March 4, 2015
Satellite Club meeting
------------------------ March 5, 2015
Jeff Kraft
Satisfying the Unique Needs of Customers with Disabilities
New Member Induction
----------------------- 50/50 winner on February 26 was Lee Mulberry
-----------------------
Satellite Club of Highlands Ranch Rotary
Meetings are on 1st and 3rd Wednesday mornings at 7:15 A.M. at The Children’s Hospital (470 and Lucent) at 1811 Plaza Dr., Highlands Ranch, CO.
in the Tennessee Room. About $7 for Continental Breakfast. Childrens hospital puts on a wonderful spread for us with pastries, scones, a huge fruit platter and 2 kinds of juices!!! We can change the menu if we like and will probably do from time to time. You should come visit us and have a warm scone.
Good for a make up or for our friends and acquaintances that would appreciate a Rotary Club with a morning meeting time. If you plan to attend, please let Ann Mather at 303-570-9838 (Annmather@aol.com) or Linda Blackstone at 303-992-5625 know the day before.
--------------------- Did you know that you can view the current and past issues of the "Wheel Spinner" on-line?
How? Just go to www.highlandsranchrotary.org and click on the "bulletins" icon.
______________________________________________
Logan Schurr did an outstanding job of telling our members about Colorado Thespian Festival and how she went on to the National Thespian Festival. Logan is a senior at Rock Canyon High School. She is wonderful actress and singer. She has enjoyed her drama studies at the high school taking on major performance roles. She currently has the lead in the production of “Guys and Dolls”. Logan is a leader as well. She is the president of the Tri-M, the music honor society. Logan traveled to Eastern Europe last year with other students, visiting Berlin and Prague. She applying to several universities with the intention of auditioning for music and theatre. It was a pleasure to recognize Logan as an Outstanding Student”.
Spencer Pozder
Spencer Pozder, a senior at Mountain Vista High School, was recognized last Thursday as an Outstanding Student. He was joined by his parents, Steven and Susan Pozder. Spencer is a well-rounded student who excels in academics. Spencer is rank #3 in his class of 500 students. His classes included advanced placement courses in most subjects. His AP Chemistry teach , Justin Villard stated “Spencer is a student more focused on learning than just earning the points needed for an “A” grade”. Spencer spoke to the members about his recent participation in the Colorado State TSA meet which focus on students interested in technology. Their team finished at the top in four categories and will be competing in the National competition. Spencer intends to study Mechanical Engineering. He has applied to several universities including our local Colorado School of Mines.
Thank you so much for your continuing support of our Interact Club here at Mountain Vista High School. I wanted to apologize for the limited updates recently as we went through a position change. Updates will now be every month!
These are the events we were involved with for January and February 2015:
January 8, Peaceful Schools Visit- we read to 1st graders at Summit View Elementary about diversity
January 13, 8th Grade Parent Night- we handed out flyers and advertised Interact to incoming 8th graders and their parents
January 17th, Bessie's Hope Visit- we had a New Year's party with the residents at ClareBridge Alzheimer's/Dementia Care Center and made masks with them
February 5th, Peaceful Schools Visit- we read to 2nd graders at Summit View Elementary about acceptance
February 14th, Bessie's Hope Visit- we played Bingo and made Valentine's with the residents at ClareBridge
February 25th, Unified Bake Sale- we baked cookies, brownies, and rice crispy treats to be distributed at the last Unified Basketball game of the season
Thank you again for your overwhelming guidance and support of our club!
Tim Lane, Director of Alumni Engagement, and Megan, Development and Communications Manager, with Up with People presented an informative program on February 26. Up with People is celebrating 50 years and the World Headquarters is in Denver.
Up with People is a global education organization which aims to bring the world together through service and music. The unique combination of international travel, service learning, leadership development and performing arts offers students an unparalleled experience and a pathway to make a difference in the world, one community at a time. Since 1965, Up with People has provided young people from around the world a unique international education experience unmatched by any other program. More than 21,000 young leaders from 100+ countries have traveled abroad with Up with People and are now part of our global alumni network.
Important Dates
March 7, 2015 Night at the Nuggets
May 1-3, 2015 District 5450 Conference at Keystone Resort June 20, 2015 Changing of the Guard and 30th Anniversary Party at Jim & Dona Kelley's October 17, 2015 Bright Futures GALA _______________________________________________________
Member Birthdays
Elizabeth Kringel on March 7
Chuck Giebel on March 13
Spouse Birthdays
Debbie Havens (Tom) on March 8
Wedding Anniversaries
Linda and Robert Blackstone, 42 years on March 3
David and Kristina Harriman, 5 years on March 7
Club Join Anniversaries
Mark McNary, 4 years on March 3
Randy Dunn, 1 year on March 6
Jerry Wilford, 6 years on March 26
David Harriman, 1 year on March 27
Michelle McRae, 2 years on March 28
_____________________________
Rotary Club of Highlands Ranch on Facebook
____________________________________
Sponsors
Neil D. DiLorenzo, CPA, P.C. Certified Public Accountants Greenwood Executive Park, Bldg. 6 6430 South Quebec Street Centennial, Colorado 80111-4628 303-796-7645 www.dilorenzocpa.com
.png){kind=logo}
Tim Lane, Director of Alumni Engagement, and Megan, Development and Communications Manager, with Up with People presented an informative program on February 26. Up with People is celebrating 50 years and the World Headquarters is in Denver.
