Last Regular Meeting- Dr. Gregg Gerstin showed us photos and x-rays of people with posture problems and explained how aligning body parts properly can often reduce the effects of many ailments as we age.
Are you interested in serving on the Club’s Grant Committee? If so, contact Scott Rose. The committee will be meeting at 11:15 on Tuesday, January 31st.
2017-18 Slate of Officers/Directors: President Larry Hewitt, presented the slate of officers/directors for the 2017-18 Rotary year:
President: Andy Vass
President-Elect: Scott Rose
Immediate Past President: Larry Hewitt
Treasurer: Craig Rockey
Sgt. At Arms: Frank Cantarelli
Secretary: Bill Byrne
Club Service Director: Jim Karagianis
Membership Director: Bob Caldwell
Community Service Director: Dave Masters
Vocational Service Director: Courtney Olson
Public Relations Director: Nate Rubin
International Service Director: Jeff Tideman
Fundraising Director: Alan Karzan
Foundation Director: John Howard
Youth Services Director: Gary Moriello
Grants Director: Donna Gulley
NSYMCA Ken and Alta Thiel Strong Kids Dinner: Table sponsorships and tickets are available. For information on special Rotary pricing, contact Howard Schultz.
Need your Girl Scout Cookie fix? See Carlos Frum, he is taking orders for his granddaughter.
Most Rotarians have never attended a Rotary district conference. They have not experienced one of the most enjoyable and rewarding privileges of Rotary membership. A district conference is for all club members and their spouses, not just for club officers and committee members. The purpose of a District Conference is for fellowship, good fun, inspirational speakers and discussion of matters which make one's Rotary membership more meaningful.
Every person who attends a district conference finds that being a Rotarian becomes even more rewarding because of the new experiences, insights and acquaintances developed at the Conference. Those who attend a Conference enjoy going back, year after year.
Every one of Rotary's districts has a conference annually. These meetings are considered so important that the Rotary International president selects a knowledgeable Rotarian as his personal representative to attend and address each conference. The program always includes several outstanding entertainment features, interesting discussions and inspirational programs. One of the unexpected benefits of attending a district conference is the opportunity to become better acquainted with members of one's own club in an informal setting. Lasting friendships grow from the fellowship hours at the district conference.
To learn more about this year's 6440 District Conference and to register, click on the blue box below.
Environmental degradation is one of the major threats listed by the UN’s High-level Panel on Threats, Challenges, and Change. Riseley added, “The time is long past when environmental sustainability can be dismissed as not Rotary’s concern. It is, and must be, everyone’s concern. ”The president-elect challenged every Rotary club to make a difference by planting a tree for each of its members between the start of the Rotary year on 1 July and Earth Day on 22 April 2018. Trees remove carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases from the air, which slows global warming. “It is my hope that the result of that effort will be far greater than the environmental benefit that those 1.2 million new trees will bring,” Riseley said. “I believe the greater result will be a Rotary that recognizes our responsibility not only to the people on our planet, but to the planet itself.”
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