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Volume 88, Number 45 - May 27, 2003 NEXT WEEK'S PROGRAM JIM KLUSMAN, Community Foundation MEETING FUNCTIONS: Money
Collectors - Volunteer Needed! - 11:15 to 11:45 a.m., and PHIL SWAIN - 11:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.; Greeter - Volunteer Needed; Invocation - EARL PARK. JUNE 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; Marjorie spouse of DICK WALKER, BOB BROCK who had surgery on his back at Mayo Clinic; and ROY WHISTLER. ANNOUNCEMENTS DAVE reminded us that
committee sign-up sheets for next year are still available on the back table. There are two new committees: Family of Rotary and Rotaract. International Understanding Committee was inadvertently left off. It involves
setting up activities with International students at Purdue. Please rank your choices and we will try to put you on your first choices. VICKI MAYES announced that June is "Take an Intern to Rotary" month
for our local club. If you have an intern, doctoral candidate or a post-doctoral candidate working with you this summer, bring him/her to a Rotary meeting in June. Treat them to lunch and to learn about Rotary, so they
may be prepared to join a club when they settle into a "real" job. This is a great opportunity for us to increase the participation in Rotary in the future. We have special flyers for them to take with them,
explaining Rotary International and Lafayette Rotary. If you know which date in June you are bringing them, let DAVE LAHR Thank you to LETA
KELLEY for donating the Eradicate Polio jackpot ($615.00) to the Polio Fund last week. That's the true Rotary spirit! President DAVE pointed out that we are at $22,966 with 99 members contributing. Those
celebrating birthdays in June have an opportunity to help us reach our goal of $25,000 by making Birthday Table contributions toward this effort. THANK YOU Lafayette Rotary Club I wanted to exp express my thanks for the scholarship you recently awarded me. It will be of great use to me next year. I have enjoyed learning about your organization both through the banquet and lunch
earlier this year. I hope I can stay involved with your group! Thank you again! Lisa Barnes NEW MEMBERS CONGRATULATIONS
PROGRAM STUDENT GUESTS: Linda Taulman from Ivy Tech State College was our guest today, introduced by JOHN SANDERSON. She received a certificate and a travel
mug with the four-way test to commemorate her visit with us. GUESTS: Ted Fuller, son of BILL FULLER; Bob Wilkinson, guest of JIM HANKS; Harriet Coppoc, wife of GORDON COPPOC; Fran Meeks, wife of ROY MEEKS. THANKS TO THOSE WHO HELP WITH MEETING FUNCTIONS: Money Collectors: JOHN OSMUN - 11:15 to 11:45a.m. and JO WADE; Greeter MARIELLE NEUDECK; Invocation - LETTA KELLEY; Music - BOB GRIFFITHS;
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BETTY NELSON introduced LEE ANNE SCOTT, Development Director for Habitat for Humanity. Married to Jay Scott, they live with their two children at 101 Riley Road, Delphi, IN 46923, Phone
765-564-4016. Work address: 420 South 1st Street, Lafayette, IN 47905 Phone 765-423-4590 E-mail: 
LEW RUNNELS introduced DAVE MILLS, Senior Minister at Federated Church. He and his wife Lisa live at 624 Essex Street, West Lafayette, IN 47906. Work address: 2400 Sycamore Lane,
West Lafayette, IN 47906, Phone 463-5564, E-mail: 
STEVE THOMPSON presented ROY MEEKS with a
certificate signifying that he has become a Golden Service Plus member. LEO KLEMME received recognition for becoming a Golden Service member. Thank you to both for your generousity. 
DON GUSTAFSON introduced Dr. GORDON COPPOC, Head of Medical Education System associated with the Indiana University
School of Medicine. With his delightful sense of humor, he explained the interconnectedness of Purdue with the IU Med School, showed photos of Lynn Hall where most of the classes
meet, and described how the students are connected to Purdue and what they participate in. Community outreach involving local hospitals and facilities where students shadow physicians is one of their many activities.