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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.)

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

IN THIS ISSUE:

Sergeant At Arms Fills the Coffers

OBrien Rourke O’Brien was an easy mark for Sergeant At Arms Jenny Andrews at Friday’s meeting. Seems that Rourke has been getting lots of publicity for his America Chess Foundation for Kids. Comcast has developed a 5-minute local news slot and Rourke has been on “at least 15 times!” That cost him $15.00 for that "public service thing."

All the Steves were called up front — six of them were in attendance. Goldfarb, Lingenbrink, Luplow, Peters, Waltar and White were under scrutiny.

Steves Steve Goldfarb was fined for getting a haircut, after he’d been offered cash from Frank Young to get it cut. The fine was $20.

Steve Luplow was fined for looking “so good.” And Steve Waltar sent out some promotional stuff in the newspaper which came to several Rotary homes and offices — $20.

Steve Lingenbrink was fined $30 for sending out Christmas ornaments as a gift to clients and friends. Jenny didn’t get one. It had the corporate logo on it.

And, the other two Steves, White and Peters, were fined $2.00 each for “being Steves.”

The missing Steve was Steve Roberts.

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