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2010-11
Club Leadership |
Hugo Reporting and Snapping
Max proves he has the magic touch...draws the white marble with flair
(flare ?) and announces to all that his $700 winnings will be donated to
Rotary Foundation! We start over! There were no formal challenges.
The Miro Report
Exchange Student
Miro Gonzalez revealed
a little about getting together with
other
exchange students and mentioned that he
hoped the
Husky basketball team snaps out of its
losing ways when he
takes in the
Cal game Thursday night. Have you an experience
you would like to share with Miro in the coming weeks?
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Welcome Anel
President Erv presented
her red badge and the club roster/notebook
to our newest
member,
Anel Mercado SanJuan
Please make sure you get
acquainted with Anel and provide an
autograph in the
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All about choices
Community Service Committee Chair Greg Gratz subbed for Club
Service Director Greg Riggs in presenting members with
three
potential "hands on" projects the
club could commit to in the
future. Members were reminded that the club had pledged to
provide
stewardship at Rotary Community Park once
it was
operating and that there appears several
maintenance projects
ready to go in the portion of the 18-acre site that involves
trails and wetlands. A second project at the Environmental
Education Center at Brightwater also drew expressions of support
from those attending.
President Erv made it clear that the 450 pounds of food would be
donated to Rotary First Harvest and not necessarily the speaker.
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Respectfully Submitted,
Your Rotary Reporters
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