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Aug 12/19, 2009
Newsletter
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Checkout
the new look of our clubs’ website
Just a
reminder to treat those that serve us at the Sizzler well and remember
to leave a tip for them before you leave. |
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Meetings: Sizzler, 371 East 400 South, SLC 11:45
– 1:00 pm, Meeting Room (Northwest corner of Restaurant.) Round
Table Meetings, Same Time & Location except in the Atrium.
** Board meeting is the 1st Wednesday of every
month and is held at 1:00 pm at the Sizzler. |
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This Newsletter is for two weeks due to the District Convention
8/21 – 8/23 |
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WED 8/12 |
Tracey Tabet, Utah Attorney General’s Children
Justice
Center Program |
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WED 8/19 |
No Meeting |
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8/21-8/23 |
District Convention,
Burley, ID |
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WED 8/26 |
Mahina Jones, Redwood
Food Bank |
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WED 9/02
1:00 |
1) Eryn Gorang, Key Club
Division 8B Lt. Governor
2)
Board Meeting |
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WED 9/09 |
Jane Joy, Joy Foundation |
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WED 9/16 |
Round Table |
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WED 9/23 |
Salt Lake City Mayor, Ralph Becker |
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WED 9/30
7:00 PM |
President’s Dinner, Sizzler |
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WED 10/07
1:00 |
1) Speaker and Topic TBA
2) Board Meeting |
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WED 10/14 |
Speaker and Topic TBA |
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WED 10/21 |
Round Table |
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WED 10/28 |
Speaker and Topic TBA |
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About Tracey Tabet …
As the administrator for the Utah Children’s
Justice Center Program, Tracey Tabet oversees the
state’s 15 Children’s Justice Centers, which provide a
friendly, homelike atmosphere designed to help children
feel safe and comfortable while they are being
interviewed regarding alleged abuse. Last year close to
5,000 children were interviewed at Utah’s centers.
Tracey also serves as the
coordinator for the Utah Chapter of the National
Children’s Alliance, the national membership
organization that promotes a comprehensive, coordinated
response to victims of child abuse through the
advocacy/justice center model.
The program housed in the Utah Attorney General’s
Office, where Tracey has worked since 1994. She served
as Deputy Chief of Staff for former Attorney General Jan
Graham and helped developed several initiatives on
domestic violence, gang prevention, and Internet safety.
She has worked closely with elected leaders and
community advocates to promote more resources for
victims, better training for law enforcement, and
stronger criminal penalties for perpetrators. She served
for eight years on the Utah Coalition Against Sexual
Assault Board of Trustees and currently serves on the
Governor’s Sexual Violence Council.
A graduate of the University of Utah and
Westminster College, Tracey has a Masters Degree in
Communication, as well as degrees in public relations
and sociology. She also freelances as a political
consultant and serves on the Holladay City Arts Council.
August 12th in History …
1812 - The U.S. frigate Constitution, Old Ironsides,
defeated the British ship Guerriere during the War of
1812.
1934 - Germans voted to make Adolf Hitler Fuhrer.
1960 - American U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers was
convicted of espionage in Moscow.
1977 - Comedian Groucho Marx died in Los Angeles at
age 86.
2003 - U.N. special representative Sergio Vieira de
Mello was one of 22 killed when a suicide car bomb
struck the UN's Baghdad headquarters.
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A signup sheet was passed around during our last meeting
to for members to take a month and arrange the meeting
speakers for that month. If you haven’t signed up,
Contact Gordon. |
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August 12th in History …
1624 - Cardinal Richelieu was named chief minister of
France by king Louis XIII.
1851 - Issac Singer patented the sewing machine.
1865 - British surgeon Joseph Lister became the first
doctor to use an antiseptic during surgery.
1898 - A peace protocol ending the Spanish-American
War was signed.
1898 - Hawaii was formally annexed to the United
States.
1972 - The last American combat troops left Vietnam.
1985 - In the world's worst single-aircraft disaster,
a Japan Air Lines 747 crashed into Mount Osutaka,
killing 520 of the 524 aboard.
1998 - Swiss banks agreed to pay $1.25 billion to
settle lawsuits brought by Holocaust survivors and their
heirs. The banks had kept millions of dollars deposited
by Holocaust victims before and during World War II.
2000 - The Russian military submarine, Kursk, and its
crew were lost in the Barents Sea.
2004 - N.J. governor James McGreevey announced his
resignation.
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Contact Information |
(B) Business, (C) Cell,(H) Home |
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President/ Newsletter |
Gordon Lewis, (C) 915-6228, (C) 706-4519, gclbowl@comcast.net |
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Immed Past President |
Ron Howell, (W) 983-8000, (H) 397-2532 |
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1st Vice President |
Dave Nelson, (B) 486-7855, (C) 918-7617 |
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2nd Vice President |
Ed Tanner, (B) 524-2534, (C) 201-9908 |
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Secretary |
Mark Anderson (B) 568-9322 (C) 232-5560 |
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Board
Members |
Dave Nelson, Ed Rogers, Ron Howell, Chuck Baker |
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