FOR ROTARIANS WHO MISSED THE MEETING - March 1, 2016
GREETERS:
Thanks to the Mensing Family (Sharon and Gareth) for serving as greeters and for their teamwork in introducing our guests.
Thanks to the Mensing Family (Sharon and Gareth) for serving as greeters and for their teamwork in introducing our guests.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Thanks to Jonathan Bishop for doing a “Thought for the Day” about the importance of developing good habits. We couldn’t resist commenting on how flossing is certainly one of them!
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Fellowship Dinner: Thank you, Steve Hitchcock, for organizing another successful dinner (Ore House.) Next time – early Spring on the rooftop of Salt and Lime!
Ski Day is March 15th (short meeting.) John Holloway and John Kuhn will provide more details as day approaches. We will definitely have several teams (including Morning Club) and an après ski gathering – for everyone (ski or not.)
Ag Alliance Breakfast 7:30 – 8:30 Wednesday, March 23: It is an honor for us to be invited and you know that Sam Haslem would enthusiastically encourage us to attend. Please RSVP directly to admin@communityagalliance.org.
Reminder: Rx Task Force lunches – March 2, 9, 16, 23rd Noon-1:30 at Bud Werner Library Hall.
MARCH ROTARIAN BIRTHDAYS: Sharon Mensing-3, Coleman Cook -9, Dan Bonner, Jackie Brown, Rachelle Summers, Susie Wilkinson – all on 12th (how fun!) Bobby Davis - 13, Ashley Kane - 16, Chris Stillwell - 20, Greg Stetman - 25. Hope you all enjoy very happy birthdays!
STUDENT OF THE MONTH – Siena Podgorny, Colorado Mountain School. An impressive student with a very long list of accomplishments and accolades. Congratulations Siena – we wish you well!
STEAMBOAT MINUTE: John Kuhn, owner Steamboat Springs Coffee and Tea Company, locally roasted, always fresh, taste the difference. Paul Hebert, retired after 35 years as an international civil servant and consultant.
PROGRAM: Classification talks from Scott Wither and Tony Counts.
Thanks to Scott and Tony for reaffirming: 1) Why we enjoy and appreciate these talks. They tell us so much more about our newer members than we would ever learn in conversation. 2) Both the use of slides (in Tony’s case, a produced video) or just an interesting talk (Scott) provide us with wonderful presentations and 3) How fortunate we are to have such amazing members!
GOOD NEWS ($466) Thank you John Centner for making sure we had an awesome Good News and we definitely made up for having none last week! Thanks to Karl Gills for acknowledging that not having Good News last week was a “good call.”
NEXT WEEK’S PROGRAM: AT VAQUEROS!! Club Assembly which means time to do some “table discussions” and see where we are this year. Your presence and input will be greatly appreciated!
Respectfully submitted,
Ellen Kendall, Club President