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Volume 88, Number 10 - September 3, 2002 UPCOMING PROGRAM (September 10, 2002) September 10 - Nancy Klinger, retired teacher at Klondike
Elementary School will talk about "Polio Then and Now - A Survivor's Story" SEPTEMBER 10th MEETING FUNCTIONS: Money Collectors - CAROLYN JONES - 11:15 to 11:45a.m. and JOHN SANDERSON - 11:45 a.m. to 12:15
p.m.; Greeter - ROB MILLER; Invocation - AL CHISCON; and Music - DAVE LUHMAN. SEPTEMBER PROGRAMS
September 17 - Dr. Blaine Brownell, President of Ball State University will talk about "Building Better Communities" September 24 - Dr. Charles Stewart,
Professor in the Department of Communications, Purdue University, we will speak on the subject "The Use of Humor in Public Speaking" CLUB CONCERNS PRESIDENT DAVE BOUGH, requested members/spouses to keep the following in their
thoughts and prayers: DAVID BRIDGES; JOHN and EUDORA MC KEE; ED PAGE; FAE SPURLOCK; BEV STONE; and Marjorie spouse of DICK WALKER.
JERRY MC CARTHY, who suffered head injuries in a fall at Lake Freeman, is home. ANNOUNCEMENTS Remember Daybreak's auction at Judi Painter's this Saturday, September 7th at 11:00 A.M. 200 items valued at $15,000 will be auctioned. The proceeds will be split
between Food Finders, Lafayette Reading Academy, the Women's Shelter and the Senior Center. Golf Anyone? The Greenfield Sunrise Rotary Club will hold a golf tournament on September 18, 2002 at Angel Hill Golf Course,
Rossville, to raise funds to eradicate polio. Registration Deadline is Friday, September 6th. Entry fee: $50.00 per person New Directories are available. Please pick up one. The INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION Committee
will meet in the Rotary lunch room at 11:30 AM next Tuesday, 10th September. INFORMATION committee will present an orientation on Tuesday, September 10th at 1:00 (after the meeting). Sponsors, please arrange with
your prospective member to attend and notify JANE if you plan to be there. ROTARY logo or souvenir items purchased to provide a display for the Board of Directors to choose from will be available for sale at meetings
beginning September 10th. First come, first served. Don't miss this opportunity to own a license plate, a paperweight, a framed 4-Way Test, or a set of mugs sporting the Rotary. PROGRAM (September 3, 2002) VISITING ROTARIAN DAVID WALKER, past president of East Chester Rotary Club, New York. He is also the son of DICK WALKER.
GUESTS: Jack and Leta Kelly, guests of CHRISTA KECK and DAVID FILMER MAKE-UPS: ANN PIECHOTA and SUSAN SMITH at Daybreak on 8/15/02 THANKS to these Rotarians for help with this week's MEETING FUNCTIONS: Money Collectors: CAROLYN JONES - 11:15 to 11:45a.m., and JOHN SANDERSON - 11:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.; Greeter - ROB MILLER, Invocation - AL
CHISCON, Music - MAURI WILLIAMSON; and HARLEY FRY for dinner music and music accompaniment. JO WADE assisted at the back table. BIRTHDAY TABLE GENE COURTANEY introduced 21 members with birthdays in September and
announced that so far $1,905 has been collected from them. The RIPPLES editor apologizes for failing to get the names in last week's newsletter and promises to do better in the future. BYRON L. ANDERSON |
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PHIL KLINGER introduced Dr. Jerry Israel, President of the University of Indianapolis. In a very interesting presentation he
pointed out that by 2020 a family will pay $500,000 to provide a child's higher education. 1. How will families afford education? 2. Higher Education (both public and private) needs to figure out how
to evaluate the quality of the product. 3. Higher Education needs to maximize what is done well, scrap the rest and develop new forms. 4. The relevance of what is taught needs to be evaluated in terms
of the future of the students.