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Pictures from the Induction/outduction on June 26, 2009 
See "Installing New Officers" for additional photos
Stephen sets new standards for earning Blue Badge
Sondra Peters President's Award & Clint Boxman Rotarian of the Year.
Dan Weedin Pres of Poulsbo Rotary is Dan Martin's last speaker.
Golf Tournament Snapshots: Tent Putup:
Tent takedown:
Dave Wetter & Jon Sole congrtatulate Skip Peters on passing the 90 lb water pressure test!
Jon Sole testing the irrigation system installed at Kingston's Village Green Park.
The views we can look forward to during the installation and outstallation ceremonies:
Dan inducts 3 new members: Veat Neal (Laura Neal), Breane Martinez (Fredrick Branchflower) and Thornton Percival (Nancy Martin).
Dave Wetter speaker, explains the Firehouse Project before taking our club on a tour of the construction site. It should be complete within 4-6 weeks.
Welcoming party for our Australian Guests at Jon Sole's home.
Nancy and Dan Martin host our Australian guests at the Women's University Club in Seattle
Australian visitors enjoy a photo moment enroute to the Hoh Rain Forest
Paul Harris Awards - Recipients pinned by Bob Winckel Dan Martin pins Fredrick Branchflower
Speaker Rea Mowery tells us all about Abe Lincoln.
Bobbie Moore brings us up to date on the Village Green Park and Community Center.
Steve Solomon Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar.
Olga Fedorovski, Executive Director of Kitsap Literacy Council.
Club Assembly
Bill Maule discusses trip to Belize

Helen and Sondra at Kingston Town Meeting Kingston Town Meeting
Battle Against Polio Gets Major GrantThe global campaign to eradicate polio received a $200 million grant that health officials say will help fund the final push to wipe out the disease. A world effort to beat polio has succeeded in slashing the number of cases by 99% during the past two decades, but the virus that causes the disease persists, mainly in Afghanistan, India, Nigeria and Pakistan. The grant from the Gates Foundation and Rotary International is the catalyst needed to finally eradicate the infection that mostly strikes children under 5 years old, said Margaret Chan, Director-General of the World Health Organization.
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