The Rotary Club of
East Sacramento
 
 

Club Bulletin
October 12, 2022

 
Uganda
Lamond Harrison shared some pictures of his trip to Uganda.  Lamond was helping design and install a water project in one of the towns.
 
Tailgate
The annual tailgate party at Sac State homecoming is October 29th.  It will be from 2-6pm.  The game, which starts at 6:00, is optional
 
River City Food Bank
This Saturday, October 12, we will be serving food at the River City Food Bank on Edison Ave in Arden Arcade from 10am-2pm.   Dave Jones needs 12 volunteers.  So far, we only have 9 signed up.  If you can help, please contact Dave. 
 
Interact
St. Francis High School wants to start an Interact club.   We have volunteered to be the host club.  Chris Deering and Carrol Dudley and going to be the club representatives. 
World Polio Day
District Foundation chair, Joe Scheimer, announced World Polio Day on October 24.  This year there have been 23 cases of the wild virus, including one in New York.  This is a big increase.  Joe is challenging our club to donate $7,000 to the Rotary Foundation for Polio.   Carrol Dudley committed $1,500 to the cause.  You can donate by giving Bob Deering a check or you can donate at https://raise.rotary.org/Joe-Scheimer/challenge1
 
Children’s Receiving Home
We had 12 kids show up for dinner and charades on Friday.  All had a great time.
 
 
RYLA
Marlin Williams, a senior at Sacramento High School, told us about his experience as a RYLA camper this past summer.
 
Amethyst
Amethyst joined Allison and Ray on a trip to Seattle.  Amethyst met the Hamaker’s family and visited John Brown’s estate in Sequim.  Allison bribed President Amy with some cherries to avoid the wrath of funds master Laura
 
Poinsettias
President-elect Jim Fritzsche spoke again about the club selling poinsettias.   The cost will be $25 for two 6” pots.   Ordering will begin in a few weeks.  It’s time to start asking friends and neighbors if they might want some for Christmas.
 
Special Meeting
On November 2, we are going to have a special lunch meeting at the K9 facility at McClellan Park.   This will be the dedication of the new fence project.  The police officers are going to be BBQing lunch for us and telling us about the facility.   
 
Fund Raiser
No new bell ringers but there were a few hits to the members.  Tim Hayes got recognized for being on TV.  We are not sure the logic, but Jim Fritzsche got fined $1 for going to Orlando and not attending a Rotary meeting while Lamond got fined $5 for going to Uganda and attending a Rotary meeting.
 
Bell Ringers for 22-23 year:  John Brown, Hanns Haesslein, Maria Mengotti, Jack Kimmel, Kim Walker, Don Brodeur, Bill Watson, Carol Dudley, Peggy Porter Honeyman and Bob Deering.
 
Club Assembly
Membership
Betsy Gade gave us an update on membership.  On October 22, there will be a get together for coffee at Bella Bru on Fair Oaks at 9am.  This is intended to give new members a chance to ask questions about the club, but all are welcome
 
Betsy said that not only do we need to grow the club, but we also need care and feed the needs of our members.  One way is through social events, so on November 19, we will have a bowling event at the Country Club Lanes. 
 
Community Service
Dave Jones announced some of the upcoming service events.  This Saturday we are at the food bank.  On November 12, we will be doing the Oak Park Rotary House clean-up.  Later in the year we will have a clothing drive for Women’s Empowerment and we will be donating diapers to American River College students.  Kipp Johnson is working with St. John’s Program for Change on a painting and flooring project. 
 
International Service
Hanns Haesslein reviewed many of the potential international service projects that his team is investigating.  A final project(s) has not been finalized.
 
Upcoming event:
Oct. 15:           River City Food Bank
Oct. 18:           ESR Foundation meeting, 7:30am
Oct. 19:           Club meeting at OSF, Betty Williams, President of Sacramento
                       Chapter of NAACP          
Oct. 19:           Board Meeting, 6:00pm on Zoom
Oct. 22:           New Member Coffee at Bella Bru, 9:00am
Oct. 24:           World Polio Day
Oct. 25:           Breakfast at Ettore’s
Oct. 26:           Club meeting at OSF, Lynett Hall, Sacramento Mayor’s Community
                       Engagement Coordinator
Oct. 29:           Sac State Homecoming football tailgate party
Nov. 2:            Club meeting at the K9 facility at McClellan Park
Nov. 12:          Oak Park Rotary House clean-up
Nov. 19:          Bowling at Country Club Lanes
Dec. 10:          Christmas Party at the Watson’s from 4-8pm
Dec. 15:          Pancake breakfast for the North Highlands Parks and Rec
 
 
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