Chartered September 12, 1966
Rotary Club of San Jose East/Evergreen

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Monday, May 20, 2013
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Editor:   Sara Calkins
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Future Speakers
May 23 2013
LEE FORT
"HEALTH REFORM (aka ACA, "ObamaCare")- WHAT'S IN PLACE? WHAT'S AHEAD?"
May 30 2013
Steve Rainbolt
"Enterprise Leadership Conference (ELC)"
Jun 6 2013
SHARON GREEN
"GLOBAL VILLAGE-EAST UGANDA"
Jun 13 2013
Tentative-Vocational scholarship awards
Jun 20 2013
Debunking President Joyce
"Celebrate!"

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Retired Rotarian in the News
by Calkins, Sara


We were so pleased to note that Public Relations Chair, Harry Adams had been successful in having our weekly meeting listed in the local weekly newspaper, that we missed something great. When I had time after the meeting to really look at the Evergreen Times I found an article that featured "our own" Thom Harney!

Check it out . . .

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ROTARY FUN AND FELLOWSHIP

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Come join us for bowling and social at the Fourth Street Bowl located at 1441 North 4th Street, San Jose,Ca on Friday, May 31st at 5:00. The rate will be $4.00/game with shoes being $3.00. Please RSVP by May 28th if you plan to attend. Hope to see you there,. Carol Goedde


Carol Goedde
Rotary Club of San Jose North

CELEBRATIONS!
by Calkins, Sara


Congratulations to our members
celebrating this month.


Member Wedding Anniversary
 Marcela & Jerry Dustrud - 40 years! May 6
Member Club Anniversary
Lee Fort - 27 years! May 1
Toby Adelman - 1 year May 17
 
   
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