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Upcoming Program Speakers

July 18th Club Assembly

No Visitors

July 25th John Burnett

Philanthropy & Donation

August 1st Caterer Tim Lyons

Good Guys Handbook

August 8th Maritime Museum

Field Trips

Rotary Club of Del Mar The Newsletter of the Rotary Club of Del Mar

June 16, 2013 Volume 60 Number 1

Club 910 of District 5340 Mailing Address:

PO Box 552 Del Mar, CA 92014

Meets Every Thursday at 12:00 pm

St. Peter’s Episcopal Church 334 14

th Street

Del Mar, CA 92014

Founded in 1954

2013-2012 Club Directors

President

Patrick Dougherty Past President

Val Myers President Elect

Williams Rawlings Vice President

Eric Nelte Treasurer

Nancy Sertic-Richards Secretary

Peggy Martin Sergeant at Arms & Club Administration

Mark Matthess Membership

Williams Rawlings

Eric Nelte The Rotary Foundation

Robert Fuchs Service Projects

Bob Sonnhalter

Walt Strangman Publicity

Emily Figueiredo Club Service

Tom Ryan Fund Raising

Annie Ragovin

Pat Dougherty Sworn in as New President

Pat Dougherty is sworn in as the new President of the

Rotary Club of Del Mar by new Rotary District 5340

Governor Carl Kruse. Val Myers is seen as the new Past

President and Mark Matthess as Sergeant at Arms and

Club Administration

Val Myers Demoted

Past President Sharyn Daly chaired now Past

President Val Myers’ Demotion Dinner

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Club Calendar

July 16th

Board Meeting at the Solana

Beach Boys and Girls Club

7:30 am

August 3rd

District Membership Seminar

Crown Plaza Hotel, 2270 Hotel

Circle

8:00 am to 11:15 am

August 8th

Maritime Museum Field Trip

Details to Follow

August 15th

Rotary at Petco Park

Padres vs New York Mets

August 15th

Carl Kruse District Governor

Official Visit

August 22nd

Day at the Races

Del Mar Race Track

September 14th

Peace Leadership Seminar

Ronald McDonald House

September 21st

Rotary at Petco Park

Padres vs LA Dodgers

October 19th

Chili and Quackers

December 12th

Headstart Christmas Program

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

acquaintance as an opportunity

for service;

SECOND: High ethical

standards in business and

professions, the recognition of

the worthiness of all useful

occupations and the dignifying

of each Rotarian’s occupation

as an opportunity to serve

society;

THIRD: The application of

ideal of service by every

Rotarian to his/her personal,

business and community life;

FOURTH: The

advancement of international

understanding, goodwill and

peace through a world

fellowship of business and

professional persons united in

the ideals of service.

THE 4-WAY TEST

Of the Things we Think,

Say or Do:

1. Is it the TRUTH?

2. Is it FAIR to all

concerned?

3. Will it build

GOODWILL and

better FRIENDSHIPS?

4. Will it be

BENEFICIAL to all

concerned?

Dee House Wins Trivia Contest

Dee House is presented her award by Val

Myers after defeating John Matthews

June 6 Program

Rotary Trip to Africa

PDG Philippe Lamoise and DGE Janice

Kurth spoke to club membership on June

6, 2013, on their recent trip to Africa in

support of Rotary International service

projects

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Rotary Humor An elderly couple, who were both widowed, had been going out with each other for a long time. Urged on by their friends, they decided it was finally time to get married. Before the wedding, they went out to dinner and had a long conversation regarding how their marriage might work. They discussed finances, living arrangements and so on. Finally, the old gentleman decided it was time to broach the subject of their physical relationship. 'How do you feel about sex?' he asked, rather tentatively. 'I would like it infrequently' she replied. The old gentleman sat quietly for a moment ... leaned over towards her and whispered 'Is that one word...or...two?'

R/S President Pat Dougherty

Rotarian of the Year

Mark Henshaw

New Members Receive

Blue Badges Members with new Blue

Badges are in bold:

Stephen Sorkin

Susan Wagner

Victor Svistoonoff

Bill Rawlings

John Burnett

Dianne Johnson

Don Johnson

Donna Fipps

Katie Cook (behind Donna,

sorry about that)

Val Myers

Larry Cook, bottom

Mark Henshaw being presented his award by then

President Val Myers

KPBS General Manager Tom

Karlo (photo right) spoke to the

Club on function and operation

of a public radio station.

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Demotion Party Candid Photos

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Rotary Club of Del Mar has supported Shelter Box for several years, which provides families who have lost everything in a disaster with emergency shelter and lifesaving supplies. Our donations have helped to serve families in Sri Lanka, Haiti, Ethiopia, and Pakistan.

Every year, hundreds of thousands of families across the world lose everything when disasters strike. Through no fault of their own and often with no warning, families lose their homes, their possessions and their livelihoods. Every day they are faced with a battle for survival and Shelter Box's mission is to help them.

Del Mar's box ID number is 22144 and you can

see where it has been deployed on the ShelterBox website here. Just click on "Track Your Box" and search by box number.

ShelterBox is the premier international aid organization that provides emergency shelter and life-saving equipment following disasters such as earthquake, volcano, flood, hurricane, cyclone, tsunami or conflict.

ShelterBox was founded in 2000 on a very simple principle: the right to life and dignity. We asked, "What would a family need to survive if they lost their home?" This question became a quest to provide a compact, universal tool kit to families displaced by disasters. ShelterBox would afford dignity, self-sufficiency and most importantly, human survival in the chaotic weeks following an earthquake, tsunami, landslide, flood or other disaster. The top priority of many aid organizations is to provide food, water and medical care to help people survive the immediate aftermath of a disaster. Without protection from the elements, survivors are at a higher risk as they await nourishment or medical attention. We recognized that little or no assistance was given in terms of proper shelter to help them through the first few days, weeks and months as they tried to rebuild their lives. In response, ShelterBox developed a solution to help disaster survivors during the critical period following a disaster but preceding reconstruction.

ShelterBox Contents

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District 5340 Rotary Clubs Meeting Times and Locations So You Can Make Up Each Week

Day Who When Where Who When Where

Mon Naval Base San Diego 11:30am Buster’s National City Lemon Grove 12:10pm Anna’s Restaurant

Mission Bay (San Diego) Noon Catamaran Hotel Valley Center 12:10pm Valley Center Community Hall

Carlsbad Hi-Noon 12:10pm Hilton Garden Inn

Tues

Rancho Bernardo Sunrise 7:15am Country Club of Rancho Bernardo Encinitas Costal 12:15pm Cicciotti’s Tratoria Italiana

El Cajon Noon Ronald Reagan Community Center

Vista After Five (Prov) 6:00pm TBD

Rancho Santa Fe Noon Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club Chula Vista Sunset 6:30pm First Bank – Eastlake Office

Escondido 12:10 California Center of the Arts La Jolla Noon The Cuvier Club

Wed

San Diego Downtown Breakfast

7:05am University Club Coronado 12:10pm Hotel Del Coronado

San Luis Rey (Oceanside) 7:15am Jolly Roger Brawley 12:15pm Elks Lodge

Camp Pendleton 11:30am Marine Corps Family Team Building Offices

Poway-Scripps 12:15pm Brigantine Restaurant

Torrey Pin (La Jolla) 11:45am Rock Bottom Brewery Escondido After Five 5:15pm Vineyard Country Club

La Mesa Noon La Mesa Community Center San Diego Coastal 5:30pm Elijah’s Restaurant

Southeast San Diego Noon Jacobs Center Marketcreek Plasma

Mission Valley Sunset 5:30pm Crowne Plaza hotel

Vista Noon Vista Entertainment Center

Thu

La Jolla Sunrise 6:55am La Jolla Shores Hotel San Diego Noon Downtown Sheraton

San Diego North 7:00am Carmel Mountain Ranch Country Club

San Marcos Noon Lake San Marcos Country Club

Bonsall 7:30am San Luis Rey Country Club Santee-Lakeside Noon Jimmy’s Restaurant

Fallbrook Noon Grand Tradition Mission Valley (San Diego)

Noon Town & Country Resort Hotel

Rancho Bernardo (San Diego) Noon Bernardo Heights Country Club

Fri

La Jolla Golden Triangle 7:00am Marriott Hotel Escondido East 12:05pm Cocina Del Charro

La Mesa Sunrise 7:15am Terra American Bistro Chula Vista 12:10pm Chula Vista Golf club

Del Mar-Solana Beach Sunrise

7:15am Double Tree in Carmel Valley Pont Loma (San Diego) 12:10pm San Diego Yacht Club

Oceanside Noon El Camino Country Club

Rotary Club of Del Mar

President 2013-2014

Patrick Dougherty

Rotary International President

2013-2014

Ron D. Burton

Engage Rotary

Change Lives

July Birthdays

John Burnett 22nd Robert Sonnhalter 22nd Stephen Sorkin 25th

July Anniversaries

Karl and Susan Wagner 5th Lawrence and Katherine Cook 16th

District Governor 5340

2013-2014

Carl Kruse

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