Skilled Trade Scholarships 2022

Erin Dickerson’s Prayer

Lord Our God,

We are all created in your image, yet we all have differing talents, abilities and callings. None of which are superior to another.  All of which are needed in this world.   Lord, help us to appreciate each other’s uniqueness and to see your image reflected in ourselves and all whom we encounter.

Amen.

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Announcements

  • Bob Glavin announced that TOP Soccer starts Sunday August 21. He is looking for 1-2 more assistant coaches, no soccer experience needed. Please contact Bob Glavin if you can help. You may also sign-up online to help using the Member Calendar.
  • Debe Dockins announced that the Tuesday lunch meeting on 8/23/2022 will be a picnic at Yankee Park in the Margaret Barclay Shelter. It will be catered by Lee’s Famous Recipe.
  • Debe Dockins announced that the annual CNO Officer Installation dinner will be at the Presidential on September 27, 2022. No lunch meeting will be served that Tuesday at Yankee Trace.

Skilled Trade Scholarships

Gary Hansen introduced Fred Polizzi, the co-chair of the Skilled Trade Scholarships Committee who spoke today about the scholarships. Evelyn Griffith is the other co-chair of the committee.

The committee works with Centerville School Officials – Samantha Stingley, Marion Delatore and Kathy Berry.

The co-chairs will attend the next career day at CHS to help promote the scholarship program.

The committee co-chairs would like to thank the CNO Board of Directors and to all CNO members for their support of this valuable program.

The Skilled Trade Scholarships launched in 2019. This scholarship requires a guidance counselor’s recommendation with an emphasis on financial need and a desire to pursue a degree in the student’s chosen trade. In addition to financial assistance, each student will have two mentors. A scholarship to Sinclair University provides up to $750 per semester for up to six semesters, sufficient for an associate degree. A scholarship to Trade Schools is a one-time payment of $2500.

About the CNO Skilled Trade Scholarship Program

  • Program Introduced and approved by the Board of Directors in 2018
  • Inaugural Year was 2019
  • 11 recipients – averaging 3 recipients the past 3 years
  • 5 students have completed their courses
  • 1 student is in progress
  • 3 students starting this fall
  • 2 students have dropped
  • Scholarships offered have totaled over $14,000

Trades Selected Thus Far

  • Advanced Manufacturing
  • Automotive Technology
  • Construction Management
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Welding

New Member Readings and Inductions

NameSponsor1st 2nd 3rd Reading or Induction
Todd MuckerheideMike Bevis3rd Reading
Deb GrahamMike Bevis3rd Reading
Erin LauritoDebe Dockins3rd Reading
Luke NeffJesse Gaither2nd Reading

Welcome Guests!

GuestGuest Of
David LeePatrick Arehart
Jen LeePatrick Arehart
Jerod LongMike Bevis
Kathy BakerProgram
Kendal CookeBarbara Santo
Levi RistHonoree

Happy Bucks

MemberReason
Jerry StahleyCelebrating 53rd Wedding Anniversary with Mary
Greg Griffin$10, Celebrating 35th Wedding Anniversary with Evelyn
Jen LeeHappy to be a guest today of Patrick Arehart. She has been curious about CNO ever since she started buying our Christmas trees several years ago.
Beth DuncanShe is just HAPPY!
Garry HansenBeth Duncan will be acting president for next next week’s meeting.
Steve KohlsRetiring
Mike CreechDaughter in-law returned to the U.S. after being deployed for 6 months

Sergeants at Arms

MemberInfraction
Gary SmigaMultiple picturse in the Centerville Dispatch and other recent publications without his Optimist pin. He paid $20.
Bob DuffySat at the birthday table when it was not his birthday.
Scott LangerLate to meeting.
Jesse GaitherSergeant Gail Aiken said, “We are in Ohio, not in Texas.” Jesse was fined because he said, “Howdy” when he did the reading for his new member Luke Neff.
Group FineEveryone that has been a member since 2000 that didn’t remember what was on the cup from the Ice Cream Floats CNO used to serve.
Charlie TappGot curb side service recently by sending in his wife in to buy frozen custard for hime at Witt’s.

Membership Anniversaries

MemberJoinedYears
Myron RheaumeAugust 1, 198735
Kathy KleinAugust 5, 20166

Birthdays

Todd MuckerheideJuly 30
Deb GrahamAugust 1
Andrew CainAugust 4
Katy BarkerAugust 7

CNO Donations – 2013 through July 2022

Click here to see a summary of donations the club has made since 2013

Thank You Notes Received

CLICK HERE to see the Thank You Notes Received this week

A Copy of this Week’s Meeting PowerPoint Slide Deck is here

All Photos taken at this Week’s Meeting are here

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