East Palestine Rotary News

February 13, 2006

"Service is the rent we pay for being.  It is the very purpose of life, and
not something you do in your spare time."


  • FUTURE PROGRAMS:
    February 20th Laura Dailey
    February 27th Club Assembly
    March 6th Brian Brown
    March 13th Sondra Feezle

Click here for the complete 2005-2006 Program List


Program

Our speakers today were from Leland Manufacturing, Inc.  Brian Daniels is the President and Dave Olm is the Operations Manager.  Their facility is located on East Main Street.  They recondition bulk containers, and manufacture roof control products for deep mines.  They announced that they will be building a new 15,000-20,000 square foot facility across the street from their existing building.  


News

  • Julie won the big drawing today

  • Happy/Sad Bucks:  Dave is still happy for the Steelers; Roger is happy because his son Matt will spend another summer on a sub in Hawaii; Shirley is happy because her work has slowed down

  • Bob has scheduled a Board meeting for next Monday at 11:30

  • Bob has talked with the folks at Dull's Auction Barn, and we can use the auction barn for our Christmas Auction this year, unless they sell the building

  • District Governor Jack Pollen's monthly newsletter is on-line

 


Jokes of the Week
  

COUNTRY PREACHER
 
An old country preacher had a teenage  son, and
it was getting time the boy should give some thought
to choosing  a profession. Like many young men, the
boy didn't really know what he wanted  to do, and he
didn't seem too concerned about it.
 
One day, while the boy was away at  school, his
father decided to try an experiment. He went into
the boy's  room and placed on his study table three
objects: a Bible, a silver dollar  and a bottle of
whisky.
 
"I'll just hide behind the door," the  old
preacher said to himself, "and when he comes home
from school this  afternoon, I'll see which object he
picks up. If it's the Bible, he's going  to be a
preacher like me, and what a blessing that would
be! If he picks  up the dollar, he's going to be a
businessman, and that would be okay, too.  But if he
picks up the bottle, he's going to be a no-good
drunkard, and,  Lord, what a shame that would be."
 
The old man waited anxiously, and soon  heard his
son's footsteps as he entered the house whistling
and headed for  his room. He tossed his books on the
bed, and as he turned to leave the room  he spotted
the objects on the table. With curiosity in his eye,
he walked  over to inspect them.
 
Finally, he picked up the Bible and  placed it
under his arm. He picked up the silver dollar and
dropped it  into his pocket. He uncorked the bottle
and took a big drink. .  .
 
"Lord have mercy," the old man whispered,  "he's
gonna be a politician!"

Make-Up Opportunities

Columbiana American Legion Tuesday Noon
Salem Salem Community Center Tuesday 11:50 AM

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