WEEKLY PUBLICATION OF THE MIAMISBURG ROTARY CLUB

July 10, 2013 VOLUME 91, NUMBER 1

The Cog Log

TOP DOG

CARD is the 5 of DIAMONDS Last week the pot was $290

Karen Euse held the lucky ticket AGAIN!

This week Karen drew the Six of Spades.

Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?

Is it the TRUTH? Is it FAIR to all concerned?

Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?

Cog Log Editor: Debbie Posey Comm Serv Dir: Jeff Nestor Itnl Serv Dir: Maryann DeYoung Voc Serv Dir: Melinda Moore

President: John Ebersole President Elect: Doug Barry Vice Pres/Club Serv Dir: Debbie McLaughlin Past Pres/Fund Rais’g Dir: Keith Basinger

Secretary: Barry Barnhart Treasurer: Pete Woodward Sgt-at-Arms: Julie Grice

Asst Sec’y: Judy McCartney Asst Treas: Karen Euse Asst Sgt-at-Arms: Ron Smith

Meeting Notes

President Elect, Doug Barry opened the June 26, 2013 meeting of the Miamisburg Rotary Club at the Baum Opera House. He welcomed all members, guests and visitors.

Greeters

Judy McCartney

Prayer

Karen Euse

Pledge

President Elect, Doug Barry

Opening Song

Jeff Nestor

Acting Sec’y

Kurt Stueve

Guests

Cindy Kline - tom Nicholas

Visiting RotariansL

Erik Grunwald - North Raleigh, NC Ned Dull - Van Wert, OH

Prospective New Members

Eric Cluxton - Dick Church Brielle Maynor - John Ebersole

Leo Anticolli - Shon Myers

Prizes

Debbie McLaughlin

Greeters Schedule

7-3-13 NO MEETING 7-10-13 Keith Johnson and Phil Johnson

Prizes Schedule

7-3-13 NO MEETING 7-10-13 Melinda Moore

Upcoming Programs

7-3-13 NO MEETING 7-10-13 Doug Barry

General Announcements

John Ebersole was not present because he took his father-in-law to Hospice. Keep John and his family in your prayers.

Jeff Nestor informed us that the MMA would not meet in the morning, but they are doing an after-hours meeting tomorrow at 5pm at Bullwinkle’s. Everyone is welcomed.

NO meeting Wednesday, July 3rd!

PROPOSED NEW MEMBER

The STAR committee presents the following as a member of the Miamisburg Rotary Club. Eric A. Cluxton of Dayton. Eric is employed by the Mound Development Group in Miamisburg. Eric's classification is Commercial / Industrial Development Group, President.

Eric is being sponsored by Dick Church.

The above proposed member will be eligible for membership provided no written objection, stating reasons, is received by the board within 7 (seven) days of this publication, from any member (except honorary), of this written notice.

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Doug says he has not had as much trouble scheduling a speaker, as he did with getting a speaker for this week. He would like to thank and introduce Madeline Iselie, Vice President for Advancement at Sinclair Community College. The best kept secret in Dayton. Madeline asked if we had seen today’s Dayton Daily News. On the front page it stated that Most Ohio jobs in the future will require some college. Sinclair is working on Education for Jobs and for Life. Over the last five years, Sinclair has produced nearly 15,000 graduates. Over 4500 students transfer to universities annually to purse bachelor’s degrees. Sinclair offers more than 170 programs and works with key industries to prepare our region’s workforce with the right skills for success. The up and coming high growth fields will be Bioscience, IT and Advanced Manufacturing. Encourage your children and grandchildren to look at taking their basic classes at Sinclair Sinclair offers 5 campuses in Montgomery County and a Warren County and Preble County campus.

Speaker: Madeline Iselie, Vice President for Advancement at Sinclair Community College

Make Up Locations

Monday Dayton Ponitz Center, Sinclair CC - noon 444 W. 1st Street Eaton Eaton Country Club - noon

Monday Farmersville Community Center - 6:00 PM Middletown Senior Center - noon

Wednesday Moraine Payne Rec Center - 7:00 AM 3800 Main St

Thursday Centerville Yankee Trace GC - noon New Lebanon American Legion - 6:00 PM

Friday Oakwood Dayton Country Club - 7:00 AM 555 Kramer Rd Springboro Coffman YMCA - 7:30 AM Germantown Emmanuel's Lutheran Church - noon 30 West Warren Street Franklin United Methodist Church - noon

On Line www.RotaryEclubone.org

Julie Grice, Sergeant-at-Arms

PINS & BADGES On your honor!

July Rotarian Membership Anniversaries

Barry Barnhart, 11 years July 1

Rick Ringo, 1 year July 1

Jane Seibert, 1 year July 1

Richard Church, 44 years July 9

Kurt Stueve, 11 years July 10

John Dempsey, 31 years July 14

Debbie Posey, 4 years July 29

July Rotarian Birthdays

Terry Brill, July 1

John Sedlak, July 2

Brenda Russell, July 3

Tom Chapman, July 7

Phil Johnson, July 20

Jim Ekstrom, July 26

July Spouse’s Birthdays

James Runkle (Jan) - July 3

Jeffrey (jane seibert) - July 13

Steve Grice (Julie) - July 16

Patricia Stueve (Kurt) - July 20

Jane Powell (Calvin) - July 28

July Wedding Anniversaries

Jennifer and James Montavon, 14 years July 10

Ron and Roxanne Smith, 14 years July 16

Phil and Sandra Johnson, 5 years July 19

John Bowen and Cheryl, 39 years July 20

James and Maryann DeYoung, 51 years July 21

Larry and Linda Zumstein, 40 years July 22

July 10, 2013 MIAMISBURG ROTARY, DISTRICT 6670, CLUB 3637 COG LOG Vol. 91 No. 1 Debbie Posey 937.866.1351 dposey@amcmiamisburg.com

Photos By JIM DEYOUNG

PRIZE DRAWINGS

$$$$$$ HAPPY DOLLARS S$$$$$$$

Julie Grise was $7 happy to announce the birth of her 7 pound grandson, Colton.

Al Scott gave $5 for Julie Grice helping him deciding what to wear today. For getting to play golf with AJ last Friday at NCR south and for Bear “Gary Munoz” taking him to the hospital for a procedure and bringing him home. Al just wishes Bear would have checked on him like he was supposed to.

Keith Basinger was happy that their trip to MIT in Boston was good and they got to do a few other things in Boston. He was sort of happy, (only had .16 cents left) that Savannah got braces.

Carlisa Harris was $5 happy for her recent family vacation to Myrtle Beach. Doug Barry was $1 happy that baseball is over, $1 happy that football is starting, $1 for his wife, who shall remain ageless and $1 for another successful week of marriage.

Brent was $3 happy that during the 2 ½ weeks they have been in the new office he has lost 3 pounds running back and forth in the new bigger office.

Erik Grunwald grew up in Germantown and was happy to be here visiting and that his daughter who graduated from Florida, was flying to DC for her fourth interview with the Kennedy Center for a job.

Cindy Kline was $1happy to be able to bring her father here today and another dollar happy for her 37 wedding anniversary today.

Eric Cluxton said he better be happy for his 31st wedding anniversary. Tom Croskey gave a crop dollar to Jeff Nester who was able to help him become bonded yesterday. Said he took the paperwork to Jeff at 4:50 p.m. yesterday and Jeff had the bond ready today by 8:25. Great work Jeff.

Jeff Nestor gave a scooter $1 because he had to leave early. Shon Myers was very happy they had a great vacation and because the waters were very clear. They went shark tooth hunting and find about 50 teeth. The waters were clear and made it easy to see any sharks.

And a big $10 from Paul Schultz, who has returned to Rotary. He wanted to thank everyone for the prayers and e-mails they were very encouraging during his son’s fight with cancer. Paul was very happy to report that at this time his son is cancer free. Paul also has a new great grandson, Finn, who weighted close to 9 pounds.

PROPOSED NEW MEMBER

The STAR committee presents the following as a member of the Miamisburg Rotary Club.

Leo J. Anticoli of Tipp City, OH. Leo is the Owner of Anticoli's Guiliano Tavern here in downtown Miamisburg. Leo's classification Fine Dining Restaurant, Owner.

Leo is being sponsored by Shon Myers.

The above proposed member will be eligible for membership provided no written objection, stating reasons, is received by the board within 7 (seven) days of this publication, from any member (except honorary), of this written notice.

2nd NOTICE