Mark Reagan, hypnotist/therapist, gave us ways to calm & center yourself when going into a stressful situation. He helps people to a mind over matter conclusion in performing daily tasks, whether it's a golf game or a presentation. In demo mode, Reen Gottron, Fred Warnaars, Sue Bramley and David Blackwell volunteered, rather were volunteered, to be hypnotized. According to Mark, we would have the best night's sleep after the experience. I, for one, concur, so the power of suggestion really works!
THIS WEEK'S PROGRAM:
KIM BIMESTEFER - CLEO PARKER ROBINSON DANCE
Bob Walsh brings us Kim Bimestefer, who was named in the “Top 25 Most Powerful Women” by the Colorado Women's Chamber of Commerce. Her leadership and charitable work have impacted many lives in the Colorado area. Kim is a dedicated volunteer at Cleo Parker Robinson Dance. Hear about their work in the community.
OTHER NEWS THAT'S FIT TO PRINT
TENNIS, ANYONE?
Fred Warnaars is hosting a tennis tournament on Saturday, July 29 at the Coventry Clubhouse, 5011 W. Bowles Avenue, Littleton, CO 80123. Come join the fun - tennis will begin at 6:30 pm. Cocktails & burgers will follow at Fred Warnaars' home, also in Coventry.
A sign up sheet will go around at this week's meeting. Contact Fred or Steve Miller to participate in this fun event!
WESTERN WELCOME WEEK BEER BOOTH TIME
It's time for Western Welcome Week and our annual fundraiser - the BEER BOOTH! The club has participated in this event for several years. As Jim Kelly told us last week, he'll never forget Conde calling out to the crowd, BEER HERE in his New York accent!
Scott Davenport and Steve Miller are in charge of the sign up sheet, so join the 'in crowd' and plan to sell at the beer booth bright and early on Saturday, August 19!
GREAT GALA!
TIME FOR AUCTION ITEMS!
Got anything interesting in your attic you want to get rid of? A Van Gogh, for example? Well donate it to the Gala auction! We're looking for fabulous live auction items: vacations, condos, sports memorabilia, art, tours, big restaurant items. These donations are how we raise the big bucks, so take a close look and let the committee know what you're donating!
IN MEMORIUM - CONDE PALEN DONATIONS
Conde and his family named the Rotary Foundation for those wanting to donate for his passing. Once the donations have been made, his wife Barbara and family will decide what project the funds will support.
Make Check to :
Highland Ranch Rotary Foundation
Memo: Conde
YOUR CHANCE TO PARTICIPATE! COMMITTEES THAT NEED HELP
* Are you social? Join the Events/Social committee & learn from the best! Steve Miller wants to spin off planning of the socials and will work with you to get the hang of planning fabulous events for the club to participate in.
* Are you a natural born marketer? We need someone to take over PR for the club. You won't go it alone as Patrick Prutsman will show you the ins and outs of getting items put in the local papers
* Is history your hearts desire? Jim Kelly has been the club historian for more years than he cares to remember! He'll show you how to document club activities for perpetuity
* Got a nose for news? Become a reporter for this amazing publication, the Wheel Spinner! Sue Bramley has a standardized form you'd fill out for each meeting to assist in the publication of the newsletter
* Are you a teacher at heart...or a voracious reader? Rotary Readers is for you. We help 1st & 2nd grade readers every week at 2 local schools. Talk to Iris Price
* Do you dream of your days as a camp counselor? Then RYLA and Young RYLA are for you. Jan & Tom Keyton and Marion Trummer are your liaisons into the wonderful world of counseling
* Got wanderlust? Join the International Services Committee and get on down to Costa Rica! Bill Simmermon is the one to see
If you want more options, look on the right side of the home page. You'll find a complete list of club officers. Right beneath is a list of all committees & their chairs. Got an idea for a community service activity? Talk to Connie Golas, chair of that committee or anyone who sounds like they might fit in - the club is your oyster!
NEW CLUB 'WORK' SHIRTS
And one of Cindy's first presidential acts - customized 'Rotarian at Work' tee-shirts! And by customized, we mean they'll blast out that we're from HR Rotary! So order yours at Thursday's meeting, only $20.
PEACHES, PEOPLE, PEACHES!
Here is a historic photo of Jan & Tom Keyton in the early days of Rotary peach sales. Ramp it up a few years and we already have 60 boxes sold in the first week! Every box of peaches the club sells, generates revenue for our RYLA activities. If you don't know this by now, you're not listening! Slo let's get going and really sell the heck out of these babies! rotarypeachsales.com
Please join the Highlands Ranch Rotary Sunrise Club for our regular meetings. The meetings are the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month from 7:15 to 8:30 am at the south campus of Childrens Hospital at 1811 Plaza Dr. Highlands Ranch. We offer a delicious continental breakfast ($7.00 for members and guests). We also have wonderful speakers you will enjoy. This is a great opportunity for a make up meeting or for potential members that cannot attend noon meetings. If you plan to attend, please notify Paul Campbell (paulcamp64@gmail.com) or Joel Johnson (jsjohns46@yahoo.com) a day in advance. We look forward to seeing you!!!
WHAT'S AHEAD FOR OUR ACTIVE GROUP!
Committee meetings:
Board meeting - second Wednesday of every month
International Service - third Thursday of every month
Community Service - fourth Thursday of every month
Activities:
July 29 Tennis tournament at Coventry
August 18 Peach Delivery at Eastridge Rec Center
August 19 Western Welcome Week beer booth day
October 14 Bright Futures Gala
December 2 Holiday party, tentative
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Here is a historic photo of Jan & Tom Keyton in the early days of Rotary peach sales. Ramp it up a few years and we already have 60 boxes sold in the first week! Every box of peaches the club sells, generates revenue for our RYLA activities. If you don't know this by now, you're not listening! Slo let's get going and really sell the heck out of these babies! 
