50/50

Sharon  won $5.00 for the 50/50 drawing.  Becky drew the 9 of Hearts from the card deck. There is $5 in the pot and 50 cards in the deck.  We will now looking for the Queen of Hearts.

Fines & Happy Dollars

Jean was Sergeant of Arms and questions were: Who is on the cover of the March issue of The Rotarian-Dolly Parton, Who is the 2008-09 Rotary International President elect-Dong Kern Lee from South Korea, Where will the 2008 Rotary International Convention be held-Los Angeles, What did Marc Jacobson do with the $30,000.00 he won in a Rotary sponsored raffle-he gave it back to the Northbrook IL Rotary Club. What is Rotary International's top priority-Eradication of polio, Who's book was reviewed in the March issue of the Rotarian-Bill Clinton's book Giving.

John and Carolyn Fischer had happy dollars because they have Flavia as a guest for 2 weeks.

Easter Egg Hunt

Next week Stacy Knepp will present a Tastefully Simple program at our regular meeting, and the winners of the Easter poster contest will be attending.

Middlecreek Chamber

West Milton Bank will be selling Klinger salads for April 11th, the price is $4.25. Contact John Aucker if interested. Proceeds will go to Relay for LIfe.

Guest

John Fischer was a guest.

College in High School

Bobbie Landis was a guest of Elaine, and talked about a program at Central Penn College called College in High School. The program is designed to bridge the gap between high school and college. The program is for junior and senior high school students who would like to get a head start on college credits. These credits can be earned by attending classes in high school, online by way of Blackboard programs, or a blended program which includes online classes and attending campus classes. High school teachers are certified by Central Penn to teach these classes. Classes are formatted to mirror high school marking periods. Central Penn offers these classes at a 75% savings. Courses cost $225.00, and there are no application or processing fees. An undergraduate would pay $999.00 for the same course. There is no financial aid available, and no refunds after a course is started. Students are required to do internships, and must maintain a 2.0 grade average. Students attending campus classes must maintain a professional appearance, and can miss 4 classes per term. An average class has 16 students, and there are career services available. An Associate degree can be earned in 18 months, and a Bachelor degree in 3 years. An application, parental consent and teacher recommendations are required to get started.

Upcoming Programs and Events

March 19     Revitalization Seminar

March 21     Easter Egg Hunt

April 4 - 5     PETS

April 11- 13     District Conference, Williamsport at the Genetic Hotel.

April 15     50th Anniversary Celebration

April 26     District Assembly, Muncy

June 6-7     Relay For Life

June 14     Golf Tournament