Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for May 17
Help in Schools
Stories
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Clover Park Rotary Highlights for May 10Help Is Available
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for May 3Committee Gathering
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for April 26Help for Heroes
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for April 19Support Your Local Lemonade Stand
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting HIghlights for April 12Duty in DC
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for April 5A Day of Trivia
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlight for March 29Tips for a Difficult Time
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlight for March 22 |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for March 15The Life of a DJ. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for March 8Practice Makes Perfect - CPRI is coming. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for February 22Parks make our lives richer, and Lakewood is blessed with some wonderful parks. And the Rotary Club of Clover Park is blessed with nice people who are devoted to service. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for February 15Police make complex moral decisions, in difficult situations, that affect people’s lives. We got to learn about that this week from the former Pierce County Sheriff. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for February 8Giving help to parks, and to kids, and hearing about those who are serving the youth of today. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for February 1A different meeting venue, but the food was just as good, and some of the stories were even better. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for January 25We learned about what is new in tax laws (it’s a LOT). And next week we take our meeting on the road to a temporary location. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for January 18The drivers of homelessness are not necessarily what many people believe. And Marie Barth is in the house!! |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for January 11Recycling is more complicated that many people think, as we learned this week. Plus a Rotary adventure/service trip to Dominican Republic. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for January 4Wildlife in Washington, and in our weekly meeting!! Plus no wild cases of polio now for 15 straight weeks! |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for December 28Some people think they would someday like to own a restaurant, because it would be fun, but Alan Billingsley may have changed some minds. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for December 21A merry time had by all (that showed up). A little festive Christmas fun. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for December 14This week’s meeting was all business, with committees meeting and getting things done. But next week is our White Elephant gift exchange. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for December 7A future project trip in the works to Dominican Republic, and some Dad Jokes for your holiday usage. Plus we learned about the scourge of the fentanyl epidemic from the Drug Enforcement Agency. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for November 30Christmas shopping for needy kids, a new grandchild, and a presentation about the new 988 phone system. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for November 23The Tacoma Rainiers were named for Rainier Beer, but they don’t serve it at their games. Nor at this week’s Rotary Club meeting. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for November 16It was a banner day for Clover Park Rotary. And we heard about the ways that the Washington State Patrol is serving us. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for November 9The competent ones are back in charge of meeting set up. And we learned about a service project opportunity in the Dominican Republic. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for November 2A substitute set up crew meant equipment failure, but we persevered anyway, and learned about feeding the hungry in Pierce County. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for October 26A stuckee pro tempore, a deputy as finexecutrix, and Lakewood’s own judge is in the house (but not the big house). |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for October 19A District Governor and his wife (who is a former District Governor) walk into a bar. That’s all, no punchline. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for October 12Theater education is LIT! And the corny jokes keep coming. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for October 5It has come to this… Our esteemed president has stooped to telling corny jokes. And we learned of the work of Habitat For Humanity |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for September 28Alan climbed every mountain, but no word on whether he forded every stream, or followed every rainbow. Also, Puget Sound Energy is reaching out to serve local groups and citizens. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for September 21The boyfriend proposed! And we learned about the work of NineLine Veterans Services. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for September 14A Club Social. And an enthusiastic winner. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for September 7The loan arranger rides again, for the first time. And Jeannie told us what NOT to do during a lightning storm. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for August 31Food is Too Good To Waste, and not just at Carr’s Restaurant. Plus Teresa got to spread her wings as finexecutrix. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for August 24Our club supports the golf therapy programs at the American Lake Veterans Golf Course, and they support the veterans who have served. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for August 17Apparently running a library system involves learning a lot about roofing. And Sue Potter got to stretch her wings as President Pro Tem. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for August 10A successful Golf Tournament fundraiser, and we learned about a new facility for military families on JBLM. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for August 3The Titanic: It’s still down there, and we got to learn more about why it went down. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for July 27We support the Lakewood Community Foundation, and the Lakewood Playhouse. And we even make learning about title insurance and home title theft interesting. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for July 20Where our fundraising efforts go. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for July 13We met at Carr’s, and we learned about cars, and the people who steal them. Plus, how not to be a car theft victim. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for July 6It is a great day to be a Rotarian, and to gather together in fellowship and service. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for June 29 “I never drink water because of the disgusting things that fish do in it.” ― W.C. Fields But the rest of us do drink water, and we learned more about it from the Lakewood Water District. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for June 22Becky’s first shot as president for real went well. And we learned about the State Supreme Court. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for June 8Homeless youth need places to live, and Associated Ministries is working on that. Plus President Teresa was away, because those cars are not just going to race themselves.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for June 1Ed married his high school sweetheart 67 years ago this month. And Communities In Schools is strengthening students, upping graduation rates. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for May 25A deputy assistant substitute stand-in served as president, and we heard about our club’s reach to help kids in Sierra Leone. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for May 18The Rotary Foundation, and its relationship with our club and our members. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for May 11A $1000 price tag for lemonade is not the sign of inflation that one might think. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for May 4Where’s The Fire (Department)? And a President Pro Tem who acted like a Pro.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for April 27A new member, a new knee, and a new post-Covid attendance record. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for April 20Mt. Rainier used to be called Teqwuma, and in the legend she was a mother carrying her baby mountains when she tripped, and that’s how we got the Cascades. This and other info from a Nisqually tribal leader. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for April 6Our City is doing well, even with Sue away on jury duty. And Dave got to wing it as finemaster. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for March 30Part 2 of How To Interact With Our Emergency Response System |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for March 23How we can all be better 9-1-1 callers (when the opportunity arises). And how we can all get ready to participate in CPRI. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for March 16The Boy Scouts are still going strong, now welcoming girls and also women leaders. The Clover Park Rotary Invitational (CPRI) is coming. And Teresa only has 3 months left in the longest term as president in Clover Park Rotary history. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for March 9There are evildoers trying to do bad things to our computer networks, and the Washington National Guard is on the job. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for March 2Lakewood has always been a military town, since even long before it was a town. We learned about that history. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for February 23Where did all our money go?!!! Turns out it has gone to a lot of great causes, which we learned about this week. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for February 16The Valentine’s Day chocolate high is finally wearing off. But come to Rotary for some good old fashioned fellowship (chocolate optional). |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for February 9Not all court judges are created equal. Some are “Superior” court judges, and we had one who is an old friend visit our club. Plus, a recounting of the “frequency” of our club’s ruthless lawbreaking. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for February 2We learned that Alan just got back from a chain of volcanic islands, and we learned about our State's response to volcanic emergencies.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for January 19We got educated on what is happening with education. Plus Rotarians are back to meeting in record numbers.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for January 12Covid may keep us apart for a while, but we are still keeping it together via hybrid meetings. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for January 5We learned about the merits of flip phones, statistics, and how much it costs when you do nothing over the holidays. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for December 29Covid is climaxing, the iceman cometh, and we got to learn about elections security.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for December 22Job growth and prosperity in Lakewood, plus two new members. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for December 8When the program coordinator cannot find a guest speaker, he therefore has to step up and explain all of the nuances of how the entire stock market works. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for December 1An eager one to Rat On A Rotarian, some Christmas gift wrapping details, and Sue Potter explains food bank operations.
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Highlights from a Special Monday Meeting of Clover Park RotaryWe skipped our normal Wednesday meeting format to engage in "Service Above Self".
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for November 17Back to Zoom for the weekly meeting, and we learned about how we can help friends and loved ones dealing with thoughts of suicide. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for November 10A Day Visit To the Lewis Army Museum, (which is not haunted, as far as we know)
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for November 3America is where a single mom can rise from humble circumstances to become a Rotary District Governor (except she’s from Canada, but still). And our club is named the “Collaborator Of The Year” (in a good way). |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for October 27Membership challenge, and communicating for the City. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for October 20A Club Assembly, with a challenge to all of us to grow membership. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for October 13A Nimble Zoommeister, A Successful Golf Tournament, and a City Long Term Plan |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for October 6Successful Golf Tournament, successful work party, and the Woodland Park Zoo’s successful efforts to sustain endangered species
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for September 29A tornado, a finemaster, Covid, and other risky events.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for September 22A pinch-hitter speaker, who spread the wealth during the meeting to make others pinch hit, and tell some great stories about our club. Note the baseball analogy, which will come up on the test later.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for September 15Rotarians on the trail of a speaker who will stay on topic. Plus some important admin notes, so read to the end. |
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ShelterBox HERO Recognition for Clover Park Rotary |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for September 8Nurses are great! And our Zoom hybrid capabilities are getting better!
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for September 1The Zoom bugs got worked out, and the finemaster bugged out. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for August 25We tried a hybrid meeting, via Zoom plus in person. We’ll try some more, and keep trying until we get it right. Don’t ever buy Version 1.0 of anything. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for August 18Police have a hard job, made harder by lawmakers. And the story of the geese gone on walkabout. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for August 11A pantry rehab, a hotel horror story, and keeping military history alive for future generations. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for August 4A potential movie star, a gratuitous Monty Python reference that a few will get, and we learned about the local real estate market.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for July 28Those who fail to learn the lessons of history...
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for July 21The Romans did not find algebra very challenging, because X was always equal to 10. They never had to solve for Y. But this week, we got to hear all about the great things Y has.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for July 14Lifting up young people through community college education.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for July 7We're back!!
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Installation Banquet, June 30, 2021"Meet the new boss... Same as the old boss." - - - The Who
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for June 23Soon we will say goodbye to Zoom, and get back to meeting together in person. So it's time to get a haircut. Plus, we got to hear from the exalted Mayor of Steilacoom.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for June 16Teresa is an imminent empty nester. and global warming may not be the big problem that a lot of people claim it is.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for June 9Teresa learns to fix a clothes dryer. Tom learns the finer points of baby showers. And we all learned more about riding the bus.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for June 2Don’t Zoom and drive. And furry critters are great, especially the ones which rescue us.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for May 26Still on Zoom through June 23, then Installation Banquet June 30. And then we get to meet live starting July 7. Oh, and the Master Gardeners do cool things. |
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for May 19How we are going to have a Golf Tournament, with people who cannot get within 6 feet of each other (and wouldn't want to anyway, if they could).
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for May 12A new member, a Sound Transit update, and a look back at some old "new" technology.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for May 5Absent friends, a work project, and a dream to build a golf course as therapy for veterans.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for Apr. 28A focus on crime, including crimes against Rotary.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for Apr. 21The one where we learned about policing in Lakewood under Covid.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for Apr. 14Building more homes in Lakewood.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for Apr. 7Fun with Road Trips, Fines, and Pierce County Priorities!
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for Mar. 31On legendary road trips, and also trips to Lakewold Gardens.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for Mar. 24The meeting was on Zoom, not at Carr's, but there were many memories of zooming cars.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for Mar. 17Weeds that are noxious, Celtic blessings that are a little edgy, and a frantically tap-dancing program coordinator.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for Mar. 10The one when Bob Lawrence looked guilty, President Teresa actually was guilty, and the American Red Cross is helping to support the needy.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for Mar. 3A visit from our District Governor, who brought good news about the battle on Polio.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for Feb. 24While the finemaster is away, the mice will play. Oh, and we learned about the County Council.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for Feb. 17Pirates, adulterated "beer", and another lacrosse scholarship.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for Feb. 10Flying tents, ducklings saved, and a nationwide shortage of paramedics.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for Feb. 3The one where we learned what Boeing is doing about Covid, and how a big manufacturer is coming to Lakewood.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for Jan. 27The one where we learned about Little Free (Food) Pantries.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for Jan. 20Lakewood Playhouse is still alive, and Georgene had another birthday (which one was not specified).
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for Jan. 13This is a good story. Really it is!
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for Jan. 6Plant an extra row this year, and help local food banks.
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for Dec. 23Christmas stories
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Clover Park Rotary Meeting Highlights for Dec. 9Christmas shopping for needy families, and providing medical care to our community.
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Meeting Highlights, Nov. 25, 2020A baby, a wedding, and a briefing on the City of Lakewood
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Meeting Highlights Oct 23 2019Red Badge x 2, Blue Badge x 1, Drop Some Silver and Greenbacks to End Polio!
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Meeting Highlights October 16 2019Visiting Rotarians, Paul Harris Fellows, Presidential Citation w/Gold Distinction, & Generous Donations, all "Side By Side"!
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Meeting Highlights Oct 9 2019Congratulations Are In Order All The Way Around!
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Meeting Highlights October 2 2019Another field trip, this time TO a school, where we learned about really cool new industrial techniques and instruction. And about increasingly expensive logos.
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Meeting Highlights September 25 2019Brandon Earns His Blue Badge of Courage, and West Pierce Really DOES Care!
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Meeting Highlights Sept 18 2019No Cheeseburgers in Paradise, and How We Can Help Stop Human Trafficking
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Meeting Highlights September 11, 2019And a Mighty Fine Job Was Done By P-E John!
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Meeting Highlights September 4 2019Macadamia nuts are a national treasure. And so were the crew of the USS Indianapolis.
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Meeting Highlights Aug 28 2019It's Always a "Fine Day", Thanks to General Ed, and School's Almost In Session!
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Meeting Highlights August 21 2019Nothing Phony About Spumoni, and Kerri Carries the Meeting!
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Meeting Highlights August 14, 2019District Governor’s “Mo's" Visit Spread “Joy” Throughout the Room! |
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Meeting Highlights August 7, 2019
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Meeting Highlights July 31 2019A moveable fort, a new John Deere, and a toast to avocados
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Dorothy Wilhelm Speaker PromoLocal Author Dorothy Wilhelm To Present "True Tales of Puget Sound" July 31
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Meeting Highlights July 24 2019Norman Bates Did NOT Found Bates Technical College, Happy Tequila Day, and Other Useful Information!
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Meeting Highlights July 17 2019Munn, Munes Magnificent; Trobaugh Terrific! The Only Thing Missing was Hot Dogs.
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Meeting Highlights July 10 2019The Red Badge of Chorus, Emergency Food Network, and a 3rd String Photographer!
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Meeting Highlights July 3 2019Being President Is No Picnic, Unless You're Ellie Carr!
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In Memoriam: Alice PeeplesIn Memoriam: Clover Park Rotarian Alice Peeples
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Meeting Notes June 19 2019President Heidi Proficiently Presides Over Her Last Meeting, While Our Speaker Was As Sharp As Ever!
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Meeting Highlights June 12 2019The One Where the City Manager Came From City Hall, and Managed to State the State of the City |
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Meeting Highlights June 5 2019CPRI High Fives, Brandon's Broker Basics, and Munn's Marquee Mastery!
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Meeting Highlights May 29, 2019We Welcome New Members, and the "Chief Ma'am of MAMC" (Madigan Army Medical Center: A Regional Partner that is Always There for the Community).
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Meeting Highlights May 22 2019 |
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Meeting Highlights May 15 2019Our Heidi’s back, and there’s gonna be trouble, Hey La, Hey La, our Heidi’s back… |
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Meeting Highlights May 8 2019Munn The Munificent Presides, and The Bike Patrol Abides!
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Meeting Highlights May 1 2019Mayday, Mayday!!! My Miscreant is in the Maytag!
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Meeting Highlights April 24 2019Katelyn's Baby, Booty Bash, and ShelterBox!
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Meeting Highlights, 4-17-2018Sign, sign, everywhere a sign. 7000 of them actually, including our club's.
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Meeting Highlights April 3, 2019Clover Park is Definitely the "Fun(d) Club"! ("Money for something and your checks for free!")
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Meeting Highlights March 27 2019Sydna’s Back...And We Truly Mixed Things Up...As Advertised
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Meeting Highlights March 20 2019Only Winners, No Losers, and Oh, the Humane-ity!
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Meeting Highlights, March 13, 2019 |
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Meeting Highlights March 6 2019The Judge Earns Her "Blue Badge of Courage", and Pets, PETS, and More Pets!
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Meeting Highlights February 27, 2019Welcoming a New Red Badge Member, The "Yolk's on Randy Black", and Helping the People who are Homeless.
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Meeting Highlights 20 Feb 2019General Ed is "Rotarian of the Month", Paul Webb (finally!) Gets Chocolate, and Helping Hands for Peace Gets $$!
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Meeting Highlights February 13 2019CPRI is back, and the Wachter minions are in the house!!
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Meeting Highlights Feb 6 2019Curses, Milfoiled Again!
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Meeting Highlights January 30 2019Lakewood PD's Top Cop Gives a Top-Notch Presentation!
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Meeting Highlights January 23 2019"Lisa Flips Houses!"
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Meeting Highlights January 16, 2019Club Assembly and Service Project Update!
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Meeting Highlights January 9 2019Welcome, Hallie McCurdy; Tyee Park Thank You, and "You're History, Washington!"
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Meeting Highlights January 2 2019Ringing in the New Year with a Clear Wachter Status.....for at Least 5 Seconds
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Meeting and Project Highlights December 19-20 2018Holiday Stories, Holiday Baskets, and Post-Holiday Programs!
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Meeting Highlights 12-12-2018It's A Wrap! Plus News You Need To Know...
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Meeting Highlights 12-05-2018Alan B. Rocks the Podium, Degrees of Change, and Joyce O. Finds the Joker
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Meeting Highlights November 28 2018Bikes, Rats, Wrapping, and Calling (South Sound) 9-1-1!
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Meeting Highlights Nov 21 2018We Are Thankful!
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Meeting Highlights 11-14-2018November 14th Meeting Highlights!
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Meeting Highlights November 7 2018A New Look For Meeting Notes
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Meeting Notes October 31, 2018Happy Halloween!
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Meeting Notes October 24 2018Eradicating Polio, One Mosquito At A Time!
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Meeting Notes October 3 2018Welcome Back John Unfred, plus "It's The Water" (And a lot more!)
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Meeting Notes September 26 2018 |
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Meeting Notes September 19 2018Committee Workgroup Wednesday! Working to Bring A Signature Project to Our City |
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Meeting Notes September 12, 2018John Munn’s Debut as Meeting Leader: No Fines and a Job Well Done! (90% Photo-Free, for those watching their pixel intake!) |
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Meeting Notes September 5 2018Recognition of Excellence, and Communities In Schools Update
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Meeting Notes August 29 2018Roads, Rats, and Backpacks! (And a Jet-Lagged Editor, so Mea Culpa in advance!)
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Meeting Notes, August 22, 2018 We are connected through invisible strands: our friendships, connections, commitment to do good.
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Meeting Notes, August 15, 2018Lots of Good Committee Work Occurred During Our Club Assembly |
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Meeting Notes, August 8, 2018Dealing with emotional distress and depression. It helps to cancel fines for the week.
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Meeting Notes July 25 2018
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Meeting Notes August 1, 2018
Our Finemistress Blind(sided) Us With Science, Then We Learned Where To Have Fun in Tacoma/Pierce County!
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Meeting Notes: July 18, 2018SummerFest, Summer Socials, Summertime (...and the Livin' is Easy.) |
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Meeting Notes, June 13, 2018It's not the jump that hurts you. It's the sudden stop at the end.
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Meeting Notes, June 6, 2018Tonya Harding let one get away
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Meeting Notes, May 30, 2018...And Men Do Not Compete Well in Silence Contests |
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Meeting Notes, May 23, 2018More Water Than They Had Ever Seen At One Time!
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Meeting Notes, May 16, 2018Water, water everywhere, which Randy hopes you'll drink.
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Meeting Notes, May 9, 2018Adoption, foster care, and dog trivia
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Meeting Notes, May 2, 2018Important lesson: Don't send General Ed to the wrong address
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Meeting Notes, April 18, 2018Learning About Online Scams Which does not include Clover Park Rotarians soliciting for the annual Rose Sale.
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Meeting Notes, April 11, 2018Great job, Heidi!!!!
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Meeting Notes, April 4, 2018A visit from Congressman Denny Heck
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Meeting Notes, March 28, 2018Some Assembly Required
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Meeting Notes, March 21, 2018President Bryan to exit, stage left.
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Meeting Notes, March 14, 2018Water, juice, and trains! Oh my!
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Meeting Notes, March 7, 2018Bonnie's back! And Bryan gets schooled about time management.
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Meeting Notes, February 28, 2018Rose Sale Kickoff Day, Wine with “In Tents” Flavor, and an Axel Rose Trivia Question
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Meeting Notes, February 21, 2018Pilgrims, a grandpuppy, and an answer and explanation on “What Rotary International Board Directors Do”...who knew!!
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Meeting Notes, February 14, 2018The inspiring story of World Vision's partnerships with Rotary.
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Meeting Notes, February 7, 2018The club gets another lawyer.
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Meeting Notes, January 31, 2018The Lord giveth, and the Lord taketh away. But Rotary just gives grants, with no takeaways (finemaster efforts notwithstanding).
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Meeting Notes, January 24, 2018We hear from the chief of West Pierce Fire and Rescue, which we are assured has better equipment than this: .jpg) |
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Meeting Notes, January 17, 2018Dave Hall tells us all about Shelter Box
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Meeting Notes, January 10, 2018Fish are smart, because they stay in schools. And so do more high schoolers in Lakewood, which is a good thing.
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Meeting Notes, January 3, 2018Waterfall visits, girls in the Boy Scouts, and a big donation to fight local hunger.
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Meeting Notes, December 20, 2017Marriages, proposals, burning gravy, scorpions, Star Wars jammies, horny toads, and other Christmas stories.
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Meeting Notes, December 13, 2017An update on the City of Lakewood, and preparation for Christmas.  There, that ought to do it. |
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Meeting Notes, December 6, 2017President Bryan has been there, done that, got the T-shirt. And Chambers Bay has a Master Plan, which does not involve building a Death Star.
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Meeting Notes, November 29, 2017"Disaster Mitigation" does not only consist of weaseling out of Fun And Fines. And come to the Christmas gift wrapping party Dec. 5th, 5:00 PM, at Carr's.
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Meeting Notes, November 22, 2017A new slate, an installation date A self-serenade, and Alice finally paid |
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Meeting Notes, November 15, 2017While the Fine Master and Primary Fine Madam are away..... Marie Rakes in the $Bucks! |
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Meeting Notes, November 8, 2017Hearing from the head of Pierce County Parks (and no, she can't help with your parking ticket)
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Meeting Notes, November 1, 2017Trees, homes, and explanations for strange terms like "Wachter" and "Fraley"
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Meeting Notes, October 25, 2017Keeping our skies blue (and white, and red).
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Meeting Notes, October 18, 2017A new baby Rotarian joins our ranks, and we learn about what moves people.
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Meeting Notes, October 11, 2017Baby it’s cold outside, but warmhearted Rotarians gathered to hear about support for students who need it most. |
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Meeting Notes, October 4, 2017Fall is here, Alice is back, Georgene is back too. And the City of Lakewood wants to check out your apartment.
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Meeting Notes, September 27, 2017Back to our home base again, and hearing about efforts to improve the waters of the Puget Sound.
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Meeting Notes, September 22, 2017A joint meeting of the Clover Park Rotary Club and the Lakewood Rotary Club, welcoming District Governor Tom Carroll
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Meeting Notes, September 13, 2017We hear from Diane Formoso, who IS Caring For Kids
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Meeting Notes, September 6, 2017Appreciating all who serve, especially those who serve the ones who have served.
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Meeting Notes, August 30, 2017The Lakewood Community Foundation, plus a brand new member.
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Meeting Notes, Aug. 23, 2017Dave Hall gets a blue badge, and goes "full golf geek".
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Meeting Notes, Aug. 16, 2017Hearing about print media, and other ways to reach "the public".
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Meeting Notes, Aug. 9, 2017Puppies, And A Cause That Will Paw at Your Heart! (Gnaw, he didn’t say that!......Yes, he woofing did!)  |
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Meeting Notes, August 2, 2017Aviators, Visitors, and an Aye to Continue Our Noon Meeting Time.
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Meeting Notes, July 26, 2017Contemplating a switch to a morning meeting time.
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Meeting Notes for July 12 & 19, 2017Another two-fer of meeting notes Ed. Note: This is my fault. Notetaker Sheri Hodson did get me the meeting notes for the July 12 meeting ahead of the July 19 meeting, but I did not get them edited and sent out. I would point out that her email with the notes was sent at 11:58 AM on July 19, a full two minutes before the start of the next meeting. I'll just have to try to be more efficient. |
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Meeting Notes, July 5, 2017Giving first generation college students a boost
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Meeting Notes, June 28, 2017Bryan's first meeting as president, and lots to catch up on.
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Meeting Notes, June 14, 2017Happy Rotarians up bright and early!
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Meeting Notes, June 7, 2017Welcome Back, George Lin!!
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Meeting Notes, May 31, 2017 |
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Meeting Notes, May 24, 2017And Alice won HOW MUCH?!! Ed. note: This bulletin was delayed because, well, it was Memorial Day weekend and there were other priorities. And then the good folks at Clubrunner decided to install an (ahem) update, to make things "better" (AKA all screwed up). So you're lucky to have it even now.
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Meeting Notes, May 17, 2017The one where we found out what TBD means. Its meaning up until now was still to be determined.
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Meeting Notes May 3 & 10Another Double Header of Meeting Notes
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Meeting Notes, April 19, 2017Spring is here, and so were the Rotarians.
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Meeting Notes, April 5&12, 2017Two, two, two meeting notes in one!
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Meeting Notes, Mar. 29, 2017Learning what the Lakewood Police Department does
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Meeting Notes, Mar. 22, 2017Another little Rotarian on the way!
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Meeting Notes, Mar. 15, 2017Learning about aid to the needy in Nepal.
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Meeting Notes, Mar. 1, 2017It's Rose Sale Time!
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Meeting Note, Feb. 22, 2017Learning about applying for Social Security benefits.
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Meeting Notes, Feb. 15, 2017News of babies all around.
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Meeting Notes, Feb. 8, 2017Last week, no finemasters. This time, we had an abundance.
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Meeting Notes, Feb. 1, 2017A wedding quandary not involving a shotgun. And a laughing cow doing Tai Chi.
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Meeting Notes, Jan. 25, 2017The one where Rotarians get schooled on the state of the school district, as stated by a school superintendent, who is a Rotarian.
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Meeting Notes, Jan. 18, 2017Clover Park Rotary welcomes back Don Sosnowski.
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Meeting Notes, Jan. 4, 2017Starting off the new year right, and on time. With an extra lawyer in the house (who was allowed to stand up).
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Meeting Notes, Dec. 28, 2016The return of the Jedi? No.
The return of the Heidi? Perhaps.
These are not the finemasters you're looking for.
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Meeting Notes, Dec. 14, 2016Hearing about hearing.
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Meeting Notes, Nov. 30, 2016President Jim was absent, used the old "major surgery" excuse.
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Meeting Notes, Nov. 23, 2016President not available...
President-elect not available...
Vice President not available...
Helloooo past-past-President Sheri!!!!
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Meeting Notes, Nov. 9 & 16, 2016 |
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Meeting Notes, Nov. 2, 2016New members, aspiring new members, and emergency preparedness
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Meeting Notes, Oct. 28, 2016A report on our Club's stoves project in Guatemala
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Meeting Notes, Oct. 21, 2016Lots shaking in Lakewood area businesses!
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Meeting Notes, Oct. 14, 2016A rare joint meeting was held with Lakewood Rotary, to hear from our District Governor.
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Meeting Notes, August 10, 2016A Visit From Our Secretary of State
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Meeting Notes, August 3, 2016Finally, at long last!!
Meeting notes recorded by Sheri Hodson
Edited and posted, after a significant delay, by Tom McClellan
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Meeting Notes, July 27, 2016 |
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Meeting Notes July 13, 2016What happens when you get two immediate Past District Governors to visit your club on the same day?
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Join us Sept. 10: Inspirational presentation by Richard KingJoin us on Saturday, Sept. 10 for an inspiring lunchtime presentation from Richard D. King J.D, Past-President of Rotary International.
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Meeting Notes, July 6, 2016 |
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Installation Banquet, June 15, 2016 |
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Meeting Notes, June 8, 2016It’s Curtains for You, Joyce.
Meeting notes went unrecorded,
but were nevertheless edited by Tom McClellan
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Meeting Notes, June 1, 2016Blackberries, scotch broom, and beavers, OH MY!
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Meeting Notes, May 18, 2016 |
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Meeting Notes, May 11, 2016The one where there was no recorder.
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Meeting Notes, May 4, 2016The Rose Sale is complete. It was an exciting and beneficial week.
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Meeting Notes, April 20, 2016Choi Halladay detailing the great works of Pierce College
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Meeting Notes, April 13, 2016The one where Ed Trobaugh came back, and in fine form.
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Meeting Notes, April 6, 2016Visiting Rotarians almost equaled native ones!
Meeting notes recorded and edited (and photographed) by Tom McClellan
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Meeting Notes, March 30, 2016March 30 Meeting Minutes
Our very own "kapena" (Hawaiian for "traveler") Sydna Koontz recorded meeting notes
John Munn spoke about Keaka (theater)
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Meeting Notes, March 23, 2016Lots of upcoming events to engage with others in service.
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Meeting Notes, March 16, 2016Are you ready for the infernal equinox?
Meeting notes for March 16, 2016 recorded by Dee Ebsen
Edited by Tom McClellan, who knows that it is really the vernal equinox
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Meeting Notes, March 10, 2016The one where Bob Lawrence arrived early!
Meeting notes recorded by Sheri Hodson
Edited by Tom McClellan
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Meeting Notes, March 2, 2016Whose Cell Phone was That Anyway!!
Notes taken by Jim Hairston
Edited by Tom McClellan
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Meeting Notes, Feb. 24, 2016Building a Wall Of Hope
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Meeting Notes, Feb. 17, 2016"Run, Hide, Fight"
And that's not supposed to be the advice for during "Fun And Fines"
Notes recorded by Bonnie Kern, edited by Tom McClellan
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Meeting Notes, Feb. 10, 2016Interior designers are not "pillow fluffers"!
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Meeting Notes, Feb. 3, 2016Talking about unemployment.
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Meeting Notes, Jan. 27, 2016District Governor's Visit, along with GOD.
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Meeting Notes, Jan. 13, 2016The loss of a friend, a new member, and joy at being together.
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Meeting Notes, Jan. 6, 2016A New Year's Resolution: Participate More In Rotary
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Meeting Notes, Dec. 16, 2015A 22-Day Cruise, a Marathon Chase, a Wine Tab Delayed but Not Forgotten, and a Trip to The Nation’s Capital
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Meeting Notes, Dec. 9, 2015Christmas is a'comin', and the State Supreme Court is a'representin'.
Meeting Notes recorded faithfully by Dee Ebsen, and edited with an edgy attitude by Tom McClellan |
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Meeting Notes, Dec. 2, 2015PORTs are imPORTant
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Meeting Notes, November 25, 2015Oh good! More dog pictures!
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Meeting Notes, November 18, 20152 Chaplains Came to Visit, And Brought Good News
Meeting Notes taken by Karen Fengler Nichols, with creative editing by Tom McClellan
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Meeting Notes, November 11, 2015A direct lesson on Polio’s impact
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Meeting Notes, October 28, 2015Neil Wachter wants to know how his name became a verb.
Notes taken by David Cotant, edited by Tom McClellan
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Meeting Notes, October 21, 2015Wedging and Clamping, Is that something you should know?
Notes taken by Jim Hairston
Edited by Tom McClellan
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Meeting Notes, October 14, 2015Wachters, anti-Wachters, and Charter Review.
Meeting Notes recorded by Karen George, edited by Tom McClellan
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Meeting Notes, September 23, 2015A visit from our new friends at Tyee Park Elementary School.
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Meeting Notes, September 16, 2015Genes, not jeans.
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Meeting Notes, September 9, 2015A substitute pres., and we almost missed having a guest speaker!
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Meeting Notes, August 26, 2015Misplaced Sun Glasses, a Nineteenth Wedding Anniversary and a Presentation from the Kindred Souls Foundation - August 26, 2015
 Today’s Speaker – Brian Nelson, Co-Founder of the Kindred Souls Foundation
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Meeting Notes, August 5, 2015New members, a stoves project, and a dubious rat. Oh my!
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Meeting Notes July 22, 2015 Today's Speaker -LeAnne Noren, Executive Director of Pierce County Project Access
Clover Park Rotary Meeting Notes - July 22, 2015
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Meeting Notes, July 15, 2015Clover Park Rotary Meeting Notes, July 15, 2015
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Meeting Notes, July 8, 2015Clover Park Rotary Club Meeting July 8, 2015
Notes taken by Karen Fengler-Nichols, editing by Jim H
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Meeting Notes, July 1, 2015President Joyce's first meeting as president, and so far no fines for screwing up!Notes taken by Karen Fengler Nichols, editing by Tom McClellan
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Meeting Notes, April 15, 2015Meeting Notes, April 15, 2015
Notes taken by Jim Hairston
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Meeting Notes, April 8, 2015Meeting Notes, April 8, 2015
Notes taken by Sydna Koontz, with editing by Tom McClellan
With important points in this issue for lovers of mules and donkeys. |
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Meeting Notes, March 25, 2015Meeting Notes, March 18, 2015
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Notes taken by Sydna Koontz, with editing by Jim HairstonMeeting Notes, March 25, 2015
Notes taken by Sydna Koontz, with editing by Tom McClellan Only 12 more meetings to go in Sheri's year as President! |
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Meeting Notes March 18, 2015Meeting Notes, March 18, 2015
Notes taken by Sydna Koontz, with editing by Jim Hairston |
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Meeting Notes, March 11, 2015Meeting Notes, March 11, 2015
Notes taken by Jim Hairston, with editing by President Sheri Hodson
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Meeting Notes, March 4, 2015Meeting Notes, March 4, 2015
Notes taken by Karen Fengler-Nichols, with editing by Jim Hairston
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Meeting Notes, February 25, 2015Meeting Notes, February 25, 2015
Notes taken by Bonnie Kern, with editing by Tom McClellan |
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Meeting Notes, February 18, 2015Meeting Notes, February 18, 2015
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Meeting Notes, December 31 |
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Meeting Notes, December 17 |
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Meeting Notes, November 26 |
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Meeting Notes, November 19President Sheri only has 29 meetings left to go after this one!! |
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Meeting Notes, November 14 |
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Meeting Notes, Nov. 5 EFN Repack |
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Meeting Notes, October 29A meeting full of Halloween Fun! |
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Meeting Notes, October 22 |
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Rotary Store |
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Meeting Notes, October 15President Sheri Hodson led another successful meeting, but due to a camera failure on your scribe's brand new iPhone 6, there is no photographic record of it. To make up for that, some news headlines from the world outside Rotary will be interspersed in this week's eBulletin. |
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A Hole In One, and the Theater Benefit |
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Meeting Notes, October 8
President Sheri successfully led us in the 15th meeting of her year as club President (not that anyone is counting). |
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Meeting Notes, October 1 |
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Meeting Notes, September 24No photo this time. Must be present to win. |
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Meeting Notes, September 10
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Meeting Notes, August 27President Sheri leads us in another successful meeting. |
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EFN Anniversary Celebration |
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Meeting Notes, August 20 |
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Catching Up On Some Old News |
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Rotary Foundation Awards |
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Meeting Notes, August 13The notes from the August 13 meeting will certainly fail to fully capture the full extent of the fun which was had by those in attendance. Life is a participation sport; one must be present to win. |
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Southgate, CP Rotary partner for play, March 30Southgate, CP Rotary partner for play, March 30 |
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Southgate Elementary and Clover Park Rotary celebrate Read Across America Day.
Southgate Elementary and Clover Park Rotary celebrate Read Across America Day. In cities and towns across the nation, teachers, teenagers, librarians, politicians, actors, athletes, parents, grandparents, and others develop National Education Association's Read Across America activities to bring reading excitement to children of all ages. Clover Park Rotary recognizes the role reading plays in their community and provided a free spaghetti dinner for 600 kids and their families at Southgate on Thursday night. In addition to a great dinner, the fun filled night included a host of different fun reading activities for all ages and a book fair sponsored by Rotary. Southgate Elementary and Clover Park Rotary would like to thank the sponsors that helped provide the free spaghetti dinner, Carrs Restaurant, Custer Road McDonalds, Sysco foods and Tri-City meats. Thank you to these companies that have demonstrated a tremendous support for education in Lakewood. |
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Southgate |
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Foundation Month
November is Foundation Month
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Rotary Club os Clover Park Fall Funraiser
Pride and Prejudice
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Arts Fest
Arts Fest 2014
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Clover Park Rotary International Project |
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Clover Park Rotary donates to Lakewood PlayhouseClover Park Rotary donates to Lakewood Playhouse |
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Gene Pankey House
Our own president Randy Black, accepting $1,000 check from Diane Formoso, president of Lakewood First Lions Club and member Larry Saunders as a contribution towards the Gene Pankey Habitat for Humanity House being built in Tillicum. |
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Courage Classic 2011
Clover Park Rotary Courage Classic Rest area 2011
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Interact Collects School Supplies |
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Rotary Wear |
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Parks Appreciation Day
Parks Appreciation Day
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Southgate Elementary School Service Project |
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Communities in Schools |
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On Line Make Up |
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Changing One Mind at a Time |
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Clover Park Rotary to build new Picnic Shelter |
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Clover Park Rotary helps Boys and Girls Club |
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Rotary Bus |
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Morocco Water Project |
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Rotarians for Hearing Regeneration |
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The Big News: Three new members were inducted! See below for more details.
