Rotary Club of High Point Thursday 12:00 Noon 800 Country Club Drive

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1 The Spokesman PROGRAM: Tuesday, Nov. 21st 11:30 1:30 HIGH POINT ROTARY CLUB THANKSGIVING PROGRAM Sponsored by the Dr. Nido Qubein Family & the Qubein Foundation Rotary Club of High Point Thursday 12:00 Noon 800 Country Club Drive Rotary Zone 33 Rotary District 7690 Rotary Club # 6062 Web: (club) (district) (int l) This Week at Rotary..... Karen Jacobsen Hall Of Fame Gold Medalist, Author, and Speaker Mike Schlappi Mike Schlappi, Hall of Fame Gold Medalist, Author of SHOT HAPPENS, Professional Speaker, Husband and Father of five, will inspire you with some workable strategies, tools, and mindsets that can be used to enrich your life. His personal experiences with nurses, doctors and therapists not only saved his life, but pointed him to a career in healthcare. He earned his MBA from Arizona State University with an emphasis in healthcare administration and was the Director of Rehabilitation for Intermountain Healthcare in Utah for ten years. Mike has degrees in financial planning and finance from Brigham Young University and has earned his life, health, and Series 7 Licenses. A story that began with a tragic accident has evolved into a lifetime of lessons and victories. This is a Ticketed Event that Requires You to have Purchased a Ticket in Advance. No Tickets are Available at the Door. You Must Have Your Ticket With You to be Admitted. There Will Be NO Noon Rotary Meeting on Thursday, Nov. 23rd at the High Point Country Club. Give Thanks! Last Week at Rotary.... Last week at Rotary we Enjoyed a Great Rotary After Hours at the String & Splinter. See the pictures on page two that tell the story of great food, drink, fellowship, and fun!

2 Last Week at Rotary... ROTARY AFTER HOURS at the String and Splinter Club A GRAND TIME HAD BY ALL! Don t Miss the Next Rotary After Hours, This One Was a Lot of Fun!

3 The Rotary Club of High Point Support The Concerts & Food Drives That Our Club s Design to Fight Hunger Promotes And You Support the Local Salvation Army THE BUILD AT PUBLIX ON N. MAIN ST. IT TOOK A BUNCH OF FOOD AND A BUNCH OF ROTARIANS TO MAKE THAT TRAIN Chief Designer & Architect John Anderson Reviews Plan With Architect Clark Pierce Every Good Project Starts With a Good Foundation. And We Go From There! John Brings in the Majestic Smokestack Mark, Joel, and Ron try and reinvent the wheel Lots of Rotarians Showed Up to Work and at Times Supervise While Awaiting Their Next Assignment. But a Lot of Work Was Done Friday from 8 p.m. until 11 p.m. Leaving Friday Morning s Crew In Good Shape to Put The Finishing Touches on the Project.

4 The Rotary Wheel Adorns the Front of the John Anderson Designed Train! Isn t it Great That Clark Pierce Can Eat a Granny s Doughnut & Work Too? The Friday Crew Got To Put the Crowning Touches on the Train! Looks Mighty Cool Doesn t It? That Cow Catcher Required Some Geometry Recall! At Left, Even the Manager of Publix and His Daughter Helped Out on the Design To Fight Hunger!

5 SIGNED UP TO RING THE BELL? Give Leigh Ann Kasias a Call or to Get Scheduled! lkasias@wehwlaw.com December 2nd 9 a.m. 7 p.m. POINSETTIA PICK UP DAY IS Thursday, Dec. 11th 11:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. Christmas Wrapped in Brass HIGH POINT ROTARY COOK BOOKS N.C. Brass Band in Concert at First Baptist Church Friday, December 1, Great Gift For CHRISTMAS Just $10 COVER THE CITY The Project Continues! The Cover The City Project's November blanket drive to help keep people warm during these colder months is still going on. You may drop off your new and/or gently used blankets at First Baptist Church of High Point. Collections run from November 1st to November 30. "Our mission is to cover High Point literally and physically with love and warmth, said founder Amanda Anderson." First Baptist Church 405 N. Main Street High Point, N.C (336) coverthecityproject.org Do You Follow The Four Way Test When No One is Looking? James & Phyllis Cumby 42 yrs. Wednesday Nov. 22nd Monica & Alan Peters 15 yrs. Thursday Nov 23rd Carroll & Jean Ann Brown 46 yrs. Sunday Nov. 19th Barry & Jan Nelson 37 yrs. Wednesday Nov 22nd Brian & Jenny Bunch 33 yrs. Friday Nov 24th There Are No Birthdays or Club Anniversaries This Week The Queen Will Return on November 30th PROPOSED MEMBER Eric Abeles Marsh McLeannan Classification: Insurance /Employee Benefits Sponsor: Bill Kester Comments to Kem Ellis by Dec. 1, 2017 Make An Early New Year s Resolution to Bring a Prospective Member to Rotary! Nov. 30th Ken Morgan Rotary Foundation Celebration Dec. 7th Children s Christmas Program COMING ATTRACTIONS Dec. 14th Renowned Artist William Mangum 30th Anniversary Of Holiday Cards Dec. 21st No Meeting MERRY CHRISTMAS

6 Contrary to Popular Belief, There are No Lobsters in Abbott s Creek..... Tell That to John Anderson Somebody Had a Birthday Keith Byrd Serenaded Birthday Girl Myra Clodfelter And The Whole Rotary After Hours Crowd Joined In To Wish Her a Happy Birthday! MAKE UP OPPORTUNITIES Monday Furnitureland - String & Splinter 12 noon Greensboro-Crescent-Realtor Assoc. 12:30 pm Tuesday GSO-Airport-Cardinal Club 7:00 am Asheboro Pinewood C.C. 12 noon Lexington YMCA 12:15 pm Guilford Weir Jordan House 12:30 pm W-S Benton Convention Center 12:30 pm Jamestown Jamestown Town Hall 6:00 pm Wednesday Kernersville First Christian Church 7:00 am Archdale-Trinity Guil-Rand Fire Dept 12 noon Thomasville Woman s Club 12:05 pm Asheboro Randolph AVS Catering Banquet Center 12 noon Greensboro-Coliseum Sp. EventsCtr 12:30 pm Thursday Greensboro-Gate City-O Henry Hotel 7:00 am W-S Stratford Forsyth C.C. 12:30 pm Friday GSO Summit-Starmount Forest CC 12:30 pm W-S Reynolda Forsyth C.C. 12:30 pm How About You? PIGSKIN PROGNOSTICATORS Last Week Brought Some Crushing Defeats and A Few Upsets Too Says David Pritchett. Through Thursday, November 15th the standings are... Kem McAllister 82, Clark Pierce 81, Joel Gentry & Wil Elder 79, and George White 78 ROTARY CLUB of HIGH POINT Officers, Boards, Committees President Tammy Childress President Elect Vice President Secretary Jeff Fuller Steve Ilderton Kem Ellis Treasurer Ken Esposito Immediate Past President Stan Godwin Executive Secretary David McCoy Sergeant-At-Arms Amy West District Liaison David McCoy Membership Retention George White Special Recognitions D. Shaw, K. McAllister, J. Anderson, J. Gentry Family of Rotary Sharon Smith New Comer's Committee George White Blue Badge Administration George White Football Pool Master David Pritchett Rotary History David Wall Birthday Cards Nancy Bowman Membership Recruitment Wil Elder Classification Monica Peters Orientation Robert Hoskins Attendance Kem Ellis Social Events Wil Elder Club Public Relations Mary Sizemore Spokesman Newsletter Mark Pierce Website Development Dave McCoy Facebook Carol Hughes Press Releases Kem Ellis Club Administration Mark Pierce/ A. Maille Anniversary Celebration Mark Pierce District Conf. Contacts T. Childress/ J. Fuller Youth Services Kai Robinson/ R. Kerr Interact Wanda Stewart, Keith Curlee RYLA Julie Muenzner Local Scholarships Brian Bunch School/Student Relations Greg Suire/Carol Hughes Job Shadowing Wanda Stewart Children's Christmas Party Jeff Fuller Youth Service Chair John Curcio Community Srvc Projects Joel Campbell Literacy (Read-A-Thon) Mary Sizemore Concern For The Elderly Steve Ilderton Salvation Army Bell Ringing Leigh Anne Kasias Service Projects Gene Williams Fundraising Projects Jordan Lessard BBQ & Auction Stan Godwin/ G. White Poinsettia Sale Greg Suire Golf Tournament Tyler Adamson ACC Day Nancy Bowman Allocations Joel Gentry Foundation & Inter. Srv. Don Shaw Polio Plus R. Ragan/ D. McCoy District Grants Mark Pierce Programs Tom Blount Make Ups For the Week 11/16/17 ROTARY AFTER HOURS: M. Clodfelter, Br, Davis, Freeze, M. Morgan, Smith, Whitley, Williams 11/16 DESIGNS TO FIGHT HUNGER: Parrish 11/17, Pritchett 11/16 Absences For The Meeting of 11/16/17 None, Thursday Noon Meeting Was Canceled