Upload
guy-harden
View
221
Download
1
Tags:
Embed Size (px)
DESCRIPTION
Newport Irvine Rotary RotaFlyer Newsletter
Citation preview
NEWPORT-IRVINE ROTARY CLUB FEB 9 , 2012!
! PAGE 1
RotaflyerMeeting Highlights Take a moment to see what you missed and view upcoming events...
Is it the truth? • Is it fair to all concerned? • Will it build goodwill and better friendships? • Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
Calendar
President Uzo called order at 12:30.
Invoca'on & Pledge of Allegiance: by Dave ClarkeSong: “I’d like to teach the world to Sing” by Sco@ JacksonRotary Minute: -‐ Diane Pearce reflected on A Century of Service about the Rotary river that starts with a single drop but runs wide and deep. She challenged each of us to serve in our capacity to further the Rotary mission of Service above Self.Club Guests: -‐Lauren Carambot: Kerby Carambot’s GuestBayo Jekayinfa: Pres Uzo’s GuestVisiting Rotarians:Helen Del Grasso: Asst.Gov, District 5320Fine Master: Tim Shields -‐ referenced Rotary in Movies, Song and Literature to stump fellow members Scott Jackson, Bob Fish and Russ JohnsonRED BADGE INDUCTION -‐ Russ Johnson introduced Kerby Carambot as our newest member. He lives in Irvine with wife Lauren and two kids. He owns an Insurance Agency.Announcements: District’s Hellen DelGrasso honored 3 club members for exemplary Rotary service:Cecil Hess: joined in 2001, Past President, GSE exchange Chari, Olive Crest Xmas Holiday Party Coordinator, PH+6Earl Fusselman’s 68 consecutive years in Rotary set a record. Member of 6 clubs since 1944; Past President, District Vocational Service Director, PH+2Dave Halm: 30 years service. Past President
RI Foundation Chair, 2011 District 5320 Rotarian of the year.UCI Rotaract members Pedro Jimenez, Club Sec’y, & Justin Hannity, Intl Chair reported on a successful PassionFest event held last week. With 400 attendees, it raised $1,800 in a lively program with 13 performers.Speaker:Gavin Huntley-‐Fenner, Governing Board Member of IUSD, discussed the business of education and the strength of our local schools. Irvine Schools have faired much better than other districts through this down cycle but storm clouds loom with the CA Budget crisis. None the less, IUSD added jobs even as they trimmed the budget.He believes there is an obligation to educate the community. It adds valueto the economy here in Irvine. Teacher quality surveys require objectivemeasures that reflect what’s actually happening with IUSD teachers, notgeneric measures from across the state.Unconventional wisdom hires talented administrators/teachers and rewards them for taking risks. Hold them accountable but give them the ability to try new concepts. Principals as well. Decentralized management gives them the ability to make local decisions that are best for their schools. He is proud of the fact that Irvine fosters not just academic but social competence which is important in educating the next generation of teachers and leaders. Kerby
Program - Next Week Thursday, Feb 16th...Henry Walker, CEOFarmers & Merchants Bank
W. Henry Walker is CEO, Chief Credit Officer and Corporate Secretary of Farmers and Merchants Bank. A community bank with $4! Billion in assets, it has 22 banking offices centered in Long Beach, Orange County and the South Bay. F&M is rated as one of the safest bank in California.
A fourth generation banker, Henry is active in all areas of management with specific responsibility for loan portfolio, hiring at the officer level, incentive compensation, product development, strategic planning, branch expansion and lease negotiations. He is active in many community organizations and currently is on the boards of: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Orange County, Pacific Symphony, Clearinghouse Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) and Tichenor Orthopedic Foundation.
Henry graduated Pepperdine in 1988 with a BS in Business Administration, starting his professional career one year earlier. Henry participates in polo, golf and snow boarding. He has memberships at the Santa Barbara Polo Club where he has been a member for 25 years. At the age of 42, Henry's passion is banking and he plans to stay active in the business for a minimum of another 30 years.Valentines theme. Remember to bring your spouse.
Meeting Notes Gavin Huntly-Fenner, IUSD Board
--------------------------------------------Thursday, Feb 23, 12:00pmJacqueline Sidman, Harness the Power of your Mind for SuccessThursday, March 1, 12:00pmMatt Kinley, Tredway Lumsdaine & Doyle “Obamacare”Thursday, March 8Club Assembly & Major Donor Presentations --------------------------------------------June 1-3, District Meeting in Long Beach. Volunteers are needed to help with Cook-out at our club’s booth.
Member Duties:[Invocation/Pledge/4-way Test]Feb 16 Keith Nelson/ Stu Colville/Junius Jaubert Feb 23 Blanca Ocampo/George Coult/Russ Johnson Mar 1 Ken Paddock/ Casey Crandall/ Art Kleinpell Mar 8 Jim Parsons/Sanjay Dalal/Steve KoenigsbergCheck your dates... aka a Steve Hammers relief act...
NEWPORT-IRVINE ROTARY CLUB FEB 9 , 2012!
! PAGE 2
Happy BirthdayFeb 16th - Pat BrainerdFeb 24th - Casey CrandallMar 25th - Stu Colville
Happy AnniversaryFeb 6th - Darryl Sato [Elsa]Mar 10th - Kerby Carambot [Lauren]
Spotlight
We meet for Lunch Thursdays at 12:00 Noon
University Club, UCI801 East Peltason Drive
Irvine, CA 92697Free Parking
Newport-Irvine Rotary Clubwww.NI-Rotary.org
F http://bit.ly/gkNuCX
RotaflyerEditors: Guy Harden, Kerby Carambot
Published by Newport-Irvine RotaryUzo Okereke, PresidentBob Fish, President-ElectDiane Pearce, Club SecyJerry Rekers, TreasurerGreg Arbues, PR DirectorDave Halm, RI FoundationSteve Hammers, Club SvcStu Colville, NIR FoundationPat Brainerd, Vocational SvcSanjay Dalal, New GenerationsRuss Johnson, MembershipJunius Jaubert, Past PresidentBill Zeller, Int’l Service
New Member: Kerby Carambot & wife Lauren