at Kokanee and Woodmoor elementary schools, music and academic opportunities at the Secondary Academy for Success (SAS), a pilot project at Woodinville High School for peer-to-peer math tutoring, and renewable scholarships for Woodinville High School and SAS graduates where it will "make the difference" between affording and attending college.

                                        Education - Literacy - Scholarships