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IN THIS ISSUE
BAM! A New Bellevue Art Museum!
SPECIAL TO THE REVEILLE:
Scandal Erupts Around Delegates
by Carl Woodstein & Bob
Bern
Koshar Departs
Lingenbrink Fines
Little Bits Update
Sammamish High Vocational Opportunities
Smile! You’re On the Digital Directory Camera
Group Home Gets New Paint Job
Raffle News
I Hate You, “ILOVEYOU”!!
by Robin Stark
Web Fun
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ANNUAL
BBRC GOLF
TOURNAMENT
Friday, July 7
Mt. Si Golf Course
8:00 a.m. Shotgun
Check-in at
7:00 a.m.
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Nancy Rignel, Bellevue Art Museum
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BAM! A New Bellevue Art Museum
Nancy Rignel, Executive Director of the Bellevue Art Museum was energized over the prospect of a new facility to house its activities and displays. From a meager beginning in 1946, when the Crabapple
Restaurant provided display of art by local artists and helped sponsor the first Arts and Crafts Fair in 1947, the Bellevue Art Museum has grown along with the Fair. And now, in the year 2000, the former
Pacific Northwest Arts Fair will become known as the Bellevue Art Museum Fair and be the Museum’s largest public program and fundraiser. More
SPECIAL TO THE REVEILLE
Scandal Erupts Around Delegates
By Carl Woodstein & Bob Bernward
The call came early Tuesday morning, before the “I Love You” virus saturated the world’s computers. A scratchy voice told us that another “Gate” was about to happen at Rock Bottom in Bellevue. Based
on what we saw last Thursday, it most certainly was “Rock Bottom.” More
Koshar Departs
Jonathan Koshar, serving ably as the Club’s treasurer for the past two years, was recognized for that service on the eve of his departure for a new assignment in Washington, D. C. More
Group Home Gets New Paint Job
A team of dedicated BBRC members and Sammamish High students attacked a house owned by Community Homes of Bellevue on Saturday. This is the second such project undertaken by the BBRC at the request of
John Therrian, owner of the facilities. They provide housing and programs for girls suffering from Downs Syndrome. More
Website Directory
Gets Green Light
A “Members Only” Directory will become a part of the BBRC Website on or about July 1st, according to Website Committee chair Steve Roberts. Members will be able to access the directory with a login ID and
password, consisting of the member name plus another confirmation password. More
Member Directory
form now available!
Click below!
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Keeping up with today’s headlines, the BBRC waged its
own battle with the ILOVEYOU virus. Who won? Find out
FRIDAY POTPOURRI
Rick Klobucher delivered the invocation and led the pledge to the flag. Lorraine Gunderson
introduced five visiting Rotarians and other guests. Her attempt to find out what to do with the Taco Bell Chihuahua met with few ideas.
RETREAT RECAP
Chuck Barnes was asked to give a final recap of the Annual Planning Retreat. Twenty members participated in the golf outing, with Dean Pollock
shooting a 96, followed by Rick Klobucher
with a 98. All others broke 100. “At least 200 golf balls were lost,” reported a solemn Chuck, and 55 members attended the entire event. Chuck closed by saying “it was a great retreat, providing the new administration with terrific ideas to create a solid game plan.” Thanks to all who attended.
PASSAGES
Earl Falk has returned to full battle status after an overnight stay in the hospital getting his pacemaker upgraded.
John E “Ted” Ederer has made news …he’s been named President of United Way. At the same time, he and
Jeanne are proud first-time grandparents of son Tom’s and daughter-in-law Jennifer’s new arrival, Allison Kate. Congrats, Ted!
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
Henry VIII said: “Of seven peasants, I can make seven Lords. But I cannot make even one Hans Holbein out of seven Lords.” [This Thought was greeted with
stunned silence, followed by a building crescendo of laughter. As President DeWater said, “I knew Hans Holbein was a stretch for this club, but I thought they’d know Henry VIII!]
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