Meeting date: Monday, February, 10, 2003

Master of Ceremonies • Lyle Hansen - President Pledge • Dale Elemenhurst - Elemenhurst Chiropractic Clinic Invocation • Paul Schneidmiller - World Wide Travel Service

Guests Special welcome to all our Valentines!

Special Drawings Thanks to the numerous Walla Walla businesses who donated terrific prizes for our giveaway contest. It was truly amazing to see all those gifts and the smiles on the faces of our winners. Thanks Walla Walla!

Program Review Valentines Day Lunch - Sharon Conley & Nancy Riggle Background music • Linda Henry, Pianist

Sweet Adelines Quartet - “Blue Print” • Jenny Miles • Lynnette Brown • Barb Knop • Jennifer Northam

Program Speaker - Doug Barram • Doug Barram, a longtime minister of the Prescott Community Church, reflected on the meaning of love and commitment. Barram, who has been married 41 years and helped found the FRIENDS program for at-risk youth, reminded Exchange Club members that love lasts forever and that we should never give up on our relationships. Although temptations are often presented during our lives, he said true love and honesty should always rise above.

Thanks so much to Sharon and Nancy for all their hard work!

Member Spotlight Brian Dohe Place of work: Whitman College Years in club: 7 Birth place: Lincoln, KS High school: Limon High School Favorite food: Great beef, garlic mashed potatoes, red wine Favorite movie: 1776 Favorite music: Baroque Choral Music Favorite book: Recently - John Adams Hobbies: Music, wine, cooking

Most memorable life experience: Birth of Erik Karsten Dohe.

Tell us something about yourself that nobody else would know: I own and play the accordion and I marched in an accordion marching band at Disneyland.

College Rodeo Rodeo tickets and posters are now available. Jay Broughton is encouraging club members to volunteer. The event is just weeks away. Tickets sales are very important to this event. For ticket information, call Ed George at 525-7527.

Food Drive The Exchange Club food drive is underway. Last year Rotary collected twice as much as our Exchange Club. This year we plan to correct that situation. A collection bin will be at upcoming meetings. Camp Fire USA has also been added as a collection site this year. The five most appreciated items are: Mac n’ Cheese, jelly/jam, tomato products (ie. tomato sauce), canned fruit, and canned “meals” (ie. stews, ravioli).

Future Programs Visit with Club Members • Monday, February 17

College Rodeo • Monday, February 24 Meet this year’s rodeo team as coach G.L. Longgood tells us what to expect at the upcoming College Rodeo.

NOTE! The first meeting of each month at Reed Center on Whitman Campus. If this change is well received, board officers may move all the meetings to the Reid Center. Direct comments to board officers.