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Our 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
Mar 10, 2017
National Cemeteries
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March 10 - David Johnson
March 17 - John Huber
March 24 - 
March 31 - Angie Hein
April 7 - Hazel Borden
 
 
Upcoming Events
Community Supper
Ebenezer Lutheran Church
Mar 16, 2017
4:30 PM – 7:00 PM
 
Board Meeting
Bell Properties
Mar 21, 2017
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
 
6th Annual Wine and Beer Tasting
Everett Community College Jackson Conference Center
Apr 21, 2017
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
 
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Tom Thumb Grocery

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This Week's Meeting
Our program this week is a presentation about our National Cemeteries. Joe Paterniti is a Marine and serves as a member of the Honor Guard at Tahoma National Cemetery.
 
Sign up to help out at the Community Supper March 16th. Click the event link in the column to the left.
 
CONTEST: Be the first person to correctly identify from where the photograph at the top of this bulletin and at the top of our website was taken by 7:30 am, Friday, March 10th. This photo is a change from previous versions of this same scene. Email the editor.
 
 
 
Register for our Wine Tasting
Our Sixth Annual Wine & Beer Tasting Plus Silent Auction Fundraiser is now taking registrations!
 
We are returning to the Jackson Conference Center at Everett Community College on April 21st.
 
 
We look forward to seeing you there!
John Travolta in the House!
At last week's meeting, Sergeant-At-Arms David Johnson, discovered that John Travolta was visiting our meeting. He asked "John" to bust a move for our members. 
 
 
On a serious note, Loren is back home resting comfortably after a medical emergency that occurred  the next day. The matter is still under investigation, but, we do not think there is any correlation to the cutting of this rug and the medical emergency.
TR - Teddy Rossevelt by David Radar
Last Friday's program was a return to an era of the Presidency of Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President of the United States as presented by David Radar of Oak Harbor. David has given the same presentation on Theodore Roosevelt to 88 other Rotary Clubs as well as many other service clubs and organizations.
 
Theodore Roosevelt has often been referred to as the "modern president' who more than any other national leader or individual American is responsible for America's rise to a world leadership status. President Theodore Roosevelt was a conservationist, a soldier, statesman, Nobel Prize winner and a Medal of Honor recipient given posthumously by President Bill Clinton after generations of attempts by others. To this day, he remains one of America's "best models" of presidential, visionary, global and executive leader, crisis manager and charismatic communicator. He was by all accounts a strategic thinker, negotiator and decision maker and the most distinguished leader of his age.
 
President Theodore Roosevelt loved his job as President! TR was the first president to own an automobile, fly on a plane, serve in a submarine, and win a Nobel prize. TR ascended to the office of President upon the assassination of President William McKinley. He was the first President to invite Booker T. Washington to the White House for dinner.
 
Several items of note: The Philippines was the best example of victory into a foreign country. Biggest regret was telling the press that he was going to leave office after his second term. As a result he groomed William Howard Taft to replace him as President. He became very unhappy with Taft's term of office and launched the Bull Moose party. Both Woodrow Wilson and TR ran against Taft. This was the first Republican to have a challenger. During the campaign, TR was shot in the side by John Shrank who had been tracking him through eight states in an attempt to assassinate him. TR refused to go to the hospital, instead he went to the auditorium to deliver his speech. He showed the audience his wound because as he said, he was a Bull Moose. He lost the race to Woodrow Wilson through the Electorial College.
 
Just a couple of more facts about President Theodore Roosevelt. TR was also known as the Trust Buster and was a larger than life president. He served from September 14, 1901 to March 3, 1909.
 
David Radar our guest speaker teaches academia, business, government and military. He served in the United States Air Force and has worked in the securities, real estate, high tech and defense industries.
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A Message from RI President John Germ
A message from President John Germ: Rotary will be partnering with other service organizations in an International Week of Service, 25-31 March 2017. All over the world, volunteers like you are working to improve their communities. In the spirit of Rotary Serving Humanity, I ask you to invite another local service group to volunteer with you. Information and resources for this event can be found at weekofservice.org. Visit the International Week of Service 2017 Facebook event page to RSVP and see what other Clubs are planning.
 
 
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Community Supper
March 16, 2017
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