Bulletins - 2006 - 11/29/2006
This
Week's Bulletin Was Written
By Eileen Henesey
The meeting was called to order by President Carol Jensen. Invocation was given by Jim Mullvaney and Dave McKee lead the group in the Pledge of Allegiance.
In Rosalie’s absence ever ready Larry Nuffer helped celebrate birthdays, brads, and sale of two homemade cookies plates. General fines and fun to resume next week.
Pete McGuire introduced a lengthy list of guests including speaker Andrea Stone from the Rescue Task Force and several Rotaract members.
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The Holiday Party is scheduled for Dec.8, 2006 . Confirmation on time and place to follow.
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Please remember Tom and Kathy Sayer during this time. Kathy’s mother passed away very unexpectedly this week.
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Gifts for the Project Responsibility must be brought in by the December 5th meeting in order to get them to Tijuana in time. PLEASE REMEMBER THOSE GIFTS!!!!
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Jazz for Juvenille Diabetes, our Rotaract’s annual fundraiser will be held on Friday, December 1st at On Broadway in the Carmel Lounge from 7-10 pm. $30. for members/$35. for non-members. RAFFLE tickets are also available for sale at $5 each or 5 for $20. You need not be present to win and winners will be posted on the Rotaract site.
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Maureen Eberle reminded all Rotarians and friends of the Jewelry Party at Melissa Blackburn's Community Room on Wed, Nov 29th. All are welcome to join for appetizer’s and great gifts for the upcoming season.
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Our club will be presenting at the Rotary District meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 12,2006.
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Carol encourages all who can to attend. You can go to the district site to make your reservation.
 Foundation Chairperson, Maureen Eberle, presented Heather Xitco a Paul Harris Fellowship with hardiest congratulations. She reported that our president’s goal of $13,000 is over the half way mark at $7000.00 and we will continue to provide dollar for dollar matching of funds toward the fellowship. A Paul Harris Fellowship is $1000.00 and helps support many worthy international projects.
 Dave Ferguson introduced speaker, Andrea Stone, Executive Officer of the Rescue Task Force and gave us a brief description of her “blessed mission”. Andrea’s description of her inspiring work in Honduras and in Afganistan, with her father and other volunteers, made for some interesting breakfast discussion. She encourages those who can to volunteer and join them on their missions. There is something for everyone.
Professor Arlen Wolinski, Egyptologist, will discuss Camping in Western Egypt. HAVE A GREAT WEEK!
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