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Wenatchee Rotary  - Noon Thursdays at Red Lion
            Meeting of November 29, 2018                
  Volume LXVIII - No 22  
  November is ROTARY FOUNDATION Month  
 
ROTARY AMBASSADORS SPONSOR OF THE WEEK
Please try to arrive by 11:30 AM.   
All members are always welcome to greet.
Schedule changes are made for new members.
                
  Ashley Laurel Tom Brett
Date Future Weeks Looking Ahead
12-6 Ashley Sorom Singhose J. Smith
12-13 C. Smith Speidel Sparks Sparks
12-20 Spurlock St. jean Stach Stipe
Floor & Home  - Our promise to you:   
the experience with us will be one
you'll never forget.  You will be excited
to tell your friends about it and refer
them to us when they are ready
to get inspired!
509-662-9500
2101 N. Duncan Dr.
Menu and meeting room :  Chicken Penne in Alfredo sauce, Garlic bread, Assorted roasted vegetables, Caesar salad with Parmesan, cheese and croutons, Chefs Choice Dessert, Coffee Service;  Columbia River Room.
- CONTENTS -
  • THIS WEEK
  • ROTARY AMBASSADORS
  • AUCTION 2019 UPDATE
  • WEEK IN REVIEW/ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • SPONSOR OF THE WEEK
  • EVENTS CALENDAR
  • ALL SITE SPONSORS
  • UPCOMING SPEAKERS
  • TRIVIA QUIZ & WANT ADS
  • CLUB-60 POLIO STATUS
  • ROTARY PARK PROGRESS
  • CHRISTMAS BELL RINGING
 
 
     THIS WEEK, NOV. 29 :  YOUTH SERVICES
 
We support many youth activities, including Rotary Youth Exchange, WHS Interact Club, Lunch Buddies, WestSide HS, and Youth Scholarships.  Andy Petro has something planned for this week (but he is keeping it secret). 
 
          
    
 
   
 
    
 
ALSO - Volunteers are needed to ring bells for the Salvation Army, Saturday December 01.  See story below.

DECEMBER 13 - ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY, NOON AT RED LION

WHO  : All members and children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews   

WHAT :  Santa and Mrs Santa will entertain and give presents (please bring a gift for your young guest - $15 -$20 range)

Eastmont Choir will be singing for us.  Kid appropriate games and food provided.

Please RSVP the number of children you will be bringing.  Clipboards for RSVP will be at the Nov 29th and Dec 6th meetings or email heidileemyers@gmail.com.

We will also take a collection for our annual donation to the Salvation Army.

     BUILDING COMMUNITIES AUCTION UPDATE     
Auction! Auction! Auction! 
We have been talking about donating or purchasing tickets.  We need the Rotary members and the community to help make the 2019 auction a success.  The committee has set a goal of $125,000 net to help build communities in the Wenatchee Valley!    Ever wonder what the money raised will be used for? This is a short list of how we will use the proceeds from the Auction 2019.
  • Lincoln Park BMX Track and 2nd Picnic Shelter
  • Wenatchee Rotary Foundation (Scholarship Fund) 
  • Rotary Park 
  • Interact Club Service Project
  • Community Service Committee Grants; past projects include Library, Westside HS, Pybus Foundation, and Chelan County K9 unit
As you can see we do many projects impacting a variety of interests; funds stay in our community.
I encourage you to get involved.  Ask Jay Smith and myself how you can help!  Gather friends and plan to attend the auction on January 26, 2019.   Register or purchase tickets here.
 
Jill Leonard
Auction Co-chair

From Doug Button,  sponsorship chair.
Our auction fundraiser is fast approaching on January 26, 2019. As members of Wenatchee Rotary we have all agreed to support this auction with the proceeds going to support various local projects. So far we have been able to secure several large donations from local businesses and organizations. We are now in the process of asking for table sponsors. This is where we need your help. Each of you need to consider being a table sponsor or asking your friends and neighbors. Our goal this year is to obtain 35 sponsors at $600.00 each. This also includes two tickets to the auction a $130.00 value. Remember this is your auction and to be successful we need your help and involvement. For more information pertaining to table sponsors and donations contact Garry Sparks, Terry Sorom or myself. Together we can make this our most successful fundraiser ever.  See sponsor details.
Thank you for your consideration.
Doug  Button, Sponsorship Chairman 
 
 
 
SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR (w/links) SITE SPONSORS
 
December
01 Salvation Army Bell Ringing
(Saturday)
13   Annual Christmas Program
20  Annual meeting/Elections  
 
January 26, 2019
"Building Communities" AUCTION
 
May 2-5, 2019
We appreciate all of our sponsoring merchants & businesses.
For complete details, see our web site.
  • Alpine Aire H&C
  • CARPET ONE/Inside Design
  • Cashmere Valley Bank
  • CliftonLarsonAllen, CPA
  • Colonial Vista, assisted living
  • Confluence Health
  • Eagle Transfer
  • Edward Jones Investing
  • Express Employment Professionals
  • JetPro Carwash
  • Lifeline Ambulance
  • MOSSADAMS, CPA
  • Noyd & Noyd
  • The Paradise Restaurant
  • The Thai Restaurant
  • WV Humane Society
 
    WEEK IN REVIEW, Friday Nov. 16 - Tailgate party   
No meeting last week.
Notice to Appleseed readers.  This section in future editions will reduced in scope to save time and space.  Since audio is being provided, program details are available by listening.  Any member preferring a complete written summary, may volunteer to be a weekly reporter.  This approach was suggested by the Board of Directors in discussion on Nov. 15.  smiley
 

       ANNOUNCEMENTS        
 
None this week at all-club tailgate.

- APPLESEED TRIVIA CONTEST -
1.  All correct submissions are eligible to win if received before next meeting.
2.  Winner will be drawn from the "hat" at the meeting (you need not be first).
3.  Prior winners may not pick the same question or prize.
See previous Appleseed for other rules (board members now eligible).
Week 11, November 29.  (same questions as prior issue)
   SUBMIT ANSWER HERE     before next regular meeting.
 
QUESTIONS - Choose one
PRIZES - choose any prize, send w/answer
Name the main speaker at 2017 Tailgate Sit at head table for one month
Name one of the 2017 Tailgate football guests Be greeter for entire year, or not
Name our speaker on 1/31/19 100 PHF points
Name our speaker on 1/04/18 10 free raffle tickets
Date of original club charter? Be Sponsor of the Month
Club number assigned on charter? Free brags for one month (choose 1)
Name Lou Barrier's first deployment  
Lou Barrier's wife Carol's home town?  
Lou got a masters degree from what school?  
GOOD LUCK (and have fun)!  

 
Bell-Ringer Volunteers are needed: Saturday, December 1st.

Did you know… the Salvation Army has served the needy in our community for 110 years!   

Just think about that for a moment…  that means that this service organization’s work in our community pre-dates the founding of our service club!

Your Wenatchee Rotary has generously supported the work of the Salvation Army for many years and volunteering for the Red Kettle drive is a holiday tradition with our club.  Wenatchee Rotary members will be ringing the bell at two locations on Saturday December 1st from 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM.  We are asking for at least 12 volunteers to each serve a 2-3 hour shift.  All that is required is for volunteers to bring your holiday cheer and greet customers coming and going from the store.  And, oh yes, ring that bell!

Dick Reed will coordinate the sign-up for Wenatchee Rotary members.   Please email Dick directly with your commitment.   

Locations:

  • Safeway - Wenatchee (two doors)
  • JC Penny – East Door
 
“Volunteers don’t necessarily have the time.  They simply have the heart”                                                                                                                                                                        - Salvation Army 

 ROTARY PARK  
Rotary Park Activities this week...  Picnic shelter progress
 
End Polio Now/Club 60:  
Our ambitious goal has been set by President Pete at $10,000 ($192 per week!).
We continue our 10-year relationship with the Gates Foundation; since 2013, they have matched each dollar with $2 toward polio eradication.
Donations by club members on Nov. 8 = $28.06 are added to our share of the Area-9 polio meal of $227 thus bringing our total $1163 or $3489 with the Gates match.  This equates to 5826 lives saved. Collections at KPQ were $1133.  Read about World Polio Day, October 24
        $1163                    
 
Speakers
Nov 29, 2018
Youth Services
Dec 06, 2018
Classification Talk
Dec 13, 2018
Christmas Party
Dec 20, 2018
Annual meeting, elections
View entire list

Tech Support Want-ads
For members willing to learn or assist in web site maintenance, Appleseed production, or meeting projection services, the secretary will gladly accept help or relinquish control of these functions.   smiley
1. Be contact person for inquiries
2. Photo Carousel
3. Rotary Park page
4. Membership changes, etc.
5. Appleseed production
6. Projection at meetings
7. Website maintenance
8. Trivia quiz
Russell Hampton
National Awards Services Inc.
ClubRunner
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