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Deborah Corbin Will Be Presenting a Program on the Rotary Foundation Lindsay Hildebrand will be presenting a program on blood cancer on December 6. The program on December 13 is the Baptist Children’s Home which will begin at 11:30. There are no meetings on December 20 and 27. We will meet on January 3--program to be announced. PORTALES ROTARY CLUB MEMBERSHIP Portales Rotary Club, No. 1317 Portales, N.M., U.S.A., 88130 2016 - 2017 2H Anderson, Charles (Tommye) ............................... Adoption Agency 2H O’Rear, Glen (Tammie) ...................................................... Investment Meets Wednesday at 12:15 p.m. 2H Baker, Wayne (Jo Anna) ..................Peanut Growing & Distribution 2H Partin, Jerry (Karla) ...................................................Utilities, Electric 2H Bartl, Noelle (John) ...........................................University Relations 2H Rankin, Randy (Cathy) ................................ Child Care Administrator 2 Cooper, Eldin (Sherry) ..........................................Appraisal Service Roe, Darrell .....................................ENMU Prof. of Communications 2 Corbin, Dr. Deborah ..................................Asst. Prof. of Accounting 2H Sanchez, Antonio (Layle) ................................ Electrical Engineering 2 Davis, Scott (Janet) .......................................Retail Furniture Active Sanchez, Layle (Antonio) .............................................. County Office Gamble, Steven................................................................... Honorary Schneider, Bob (Leticia) ........................................................... ENMU Gormley, Mark (Shannon) ................ Portales High School Principal 2 Self, Jack (Jan) ..........................................Christian Children’s Home 2 ROTARYAM Hildebrand, Lindsay (Zachary) ......................Property Management Terry, Karl (Carol) ..........................................Chamber of Commerce ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PORTALES ROTARY CLUB 2 Jenkins, Grady (Celia) ......................................... Farm Management 2H Thomas, Don (Suzanne) ........................................................ Ministry FEB. 23, 1905 FEB. 5, 1935 Martin, Joey ................................................................ Plant Manager 2H‡ Thomas, Leroy (Gaynelle) .......................................... Sr. Act. Printing 2H Moore, Thom (Cozetta) ......................................Printing Equipment 2H‡Wilson, Buck (Roberta) ............................................................. Dentist 2 Nickles, Don (Julie) ............................................Printing Production Four Way Test Is it the TRUTH? Is it FAIR to all concerned? PAUL HARRIS SOCIETY RECIPIENTS Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Tommye Anderson Carolyn Edwards Charles May Will it be BENEFICIAL TO ALL concerned? Doreen Kelsey : Past District Governor Bill Calton Dennis Edwards Bob Matheny Don Nickles 2 Paul Harris Society District Governor H Past President Christine Davis Jack Greathouse Howard Melton President ‡ Benefactor Holly Davis Gordon Greaves Cozetta Moore L.W. McGuffin VOL. 29 - No. 21 LEROY THOMAS- EDITOR Wednesday, January 17, 2018 Leslie Davis Gordon Hatch Don Nickles Otis Davis Jan Hauptmann Janet Shearer Susan Davis Rick Hauptmann Billy Smith The Portales Estella Huybregts Leory Thomas PROGRAM TODAY: Rotaract Club Sharon King Florence Wilson ATTENDANCE REPORT Bobbye Woodul Deborah Corbin will be presenting a Dessie Langston Parker Woodul Attendance Dewey Langston Jack Williamson program on the Rotary Foundation. Membership Attended Jim Williamson Percentage Paul Harris Society Members Nancy Williamson The following have multiple Paul Harris Awards. Past District Governors: Charles Anderson ..........................+2 Dennis Edwards PROGRAM LAST WEEK: Wayne Baker ................................. +1 Floyd Golden 24 18 75.00% Noelle Bartl ...................................+1 Dewey Langston Emily French, Regional Manager Parker Woodul Eldin Cooper .................................+4 for Girl Scouts of New Mexico Trails Opportunities to Make-Up Rotary Deborah Corbin ...........................+10 presented the program. Hi Plains Rotary Club Don W. Davis .................................+1 MUD LIST - Did Not Make Up! Tuesday - Noon - Clovis Civic Center. Scott Davis .....................................+1 DAVIS • GORMLEY • HILDEBRAND Randy Fowler ................................+1 Melrose Rotary Club PRORAM TODAY: PROGRAM NEXT WEEK: O’REAR • PARTIN • SCHNEIDER Monday Evening 7:00 p.m. - Gerry Huybregts ............................+3 Tawnia from the Portales Public Melrose School We are thrilled that WayneMatt Baker Hunton is bringing ................................... us our representatives from+1 RYLA Camp this year! We’ve always had great students Gradygo…and Jenkinsthis year was ................................ no different! Welcome!+1 Library will be joining us. Farwell Rotary Club Sharon King ...................................+1 Wednesday - 12 noon (CST) - Farwell, TX MISSING - - - SECOND CHANCE Community Center PRORAM LAST WEEK: Thom Moore ..................................+1 PROGRAM SCHEDULE: Jerry Partin .....................................+1 PRORAM TODAY: We enjoyed our District Governor’s Visit and a Joint Club meeting in Clovis last ThursdayWe are night!thrilled thatThank Wayne Baker is bringing us our representativesJanuary from 31RYLA - Camp Audra this year! Brown, We’ve Local Author DAVIS • HILDEBRAND Muleshoe Rotary Club Randy Rankin ................................+1 always had great students go…and this year was no different!February Welcome! 7 - Darrell Roe Tuesday - 12 noon (CST) - Muleshoe you to all of our club that madeAntonio the trip Sanchez up and represented ............................ Portales well!+1 PARTIN • SCHNEIDER • D. THOMAS Convention Center PRORAM LAST WEEK: February 14 - Paul Harris (Layle and Randy) Jack Self .........................................+1 We enjoyed our District Governor’s Visit and a Joint Club meetingFebruary in Clovis last21 Thursday - Robert night! ThankGraham via Skype Jimmie Shearer ..............................+1 you to all of our club that made the trip up and represented Portales well! Clovis Noon Day Rotary Club PRORAM NET WEEK: February 28 Thursday - 12 noon -Clovis Civic Center - Sue Stockly ....................................+3 PRORAM NET WEEK: March 7 Esperanza Room Deborah Corbin has invitedWilliam new ENMU Smith President ................................ Dr. Jeff Elwell as our+3 Speaker. WeDeborah are excited Corbin hasto have invited new ENMU President Dr. Jeff Elwell as our Speaker. We are excited to have him on campus and getting school going this weekend! InviteMarch a friend and14 let’s have a BIG group here to him on campus and getting school going this weekend! Invite a friend and let’s havewelcome a BIG him!group here to Don Thomas ..................................+2 March 21 - 4 Way Test Essay Content ONLINE Leroy Thomas ................................+2 www.rotaryeclubone.org welcome him! (Charles Anderson) MISSING LAST WEEK Buck Wilson ..................................+1 SAMANTHA BARTL UPDATES! Samantha MarchBartl 28 FORWARD MAKE-UP INFORMATION TO ELDIN AT: Chris Wood ....................................+1 CORBIN • DAVIS • PARTIN Our Exchange student – April – has 4 made- Dr. it toManual Denmark and Varela is [email protected] John & Noelle Bartldoing good! She is hosting a blog andApril you can 11 follow her year by logging on SELF • D. THOMAS SAMANTHA BARTL UPDATES! and reading her updates! Samantha is the oldest daughter of TRAVELING and she is a WONDERFUL representativeApril 18 of - ourGlen town O’Rearand our club! Samantha Bartl Follow her progress here: Check the Rotary Web Site for Club Meetings https://samantha2denmark.wordpress.com wherever you are traveling. Just enter the name of the city you are visitng - Our Exchange student – – has made it to DenmarkJohn & and Noelle is it will do the rest! NFL PRESEASON SCHEDULE FOR THIS WEEK…Just so you’ll know!! Bartldoing good! She is hosting a blog and you can follow her yearTHURS by DAY,logging AUGUST on 17TH- BILLS AT EAGLES IF YOU MAKE UP, THE PORTALES ROTARY CLUB GIVES YOU CREDIT www.rotary.org RAVENS AT DOLP HINS FOR THE MEAL YOU MISSED. and reading her updates! Samantha is the oldest daughter of BUCCANEERS AT JAGUARSPortales Rotary Club Web Page: IF YOU DO NOT MAKE UP, YOU ARE CHARGED FOR THE MEAL FRIDAY, AUGUS T 18TH VIKINGS AT S EAHAWKS and she is a WONDERFUL representative of our town and our club! YOU MISSED PLUS A $1.00 FINE. S ATURDAY, AUGUST 19TH PANTHERS AT TITANS http://portalesrotary.yucca.net/ Follow her progress here: C HIE FS AT BENGALS https://samantha2denmark.wordpress.com COLTS AT COWBOYS JETS AT LIONS PACKERS AT REDSKINS PATRIOTS AT TEXANS BRONCOS AT 49E R S NFL PRESEASON SCHEDULE FOR THIS WEEK…Just so you’ll know!! BEARS AT C AR DINALS TH R AMS AT RAIDERS THURS DAY, AUGUST 17 - BILLS AT EAGLES S UNDAY, AUGUS T 20TH FALCONS AT STEELERS RAVENS AT DOLP HINS S AINTS AT CHARGERS MONDAY, AUGUS T 21ST GIANTS AT BROWNS BUCCANEERS AT JAGUARS FRIDAY, AUGUS T 18TH VIKINGS AT S EAHAWKS S ATURDAY, AUGUST 19TH PANTHERS AT TITANS C HIE FS AT BENGALS COLTS AT COWBOYS JETS AT LIONS PACKERS AT REDSKINS PATRIOTS AT TEXANS BRONCOS AT 49E R S BEARS AT C AR DINALS R AMS AT RAIDERS S UNDAY, AUGUS T 20TH FALCONS AT STEELERS S AINTS AT CHARGERS MONDAY, AUGUS T 21ST GIANTS AT BROWNS Today’s History Trivia for January 17 These are projects that the Rotary Club of Portales is currently involved in: • Chuck
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