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In an effort to provide increased understanding and greater transparency regarding "Who's Who" and "Who's Responsible for What" in Sunup Rotary's Club's Leadership, Co-President Laura Vanderberg presented this organizational chart during our club meeting last Wednesday. She also asked each of the club's 5 Directors, whose areas of responsibility correspond with Rotary's Five Avenues of Service, to speak briefly about their Avenue of Service. In order to enable club members to have more input into our club's direction and projects, it was proposed that our club have a "Sunup Time" meeting once each month, usually just prior to the Club Board Meeting, which will involve roundtable discussions, such as the one which Marsha and Todd recently led regarding club projects. A motion was made and seconded, and the club members present approved this proposal. Rotary delegation recently visits Pakistan In last week's Sunupian we noted that we only have two countries left where the wild polio virus still exists. Rotary leaders pictured above recently visited Pakistan and met with government officials, who reaffirmed their commitment to polio eradication. The delegation included RI President Francesco Arezzo, Trustee Chair Holger Knaack, International PolioPlus Chair Michael K. McGovern and aide to the president John de Giorgio. They were hosted by Aziz Memon, chairvof the Pakistan PolioPlus Committee. CLUB SERVICE See Christy's Pres Sez article about Saturday night's Sunup Rotary Chili Cook-off. Here are some of the photos from this event. Tasting the great Chili entries in this year's competition Our Chili Cook-Off Panel of Judges Enjoying great Chili and Rotary fellowship with a fabulous view Bob Shimizu adding to the enjoyment of the evening with his beautiful music One of our champion Chili Chefs Another of our champion Chili Chefs Our great Rotary Crew making it all happen, with help from Rotaract, Interact and ROTC. ROTARY INSTITUTE During our Sgt-at-Arms fining session at last week's meeting we learned that the annual week of training for all of the incoming Rotary District Governors for the 30 districts in our Zones 26-27 is called a Rotary Institute. This past week it was held in Albuquerque. Our club's PDG Art Harrington and RYLA Chair A.J. Sheridan traveled to Albuquerque to present a session on "Interact and RYLA Innovative Ideas Worth Considering," and to represent the Zones 26-27 Rotary Youth Services Task Force with an exhibit in the House of Friendship. A.J. is seen here manning that exhibit.  If people from Poland are called Poles,
Why aren't people from Holland called Holes? __ The owner of the tuxedo store kept hovering over me when I was browsing, so I asked him to leave me alone.
He said “Fine, suit yourself.” __ Q - Why should quarterbacks tell obvious jokes? Q - So they don't go over their receivers' heads. __ Q - What do you call it when a criminal trying to land an airplane? A - Con-descending. __ Q - Why do people who live in Greece hate waking up at dawn? A - Because Dawn is tough on Greece. __ A teacher asked her class, “Can you use a sentence with the word ‘fascinate’?” Little Johnny replied, “I have a shirt with ten buttons, but I can only fascinate.” __ |
