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Next Meeting
7 AM November 8, 2007
Grand International, Minot, ND

Greeters
  Toni Hennenfent
&
Barry Hoffer


Sergeant of Arms
Nancy

Check your
commitments!
 
Board Meeting
 Nov 12 noon
All members are invited
 
eBulletin dated
Tuesday November  6, 2007
Rotary Year: 102
Issue: 44
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Edited by
Tom DeVilbiss


PRINTER FRIENDLY VERSION  
The program for Thursday, November 8, 2007 is:
Amy Moen
Director of the Trinity Foundation
    
  Last weeks Program
by: Brad Stia
 
Our speaker last week was Tom Warsocki, VP of Physician Services at Trinity Health. The subject matter of his talk was exactly that, physician services, as well as the challenges faced in recruitment and the importance of  being proactive.  
 
In a nation where one-third of physicians are fifty-four or older and the expected shortcoming is estimated to total 200,000 or so in the next fifteen years, physician recruitment has become more pressing than ever. This is coupled by the fact that there are every increasing populations in need and generational changes being made in the demands of physicians whom no longer accept late nights away from their families.  
 
Tom spoke of the many things they do to check into, attract, and then retain good doctors. Not surprisingly, it turns out to be one heck of a task that can often start before a potential candidate even starts their collegiate education. However, despite the inherent costs of acquiring good physicians, to which we should all commend Trinity in their ongoing efforts, it is universally understood that good doctors are priceless.  
Rotary  Firsts
 

*    Rotary established the endowment fund in 1917, which became the forerunner of the Rotary Foundation
*    Rotary first adopted the name “Rotary International” in 1922, when the name was changed from the International Association of Rotary Clubs.
*    Rotary first established Paul Harris fellow recognition in 1957 for contributions of $1,000 to the Rotary Foundation.
*    The Rotary emblem was printed on a commemorative stamp for the first time in 1931 at the time of the Vienna Convention.
*    The first Rotary club banner (from the Houston Space Center Rotary club) to orbit the moon was carried by astronaut Frank Borman, a member of that club, on Apollo 8.
*    The first Rotary convention held outside the United States was in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1921.
*    The first head of state to address an RI Convention was U.S. President Warren G. Harding in 1923 at St. Louis, Missouri.
Tom DeVilbiss | Local Community Network  
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