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THIS WEEK’S EDITOR
John Mix
PHOTOGRAPHER
Jim Kindsvater
POINTS OF INTEREST
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Rabbi Daniel Lapin
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The Distilled Wisdom of Human Nature
Rabbi Daniel Lapin,
national radio talk show host on political, economic, and cultural values
and the author of two best sellers, paid another visit to the BBRC Friday.
The Rabbi and his wife live on Mercer Island with their seven seven children,
all homeschooled.
While
researching the ancient texts of early sages to help Rabbi Lapin counsel
his congregants in their personal and professional lives, he uncovered the
"distilled wisdom of human nature." He saw that while technology has certainly
changed during the last two millennia, the nature of human beings and of
business transactions have not. MORE
February is Dale Hemphill Month
Dale Hemphill,
our resident good guy, has been laid up since the first of January undergoing
radiation treatments for cancer. Dale reports he’s “doing fairly well,” although
he has trouble with a raspy voice. During his ordeal, he’s lost 35 pounds.
Dale’s birthday is Saturday, February 23, and he celebrates his sixth anniversary
as a BBRC member on the same day. It’s been a little quiet around Glendale
each Friday morning since Dale’s illness. Dale, along with Earl Falk and Paul Juul,
are always the early-risers and help to get things going. Dale mentioned
in a phone conversation that “you really don’t know what you’re missing until
it’s taken from you. I miss the fellowship each week of the BBRC and the
good times we have. Those people who first formed the Club must have been
awfully sensitive people, because you all have shown how much you care for
me during this time.” Get well, Dale, and return to the fold soon!
Moloney Minute
Mr. Fellowship, Bob Moloney,
rose to declare “No more spam email!” Quite a statement from one who is working
on just getting his password entered! Bob is the instigator/coordinator for
the “Leavenworth Invasion” taking place Friday and Saturday, May 17 and
18. Some 30 Rotarians have signed up with the total entourage numbering
62!
RYLA Now!
Al Bohling,
perpetual Chairperson (and doing a doggone good job, too!) of the BBRC’s
participation in RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards) Conference, which
is held each year in March at Pacific Lutheran University. “We need your
applications now! RYLA is for high school juniors or seniors,
and we give special consideration to children of Rotarians. However, if you
have an acquaintance that would benefit from this program, please contact me.” (Al Bohling email)
Thought for the Week
Good, better, best�– never rest until your good is better and your better is best.
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THIS WEEK
Ciscoe Morris,
recently retired as Grounds Manager at Seattle University, will join the
BBRC Friday for what promises to be an entertaining morning. Seen regularly
on TV and heard on radio, Ciscoe continues to be involved in programs for
advice to gardeners. He is a master gardener who delivers his message in
vaudevillian fashion (Oo-la-la!). He started gardening when he was 10 years
old, and he started working at Seattle University in 1978. Bring all your
bare root problems to the BBRC on Friday for Ciscoe Morris! Buffet Breakfast
at 7:00�a.m., meeting at 7:30, and program at 8:00. Guests are always welcome
at the Bellevue Breakfast Rotary Club, so long as they park in the upper parking lot!
ADMIN CORNER
Things are quiet on the Admin Front.
Heard in church recently:
Man
and woman had a tumultuous relationship. She nagged the poor fellow unmercifully
throughout their marriage. After 50 years together, he passed away. After
the funeral, she had an attractive tombstone installed at the gravesite that
said, simply, “Rest in Peace.”
Later,
the details of the estate became known and in the will, the man had left
his entire estate to his sister. The woman returned to the cemetery and added
this phrase to the epitaph: “…till we meet again!”
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times since December 4, 2000.