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    Volume 89, Number 19 -- November 4, 2003

    NEXT WEEK'S PROGRAM:

    Veteran's Day, "Military Officer Education Update"
    • LTC CLIFF WOJTALEWICZ, U.S. Army;

    • Captain WILL JORDAN, U.S. Navy; and

    • Colonel Ronnie Wright, U.S. Air Force.
    MEETING FUNCTIONS:

    Money Collectors: DALE MCHENRY -11:15 to 11:45 a.m., and TED WOLFE - 11:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.; Greeter: FRANCIS PRITSCHER, chair; Invocation: MARGERY ISMAIL.

    NOVEMBER PROGRAMS:

    • 18 November: Community supports for Older Adults. Linda Poland (wife of Rotarian ERNIE), Homecare Coordinator at Family Services, Inc. and Milissa Lake-Spencer, Longterm Care Ombudsman at Family Services, Inc.
    • 25 November: Joint meeting with Kiwanis, who are in charge of program. They have arranged for Rev. Joe Wick, retired pastor of First Christian Church in Lafayette and noted humorist, to speak.

    CLUB CONCERNS:

    PRESIDENT BETTY SUDDARTH, 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, Beverly spouse of OSCAR HOPKINS and BUD BAUGH.

    ANNOUNCEMENTS:

    • District 6560 and 6580's Annual Mid-Year Rotary Foundation Seminar will be Saturday, November 15 at the Country Club of Indianapolis from 8:00 - 3:15. If you would like to join the group that is going, please contact BETTY SUDDARTH or JANE. These meetings are a great way to meet other Rotarians, learn more about what other clubs are doing and get a picture of the larger mission of Rotary.
    • It is time to select your time slot and place to ring the Salvation Army Bell on Saturday, December 6th. The sign up sheet is at the back of the room.
    • The nominating committee has a slate for next year. If you wish to nominate a candidate, nominations will be accepted from the membership, but must be in the hands of the Nominating Committee chair (OSCAR HOPKINS) at least ten days before the first regular Club meeting in December. Each nomination must have the written support of two additional members and the written consent of the nominee.
    • The Zionsville Rotary Club will have an Art Auction on November 8th at St. Alphonsus Catholic Church. If you can go, see BETTY for details.
    • LES REKER, chair of the Culture Committee prepared the following announcement for activities in Novmeber:
      • PURDUE CONVOCATIONS
        • NEIL SIMON'S PLAY "RUMORS", PERFORMED BY THE SYCAMORE PLAYERS, 11/14-15, DUNCAN HALL
        • BROADWAY DANCING, 11/8, LONG CENTER
        • LOVANO NONET: MILES DAVIS BIRTH OF THE COOL SUITE, 11/13, LOEB PLAYHOUSE
        • KRONOS QUARTET PERFORMS SUN RINGS, 11/20, LOEB PLAYHOUSE
        • CHRLOTTES WEB, 11/23 ,LOEB PLAYHOUSE
      • LAFAYETTE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA "THE PIED PIPER RETURNS"
        WITH CHRISTOPHER LAYER, 11/22, LONG CENTER
      • CIVIC THEATER, "THE QUILTERS", 11/7-11/23, CIVIC MAIN STAGE
      • ART MUSEUM OF GREATER LAFAYETTE
        The Italian Landscapes of Al Pounders AND Al Pounders: A Retrospective.
        Beginning November 14, 2003
        Al POWNDERS is a professor emeritus of Purdue University who shares over 50 years of work in these two exhibitions.
      • BACH CHORALE, 11/9, 4:00 P.M., FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, WL
    • WALLY TYNER has returned from an academic year sabbatical leave in France. He presented our club with a banner from the club he attended regularly. He described the interesting differences and similarities, noting that the gathering usually began with wine, and the food, though expensive, was worth it!

    BIRTHDAY TABLE:

    MARIELLEN NEUDECK, November Birthday Table Chair, introduced the members celebrating a birthday this month and announced that they had contributed $2,840. Well done, November!

    CONGRATULATIONS:

    President BETTY presented TOM MORAN with a certificate recognizing his contribution to the Lafayette Rotary Foundation at the Golden Service Plus level.

    PROGRAM:

    AL CHISCON introduced Jaewong Kim, an Ambassadorial Scholar from South Korea. Jaewong's interesting presentation included a history lesson followed by some current cultural and political thinking. He noted that the people of North and South Korea would very much like a unified country.

    STUDENT GUESTS:

    BOB HANNEMANN introduced Shea Davisson and Doug Fricker from West Lafayette High School. They received a certificate and a travel mug with the four-way test to commemorate their visit with us.

    MAKE-UPS:

    DICK SMITH on October 20 in Santa Fe Rotary Del Sur.

    THANKS TO THOSE WHO HELP WITH MEETING FUNCTIONS:

    Money Collectors: DALE McHENRY -11:15 to 11:45a.m., MARTHA CHISCON -11:45 to 12:15; Greeter: PAUL POST; Invocation: JAN GRIFFIN KOEHLER; Music: PHIL KLINGER with HARLEY FREY at the piano; and JO WADE for help at the back table.

    • As of today, 41 members have not paid dues. Please use the envelope included with your dues statement and send in your dues so that we don't have to send you a second bill.
    • BILL FULLER has received several "bounce backs" when he e-mails notification of Ripples postings on the web site. We suspect this is due to spam filters working overtime. If you are not receiving the reminder, please check into it or contact JANE with a correct e-mail address.

    100% CLUB:
    100% CLUB: ADAMS (137); BARRETT (74); BOUGH, DAVE (34); BROCK (112); CHISCON, AL (6); CHISCON, MARTHA (159); CLARK (6); COHEN, FRITZ (93); COURTANEY (74); FEUER (250); FILMER (93); FOSTER (98); FREY, HARLEY (194); FULLER (234); GRABOWSKI (5); GRIFFITH (277); GRIFFITHS (97); HALL, MARGARET (151); HANKS (65); HANNEMANN; HANSEN (65); HARDING (4); HATFIELD (274); HERNANDEZ (2); HOBBS (116); HOLTZ (27); HOPKINS (99); HYCHKA (3); JACKSON (94); JANLE (75); KECK (93); KELLEY, JACK (12); KELLEY, LETA (12); KINGMA (2); KLINGER (3); GRIFFIN KOEHLER (147); LAHR; LANDGREBE (160); LIGHT (6); LOVELL (15); MC HENRY (98); MILLER, BILL R. (375); MITCHELL (165); MORAN; NELSON (107); PAPE (278); PARKHURST (11); POLAND (17); RAHDERT (135); RUNNELS; SANCHEZ (3); SANDERSON (21); SCHMIDT (300); SCOTT (2); SMITH, KEITH (79); SMITH, SUSAN (136); ST. JOHN (69); STEVENSON (6); SUDDARTH (75); TEDER, LAWTENCE (2); TROTT (18); TURLEY (196); VERPLANK (462); WADE (118); WEST (124); WHISTLER (4); WILEY (278) and WILKINSON.

    CONGRATULATIONS to JACK AND LETA KELLEY who had 1 year (their first year!), and to TOM SCHMIDT who had 25 years of 100% attendance as of the end of October, 2003.

    COMMITTEES FOR 2003-2004

    Click on the above link to see those who work to make our Club great.

    President BETTY'S    WISDOM
    Unaware that Indianapolis is now on Eastern Standard Time and Chicago is on Central Standard Time, Bob inquired at the Indianapolis airport about a plane to Chicago. The agent told him that the next flight would be leaving at 1:00 p.m. and arrive at 1:01 p.m. Bob asked the agent to repeat that which he did. Then the agent asked, "Do you want a reservation?" "No", said Bob, "but if you don't mind, I think I'll hang around and watch that thing take off!"


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