March 21st Meeting

Announcements:

This morning we watched a brief video from the WHS Interact Club about their Habitat for Humanity project.  You can watch the video here.


David Barish was inducted today (right)!  WELCOME!

Twelve people came to the painting party at the YWCA. Thanks to everyone who participated.  Scroll to next section for photos.

The Leavenworth Rotary has a social on April 2nd.  If you are interested in attending the French-inspired mystery dinner, click here.

The Golf Tournament raised $300.00 for the club and was a great time for everyone!  The Adamsons were the big winners with a score of 23+.

Bike Ride sign-ups are starting.  The success of this event is dependent on everyone in the club volunteering at least one place.  We need help Thursday for set up, Friday for registration and Saturday all day.  If you are unavailable that weekend, there is a need for someone to be in charge of mailing out jerseys after the event.  Contact Alice if you can help with this.

Our next club social is April 12th at Columbia Brewing Company.  Rumor has it that the Mac and Cheese is amazing.  Children are welcome.

Brags and Confessions:

Mansour is back from Arizona and wishes he wasn't due to our wintry weather.

Wayne turned 69!

Callie celebrated her birthday by doing nothing and loving every minute of it.  Also, the Junior Service League raised 59K through My Girlfriend's Closet.

Lisa is excited that 1) her dogs have learned to poop on a leash and 2) that her house is getting painted.

Robin is excited about how well the Black Hawks are doing.

Jim R. said that a lot of the students at WVC are homeless and depend on the Knight's Cupboard for food.  Knight's Cupboard is a student-run food resource for students who are unable to access food otherwise.

Kevin is in the process of moving his mom from Omak to Wenatchee and would love input about assisted living facilities in this area.

Speed Classification by Wayne:

Full Name:  Wayne Edward Massing
Born:  Mile City, Montana
Grew up:   Missoula, Montana
Favorite Holiday:  Christmas
First Job:  Cleaning Houses
Least Favorite Job:  Cleaning Houses
What career he wanted as a child:  Weatherman
Retired from:  An avionics instructor
Heard about Rotary from:  Tom Utigard
Why did he join Rotary:  For fun
Why did he stay:  The fun continued
Favorite Rotary Breakfast:  Waffles
Hardest working Rotary Committee:  Bike Ride
People in Rotary he would like to have dinner with:  Mike and Leslie
Best Rock Song:  Louie, Louie
Last Book Read:  The Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors
Favorite Rotary Speaker:  Rick King
Favorite Season in Wenatchee:  Fall
Hamburger and Beer or Steak and Cabernet:  Cabernet!
Favorite childhood super hero:  Superman
Greatest accomplishment: Rotary President
Favorite way to start the day:  Coffee with Wife
Interesting Factoid:  Even though he was a sailor, he can't swim
What does he love about Rotary:  Friendship
Who would he most love to have speak at Rotary:  Rick King
What word would his highschool friends use to describe him:  Invisible
Where was his first date:  Wilma Theater
What would he like to change about himself:  Wishes to be Height Weight Proportional
Favorite Treat:  Maple Bars from Glaze

Program:

TED Talk about Happiness