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Volume 87, Number 39 - April 2, 2002 UPCOMING PROGRAM (April 9, 2002) Howard Cohen, Chancellor, Calumet Campus (Hammond) will speak
on "Purdue in the Region." Chancellor Cohen will be introduced by BILL FULLER, Program Coordinator for the month of April 2002. BILL FULLER is the program Coordinator for April, 2002:
PRESIDENT OSCAR HOPKINS, requested members/spouses to keep the following in their thoughts and prayers: BETTY DOVERSBERGER; JOHN and EUDORA MC KEE; REX KEPLER; BARBARA KINGMA; ED PAGE; FAE SPURLOCK; BEV
STONE; HARLAND WHITE; and Jay Wiley, son of JAY WILEY. MEETING FUNCTIONS: Money Collectors - DICK KOHLS - 11:15 to 11:45 a.m., and JOHN HUIE - 11:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.; Greeter - GREG DONAT; Invocation �
JIM HOBBS; Music � JOHN OSMUN; and High School Guests (McCutcheon) KEN EWING. ANNOUNCEMENTS 86th ANNUAL DINNER with the Purdue Varsity Glee Club under the direction of
BRIAN BREED will be held Tuesday, May 7, 2002, in the Grand Ballroom of the University Inn Conference Center and Suites - Cash Bar at 6:00 p.m. and dinner at
6:30 p.m. A significant part of the Club's costs related to the Dinner are the cost of meals provided to the Glee Club and spouses of deceased Rotarians, and
Ambassadorial Scholars. Please consider financial assistance to sponsor one, two, or more of the Club's guests even if you are unable to attend the Dinner on
May 7th. Your support is needed and appreciated. Also, please remember no regular Club meeting on this day, the Dinner takes the place of the regular meeting.
Celebrate Rotary! Tickets for the 86th Annual Dinner are $25.00 per person. JOHN TROTT, Assistant Treasurer and probably DALE MC HENRY will be selling tickets
outside the regular Club meeting room on Tuesday, April 9, 2002, and each Tuesday until May 7th. Please participate and/or sponsor some of the Club's guests.
THANK YOU CARD ("With Special Thanks From All of Us") from Cheryl and Chaianne Cannon (residents of the Habitat for Humanity House sponsored by
Rotary)�Chai and I would like to thank each of you again for helping our dream to come true. We would also like to thank you for the additional help that was given
(dryer, mattresses and box springs..)" You've brought more happiness than you can imagine. We appreciate your kindness. Thank You. Cheryl and Chaianne Cannon.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: DALE MC HENRY, Treasurer, has prepared Dues statements for the dues period of May 1 - October 31, 2002, and were taken to the
Post Office on Monday, April 1, 2002. Rotary dues are due by April 30th, 2002; please make a special effort to pay on time. Also, inserted with the Dues
statement is a blue survey sheet regarding whether the membership is interested in possibly meeting downtown at the new Holiday Select Hotel. Please take a few
minutes from your busy schedule to pay your dues, complete the survey, and return both to the appropriate person - JOHN TROTT, Assistant Treasurer.
GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE (GSE) OPPORTUNITY: GSE Team from District 920 (LESOTHO and SOUTH AFRICA) scheduled to arrive on Sunday, April 22, 2002
and leave for French Lick District Conference on Monday, April 26, 2002. The GSE members and vocations are as follows: Mike Frudd, Co Team leader (male), retired
professional accountant, married and has two adult daughters; Menzintando Maboyi, the other Co Team leader, is male, single; and a lawyer; Chiara Chiumya
(female, single, one child age 4, and a bank inspector); Ingrid Landman (female, single and medicine); Tawery Gladys Moyana (female, single and a lawyer). JEAN
JACKSON and LINA REEVES-KERNER, Co-Chairs, GSE Committee requesting the following assistance: 1) Rotarian homes for these team members - still need
two host families; 2) Van (luggage) and vehicle for transportation on April 22nd and to French Lick (District Conference) on April 26th. If you can help, please contact
JEAN JACKSON at 497-0653 or <> or LINA REEVES-KERNER at 572-2815. SMALL GROUP DINNER (Dinner) on Thursday, April 11th, at DAVID and
ADRIENNE BOUGH's residence; 4035 Botanical Lane, Lafayette; 6:00 p.m.; maximum of 14; family-style dinner at 7:00. Contact MARTHA CHISCON or JANE TURNER for reservations.
PLEASE NOTE: ANNUAL DINNER COMMITTEE MEETINGS: BETTY SUDDARTH, Vice President and Chair, Annual Dinner Committee has scheduled meetings for this Committee for the following Tuesdays: April 16th and April 30th.
Meetings will be held at 1:00 p.m. in the Tailgate Lounge, University Inn. Committee members include: BREED (or PMO representative); L. COHEN; HANKS; GRIFFIN-KOEHLER; MC HENRY; K. MEEKS; MURPHY; NAPIER;
PARKHUSRT; SIMPSON; STUCKEY; and ZIEMER. DISTRICT 6560 CONFERENCE, April 26, 27, and 28, 2002 at French Lick, IN. The Conference will be with District 6580 (Southern third of the State). Registration
forms and other information will be available at the Secretary's table. For the past several years the Conference has been held in the District, but this year it will be at
French Lick. Overnight rooms at the French Lick Hotel are $89.00 and a block of rooms will be held for the Conference until March 15th, 2002.
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON HIGH SCHOOL GUESTS: Sarah Walter (daughter of former Lafayette Rotarian Tom Walter) and Jeffrey Ksander were guests of the Club and hosted/introduced by TERRY WEST. President OSCAR presented
certificates of recognition, information brochures about Ambassadorial Scholarships for future reference, and Rotary Travel mugs (Four-Way Test on them) to Sarah and Jeffrey. PROGRAM (April 2, 2002)
MAKEUPS: BOB FEUER, LAURIE BROSE, Crawfordsville; JOHN CARPENTER,
Naples � North, FL; MARGARET HALL, Longboat Key, FL (six times); and Sarasota Bay, FL (two times); PHIl KLINGER, Holland America Line m/s Noordam
Service Club (two times); NELLIE LECHMAN, aboard the m/s Paul Gauguin, Tahiti, and North Port, FL (two times); MARTIN and PATTY JISCHKE, El Paso, TX; ROB
MILLER, Crawfordsville and Kokomo; RALPH MORRIS, Sarasota Bay, FL; PAUL POST, Daybreak (two times) and Noblesville; VIRGIL St. JOHN, Phoenix West, AZ
(two times), Paradise Valley, AZ (two times), and Scottsdale, AZ; DOUG TAYLOR, Daybreak; and GORDY YOUNG, Las Vegas, NV. VISITING ROTARIANS: Jim Backoff, Daybreak; David Stocum, Indianapolis
(today's speaker); Katherine Wilson (Dean, Graduate Instruction and Research, School of Science, IUPUI), Indianapolis. VISITORS: Marshall Plumlee, grandson and guest of MILLARD; Ken McCullen,
former Lafayette Rotarian, now living in AZ, guest of CHUCK HORNER and TOM MORAN; Ben Day, guest of FRANCIS PRITSCHER. SPECIAL GUEST: Kazumi Matsomoto, Ambassadorial Scholar from JAPAN,
hosted/introduced by RAY KAVANAUGH. MEETING FUNCTIONS: Money collector DICK KOHLS and JO WADE substituting for JOHN HUIE; Singing led by JOHN OSMUNt; Rotary piano by HARLEY FREY;
Free Meals Drawing � PATTY JISCHKE and BETTY SUDDARTH. Thanks to JO WADE for assisting at the Secretary's table. APRIL BIRTHDAY TABLE First Tuesday in April - Tuesday, April 2, 2002.
APRIL BIRTHDAYS and DATES - BOB FEUER, Chair, April Birthday Table.
MARCH 100% CLUB
Number indicates months of continuous attendance; no number indicates one month. ADAMS (118); BARRETT (55); BOUGH (15); BROCK (93); CHISCON, AL (147);
CHISCON, MARTHA (140); COHEN, FRITZ (75); COURTANEY (56); DECKER; DIESSLIN (76); DOVERSBERGER; EWING (81); FEUER (231); FILMER (74); FOSTER (79); FREY, HARLEY (175); FULLER (216); FUNK, CHRIS (50);
GRIFFITH (278); GRIFFITHS (78); HALL, MARGARET (133); HANKS (46); HANSEN (46); HATFIELD (255); HOBBS (97); HOLTZ (8); HOPKINS (80); HUIE (2); HUSTON (2); HYCHKA (2); JACKSON (75); JANLE (56); KECK (74); KEPLER
(142); KLUSMAN (84); GRIFFIN KOEHLER (128); LANDGREBE (141); LANE (484); LUHMAN; MC CARTHY (2); MC HENRY (79); MILLER, BILL R. (358); MITCHELL (148); NELSON (89); PAPE (259); PARK (30); PARKHURST;
PEETERS (2); PIECHOTA (2); POST (17); PRITSCHER (29); RAHDERT (117); RUNNELS (157); SANDERSON (2); SATTERLY (2); SCHMIDT (281); SILVA (201); SMITH, KEITH (60); SMITH, SUSAN (117); ST. JOHN (50); SUDDARTH (56);
TEDER, DAN (50); TURLEY (177); TURNER, JANE (138); VERPLANK (443); WADE (99); WALLING; WEST (105); WILEY (259); and WOLFE (6). CONGRATULATIONS to KEITH SMITH who had five years; to JIM KLUSMAN who
had seven years; and to BILL FULLER who had 18 years of 100% attendance at the end of March 2002. Contact GRIFF if you wish an updated lapel pin.
APRIL BIRTHDAY TABLE: BOB FEUER, Chair, announced that Rotarians with birthdays in April contributed approximately $1,800.00 to the Lafayette and International Foundations. |
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WELCOME NEW MEMBER: JOHN COREY (JOHN) with
classification FINANCES�Retired President-Lafayette Savings Bank was introduced by his proposer, LIZ SOLBERG. JOHN and his spouse, PATRICIA who is enrolled in a Communication
doctoral program at Purdue, with office in the Liberal Arts and Education Building - telephone 494-3429 (soon to be renamed in honor of President Emeritus STEVEN BEERING), are the parents
of three children and reside at 7219 Greenview Drive, Battle Ground, IN 47920 - telephone 448-6673.
PRESIDENT OSCAR Introduced BILL FULLER, Program Coordinator who introduced Dean David Stocum, School of Science, Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis
(IUPUI) who made a detailed, enrollment and programs, power-point presentation regarding the evolution of IUPUI, 1969 to present, as an urban University. Dean Stocum closed with a Q &
A session and requested that a contribution be made to the Foundation in lieu of a brass Rotary Wheel.