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Volume 88, Number 37 � April 1, 2003 NEXT WEEK'S PROGRAM April 8: Dr. M. Dayananda, Professor of Materials Engineering, on "Hinduism
and Science" NEXT WEEK'S MEETING FUNCTIONS: Money Collectors - WE NEED A VOLUNTEER - 11:15 to 11:45 a.m., and PHIL KLINGER - 11:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m; Greeter - JOHN MEYER; Invocation - JAY WILEY; MUSIC
- THE MUSIC TABLE! APRIL PROGRAMS
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, BOB BROCK who is having a second surgery on his back; and Jan spouse of FRED ANDERSON and DICK HOLTZ who is in intensive care at St. Elizabeth Hospital after surgery. It was great to see ZBIG GRABOWSKI at today's meeting! ANNOUNCEMENTS KEN EWING announced that the April birthday celebrants contributed $1,106 to date.
The Raffle for Eradicate Polio brought in $102.00 today. $51.00 goes to the Rotary International Eradicate Polio Fund. $25.50 went to the winning ticket holder (TERRY WEST who donated it to Polio
Eradication), and $25.50 was added to the kettle for the person who draws the Ace of Spades. SUSAN HYCHKA reported that we are up to $13,436 in money and pledges. We need your support to make our goal of
$25,000. The Paul Harris luncheon in Indianapolis is Thursday, May 15 at the Martin House. Cost: $20.00 per person. See DAVE BOUGH for details.
The District Conference is April 25 & 26. Registration forms are available from Jane. THANK YOU
To the Lafayette Rotarians, It is with pride and humility that I wish to say a rousing "Thank you" for the recent recognition Award for Vocational
Service granted to me last Tuesday. To be honored by my peers for doing something I thoroughly enjoy seems like being paid to eat hot fudge sundaes or take Caribbean cruises free of charge. Or perhaps the
quip about the free lunches is another example. The honor is understandably exceptional and I alternately feel glib and/or speechless when I look at it and consider it. Your thoughtful recognition makes me
think I should have done more to improve the Quality of Life in Greater Lafayette and as soon as I find that forty-hour day I've been searching for these past several years, perhaps I can do so.
My gratitude cup is overflowing. Sincerely yours, Dick Jaeger PROGRAM VISITING ROTARIAN: CECILE HAYDEN from the Philippines.
GUESTS: Jim Goldman, Associate Head, Computer Technology Dept., Purdue University, was the guest of TERRY WEST last week and was accidently omitted from the list; Emily Wadsworth and Margaret Timmer, guests of MARGERY
ISMAIL; Dorothy Light and Miroslaw Skibniewski, guests of BILL LOVELL; and Jackie Funk, wife of CHRIS FUNK. STUDENT GUESTS: Jaime Vruggink and Daniel Clemons from West Lafayette High
School were our guests today, introduced by KIRK CLARK. They received a certificate and a travel mug with the four-way test to commemorate their visit with us.
MAKE-UPS: TERRY WEST 3/27 at Daybreak; BEN DAY twice at Daybreak THANKS TO THOSE WHO HELP WITH MEETING FUNCTIONS: Money Collectors: TOM MORAN -11:15 to 11:45a.m. and SUSAN HYCHKA -11:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.;
Greeter ANDRES SANCHEZ; Invocation � CHRIS FUNK; Music � BOB VERPLANK and BARRIE SIMPSON with REX KEPLER at the piano; and DAVE LAHR for help at the back table. 100% CLUB ADAMS (1230); BARRETT (67); BOUGH, ADRIENNE (5); BOUGH, DAVE (27);
BROCK (105); CHISCON, AL (159); CHISCON, MARTHA (152); CLARK; COHEN, FRITZ (86); COHEN, LEONA; COURTANEY (67); DELL: DIESSLIN (4); FEUER (243); FILMER (86); FOSTER (919); FREY, HARLEY (187); FULLER (227);
GRIFFITH (270); GRIFFITHS (90); GUSTAFSON (4); HALL, MARGARET (144); HAMMEL (2); HANKS (58); HANSEN (58); HARDING; HATFIELD (267); HOBBS (2); HOPKINS (92); HYCHKA; JACKSON (87); JANLE (68); JOHANNSEN; KECK
(86); KELLEY, JACK (5); KELLEY, LETA (5); KINGMA; GRIFFIN KOEHLER (140); LANDGREBE (153); LANE (495); LOVELL (8); MC CARTHY (58); MC HENRY (91);
MILLER, BILL R. (368); MITCHELL (158); NELSON (100); PAPE (271); PARK (42); PARKHURST (4); PEARLMAN; PEARSON (3); POLAND (10); POST; RAHDERT (128); REGER; RUNNELS; SANDERSON (14); SATTERLY (4); SCHMIDT (293);
SMITH, JAMES (3); SMITH, KEITH (72); SMITH, SUSAN (129); ST. JOHN (62); SUDDARTH (68); TEDER, DAN; TEDER, LAWRENCE (2); TROTT (11); TURLEY (189); VERPLANK (455); WADE (111); WEIDENAAR; WEST (117); and WILEY (271). CONGRATULATIONS to KEITH SMITH who had 6 years of 100% attendance at the end of March, 2003. |
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MARGERY ISMAIL, program chair for April, introduced Dr. Don Mitchell, Professor of Philosophy at Purdue. Dr. Mitchell, the foremost authority on Buddhism in this area, gave us a brief history
of Buddha and his insights. In life, as with a wheel, something is always rubbing. Buddha chose to try to address the mental "rubs" and woke up to a new way of living to achieve peace, happiness
and joy. Several interesting questions from the club filled the final minutes of the meeting.