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Palestine Rotary Club MeetingWednesday ~ Noon ~ Ben E. Keith Community Room

P.O. Box 612 ~ Palestine, TX 75802www.palestinerotaryclub.org

Wednesday, March 2, 2016

2015 - 2016Board of Directors

President:Susan Harris

President-Elect:Greg LaudadioPast President:

Mark DavisSecretary:

Carol HerringtonTreasurer:

Brenda Beazley

DirectorsFoundation ~ Michael Davis

Service ~ Jordan ByrdPublic Relations ~ Sloan Shuffl er

Membership ~ Greg LindseyYouth Services ~ Michael Page

At Large ~ Hugh SummersAt Large ~ Brenda Walker

Bulletin ~ Jake MienkWeb Master ~ Brenda Walker

Sergeants At ArmsSteve Spencer

Mark HendersonDavid Hennessee

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It started with a simple concept: A ball. We created an ultra-durable ball to bring the transformative power of play to the hundreds of millions of youth

who don’t even have something as simple as a ball.In 2010, One World Futbol Project was founded as a

B Corporation. With the help of our Founding Sponsor Chevrolet, our global network of giving partners and our Buy One, Give One customers, we have distributed over 1 million balls to communities around the world.

Th e One World Futbol was just the beginning. Th e impact of our eff orts showed us that the need for play was something much greater. We discovered play’s critical role in the lives of people all over the world—and where play can take us all tomorrow.

Play is in our DNA—a need as important as food, medicine and shelter. It’s an intrinsic part of our lives, regardless of geography or culture, and through play we become stronger individuals, build better communities and create a more positive future.

Today, we are changing the game and our name by expanding our mission, products and services to enable play in all its forms—anywhere and everywhere.

We are now One World Play Project.Join us and together, we will turn the world into a

fi eld of play.

Campaigns are a great way to get One World Futbols to disadvantaged communities and create a positive change in our world.

Th rough our Buy One, Give One and Give Balls programs, we give ultra-durable One World Futbols to organizations, schools and others working with youth in refugee camps, war zones, disaster areas and inner cities, to name a few. To learn more about starting a campaign in your Rotary Club, visit www.oneworldplayproject.com.

Rotarians At WorkPrayer ~ Carson Wages

Song & Pledge ~ Timothy TriplettGuest Intro ~ Mike Thomason

Attendance ~ Linda Walton and Connie Fain

Today’s ProgramJack Selden on Parker Family History

Upcoming Programs3/9 ~ Backyard Gardening

3/16 ~ TBA3/23 ~ Jordan Byrd: Hacking your life

Member Birthday’sJeff Doran ~ March 2

Donald C. Davis ~ March 7Greg Laudadio ~ March 8

Rotary AnniversariesMike Davis ~ March 4 ~ 7 years

Jeffrey Roberson ~ March 7 ~ 4 yearsLarry Weber ~ March 7 ~ 15 years

Jeanette Westmoreland ~ March 8 ~ 10 years

Rotarian Happenings

Caterer’sMarch 2 ~ Red Fire GrilleMarch 9 ~ Don Mario’s

March 16 ~ Pint and Barrel

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The fi erce July sun beat down on us as we approached the fi eld where the match was to take place. It wasn’t much of a soccer pitch, with its uneven terrain and rusty poles for goalposts, but the local teens we had met came ready to play. They guided us over the piles of bricks and broken tiles that separate their neighborhood community center from the fi eld behind it and took their positions.

Much like any schoolyard competitors, incursions from grazing cows notwithstanding, players stretched and warmed up, took turns retrieving out-of-bounds balls, and, after the fi nal goal, lined up to exchange high-fi ves. The Vietnamese contingent handily outscored our group of American Rotary volunteers, but the defeat was far from bitter. The fi ve Rotarians, four Interactors, and two 20-something alumni of Rotary Youth Leadership Awards had already achieved what they had come to Vietnam to do: distribute durable soccer balls to promote play and to spread Rotary’s message of service and goodwill. An exerpt from the March Issue of The Rotarian. Photo Credit: Na Son Nguyen

March Jr. RotariansElkhart HostDnaleri Vasquez Jessica JonesTanner Tutt Greg LindseyPalestine HostShelby Songer Cindy PiersolDavid Retana Sarah Lee Westwood HostMegan Myers Sloan Shaeff erMarissa Fields Mike Davis

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This land is your land,This land is my land,

From CaliforniaTo the New York island,

From the redwood forest,To the Gulf stream waters,

This land was made for you and me.

As I was walking,That ribbon of highway,

I saw above meThat endless skyway,

I saw below meThat golden valley.

This land was made for you and me.

FYI: March isisColonCancerAwareness

MultipleSclerosisAwareness

MultipleMyeloma Awareness

KidneyCancer Awareness

Badge Roundup!Time to retrieve Rotary name badges from your cup holder, desk drawer, or purse/briefcase. Please

return badges to thelonely badge box.

Th ank you!