Coshocton Rotary Club Newsletter
Meeting the World Weekly at Three Rivers July 9, 2008 

Rotarians at Work 
 
Coshocton Rotarians reviewed the existing committees for the new Rotary year.  Committee chairs for 2008-09 are as follows:  Doug Marmie (Club Service), Kathy Thompson (Community Service),  Heather Guess (International Service), and Jaime Crawford (Vocational Service).
 
Click here to view the 2008-09 committee assignments.

Jason Given's First Speech

 Invoices are available for Pickup
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We love visiting Rotarians 
Welcome Chris Maurer from West Lafayette Rotary!
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Paul Harris Day
July 15th, 2008
The Coshocton Rotary Club will celebrate Paul Harris Day on Tuesday, July 15th. 
 
All Paul Harris Fellows are asked to wear their Paul Harris pins.  A specail ceremony will also take place during the meeting.
 
The first Rotary Club was organized by Paul Harris, a young Chicago attorney, as an outgrowth of a meeting of Harris and three of his friends, on February 23, 1905.
 
The Coshocton Rotary Club meets each Tuesday at Noon at the Coshocton Town and Country Club at 925 Cambridge Road.
Uncorked
Club Social
The next Coshocton Rotary Club social will take place on Wednesday, July 23rd at Uncorked in Roscoe Village. 
 
Come early to get a good seat.  The fun officially begins at 6pm.

 
 
Coshocton RotaryClub Hub
Guests/Visitors: Chris Maurer, West Lafayette Rotary Club.
  
Mystery Rotarian:  Always wanted to be the owner of a men's clothing store... First car was a Chevy sedan... If he were doing what he loved best, he'd be golfing or dancing... If running for office, his political platform would be "I always follow the golden rule..."  His nickname is "Shorty..."  He is also a two-time state horse shoe pitching champion.  We definetly have a ringer in Harold Thompson.
 
Barb reported that Donna Johnson's 2nd round of chemotherapy treatments were going well.  All the cards and notes were very much appreciated.

 Cathy Cosmar
Phantom Files
Jeff Eikenberry was the Phantom on July 8th.  Kathy Thompson was #3 followed by Dr. Don Tupper at #4.  The Phantom is a mystery greeter who secretly keeps track of who he/she shakes hands week.  The 3rd handshake victim of the Phantom receives a free lunch while the 4th pays a fine.

Gearjammer G'News
Rotarians who had signed up for a club committee at last weeks' meeting were fine free.  All others had to pay a dollar.
 
.333 Drawing
Shelly Lillibridge's table claimed the weekly drawing for a 3rd week in a row to collect $13.00.  The big jackpot now stands at $248.00 as 38 cards remain in the deck.  Don't forget, win the big money by drawing the Joker.  Double your weekly winnings by drawing a 2-eyed Jack.  Watchout for the Ace of Spades or the Suicide King, draw one of these cards and forfeit your weekly cash prize.

 
Program Assignments Announced 
The responsibility for all the programs each month is the Rotarian designated for the first program.  If your are a monthly chairperson, please contact the other weekly hosts and confirm that they have a program for their assigned week. 
 
Programs should be interesting and appropriate for the club avoiding areas of controversy, extreme points of view, and excessive solicitation for funding.   Please advise Casey Claxon cclaxon@noveltyadv.com and Tim Vance timv@ohioheritage.com when you have the programs confirmed (or at least pending) so this information can be posted on the web-site and included in our weekly bulletin. 
 
The third meeting of each month will be the "Fun Program" (may be pre-empted for special occasions like holidays).  Ann Miller milleran@oplin.org is heading up this part of programming for the Rotary year so please notify her as well.  If anyone needs assistance or advice as to appropriateness of programs, please contact Tim Vance, Program Chair.
 
Program Assignment Calendar:  PDF  |  HTML