NEWPORT-IRVINE ROTARY CLUB "OCTOBER 18, 2012
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Last Meeting Notes Past-Pres Uzo called order 12:30 Invocation: Uzo Okereke Pledge of Allegiance: Jeff Kolsin 4-Way Test: Ken Paddock Uzo led us in singing “America” Visting Rotarians & Guests: John introduced Visiting Rotarian: Howard Kelton, Newport Sunrise. Guest: Richard Ruiz UCI Rotaract Club. Richard announced that UCI Rotaract has doubled membership this year to 60 ! He alerted us of their annual January concert which will raise funds for Polio Plus. Announcements: Dave Halm: Rotary Foundation Dinner Nov 17. 15 members have signed up –need 5 more for a 2nd table. He encouraged us to purchase Raffle tickets as well. The Business Award Luncheon was held on 10/12. Although Casey did not win the award, the luncheon provided great fellowship. Art - Bike Ride. We need sponsors! We all need to be thinking about who we can approach. Sponsor Solicitation Booklet is finalized and ready to take to potential sponsors. Please contact any businesses you know who are potential sponsors. Uzo gave an overview of District recognition ceremony for Earl Fusselman. Earl first joined Rotary in 1944 and has been a member of five clubs: 68 years. He served as club president in 1949-50. He initiated the District newsletter and chaired or served on numerous committees. Earl spoke fondly of his Rotary sponsor. He concluded
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NEWPORT-IRVINE ROTARY CLUB "OCTOBER 18, 2012
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