Phather Phil’s Prayer In Phather Phil’s absence, our District Chaplain – David Ladd – gave us one of his patented extemporaneous prayers to open the meeting. Today’s Guests Guest Guest Of Adam Blanchard Speaker Guest Mason Cammel Mike Bevis Joe Cantrell Wayne Christie Kelly Davis Beth Duncan Jack Grady Mike Bevis Greg Huff Val Huff […]
CNOtes – April 9, 2019 – Dr. Greg Ramey – Dayton Children’s Hospital Read More »
The district’s slogan is “Explore your community’s BIG BACKYARD! Fun, healthy, outstanding park experiences connecting the community with the outdoors.” Arnie discussed what to expect in 2019. A new trail at Pleasant Hill Park is opening and so far is about three quarters of a mile long. Oak Grove Park is getting restrooms. St Leonard/Bill Yeck Park has received a conservation easement.
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In 1887, Dayton YMCA General Secretary David A. Sinclair founded the courses of study to create skilled citizens to succeed in local jobs and his life. His idea was to “find the need and endeavor to meet it.” eventually the institution was named Sinclair College in 1948 and the college is currently celebrating 132 years.
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Wasfi is the owner of JD Legends Media (a social media company) and CEO of JD Legends Entertainment Complex in Franklin, Ohio. he started with “Tonight I will tell you a story about how I reduced my yearly marketing budge by $100,000 while increasing sales by 30% using social media and Facebook Live.”
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Seventy clubs participate in the Optimist International Essay Contest in Ohio. One winner from each club will compete at the state level and the winner at the state level will receive a $3500 scholarship ($2500 from Optimist International and $1000 from The Great Ohio District of OI). The top 3 essays were read today. The scoring was very close. out of 300 possible points, only 6 points separated Emily Whitehead in 3rd to Benjamin Thomas in 2nd. Also, only 8 points separated Benjamin and the winner, Madelyn Thomas.
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Muse Machine was founded by Suzy Bassani. Students served are from Pre-K through 12. They believe the arts should be available to all children. They help 76,000+ students in 108 schools in 13 counties in Ohio and Kentucky. They target Title 1 schools. A Title 1 school is one where at least 40% of students receive free or reduced-price lunches. There has been a dramatic increase in recent years of students receiving these benefits. They serve nearly all the Title 1 schools in the area.
David covers the Dayton Flyers, Ohio State Buckeyes football, the Cincinnati Reds, and Wittenberg University sports for the Dayton Daily News. Springfield News-Sun, Journal News and WHIO. He likes covering sports from the field of play. It is a lot more exciting being on the field and he gets to do this with the Flyers, reds, and OSU.
David Jablonski – Dayton Daily News Sports Read More »
The Modern (originally called The School of Advertising Art), was founded in 1983 by Tim Potter and is located on David Road in Kettering. It is a nationally college for design. About a year ago they moved to their current 23,000 square foot location. Since moving they have added 17 more employees. The Dayton Business Journal named The Modern College of Design as the 2018 overall Business of the Year.
Jessica Barry – Modern College of Design Read More »
Bill recently published his book “Impacts Beyond the Bounds – Explosive Success for Atypical People.” Bill is a Marine Corp Veteran and has been a member of CNO since November, 2004. He is also the CEO of Copp Integrated Systems, a member of the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame, serial entrepreneur, motivational speaker, and author.
Bill DeFries – Author of Beyond the Bounds – Explosive Success for Atypical People Read More »
The DAI is celebrating the 100-year anniversary of the founding of the Dayton Art Institute. The “Gem on the Hill” was founded on February 28, 1919. The museum was opened to the public on January 10, 1930. In 2019, DAI will celebrate by launching 100 events at the museum. There will be numerous improvements to the building and grounds with many changes for improved accessibility. The improvements are estimated to cost $9.7 million.
Alexis Larsen – Dayton Art Institute Read More »
