Once again your club will be hosting the I-HELP dinner at the all saints church in Carmel on Friday night May 25th at 6 PM. A delicious taco dinner will satisfy all. Those signed up to play are:
Sam Griffith
Dennis Fike
Bob Spencer
Pete Buechel
Yavus Atila
Joe Sweeney
Scott Lund
Mark Fredrickson
Tom Long
Chuck Sullivan
Members from the Marina Korean club
thanks to Doug Weismann for setting up this worthwhile event!!!!!!!!
Monday, May 21, 2007
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
Updated Fundraiser Report online!
Hey All; just found out I can publish this spreadsheet online for us at the url below. I'll update it weekly.
Please feel free to email me if you have any thoughts or questions.
ptansill@gmail.com
http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=pYq1ws8HbAIKv3ZXjPr_jTQ
Please feel free to email me if you have any thoughts or questions.
ptansill@gmail.com
http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=p
President Kick Out Golf Tournament June 23rd
The tournament is at Monterey Pines Golf Course (near the Fairgrounds) and the first tee time is at 8A SHARP. All players should be there by 7:30 A for check in.
Our club has 11 players and the Monterey Korean Club will have an additional five to eight players
Signed up to play are:
Ed Holden
Tom Long
Chuck Sullivan
Richard Murray
Richard Murray's son
Sam Griffith
Vicki Nelson
Jeff Jarvis
Frank Dost
Chad Corriveau
Joe Mateo
The tournament will be a golf scramble so it's just a fun event although there will be prizes for select accomplishments!!
If you haven't done so, please give Pete Tansill, Treasurer, $45 per player to participate in this fun event!
Our club has 11 players and the Monterey Korean Club will have an additional five to eight players
Signed up to play are:
Ed Holden
Tom Long
Chuck Sullivan
Richard Murray
Richard Murray's son
Sam Griffith
Vicki Nelson
Jeff Jarvis
Frank Dost
Chad Corriveau
Joe Mateo
The tournament will be a golf scramble so it's just a fun event although there will be prizes for select accomplishments!!
If you haven't done so, please give Pete Tansill, Treasurer, $45 per player to participate in this fun event!
Wednesday, May 9, 2007
Hey! This new blog idea is really cool! I want to reinforce DG Don Kremer's remarks about the recent District Conference. This was the sixth one I've attended, and it was certainly the best. I went to the first Rotary Academy (ironically at the same hotel in Visalia). It was a flop. I was the only new Rotarian there and they didn't know what to do, so we stood around in the lobby for a few minutes. That was it. At this DC, 70 people attended the Academy. It was good to see. Don gives a lot of credit to Bob Eurich, as he should. But I am here to tell you that it would not have been nearly so effective with out Don's vision and the hard work he also put into it.
One other comment: If we members don't avail ourselves of the opportunities to get involved with Rotary - and there are plenty of them in our District, then I believe they miss a lot of the point of our outstanding organization. It seems to me that if the membership isn't involved with the life of the organization, then we run the risk of having just a weekly breakfast club.
Anyone care to comment?
Sam
One other comment: If we members don't avail ourselves of the opportunities to get involved with Rotary - and there are plenty of them in our District, then I believe they miss a lot of the point of our outstanding organization. It seems to me that if the membership isn't involved with the life of the organization, then we run the risk of having just a weekly breakfast club.
Anyone care to comment?
Sam
District 5230 Awards to MPSRC (2006-07)
Congratulations to the Monterey Peninsula Sunrise Rotary!...
[Category: 36 to 75 Members]
- Outstanding, Club and Club President - Sam Griffith
- Club Service, IRC, PR - Ed Holden/Yavuz Atila
- Membership and Club Extension - Susan Robinson
- International Service - Tad Church
[Category: 36 to 75 Members]
- Outstanding, Club and Club President - Sam Griffith
- Club Service, IRC, PR - Ed Holden/Yavuz Atila
- Membership and Club Extension - Susan Robinson
- International Service - Tad Church
District 5230 Conference (April 27-29, 2007)
What Happens in Visalia
Stays in Visalia!
by District Governor Don Kremer
Let me say first that the “Vegas Nights” District Conference was a great success and I thank all who attended and helped celebrate a wonderful year. Those who did not attend missed a great weekend of Fellowship and Information. A big Thank You to Conference Chair Bob Eurich and his hard working Conference Committee for making this one of the best District 5230 conferences ever. The June issue of “Today” will have extensive coverage of the conference, but these are some highlights.
Approximately 70 people attended the Rotary Academy on Friday morning making it the best attended Academy session ever. I’m happy to say that we received many positive comments regarding the session. Elvis was in the house Friday afternoon and Major Brian Shul left everyone speechless with his videos, photos and stories of his experiences flying the SR-71 Blackbird Spy Plane. Fun was had by all during the lounge entertainment and the Vegas Casino night on Friday night.
On Saturday, Dr. Joe Serra left listeners in tears with his presentation on Polio “crawlers.” He explained that the orthopedic surgery begins with young people who have never been on their feet, much less walked, and seven to nine weeks later they are standing and walking with crutches. The happy faces say it all. There was a tribute to Dr. Sabino (Benny) Santos who planted the seed of Polio Eradication in 1979 when he requested the very first 3H Grant to immunize over 6 million Filipino children against Polio. RI President’s Representative, Dr. John Sever, who made the proposal that “Rotary should eradicate all vaccine preventable diseases from the earth”, gave us an update on the ongoing war against Polio. The final stages of the battle are difficult, but all concerned believe total eradication will happen within the next 24 months.
There were seven Plenary Sessions over two days covering the four Avenues of Service, The Rotary Foundation, Membership and the 4-Way-Test. Allen Mathis, grandson of PRIP Herbert Taylor and author of the 4-Way-Test, challenged us to live by the test with a rousing presentation. Sara Lynn, winner of the District’s 4-Way-Test-Essay contest read her essay to an appreciative audience.
The District 5230 Club Awards Ceremony is always the highlight of the celebration of success at any District Conference. All of our clubs are dedicated to serving their communities near and far and each is committed to growing and becoming stronger. Club Awards are given in recognition of the most effective projects, programs and leadership and they come in three flavors.
First, are the awards for submitted applications. Awards Committee Chair Mark Perry, Visalia Breakfast, organized an electronic awards system in which 27 District Leaders served as judges. Application forms were downloaded from the IRC, completed, and then uploaded by the individual clubs to the Awards Committee. Judges were assigned applications on a random basis and evaluated them using an objective set of voting criteria. The voting was tallied electronically, monitored by Mark and then forwarded to me for final review. I didn’t change a thing. The system worked flawlessly and I give great thanks to Mark and the core group who designed and implemented the system.
The second type of award is determined by a clubs performance in terms of numbers. The Rotary Foundation Giving and Membership Growth are examples of the second set of awards.
The third type of award is given by the District Governor to recognize the top performing clubs in the district.
Congratulations to all the recognized clubs. The following is a list of award categories and the winning clubs.
Stays in Visalia!
by District Governor Don Kremer
Let me say first that the “Vegas Nights” District Conference was a great success and I thank all who attended and helped celebrate a wonderful year. Those who did not attend missed a great weekend of Fellowship and Information. A big Thank You to Conference Chair Bob Eurich and his hard working Conference Committee for making this one of the best District 5230 conferences ever. The June issue of “Today” will have extensive coverage of the conference, but these are some highlights.
Approximately 70 people attended the Rotary Academy on Friday morning making it the best attended Academy session ever. I’m happy to say that we received many positive comments regarding the session. Elvis was in the house Friday afternoon and Major Brian Shul left everyone speechless with his videos, photos and stories of his experiences flying the SR-71 Blackbird Spy Plane. Fun was had by all during the lounge entertainment and the Vegas Casino night on Friday night.
On Saturday, Dr. Joe Serra left listeners in tears with his presentation on Polio “crawlers.” He explained that the orthopedic surgery begins with young people who have never been on their feet, much less walked, and seven to nine weeks later they are standing and walking with crutches. The happy faces say it all. There was a tribute to Dr. Sabino (Benny) Santos who planted the seed of Polio Eradication in 1979 when he requested the very first 3H Grant to immunize over 6 million Filipino children against Polio. RI President’s Representative, Dr. John Sever, who made the proposal that “Rotary should eradicate all vaccine preventable diseases from the earth”, gave us an update on the ongoing war against Polio. The final stages of the battle are difficult, but all concerned believe total eradication will happen within the next 24 months.
There were seven Plenary Sessions over two days covering the four Avenues of Service, The Rotary Foundation, Membership and the 4-Way-Test. Allen Mathis, grandson of PRIP Herbert Taylor and author of the 4-Way-Test, challenged us to live by the test with a rousing presentation. Sara Lynn, winner of the District’s 4-Way-Test-Essay contest read her essay to an appreciative audience.
The District 5230 Club Awards Ceremony is always the highlight of the celebration of success at any District Conference. All of our clubs are dedicated to serving their communities near and far and each is committed to growing and becoming stronger. Club Awards are given in recognition of the most effective projects, programs and leadership and they come in three flavors.
First, are the awards for submitted applications. Awards Committee Chair Mark Perry, Visalia Breakfast, organized an electronic awards system in which 27 District Leaders served as judges. Application forms were downloaded from the IRC, completed, and then uploaded by the individual clubs to the Awards Committee. Judges were assigned applications on a random basis and evaluated them using an objective set of voting criteria. The voting was tallied electronically, monitored by Mark and then forwarded to me for final review. I didn’t change a thing. The system worked flawlessly and I give great thanks to Mark and the core group who designed and implemented the system.
The second type of award is determined by a clubs performance in terms of numbers. The Rotary Foundation Giving and Membership Growth are examples of the second set of awards.
The third type of award is given by the District Governor to recognize the top performing clubs in the district.
Congratulations to all the recognized clubs. The following is a list of award categories and the winning clubs.
Today!...
Rotary District 5230 Newsletter "Today"... is available now by clicking here:
http://www.rotary5230.org/AlertRedirect.asp?id=D
Volume 1 Issue 11 May 1, 2007 Editor: Jeff Dippel
http://www.rotary5230.org/AlertRedirect.asp?id=D
Volume 1 Issue 11 May 1, 2007 Editor: Jeff Dippel
Tuesday, May 8, 2007
MPSRC Annual Fundraiser!
MARATHON GOLF TOURNAMENT
Monday, June 11, 2007
BENEFITING
Local charitable organizations such as Boys and Girls Club, IHELP, YMCA, Meals-on-Wheels, and the Monterey Rape Crisis Center
Organized by
MONTEREY PENINSULA SUNRISE ROTARY CLUB
NEED SPONSORS
Contributing at least $1.00 per hole (playing a minimum of 54)
Please make check payable to:
Annual Fundraiser
Monterey Peninsula Sunrise Rotary
P. O. Box 2051
Monterey, CA 93942
THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT!..
Monday, June 11, 2007
BENEFITING
Local charitable organizations such as Boys and Girls Club, IHELP, YMCA, Meals-on-Wheels, and the Monterey Rape Crisis Center
Organized by
MONTEREY PENINSULA SUNRISE ROTARY CLUB
NEED SPONSORS
Contributing at least $1.00 per hole (playing a minimum of 54)
Please make check payable to:
Annual Fundraiser
Monterey Peninsula Sunrise Rotary
P. O. Box 2051
Monterey, CA 93942
THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT!..
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