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A U. S. Army update by Major General Jim Collins, Deputy Commander of Fort Lewis and I Corps. A current review of the nation’s military stature is his topic. Bring a guest who may be a potential member. Enjoy breakfast at 7:00 a.m. It all happens at the Glendale Country Club this Friday morning!

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The Reveille staff is in need of help ­ like, wow, we need a correspondent to cover a meeting later this month. Maybe Jim Kindsvater would turn over his camera to some other volunteer and Jim could be correspondent. Jim has terrific writing talents ­ they are just covered up by his love for photography. This would allow Jim to sit at the back of the room and not have rotten vegetables thrown at him as he does his photo duty. This would allow some other fine Rotarian to see what they can do taking pictures. The need is for February 25th. If there’s no response to this “ad” by the end of the week, the Reveille editor will begin the process of alphabetizing the prospects. We will begin at “Goldfarb.” Please respond or forever rue the day. (Mark Hough is otherwise engaged that day, and Tom Helbling is also not available.)

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Vol. 17, No. 32, February 7, 2005

IN THIS ISSUE:

This Reveille Home Page | The Friday Program: The Pacific Rim Sports Summit (Bill Walsh) | Valentine Dine-Around This Saturday | Announcements of Note | Friday Potpourri | Eastside Academy Update | Centennial Park Moment | A Treehouse Mid-Term Report | Sergeant At Arms Fills the Coffers | Web Fun


Eastside Academy Update

Eastsideob Holert introduced Greg Stone and Madison Overton from Eastside Academy. Madison received a Student-of-the-Month award last May and was also awarded a BBRC scholarship to begin her post-high school studies. Stone is Executive Director of the Academy.

Greg reported that the BBRC has been a willing partner with the Academy the past several years. “Your support has been very encouraging. There are hundreds of kids in our community who drop out of school and therefore drop out of life. Our vision is to reach as many of these kids as possible to fill the void in their education. They have nowhere else to go. Three years ago, we began operations with 12 students. Today, we have 40, but the need is so great for the services we offer. We now offer counseling and mentoring to all students. We even have a basketball team! We have come a long way in a short time, but we have a long way to go. Drugs and alcohol are ripping apart kids and their families. They desperately need our help. Have you thought of getting involved personally with the Eastside Academy. I invite any member of the BBRC to consider helping us mentor these kids. Please contact me.”

Madison Overton was introduced next. She explained how she enrolled at Eastside Academy 2-1/2 years ago, and through her persistence and willpower, earned her diploma and now is enrolled at Cascadia Community College. She is volunteering for the Bellevue Youth Theater and works as a nanny for an Eastside family.

The Eastside Academy has compiled a record of accomplishments that warrant continued support of our favorite Rotary Club.

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