Wednesday, January 23, 2019

January 22, 2019 meeting notes

Announcements


Friday, Feb. 15 is the Wild Hockey game, where our club will have a suite.  $25 will get you in.  This is also a great time to bring family and/or potential members.  The Wenatchee Confluence Rotary Club members with be attending also. Contact John Schapman with the number that will be attending (john.schapman@cdhd.wa.gov).

April 12-13 is the Rotary Leadership Institute in Wenatchee.  The $170 fee will be reimbursed by our club.  This will include lunch and dinner Saturday, and breakfast Sunday.  RLI is a wonderful training for future leaders and new Rotarians.  The weekend is filled with interactive lessons on leadership, membership, PR, Rotary Foundation, and more.

Now is a good time to register for the District Conference in Kamloops, BC.  You can register online on the district web site (www.rotary5060.org).  The club will reimburse our members up to $150.  If you have never been to a district conference (or even if you have been to many), this will be a great one to attend.  It will change and expand your ideas about Rotary, and you will meet future friends from all over our district.  The conference will be May 2-5.

The Bike Ride Committee's next meeting is Tuesday, February 12, 2019, at 5:30 pm at Bob's Burgers and Brews in East Wenatchee. Anyone can attend this meeting.

The Women of Rotary After Hours is Tuesday, February 5, 2019, at Norwood Wine Bar at 23 South Wenatchee Ave., Suite 101, Wenatchee. If you are a Rotarian woman and an active member in of the North Central Washington Rotary clubs, please join other Rotarian women for this informal , no-host event. We all have one thing in common (two, if you count the wine!). Hope to see you there. 

Kyle Vierck, Athletic Director, Wenatchee Valley College, announced the WVC Athletics Hall of Fame  and Follow Your Dreams Auction, Friday, February 1, 2019 at 5-7 pm at the Maguire Student Recreation Center, WVC Wenatchee Campus. Proceeds directly benefit Wenatchee Valley College student-athlete scholarships. Bid on fantastic sports memorabilia, unique travel trips (time share in Mexico and another at Lake Chelan), and one-of-a-kind items. Enjoy a silent and live auction and catered meal/drinks with your ticket to the event. Purchase a table for 8 at $500 or individual tickets at $75 each. Contact Athletic Director Kyle Vierck at 509-682-6771 or at kvierck@wvc.edu.

Family of Rotary

See birthdays and anniversaries in the right hand column (if viewing on your phone, you'll have to scroll to the bottom and click web view).

Brags and Confessions

Chris McDarment announced that he and his wife Holly (in attendance at the meeting) just celebrated 22 years of marriage!

Erin McCool bragged about her college in West Virginia! 

Robin DeRock gave $1 for her 30th-place hockey team!


Program

JOSEPH 101 - Our club's exchange student Joseph gave a presentation on his city,
school and family in Laon, France. Joseph introduced his family members. His father and mother are both in the insurance industry, and his father is a Past President of the Laon Rotary Club. Several of his brothers and sisters have been Rotary Exchange Students in the past. One brother provided a colorful, drone video of the historic city of Laon and its beautiful church. Joseph attends a private school, where he will be required to complete his senior year of high school after he returns from Wenatchee! His home is a large stone building that is older than the United States.
In his free time, Joseph enjoys Boy Scouts and playing tennis. When asked what the difference between Wenatchee High School and his private school, he said there are NO windows in WHS! His school had plenty of windows which he liked! His long range plans include becoming an engineer, visiting Vancouver, BC, and getting on the tennis team. His favorite class is calculus.
Joseph gave Lisa Parks, Wenatchee Sunrise Rotary Club president, a banner from his father's Laon, France Rotary Club, and Lisa presented Joseph with a WSR club banner.

             

Joseph with Chloe from Belgium and Alina from Finland.

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