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Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Chadwick Raymond
January 4
 
Brian Rieger
January 13
 
Norm Levine
January 21
 
Carlos Früm
January 27
 
Anniversaries
Friedoon Hakimian
Fran
January 15
 
Dean Alexander
Renee
January 24
 
Ernst Janzen
Agnes
January 24
 
Join Date
Ed Nadler
January 1, 1979
37 years
 
Mike Hale
January 1, 1986
30 years
 
Patricia Scherer
January 1, 2003
13 years
 
Ronald Bernardi
January 1, 1967
49 years
 
Pete Wirtz
January 6, 2009
7 years
 
Scott Rose
January 22, 2013
3 years
 
Bill Byrne
January 25, 2000
16 years
 
Larry Kanar
January 28, 1986
30 years
 
Russell Hampton
National Awards Services Inc.
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Stories
Today
Today January 26, 2016- Beth Cherner – will tell us about New Technology from Israel.
Last Regular Meeting
Last Regular Meeting- Charles Benedetti told us about handwriting analysis and graphology. Charles expressed concern that Common Core, a set of preferred offerings for public schools eliminates the teaching of cursive handwriting which enhances hand eye coordination and develops fine motor skills.
Charles is also passionate about music and kids learning to play musical instruments.  He has offered to give a new, beginner violin to a young person who would be interested in taking lessons.  If you know of someone who would benefit from this gift, contact Jeff Tideman.
News
Lucky Bucks winner: Alan Karzan
 
Blood Drive, January 30th at Sunset Foods.  Make plans to stop by and donate blood.
 
Rotary 800 is three weeks away.  Please reach out to family and friends and ask them to support our club by buying a ticket.  If you are having trouble selling tickets, try emailing the letter that was distributed by Chad Coe to your contacts.  Tickets can also be purchased online by visiting www.northbrookrotary.org and clicking the link in the upper right hand corner.  The deadline for turning in tickets if February 9th.
 
White Elephant auction is Tuesday, February 2nd.  Auction items are need.  Look around your home for items you may not need or want anymore that would sell for top dollar and bring them to the meeting on February 2nd.
Articles
Shelterbox and Rotary
Rotary has been instrumental in the growth of ShelterBox.
ShelterBox started as a Rotary club’s adopted project, and is now the largest global Rotary project partner in the 100-year history of the organization. Rotary International's project partnership offers opportunities to collaborate and combine resources. This greatly benefits our aim of providing emergency shelter and lifesaving supplies for families affected by disasters and humanitarian crises. Fundraising efforts of Rotary and individual clubs go a great way to helping ShelterBox. Rotarians often assist as a point of contact in regions devastated by disaster, providing logistical support and local information. Alongside this, Rotarians are among our consignees, ensuring aid can be delivered into a country, and we can act swiftly and without interruption.
 
District Yellow Pages
Promote your business to Rotarians with a listing in District 6440's eYellowPages.  A basic listing is only $25 per year.  Upgrade to premium listing with an interactive banner for an additional $10 per month, and your banner will also be featured on the District Website.  Sign up today by clicking here. Even if you don't have a business to promote, you can support this program by doing business with your fellow Rotarians who promote their businesses on our eYellowPages and website.  Next time you need professional services or are shopping for a local business, check out our eYellowPages first.  You can't go wrong doing business with someone who lives by the 4-Way Test.
On a lighter Side
 
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