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Installation Dinner
Winnetka Community House
Jul 07, 2016
5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
 
Speakers
Jul 07, 2016
 
Jul 14, 2016
 
Jul 21, 2016
 
Jul 28, 2016
 
Aug 04, 2016
 
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WELCOME TO OUR CLUB! CELEBRATING 92 YEARS OF SERVICE. COME JOIN US SERVING HUMANITY.
Winnetka-Northfield
Service Above Self
We meet Thursdays at 12:15 PM
Winnetka Community House
620 Lincoln Avenue
Tyrrell Room (winter) 111A (summer)
Winnetka, IL  60093
United States
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Installation Dinner this Thursday 5:30 - 7:30pm
No lunch meeting on July 7!
Meeting Recap June 30
Randy Reeves greeted everyone before Mike Shelton gave us the thought for the day. 28 out of 57 members were in attendence. David Birkenstein’ s guest was Todd Bender. Kristen is stepping down as Executive Director of the WYO and her guest was Allie Sarwark, who will take her place.  Happy Bucks came from Marie, Keith, Tom, Tony, Allie and Rich. Lee did Dig and Grin.
Our speaker was Jon Ferris of the Writer’s Theatre www.writerstheatre.org who described the features of their new home on Tudor Court in Glencoe and upcoming performances. The exterior elements of glass, plaster and wood were inspired by North Shore architecture and incorporated into a modern tudor design concept. Port Orford cedar was used to make the unique wooden structure reminiscent of tudor style. White oak trees felled to make room for the building were used in the donor wall. The concession stand and bookstore corridor use three different types of elm woods.  The roof top terrace is a public space with a fire pit and green roof garden. The Women’s Library Club leases the land to the Writer’s Theatre and uses it as their meeting space. Bricks from their old building were used in the in the main stage walls.
Every Rotarian Every Year! Give to the Rotary Foundation Before the Rotary Year Ends

THANK YOU!!!   GOAL ACHIEVED!!!

Through June 30, 30 of 57 members of our club have contributed

$9,187

to The Rotary Foundation's Annual Programs Fund. We thank these 30 Rotarians for making their annual contribution, especially those in bold who are Paul Harris Fellows:

Sam Badger*+, Bob Baker, Wes Bauman, Jeanne Beckman, David Birkenstein+, Terry Dason, Mary Lou Bilder-Gold, David Grant*, Heather HigginsTony Kambich*, Mark Kotz, Rich Lalley+Denny LauerRobert Mardirossian, Tim McCabe, Bernie MichnaRodger Morris*Lee Padgitt, Brooke Peppey, Kieth Reed, Fred Schwimmer+, Heidi Sibert, Peter SkalskiJohn Stone, John Thomas, Barb Tubekis, Dirk TussingPatti Van Cleave, Rebecca Wolf and Carl Yudell.  Donna Goodman also contributed!
* signifies a Major Donor signifies Paul Harris Society ($1,000 per year)

There are many reasons to give to the The Rotary Foundation:

  • Contributions support humanitarian and educational projects initiated and run by Rotary Clubs and Districts in six areas of focus- Disease prevention and treatment, maternal & child health, education & literacy, water and sanitation, economic & community development and peace & conflict resolution.  Learn more by reviewing the Foundation’s annual report.
  • Contributions come back to support projects of our club's projects, like our coats for kids, Kids Against Hunger and International grants projects like the water well project we helped fund for an orphanage in Kenya and the digital x-ray/community health clinic project organized by District 6440. This year, we received nearly $4,000 for our Kids Against Hunger project! But we must give to receive.
  • Charity Navigator gives The Rotary Foundation its highest “Four Star” rating, giving it a score 92.45 out of 100.
  • Giving to The Rotary Foundation is an easy way for you to participate in Rotary’s service work beyond our club, providing you a personal connection to this great organization and the good it does throughout the world.
  • Check out this video on the good your contributions to the Rotary Foundation do throughout the world: 
 

It’s easy to give.  You can donate with a check or credit card at lunch; you can send a check to “WNRCF” (mark TRF in the memo line) to our club at 620 Lincoln Ave, Winnetka; you can donate via PayPal by clicking here, or you can donate directly to The Rotary Foundation at www.rotary.org or by calling 866-976-8279. One very convenient way to give is by making a recurring monthly gift on your credit card, which you can set up on Rotary’s website.

If you have any questions about The Rotary Foundation or how to give, contact Rich Lalley.

Meeting Assignments
July 7 - Evening Meeting!
Greeter Peter Skalski
Dig-n-Grin not tonight
Thought  Bob Baker
Sgt-at-Arms not tonight
Scribe not tonight
 
July 14
Greeter Greg Skirving
Dig-n-Grin Robert Smith
Thought  Todd Stephens
Sgt-at-Arms John Stone
Scribe Keith Reed
 
July 21
Greeter Liz Taylor
Dig-n-Grin John Thomas
Thought  Barb Tubekis
Sgt-at-Arms Dirk Tussing
Scribe Lee Padgitt
Please find a substitute if you are unable to fulfill your assignment; Just call or e-mail a fellow member and ask him/her to sub. Tom Evans - tom.evans527@gmail.com- who chairs the service committee, will confirm assignments. Sgt. at arms helps set up and store our stuff, please come 15 minutes early and be prepared to stay a few minutes after the meeting; Greeter greets and announces names of visiting Rotarians and guests; Thought of the Day can be spontaneous or read from a script; Dig 'n Grin can make us laugh or think seriously.

 

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Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Kristen Jasinski
July 10
 
Mary Lou Bilder-Gold
July 14
 
Peter Skalski
July 21
 
Tom Evans
July 22
 
Luvie Owens
July 26
 
Join Date
Patti Van Cleave
July 26, 2007
9 years