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TODAY'S MEETING
Oct 17, 2023 12:00 PM
“How to Hire and Retain the Best and Brightest"
Bob Broeckelman grew up on a farm in a family of twelve north of Oakley, Kansas.  He attended Kansas State University majoring in Ag Education and graduated in 1970 with his Bachelor’s Degree and his Masters Degree in 1972 in Adult and Occupational Education.  He taught Vocational Ag in Norton, Kansas for five years and was named the Kansas Outstanding Vocational Ag Teacher in 1976. 
 
He became the Executive Secretary for the State FFA Association at Kansas State University for five years and in 1981 was hired into Farm Credit as Assistant Director of Marketing for the Federal Land Bank.  For the next 33 years, Bob worked in the Farm Credit System developing and validating selection systems that dropped turnover from 28.7% down to 3-4% in five years, saving the Farm Credit System millions of dollars in recruiting and selection expense. Interviews were developed for selecting loan officers, appraisers, credit analyst, support personnel, staff, manager supervisors and IT employees.  By using these interviews and Predictive Index, they are able to match applicants with the right jobs approximately 92% of the time.
 
In 2007, Bob helped Agri-businesses build interview for additional job interviews such as Truck Drivers, Custom Applicators and Sales Professionals by studying the best Agri-business personnel in the various positions and developing profiles of what to look for when hiring new employees.
 
In 1988, Bob completed his PhD in Adult and Occupational Education and has worked for years training management teams and Boards to become more effective.
 
Bob and Bunny have three children:  Ashley Wiltse (Sean) teaches 3rd grade in Maize, Kansas, Brooks is a Commercial Airline Pilot for Delta and Barry is a Pediatrician in Kansas City, Kansas.  Each of their three children has blessed them with two grandsons.
 
 
Oct 24, 2023 12:00 PM
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STAR Class TODAY
Tuesday, October 17, 11:30 a.m., RHCC
Topic: Club Service
DILLONS REWARDS PROGRAM
Our numbers are up again this quarter!
Quarterly Report for July – September 2023
Households Participating: 16
Total Donations: $106.60
Our club participates in the Dillons Community Rewards Program. Our WEST WICHITA CHARITABLE FOUNDATION gets a small percentage of every purchase made with a Dillons card by our club members who are signed up for the program. If you aren’t already signed up with another organization, please consider linking our club’s Foundation with your Dillons card. It’s easy and it doesn’t take away from your personal Dillons rewards! If you are interested in signing up, please see Dave Abbott, Project Chair or go to: https://www.dillons.com/asset/dillons_online_enroll
 
TOGETHER, WE SEE A WORLD WHERE PEOPLE UNITE AND TAKE ACTION TO
CREATE  LASTING CHANGE ACROSS
THE GLOBE, IN OUR COMMUNITIES,
AND IN OURSELVES
Rotary Vision Statement
  Annual Soup Lunch      
Venue 3130, 3130 W. Central 
November 7, 12:00 noon
Organized by 
Christy Barnett & Mindy Wagner
This lunch is a fun way for our club to raise funds to donate to ShelterBox. Members sign up to bring a soup or dessert then everyone casts their votes on all their favorites using dollar bills. 
We still need:
7 more soup or chili
1 more dessert
2 more bread, rolls OR crackers
Sign up at the meeting or email Diane if you can bring something.
 
OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS
Member Birthdays
Christy Barnett
October 4
 
June Costin
October 4
 
Paul Blissett
October 8
 
Joe Terick
October 21
 
Diana Fredelake
October 24
 
Nancy Chadick
October 24
 
Vern Klassen
October 30
 
CLUB INFORMATION
Last meeting:
Attendance: 56%
Membership: 61
Last year:
Attendance: 58%
Membership: 62
HAPPY BASKET: $56
HOLIDAY RAFFLE: Bob Goebel broke Diana Fredelake's winning streak when his ticket was drawn last week. He won $5. The pot will be worth over $73 this week if an Ace is drawn. There are 11 cards with one Ace left in the deck. Proceeds are used to buy groceries for families in need during the holidays.