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Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Lawrence Lechner
June 9
 
Sandy Frum
June 12
 
Larry Hewitt
June 15
 
Vera Mayer
June 15
 
JP Deheeger
June 20
 
Larry Levine
June 28
 
Barb Kearney
June 30
 
Thomas Dolson
June 30
 
Anniversaries
Jim Depies
Judy
June 16
 
Larry Levine
Beth Levine
June 17
 
Samuel Harris
Dede
June 18
 
Rob Bassler
Beth
June 22
 
Mark Christian
Jessica Christian
June 24
 
Edward Gordon
Joanne Gordon
June 25
 
Rick Rivkin
Helen Rivkin
June 26
 
Stanley Sherman
Eileen
June 27
 
Join Date
Jim Kucienski
June 1, 1989
27 years
 
Carlos Früm
June 10, 1993
23 years
 
Mark Christian
June 10, 2014
2 years
 
Edward Gordon
June 12, 2001
15 years
 
Howard Schultz
June 12, 2007
9 years
 
Dean Alexander
June 13, 2000
16 years
 
Barb Kearney
June 15, 1993
23 years
 
Jeff Tideman
June 30, 2009
7 years
 
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Today
Today June 28, 2016- President Narens will acknowledge and thank the Board members for their year of service.
Thank you Jill and the Board for a great year.
Last Regular Meeting
 
Last Regular Meeting- Libby Fischer Hellman - told us how she became a mystery and crime fiction writer.  She talked about how writing has fulfilled her life by allowing her to create worlds of disorder that can be restored and brought back to normality. Libby also told us about a notorious villain in her recent novel named Chad Coe.
Installation Dinner - District Governor and Club President
News
Get Well Soon Bill Bryne.  Bill is recuperating from knee surgery.  We wish Bill a speedy recovery.
 
Donate to the Rotary Foundation:  The deadline to donate to the Foundation is June 30th.  If you have any questions about donating,  please contact John, Barb, Lucinda or Judy.
 
Parade Participants Needed:  The Club will be participating in the 4th of July parade.  We need people to march or ride in the parade. If you are interested please see Larry Hewitt. 
 
Mark Your Calendar:  
 
July 4th Activities: 
There are still volunteer opportunities for the 4th of July Pancake Breakfast.  
We have a few categories for you to choose from:
Set-up
Cashier
Coffee Service
Cooking
Food Prep
Serving
Clean-Up
Other-  meaning you'll go wherever we need additional help
Visit this link to sign- up for a slot and to learn more about the categories: http://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090d4bacaf2ca1fa7-4thofjuly
You can also sign-up at the Rotary meeting if you prefer not to sign-up online.  Feel free to share this with anyone else you know who might like to volunteer.  
Thanks in advance for helping make this event a success!  Kate Hall and Dan Sideman, Pancake Breakfast Co-Chairs
 
Rubber Ducky Ticket Sales:  Volunteers are needed to help sell  Rubber Ducky tickets at Starbucks and the NSYMCA.  The next Starbucks selling date is 6/25. If you can spare an hour or two to sell tickets, please  contact one of our Rubber Ducky Team Captains; Howard Schultz, Jordan Schmidt, Dave Masters, Joe Loescher and Joe Cavanaugh.  
 
Luck Bucks winner: Elke Friedman
 
Articles
Rotary International Financial reports
We publish our financial reports shortly after they're filed. The annual report and audited financial statements are posted in the second quarter of Rotary's fiscal year, October-December. Our federal tax returns are posted in the third quarter, January-March.
Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International are separate entities with distinct reporting requirements. Under United States tax law, they are both tax-exempt organizations. As the sole corporate member of The Rotary Foundation, Rotary International is required to include the Foundation's financial activity in its own financial statements. The Rotary Foundation also publishes separate financial statements covering only its activities.
 
The Secretariat
Many Rotarians consider the Secretariat simply another name for the RI World Headquarters in Evanston, Illinois, USA. Actually, it is much more. While it does include the World Headquarters, the Secretariat encompasses more than 800 individuals working to make Rotary International run smoothly and effectively. The term describes the entire operations of the general secretary and his staff.
The Secretariat also includes seven RI International Offices (formerly called service centers) around the world, all of the staff serving in those offices, as well as all staff assigned to The Rotary Foundation. Its sole purpose is to serve the clubs, districts, and administrative officers of Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation. RI World Headquarters, in a building called One Rotary Center in Evanston, is the
headquarters of the Secretariat.
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