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Volume 88, Number 29 - February 4, 2003 NEXT WEEK'S PROGRAM Detective Jeffrey Rooze will speak about identity theft. NEXT WEEK'S
MEETING FUNCTIONS: Money Collectors - DALE MCHENRY - 11:15 to 11:45a.m. and JOHN BARRETT - 11:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.; Greeter - JIM TURLEY; Invocation - ERIC MURPHY FEBRUARY PROGRAMS BOB FEUER, CHAIR February 18: Jerry Bean, Tippecanoe County
Prosecutor, will speak about the prosecutor's office and what they do. February 25: Honorary Rotarian ANN KENDALL from Indianapolis Club will speak about Rotary's Peace Scholarships Program � arranged by
PDG BILL HATFIELD CLUB CONCERNS PRESIDENT DAVE BOUGH, requested members/spouses to keep the following in their thoughts and prayers: JOHN and EUDORA MC KEE; ED PAGE; FAE SPURLOCK; BEV STONE; Marjorie spouse of DICK WALKER, and BOB BROCK. ANNOUNCEMENTS
The next Small Group Dinner is scheduled for February 13th at KEN EWING'S. Cost is $8.00 per person. Please make reservations with MARTHA CHISCON. The Board of Directors has approved the
membership of Les Reker, Director of the Art Museum. He will be introduced to the club the end of February. From Tracie Hughes: Jacob Thomas Hughes was born on Friday, Jan. 24th at 11 AM. He weighed 6
pounds, 13 oz. and was 19 1/2 inches long. He's very cute, even though he does very little besides eat and go potty. TOM SCHMIDT announces that there will be a meeting of the Annual Dinner Committee in the
Tailgate Lounge immediately following the club meeting on Tuesday, February 18th. The Raffle for Eradicate Polio brought in $113.00 today. $57.00 goes to the Rotary International Eradicate Polio
Fund. Since no one claimed the winning number, $28.00 went to the Polio Fund and $28.00 was added to the kettle for the person who draws the Ace of Spades. With help from TOM MORAN, the badge box is being
repaired and re-ordered. Watch for changes. The Youth Committee of the Lafayette Noon Rotary is currently accepting application letters from agencies serving youth for summer recreational programs and camp
scholarships. Interested organizations should send a letter of request by April 8, 2003 to:
Betty Doversberger For additional information, call (765) 772-9138 or send inquiries by e-mail edoversb@ivytech.edu. PROGRAM GUESTS: Peter and Lydia Thong from Beijing and Barbara Kingma, all guests of GORDON KINGMA. STUDENT GUESTS: Veronica Satchkova and Brett Lueken were our guests today. They received a certificate and a travel mug with the four-way test to commemorate their visit with us.
MEETING FUNCTIONS: Money Collectors: DAVE LAHR - 11:15 to 11:45 a.m., and DALE MCHENRY - 11:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m; Greeter � CHRIS JOHANSSEN; Invocation � ANN MILLER. Thanks to CHRISTA KECK, DAVE LAHR and JO WADE
for help at the back table. 100% CLUB
ABBERT; ADAMS (128); ANDERSON (3); BARRETT (65); BAUMGARDT (2); BOUGH, ADRIENNE (3); BOUGH (25); BROCK (103); CHISCON, AL (157); CHISCON, MARTHA (150); CLARK; COHEN, FRITZ (84); COURTANEY (65);
DIESSLIN (2); EWING (2); FEUER (241); FILMER (84); FOSTER (89); FREY, HARLEY (185); FULLER (225); FUNK, CHRIS (60); GANN; GRIFFITH (288); GRIFFITHS (88); GUSTAFSON (2); HALL, MARGARET (142); HANKS (56);
HANSEN (56); HATFIELD (265); HEMMER (3); HILLS (3); HOLTZ (18); HOPKINS (90); HYCHKA (2); JACKSON (85); JANLE (66); KECK (84); KELLEY, JACK (3); KELLEY, LETA (3); KEPLER; KLUSMAN (2); GRIFFIN KOEHLER (138); KOHLS
(2); LANDGREBE (151); LOVELL (6); LUHMAN (2); MAYES (2); MC CARTHY (56); MC HENRY (89); MILLER, BILL R. (366); MORAN (2); NELSON (98); NEUDECK (3); NEWCOMER (2); PAPE (269); PARK (40); PARKHURST (2); PEARSON;
PEETERS (2); PIECHOTA (2); POLAND (8); PRITSCHER (2); RAHDERT (126); REIF (2); RUNNELS (2); SANDERSON (12); SATTERLY (2); SCHMIDT (291); SMITH, JAMES; SMITH, KEITH (70); SMITH, SUSAN (127); ST. JOHN (60);
SUDDARTH (66); TIGER; TROTT (9); TURLEY (187); VERPLANK (453); WADE (109); WEST (115); WHISTLER (2); WILEY (269); AND WILLIAMSON. CONGRATULATIONS to JOHN SANDERSON who had 1 year; CHRIS FUNK and
VIRGIL ST. JOHN who had 5 years; FRITZ COHEN, DAVID FILMER and CHRISTA KECK who had 7 years of 100% attendance at the end of January, 2003. |
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BOB FEUER introduced Lt. Chris Weaver with the Lafayette Police Department. Officer Weaver, who has a BA in Criminal Justice from Purdue, spoke to us about the Lafayette Police Citizens
Academy, an outreach program of the LPD since 1995. The Academy provides a place for citizens to learn about how and why things happen in the department. It also showcases the talents of
members of the department. A sampling of topics covered include: Swat Team, Identity Theft, Drug Task Force, Polygraph, and Canine training and use. The academy meets one night a week for ten weeks
starting in late August. Applications are available at the back desk for anyone interested in participating.