From gunter4283 at bellsouth.net Thu May 7 12:14:10 2009 From: gunter4283 at bellsouth.net (Lamar Gunter) Date: Thu, 7 May 2009 15:14:10 -0400 Subject: [Dilworthian] May 8 issue Message-ID: <00c001c9cf48$00f87e50$02e97af0$@net> The Dilworthian (Issues posted at www.charlottedilworthrotary.org) May 8, 2009 Dilworth Will Hold 8th Picnic in the Park Charlotte Dilworth South End Rotary Club will hold its eighth annual ?Picnic in the Park? May 15 at the picnic shelter on the west end of Latta Park. Dave Byron?s crew will provide picnic food at the shelter. After the meal members will have the opportunity to visit the Rotary garden at the east end of the park. The late Clyde Horstman had the idea of providing a garden in the Dilworth Community. He died before the club could create the garden, and the members completed it in his memory. News about Members Happy Birthday Happy Anniversary Dewey Jenkins, May 10 Teresa and Gus Psomodakis, May 4 Gus Psomadakis, May 10 Lisa and Gary Toothman, May 11 Programs May 8: John Edgerton, executive director of the Presbyterian Foundation and former member of Dilworth Rotary May 15: Eighth Annual Picnic in the Park May 22: ?Butterflies? -- Duane Clark of Daniel Stowe Botanical Gardens May 29: ?Uptown and Midtown Commercial real Estate Development? ? David Dorch June 5: ?The Mecklenburg Court System: Challenges Facing the System? ? Chase Saunders Service Opportunities cid:image001.gif at 01C9CF25.7665EA60 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 Wed May 13 16:53:52 2009 From: gunter4283 at bellsouth.net (Lamar Gunter) Date: Wed, 13 May 2009 19:53:52 -0400 Subject: [Dilworthian] May 15 issue Message-ID: <000e01c9d426$1296faa0$37c4efe0$@net> The Dilworthian (Issues posted at www.charlottedilworthrotary.org) May 15, 2009 Dilworth Rotary Honors Davidson Senior With Paul Harris Fellow for Kilifi Project Charlotte Dilworth South End Rotary has honored Davidson senior Anne Stevens with a second Paul Harris Fellow designation for launching a college fund-raiser that mushroomed into multiple projects to benefit underprivileged young people in Kilifi, Kenya. Anne said in her talk to our club May 8 that she learned about Rotary and what it could accomplish from her Rotarian father, Bob, who was there with her mother, Elizabeth, to see their daughter honored. She said the original goal for the fund-raiser was $2,500. Some of her fellow students had been on a field trip to Kenya with a Davidson biology instructor and knew about the great needs of the young people in Kenya. Anne knew that in helping someone in a foreign land, it is good to link up with an organization that is used to implementing overseas projects. Her previous exposure to Rotary through her father in Durham led her to contact Davidson Town Council member and Dilworth Rotarian Evan Webster. Evan contacted John Barringer, who at the time was World Community Services chair for Rotary District 7680. Anne met with John to discuss what the students had in mind. John knew it was best when possible to work through a Rotary Club in the area where a project is planned. He contacted the president of the Kilifi Rotary Club who told him that an Atlanta area Rotary Club in Vinings and another Rotary Club in the Richmond area already were considering projects with the Kilifi Rotary. John contacted both clubs about cooperating on projects for Kilifi, and both agreed to cooperate. Evan made some solicitations among Davidson citizens he knew and with his help, the fund raiser exceeded its goal and raised a total of $5,000. After Anne finished talking about how she and her fellow students planned and carried out the fundraiser, John Barringer told the club how the magic of Rotary took the results of the efforts of Anne and her fellow students and multiplied it. Their original goal of $2,500 has been multiplied by more than 76 times to $192,099. Phase 1 of the Kilifi Project sponsored by the Rotary Clubs in Vinings, the Richmond area, and Charlotte Dilworth South End, with matching funds from District 7680 provided 100 computers for schools and libraries in Kilifi at a total cost of $17,500. Phase 2 of the Kilifi Project provided 50 students with tuition, books, and uniforms for four years of second education, plus treatment for parasites 28,750 for four years. That amount, aided by a competitive grant, totaled $157,624. Because Anne and her fellow students wanted to do something for kids in Kenya that they probably will never meet, there is a Phase 3 in progress. Called Making Kenya Kids Healthy, this District 7680 Showcase Project In partnership with the Kilifi Rotary Club and the Kilifi District Hospital, is providing de-worming pills to combat parasites that affect almost all school age children. Infection rates run as high as 85 to 90 percent. Phase 3 will treat 13,500 kids for four years at a cost of $16,975. Some of these good things would have happened anyway, but because Anne and her fellow students cared, good things multiplied and are still multiplying. District Governor Bob Wilson came to participate in honoring Anne. As an added touch, Davidson graduate and Dilworth Rotary President Ranjit Rawlley donned a Davidson Wildcat shirt in her honor at an appropriate time in the program. DilWorth Noting Club Social at Brixx Pizza Set for May 28 The club?s next social is scheduled for Thursday, May 28, at Brixx Pizza ? Uptown in Seventh Street Station at 225 E. 6th Street. Each person will be responsible for his or her own bill. Dinner reservations are for 6:30 p.m., but feel free to stop in for a drink at 6 p.m. Corey Wilhelm is host for the social. Martha Mason, Paul Harris Fellow, Honorary Rotarian, Iron Lung Polio Patient Martha Mason, Paul Harris Fellow and honorary Shelby Rotarian, died Monday, May 4, after living 61 years in an iron lung as a result of polio when she was 11 years old. Martha was the subject of a documentary film, ?Martha in Lattimore,? and appeared in ?The Final Inch, a documentary about polio nominated for an Academy Award. With the aid of a voice-activated computer, she wrote her memoir, ?Breath,? published in 2003 by Down Home Press. She was graduated from high school, Gardner-Webb College and Wake Forest College (both now universities) with highest honors. News about Members Happy Birthday Happy Anniversary Dewey Jenkins, May 10 Lisa and Gary Toothman, May 11 Gus Psomadakis, May 10 Starr and Dale Harrold, May 18 Tom Chaltas, May 20 Deborah and Bob Mills, May 1` Programs May 15: Eighth Annual Picnic in the Park May 22: ?Butterflies? -- Duane Clark of Daniel Stowe Botanical Gardens May 29: ?Uptown and Midtown Commercial real Estate Development? ? David Dorch June 5: ?The Mecklenburg Court System: Challenges Facing the System? ? Chase Saunders 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 Fri May 15 15:12:55 2009 From: gunter4283 at bellsouth.net (Lamar Gunter) Date: Fri, 15 May 2009 18:12:55 -0400 Subject: [Dilworthian] Notification on proposed new member Message-ID: <003d01c9d5aa$4cb72f40$e6258dc0$@net> Danko Gulsoy's application for membership was approved by the board. This is the official notification to the club on his proposed membership. cid:488061013 at 17042007-1D4A Lamar Gunter, APR Gunter Associates Public Relations/Marketing 704-525-0569 Cell: 704-619-9256 gunter4283 at bellsouth.net -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: not available Type: image/jpeg Size: 1464 bytes Desc: not available URL: From gunter4283 at bellsouth.net Thu May 21 07:11:52 2009 From: gunter4283 at bellsouth.net (Lamar Gunter) Date: Thu, 21 May 2009 10:11:52 -0400 Subject: [Dilworthian] May 22 issue Message-ID: <009b01c9da1e$1796c280$46c44780$@net> The Dilworthian (Issues posted at www.c The Dilworthian (Issues posted at www.charlottedilworthrotary.org) May 22, 2009 Club to Adjust Committee Structure To Conform To R.I. Guidelines Charlotte Dilworth South End Rotary will adjust its committee structure effective July 1 to conform to Rotary International guidelines for committees. No projects or committees will be eliminated and our structure will vary in one particular?Fund-Raising will be a separate committee chaired by Kate Richards. Below is the adjusted structure and t he chairs known at this time. Committee Chair: * Rotary Foundation - Dewey Jenkins * Membership Joe Smith & Fenton Erwin * Star Brad Goforth * Club Trainer David Kirkpatrick * Retention tbd * Club Administration Andrea McGowan * Head Table tbd * Sergeant at Arms tbd * Programs Frank Kiker * Club Data Base Richard Pockat * Social Committee tbd * Service Projects Ron Melvin * World Community Service John Barringer * Habitat tbd * Crisis Assistance coat drive tbd * Crisis Assistance clothes sort tbd * Salvation Army Bell Ringing tbd * USO * Adopt A Street tbd * Latta Park David Hodgkins * Samaritan House tbd * Rotary Service tbd * Ambassadorial Scholars * Group Study Exchange * Vocational Service * Fund Raising Kate Richards * BBQ * Sweet Tea Jubilee * Other / New * Public Relations Lamar Gunter * Community Liaison The committee structure for the coming year was adopted at the May 11 meeting of the board of directors. In other action, the board: * Approved transferring $1,000 to RI for Post Polio funding. * Heard from David Hodgkins that our club?s Alta Cayma Card sales at our December meeting were greater than were sold the entire weekend at the District Conference. ? Was told by Joe Smith that our club?s previous $3,000 donation to assist with the purchase of a truck in Peru helped earthquake victims by providing transportation to deliver 8,000 meals per day for 6 months after the earthquake. DilWorth Noting Rotary District 7680 Schedules Second Flight of Honor Sept. 19 Rotary District 7680 has committed to sponsoring another Flight of Honor (FOH) Saturday, Sept. 19. In the process of sponsoring the April 18th flight, we had 31 applications waiting when all the seats were filled. The FOH Steering Committee knew the need for another flight exists and that the World War II veterans are passing at the rate of 1,200 to 1,500 daily, so the committee agreed to organize the Sept. 19 flight. Dave McKnight and Kelly Morris agreed to Co-Chair the committee. Almost all of the committee members agreed to work on the next flight, and some new members have joined the committee. The Committee will be encouraging clubs of the District to spread the word among World War II veterans, with particular emphasis on trying to find the veterans who would like to go, but couldn?t afford to go without the Flight of Honor. Steve Brandt, public relations chair of the April 18th flight will present a program on the Flight of Honor to our club July 10th meeting. Steve was on the flight and has first-hand knowledge of what it meant to the veterans on the flight. News about Members Happy Anniversary Happy Birthday Starr and Dale Harrold, May 18 Tom Chaltas, May 20, 2009 Deborah and Bob Mills, May 21 Silvia and Ron Skufca, May 26 Programs May 22: ?Butterflies? -- Duane Clark of Daniel Stowe Botanical Gardens May 29: ?Uptown and Midtown Commercial Real Estate Development? ? David Dorch 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 harlottedilworthrotary.org) -------------- 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 May 28 07:26:34 2009 From: gunter4283 at bellsouth.net (Lamar Gunter) Date: Thu, 28 May 2009 10:26:34 -0400 Subject: [Dilworthian] May 29 issue Message-ID: <005801c9dfa0$4e08a2c0$ea19e840$@net> The Dilworthian (Issues posted at www.charlottedilworthrotary.org) May 29, 2009 Clubs Can Help Young Leaders Grow With New District Summer Program (Article Courtesy of District 7680 Newsletter) The district is expressing its commitment to youth this summer with the new ?Seminar for Tomorrow?s Leaders? for rising high school juniors and seniors. Program organizers Calvin Gaddy and Angela Mills of the Albemarle Rotary Club hope to enroll as many as 75 students in the July 23-26 event at Catawba College. Three professional facilitators from The Center for Creative Leadership, a worldwide not-for profit organization based in Greensboro, will lead participants through an intensive interactive curriculum of exercises, simulations, discussions, and games designed to increase their self-confidence, practice team building, learn to appreciate different leadership styles, and improve communication skills. Student applicants should have at least a B average and demonstrate leadership potential for serving school and community. Participants will be nominated by high school principals, reviewed by local Rotary club selection committee, and selected by the program?s district committee. Each will be sponsored by $400 commitment from local Rotary clubs. Participating clubs will also receive 500 points toward club of excellence awards. Mills, who recently retired from a 34-year career as a classroom teacher, principal, and assistant system superintendent, agreed to get involved as a way to maintain her involvement with young people.She said the curriculum is specifically designed to promote leadership development in an atmosphere that students will find challenging, fun, and engaging. Activities include a 6:30 a.m. hike around campus, blindfold trust walk, sessions in ethical decision-making and effective team building, and simulations that demonstrate ways to turn conflict into a productive encounter. Students will also create blog entries on a Facebook page throughout the weekend to document their impressions of the program. ?The key is that it?s very interactive,? said Mills. ?They?re not sitting and listening to lecturers. They?re engaged in activities that will teach them a lot about themselves.? In addition to the three CCL facilitators, Mills and Gaddy and other Rotarians on their committee will be on-site for the weekend to chaperone and help as needed. DilWorth Noting June Rotarian Offers Articles On Coping with Hard Times The June Rotarian offers articles on coping with the current recession. ?Fighting Back? is an article about two Rotary Clubs, one in California and one in Ohio, and how they are facing the recession head-on and with determination. Another article, ?Tip jar,? outlines seven ways to help a Rotary Club get through hard times. ?Giving in an era of scarcity? tells how charities of all sizes are weathering the storm. The issue also has photographs of the finalists in the magazine?s yearly photo contest. Another feature article worth reading is ?How I survived genocide and learned to live again.? The writer tells us how he became an American and a Rotarian, and how that saved him from a life of rage and revenge. News about Members Justin, Jenna Bice Welcome New Daughter Justin and Jenna Bice are the proud parents of a daughter, Lauren Elizabeth, born May 18. Happy Anniversary Silvia and Ron Skufca, May 26 Nancy and Ron Melvin, June 1 Patsy and Jim Stump, June 1 Programs May 29: ?Uptown and Midtown Commercial Real Estate Development? ? David Dorch 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. 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