PROGRAM for MARCH 20
John Larson, Department of History, Purdue University
    Indiana in the Civil War,
MEETING FUNCTIONS for MARCH 20:
Money Collectors:
    DON GENTRY - 11:00 to 11:30 a.m.
    JOEL RASMUS - 11:30 to 12:00 NOON
Greeters:
    STEVE KNECHT - 11:00 - 11:30
    NERLENE RAMSEY - 11:30 - 12:00 NOON
Invocation:
    PATTI TRUITT
MARCH PROGRAMS:
  • 27 GREG KAPP, The Community Foundation

    SATELLITE MEETINGS:

    Thanks for participating in Lafayette Rotary's Satellite Location networking meetings during the past five months. I hope you will consider joining us for our meetings this month. Here's the information about our March programs. Meetings are held on Wednesdays at 5:30 pm at Adelino's, 112 North 3rd Street, Lafayette unless otherwise noted. For March:

    ♦ 14Lafayette Rotary's participation in international projects, past, present and future. Discussion Leaders: Caroline Briggs and Jack Kelley

    ♦ 21 Social Gathering and Service Project at Food-Finders Food Bank warehouse, 50 Olympia Ct., Lafayette, Beverages and snacks at 5:30 pm. Work session from 6-8 pm

    ♦ 28 Program to be determined.

    ANNOUNCEMENTS:

    ♦ There is a desperate need for backpack packers and distributors. With several regular volunteers out of town, help is needed to fill our obligation to the program. Please sign up to help.

    ♦ DAVE LUHMAN announced that $7,652 was raised last week. When combined with birthday table money received in January and February, the $10,000 by April 1st goal will be met. He thanked all of the members who made this possible.

    ♦ JACK KELLEY reviewed the international projects where we have invested our Dollars to improve lives. The Burn Hospital in El Salvador and the doctors in Uganda trained by Riley heart surgeons are saving lives.

    ♦ Mark your calendar:
    April 13 - Euchre at JANE TURNER'S house, 6:30 p.m.
    May 6/19 - Rotary International Convention in Bangkok

    THANK YOU:
    Dear Rotary Friends,
    Please accept my deepest gratitude for your concerns and prayers during my recent illness. The heart surgery went well and I am progressing well in my recovery. The beautiful orchid that I received from you cheered us up so much. Both Bill and I are enjoying looking at it during our meals. Thanks you so much again. Hope to see all of you soon.
    With deepest regards,
    NELLIE LECHMAN


    JANE'S CORNER:
    Highlights of the Club Board Meeting:

  • JIM KLUSMAN demonstrated Board Suite to prepare members for its use in the future.
  • SUSAN HYCHKA reviewed the suggestions for increasing awareness of the Satellite meetings. It was agreed that she will contact the Daybreak Rotary Club to explore a joint recruitment reception.
  • PHIL TUCKER, representing the Membership Task Force, conducted a collaborative Problem Solving Session to gather ideas for increasing the club's membership

  • CLUB COMMITTEES:
    Click here to see the Committee Page