2006 Board of Directors  Fort Collins Sertoma Club

President - Dave Blomberg
President-Elect - Randy Willard

Chairman of the Board -
Terry Danielson
Treasurer -  Chris MacDonald
Secretary - Bill Benton
Sgt. at Arms - Norm Rehme
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V. P. Projects -
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The Great Lewdini

Normally, when someone who is scheduled doesn't show up, it's not such a good thing.  On Friday, two week back, however, when Ed Hurtibis didn't show up with his magic show, it wasn't a bad thing at all.  In his place was The Great Lewdini, Lew Wymisner!


Eric Friehauf

Last week, Eric Friehauf from the newly formed Integrity Center spoke with us.


Don


Contact Don Simecka or Ken Borrett with your program! 


Ken

February 23 ~ Jim Alderden
February 24 ~ OUR SECOND ANNUAL (every 6 years) GREAT CHILI COOK-OFF ~ red, green
, & veggie categories
SKI TRIP  ~ March 2nd ~ CANCELLED, I'm told (we've gone from 41 to 17 persons interested in going.  Talk w/Don Shannon or Brad Burns if YOU'RE interested.
June 8th ~
Sertoma golf tournament, 7:30 a.m., Mariana Buttes



Flag

Our next flag day will be Monday, May 28, Memorial Day


The SOW (Sertoman of the Week)

OUR SOW:

1.  . . . was the Noil mascot for his high school football team.  Apparently, the Noil is a big deal . . .  prowling the sidelines during the game, looking for naughty cheerleaders.

2.  . . . .was a guitar-playing-troubadour in college, playing at resorts such as Breckenridge/Snowmass.

3.  . . . .once owned a stolen Porsche.  After being alerted (by the FBI) to the fact that it was stolen, he promptly rolled it in a traffic accident.

4.  . . . .while drinking heavily at a design show in Denver (I think I might drink heavily too!), he first saw his future wife, and leered at her!

5.  . . . two months after he first leered at his wife-to-be, he worked up the courage to ask her out, and stole a kiss on the Ferris wheel at (the original) Elitch's.

6.  . . . is a graduate of the University of Illinois, in architechture.

The SOW was guessed after the 5th clue ~ do YOU know who it is?  The SOW's wife was called in this case, and was pretty much in the dark during the giving of the clues, saying "This guy sounds familiar".  Click HERE to see who our new SOW is!


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The opposite of a "vacuum" is a "plenum."

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 January 9, 2004, our Foundation total is
$17,504.99!!
 
December 31, 2004 ~ $24, 089.63
December 31, 2005 ~ $35,308.09
December 31, 2006 ~ $47,696.52

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At one point during our meeting, a flagrant disavowal of all things good in the world was brought to our attention by Carl Glaser.  He remarked as how he "had no dessert".  As you can see, his brothers-in-arms came to the rescue with apple pie galore!
 

     DUES will be going up ~ We're told that unless we can recruit some new members, dues are going to have to be raised to $100.  We have had two increases in meal cost and a recent increase from The Lincoln Center, all of which means more money from us.

Brad Dusek told us that his wife gave birth to their THIRD child on December 3rd!!

Bradford A. Burns bragged that he fixed Ed Caffrey's garbage disposal a while back.

Frank Johnson had a brag for 41 years of marriage and 61 years of age . . . $101 contributed to the Sertoma Foundation.

Terry bragged on us for behaving well while Coach Kinard was in attendance a few weeks ago.

E. Scott bragged on all the people that actually went to the Boys and Girls Club Breakfast at the Ranch.  He had boos for those who signed up but didn't go.  He also talked about needing to recruit someone to help collect monies for the Flag Program.  Any volunteers?

Nutter told us that there IS a winner for the Sertoma Bowl Pool ~ Jim just keeps forgetting to bring the money.  The winner, Larry Scheinost, picking 24 out of 32 games!  Apparently Ron (Chainsaw) Schmidt came in a close second (but no cigar!)

Chris MacDonald announced that we have about $27,000 in our coffers that will be given away soon.

It was also requested that those of you who are not current in your dues PAY UP!  There are some members over a year behind.  As mentioned above, our operating budget is pretty tight.  As it stands, our quarterly shortfall is estimated to be $466, and that does not include other expenses such as the annual banquet, CC charges, or other activity expenses.  If you owe, PAY!

Norm had a brag for Timmy Miller ~ Seems that Timmy sprang for a new horn for the bedpan.  Whattaguy!

 

St. Pat's Party at John McLean's 4248 Eagle Lake South   Sat.  March 17th  6:00Pm. Live Irish Music, Singing, Story Telling, Jokes.  Bring an appetizer, booze or just yourself.  Friends invited.

Sertoma 2nd ANNUAL (every 6 years) GREAT CHILI COOK-OFF
Bowling at the Elks on the 24th, as well as the 2nd every-six-years chili cook-off.  Call Dave Blomberg ~ 484-8124.

Bowlers- 

 
We will start bowling around 3:30, so try to get there a little earlier.  We can have 20  bowlers on the lanes at one time.  At this time I believe the fee will be $2/per person per game.  If you have your own equipment, please bring it as the Elks has only a limited amount of shoes and bowling balls.
 
Chili entrants--
 
Bring your favorite chili.  Bring it in crock pots or pots that can be heated electrically.  Randy Willard is going to provide for the judge/judges.  We will have stations for red, green, and veggie/other chilis. (Kosher chili from Gary Ross).
 
We will be providing bowls, table service, salad, cheese, crackers, etc.  (Jim Nutt did indicate he is bringing corn bread.)  If you have a really specific need, however, (LIKE TORTILLAS) you'd better bring your own specialty stuff.
 
Drinks--
 
The Elks have a full bar service and drinks, soft or other, can be purchased from the bar.  Mention that you want Elks prices.
 
Time--  +-5:30 for the chili cook-off.
 
Place--  Elks Lodge-- 140 E. Oak.  Corner of Oak and Remington-- Just to the north of the city parking lot.  The Elks will leave the north door of the building unlocked so we can just proceed downstairs to the chili room.   The event will be downstairs through the bar area.
 
Non-bowlers are definitely invited to come down early and harass (interact) the bowlers.  There are also some pool and snooker tables available for anyone that would want to play pool or snooker.
 
Any questions you can contact Randy Willard (the chili-cook-off specialist) or Dave Blomberg.

 

 


Carl Glaser (L), accepts the SOW trophy from Randy
 

 

  

More chalk drawings from Julian Beever, the English artist who is famous for his amazing 3-D art on the pavement of England, France, Germany, USA, Australia and Belgium.

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People are actually avoiding walking in the "hole"!

 


Spiderman to the rescue!
 

   
 

HOW TO SPEAK ABOUT WOMEN AND BE POLITICALLY CORRECT:
1.She is not a "BABE" or a "CHICK" - She is a "BREASTED AMERICAN."
2. She is not "EASY" - She is "HORIZONTALLY ACCESSIBLE."
3. She is not a "DUMB BLOND" - She is a "LIGHT-HAIRED DETOUR OFF THE INFORMATION SUPERHIGHWAY."
4. She has not "BEEN AROUND" - She is a "PREVIOUSLY-ENJOYED COMPANION."
 5 . She does not "NAG" you - She becomes "VERBALLY REPETITIVE."
 6. She is not a "TWO-BIT HOOKER" - She is a "LOW COST PROVIDER."

HOW TO SPEAK ABOUT MEN AND BE POLITICALLY CORRECT:
 1. He does not have a "BEER GUT" - He has developed a "LIQUID GRAIN STORAGE FACILITY."
 2. He is not a "BAD DANCER" - He is "OVERLY CAUCASIAN."
 3. He does not "GET LOST ALL THE TIME" - He "INVESTIGATES  ALTERNATIVE DESTINATIONS."
 4. He is not "BALDING" - He is in "FOLLICLE REGRESSION."
 5. He does not act like a "TOTAL ASS" - He develops a case of
 RECTAL-CRANIAL INVERSION."
 6. It's not his "CRACK" you see hanging out of his pants - It's "REAR    CLEAVAGE."

   

 

 


Somewhere near Rochester , New York , Ed set out to bag his buck at 5:30 a.m. By 11:30 a.m., he was exhausted and hungry--and still no buck. At 12 noon, the mighty hunter Ed guards the remains of his lunch while a passerby snaps a quiet photo while trying not to startle the deer with a belly laugh.

 

 

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George Carlin's New Rules for 2007
 
No more gift registries. You know, it used to be just for weddings. Now  it's for babies and new homes and graduations from rehab. Picking out the stuff you want and having other people buy it for  you isn't gift giving, it's the white people version of looting.
 

HALL OF MEMORIES

Ed Hull   Charter Member 
Stan Shalla  
David James  
Don Sendgraf  
Dick Manges Past President
Bill Banks Past President  and Past Governor
Marvin (Marv) Fries  Charter Member
Harv Nesbitt Past President and Charter Member
Jim Nichols  Past President and Charter Member
Gen. Bill Mauer  
Jim Hoeven