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Wenatchee Rotary - December 02, 2021
Thursday Noon
 Volume LXXI(71) - # 23
  HYBRID #32/ZOOM #83
Watch here for any changes.
December is Rotary's Disease Prevention and Treatment Month
 
Attend via ZOOM OR in-person at
Pybus Market Event Center

recurring ZOOM access -   https://zoom.us/j/484306077
[Or dial 253-215-8782; enter meeting ID - 484-306-077#]
AUCTION
SAVE THE DATE
JANUARY 29, 2022
See details below in announcements.
 
THIS WEEK, DECEMBER 02
Naturopathic Medicine
   with Dr. Terra Winston
   sponsored by Ken Robertson
   ZOOM # 83/Hybrid #32
 
 
 
Dr. Terra Winston graduated from Bastyr University in 2016 and spent her first 4 years in practice at Evergreen Center for Integrative Medicine in Seattle, learning how to treat complex chronic illness (such as Lyme disease and long-haulers syndrome) and honing in her physical medicine skills. In early 2020 she relocated to her hometown of Wenatchee, WA to open a private practice specializing in regenerative and root cause medicine.
As a life-long athlete Dr. Winston has a passion for sports medicine and loves keeping athletes in the game. She believes hands-on therapy is essential when it comes to pain relief and is skilled in manual adjustments, craniosacral therapy, visceral manipulation, IV nutrient therapy and several injection techniques that encourage healing of damaged tissues that wouldnt normally heal on their own.   Learn more at the meeting.
View Terra's blog HERE.
 
Website definition/statement
Naturopathic medicine is a branch of medicine in which a variety of natural medicines and treatments are used to heal illness, using a system of medical diagnosis and therapeutics based on patterns of chaos and organization in nature.  It is founded on the premise that people are naturally healthy, and that healing can occur through removing obstacles to a cure and by stimulating the body’s natural healing abilities.
The foundations of health in natural medicine are diet,  nutrition , homeopathy, physical manipulation,   stress management, and exercise  .  READ MORE  
 
  

ANNOUNCEMENTS AND NEWS   

 
ANNOUNCEMENTS & NEWS

(Some items carried over from Nov. 18)

NO MEETING LAST WEEK

NOTE:  All indoor meetings are currently held in venues where face coverings are mandatory.  Please honor the requirements of these establishments by wearing face-coverings properly.

 
 
 PP Mike Kintner teamed with P/E Jill Leonard to give an Auction update, reminding us that we are only 71 days out, and many member have not submitted procurement items. 
Scroll down to view latest standings.
 
 
Get forms from the offices of Mike or Pete, or download from our website -   English version HERE ;  Spanish version HERE .  
 
Register for event tickets and make donations HERE.  
 
Beneficiaries - Wenatchee Valley YMCA, Chelan-Douglas CASA, Campfire Camp Zanika, and our own scholarship Fund.
See details on the auction flyer HERE.   View Spanish version HERE.  
 
Donations can also be made by mailing checks to Wenatchee Rotary Foundation Auction, P.O. Box 1723, Wenatchee, WA 98807-1723.   Mark checks For the Auction.
 
 
CHRISTMAS PARTY (RSVP).   We have a wonderful event planned for December 9, with Heidi Myers in charge.  A fantastic Holiday Lunch at Pybus Market will be catered in at a cost of $15 pp. Guests are welcome.  Headcount is needed.  SIGN UP and make your meal reservations HERE  by December 02.   As usual, we hope you will be prepared to bless the Salvation Army with a financial gift.
 
ANNUAL MEETING, ELECTIONS.   Club business will be conducted at our annual meeting December 16, primarily to hold elections for president-elect nominee and 3 new members of the Board of Directors (BOD), serving 3-year terms.  According to our club bylaws, these must be announced 2 weeks in advance. President Alice will make these official on Thursday and call for additional nominations.
 
Thus far, candidates listed below have agreed to serve.  Voting instructions/ballots will be given in the next Appleseed.
 
Board (2022-25):     Rachel Evey,  Brett Reiley,  Lauren Scanga
President  (2024-25):     Gary Provo 
 
 
ANOTHER SERVICE PROJECT OPPORTUNITY.   
STUFF A SACK PACK - SIGNUP
Sackpack signups are now open until December 3rd!! If you would like to “Stuff-a-Sackpack” for a local teen student who is homeless, high-risk or in need visit HERE.  
You can also donate online courtesy of Stuff-a-Sackpack’s fiscal sponsor, the Community Foundation of NCW
 
Would your business or organization like to partner with us? Email stuffasackpack@gmail.com to inquire about a corporate sponsorship.  
Chelsea Lenker, Coordinator 
Wenatchee Valley Stuff-a-Sackpack  (509) 393-2015 
 

THANKS FROM THE YMCA & DORRY FOSTER:  YOU MADE THIS POSSIBLE

  • 1958 Individual Children served to date
  • 301 Campers
  • 317 Day Campers
  • 632 Childcare (Spring, Summer & Fall)
  • 284 Teen Outreach including Ment2B (mentoring)
  • 218 Swim Lessons
  • Direct Scholarship dollars $39,917
  • Indirect Subsidies benefiting all kids $67,002

WINE FOR CLEAN WATER:   Carin Smith reports - "Wine for a good cause! The Rotary Club of East Wenatchee has dedicated fundraising efforts to support the Haiti HANWASH water project in Ferrier. They have an agreement in place with Wine to Water Winery whereby they are reimbursed $30 for each $30 bottle of EW Rotary label wine which they sell, providing that money goes to a clean water project."  READ MORE HERE.   Get Order form HERE

 

Appleseed suggestions or questions?  Submit HERE.
Click HERE and/or HERE for the latest COVID-19 local health news.   
 
     "FOR THE KIDS" AUCTION HAPPENINGS       
 
GET IN THE GAME, ROTARIANS
 
Time to get in the game! With only six weeks left to procure items for this season’s For the Kids Wenatchee Rotary Auction, all teams and all divisions need to choke up those bats and bring in some taters, baggers, double baggers, triple baggers, and Grand Slams!
 
Jacksonville continues to dominate the league with $11,050 in items donated. Rookie Natalie Williams delivered this week with dining and golf at the Highlander to push Captain Joltin’ Joe St. Jean and his Jumbo Shrimp even higher atop the leader board.
 
While the Super Scampis are tops overall, their Red Apple (South) Division as well as the Orchard (Central) Division are drinking lukewarm buttermilk being served up by the three dynamic teams that make up the Springwater (North) Division. Springwater managed by “Jettison Jim” Brink had delivered the highest divisional total at $15,187. The top spot in the North has been a seesaw battle against Rachel “Stinger” Evey’s Sugarland Skeeters and Iron Man Iniguez’s Reno Aces, currently at $7,630 and $5,007 respectively. Tag you’re it, Ricardo! Also, look for DeRobles, The Destroyer’s Charlottesville Knights to play the spoiler in the North sitting on $2,550 in items procured.
 
Jacksonville shouldn’t get too complacent down South, as word is the Kala Czar and his Tacoma Rainiers are working on a New England trip to push their current total of $1,400 up there into the Jumbo Shrimp’s orbit. Meanwhile, we can never count out Ole Peters and St. Paul Saints, where Dancin’ Don Myers donated a handmade Adirondack chair this week, which will pair great with some fine Horan Estate wines acquired by teammate Mark “Cool Whip” Kulaas.
 
Meanwhile, the Orchard Division is led by Strike Z and his Albuequerque Isotopes with $3,530. We are getting reports that Captain Razzle Dazzle Rasmussen and his Lehigh Valley Iron PIgs are ready to “Release the Beast” and bring in the bounty acquired by Hall of Famer Leonard Singhose to send their total over the fences. He better get Slugger Singhose in play soon, because Jessi “Mad Dog” Mendoza has his El Paso Chihuahuas are nipping at Lehigh’s heels with only $75 separating the two teams (as we said last week, don’t bet against the underdog).
 
The score for all teams is about $35,500 in procurement items for the auction, and while a 350 average is bonkers on the ballfield, it is nowhere near the mark when the league’s goal is to bring in $100,000 in procurement. Keep in mind, what Yankee Great Yogi Berra said: “A nickel ain’t worth a dime anymore!” So fire up those swings and let’s knock a few out of the park!
 
Don’t forget to get items to Pete, Mike or your team captain. These folks also have auction procurement slips or you can download the slips in both English and Spanish at www.wenatcheerotary.org.
 
CONTACT PETE TO MAKE A PLEDGE:  pete2@vanwell.net
 
 
 
---  DEAR APPLESAUCE  ---
 
Dear AppleSauce:   What do you call a male lady bug?
  --  Insect Lover
 
Dear I.L. , Call it  "Dead" if it dares enter the abode of Dear Applesauce!   Dear Applesauce doesn’t do bugs (with the possible exception of the worm in the bottle of Mezcal).
 
 
Dear AppleSauce:    Why does a grapefruit look and taste nothing like a grape?
     --  Fruit Lover
 
Dear F.L.,   Have another Greyhound or two, Dear, and you won’t care what it tastes or looks like.
 
Dear Readers, Thank you to enduring Cousin CranberrySauce last week in my absence.  It was a grand time away, enjoying every Thanksgiving 'sauce' imaginable.
 
Take the "Dear Applesauce" dare to submit a question we cannot answer!!  Thanks to those have accepted the challenge.
Click HERE .  Watch for your answer in a future Appleseed.
 
 
 
   SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR (w/links)   
Board meetings 2nd Thursday
  4:30 PM, ZOOM, except December. 
   Meeting ID:92794079436
"Annual meeting",
       3rd Thurs., December
"FOR THE KIDS" AUCTION
January 29, 2022
 
GENERAL INFORMATION
Listing of officers and directors may be viewed on website home page.
Wish to propose a new member?  Download the form HERE.
 
 
Speakers
Dec 02, 2021
Naturopathic Medicine
Dec 09, 2021
Christmas Party
Dec 16, 2021
Club Elections
Dec 23, 2021
Have a Merry Christmas
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