Welcome to

Lake Oswego

Rotary!

January 23, 2017

Vocational Service Thought for the Day

Dan Meyer

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West Linn resident for 18 years; married to Judy Meyer

BA in English from University of Vermont

MBA in Marketing from Seton Hall University

United Textile - factory work, plant manager, NJ

BASF Fibers: Marketing Rep, Senior Merchandiser, NYC

Liberty Fabrics: Senior Accounts Manager; Intimates, NYC

Liberty / Courtaulds: Sale &Marketing Manager-swimwear, West Coast

Liberty / Sara Lee: Senior Acct Manager - NYC

o Warnaco, Vanity Fair, Victoria Secrets, Underarmour

McMurray Fabrics: West Coast Sales Manager- Portland, OR

o Focus on Nike, Jantzen, Columbia, Adidas

Started Peak Performance Textiles, LLC : - manufacturer’s rep- for hi

tech textiles

o Lines from Turkey (seamless), Taiwan, China, Japan, India, Korea,

USA

o Customers include Nike, Eddie Bauer, Lulu Lemon, REI, Columbia,

TNF

Welcome Visitors and

Guests!

Club Announcements!

Committee Meetings:

International Service January 23, 2017 5:30 Scott Havens home

Youth Services February 1, 2017 5:30 Stafford

Lobster Feed Hat Committee—David Wolfe, Feb 15th 5:30 4500 Kruse Way

Awards Dinner SASEE January 25, 2017 Marylhurst University

www. LakeOswegoRotary.org.

Dictionaries For L.O. Schools

Linda Brown

Oak Creek February 3rd 11:45 AM

The schools have over 75 students receiving books so we need about 6

Rotarians at each event.

Be sure to arrive 10 minutes early to set up, plan on spending about 30

minutes at the school and be ready to share more smiles than you can

count!

Email or call Linda (503-789-2939 linda97034@gmail.com) so she can tell

the school secretary who will be coming.

Lake Oswego Rotary Club

SASEE Awards Service Above Self: Educational

Excellence

January 25, 2017

Marylhurst University

Amazing People – Amazing Stories

SASEE TEAM Eric Allenbaugh, Co-Chair Malcolm Mathes, Co-Chair

Alan Bazzaz

Heather Beck

Terri Childress

Jeremy Davis

Paul Graham

Teri Graham S

cott Havens

Joyce Henstrand

Jake Jacobs

Lynne Larson

Rob LeChevallier

Bob Liddell

Dave Riback

Melody Rose

Gary Stein

Joshua Tomeoni

Peter York

THANK YOU SASEE JUDGES

Our sincere thanks to nine special judges who examined over 125 nominations and 50

nominees in selecting the 2017 SASEE Finalists.

Included in the panelists of judges are:

• Bill Baars Lake Oswego Library Director and President Elect of the Lake Oswego Rotary Club

• Nell Diamond FedEx Account Executive and Lake Oswego Rotary member

• Keith Dickerson Executive Director of the Lake Oswego Chamber of Commerce and New

Hope Pastor

• Cheryl Dotten Psychology Department Manager, Meridian Park (retired) and Lake Oswego

resident

• Paul Graham Co-Chair of Judging Panel, Lake Oswego Rotary Club, Lake Oswego

Chamber of Commerce, and Lake Oswego resident

• Teri Graham Co-Chair of Judging Panel, Lake Oswego Chamber of Commerce, business

owner, and Lake Oswego resident

• Ann Jorling Special Education at Beaverton and Lake Oswego resident

• Taylor Murdoch Attorney with Buckley Law and Kruseway Rotary Club President-Elect Gwen

Turchi Lake Oswego School Administrator (retired) and Lake Oswego resident.

Thank You Again to SASEE Sponsors-

Eric and Kay Allenbaugh $5,000

Lake Oswego Rotary $2,000

Kruse Way Rotary $1,000

Avamere $1,000

Alan Bazzaz $1,000

Buckley Law (Margie Elken and Rob LeChevallier.) $1,000

Paul & Terri Graham $1,000

Malcom & Linda Mathes $500

First Citizen Bank $500

Kent & Kay Studebaker $650

HFO Investment R/E $500

Mark Birge & Tenley Webb- $500

Arts Council of Lake Oswego

2017 NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS

ENGAGE IN ROTARY!

JOIN A COMMITTEE

DO A COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT

VOLUNTEER FOR INTERACT

YOUTH EXCHANGE

DISTRIBUTE DICTIONARIES

WORK ON AN INTERNATIONAL PROJECT

HELP OUT AT THE WEEKLY MEETING

THINK, PLAN, TAKE ACTION!

Rotary Paul Harris Fellowships

Sergeant Time –Joe Buck’s’

PROGRAM

Joe Cortright, Economist.

Joe Cortright, a Portland-based economist who

specializes in making the case for urban innovation and

active transportation and was a powerful critic of the

failed Columbia River Crossing project, has launched

City Observatory, a “virtual think tank” that will be

“devoted to data-driven analysis of cities and the

policies that shape them