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RI 2000-2001 THEME
Create Awareness-Take Action

Vol 13, No 17      October 23, 2000

IN THIS ISSUE

THIS WEEK’S EDITOR
John Mix

THIS WEEK’S PHOTOGRAPHER
Jim Kindsvater

POINTS OF INTEREST

SHORT VERSION MEMBER DIRECTORY PDF FILE AVAILABLE in the Members Only section.

BBRC COMMITTEE LISTS lists are available in the Members Only Section.

CHECK OUT THE BBBB (Bellevue Breakfast Bulletin Board)!

 

 

Dr. Anne Mctiernan
Friday’s speaker, Dr. Anne McTiernan

Reduce the Risk of Breast Cancer – Exercise!

October is breast cancer awareness month. Dr. Anne McTiernan, M.D., Ph.D, Project Director at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle for a breast fitness program, was the featured speaker at Friday’s meeting. Co-author of a new book titled “Breast Fitness,” Dr. McTiernan said that breast cancer is a common disease, as was proven by a show of hands from the audience of members who knew of women with the disease. “As a matter of fact, 1 in 8 or 9 women are at risk to get the disease … the risk has risen in the past decade. Breast cancer occurrence varies within countries, age groups, and cultures.” More

Boys & Girls Club
Has A New Van!

With proceeds from last year’s raffle being put to work, representatives from the Bellevue Boys & Girls Club stepped up to accept a check for $15,000 to fund a new 15-passenger van in support Project Learn, their After School Program. Kathy Haggart, Director and CEO of the B&G Club, gratefully accepted the check from Jim Owens. More

 

District Governor John Nelson makes the annual visit by Rotary District 5030’s chief executive officer. Don’t miss an update on Rotary where we live. Friday, 7:00 a.m., Glendale Country Club. [Please park in the upper lot.]

A WORD FROM THE
PRESIDENT [OF ROTARY 
FIRST HARVEST]
Despite the robust economy we have enjoyed the past few years, hunger remains a huge problem in our area. It just doesn’t seem possible that people and families struggle to get enough to eat when jobs are so plentiful and prosperity abounds, yet food banks are busier than ever, and people are going hungry. MORE

THOUGHT FOR 
THE WEEK
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