From gunter4283 at bellsouth.net Thu Jun 4 05:57:16 2009 From: gunter4283 at bellsouth.net (Lamar Gunter) Date: Thu, 4 Jun 2009 08:57:16 -0400 Subject: [Dilworthian] June 5 issue Message-ID: <02de01c9e513$fd9e0220$f8da0660$@net> New member Danko Gulsoy with his sponsor, John Barringer Club Welcomes Danko Gulsoy to Membership Charlotte Dilworth South End Rotary welcomed Erdogan (Danko) Gulsoy into membership at the May 29 meeting. His sponsor, John Barringer, introduced Danko to the club. He is founder of CODANK Web Design & Development Company. Prior to founding the company in 2006, Danko had worked two years as a software consultant for Net Bank in Columbia, SC. He also worked as Vice-President and Chief Technology Officer for Charlotte Technology Companies. Danko has a Civil Engineering degree earned in Turkey. He came to the United States in 2000 and studied at UNCC for three years and earned a Master of Science in Information Systems from Strayer University. After he was graduated in 2005, he married his wife, Carol. He says he has no kids ?at the moment.? His hobbies are reading books and magazines, mostly about computers and information science, and writing internet blogs. Danko says, ?I definitely spend at least five to six hours every week at bookstores.? He enjoys going to movies, having cook-outs, swimming, and soccer. He is a member of various commerce organizations, technology related user groups and organizations, and Turkish Cultural Organizations. DilWorth Noting Dilworthian Editor Seeks Participation to Improve Newsletter Your editor is asking members of the club to help make The Dilworthian a more informative and more attractive newsletter. Here are some of the ways you can help: * If you are working on a club project ? Habitat, Crisis Assistance, USO, Social, etc., take pictures and send JPEG versions to Lamar Gunter at gunter4283 at bellsouth.net. * If you personally receive a promotion in your job, change jobs, retire, etc. send Lamar bullet point notes and he will write it. * If significant family events occur ? children or grandchildren born, children graduating from high school or college, etc. Let Lamar know. Again, you don?t have to write it, just provide the information. * If you or an immediate family member experience an illness or serious injury or if you know of a club member who does, let Lamar know. * Send Lamar reminders about STAR meetings, Socials, Habitat work days, etc. * If you want to write a story about some aspect of Rotary or our club?s operations, Lamar will welcome contributions from the members. We have had a few in the past, but we have had too few contributions . Let?s all pitch in and make The Dilworthian one of the best club newsletters in Rotary. News about Members Happy Birthday Happy Anniversary Chuck Lapp, June 10 Nancy and Ron Melvin, June 1, 2009 Van Vagianos, June 11 Patsy and Jim Stump, June 1, 2009 Diane and Ret Turner, June 12 Programs : June 5: ?The Mecklenburg Court System: Challenges Facing the System? ? Chase Saunders June 26: Installation of officers and directors for the 2009-2010 Rotary year Service Opportunities Weekly at Meetings: International Projects - ? Participate in the weekly lottery. Half the proceeds go to benefit our International projects. ? CART - Donate your loose change to the Alzheimer's research project by tossing it into the blue bucket at the check-in table. Have News for The Dilworthian Have news for The Dilworthian? Deadline is each Tuesday at 9 p.m. Call Lamar Gunter, 704/525-0569 or e-mail to Lamar at gunter4283 at bellsouth.net Dilworth Rotary's Web site is a valuable source of information on committee chairs, upcoming programs and events, projects and other club matters. Other important Rotary links on the Web are www.rotarydistrict7680.org and www.rotary.org, the Rotary International Web site. Please report changes of e-mail address by using the "contact us" feature on the Charlotte Dilworth South End Rotary Web site. Please report changes of postal mailing address to Tricia King, assistant secretary-treasurer, thekings at carolina.rr.com, or P. O. Box 471211, Charlotte, NC, 28247-1211. Make-Up Opportunities All makeups should be mailed to Tricia King, Dilworth Rotary, Post Office Box 471211, Charlotte, NC 28247-1211. Club projects and committee meetings count as make-ups. All meetings listed below are at 12:30 p.m. unless otherwise indicated. MONDAY Charlotte North - Byron's South End, 101 W. Worthington Ave. Matthews - The Senior Center, 1050 DeVore Lane, Matthews, NC 28105 Charlotte Top-of-the-Week - 7:30 a.m., Dunhhill Hotel, 237 North Tryon, uptown. Charlotte South - Zebra Restaurant on Sharon Road in SouthPark. TUESDAY Charlotte ? Crowne Plaza, 201 S. McDowell St. Charlotte University City - 7:30 a.m., University Hilton, 8629 J. M. Keynes Dr. WEDNESDAY Charlotte West - Carolina Golf and Country Club, 2415 Old Steele Creek Rd. North Mecklenburg - 12:15 p.m. - Peninsula Country Club, Hwy 73, W. Jetton Rd., Cornelius Charlotte SouthPark - 7:30 a.m. Marriott SouthPark Hotel, 2200 Rexford Rd. THURSDAY Charlotte East - Red Rocks Caf?, 4223 Providence Rd. Lake Norman-Huntersville - 7:30 a.m. NorthStone Country Club, 15801 Northstone Rd. Waxhaw-Weddington - 7:30 a.m. in Rippington's Restaurant in Waxhaw. Mint Hill - 7:30 am at Pine Lake Country Club, Mint Hill FRIDAY Mecklenburg County-South - 7:30 a.m., Raintree Country Club, 8600 Raintree Lane Ballantyne Rotary ? City Tavern, Stonecrest -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... 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The directors approved a request for special attendance status by Gus Psomadakis, who currently is on a leave of absence. Dale Harrold reported that Gus said his lung capacity has improved from 47 to 57 percent and he expects to return to active status in the club in July. Currently on leave of absence status are Al Cadenhead, Glenn Hines, Dennis McGarry, Gus Psomadakis and E. J. Rabel. The club currently has 11 members on special attendance status. Beginning in July, there will be a Club Dashboard that will be shared at meetings. The Dashboard will include: * New Members * Resignations * Leaves of Absence * Life Events of members * Volunteer data. Total hours volunteered, local projects * Minutes from Board meetings. President Ranjit Rawley recognized Frank Kiker and the program committee for outstanding programs during this year. DilWorth Noting Dilworthians Move Forward with Plans For House-Building Trip to Alto Cayma Members of our club are organizing a house-building trip to Alto Cayma Aug. 14-23 and the group will include Firoz Peera, who will be District Governor for 2010-2011. The group of 10 will visit sites of .past projects our club.has done for families and to see how they have progressed. This year our group will build a house for an older gentleman who has zero money and will have surgery soon that will further incapacitate him. The shelter our club will provide will help him as he copes to better his life. The group will include: Ed and Tricia King, Kayce King (Ed and Trisha?s daughter), Kay May, Joy Rucker, David Hodgkins, Firoz Peera, Frank Kiker and two of Frank?s nephews. News about Members Happy Birthday Happy Anniversary Chuck Lapp, June 10 Diane and Ret Turner, June 12 Van Vagianos, June 11 Trish and Ed King, June 18 Hal Tribble, June 16 Dave Miller, June 16 Programs June 12 Charlotte City Cabs June 19 ?North Carolina Tax Reform? -- former Mayor Richard Vinroot June 26 Changing of the Guard -- Installation of officers and directors for 2009-2010 Rotary year July 3 No Meeting July 10 ?Flight of Honor??Steve Brandt, public relations chair for April Flight of Honor July 17 ?South Africa? -- Tentative: Dr. Ron Carter, President, Johnson C. Smith University. Service Opportunities Weekly at Meetings: International Projects - ? Participate in the weekly lottery. Half the proceeds go to benefit our International projects. ? CART - Donate your loose change to the Alzheimer's research project by tossing it into the blue bucket at the check-in table. Have News for The Dilworthian Have news for The Dilworthian? Deadline is each Tuesday at 9 p.m. Call Lamar Gunter, 704/525-0569 or e-mail to Lamar at gunter4283 at bellsouth.net Dilworth Rotary's Web site is a valuable source of information on committee chairs, upcoming programs and events, projects and other club matters. Other important Rotary links on the Web are www.rotarydistrict7680.org and www.rotary.org, the Rotary International Web site. Please report changes of e-mail address by using the "contact us" feature on the Charlotte Dilworth South End Rotary Web site. Please report changes of postal mailing address to Tricia King, assistant secretary-treasurer, thekings at carolina.rr.com, or P. O. Box 471211, Charlotte, NC, 28247-1211. Make-Up Opportunities All makeups should be mailed to Tricia King, Dilworth Rotary, Post Office Box 471211, Charlotte, NC 28247-1211. Club projects and committee meetings count as make-ups. All meetings listed below are at 12:30 p.m. unless otherwise indicated. MONDAY Charlotte North - Byron's South End, 101 W. Worthington Ave. Matthews - The Senior Center, 1050 DeVore Lane, Matthews, NC 28105 Charlotte Top-of-the-Week - 7:30 a.m., Dunhhill Hotel, 237 North Tryon, uptown. Charlotte South - Zebra Restaurant on Sharon Road in SouthPark. TUESDAY Charlotte ? Crowne Plaza, 201 S. McDowell St. Charlotte University City - 7:30 a.m., University Hilton, 8629 J. M. Keynes Dr. WEDNESDAY Charlotte West - Carolina Golf and Country Club, 2415 Old Steele Creek Rd. North Mecklenburg - 12:15 p.m. - Peninsula Country Club, Hwy 73, W. Jetton Rd., Cornelius Charlotte SouthPark - 7:30 a.m. Marriott SouthPark Hotel, 2200 Rexford Rd. THURSDAY Charlotte East - Red Rocks Caf?, 4223 Providence Rd. Lake Norman-Huntersville - 7:30 a.m. NorthStone Country Club, 15801 Northstone Rd. Waxhaw-Weddington - 7:30 a.m. in Rippington's Restaurant in Waxhaw. Mint Hill - 7:30 am at Pine Lake Country Club, Mint Hill FRIDAY Mecklenburg County-South - 7:30 a.m., Raintree Country Club, 8600 Raintree Lane Ballantyne Rotary ? City Tavern, Stonecrest -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: not available Type: image/gif Size: 12763 bytes Desc: not available URL: From gunter4283 at bellsouth.net Thu Jun 18 11:15:46 2009 From: gunter4283 at bellsouth.net (Lamar Gunter) Date: Thu, 18 Jun 2009 14:15:46 -0400 Subject: [Dilworthian] June 19 issue Message-ID: <000701c9f040$cd66a840$6833f8c0$@net> The Dilworthian (Issues posted at www.charlottedilworthrotary.org) June 19, 2009 Every Rotarian Can Know What Goes On At R.I. Convention through Miracle of Internet >From June18 to 25, get a glimpse of Rotary's international spirit of fellowship and humanitarian service through the online coverage of the RI Convention and preconvention events, including articles, photos, and videos. Also read what Mia Farrow, Jane Goodall, and others say at the plenary sessions and other events. The convention, which takes place June 21-24 in Birmingham, England, celebrates the accomplishments of the family of Rotary. Preconvention events begin June 18 and include the Rotary World Peace Symposium, with keynote speaker Desmond Tutu. New this year, get convention updates on RI's social networking sites. As in the past, special editions of the Weekly Update will be sent out during the convention. Sign up now for this free newsletter. Key speeches from Rotary leaders and reports from the treasurer and general secretary will be available online during and immediately after the convention. Be a part of Rotary's biggest event, the RI Convention. DilWorth Noting Foundation Giving Deadline for Year Nears The deadline for 2008-09 contributions to The Rotary Foundation is approaching. To become a Sustaining Member, you must have contributed at least US$100 since July 1, 2008. If you haven't yet reached your annual giving goal of $100, contribute now. Checks must be postmarked by Tuesday, June 30, and received by Tuesday, July 7. Wire transfers must be initiated before Tuesday, June 30, and received by Friday, July 3. Credit card contributions made through the RI Web site must be submitted before Tuesday, June 30 at midnight. All other credit card contributions must be received and authorized by end of business on Tuesday, June 30 (to ensure processing, please submit as soon as possible). Reclassification and redistribution requests must be received before 15:00 on Monday, July 6. Requests for credit card contributions made through the RI Web site will not be accepted. Important addresses Make checks payable to "The Rotary Foundation" for U.S. contributions and to "The Rotary Foundation (Canada)" for Canadian contributions. Send check with the completed recognition/contribution form (PDF) to the appropriate address below: The Rotary Foundation 14280 Collections Center Dr. Chicago, IL 60693 Thousands Pitch in for Rotarians at Work Day By Ryan Hyland Rotary International News -- 9 June 2009 More than 25,000 Rotarians and volunteers from 35 districts worldwide rolled up their sleeves to improve their communities as part of Rotarians At Work Day. Started in 2006 by the late Bob Watson, past governor of District 5340 (California, USA), Rotarians At Work Day happens the last Saturday in April each year and challenges clubs around the world to carry out hands-on service efforts in their community. "It truly is a grassroots project," says Pamela Russell, governor of District 5340. "The day is a great opportunity to revitalize your club, bring in new members, and generate publicity for Rotary." Watson's vision was that by 2014, every club and Rotarian would participate, says Russell. "Imagine the impact when all clubs come together and perform community service projects," she says. "Thousands of people will benefit both indirectly and directly from just our one-day efforts." Here are a few of the projects that Rotarians carried out around the globe on 25 April: * To emphasize the importance of bicycle safety, 15 clubs in District 1410 (?land Islands; Finland) collected 2,000 knapsacks for bike helmets and delivered them to local schools. * Members of the Rotary Club of Vasco da Gama, Goa, India, helped build two large steel lockers for a school in Chicalim. * More than 100 Rotarians and Rotaractors from District 9200, which covers five countries in eastern Africa, planted trees, painted rooms, and repaired cow sheds for the Morning Star Children's Ministry for orphans in Nairobi, Kenya. * A joint effort between the Rotary clubs of Ensenada Riviera, Baja California, Mexico, and Newport-Irvine, California, provided more than 100 new chairs to a primary school in Francisco Zarco, Mexico. Rotarians also painted part of the school, cleaned up the patio, and planted trees. * The Rotary Club of Carlsbad, California, started a sustainable vegetable garden at a local homeless shelter, allowing residents to grow their own food. Rotarians also painted several areas of the facility. Members of the Rotary Club of Carlsbad, California, USA, plant a sustainable vegetable garden at a local homeless shelter on 25 April for Rotarians At Work Day. Photo courtesy of the Rotary Club of Carlsbad News about Members Happy Birthday Happy Anniversary Dave Miller, June 16 Trish and Ed King, June 18 Paul Whitfield, June 21 Ann and Richard Pockat, June 19 Nick Nicholoson, June 22 Donna and David Hodgkins, June 25 Programs June 19 ?North Carolina Tax Reform? -- former Mayor Richard Vinroot June 26 Changing of the Guard -- Installation of officers and directors for 2009-2010 Rotary year July 3 No Meeting July 10 ?Flight of Honor??Steve Brandt, public relations chair for April Flight of Honor July 17 ?South Africa? -- Tentative: Dr. Ron Carter, President, Johnson C. Smith University. : Service Opportunities Weekly at Meetings: International Projects - ? Participate in the weekly lottery. Half the proceeds go to benefit our International projects. ? CART - Donate your loose change to the Alzheimer's research project by tossing it into the blue bucket at the check-in table. Have News for The Dilworthian Have news for The Dilworthian? Deadline is each Tuesday at 9 p.m. Call Lamar Gunter, 704/525-0569 or e-mail to Lamar at gunter4283 at bellsouth.net Dilworth Rotary's Web site is a valuable source of information on committee chairs, upcoming programs and events, projects and other club matters. Other important Rotary links on the Web are www.rotarydistrict7680.org and www.rotary.org, the Rotary International Web site. Please report changes of e-mail address by using the "contact us" feature on the Charlotte Dilworth South End Rotary Web site. Please report changes of postal mailing address to Tricia King, assistant secretary-treasurer, thekings at carolina.rr.com, or P. O. Box 471211, Charlotte, NC, 28247-1211. Make-Up Opportunities All makeups should be mailed to Tricia King, Dilworth Rotary, Post Office Box 471211, Charlotte, NC 28247-1211. Club projects and committee meetings count as make-ups. All meetings listed below are at 12:30 p.m. unless otherwise indicated. MONDAY Charlotte North - Byron's South End, 101 W. Worthington Ave. Matthews - The Senior Center, 1050 DeVore Lane, Matthews, NC 28105 Charlotte Top-of-the-Week - 7:30 a.m., Dunhhill Hotel, 237 North Tryon, uptown. Charlotte South - Zebra Restaurant on Sharon Road in SouthPark. TUESDAY Charlotte ? Crowne Plaza, 201 S. McDowell St. Charlotte University City - 7:30 a.m., University Hilton, 8629 J. M. Keynes Dr. WEDNESDAY Charlotte West - Carolina Golf and Country Club, 2415 Old Steele Creek Rd. North Mecklenburg - 12:15 p.m. - Peninsula Country Club, Hwy 73, W. Jetton Rd., Cornelius Charlotte SouthPark - 7:30 a.m. Marriott SouthPark Hotel, 2200 Rexford Rd. THURSDAY Charlotte East - Red Rocks Caf?, 4223 Providence Rd. Lake Norman-Huntersville - 7:30 a.m. NorthStone Country Club, 15801 Northstone Rd. Waxhaw-Weddington - 7:30 a.m. in Rippington's Restaurant in Waxhaw. 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Name: not available Type: image/gif Size: 12763 bytes Desc: not available URL: From gunter4283 at bellsouth.net Fri Jun 26 04:38:02 2009 From: gunter4283 at bellsouth.net (Lamar Gunter) Date: Fri, 26 Jun 2009 07:38:02 -0400 Subject: [Dilworthian] June 26 issue Message-ID: <000901c9f652$906e03d0$b14a0b70$@net> The Dilworthian (Issues posted at www.charlottedilworthrotary.org) June 26, 2009 Club Website Displays New Look By Richard Pockat Club Webmaster Hackers breaking into the web server for the club?s website accelerated the need for creation of a new site, now nearly completed. The new site will have more emphasis on members and club activities and also have easy links to the newly updated District website and the Rotary International website, including a newsfeed from RI. The new site (www.charlottedilworthrotary.org/) has been designed to be more attractive to prospective members looking for our club and to identify our club?s geographic location within Charlotte, including links to information about Charlotte, Dilworth neighborhood and South End. Our club is active in a number of projects, both for World Community service and Local Community service. It is planned for more specific information and photographs to be available on the website about these projects. The home page will feature the ?Dashboard? with current membership information. There is also a box that displays the sum of volunteer hours recorded by the club with a link to the volunteer hours sign-in page. We have been averaging about 1000 hours recorded per year, but likely many hours go unrecorded. Please take a few minutes after your volunteer time to record it on the website. The bulk of the up-to-date information comes from the Dilworthian, so please help Lamar out by contributing news. DilWorth Noting The Rotarian?s July Issue Launches New Rotary Year John Kenny, Rotary International President for 2009-2010 sets the tone for his year in his letter by writing ?The Future of Rotary Is in Your Hands.? Rotary is a worldwide organization, but it is nothing without the ordinary weekly meetings of Rotarians in their home clubs. He writes, ?In Rotary, everything we are, and everything we aspire to become, lies in the hands of Rotarians in their clubs. If our clubs are congenial and our meetings well run, if our service is carefully planned and competently carried out, if our members are qualified, honest, and respected in their vocations and communities, then all of Rotary will thrive.? He explains that water, health, hunger and literacy will be the emphasis in the year ahead. Other items from the magazine?s July contents: Scot?s honor John Kenny?s goals, from clean water to attracting new members, are the main courses of his tenure. Important weekly side dishes are the Falkirk Football Club scores. Showing up for life Bill Gates Sr, talks about raising children, supporting his community, and the Gates Foundation?s relationship with Rotary. In an accompanying Q&A, the foundation?s cochair tells us what it?s like having his son as his boss. Craig?s list A photo essay brings together a Rotarian from Washington, USA,.and a ?Lost Boy? from South Sudan, who teamed up to improve a Sudanese village. There are many other shorter items in the July issue. News about Members Happy Birthday Happy Anniversary Paul Whitfield, June 21 Ann and Richard Pockat, June 19 Nick Nicholson, June 22 Suzanne and Al Cadenhead, June 20 Joe Smith, June 29 Donna and David Hodgkins, June 25 Carol and Bob Teague, June 30 Janice and Gene Lamb, July 2 Programs June 26 Changing of the Guard -- Installation of officers and directors for 2009-2010 Rotary year July 3 No Meeting July 10 ?Flight of Honor??Steve Brandt, public relations chair for April Flight of Honor July 17 ?South Africa? -- Tentative: Dr. Ron Carter, President, Johnson C. Smith University. Future Events Club Social: Tuesday, June 30, at 6:30 p.m. at The Common House, 1101 Central Avenue, 28204, at the corner of Hawthorne Lane and Central Avenue. . . Reservations have been made for 6:30 p.m., but feel free to come a little earlier for a cocktail. Host Corey Wilhelm asks that you please invite a friend/loved-one for a night out to socialize with your fellow Rotarians. Each member is responsible for his or her own bill. Board Meeting: Monday, July 13, Self-Help Center in the Great Aunt Stella Center, 926 Elizabeth Avenue. Members are welcome to attend any board meeting. STAR Meeting: Tuesday, July 14, 7:15 a.m., for breakfast at Pike?s Restaurant, Camden Road. All members are welcome to attend. Service Opportunities Weekly at Meetings: International Projects - ? Participate in the weekly lottery. Half the proceeds go to benefit our International projects. ? CART - Donate your loose change to the Alzheimer's research project by tossing it into the blue bucket at the check-in table. Have News for The Dilworthian Have news for The Dilworthian? Deadline is each Tuesday at 9 p.m. Call Lamar Gunter, 704/525-0569 or e-mail to Lamar at gunter4283 at bellsouth.net Dilworth Rotary's Web site is a valuable source of information on committee chairs, upcoming programs and events, projects and other club matters. Other important Rotary links on the Web are www.rotarydistrict7680.org and www.rotary.org, the Rotary International Web site. Please report changes of e-mail address by using the "contact us" feature on the Charlotte Dilworth South End Rotary Web site. Please report changes of postal mailing address to Tricia King, assistant secretary-treasurer, thekings at carolina.rr.com, or P. O. Box 471211, Charlotte, NC, 28247-1211. Make-Up Opportunities All makeups should be mailed to Tricia King, Dilworth Rotary, Post Office Box 471211, Charlotte, NC 28247-1211. Club projects and committee meetings count as make-ups. All meetings listed below are at 12:30 p.m. unless otherwise indicated. MONDAY Charlotte North - Byron's South End, 101 W. Worthington Ave. Matthews - The Senior Center, 1050 DeVore Lane, Matthews, NC 28105 Charlotte Top-of-the-Week - 7:30 a.m., Dunhhill Hotel, 237 North Tryon, uptown. Charlotte South - Zebra Restaurant on Sharon Road in SouthPark. TUESDAY Charlotte ? Crowne Plaza, 201 S. McDowell St. Charlotte University City - 7:30 a.m., University Hilton, 8629 J. M. Keynes Dr. WEDNESDAY Charlotte West - Carolina Golf and Country Club, 2415 Old Steele Creek Rd. North Mecklenburg - 12:15 p.m. - Peninsula Country Club, Hwy 73, W. Jetton Rd., Cornelius Charlotte SouthPark - 7:30 a.m. Marriott SouthPark Hotel, 2200 Rexford Rd. THURSDAY Charlotte East - Red Rocks Caf?, 4223 Providence Rd. Lake Norman-Huntersville - 7:30 a.m. NorthStone Country Club, 15801 Northstone Rd. Waxhaw-Weddington - 7:30 a.m. in Rippington's Restaurant in Waxhaw. Mint Hill - 7:30 am at Pine Lake Country Club, Mint Hill FRIDAY Mecklenburg County-South - 7:30 a.m., Raintree Country Club, 8600 Raintree Lane Ballantyne Rotary ? Piper Glen County Club, 4300 Piper Glen Dr., -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... 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