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 at the Grange - Tuesday, April 12
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Congratulations George Phillips
George was so inspired by the March 22
presentation about Rotary Foundation and Paul Harris Fellow
recognition that he handed off a check in the amount of $1,000 to
Rotary Foundation Director Max Zellweger and will be recognized as
a Paul Harris Fellow at our induction dinner June 28 at Willows
Lodge. George is one of at least five members we hope will be
recognized that night as four other members are very close to
having the 1,000 points ( 1 pt per dollar donated) which will
qualify them as first time Paul Harris Fellows. Please contact Max
about this if you feel you are one of the four or if you would
like to know the status of your Rotary Foundation Sustaining
Member Account and how close you are to becoming a Paul Harris
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News for Members and Friends
of Greater Woodinville
Rotary Club
NAMI and Mental Illness
Presented by Farrell Adrian, President
of NAMI Washington . . . and
John Hughes, Committee chair for the
2011 Mental Health Awareness Walk
How the National Alliance on Mental Illness state
organization
provides help to the one in four families
who care for an
individual living with a medical illness
that no one really wants
to talk about!
Major Rotary-Sponsored Event
Alert Major
Rotary-Sponsored Event
4th
annual Rotary
Earth Day Celebration
April
22 at Molbak's
Reservations required.
A
sign-up reservation sheet will again be available at the April 12
meeting to make sure Rotarians are registered for this event. The event is
being publicized to the general public by Molbak's
through their extensive marketing program. Catered by Landau's.
Generous wine pourings from Brian Carter Cellars, Elsom Cellars,
Castillo de Feliciana, Dusted Valley and DeLille Cellars. . .
More Details
at the April Rotary meetings. Limited to first 200 to register.
Encourage friends to attend and support this celebration and help build
Rotary's visibility in our community.
$25 per person includes
commemorative wine glass.
http://www.molbaks.com/Events.html
Scroll to bottom of Molbak's events page for non-Rotarians to register.
Rotarians signing up at a club meeting for themselves and guests will be
charged on invoices to be issued in June for their two tickets to the
October 8 Oktoberfest Night.
Drawing for $50 Molbak's gift certificates and a tree!
We will NOT meet at the Grange on April 19 as a result of the decision to make the Earth Day Celebration the club meeting for the week.
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Ace Rotary Reporter Becky Clark Covered March 15 and March 22
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Erv's Presidential Recap
Posted by our Leader
Good stuff happened at today’s (April
5) Rotary meeting.
We learned that Miro has some time available
to do things from mid May through June 21 when his parents arrive. The Food Lifeline work party scheduled for
April 16 has room for more volunteers. As Joe mentioned, we
have had in the past around 20 of us spending a
great and meaningful morning together helping Food Lifeline
package food to be distributed to hungry people in the area.
Definitely community service here of the best kind. Let
George Phillips or me know if you want to get on the volunteer
list. The practical information provided by Jay
Fiske about how to make our charity event as effective as possible
and as easy on us as possible was very important. We should
all take to heart Jay’s advice on how to make procurement of items
an easy and pleasant task rather than something to dread.
Jay offered us some proven ways of reducing the stress in
procuring items. It is going to be a great event this year as it
has been in the past. Let’s go for a record number of attendees.
We know it is going to be a fun evening. Who ever went to be
a lousy Oktoberfest? Not me.
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