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THE TRAIN WRECK
Rotary Club of Rocklin/Loomis Basin • chartered 1964
August 11, 2010
Meeting times: 7:00 Wed. mornings, 1st Wed. of the month
at "The Ugly Mug Cafe" - 3589 Taylor Rd., Loomis CA
95650. All other Wednesdays meeting at "Whitney Oaks
Golf Course" - 2305 Clubhouse Dr., Rocklin, CA 95765
Club Website: www.RocklinLoomisBasin.rotary5180.net
District Website: www.Rotary5180.org
RI Website: www.Rotary.org
President
Ray Ward PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Immediate Past President
Rob Kolb Fellow Rotarians,
Club Administration
Cindy Uptain Wow, what a first month of the new Rotary year.
President Elect
Scott Lillibridge In July, we put on three excellent dinners, Rob’s Demotion, District Governor
Dinner and Mingle with the Mayor, plus, we went on our first field trip in a cou-
Vice President
TBD ple of years to Lone Tree Park. I was happy to see the both new and seasoned
members helping with these events. Thanks to everyone who helped us out.
Treasurer
Greg Herrick
This month, we have two major objectives; first we need your support at the Au-
Secretary
Candice Vaughan
gust 11th City of Rocklin Planning Commission meeting. This meeting should
lead to the approval of Rotary Discovery Garden at Lone Tree Park.
Service Projects
Christy Barros
Also, August is a planning month for the club. We are working on Relay for Life,
Public Relations Hot Chili Cool Cars and a fall fundraiser. We need your help to make these
Paula Schoof
events successful. Please contact a committee chair for more information on how
Youth Services you can help.
Landa Stout
Vocational Service Yours In
Jeff Bell
Rotary,
Membership
Mike Schoof Ray
Board Advisor “We Have
Cris Vaughan Wings”
Sergeant at Arms
Ed Krumwiede
Foundation,
Webmaster
Mary Jo Edmondson
Public Relations,
Bulletin Editor
Sarah Nitta
www.RocklinLoomisBasin.rotary5180.net
Our website wants you?? Yes you!! Have you visited our website lately?
There are lots of things you can do on our Rotary website – email a member
or the entire membership; contribute to the Rotary Foundation; join our Relay
for Life team; connect to our District or Rotary International; look at the up-
coming meeting topics or future events; link to our YTB travel site; follow
The 4-Way Test our outbound student in Austria or our inbound student from Brazil!! Take a
of the things we think, say, look around . . . it will take you some trial-n-error the first time, but you’ll
or do make it work – it’s not that hard!!!
1. Is it the TRUTH?
2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?
3. Will it build GOODWILL and
BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Our club is probably the most
4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all informed club about the Ro-
concerned? tary Foundation, thanks to our
Foundation Chair, Mary Jo.
Thanks, Mary Jo!
RI President Ray Klinginsmith
Mary Jo pre-
sents to Ed, a
well-deserved
picture plaque
recognizing
Ed’s accom-
plishments for
his solar oven
project in Af-
rica. Well done
& Congratula-
tions, Ed!
District Governor Jo Ann Lemmon WE ARE GIVING AWAY FOUNDATION POINTS!!
Have you been planning to become a Paul Harris Fellow?
Did you ever wonder how you would accomplish that task?
Your Board has found a way for you to become a Paul Harris Fellow
($1000 to the Foundation) or to reach the next level of your Foundation
giving!!
Between now and October 15, 2010, you can reach that goal by using
the Club’s matching points!!
Been a member for awhile??
You can use up to 200 club points if you contribute at least $200 (or
less)!! Club points will match your contribution up to the $200!!
Are you a new member (within the 2009-present Rotary years)??
You can become a sustaining member ($100) by contributing up to $100
and the Club will match those $$ with
points!
Want to wait for the November Founda-
tion month match??
We will still have that as well – those are
budgeted $$, not Club points!!
Assistant DG Bob Deering
Trick or Treat at Squaw Creek! District 5180 Conference
See rotary5180.net for details
October 29-31, 2010
Registration Deadline 9/30/10
SPEAKERS
If you missed our last two meetings you
missed a lot! The speaker for August 4th was
our District’s last Outbound GSE team, who
recently returned from their trip to Colombia.
Present to discuss their experience was team
leader Joe Scheimer, and team participants
Bonnie Robinson and Gino Fortis. The team
met 13 clubs within the Colombian district,
were always greeted warmly, and taken care
of well. They saw some wonderful Rotary
action in work, including a school that is be-
ing funded in the slums of Bogata through a matching grant program.
Our speaker for August 11th was Dinyah Rein, Inspirational Speaker, Trainer, Facilitator and Coach.
Dinyah’s topic was “The Buck Stops Here”. She presented the formula
“Event + Response = Outcome”, and explained that the Response factor is
totally within our power. If you want a different outcome, you have to change
your response. Dinyah was thought provoking and stimulating. She can be
reached at din-
yah@CoachDinyah.com or at
www.CoachDinyah.com.
DON’T MISS NEXT WEEK’s SPEAKER!
Alyssa Ward, an International Baccalaureate student at Winston Chur-
chill Middle School, will be presenting the results of her People to Peo-
ple International Ambassador trip that many of our members help fund.
Alyssa visited many places in both England and France, she is excited
to share her experiences and photos with the club.
Relay for Life!
RELAY FOR LIFE date is Sept 11!
Sat 10 AM till Sun 10 AM
JOIN THE MASSES!
SIGN UP NOW ONLINE
Local Club Meeting Times/Locations
Club Name Days Times Locations
Citrus Heights Monday 12:15 PM Cool Hand Luke's Restaurant
Walnut Grove Monday 12:15 PM Wimpy's Restaurant
Fair Oaks Monday 7:00 PM Fair Oaks Community Clubhouse
Roseville Tuesday 12:00 PM Sierra View Community Center
Marysville Tuesday 12:15 PM Peach Tree Country Club
Carmichael Tuesday 6:00 PM Palm Street Pub
El Dorado Hills Wednesday 7:30 AM El Dorado Hills
South Placer Wednesday 12:00 PM Whitney Oaks Golf Club
Historic Folsom Thursday 7:00 AM Lake Natoma Inn
Roseville-Sunrise Thursday 7:00 AM Carrows Restaurant
Lincoln Thursday 12:00 PM Woman's Club
Folsom Thursday 7:00 PM Rotary Clubhouse at Lew Howard Park
Orangevale Friday 7:00 AM La Placita Restaurant
Granite Bay Friday 12:15 PM Piati's Restaurant
The Object of Rotary
The Object of Rotary is to encourage
and foster the ideal of service as a basis
of worthy enterprise and, in particular, to
encourage and foster:
♦ FIRST. The development of acquaint-
ance as an opportunity for service;
♦ SECOND. High ethical standards in
business and professions, the recogni-
tion of the worthiness of all useful occu- Rocklin/Loomis Basin Meetings and Events
pations, and the dignifying of each Ro- 8/18/10 Alyssa Ward People to People Ambassador Student
tarian's occupation as an opportunity to
serve society;
♦ THIRD. The application of the ideal of District 5180 Events
service in each Rotarian's personal, 08/14/10 STRS & Super STRS Leadership Training for all
business, and community life;
10/29-10/31 Trick or Treat at Squaw Creek District Conference
♦ FOURTH. The advancement of inter-
national understanding, goodwill, and
peace through a world fellowship of
business and professional persons
Rotary International Calendar
united in the ideal of service. GET READY FOR NEW ORLEANS IN 2011
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