Rotateller Rotary Club of Owego, NY
Tuesday, March 13, 2007 Gary Williams, Editor

VISITORS AND GUESTS:

• Paul’s granddaughter, Keren Coghill
• Steve Parsons, OFA Interact
• Tom Shashall

HAPPY BIRTHDAY:

to Carolyn Wright, Judy, Tom McCormack, and Doyle

MUSIC:

Carl and Carolyn led in, “When Irish Eyes are Smiling”

FINES:

Gwen fined everyone for:

• Not flying an Irish flag
• Not responding to member’s emails
• Not wearing your Rotary pin

PAUL HARRIS DINNER:

Carolyn Galatzan reminded everyone of the dinner which will be help on May 15.

Hal occasionally reminds everyone that we have a tradition of giving a gift to the Club on our birthdays. Congratulations to Laura who gave $52 to the Club for 52 weeks of not smoking!

YOUTH SERVICES COMMITTEE:

There will be a meeting tomorrow at 7:30 AM.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

There will be a meeting on this Thursday morning.

EXCHANGE STUDENTS:

Suzanne had a relaxing week, bought some new sneakers and saw some MOVIES

Mrinalini went skiing for the second time (successfully). She is on the tennis team and attended her first baby shower.

Laura helped her son get engaged in Texas this past weekend.

Welcome back to Al who was in Florida and missed going out on “cruises”.

INNER CITY:

The lunch meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 27, at the Terra Cotta

CASINO NIGHT:

Will be held at Brothers 2, sponsored by the Endwell Club from 7:00 to 11:00 PM on March 30.

DISTRICT ASSEMBLY:

Will be held in Sidney on April 21.

ROTARY LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE:

Will be held at the Treadway on March 31. Registration is at 7:30 AM and the meeting commences at 8:00 AM. We have 8 members attending!

CINDERELLA:

Mrinalini will be a mouse in the Newark Valley High School play which will be on March 23 & 24.

OFA INTERACT:

Steve Parsons reported that Gage Wiles will be the Club’s representative at the District Conference.

PROGRAM:

Orv told how the project of the book got started and answered questions in the words of the alumni of Tabor Home. The book makes us question how things did actually influence our lives and what are the best ways to care for all of the needs of children who are not being adequately cared for in their homes for a variety of reasons.

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