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Vol 14, No 37      March 18, 2002

IN THIS ISSUE
This Reveille Home Page

Preparing for Emergencies

Friday Potpourri

Rotarian of the Month: Rick Klobucher

Student of the Month: Laura Severson

Treehouse Accepts Grant

Classification Talk: John Hague

New Member Inducted: Ken Perine

New Member Proposed: Maureen Concannon

We Get Emails

Web Fun

THIS WEEK’S EDITOR
John Mix

PHOTOGRAPHER
Jim Kindsvater

POINTS OF INTEREST
SHORT VERSION MEMBER DIRECTORY
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EXPENSE-FUNDING REQUEST FORM
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BBRC COMMITTEE LISTS Members Only Section

DISTRICT 5030 CLUB MEETING LOCATIONS Calendar

NEW MEMBER APLICATION FORM
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Joanne Jordan
Joanne Jordan

Preparing for Emergencies

Joanne Jordan is some kind of presenter! Over the 16-year history of the BBRC, we’ve seen a lot of presentations. But, 800 presenters later, you’d have to agree that Joanne knows her business and is perhaps one of the most engaging speakers we’ve had the pleasure of hearing! “I used to teach little kids, so I talk fast, and I may not have too much time left to talk about disaster preparedness. Thanks to Rotary for inviting me and to the Salvation Army for the work it does. But, I’m here to talk about disasters.”

Joanne began by tackling earthquake myths: how to be safe. “Getting under doorways is not good advice. Doors hurt people; people get hurt trying to get to the door. It’s not recommended. Injuries to peoples’ limbs are most prevalent. We recommend Drop, Cover & Hold. How to be safe? Drop under a table or desk, cover yourself underneath, and hold on to legs of the table.” MORE

Laura Block
Laura Block, Treehouse

Treehouse Accepts Grant
Madeline Gauthier,
BBRC Community Service Committee chairperson, introduced Laura Block, representing Treehouse, the organization that helps foster children. A check for $3,000 will be put to use helping youngsters who often have little hope. MORE

Thought for the Week
The best preparation for tomorrow is doing your best today.

World Trade Center Lights
Courtesy of Bob Moloney

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World Trade Center Lights

THIS WEEK
Each weekday at noon, Dori Monson takes to the airwaves to entertain listeners on what he calls “The Big Show.” On KIRO710 AM. This Friday, he does a special for the BBRC as featured guest and presenter. Don’t miss “The Dori Monson Show,” Glendale Country Club, 7:00 a.m. Friday. Guests are welcome!

ADMIN CORNER
Fifty Rotarians were credited with attendance Snow Day, March 8; 47 attended in person; and 3 have made up at this point. In order to keep your attendance high, please consider a make-up at any Rotary Club in the area. Consult the
Calendar for details of which clubs meets when and where.

ADMIN THOUGHT
There are plenty of good five-cent cigars in the country. The trouble is they cost a quarter. What this country needs is a good five-cent nickel." – Franklin P. Adams

UPCOMING EVENTS
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Calendar for more details on these events.

Sat, Apr 20
District Foundation & Membership Seminar; 8:00 a.m.-12:00 noon, Mercer Island Community Center

Sat, Jun 1
District Assembly, Ballard High School (Seattle), 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon

Sat, Aug 17
Rotary Night at the Mariners

Mon-Tue, Sep 30, Oct 1
Landmine Action Conference, "Ending the Tragedy of Landmines through Innovation and Cooperation"

Mon, Jun 24
Farwest Breakfast, Barcelona Rotary International Convention