Meeting Summary Jan 4, 2011
President’s Sandi’s Greeting: Happy New Year and Welcome to the Best Rotary Club Ever!
Pledge of Allegiance: Hal Taylor
Thought for the Day: Walt Joyce
Song of the Day: Walt Joyce led us in Auld Lang Syne
Introduction of Visitors: Anita Grossman. No guests or visitors except our speaker, Past District Governor Jim Mealy.
Presentations: PHF plus 3 – Roger Kao
President’s Club – Chuck Osborn
Club Announcements:
Reminder to those who signed up for the District mid-year meeting, it is this Saturday January 8, 2011 at the Doubletree in San Jose from 8am – 11am.
A new member proposal has been approved by the board for Barry Cook from Peak Laboratories in
If any member has an objection to this proposal please contact a board member in writing stating your reasons.
If no objections are received within 10 days of this publication the prospective member will be elected to membership.
Our next board meeting is scheduled for Wednesday Jan. 12th at the YMCA at
Save the Date – Celebration of Leaders to honor Chuck Osborn is
Crab Feed – Alan Goodman has passed around the sign up for all hands on deck, January 29th. Please see Alan if you have a specific place you want to help out, otherwise he will assign youJ
Please see Alicia Crank for needed raffle items for the crab feed.
The district is looking for Rotary Talent for the District Conference in May. A sign up sheet with audition information was passed around.
Bruce Barsi has graciously invited the club to his cabin in Tahoe in March for skiing & winter fun. Please see Bruce and sign up if you are interested.
Anita Grossman attended the Round Up with RI President Ray Klinginsmith on Sunday and took along our honorary member Matt Caparas. Anita shared that both of these men were very inspiring.
Fine Master – Judy Hannemann questioned several members about their
Speaker – Jim Mealey , District Chair – Gates Polio Eradication Challenge Grant
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has given Rotary International $355 million to help us and our Partners eradicate polio from the face of this earth. The challenge: Rotary must raise $200 million by
For weekly updates on where and how many polio cases there are, go to www.polioeradication.org/casecount.asp
Download and read the bi-monthly “End Polio Now Newsletter” by going to:
www.rotary.org/en/ServiceAndFellowship/Polio/RotarysWork
More information about the End Polio Now campaign will be available in the coming months.
Next weeks Speaker – Lisa Schmidt –Acterra’s Green at Home Program
Next week’s Greeter and Thought Person is – Peter Early