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09-05-12, No. 10 Beaumont Page 1 of 6 Tue Sep 04, 2012 Home Speakers ROTARYGRAMS Sep 05, 2012 September 5, 2012 - Vol. 100, No. 10 Dr. Timothy Chargois State of BISD MCM Elegante' Hotel Sep 05, 2012 2355 IH-10 South [ROTARIAN OF THE DAY: Suite 213 Mayor Becky Ames] Texas Capitol Vietnam Veterans Beaumont, TX 77705 Monument Sep 12, 2012 Telephone: 409-842-1913 Joseph Mayer, Lockhead Martin Fax: 409-842-5613 Future of Space Travel Sep 19, 2012 Robert Keith Horry, Jr., Retired NBA Great & ESPN DON'T MISS A MINUTE Sports Commentator on relating The bell will ring at 12:15 this Wednesday to allow plenty of time for all of athletic skills to job skills our agenda items including Rotarian of the Day Mayor Becky Ames, a Sep 26, 2012 program presented by the new BISD Superintendent Timothy Chargois Brett Bertles, Sharon & PDG and early dismissal. The Chamber of Commerce is hosting an Roger McCabe informational meeting with American Airlines at 1:15 to discuss bringing Our Trip to Nicaragua air service back to our community. Early dismissal of the club will make it possible for interested members to attend both the Rotary meeting and Oct 03, 2012 the Chamber meeting. Debbie Reynolds, Texas Wine & Grape Growers Assn. "Texas Wine, Excellence Uncorked" Oct 10, 2012 TBA - Meeting will be in the Fountainview Room PROGRAM PREVIEW September 5, 2012 Oct 17, 2012 Vocational Awareness Awards Jane Burns, Chairman "The State of BISD" Oct 24, 2012 Ruth Ann Rugg, Texas Association of Museums The Value of Museums to the Local Community View entire list... Timothy Chargois Superintendent The school bells rang across the city just a short time ago and there is more than the Club Events & usual excitement in the air. The Beaumont Enterprise article by Julie Chang (Sunday, Meeting Makeup September 2) reports, "Timothy Chargois will walk into his office Tuesday as the new Opportunties Beaumont ISD officer, and although his tenure will be rife with challenges, stakeholders seem to be overwhelingly optimistic." http://www.clubrunner.ca/portal/DynamicBulletinEmail.aspx?accountid=3775 9/4/2012 Beaumont Page 2 of 6 District 5910 Membership & Foundation Seminar Montgomery High School near Rotarians are anxious to welcome Dr. Timothy Chargois and to learn of his plans and Lake Conroe goals as the new Superintendent of the Beaumont Independent School District. Come Sep 15, 2012 welcome and hear from Dr. Chargois and the future of BISD. Rotary After Hours - New Event Center The Veranda (overlooking Town Dr. Chargois will be introduced by Rotarian Jim Rich. Lake) Sep 20, 2012 05:00 PM - 07:00 PM Board of Directors' Meeting HEAD TABLE AND MENU FOR SEPTEMBER 5 The Beaumont Club Sep 25, 2012 11:45 AM Board of Directors' Meeting The Beaumont Club Oct 23, 2012 11:45 AM Invocation, Chad Mason, Vice President for Administration, Mason Construction, Ltd, Board of Directors' Meeting The Beaumont Club Nov 27, 2012 11:45 AM Holiday Party Dec 12, 2012 Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) Jan 11, 2013 - Jan 13, 2013 Pledge to the USA & Texas Flags, Jeff Beaver, President, Schaumburg & Polk, Inc. Board of Directors' Meeting The Beaumont Club Jan 22, 2013 11:45 AM Large Club Conference MCM Elegante' and city Jan 24, 2013 - Jan 27, 2013 Board of Directors' Meeting The Beaumont Club Feb 26, 2013 11:45 AM Introduction of Guests, Janna Fulbright, Public Relations, Spindletop MHMR Board of Directors' Meeting The Beaumont Club Mar 26, 2013 11:45 AM Board of Directors' Meeting The Beaumont Club Apr 23, 2013 11:45 AM Menu: salad bar, cream of potato soup, bone-in fried chicken, smoked brisket, dirty Board of Directors' Meeting rice, southern green beans, rolls, assorted pastries and desserts, tea and coffee The Beaumont Club May 28, 2013 11:45 AM Board of Directors' Meeting CALENDAR OF ROTARY EVENTS The Beaumont Club (and make-up opportunities) Jun 25, 2013 11:45 AM Membership dues for July-December 2012 are past due. A History in Photos Flag subscriptions for July 2012 - June 2013 are due. August 2012 Rotary Goes September 11 Flag Project for Patriots Day Home September 15 District Foundation and Membership Seminar at Centennial Playground in Pictures Montgomery High School 08-22-12 Robert Floyd, Texas September 19 Vocational Awareness Award nominations are due. Vietnam Veterans September 20 30 Something meeting at the MCM Elegante', 11:45 a.m. 08-16-12 Rotary After Hours at SOST September 20 Rotary After Hours at Beaumont Event Centre, 5:30 p.m. 08-16-12 30 Something September 25 Board of Directors Meeting at 11:45 a.m. at the Meeting Beaumont Club 08-15-12 Ted Poe, Congressman District 2 08-08-12 John Hazen, J. D. Power & Associates Patriots' Day - September 11th - is a 08-01-12 Coach Ray Woodard Flag Day! 07-26-12 Rotary After Hours at Luke's Your help will be needed with the upcoming Flag 07-25-12 Club Assembly project delivery on Tuesday, September 11. Please plan to pitch in and help. With enough volunteers, 07-18-12 Jason French, the project is completed by the teams much more Cheniere Energy quickly and everyone can get to work on time. http://www.clubrunner.ca/portal/DynamicBulletinEmail.aspx?accountid=3775 9/4/2012 Beaumont Page 3 of 6 07-11-12 Installation of President Becky Mason Please start planning to be a part of this great project on Patriots' Day. You can click here and 08-22-12 Robert Floyd, Texas send Pat Anderson a quick email that you will be Vietnam Veterans there to help. 08-16-12 Rotary After Hours Thanks in advance for your contribution and service with Symphony of SETX above self. 08-08-12 John Hazen, J.D. Power & Associates 08-16-12 30 Something meeting 08-15-12 Ted Poe, Congressional District 2 08-01-12 Ray Woodard, Lamar Football 07-26-12 Rotary After Hours 07-25-12 Annual Club Assembly BEAUMONT ROTARY CENTENNIAL PLAYGROUND 07-18-12 Jason French, Cheniere Energy 07-11-12 Installation of Centennial Leadership Website Sponsors Make your contribution by credit card directly to the Beaumont Rotary Foundation by clicking on the picture. Fundraising Total Gets a HUGE Boost! Wednesday, August 22 saw a HUGE jump of the thermometer totals for the Centennial Playground fundraising. Jean Moncla made a presentation of $22,000 from the Dishman Foundation, managed through the Capital One Trust department, to the total. Rotarians responded to the announcement with a huge round of applause and a renewed excitement about reaching the goal. Thank you to Jean, Capital One, and, of course, the Dishman Foundation. http://www.clubrunner.ca/portal/DynamicBulletinEmail.aspx?accountid=3775 9/4/2012 Beaumont Page 4 of 6 The list of donors to the Beaumont Rotary Centennial Playground project continues to grow each and every day. Interested in being a sponsor? Download the website sponsorship guide Have you made your gift or pledge yet? We need YOU to reach the 100% goal! September 30 Something Chairman Leslie Harrison announces that the next 30 Something gathering will be Thursday, September 20. Mark your calendar - whether you are a Red or a Blue Badge - and plan to come learn something new about Rotary! 30 Something ... it's not just for Red Badges anymore! The first group of Rotarians gathered and organized on February 26, 1913 and made application to Rotary International at the end of May in 1913. You can see a copy of the original application by linking here. (Click on the photo once open and it will enlarge to be readable.) On June 1, 1913, with 39 members, the Rotary Club of Beaumont was officially chartered by Rotary International. http://www.clubrunner.ca/portal/DynamicBulletinEmail.aspx?accountid=3775 9/4/2012 Beaumont Page 5 of 6 HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Polly Matlock Sheri Arnold Sharen Kirksey September 3 September 3 September 3 Becky Ames Benny Hughes Gerald Condon September 7 September 8 September 10 PROGRAM REVIEW August 25 - 30, 2012 "Rotary Goes Home" Sheri and Eddie Arnold Chairmen The celebrations began, and a good time was had by all! There were birthday parties across the area as Rotarians enjoyed the annual Rotary Goes Home while also celebrating the Club's 100th anniversary, with birthday cakes and even candles on some! We thank the many Rotarians and spouses who so graciously opened their homes to entertain these gatherings: Steve Doblin, David Heinz, Tolbert Chisum, Floyd McSpadden, Sharon and Roger McCabe, Sharen Kirksey and Leonard Juncker, Chad Blanchard, Ted Moor, Lynn Castle, and Larry Beaulieu. Special thanks again go to Julana Phoenix with Something Special Bakery and Cakes by Julana for donating the birthday cakes for each party. Some photos of these special events are available through the link to the left and more will be added in the days ahead. Come back and check them out. http://www.clubrunner.ca/portal/DynamicBulletinEmail.aspx?accountid=3775 9/4/2012 Beaumont Page 6 of 6 EditorCraig Escamilla If you have any comments or questions, please contact the editor. Website: www.beaumontrotaryclub.org Email Executive Director: [email protected] © 2002- 2012 Doxess. All rights reserved. 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