March 3, 2010 – LCR broke from our normal Wednesday noon meeting schedule for an evening dinner to celebrate our 8th year of service and goodwill here in Lawrence.
A great time was had by all!
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Jim Evers Inducted into Lawrence Central Rotary
Jim Evers was inducted to our club December 2nd. He's no stranger to Rotary International though, in fact he is a Paul Harris Fellow and a San Jose Endowment Fellow. He's been members of both the Downtown Topeka and San Jose Chapters.
Jim is a communications engineer consultant with Engineering-Solutions.
With his broad history with Rotary we are excited to have him with us at Lawrence Central.
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Lawrence Central Rotary Inducts Three New Members!
Deborah Kurtz, Sam Bhakta, and Allison Vance Moore each recently became inducted as new Rotarians with our club.
Deborah works at the Meritrust Credit Union, Sam is the owner of the Roadway Inn on Iowa Street and Allison is an executive at Grubb & Ellis | Winbury Group
We're proud to welcome them as new members of our Rotary family.
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Lawrence Central Rotary Dedicates Community Bicycle Rack
It was a little gloomy October 7th in front of the Lawrence Arts Center but a big crowd came out for the dedication of the first bike rack. With the help of the City, the Lawrence Arts Center and the fabricators.Mark Emge's bike rack design concept called "Arbitrary Triangulation" was inspired by the frame geometry of bicycles. In his proposal he wrote: "There seems to be something methodic and chaotic when multiple bikes are parked at a bike rack. The geometries of these bicycles create a random pattern that is unique to those bicycles and how they are parked. Each day a new series of patterns emerge. "Arbitrary Triangulation" is an interpretation of this random pattern."To the left are members of the bike rack committee from the Lawrence Central Rotary, the
designer, the fabricator and Carolyn Chin Lewis, Mark Emge, and the representative from the Lawrence Arts Center.
Carolyn Chin Lewis – Lawrence Central RotaryMark Emge – Bike rack designerScott Wagner – Lawrence Central RotaryRandy Harwerth – Fabricator from Harnoy MetalBonnie Cherry – Lawrence Arts CenterBonnie hooks up the first bike!
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Lawrence Central Rotary Dedicates Community Bicycle Rack
It was a little gloomy October 7th in front of the Lawrence Arts Center but a big crowd came out for the
dedication of the first bike rack. Withthe help of the City, the Lawrence Arts Center and the fabricators.
Mark Emge's bike rack design concept called "Arbitrary Triangulation" was inspired by the frame geometry of bicycles. In his proposal he wrote: "There seems to be something methodic and chaotic when multiple bikes are parked at a bike rack. The geometries of these bicycles create a random pattern that is unique to those bicycles and how they are parked. Each day a new series of patterns emerge. "Arbitrary Triangulation" is an interpretation of this random pattern."
To the left are members of the bike rack committee from the Lawrence Central Rotary, the designer, the fabricator and Carolyn Chin Lewis, Mark Emge, and the representative from the Lawrence Arts Center.
Carolyn Chin Lewis – Lawrence Central Rotary
Mark Emge – Bike rack designer
Scott Wagner – Lawrence Central Rotary
Randy Harwerth – Fabricator from Harnoy Metal
Bonnie Cherry – Lawrence Arts Center
