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Meets Thursday - 12:00

Italian Kitchen

648 Deerfield Rd.

Deerfield, IL 60015

Ph. 847-945-2727

www.deerfieldrotary.net

                                                   

                                                             

                                                             

                                                               Rotary Club of Deerfield - Box 156 - Deerfield, IL 60015

June 26, 2008                                                    Club #3115 - Chartered 20 November, 1930  

     Charles in charge, new officers take over


New officers take over for the 2008-09 Rotary year. Please support them with your continued service above self as we continue to build and grow our club.

 

Charles Frieman

President

Frank Lomoro

Treasurer

Barry Clark

Secretary

Dr. Joe Boyd

Director

Bob Rosenbacher

Director

David Wolff     

Director

Barbara Struthers

Immediate Past President

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alen Heistand will speak today about how organizational coaching is transforming the workplace.

Future Programs Arranged for Us by Our Members:

July 3 − Lowell Knudson tells her story of surviving the West Nile Virus. Program arranged by Carl Johnson.

 

July 10  − Ron Schwartz, labor lawyer, how to avoid labor law disputes. Program arranged by Bob Rosenbacher.

July 31 − Dr. Elizabeth O'Shaughnessy, speaking on "Civic Engagement", a discussion about the youth movement in politics and policy development. Program arranged by Julie Morrison.

(Please remember to inform Mary Pergander and the Pinion ASAP when you have upcoming programs so we can keep everyone informed. Thanks.)

Other Important Dates to Remember

July 4 − Annual Fourth of July race. Proceeds from the race go to Family Days and other charitable causes. Day of race volunteers are still needed. Please consider helping with one of the club’s most visible community events of the year. You can’t buy better advertising than that. Barbara Struthers will be handing out brochures, stamps and labels at the picnic meeting today for volunteers to take home, assemble and mail. Goodie bags will also be assembled at Parkway Bank, date and time to be determined. If you are a sponsor and have items to be included in the goodie bag, please have them ready by June 26. See Tom Healy for more details about how you can help out with the race.

Feb 28, 2009 − District 6440 Guatemala Service project

 

Club Service Assignments For The Next Six Weeks are listed below:

Date  Greeter    Invocation  Fun&Frolic  Arrange Prog.

6/26   Boyd       Bertram      Axelrod        Heistand

7/03   Carnelli   Case           Celik            Johnson

7/10   Flouret    Dozier        Clark            Rosenbacher

7/17   Franz       Frieman      Gagne          Lomoro

7/24   Heyman  Healy         Gregory        Milota

7/31   Hiestand  Johnson      Joseph          Morrison

 

 

Thousands of Russians have access to better health care thanks to a program supported by Rotary International that works to introduce emerging leaders from the former Soviet Union to American political and civic life. The Open World Leadership Organization was created in 1999 by the U.S. Congress to enhance cooperation between the United States and the countries of Eurasia and the Baltic States. Rotarians and Rotary clubs, who provide all the logistical ground support for the trips while the federal government pays the bill, have hosted more than 3,000 visiting Russian professionals since the program began. These visits have included doctors who have taken their new knowledge of America’s health care system back to Russia to help improve health care their. In recognition of this support, Rotary International received a 2008 Open World National Grantee of Merit award during a ceremony in Washington D.C. in April.  

 

District 6440 is sponsoring another working trip to Ak’Tenamit and a new school being developed at Castillo de San Felipe in Rio Dulce, both in Guatemala. The trip will be from February 28 to March 9, 2009.  The cost is expected to be between $1,500 and $1,650. This is a wonderful way to exchange the weather in Chicago for 10 days in the tropics! If anyone didn't see the Guatemala pictures from this year, Barbara Struthers says she’ll be glad to bring a disk to the meeting with the photos, so you can look at your leisure.