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The Tahotarian THE TAHOTARIAN THE ROTARY CLUB OF SOUTH LAKE TAHOE Page 1 of 2 October 9, 2013 www.sltrotary.org Kathy Haven, editor Jason Collin Today’s Program President [email protected] Wednesday, October 9: @ Harrah's: Northern Nevada Children's Cancer League Cynthea Preston Past President [email protected] Last Week Dave Fournier Thursday, October 3: @ Classic Cues (Lake Tahoe Blvd. across from Raley's) - Firsty President Elect Thirsty Thursday: FUN AND FELLOWSHIP!!! We had a huge turnout of SLT [email protected] Rotarians! Definitely a good time had by all! Daunelle Wulstein Secretary [email protected] Sunday, Sept. 29 (8-1pm): R@W DAY- LT Marathon! THANK YOU so much for all Mark Klover who helped out! Treasurer [email protected] Shelli Mohr Club Administration New Information This Week & Events to Calendar [email protected] We have a potential new member, Rusty Mahera , a mortgage lender for Prospect • Kathy Haven Mortgage. He has been to three meetings and had a fireside chat on Sept. 24. Community Service Projects [email protected] Weldon Wulstein • Fundraiser for Hugo's family (Hugo of "So Good Its a Crime"): Donate $10 for Youth Services cinnamon rolls. They are trying to raise $10K for this family after their son's tragic [email protected] climbing accident. See Daunelle or Shelli if you want to help out. International Service Jim Gansinger [email protected] • Blood Drive on October 7 at the Lake Resort Hotel!!!! Noon to 6 pm! Parking is Angela Swanson validated for free! One pint...you will hardly feel it! Membership [email protected] Tim Treat • Blue Ribbon Awards 2013: Nominate by Oct. 18th at www.tahoechamber.org! Rotary Foundation [email protected] Awards presentation on November 14th; 5:30-8:30 pm (tickets $50 and reservations are required). Theresa Papandrea Public Image [email protected] • SOS is looking for volunteers for this ski season. Please contact Theresa Papandrea Buck Barkley John Upton ([email protected]) if you’re interested in helping a couple of days a month. At-Large Directors [email protected] [email protected] • October 10 - November 9: Phyllis Shafer's Art Opening for her SHOW at Stremmel Gallery Show in Reno, NV (1400 South Virginia Street). Where to Make Up: Carson City • Oct. 14: Golf at Edgewood for Boys and Girls Club. See Steve Rude to join the Tuesday 12:00 pm Carson Nugget Rotary foursome ($225 per person...all proceeds benefit Boys and Girls Club) Incline Monday 12:15 pm Lake Tahoe Brewing Co. • Pony N Pumpkin Festival: October 12 & 13 (11-6 pm) at Forest Suites : 1 Lake Minden Parkway South Lake Tahoe CA 96150 (Behind Marriott and Heavenly Village). More Tuesday 11:30 am Carson Valley Inn info at www.ponynpumpkin.com or (210) 570-PONY. FREE Admission! Pony N Reno Monday 12:00 pm Pumpkin Festival is a fun community event We are having Pony & Wagon Rides, Harrah’s Pumpkins, Scare Crow Building, Games for Prizes, Bounce house, food and drinks, Reno Centennial Sunset Tuesday 5:30 PM Live Music, Performances & Demonstrations. We are assisting non-profits with an Tamarack Junction Reno Central opportunity to expand their reach, increase membership & assist them financially. Tuesday 12:00 pm The Peppermill Reno South • Next Board Meeting: Oct. 14th at 5:30pm in Jason's office. Thursday 12:00 PM Atlantis Reno Sunrise • Saturday, October 26: LTEF Food Fest (6:30pm to 10pm): Join the party at the Friday 7:00 am The Siena Food Fest and help support the Lake Tahoe Educational Foundation. This year the Sparks Wednesday 12:00 PM Food Fest will be held at Harvey's. All proceeds benefit students in the Lake Tahoe JA Nugget Unified School District. Tickets are on sale for $40...see Brian Hogan or Dave Sparks Centennial Sunrise Thursday 7:00 AM Fournier for tickets. Red Hawk Resort Tahoe City Tuesday 6:00 pm • Art Auction!!! We are partnering with LTCC and Phyllis Shafer. We will be Garwood’s Grill Tahoe Douglas splitting proceeds 50/50 and will be in charge of the food, auctioneer, and funding Friday 12:00 pm costs of publicity. The Art Auction will be on Saturday, March 29, 2014 (6pm) at MontBleu Truckee the Halden Art Gallery at LTCC! Art will be hung the week before for all interested Thursday 12:00 pm Tahoe Donner Park & Rec Ctr parties to visit. More details to follow. See Cynthea Preston or Dave Fournier if you would like to be involved. THE TAHOTARIAN THE ROTARY CLUB OF SOUTH LAKE TAHOE Page 2 of 2 October 9, 2013 www.sltrotary.org Kathy Haven, editor Jason Collin President Repeated Club and Rotary International Information [email protected] • Remember... Every ROTARIAN, Every YEAR! Donate online www.rotary.org. It is Cynthea Preston the easiest and the preferred route!!! Past President [email protected] Dave Fournier • What does the Rotary International Foundation do? If you have any questions President Elect about the details of activities that your Foundation contributions support, please [email protected] consult the District and club websites. Foundation annual programs currently amount Daunelle Wulstein Secretary to about $130 million per year. Rotary.org will also give you access to RI Foundation [email protected] information. Mark Klover Treasurer [email protected] Upcoming Programs – Please note meeting locations: Shelli Mohr • Wednesday, October 16: @ Harrah's: RYLA Presentations Club Administration [email protected] Kathy Haven • Wednesday, October 23: @ Harrah's: Rotary District Govenor, Vicki Puliz Community Service Projects [email protected] Wednesday, October 30: @ Harrah's: “B” Gorman on Current Issues Weldon Wulstein • Youth Services [email protected] • Wednesday, November 6: DARK for First Thirsty Thursday: Foundation Dinner International Service Jim Gansinger [email protected] • Thursday, November 7: @TBA- Firsty Thirsty Thursday: FOUNDATION Angela Swanson DINNER at Carson Valley Inn at 6pm Membership [email protected] Tim Treat • Wednesday, November 13: @ TBA: Pep Rally Rotary Foundation [email protected] Sunday, November 17 (9-12noon): R@W Day- Tahoe Turkey Trot Theresa Papandrea • Public Image [email protected] • Wednesday, November 20: @ TBA: Barton's Tina Bruess? Buck Barkley John Upton At-Large Directors [email protected] • Wednesday, November 27: DARK for Thanksgiving [email protected] • Wednesday, December 4: DARK for Firsty Thirsty Thursday Where to Make Up: Carson City • Thursday, December 5: @ TBA: Firsty Thirsty Thursday Tuesday 12:00 pm Carson Nugget Incline Monday 12:15 pm • Wednesday, December 11: @ TBA: Rotary XMAS PARTY Lake Tahoe Brewing Co. Minden Tuesday 11:30 am • Wednesday, December 18: @ TBA: Modoc Indian Presentation Carson Valley Inn Reno Monday 12:00 pm Wednesday, December 25: DARK for Holidays Harrah’s • Reno Centennial Sunset Tuesday 5:30 PM Tamarack Junction • Wednesday, January 1: DARK: Happy New Years! Reno Central Tuesday 12:00 pm The Peppermill Reno South Thursday 12:00 PM Atlantis ! Reno Sunrise Friday 7:00 am The Siena Sparks Wednesday 12:00 PM JA Nugget Sparks Centennial Sunrise Thursday 7:00 AM Red Hawk Resort Tahoe City Tuesday 6:00 pm Garwood’s Grill Tahoe Douglas Friday 12:00 pm ! MontBleu Truckee Thursday 12:00 pm Tahoe Donner Park & Rec Ctr .
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