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Rotary District 6460 Directory 2014-2015 Rotary District 6460! Directory 2014-2015! District Governor! Dave Knieriem ! District 6460 website: www.rotarydistrict6460.org Zone website: http://rizones30-31.net! / This directory is for the use of Rotarians only. It may not be used as a commercial mailing list or for solicitation. ! Schedule of Official Club Visits updated on: 7/6/14 CLUB DATE DAY TIME Springfield ......................7/7/14 ...........Mon .....................5:30 PM East Peoria .....................7/8/14 .............Tue .....................7:00 AM Springfield Midtown ......7/8/14 .............Tue ................12:00 Noon Petersburg ......................7/8/14 .............Tue .....................6:00 PM Springfield Sunrise .........7/9/14 ............Wed .....................7:00 AM Springfield Westside .......7/9/14 ............Wed ................12:00 Noon Springfield South .........7/10/14 ............Thu ................12:00 Noon Mason City ..................7/15/14 .............Tue ................12:00 Noon Manito-Forest City .......7/15/14 .............Tue .....................6:00 PM Havana ........................7/21/14 ...........Mon .....................6:15 PM Chillicothe ...................7/22/14 .............Tue .....................7:00 AM Peoria .............................8/8/14 ...............Fri ...................11:45 AM Carlinville .....................8/14/14 ............Thu ................12:00 Noon Washington ..................8/19/14 .............Tue ................12:00 Noon Morton .........................8/21/14 ............Thu ................12:00 Noon Quincy East .................8/22/14 ...............Fri ................12:00 Noon Farmington ..................8/26/14 .............Tue ................12:00 Noon Peoria Sunrise ..............8/28/14 ............Thu .....................7:15 AM Peoria North ................8/28/14 ............Thu ...................11:45 AM Rushville ......................8/28/14 ............Thu .....................5:45 PM Jacksonville ...................8/29/14 ...............Fri ...................11:45 AM Jacksonville Sunrise ........9/2/14 .............Tue .....................7:00 AM Quincy ...........................9/2/14 .............Tue ................12:00 Noon Wood River ....................9/8/14 ...........Mon ................12:00 Noon Bethalto ..........................9/8/14 ...........Mon .....................6:00 PM Collinsville .....................9/9/14 .............Tue ................12:00 Noon Pittsfield .......................9/10/14 ............Wed ................12:00 Noon East Alton ....................9/11/14 ............Thu ................12:00 Noon Jerseyville .....................9/15/14 ...........Mon ................12:00 Noon Alton-Godfrey ..............9/15/14 ...........Mon .....................6:00 PM Highland ......................9/16/14 .............Tue ................12:00 Noon Canton .........................9/17/14 ............Wed ................12:00 Noon Galesburg .....................9/18/14 ............Thu ................12:00 Noon Silver Creek .................9/19/14 ...............Fri ................12:00 Noon Granite City .................9/23/14 .............Tue ................12:00 Noon Cambridge ...................9/24/14 ............Wed ................12:00 Noon Abingdon .....................9/24/14 ............Wed .....................6:15 PM Macomb Centennial ....9/25/14 ............Thu .....................6:45 AM Riverbend ....................9/25/14 ............Thu ................12:00 Noon Aledo ............................9/25/14 ............Thu .....................6:00 PM Monmouth ...................9/29/14 ...........Mon ................12:00 Noon Macomb .......................9/30/14 .............Tue ................12:00 Noon Land of Goshen ...........10/1/14 ............Wed ................12:00 Noon Edwardsville .................10/2/14 ............Thu ................12:00 Noon Galva ............................10/6/14 ...........Mon ................12:00 Noon Bushnell .......................10/6/14 ...........Mon .....................6:00 PM Galesburg Sunrise ........10/7/14 .............Tue .....................6:45 AM Kewanee ......................10/7/14 .............Tue ................12:00 Noon Pekin ............................10/8/14 ............Wed ................12:00 Noon Check the Club Directory or online for the meeting location. !2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Schedule of Official Club Visits .............. Inside Front Cover RI Founder Paul P. Harris ................................................... 4 RI President 2014-2015 Gary C. K. Huang ......................... 5 Rotary International Director Zones 30/31 Larry Lunsford 6 District 6460 Governor 2014-2015 David Knieriem ........... 7 District Governor Elect Steve Hopper ................................. 8 District Governor Nominee Tony Williams ........................ 9 Immediate Past District Governor Norm Jones ................. 10 The Object of Rotary/4 Way Test ...................................... 11 Presidential Citation ......................................................... 12 Assistant Governors ......................................................13-14 District 6460 Leadership Team .................................... 15-17 Past District Governors ................................................ 18-19 Surviving Spouses of Past District Governors ...................20 Past Ambassadorial Scholars ...................................... 21-22 Ed Peterka Leader Bell Award Recipients ........................ 23 John Giavaras Community Service Award Recipients ..... 23 Rod Buffington Literacy Award ....................................23-24 Youth Service Award ..........................................................24 Group Study Exchange ..................................................... 25 Rotary’s Avenues of Service ...............................................26 Interact, Rotaract and EarlyAct Clubs in the District ...27-28 Clubs in District 6460 ................................................. 29-32 Leadership Alphabetical Directory .............................. 33-40 Club Presidents 2014-15 ...............................................41-45 District 6460 By-Laws ................................................. 46-52 Every Rotarian Every Year .................................................53 End Polio Now .................................................................. 54 Back Cover .........................................................................55 !3 PAUL P. HARRIS The Founder of Rotary (1868-1947) Paul P. Harris, a lawyer, was the founder of Rotary, the world’s first and most international service club. Rotary is an organization of business and professional leaders united world- wide to provide humanitarian service, promote high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world. Born in Racine, Wisconsin on 19 April 1868, Paul was the second of six children born to George N. Harris and Cornelia Brian Harris. At age 3 he moved to Wallingford, Vermont where he grew up in the care of his paternal grandparents. Married to Jean Thomas Harris (1881-1963), they had no children. He received an LL.B. from the University of Iowa and received an honorary LL.D. from the University of Ver- mont. In 1896, he went to Chicago to practice law. One evening Paul went with a professional friend to his suburban home. After dinner, as they strolled through the neighborhood, Paul’s friend introduced him to various tradesmen in their stores. This reminded Paul of his New England village and it occurred to him, “Why not have a fellowship composed of businessmen from different occupations, without restrictions of politics or religion?” On 23 February 1905, Paul Harris formed the first Rotary Club with three other businessmen: Silvester Schiele, a coal merchant, Gustavus Loehr, a mining engineer, and Hiram Shorey, a merchant tailor. Paul Harris named the new club “Rotary” because members met in rotation at their various places of business. When Paul Harris became president of the club in its third year, he was convinced that the Rotary club could be developed into an important service movement and strove to extend Rotary to other cities. When President emeritus Paul Harris passed away on 27 January 1947, his dream had grown from an informal meet- ing of four men to some 6,000 Rotary clubs developed for the purpose of service and fellowship. 4 Gary C. K. Huang Rotary International President Rotary Club of Taipei, Taiwan !(2014–2015) Gary C.K. Huang is an adviser for Wah Lee Industrial Corp. and Bank of Panhsin, and is director of Federal Corporation and Sunty De- velopment Co. Ltd. He previously was presi- dent of Malayan Overseas Insurance Co. and chair of Taiwan Sogo !Shinkong Security Co. Ltd. A Rotarian since 1976, Huang has served RI as vice-president, di- rector, Foundation trustee, International Assembly group discussion leader, regional session leader, task force member and coordinator, committee member and chair, and district governor. He also was chair of the 2014 International Assembly Committee; adviser for the Permanent Fund Committee for Taiwan, Macau, and Hong !Kong; and PolioPlus advocacy adviser for Taiwan. He has been instrumental in membership develop me nt throughout Asia. As a Rotary Foundation trustee, Huang set the goal of recruiting 100 new Major Donors in Taiwan to celebrate Rotary's centennial; the result was the addition of 106 Major Donors in 2005 and 103 in 2006,
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