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, August 30

 

 

Club Leadership for 2011-12

Charitable Giving Focus:
Education, Literacy and Scholarships
 
Club Calendar  
Aug. 27 Power-Washing at Rotary Community Park
Sept. 20 - Preview of Brightwater Community Center

Future Programs
 

Aug. 30: Club Assembly-Matching Grants and More


Duty Roster for Aug. 30
Setup: Jeff Lair
Greeter: Rorry Dunbar
Front Desk/Prize: Terry Jarvis
Flag/Invocation: Greg Riggs
Guest President: Al Marsh
Sergeant-at-Harm: Jay Fiske and Team
Reporter: Erv DeSmet

Copies of the Duty Roster Schedule have been
emailed to members and the Current version will be
found at this LINK.
 
 
Organizations
Woodinville Rotary Supports

Send this page to Prospective Auction Guests!!
 

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Immediate Past President Erv (Bronco) DeSmet
presents Paul Harris Fellow to George Phillips

More news from the August 16 meeting


 

Previous Club Newsletters

 
Feb. 1 Feb. 8 Feb. 15
Feb. 22 March 1 March 8
March 15 March 29 April 5
April 12 April 19 May 10
May 24 June 7 June 14
June 21 June 28 July 12
July 19 July 26 August 2
August 9 August 16 August 23

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Photos by Snappy

 

News for Members and Friends
of the Rotary Club of Greater Woodinville

Reach Within to
Embrace Humanity

 

Our August 30 meeting will be devoted to charting the year ahead for Woodinville Rotary.

Learn how Woodinville Rotary can "grow" $16,000 in our charitable giving into $82,000 to benefit the mobility disabled in Mexico, to enhance our Rotary Community Park in Woodinville, to assist homeless mothers with children in Duvall and to provide the very first treatment program for the mentally ill in Kathmandu, Nepal.

There is NO meeting at the Grange August 23 as members enjoyed a special social time together at the Crabfeast on Saturday. Our sincere thanks to the Ecklands for hosting.

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_________46 Days, But Who's Panicking?________

 

 

Charity Event.  46 days to go until Oktoberfest. Have you procured an auction item or two or three? Do you have commitments from at least four guests to join you? Have you registered online? Focus on Kids and Education.

Auction Steering Committee Meeting: Tuesday, August 23, 5:30 p.m. at Rorry's Conference Room

 

Meet Pauline Robin-- Pauline arrived Friday from her home in France and, although a bit jet lagged, met many Woodinville Rotarians at the Eckland crabfeast on Saturday. Her first few days will be spent with Elna and Larry Duffield before moving to the Lazear home in Woodinville for the first of three host-family stays. Larry is seeking a family to host during the middle months of Pauline's stay. She is the third exchange student from France to spend a full year with our club.

 

Pauline Robin and Nan Hughes get acquainted at Eckland crabfeast 

 

21 Acres Opening -- Woodinville Rotarians are invited to the long-awaited open house on Friday, August 26 at the newly completed structure at 21 Acreslocated on the city's south Ring Road. Open house from 4-7 p.m. with ceremony at 6 p.m. The program will include the presentation of our club's annual donation to the 21 Acres education program made possible through the club's having established a 21 Acres account in the Northshore Scholarship Foundation. Enjoy tours of the LEED building, special remarks by galloping gourmet Graham Kerr, along with local food and refreshments provided by Trellis Restaurant's Executive Chef, Brian Scheehser. We are hoping to hold one of our breakfast meetings at the new facilities in either October or November.

 

Rotary Community Park -- Our stewardship team has scheduled  a "power-washing" session at the Park for Saturday, August 27 at 8 a.m. Getting close to wrapping up this project and a good turnout Saturday could complete it. Questions on what to bring to Susan Webster and Tim House.

 

Rotary First Harvest Work Party Sept. 8 The general secretary of Rotary International will be paying a visit to the Puget Sound and District 5030 next month. One of the events being staged during his visit will be a Rotary First Harvest workparty on September 8 from 9:30 to 11 a.m. at the warehouse in Kent.If you are interested in participating, contact our RFH rep Jon Bylin or community service chair Greg Gratz. Or, contact RFH directly.

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Register Yourself and Guests for Oktoberfest
Our audience development team encourages you to follow
these easy-to-do steps

http://wrc.maestroweb.com

When you open this webpage, note the "RSVP instructions",
then look at the top for "RSVP" and click on this link.
The link takes you to the registration form.
Enter meal requests, names, e-mail info etc.
Under Payment Method, answer "Prepaid Rotarian".

http://wrc.maestroweb.com

 

 

SAVE the DATE

We have provided an electronic SAVE the DATE document for members to forward or send to their invitees. Printed copies are available at Tuesday meetings. The plan is for all registrations to be done electronically this year. Members will be responsible for seeing that their guests are registered.

  to open the Save the Date card

 

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For each procured auction item turned in at all future meetings through Oct. 4,
the member bringing in either a silent or live auction item will receive
a ticket or tickets for the marble box drawing!

 

Rotary Reporter for August 16 Meeting

Jorge Gonzalez reporting

 

 

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