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Volume 87, Number 43 - April 30, 2002 Number 43 � April 30, 2002 UPCOMING PROGRAM (May 7, 2002)
CLUB CONCERNS PRESIDENT OSCAR HOPKINS, requested members/spouses to keep the following in their thoughts and prayers: GREGG DONAT (It was reported that GREGG is doing okay following triple by-pass heart surgery); BETTY DOVERSBERGER; JOHN and EUDORA MC KEE; REX KEPLER; ED PAGE; FAE SPURLOCK; BEV STONE; HARLAND WHITE; and Jay Wiley, son of JAY WILEY. MAY PROGRAMS KEN EWING, Program Coordinator:
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DON BIDDLE address change to 6981 Doreen Court, Dublin, CA 94568; telephone (925) 828-2827; E-mail: dondonnab1@aol.com
. SUMMER SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE THROUGH ROTARY: The Youth Committee of the Lafayette Noon Rotary is currently
accepting application letters for summer recreational programs and camp scholarships. Interested organizations should send a letter of request to JENNIFER SHANAHAN at 11 17 Kossuth Street, Lafayette, 47905,
ASAP. Anyone needing additional information should contact JENNIFER at 463-9586 (work) or 420-7813 (home). E-mail address is CORRESPONDENCE FROM LINDA COHEN AND FAMILY ... You have been more
than generous in remembering ARNI - your donation to the YWCA and the lovely words at the luncheon I attended will never be forgotten. He didn't get to many
meetings, but he was very proud to be a Rotarian and we thank you for your care and concern very much ... Linda Cohen and family. CORRESPONDENCE FROM KELSEY BURTON (one of the Scholarship and
Citizenship winners at Tuesday's, April 16th meeting), MC CUTCHEON HIGH SCHOOL I cannot begin to express my gratitude to you. I appreciate what you have
done for me. Thank you not only for the scholarship, but mostly for your kindness. I sincerely thank you for your generosity. It is nice to be recognized for hard work and
dedication. Sincerely, Kelsey Burton, McCutcheon High School. PROGRAM (April 30, 2002)
VISITING ROTARIANS: James Dworkin, Valparaiso (Speaker and former Lafayette Rotarian); Joseph Goepfrich, Michigan City (Vice Chancellor for Development at
Calumet Campus and operated the power point for the program, also made a $20.00 contribution to the Lafayette Rotary Foundation); and Ed Elliott, Naples, FL.
VISITORS: Chris Ladisch, Associate Provost, Purdue, guest of CAROLYN JONES; and John Meyers (candidate for Circuit Judge), guest of BILL PAPE. SPECIAL GUEST: Rotary Scholar from JAPAN, Kazumi Matsumoto,
hosted/introduced by RAY KAVANAUGH. MEETING FUNCTIONS: Money collectors DICK KOHLS and JO WADE substituting for JOHN HUIE; singing led by CORKY MITCHELL; Rotary piano by HARLEY
FREY; Free Meals Drawing - GENE COURTANEY and RICK SCHWARZ. Thanks to JO WADE for assisting at the Secretary's table. |
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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 is 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 89th
Annual Dinner are $25.00 per person. Reservations may be made by contacting DALE MC HENRY at 474- 2348 (residence); BETTY SUDDARTH at 497-4815 (residence); or GRIFF at 474-5596 (residence) or 494-7218 (office). 
CONGRATULATIONS TO: BETTY DOVERSBERGER, who was
presented the Club's "Vocational Service Award by ELSA JANLE. CHRISTA KECK nominated BETTY. 
PRESIDENT OSCAR introduced BILL FULLER, Program Coordinator for the month of April. BILL introduced Jim Dworkin, Chancellor, Calumet
Campus (Westville) who spoke about the past, present, and future of the North Central Campus, and then introduced Ed Bednar, Vice Chancellor for Academic Services, Calumet Campus, who told
about the Calumet Campus' program for the five prisons within six miles of the campus. Both Jim and Ed's presentations were most
interesting and when space permits will be provided in the "Ripples". Jim requested that a contribution be made to the Lafayette Foundation in lieu of a brass Rotary wheel.