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The Reno Rotarian The Reno Rotarian The Rotary Club of Reno • www.renorotaryclub.org • District 5190 Chartered August 1, 1916 || Volume 29, No. 41 || June 13, 2016 The Rotary Club of Reno meets at Harrah’s Reno at Noon on Monday Find us on Facebook - Monday’s Program Rotary . Rotary Club of Reno Cynthia Albright We are 1.2 million neighbors, friends, Rotary International Urban Form: What Works in our Region and community leaders who come together to create positive, lasting K.R. “Ravi” Ravindran, President Bradford R. Howard, RI Director change in our communities and around Gail “Virus” Ellingwood, District Governor Ms. Albright is a certifi ed land plan- the world. ner and certifi ed geographic information Our diff ering occupations, cultures, and Rotary Club of Reno systems professional with outstanding countries give us a unique perspective. experience in the areas of community Curt Chapman, President Our shared passion for service helps us Craig Wesner, President Elect and regional planning, urban design, en- accomplish the remarkable. Bill Boon, President Nominee titlements for land development activities. We see diff erently: Our multidisciplinary Harvey Fennell, Past President Cynthia received her master’s degree from Carl Fuetsch, perspective helps us see challenges in Secretary UCLA, School of Architecture and Urban Harvey Fennell, Treasurer unique ways. Planning. She manages large-scale multi- Directors: disciplinary projects that incorporate her We think diff erently: We apply leadership Kris Wells (2013-2016) knowledge of the area’s environment, the and expertise to social issues—and fi nd Sheila Hlubucek (2014-2017) Phil Mahoney (2014-2017) political climate, and the community. unique solutions. Kurt Mische (2014-2017) She recently authored a bike share fea- We act responsibly: Our passion and Maria Sheehan (2015-2018) sibility study for the Truckee Meadows, perseverance create lasting change. Diana Hoffman (2015-2018) Gary Warren (2015-2018) managed the site development and entitle- We make a diff erence at home and ments for a 50MW solar project, oversees around the world: Our members can be Webmaster: Stantec’s various engineering services found in your community and across the Grace Nichols at the Apple Data Center Campus and is globe. managing Stantec’s basin-wide Transit Reno Rotary Foundation Master Plan for Lake Tahoe. The depth Jim Pfrommer, President, Reno Rotary Foundation of her project experience is wide-reaching Save the Dates Carl Fuetsch, Secretary but she really enjoys specifi c projects that Harvey Fennell, For more information Treasurer make a diff erence in a community. John Spears, Investments or to register online, go to: Curt Chapman, Ex-officio Cynthia serves on the City of Reno Char- www.renorotaryclub.org Craig Wesner, Ex-officio ter Committee, Ward 2 Neighborhood Advisory Board, Urban Forestry Com- Trustees: Rotary Club of Reno Brian Armon mission and has received awards from the Century of Service Celebration Steve Kent Builders Association, the Nevada Ameri- Aug 01, 2016 Laurie Leonard can Planning Association (APA) and the Atlantis Casino Resort and Spa Kevin LeVezu American Society of Civil Engineers for Kim Mazeres Tom Taelour projects she has guided. Cynthia is also a member of the APA Urban Design and Upcoming Meetings Historic Preservation Division, New Ur- banism Division, Transportation Planning June 13: Cynthia Albright Division, National Recreation & Park As- Urban Form: What Works in our Region sociation and Rotary Club of Reno. June 20: Jesse Murray, NV Energy Renewable Energy Programs June 27: Mike Crowell- CEO Future of the National Championship Air Races Hello Reno Rotarians: Yes, it’s time to start thinking about Burning Man 2016! Last Meeting Volunteers Our club will once again be allowed the special privilege of visiting this amazing Scanner: Dan Lofrese event on Saturday, September 3, with a group bus trip similar to the past six years. Greeter: Gayle Sherman Raffl e Tickets: Jim Fish There is a diff erence this year, however, in that the Burning Man organization has Invocation: Kurt Mische Pledge: Kirk Bailey requested our club become more involved with the event beyond just making a one Sgt. At Arms: Jim Urmston day visit to Black Rock City. Sgt. At Arms: Bruce Foster Photographer: Dan Nichols For this year’s adventure, any Rotarians (and their guests) who wish to make the trip Piano: Genie Mathews in September are being asked to get involved in advance with some form of participa- tion that contributes to the 2016 event. Honor Roll We will track everyone’s activities and when we are signing up for the club’s (almost certainly sold out) bus trip, priority will be given to those members and guests who Mike Reed ............................... $200 Bob Cashell .............................$100 have participated in advance. Dick Gammick ......................... $100 Vinny Lucido ............................$100 And thanks to club member Richard Schreinert, our fi rst opportunity has arrived. Joe Murin .................................$100 Richard is coordinating an event where Rotarians can take part in creation of an art Art Rangel................................ $100 Jim Urmston ............................ $100 piece, entitled Burntanical Garden, that will be on the Playa this year. Ron Weaver............................. $100 This Saturday (June 11) will be the fi rst opportunity to get involved as work begins in creating components of the art piece at The Generator in Sparks. In addition to hands-on participation, the artist is also looking for design contribution that will be Club Board incorporated into the art piece. Club Board Meeting – June 21, Please contact Richard for more details and to be part of this fi rst “pre-Burn” opportu- 4:30 pm, Sunshine Reporting nity. He can be reached at 775-846-0730 or Richard@Th inkCreateGrow.com. Services, 151 Country Estates, Reno. Thanks! All members are welcome to attend. President Curt Foundation Trustees Foundation Trustees Meeting - Tuesday, June 28, 8:00 am, Rounds Bakery, 294 East Moana Lane #10, Reno. All members are welcome to attend. District 5190 Newsletter Link: http://www.rotarydistrict5190.org/ Michael Chertier from the Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice briefed the club on the status of school choice throughout the US and in Nevada which has turned into a battleground for the nation on this issue. He discussed the current spate of anti-school choice law suits and the possible impact on the quickly spreading school choice initiatives. Currently over half the States have some sort of school choice implemented. How To Introduce Your Guests And New Members At A Club Meeting When introducing a guest or new members during a Club meeting, the correct way is to greet the Club President, fellow Rotarians and guests, introduce yourself and state your classifi cation, and then introduce your guest, their title and business affi liation. Please do not introduce any guest as a prospective new member or that they are looking for a position or clients. President Curt (left) and Lead Teacher Chair Jack Hoff man present the Annual Lead Teacher Attendance And award to Calen Evans (center). Calen teaches at Lemelson Academy and his principal Joanna AuCoin joined him at the head table . Make Up Reminder Your attendance is important to both you as a member and to the Club in meeting attendance percentage requirements. Please make sure you turn in make-ups to our Club Secretary at a club meeting or by email. Don’t forget that you need to attend or make up at least 50% of club regular meetings in each half of the year (rolling six months) and attend at least 30% of this club’s meetings in each half of the year. Credit can be received for Rotary committee work and other offi cial Rotary functions. You can also do make ups on-line. A list of E-Clubs can be found at http://www.rotary. org/RIdocuments/en_pdf/ eclub_list.pdf Just click on this link and it will lead you to others. There are a variety of clubs listed, but all must off er at least 30 minutes of content for any makeup. For additional information, please check out http://www.rotary.org/en/ members/generalinformation/ PRIVP Jerry Hall (right) discussed the additional support the Club provided this past year to the PilotClubsAnde-clubs/Pages/ Uganda Nursing School and thanked the Club’s Membership for providing two Master’s level ridefault.aspx Nursing scholarships. Both Gretchen Hughs (left) and Dick Gammick (center) received special recognition for their donations with very unique small, handmade baskets created by the Batwa Pigmy’s thanking them for their donations. June Birthdays Brian Kulpin ........................................................................Jun 02 Carl Fuetsch ........................................................................Jun 03 The Four-Way Test Chris Griego ........................................................................Jun 04 Of the things we think, say or do Gary Bullis ..........................................................................Jun 07 1. Is it the TRUTH? Brad Pearce .........................................................................Jun 07 Linda Shaw .........................................................................Jun 07 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Perry Faigin .........................................................................Jun 08 3. Will it build GOODWILL and Loretta Bonilla ....................................................................Jun 16 BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Bill Boon .............................................................................Jun
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