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IN THIS ISSUE
THIS WEEK’S EDITOR
Mark Hough
PHOTOGRAPHER
Jim Kindsvater
POINTS OF INTEREST
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Bruce King
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NEC Invitational World Golf Championship
Bob Holert introduced well known local sportscaster Bruce King as the BBRC featured speaker. Bruce is a member of Sahalee Country Club, the home of the NEC Invitational from August 19-25, 2002. Sahalee was the site of the 80th PGA Golf Championship in 1998 and, at the bequest of many players, the PGA will be the home of the World Golf Championships-NEC Invitational from August 19-25, 2002. This is another major tournament for the Pacific Northwest. The World Golf Championships comprise four different events, the Accenture Match Play Championship, the American Express Stroke Play Championship, The EMC2 Team Play Championship, and the NEC Invitational Play. MORE
Rotary’s Leadership Academy
In an attempt to further spread the gospel of Rotary, Dick Clarke established the District Leadership Academy a year ago and reports that “classes” will begin for the new semester in September. “This is a 10-lesson correspondence course, which digs into what Rotary is all about. It’s an invaluable tool for all Rotarians and particularly those who are in leadership within their clubs. This past year, 20 Rotarians became part of the first graduating class, and I urge all of you to consider enrolling in this special course.” The cost is $75.00. Click here for a registration form.
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Dr. Bill Crounse, Overlake Hospital, is also Senior Vice President and founder of DrGoodwell.com, “Online Healthcare for Employees in the High Tech Industry,” an internet start-up working in partnership with Microsoft to provide health information and "virtual clinic" medical services to employees in high-tech industries. Don’t miss the activities, with breakfast at 7:00 a.m., club business at 7:30, and the program at 8:00. Glendale Country Club, Friday morning. Visitors welcome. |
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Still recuperating in Idaho. Wish you all were here.
They say that life is a lot like golf. Don’t you believe it – golf is a lot more complicated!
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