Vol. 17, No. 15, October 11, 2004

Classification Talk: Michael McIntosh

Newcomer Michael McIntosh stepped up to give his Classification Talk. His classification is “Recruiter: Accounting.” Michael was born in Pullman to a third generation farmer and a school teacher. “I learned the ‘Rules of the farm.’ I lived the values growing up on a farm.” Michael attended EWU in Cheney and became a member of a blossoming fraternity system there. The Greek System at Cheney has grown from 100 to 600 members now.

Michael has been in Sales for the past six years, working for Accountants Inc in Bellevue. He works to arrange placements for accounting firms and filling corporate needs. “I have become more of a consultant to help them build stronger companies.”

Michael took this moment to announce he and his wife Cherie are expecting their first child in March. Michael closed by thanking the BBRC for this opportunity to perform service to the community and the world through Rotary.

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The Friday Program: All You Ever Wanted to Know About Husky Football, With Tom Porter

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October is Rotary’s Vocational Theme Month

BBRC Anniversary Dinner ... A Fancy Event

Oktoberfest!

20 Years & Counting With the Brothers Four

Friday Potpourri

Classification Talk: Michael McIntosh

Student of the Month: Winston Lofton

The Rotary Foundation: Doing What it Does Best

District 5030 Cops Top Awards for 2003-2004

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