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THIS WEEK

Traveling with Rotarians, a Trip to Slovakia with John Martinka and Peter Powell. A report on their interesting trip on behalf of Computers for the World. Bring a guest, a potential member and enjoy a buffet breakfast. Glendale Country Club, 7:00 a.m. this Friday.

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It’s wrap-up time for the BBRC’s Rotary Foundation Annual Giving campaign. Just a few members left to give the club 100% participation in this year’s effort. If you haven’t made your commitment, please contact Don Chandler (Ph 425-974-6218) immediately so your gift can be sent to RI in time for credit in this Rotary Year. Thank you!

APB out for Rotarian who left a packet of scholarship applications at the Press Table. No reward offered. No questions asked. Email Club Administrator or call 360-863-0861

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Vol. 17, No. 46, May 16, 2005

IN THIS ISSUE:

This Reveille Home Page | The Friday Program: Corporate Story Telling | Danielle Departs | Rotary First Harvest Breaks 100 Million | Friday Potpourri | Salvation Army Doughnuts & a Classification Talk | Students of the Month: Derek Benach & Fernando Rubio | Mini-Assembly: Community Service | A Photographer’s Life | New Member Proposed: Tom Harrelson | Web Fun


Salvation Army Doughnuts & a Classification Talk

x0616NolanGetting the attention of hungry Rotarians, Captain Kelly Nolan of the Salvation Army gave his Classification Talk with a gift of Army Doughnuts. He told his audience that these doughnuts became recognized during the two World Wars in the 20th Century. They were distributed to the military by a group called the Hallelujah Lassies and today are distributed to commemorate the work done by the Salvation Army.

As for his talk, Kelly said he’d had several careers ­ he was attracted to math and science, electronics engineering, worked in the civil service, in aerospace, with computers, and then as a self-employed consultant, which went on for 17 years.

“I was always attracted to the tech field, but I must have been born in a pew because I’m a life-long Christian. In 1972 I attended the Lutheran Bible Institute in Seattle and now I’ve come full circle back to join the Salvation Army. I wear many hats, administration, as well as pastoring. The Salvation Army is a social service organization AND a church. We create a balance between worship and service. My uniform has the two letters SS ­ save to serve and serve to save. Our goal is to meet spiritual needs of people wherever we go. And now that I’m a Rotarian, SS means Service above Self! I’m very happy to be a Rotarian!”

Kelly’s a keeper! Get to know him.

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