Meets Noon Mondays at the Hilton
Rotary website: www.hbgrotary.org

Executive Director: Linda Freedenberg Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
Telephone: 717-234-1208 Fax: 717-234-3234

ROTARY ROUNDUP: for February 26, 2007

Speaker: Dave Brandt
Topic:

"Catching The Butterfly" - Dictating success, while existing for more than just the bottom line…….

Greeter: Marie Lick
Invocation: Joe Summers
Club Singing:
Publications: Karen Paris
Students -Teachers/Month: Bill Spahr
Placing Rotary Roundup: Jim Miller

HAPPY BIRTHDAY WEEK
Charlie McNutt FEB 27
Dave Bedard FEB 29
Greg Sutliff FEB 29
Chip Milspaw MAR 3

PROGRAM:
Named as head coach at Messiah prior to the start of the '97 season, Dave Brandt's 1st 10 years leading Messiah's program have been nothing short of spectacular. The Falcons have won 5 of the last 7 NCAA Division III National Championships, and have appeared in 6 of the last 7 Final Four tournaments, making Messiah far and away the premier small college soccer program in the country. Brandt's overall record with the Falcons is 203-20-12, making him by percentage the winningest college coach at any level of NCAA men's soccer. In addition, Brandt eclipsed the 200 career win mark on November 11th of 2006, making him the fastest to 200 wins of any men's soccer coach in NCAA history. The '06 Falcon edition went 21-1-2 on its' way to the program's 3rd straight national title.

Coach Brandt lives in Mechanicsburg with his 10th grade daughter Alexandra, 7th grade son Danny, and wife Diane.

UPCOMING PROGRAMS / MEETING LOCATIONS

Feb 19 NO MEETING

Feb 26 Dave Brandt, Coach Messiah Men's Soccer Team
Hilton Leadership, Motivation and Success

Mar 5 Gerald Zahorchak, D. Ed., Secretary of Education
PA Education Building

Mar 12 Youth Community Development Team (YCDT)
Hilton

February is World Understanding Month

NEWS AND NOTES:

• Bylaws amendment
Article I, Sec. 1 - Governance - Add vice-President
Article II, Sec 1- Election of officers - Add Vice-President

Article IV - Duties of Directors and Officers -
Sec. 3. Vice-President. It shall be the duty of the Vice-President to preside at meetings of the Club and the Board of Directors in the absence of the President and the President-Elect and to perform other duties, as ordinarily pertain to the office of Vice-President. The Vice-Presdient shall succeed to the office of President-Elect when that office is vacated.

Nominating Committee
The Nominating Committee: Jewel Cooper, Chair, Thomas M. Johnston, Jr., Sally Klein, Janice R. Black and Ron Guss submit the following slate of nominations to serve as officers and directors.

Officers for the year July 1, 2007-June 30, 2008

Carrie N. W. Thomas, President
Barry Ramper II, President-elect (year of Presidency 2008-09)
Carolyn Dumaresq, Vice President (year of Presidency 2009-10)
E. Garrett Brinton, Imm. Past President
Jewel Cooper, Secretary
William B. Boles, Treasurer
Deborah Abel, Sergeant-at-Arms

Directors for the term July 1, 2007-June 30, 2009:
Alfred W. Baker ‘08 Patricia Hindermyer ‘09
Jeffrey R. Boswell ‘08 Tina Nixon ‘09
John P. Judson ‘08 Richard W. Stewart ‘09
J. Michael Love ‘08 Joseph G. Summers ‘09

The annual meeting of this Club will be held on March 26, 2007 at which time the election of the officers and four directors to serve for the ensuing years will take place and proposed amendment to bylaws.

• The Board accepted with regret the resignation of Al Glenn and Charles Schulz.

• Volunteer Opportunities here and Abroad: Contact Linda or Connie Spark 600-2020 This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

1. Rotary Dental Mission - March 3-9, 2007: partnership with HACC at Foose elementary school in Harrisburg PA
2. Rotary Eye Mission - April 11-19, 2007: Foose Elementary School
3. Peru Mission 2007 - May 27-June 10, 2007

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• DISTRICT CONFERENCE Hershey Motor Lodge May 11-12
The District 7390 Conference will be held at the Hershey Motor Lodge on May 10 - 12. The Golf Outing will be held at Wren Dale Golf Course on Thursday, May 10. Plenary Sessions are Friday and Saturday, with evening dinners with RI Guest speakers and/or entertainment. Early registration discount deadline to save $15 is Mar. 1

Brochure and registration forms are on the information table and can be downloaded at
http://www.rotary7390.org/conference.htm.

• Feel Good! Be included in the Harrisburg Rotary Foundation Community Grants and Scholarships. Send in your $100 contribution today. We thank those Rotarians who have already paid. It's not too late…please contribute today…we need your participation!
ABEL, Deborah
ALEXANDER, Marion C.
ALSEDEK, Donald L.
ANTHONY, Susan L.
ARNOLDI, Thomas V.
BAEHRE, PH. D., Edna V.
BAKER, Alfred W.
BALOGA, Stephen A.
BASHORE, Larry D.
BEATTY, Jean
BEDARD, Jacqueline
BEDARD, Joseph A.
BELL, Sandra Loy
BITNER, Nathan A.
BLACK, Janice R.
BOLES, William B.
BOSWELL, Jeffrey R.
BOWRA, Richard Alan
BREAM, Thomas A.
BRINTON, E. Garrett
BROWNE, Rosemary
CAMERON, Duryea
CAREY, Tama M.
CHRISTIE, Robert G.
CLARK, Donna M. J.
CLEVENGER, Charles
CONNER, Charles R.
CONNERS, Tom
CONNER, M.D., Kenneth B.
CONNOLLY, Nicholas
CRAUMER, Robert C.
COOPER, Jewel
CURL, Richard A.
DEANGELIS, Thomas
DETWEILER, John R.
DERRICK, Harry
DOLAN, Robert J.
DUMARESQ, Carolyn
DUNAWAY, Geoff
FEINOUR, J. Stephen
FISHER, Watson D.
FREET, David E.
FRESE, Kent E.
FRIEDMAN, Charles E.
FRIEDMAN, Helen
GIBBONS, Miles J. Jr.
GLENN, CMPE, Albert L.
GOLDSMITH, Richard S.
GOODLING, Barry
GRAMMES, Louis F.
GROVE, Peggy A.
GRINER, John N.
GUSS, Ron
HARTMAN, Fred R.
HANNA, Kendall
HENNINGER, Peter R. Jr.
HOOKER, Thomas
HOSTETTER, Robert F.
HURWITZ, Harold S.
JUDSON, M.D., John P.
JOHNSTON, Thomas M. Jr.
KELLEY, PH. D., Janet K.
KATZMAN, Ronald M.
KLEIN, Sally S.
KOHN, ED.D., Gerald W.
KREMPASKY, Stephen
KRUFT, David K.
LEHMAN, David E.
LEVINE, Samuel
LOVE, J. Michael
LICK, Marie LeVan
LOWERY, Walter L.
MCCARTHY, Bonnie
MCNUTT, Charlie F. Jr.
METZ, Joseph U.
MILSPAW, Luther E. Jr.
MOORE, Robert
MOREFIELD , John A.
MOULTRIE, Richard P.
MYERS, PH.D., Shelly S.
NIXON, Tina L.
PARTHEMORE, Gilbert J.
PENROD, Catherine F.
PEPE, Raymond P.
POOLE, Donald R.
PRESCOTT, Joan
RAMPER, II, Barry
REITZEL, Robert K
REBUCK, Andrew R.
RHOADS, Henry W.
ROBINSON, William A.
ROTH, Virginia A.
SALINE, Robert S.
ROWLAND , James H. Jr.
SCHATT, Joseph F.
SCHMIDT, Albert S. Jr.
SHAH, Hasu P.
SIEGEL, Conrad M.
SKELLY, Barbara O.
SMELTZER, James A.
SMITH, M. Dudley Jr.
SNIDER, Karen F.
SMITHER, A. John
SNAVELY, Jack E.
STABINSKI, Sharon
STEWART, Richard W.
SPAHR, William T. Jr.
STONE, Mark A.
SUTLIFF, Gregory L.
SUMMERS, Joseph G.
THOMAS, Carrie N. Wissler
TILL, Linda
TROGNER, Blair S. Sr.
UTLEY, Richard
WESTBROOK, Allen R.
WHITLEY, Bridget M.
WISMAN, Craig B.
YAVERBAUM, Harry I.
WINGATE, Charles
WISEHAUPT, Douglas E.

• YOUTH EXCHANGE INFO
Our 2006-07 exchange student, Jose Ricardo Zambrano, from Venezuela has joined his second host family, Dominic and Kristie Cavallaro, and is attending school at Central Dauphin High School. We hope that you meet him soon. We would like to remind you that we are always looking for activities and American cultural experiences that our exchange students will enjoy. If you have any suggestions, opportunities or tickets available, please contact Ron Guss, Jose Ricardo's counselor, or Terry Barnaby, Co-Chair of the Youth Exchange committee.

• SUPPORT OUR WOUNDED TROOPS
Donate $10 cash or check payable to the Harrisburg Rotary Foundation, in support of our 2006-07 goal to raise another $2,000 to assist the non-profit “Wounded Warrior Project” minister to the personal needs of our severely wounded troops who face long-term rehab in military hospitals.

Your contribution is 100% tax deductible.

• The 2006-07 Rotary International Convention will be held in Salt Lake City, UT, June 17-20. Registration packets are available online at www.rotary.org.

• MUSIC on MONDAYS
We now have the Al Morrison CD. Contact Linda to buy a copy.
Donation: $20 to Harrisburg Rotary Foundation.

• For meeting cancellations due to inclement weather.... Tune to

ABC27-TV
or
• check your e-mail or
• call the Rotary office at 234-1208.

ATTENDANCE LAST ROTARY MEETING: 2/12/07 60%
Rotarians 75 Active Specials 13 Guests 9 Visiting Rotarians 0 = 97

Minutes by Christopher Markley
Doug Pieper led America the Beautiful and President Garry Brinton led the pledge to the flag. Dick Stewart gave the invocation. Steve Krempasky introduced visitors. Jim Smeltzer gave a classification talk. He is an accountant in a firm of 85, with locations in Harrisburg, York and State College. His expertise is in property valuation, with a specialization in litigation. Jewel Cooper and Jeff Boswell introduced a proposed change in the bylaws, which will be communicated in writing. The change involves the creation of the vice president position as the position coming before president elect. The change is based on other clubs' structures and allows our club to develop more depth in our long-range succession planning. Jewell announced the slate of officers, including Carrie Thomas as president, Barry Ramper as president-elect, Carolyn Dumaresq as vice president, Jewel Cooper as secretary, and Garry Brinton as immediate past president. Terry Barnaby called for volunteers to help with the youth exchange, and in particular on the weekend of March 17 and the events at the YMCA. Carrie Thomas announced two new members: Tom Peluso, sponsored by Barbara Skelly, and Una Martone, sponsored by Jewel Cooper. Red badge members Mark Koellner and Lisa Lewis turned in their red badges for blue badges. Tina Nixon introduced our speaker, Rev. Nathanial Gadsden.