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February 6
 
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February 15
 
CRAIG MANSON
February 22
 
Steve Allen
February 22
 
SHEILA LONGIE
February 23
 
CHAR DENNHARDT
February 26
 
Greg Peterka
February 28
 
Steve Shafer
February 29
 
Dan Engberg
March 6
 
Cody Rodewald
March 9
 
James Connelly
March 21
 
Steve Aaker
March 25
 
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February 19, 2004
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February 21, 2013
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March 1, 1992
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TOM COUGHLIN
March 1, 1989
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TOM MORK
March 1, 1992
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TOM SMITH
March 1, 1994
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BARBARA KNUDSEN
March 2, 2001
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Mark Priore
March 8, 2012
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Michael Cooper
March 15, 2012
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NANCY SAVSTROM
March 16, 2006
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Mike O'Brien
March 18, 2010
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SHEILA LONGIE
March 18, 2004
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Chris Casey
March 19, 2015
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Justin Miller
March 19, 2015
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Ken Mosier
March 19, 2006
14 years
 
Zach Duckworth
March 20, 2019
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LAURIE BOLIN
March 24, 2005
15 years
 
Robert Bayer
March 24, 2011
9 years
 
CARL WAHLSTROM
March 25, 1987
33 years
 
LYNN THARALDSON
March 25, 1987
33 years
 
Steve Aaker
March 25, 1987
33 years
 
TONY McDONALD
March 25, 1987
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Timothy Buck
March 26, 2002
18 years
 
Emily WILLIAMS
March 31, 2006
14 years
 
Russell Hampton
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Lakeville Rotary Club
PEOPLE OF ACTION
Lakeville
Service Above Self
We meet Thursdays at 7:00 AM
Brackett's Crossing Country Club
17976 Judicial Road
Lakeville, MN  55044-7103
United States of America
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GREETERS

 GREETERS

Date 

Name 

Feb 20Greg Peterka

Mark Priore
Feb 27Mark Priore

Colleen LaBeau
Mar 05Colleen LaBeau

Paul Reuvers
Mar 12Paul Reuvers

Peggy Rice
Mar 19Peggy Rice

Dan Ringstad
 
 
 
 
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 MAA/INVOCATIONS/GUESTS
 

INVOCATION SCHEDULE:

Feb 20 - Jim Christian
Feb 27 - 
Mar 05 - Paul Marzahn
Mar 12 -
Mar 19 - 
Mar 26 -
Apr 02 -

 


 

 

MASTER AT ARMS SCHEDULE

Feb 20 - Amy Erkenbrack
Feb 27 - Amy Erkenbrack
Mar 05- Paul Marzahn
Mar 12 - 
Mar 19 -
Mar 26 - 
Apr 02 -

 


 

 

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mark Your Calendars
 
April 30 & May 1- District 5960 Conference of Clubs
Taste of Lakeville Announcements
 
Volunteer Sign-up Open
 
Sign up Genius – Week of Event Volunteer Online Signup - https://www.signupgenius.com/go/60B054EA4AF2FA4FE3-taste1
 
Sign up Genius – Taste of Lakeville Wine/Beer/Cocktail Preview Events plus Landscape and Home Expo: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/60B054EA4AF2FA4FE3-tol2020.
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Operation Love Our Troops
 
Lakeville Rotary Club will be collecting items for our Troops. 
 
Goal to pack 25 Boxes - 5 women and 20 men.
 
Items can be brought to Brackett's over the next few weeks. Once collected we will be scheduling a date to box up the packages.
 
Click Here for a suggested list of items needed.
Spring Blood Drive
 
The Lakeville Rotary Club and the Lakeville Fire Department are hosting another Blood Drive on Wednesday, April 8 from 10:00 until 6:00. We are hoping you will take time to help us in this life saving event. 
 
The location is Fire Station #4 at 9465 185th Street over by Lifetime Fitness Center.
 
You can register online by simply clicking on the following link:
 
 
Should you want to register by phone please contact Mike Cooper directly at 952/500‐0862.
 
 
Barry Anderson
Barry Anderson, Ken Mosier
 
 
Greg Highberg introduced his longtime friend and Mn Supreme Court Justice Barry Anderson.

Justice Anderson is no stranger to Rotary as he shared that he was a twice president of the Hutchinson Rotary Club and the first in Hutchinson to do a live radio auction for PolioPlus.
 
Justice Anderson shared some information on the MN Judicial system and asked us to visualize the branch as a pyramid. With the seven supreme court justices and 294 courts. He shared that the seven supreme court justices hear over 100 written opinions each year and that the justices meet twice a month to discuss cases.
 
Currently, the system is looking into a pilot project which will permit legal paraprofessionals to provide legal advice, and in some cases, represent a client in court when under the supervision of a Minnesota attorney. The Legal Paraprofessional Pilot Project is intended to increase access to civil legal representation in case types where one or both parties typically appear without legal representation.
 
Justice Anderson ended the program with quoting Judge Matthew Hale's
1660 Rules for Judges:
  1. That in the administration of justice, I am intrusted for God, the king, and country; and therefore:
  2. That it be done, I, uprightly, deliberately, resolutely;
  3. That I rest not upon my own understanding or strength, but implore and rest upon the direction and strength of God.
  4. That in the execution of justice I carefully lay aside my own passions, and not give way to them, however provoked.
  5. That I be wholly intent upon the business I am about, remitting all other cares and thoughts as unseasonable, and interruptions.
  6. That I suffer not myself to be prepossessed with any judgment at all, till the whole business and both parties be heard. Matthew Hale
  7. That I never engage myself in the beginning of any cause, but reserve myself unprejudiced till the whole be heard.
  8. That in business capital, though my nature prompt me to pity, yet to consider there is a pity also due to the country.
  9. That it be not too rigid in matters purely conscientious, where all the harm is diversity of judgment.
  10. That it be not biased with compassion for the poor, or favor to the rich, in point of justice.
  11. That popular or court applause, or distaste, have no influence in anything I do, in point of distribution of justice.
  12. Not to be solicitous what men will say or think, so long as I keep myself exactly according to the rule of justice.
  13. If in criminals it be a measuring cast, to incline to mercy and acquittal.
  14. In criminals that consist merely in words, we are no more harm ensues, moderation is no injustice.
  15. In criminals of blood, if the fact be evident, severity is justice.
  16. To abhor all private solicitations, of what kinds soever, and by whomsoever, in matters depending.
  17. To charge my servants, I, not to interpose in any manner whatsoever; not to take more than their known fees; not to give any undue precedence to causes; not to recommend counsel.
  18. To be short and sparing at meals, that I may be the fitter for business."
 
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Club Makeup's

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District 5960 and when Clubs meet:
All make ups must be reported within two (2) weeks of the Club meeting that was missed.
Email make ups to Laurie Bolin, lbolin@360communities.org
Lakeville Rotary Club
PO Box 433
Lakeville, MN 55044