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Volume 88, Number 11 - September 10, 2002 UPCOMING PROGRAM (September 17, 2002)
SEPTEMBER 17th MEETING FUNCTIONS: Money Collectors - CAROLYN JONES - 11:15 to 11:45a.m. and JOHN SANDERSON - 11:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.; Greeter - KEN DECKER; Invocation - AL CHISCON; and Music - DAVE LUHMAN. SEPTEMBER PROGRAMS September 24 - Dr. Charles Stewart, Professor in the Department of Communications, Purdue University, we will speak on the subject "The Use of Humor in Public Speaking" CLUB CONCERNS PRESIDENT DAVE BOUGH, requested members/spouses to keep the following in their thoughts and prayers: DAVID BRIDGES; JOHN and EUDORA MC KEE; ED PAGE; FAE SPURLOCK; BEV STONE; Marjorie spouse of DICK WALKER, JERRY MC CARTHY, friends and family of Rosemary Teder, wife of LAWRENCE and mother of DAN TEDER, who passed away Saturday. ANNOUNCEMENTS Dave announced that following the survey taken last winter, the club meetings will remain in the same location for lots of good reasons.
There is a 1940/41 Lafayette Rotary Club directory available to view at the back table for a couple of weeks, if anyone is interested. Golf Anyone? The Greenfield Sunrise Rotary Club will hold a golf tournament on
September 18, 2002 at Angel Hill Golf Course, Rossville, to raise funds to eradicate polio. Registration Deadline has been extended. Entry fee: $50.00 per person New Directories are available. Please pick up yours.
DAVE BOUGH introduced Assistant District Governor FRED BRAMES from the Indianapolis Rotary Club who presented R.I.'s Eradicate Polio Program. $80 million
is needed to reach the goal of a polio free world. He encouraged each member to give $100 to this effort. NEW MEMBERS PROPOSED: Jack and Leta Kelley have been approved by the
Board of Directors to become members of our Rotary Club. If there are no objections, they will be introduced September 17, 2002. ROTARY logo or souvenir items purchased to provide a display for the Board of
Directors to choose from will be available for sale at meetings beginning September 10th. First come, first served. Don't miss this opportunity to own a license plate, a
paperweight, a framed 4-Way Test, or a set of mugs sporting the Rotary. PROGRAM (September 10, 2002) Nancy requested that the cost of a Rotary Wheel be donated to the Eradicate Polio program.
WELCOME TO: VISITING ROTARIAN ED ELLIOTT from Naples FL; Assistant District Governor FRED BRAMES and Past District Governor BILL BATT, both from the Indianapolis club.
GUESTS: Nancy Klinger, wife of PHIL KLINGER; Friedrich Ellebrecht, Ambassadorial Scholar and Leta Kelley, both guests of CHRISTA KECK; Jack Kelley, guest of DAVE FILMER, Bess Hanks and Kate Walker, guests of JIM
HANKS; Adrienne Bough, guest of DAVE BOUGH; Joe Lacount, guest of JERRY COLE; Grace Monger from Hampshire, England, sister of MARJORIE ISMAIL, Madison Koehler, daughter of JAN GRIFFIN-KOEHLER; and Mary Jane Gregan who
provided special music, guest of RAY PEETERS. THANKS to these Rotarians for help with this week's MEETING FUNCTIONS: Money Collectors: CAROLYN JONES - 11:15 to 11:45a.m., and JOHN
SANDERSON - 11:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.; Greeter - JUDY RHODES; Invocation - TRACIE HUGHES, Music - Mary Jane Gregan and RAY PEETERS for dinner music and music accompaniment. JO WADE assisted at the back table. AUGUST 100% CLUB
ADAMS (123); ANDERSON (3); BARRETT (60); BOUGH (20); BROCK (98); CHISCON, AL (152); CHISCON, MARTHA (145); COHEN, FRITZ; COHEN (2), LEONA (3); COURTANEY (60); EWING (92); FEUER (236); FILMER (79); FOSTER
(84); FREY, HARLEY (180); FULLER (220); FUNK, CHRIS (55); GRABOWSKI, Z; GRIFFITH (283); GRIFFITHS (83); HALL, MARGARET (137); HAMMEL (2); HANKS (51); HANSEN (51); HATFIELD (260); HOBBS (102); HOLTZ (13); HOPKINS (85);
HUIE; HUSTON (2); HYCHKA (7); IRVIN (3); JACKSON (80); JANLE (61); KECK (79); KEPLER (147); KINGMA; KLINGER; KLUSMAN (89); GRIFFIN KOEHLER (133); KOSMAN; LANDGREBE (146); LANE (488); LOVELL; LUHMAN (99); MC
CARTHY (51); MC HENRY (84); MILLER, BILL R. (361); MITCHELL (152); MORAN; NELSON (93); PAPE (264); PARK (35); PARKHURST (6); PEETERS (3); POLAND (3); PRITSCHER (34); RAHDERT (122); REIF; RUNNELS (162); SANDERSON (7);
SCHMIDT (286); SILVA (266); SMITH, KEITH (65); SMITH, SUSAN (122); ST. JOHN (55); SUDDARTH (61); TEDER, DAN (125); TIPTON (2); TROTT (4); TURLEY (182); VERPLANK (448); WADE (104); WEST (110); and WILEY (264). CONGRATULATIONS to JOHN BARRETT AND GENE COURTANEY who had 5 years; to JIM FOSTER AND DALE MC HENRY who had 7 years; to HARLEY FREY who had 15 years; and to JAY WILEY who had 22 years of 100% attendance
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September 17 - Dr. Blaine Brownell, President of Ball State University will talk about "Building Better Communities"
Prior to hearing today's speaker, the club was treated to the vocal performance of Mary Jane Gregan, music teacher at Burnett Creek Elementary School. On the eve of the first anniversary of
September 11th, Mary Jane sang God Bless America. Then she performed her own composition, Towers of Tomorrow, a very inspirational song which portrayed America's children as the
country's hope for the future.
PHIL KLINGER introduced his wife, Nancy Klinger, who gave a
most interesting program on her experience with polio. She fell ill as a child, was totally paralyzed, spent time in an iron lung in Riley Hospital in Indianapolis and recovered. Speaking on behalf of
the 300,00 survivors of polio, she says they all tough and have a strong desire to repay for the life they have been given. Fifty percent have continued to suffer with post polio syndrome.
Rotary's efforts to conquer polio, gives us all hope.