VOL. 69, NO. 4- August 1, 2007
(215-360)
Published
weekly except, Labor Day, New Years, Christmas, Easter, 4th of
July, Thanksgiving and Quilt Show
THE
VOICE OF THE KENTUCKY WILDCATS
Tom
Leach is excited about entering his 11th season calling the play
by play action for the University of Kentucky Football and Basketball
Wildcats. In fact, he's quite optimistic about the football Wildcats,
which have not been the traditional powerhouse in college sports
as their basketball counterparts.
 Leach
said the football season is shaping up to the "most anticipated"
in some time. Although, the schedule is a tough one, he thinks this
team has something "special" that could produce one of those memorable
seasons.
He's not the only one, Coach Rich Brooks, was also upbeat about
the team's chances at an SEC showcase in Birmingham last week. Leach
says Brooks is not known for hyperbole, so he was pleased that the
coach didn't appear to be "tempering fans enthusiasm."
Leach believes U.K. may have the best offense in what he calls the
"best league," the SEC. He thinks the Cats will stand up well against
tough opponents like Tennessee, Florida and Louisville.
"Kentucky hasn't had a sustained success in football, but if they
consistently get Bowl Games, it is the first step to begin building
upon, and to claim that next rung on the ladder," said Leach.
On the basketball side, the Cats have a new coach, Billy Gillispie,
who is generating a lot of interest. Leach said there is a lot of
buzz and momentum about this year's season that could feature four
starting guards.
"They may be a team limited in size, but not in style," commented
Leach.
After fielding questions from the Club about the Cats, Leach queried
members with a trivia question, which Dan Key successfully answered
to win an autographed Wildcat Football program autographed by Coach
Brooks.
August 8
- Jim Brown, Chris Sims, Hal Sullivan, John Williams, Jr. - Shoot
for the Moon, will discuss the recent Stock Market upswing
AUGUST
PROGRAMS
August
15 - Bill Dyer - Rotary Foundation and Community Foundation
August
22 - Senator Mitch McConnell
August
29 - Gayle Kalor - The Real Steel Magnolias
David Denton, August program
chair
FEATURED
ROTARIAN NEIL ARCHER
Michael
Walker introduced this week's Featured Rotarian, Neil Archer. Neil
is the owner of Arch Environmental, which has a worldwide customer
base. He moved here in 1974 from Des Moines, Iowa. He is married to
Judge Cynthia Sanderson, a McCracken County Family Court Judge. He
has seven children and 16 grandchildren. Neil is also an avid pilot,
who has been flying for 50 years and owns his own V Tail Bonanza.
When in college, Neil even flew firefighting missions over wildfires
out west. Neil is very active in the community as the Chairman of
the McCracken County School Board and Chairman of the Airport Board,
among other civic responsibilities. His favorite song: Neil Diamond's,
"Forever in Blue Jeans."
NEW
MEMBER INDUCTED
President
George inducted his first new member of the year today, Erin Whitlock,
sponsored by Tara Kolb. Erin is a native of Louisville, who moved
here with her husband recently, although she travels back and forth
each week to work as an account representative for Tech Systems in
Lexington. She is a graduate of Centre College, a golfer and a marathon
runner. She and her husband are building a new home here and are members
of St. Thomas More. She and Tara are also members of a group of women,
known as "The Nascar-Afflicted," which meet twice monthly to offset
their husband's Nascar addictions. Welcome to the Club Erin!
Birthday
girl Robyn Shapiro was the winner of a floral arrangement from the
The Flower Galley.
Congratulations to Dan Key and George Sirk, who are both proud new
grandfather's today. Each family has welcomed a new son this week.
The Rotary Photo Directory is in the process of being updated. Please
check your listing on line, or see Phyllis for a hard copy version,
in order to make corrections. New photos may also be submitted.
Lanny King invited Club members to attend a seminar on adoption at
the First Baptist Church next Tuesday. For more information about
Adoption Bridges of Kentucky, please contact Lanny.
The Rotary Board of Directors will meet Wednesday, August 15th at
5:15 pm at Whaler's Catch.
Ed Taylor, Phil
Steadham-Jamie Futrel; Brenda Allcock-Debbie Stone; Darlene
Dreyer-Mike Resnick; Glenda Adkisson-L.V. McGinty; Kelly
Workman-George Shaw; Amy Kight-Rick Coltharp; Deon Mason-Mike
Muscarella
VISITING
ROTARIANS
None this week.
REPORTED
MAKEUPS
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Gear
Teeth:
Desiree Owen
Invocation:
Erik Wolfe
Song Leader: David Comperry
Family of Rotary Committee: June Antony, Don Barger,
Kathleen Overlin
Featured
Rotarian: Michael Walker
Sgt.
At Arms: Ken Schuppert, Chuck Heyduck, Art Feather,
Marvin Devers
Program:
David Denton
eClub
One: John Anderson, III, Amy Clevidence (2)
Other
Clubs:
Classification
Committee: Ron Bacon, Mike Stone, Betty Higdon, Jill
Chambers, Ric Ladt, Frank Shelton, Erik Wolfe, Rick Coltharp,
Kelly Nuckols, Chris Sims, Jay Siska
Membership
Committee: Lorraine Schramke, Randy Bratton, Danny Evitts,
Scott Garrett, Rick Grana, Lisa Long, Lydia May, Maurie
McGarvey, Robyn Shapiro, Bo Sullivan
REAP
Board of Directors: Dwane Tucker, George Shaw, Ed Hely,
Debbie Stone, Scott Taylor, Jim Sigler
Student
Guest Committee: Steve Bright, Mike Muscarella, Bob Johnston,
Michael Cochran, May Louise Zumwalt, Suzanne Farmer
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JULY
100% ATTENDANCE
Glen Anderson,
John Anderson, III, June Antony, Ron Bacon, David Bailey, Don
Barger, Randy Bratton, Jim Brockenborough, Jamey Brown, Roger
Cain, David Clark, Amy Clevidence, Michael Cochran, Rick Coltharp,
David Comperry, Marvin Devers, Eileen Duobinis-Gray, Bill Dyer,
Missy Eckenberg, Danny Evitts, Suzanne Farmer, Art Feather,
Keith Feather, Bill Feiler, Gregg Flanigan, Jamie Futrell, Bill
Gore, John Halsell, Ba Hamilton, Jim Harris, John Harris, Chuck
Heyduck, David Jernigan, Den Johnston, Bob Johnston, Jackie
Jones, Gwen Kaiser, Pat Kerr, Dan Key, Tara Kolb, Marie Liang,
Lisa Long, LV McGinty, Phil McIntosh, Chris McNeill, Charles
Moffitt, Gerry Montgomery, Wally Montgomery, Tina Mundy, Tommy
Nuckolls, Kelly Nuckols, Allison Ogden, Kathleen Overlin, Desiree
Owen, David Perry, Bill Pinkston, Mike Resnick, Ken Schuppert,
Robyn Shapiro, George Shaw, Steve Shrewsberry, Jim Sigler, Jay
Downs Siska, Elaine Spalding, Debbie Stone, Bo Sullivan, Tim
Taylor, Scott Taylor, Anita Ward, John Williams,Jr.
66%
ATTENDANCE FOR JULY
Robert Alexander,
Neil Archer, Steve Bright, Jill Chambers, Ken Cooper, Cathy
Crecelius, David Denton, Joe Framptom, Scott Garrett, Rick Grana,
Mary Hammond, Betty Higdon, Ron Jackson, Lanny King, Lynn King,
Brian Laczko, Ric Ladt, Mike Livingston, Lydia May, Maurie McGarvey,
Greg Menke, Joe Powell, Bud Qualk, Mark Sanders, Frank Shelton,
Deborah Simon, Chris Sims, George Sirk, Hutch Smith, Victor
Sredl, Mike Stone, Hal Sullivan, Debbie Wattier, Keith Wilke,
John Williams, Sr., Sandra Wilson, Erik Wolfe
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY!
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NAME
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DATE
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Cathy
Crecelius
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August
4
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Brian
Laczko
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August
7
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Marie
Liang
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August
4
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Frank
Rasche
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August
5
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Pat
Withrow
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August
4
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The
following are celebrating the date of their induction into Rotary:
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Name
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Induction
Date
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Years
in Club
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Jim
Brockenborough
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August
4
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31
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Ed
Hely
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August
6
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27
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Today's
editor - Desiree Owen
List of Unfilled Classifications
Artist/Retail,
Arts Administration, Attorney (Civil, Commonwealth, Social Security
Administration, Marine Law), Banking (Mortgage Lender, Trust Management),
Bed & Breakfast/Hospitality, Building Materials, Cable TV/Advertising,
Chemical Plant, Chemical Plant Management, Commercial Door Contracting,
Communications Systems Integration, Community Development/Administration,
Contractor/Commercial, Day Care Management, Director/Substance Abuse
Prevention, Education ( Pre-school, Administration), Electronic
Document Management, Employee Leasing (Permanent, Temporary) Engineering/U-235
Plant, Equine Farming, Facility Manager, Film Making, Financial
Management/Jewelry Business, Financial Planning, Government/Risk
Management, Hardware/Retail, Hospital, Human Resources, Industrial
Supplies/Wholesale, Information/Management, Information Technology,
Information Technology/Internet Director, Insurance - Sales, Judge/Family
Court, Judge/District, Law (Corporation, Litigation, Domestic),
Medical/Podiatry, Medical Center Management, Medical/Public Relations,
Men's Clothing/Retail, Ministry/Christian, Motion Pictures Theatres,
Moving & Storage, Municipal Human Relations, Nursing/Geriatric,
Orthodontics & Facial Orthopedics, Photography Equipment & Supplies,
Public Service/Emergency Services, Rape Crisis Manager, Real Estate/Commercial,
Refined Oil Products/Retail, Restaurant/Italian, River Transportation/Port
Authority, Sales - Temporary Employees, Scout Executive, Space Education,
Special Gifts/Retail, Total Wellness, Waste Water Utility
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If you've
missed a meeting, visit eClub for your make-up credit!
eClub is a fully chartered Rotary Club from Rotary District
5450. In addition to providing an on-line meeting, visitors
will participate in a process that reflects the efforts of
the visitor to demonstrate an intent to spend time considering
Rotary and the positive aspects of seeing other Rotarians
in their "service above self" environment.
1) Go to
http://www.rotaryeclubone.org
2) Review one or more of the current or archived programs.
You will be required to answer questions. Look for an arrow
to find various programs.
3) Click on Makeup Form
4) Read Makeup Request Form carefully and follow directions
5) When you have filled out the Request Form, print it and
turn it in to Phyllis.
6) We are
District 6710
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Area Rotary Meetings
Monday
Mayfield, 12:00, Mayfield Country Club
Marshall County, 12:00, Majestic Steak House
Tuesday
Cadiz, 11:55, Lakeland Jamaboree Bldg.
Hopkinsville, 12:00, Memorial Bldg.
Princeton, 12:00 Majestic House Restaurant
Fulton, 12:00, Community Center
Wednesday
Clinton, 12:00, Hickman Co. Library Building
Thursday
Metropolis, 12:10, Montego's
Murray, 12:00, Pagliai's
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