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Our regular Rotary Club Meetings are at the Lake Stevens School District Educational Service Center located at 12309 22nd St NE. We start at 7:30 am. There is a robust continental breakfast available beforehand. Visitors are always welcome. Our mailing address is PO Box 908 Lake Stevens, WA 98258.
Speakers
Nov 10, 2017
History of Boeing
Nov 17, 2017
YMCA Member Services
Nov 24, 2017
Optional Attendance Meeting
Dec 01, 2017
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Breakfast Sponsors
 
November 3 - Jackie Sheehan
November 10 - Gary O'Rielly
November 17 - Lance Morehouse
November 24 - Meeting at the Buzz Inn (optional mtg)
December 1 - Kendra Pinkleman
 
 
 
Upcoming Events
Board Meeting -
12708 20th St. N.E. - LSSD Transition Office
Nov 21, 2017
6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
 
Sponsors

Ixtapa Restaurant

Tom Thumb Grocery

Kevin & Nancy O'Brien
Proud Sponsors
of the
2017 Rotary Club of Lake Stevens Duck Dash!
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This Week's Meeting
This week's program includes a presentation by Rob Prosch, District 5050 Membership Chair, who will talk about Membership Development. Though we've done a fantastic job adding quite a number of new members over the past twelve months, how do we retain all of our members while reaching new people?
 
Members - the printable Membership Directory has been updated. You can find this under the eDirectory 2.0 link on your ClubRunner Admin page after you log into ClubRunner. Scroll down to Standing Reports and click the icon for the report and version you want to have. The one titled Membership Directory has contact information and member classifications.

Thank you to our Members and Friends that helped out with the Halloween Festival in downtown Lake Stevens!
 
Finally, ballots were mailed out recently for a variety of local & regional elected offices and levy measures. They are due in ballot collection boxes by 8 pm November 7th or postmarked in the mail that day.
 
CONTEST: Be the first person to correctly identify from where the photograph at the top of this bulletin was taken by 7:30 am, Friday, November 3rd. Look closely! There's plenty of indicators. Email the Editor with your guess.
 
Paine Field - Snohomish County Airport
Kara Underwood, Superintendent of Operations at Paine Field Airport, addressed out Club last Friday providing an overview of the Paine Field Airport and its operations, clients and upcoming commercial air service. Kara has been with Snohomish County since 2005. She received a Bachelors of Science degree in Recreation Management from Central Washington University. While looking for a job in the recreation field, Kara took a temporary job at the aiport and over the years has worked her way up to her current position.
I was here in the late 60's when Boeing started the transformation of Paine Field. It was spectacular especially going out after work close to midnight and watching the crews transform the airport. The best of Paine Field is the variety of aircraft from vintage to the newest innovations in air traffic travel. Paine Field Airport has 1,300 acres
 
In Snohomish County, the impact of Boeing on the Paine Field Airport is huge and a tremendous asset to our county. Runway 1129 is where Boeing parks their tanksers. The 777x project is underway with production to begin soon.  In April 2013, Boeing opened the 180,000 square foot building which features three times the office, conference and delivery operations space as the old Everett Delivery Center and was designed to increase operational efficiencies.  The Everett Delivery Center, central to Boeing's Everett site operations, houses major functions and personnel related to the delivery of its 747, 767, 777 and 787 commercial airplanes.
 
Maps of the Paine Field Airport showed the location of the K-6 lease area for the KC-46A testing as well as the 777X Plant location and the Assembly location. There are new firefighting vehicles at Paine Field and one is equiped with a camera on board.
 
Paine Field has a full time fire service. Rescue and firefighting on planes is a regular exercise for the firefighting crew.  Some of the Paine Field attractions include the Future of Flight & Boeing Tour; Flying Heritage and Combat Armor Museum; Historic Flight Foundation and the Museum of Flight Restoration Center.
 
Commercial air travel service will be available through Propeller Investments. The 30,000 sq. ft. food terminal with include two aircraft gates with an estimated 15 departures per day. Alaska Airlines will have nine departures and United Airlines will have six departures to Denver and San Francisco. Kara commented that they hope to have the terminal done by mid-summer. Parking will be available and the cost to park will be close to Bellingham Airport pricing.
 
Another large tenant at Paine Field is ATS which repairs Alaska aircraft on a daily basis swapping them out between Sea-Tac and Paine Field. Jet Blue is another client of ATS. And finally, the airport includes 300 hangers for private airplane storage. They are constrained for space. Since the younger generation isn't flying as much, the number of departures and takeoffs are below 100,000 now. Sea-Tac traffic does come close to Everett these days. Incredible story about Paine Field.
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A Helping Hand
At last week's meeting, Gary O'Rielly, Club Secretary, shared that his daughter has been battling breast cancer. Mary Beth is the super mom of Alex, who we've heard so much about over the past few years. He appreciated everyone's concern. If you want to help Mary Beth's Family is some way (meals, finances, cards of encouragement) please contact Gary directly.
Cub Scouts Perform Community Service
Downtown Lake Stevens
James Monroe, Chartered Organization Representative
 
Our Club just hosted the Community Supper two weeks ago and several of our own Cub Scouts came out to help. Now it's their turn. Pack 88 will be the host at this week's Supper at Ebenezer Church. Thank you to Scouts and their parents/guardians that came out to help us earlier this month. And, thank you to those that are helping out this week! This is an awesome example of community service. Citizenship training is one of the Aims of Scouting. A huge thank you also goes to the Leaders of our Pack!
News
Quote of the Week - Who Said It?

"Everyone must take time to watch the leaves turn."

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Thought of the Week - Who Said It?
"I think kindness is my number one attribute in a human being. I'll put it before any of the things like courage or bravery or generosity or anything else...Kindness - that simple word. To be kind -it covers everything, to my mind. If you're kind, that's it."
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Mark Your Calendars!
Board Meeting
November 21, 2017
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