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1 DISTRICT NEWSLETTER EDITOR Diane Harper T H E F U T U R E O F R O T A R Y I S I N Y O U R H A N D S..O N E C H I L D A T A T I M E OCTOBER is Vocational Service Month There are many service organizations in the world today, but none so old or so successful as Rotary. There are many reasons for that, and Vocational Service is one of them. This year, I wish you to place a special emphasis on Vocational Service, which is sometimes the forgotten Avenue of Service in Rotary. High ethical standards in business and personal life are still as important today as they were in Indeed, many of the problems our world is facing today have been caused by the failure to observe such standards in business affairs. Vocational Service, in Rotary, means that we are committed to honest business and unassailable ethics, and that we are equally committed to using our vocational skills and advantages to help others. The idea is simple enough but it is unique to Rotary. Many service organizations are open to anyone who wishes to join. That has never been the case in Rotary. Rotarians only seek out as members those who are qualified those who have the character, the ability, and the resolve to make a real contribution to their club. I have long believed that the bedrock of Rotary is our commitment to ethical behavior. It has been putting what s right above what s convenient and Service Above Self that has made Rotary different from the rest. That is why we must always remember that whatever we do, we are each the public face of Rotary. We are each the standard-bearers of our organization. What one member does, for good or for ill, reflects on all of us. Issue 4 October 2009 DISTRICT CALENDAR OCTOBER 8-11 ZONE INSTITUTE OCTOBER 15 AVENUES OF SERVICE OCTOBER 18 INTERACT FALL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE OCT TURKISH FRIENDSHIP EXCHANGE INSIDE THIS ISSUE: JOHN KENNY, ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT AVENUES OF SERVICE 1 UPDATE AREA 7 2 ROTARY FOUNDATION BRAD HOWARD GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE TO BRAZIL So much of what we ve achieved as an organization has come about because of the trust the world has in Rotary and in Rotarians. That trust has been a major part of our success in polio eradication the fact that we are known in every community, and known to be people of goodwill and good hearts. If we wish to see our organization grow and prosper, we must keep Vocational Service front and center in our minds and actions. We must seek out skilled and determined men and women of character. We must do what is right, even when it is inconvenient. And we must always, always, put Service Above Self. John Kenny President, Rotary International AVENUES OF SERVICE FELLOWSHIP BBQ Centennial Hall, Hayward Thursday, October 15th, 2009 Registration and Fellowship 4:30 6:00 PM Registration if paid by October 1st $38.00 after Oct. 1st $43.00 Project Fair Sessions: *Avenues of Service* Foundation* Presidents* Presidents-Elect*Membership/Small Clubs LEADERSHIP ACADEMY RON SEKKEL DISTRICT GOVEROR VISITATION LIST TURKISH FRIENDSHIP 5 EXCHANGE END POLIO NOW DAY 5 HELPING MEMBERS TO 6 FEEL WELCOME LIZ GALLEGOS A TREATISE ON BECOMING 6 A PAST DISTRICT GOVERNOR SCHUETZ & SEKKEL YOU MAKE A WORLD OF 7 DIFFERENCE EVONNE HOPKINS DIRECTORY CHANGES 7 INTERACT FALL LEADERSHIP 8 CONFERENCE LOS ALTOS ROTARY AIDS 8 4 5
2 ROTARY DISTRICT 5170 Page 2 What s Happening in AREA 7 by AG Jeanne MacLaren Area 7 encompasses all of Santa Cruz County and includes 7 clubs, each with its own personality. The area clubs went all out to win the first ever Annual Jet Award for their Day At the A s tailgate The clubs also jointed forces with Save Our Shores to for a beach clean up day followed by a BBQ hosted by the Freedom and Watsonville clubs. Scotts Valley led an effort to create a giant Rotary Wheel in the sand. A fun day was had by all. AREA 7 Assistant Governor Jeanne MacLaren jeanne.maclaren@chw.edu Rotary Harvest Council of Santa Cruz County has representation from all the Area 7 Rotary Clubs and sponsors a number of annual food drives. Last year Rotary donations totaled 33,271 pounds of food. Freedom Past President Marsha Nelsen and Watsonville President Georgeann Cowles take a break from sorting. Freedom is involved in over 35 community service projects and agencies including diverse groups such as Special Olympics; California Grey Bears; Flying Doctors; and CASA. San Lorenzo Valley Club distributed dictionaries to 4 th grade students while President Julie Haff looks on. Santa Cruz Sunrise recently held a fundraiser Raising Hope by Raising a House to benefit the Santa Cruz Children s Hospice and Palliative Care Coalition. On September 5 th they lifted a Victorian housing using 17,000 helium balloons (with the aid of some heavy duty equipment) just like in the Pixar movie UP. Each balloon represented a child with a life-threatening disease. It was an amazing event! (and it s not too late to donate)
3 ROTARY DISTRICT 5170 Page 3 Scotts Valley hosted their annual Teacher Appreciation Breakfast. And will hold their 4 th annual Oktoberfest on Friday, October 16 th. A real time to party & chicken dance (a Ron Sekkel favorite) Watsonville s Mayor Antonio Rivas declared September 19 th as Polio Eradication Day at the Watsonville club s annual Lewisburger Booth at the Santa Cruz County Fair. They have been hosting this booth for 40 years. Check out these vintage photos... $.60 cheeseburgers and what s with the tie? In addition, the Watsonville Club (in collaboration with the Freedom Club) continues to send medical supplies and services to Peru. The Rotary Foundation PDG Bradford R. Howard, Chair The Rotary Foundation (TRF) has been and remains one of the most financially stable non-profit entities in the world even in today s current global economic crisis. TRF s conservative leadership is making short term decisions that will best protect the future of our Foundation. Therefore the Trustees have cut back spending on programs, staffing and overhead. This includes the World Fund in which the Trustees decided to reduce spending by 70% during the Rotary year. What does that mean to your Club? The Annual Program Funds are invested for three years. TRF uses interest derived from this investment to pay for the Foundation s overhead. At the end of three years monies are divided into two equal parts, 50% is credited back to the District as District Designated Funds (DDF) and 50% is kept by TRF as the World Fund, which is invested into a securities portfolio many TRF programs are paid by the World Fund including Matching Grants. Although there is a reduction in the World Fund, there is NO reduction in DDF. All DDF moneys remains in Evanston, credited to our District and ready for our immediate use. What do I do if my grant application did not get funded? You will have to find alternative funding. Your club can make up the difference by Contributing more cash Securing DDF from other clubs in District 5170 Securing DDF from other Districts Withdraw your grant application How can I get more information? Attend the October 15th Avenues of Service dinner event. The key note speaker, PDG Brenda Cressey, Regional Rotary Foundation Coordinator will talk about TRF. A Rotary Foundation Forum and Future Vision Forum will also be held to address questions from the Clubs. (This is an abridgement of the three page letter written by Brad Howard.)
4 ROTARY DISTRICT 5170 Page 4 WANTED: TEAM MEMBERS GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE TO BRAZIL, 2010 District 5170 is looking for four professionals between the ages of 25 and 40 who are in the early stages of their careers and would like to participate in a life altering experience. When: May 3 June 5, 2010 Where: District 4560, southwestern Minas Gerais, Brazil Who: Applicants must live or work District 5170 and apply by October 1, The Rotary Foundation's Group Study Exchange program is a unique cultural and vocational exchange opportunity for a Rotarian of any age and four professionals between the ages of 25 and 40. For four weeks the team will experience Brazilian culture, economy, and hospitality; observe how their vocations are practiced abroad; develop professional and personal relationships; exchange ideas; and participate in the life and customs of Brazil while sharing information about their vocations and life in the Bay Area. During this four week program participants will enjoy vocational visits in which they will meet with Professional counterparts to exchange ideas; give presentations to Rotary clubs; take part in social events and meetings with local dignitaries; attend the District 4560 Conference; and go on cultural and sight seeing tours. If you are interested, please contact: GSE Chair Michael Conniff, (res), (off), michael.conniff@sjsu.edu You may learn more about the program on the District 5170 site, and download the application from LEADERSHIP ACADEMY PDG Ronald P. Sekkel, Leadership Academy Dean The Leadership Academy founded in 1998 in District 5110, prepares past club Presidents to assume positions of leadership at the District level. This very successful nine month program started in our District by PDG Carolyn Schuetz, does not charge fees and is conducted through the Internet with four in person meetings. It includes six courses divided into two semesters with a final essay. Students are selected by the Leadership Academy after receiving nominations from Assistant District Governors, and others. The current instructors are PP Jolene Bortz, PP Ginger MacDonald, PDG Jim Mealey, PP Renee Mello, Harriet Scholer, Founder and PDG Carolyn Schuetz. The 18 members of the class of 2010 are Bonnie Best, San Leandro, Greg Bogdanoff, Warm Springs, Jimmie Brewer, Scotts Valley, Lila Bringhurst, Mission San Jose, Lanny Brown, Gilroy, Joe Hamilton, Sunnyvale, Edward Jellen, Oakland #3, Trixie Johnson, San Jose North, Dan Lawson, Los Gatos Morning, Ron Mazur, Dublin, Sophia Omar, Hayward Sunset, Sandi Pantages, Niles/Fremont, Frank Pare, Oakland, Sunrise, Joe Pfahnl, San Jose Sunrise, Marie Sikora, San Lorenzo Valley, Steve Ting, Cupertino, Charlie Wasser, Santa Clara, Ken Whiting, Santa Cruz Sunrise.
5 ROTARY DISTRICT 5170 Page DISTRICT GOVERNOR VISITATION SCHEDULE Date Day Time Club Area October 5 Monday 12:15 PM Hayward 2 6 Tuesday 12:15 PM Castro Valley 2 7 Wednesday 7:15 AM Sunnyvale Sunrise 9 7 Wednesday 12:15 PM Alviso 5 13 Tuesday 7:15 AM Warm Springs 3 14 Wednesday 12:15 PM San Leandro 2 16 Friday 12:15 PM Almaden Valley 9 22 Thursday 12:15 PM Niles/Fremont 3 23 Friday 7:15 AM Castro Valley Sunrise 2 23 Friday 12:15 PM Mission San Jose 3 28 Wednesday 12:15 PM Fremont 3 TBA East Palo Alto Bayshore 10 Cultural and Friendship Exchange Istanbul Visitors Arriving! Our district has been invited to participate in a Rotarian couple friendship exchange with District 2420 of Istanbul, Turkey. Six couples and one daughter of one couple will arrive on October 13, Tuesday and depart on October 18, Sunday. If you are interested in helping in any way and or going on the trip to Turkey in 2010: Please contact Cindy Schuette, Friendship Exchange Chair or kinikiasch@cruzio.com OBJECTIVE: District 5170 Rotary Clubs City/Town Mayor Proclamation PURPOSE: Create and build local awareness, and educate communities about Polio STEP 1 Personalize the proclamation to include your City/Town, Mayor and your Club Name. Request for a proclamation must be made at least 2 weeks prior to Council meeting. Schedule a time to meet your Mayor. STEP 2 Present your personalized Proclamation to your Mayor Brief your Mayor on the financial investment and work Rotary has made to eradicate Polio worldwide. Invite your Mayor to support and proclaim a day in October 2009 as Rotary s END POLIO NOW Day STEP 3 Once the Mayor has agreed and will proclaim a Day in October Rotary s END POLIO NOW Day he will invite your to attend the Council Meeting. At the Council Meeting, the Mayor will present the proclamation to your club. Prepare a brief statement on how your Rotary club is reaching out to the public about END POLIO DAY FURTHER SUGGESTIONS Contact your local schools Rotary International END POLIO DAY materials are available at Contact the media Track and measure the results Additional information contact ginger@gtmmarketing.com
6 ROTARY DISTRICT 5170 HELPING MEMBERS TO FEEL WELCOME Page 6 Think back to your first day of attending something new: school, job, or social event. We may be excited, anxious and ambivalent. How will I be welcomed? Will I make a good first impression? Will there be people I can relate to? Most of us have had such experiences and may recall how we felt particularly if we were the only new person. The Rotary Club of Cupertino has been fortunate to have over 30 new Rotarians join over the past 12 months. Helping members to feel welcomed is each of our responsibility. So here are Liz top picks of things each of us can do when attending the weekly meeting. 1. Set a personal goal to make new friends with new Rotarians you have never met before. 2. Seek out a Rotarian you don t know and sit with that person, spend fellowship time getting to know him or her. 3. Invite a new Rotarian to join you in a program, activity or committee and be their buddy. 4. Sit in different location each week with the plan to meet new Rotarians or even Rotarians you have not really had the opportunity to engage with over the years. 5. If you are a new Rotarian, go up to seasoned Rotarians and ask to sit with them at lunch. If you are a seasoned Rotarian, make a point to sit with new Rotarians. 6. Make a point to connect with a new Rotarian before the weekly meeting in order to make a date to sit together at lunch. Do you notice a Rotarian sitting alone? Sit with him or her; help to connect them with another Rotarian. Liz Gallegos, President Rotary Club of Cupertino A Treatise on Becoming a PAST DISTRICT GOVERNOR By PDGs Carolyn Schuetz and Ron Sekkel Acknowledging the fact that the best job in Rotary is that of the PAST DISTRICT GOVERNOR, we offer these insights to Rotary Leaders who might aspire to this lofty position. A Past District Governor enjoys the respect and admiration of most Rotarians. He/she also has the opportunity to serve on Rotary International committees, to attain prestigious assignments in the district and beyond, to attend meetings of regional and international Rotary leaders, and to continue the tradition of excellence in leadership for Rotary District A District 5170 Past District Governor joins the club of special fellowship and friendship of PDGs in this district. Note that the prerequisite to becoming a Past District Governor is completing a year of service as a DISTRICT GOVERNOR. Being a District Governor is all about expansion: expanding your knowledge of Rotary; expanding your social circle; expanding your leadership skills; expanding your professional contacts; expanding your business and black tie wardrobe; expanding your culinary experiences expanding your waistline! This year as Governor is an exciting opportunity to lead the 4000 members of our district to even greater accomplishments. It is a year of hard work, but great satisfactions. Since the deadline for nominations for District Governor in District 5170 is November 1, 2009, time is of the essence! If you have completed a full year as Club President, completed at least seven full years as a Rotarian at the time you will begin your term as Governor, are a member in good standing in a club of good standing and wish to be considered as a candidate for the Rotary Year , follow the application procedures given to your Club President - or contact PDG Ron Sekkel at ronsekkel@aol.com
7 ROTARY DISTRICT 5170 Page 7 YOU MAKE A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE Are you ready for the adventure of living in another culture? Would you like to offer a home to a student from another country? Rotary Youth Exchange is the opportunity of a lifetime for both students and host families Host Families: Share your home and enjoy our culture through new eyes Exchange Students: Travel, experience another culture, expand your future. How do I Apply? Student Rotary Youth Exchange Program is open to young men and women who will be during the school year that they will be traveling. Applicants are selected by the Rotary Youth Exchange Committee based on a written application and personal interviews. Host Families The Rotary Youth Exchange program is open to your family whether or not you have children currently living in your home. Host families are selected by the Rotary Youth Exchange Committee based upon a written application and personal interviews. You will also be asked for personal references and to approve a criminal background check. DIRECTORY CORRECTIONS P 52 Marlene Cowan marlenecowan@gmail.com P 22 Ken Tavernier kenneth.tavernier@wellsfargoadvisors.com P 40 Sunnyvale Star Sunset nyilmaz@apr.com P 40 Neslihan Yilmaz yilmazneslihan1@gmail.com P 66 Lee Denlinger Club name is Fremont- Union City- Newark -Sunset P 26 Lee Denlinger delete # P 41 Warm Springs Rotary meets at: Courtyard by Marriott 4700 Lakeview, Fremont, P 56 Robert Scheppler rischeppler@aol.com P 66 Robert Goetsch goetsch@beamentor.org P 67,68 Bob Pfahnl bob@quanterasystems.com P 77 Mary Marley mmarley@apr.com NEW CORRECTIONS P 54 Shelley Neate neatco@gmail.com P 67 Raymond Wong governor@interact5170.com Vivian Shen ltgovernor@interact5170.com P 78,80,82 Richard Flanders sundevil1987@gmail.com NEW CORRECTIONS P 37 Julie Haff P87 Bob Barbatti 1870 Montpere Way cell phone
8 ROTARY DISTRICT 5170 Page 8 INTERACT FALL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE 2009 Event Information Sunday, October 18, 2009 San Jose City College 2100 Moorpark Avenue, San Jose, CA Schedule 8:00-8:45 AM Registration 8:45-9:30 AM Welcome Program 9:30-12:30 PM Workshops Breakouts 12:30-1:15 PM Lunch 1:25-2:05 PM Group Discussions 2:15-2:35 PM Area Meetings 2:45-3:15 PM Closing Program The Future of Interact Is in Your Hands Rotary AIDS Project Founded in 1989 by members of the Rotary Club of Los Altos, CA the goal of the Rotary AIDS Project is to engage Rotarians in the fight against HIV/AIDS. The Rotary AIDS Project coordinates a variety of Programs and projects to motivate others to: Change attitudes and behaviors Educate others about HIV/AIDS Support those afflicted with the disease Encourage Rotary involvement Join us in the global fight against HIV/AIDS If you would like a Rotary related article placed in the District 5170 Newsletter Article must be a Word Document format to Diane Harper dharper05@comcast.net
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