Rotary Bee A Publication of Club 24—The Salt Lake City Rotary Club Volume 39 June 2015 Number 12 (No meeting Tuesday, June 2) Saturday, June 6 at the Lazy H Ranch, Morgan, Utah SUMMER SOCIAL AT THE LAZY H RANCH Don’t miss the fun at Floyd’s spread, pardner! See details on Page 6. Tuesday, June 9 at the Marriott, 75 South West Temple 2015 UTAH FESTIVAL OPERA FAVORITES Michael Ballam, Club 24 Member and Founder & General Director, Utah Festival Opera Our fellow Rotarian, Michael Ballam, is bringing his talented performers from Logan who are starring in his now famous Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theater. This sea- son features Man of La Mancha with Michael Ballam in the starring role. Other produc- tions include How to Succeed in Business, La Boheme, and Carousel. The season runs July 8 through August 8 in Logan, Utah. Remember to make reservations for your guest. Tuesday, June 16 at the Marriott, 75 South West Temple DESIGNING THE FUTURE OF HEALTH Vivian Lee, M.D., Ph.D., M.B.A; Dean, U of U School of Medicine; Senior VP for Health Sciences; CEO, U of U Health Care Dr. Lee will discuss how the University is responding to health care reform and working to remodel care delivery, training, and innovation for the future. No Lunch Meeting Tuesday, June 23 ROTARY FAMILIES AFTER HOURS AT THE AVIARY Tim Brown, Club 24 Member and Executive Director, Tracy Aviary Bring friends and family and come enjoy a wonderful experience at Tracy Aviary. Tim promises “A bird show like no one ever witnessed before!” Arrive anytime after 5 pm; Dinner at 6 pm. Tuesday, June 30 at the Joseph Smith Building, 10th Floor 2015-2016 OFFICER AND BOARD INSTALLATION EVENT Charles Dahlquist, Club 24 Member and Shareholder, Kirton & McConkie Get ready for fun as we install our new slate of officers and board members. Charles will emcee this epic meeting. Join us in thanking President Mike Deputy for a fantastic year! Salt Lake City Rotary Club and UPB Tree Planting In an event sponsored by the Parks & Environment Committee, the Salt Lake City Rotary Club and Utah Paper Box partnered with Tree Utah to plant some large trees at Big Cottonwood Regional Park on Saturday, May 16. Spread the Word and Save a Tree! by Teri Jensen During our tree planting, the arborist asked us to spread the word about bird houses. Although the people hanging the houses are well intentioned, the houses popping up in our SLC parks are killing the trees. He said there are proper ways to build and hang a bird house so it does not kill the tree. Those instructions can be found on the County and State Parks websites. The style in this photo is not it. It is nailed directly to the tree through all of the bark layers and the hole is too big to actually attract birds. He said birds are better off to build their own nests in the park trees. 2 Welcome Awesome New Member Robyn Payne Director of Institutional Advancement, Rowland Hall I am honored to be joining the Salt Lake Rotary Club. I was born and raised in Salt Lake City and could not think of a better place to call my home. I attended the University of Utah and I am currently working at Rowland Hall as the Director of Institutional Advancement. I attended Rowland Hall for 16 years as a student and am thrilled to be working at the school that helped shape me into the person I am today. I serve on the Utah Society of Fund Raisers Board, I am a member of the Junior League of Salt Lake City, and recently joined the Young Alumni Board at the University of Utah. (Continued below) In my free time, I enjoy hiking, running, traveling, reading, camping, and cheering on the Utes. I look forward to getting involved in Rotary and serving 3my community through Club 24. Welcome Awesome New Member Brady Allred Executive & Artistic Director Salt Lake Choral Artists, Salt Lake Vocal Artists Born in Provo, Utah, but raised in Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Memphis, Tennessee. Attended Overton High School of the Creative and Performing Arts in Memphis, studied Music Theory & Composition and Flute Performance at Brigham Young University; married Soprano, Carol Ann Goodwin in Salt Lake City after serving an LDS Mission in the England Birmingham Mission. Attended graduate school at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, NY earning Masters and Doctoral Degrees in Conducting. Professor of Music and Director of Choral Activities at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, PA and also the University of Utah. Presently Artistic Director and Conductor of the Salt Lake Choral Artists, an organization of seven choirs with over 300 singers, a community education program, Summer Choral Institute, full concert series, international tours, commissions and recordings. We have four daughters who are all involved in the arts. I am pleased to finally be an official member of Rotary after being involved in numerous projects and performances with the Salt Lake Club in the past, including the International Convention in SLC. 4 Club 24 Summer Social Saturday, June 6 Arrive at 5:00 pm; Dinner at 6:30 Please join the officers, board, and committee chairs of Club 24 as we enjoy an afternoon and evening together at the Lazy H Ranch near East Canyon Reservoir. Come hungry and enjoy good food, companionship, and a country band. Casual/Western dress please. Men, if you disregard the map, find the dam and spillway, East Canyon Dam, Highway 66. We are 3 miles west of the dam, 2 rock pillars with a black gate with 2 gold elk. The gate will be open! 5155 South Highway 66 (7 miles South of Morgan, 3 miles west of East Canyon Dam) 5 Club 24 Rotarians Out in the World Club President Mike Deputy recently visited Morocco. Here he is meeting participants in one of Club 24's Global Grant projects, presenting a gift book from Salt Lake City to President Jeanne Maridet of Rotary Club Marrakech Menara, and astride and all smiles (except for the camel) for a short night ride. Below right, Planting a butterfly garden at Riley Elementary. 6 PDG and Club 24 Rotarian Jim Bromley leads a Doing the Work of Rotary training at the Rotary Leadership Institute Dear Club 24, Please know that John Bennion, a great Rotary member of the wonderful Salt Lake Rotary Club has agreed to serve on the District 5420 Foundation Committee as Chair of District Scholarship Grants and Global Scholarship Grants. This posi- tion is new for our district. John will have the opportunity to develop the format and structure to facilitate these types of scholarships in the district. We are thrilled that a Rotarian of John's stature has so graciously agreed to help and develop our foundation committee functions in the area of educa- tion. He is perfect for this position. We are thankful to the Salt Lake Rotary Club for letting us use such an inspirational Rotarian. Tom Powell, District 5420 Foundation Chair John Bennion, above, at Franklin School’s Career Day. 7 Dear Rotarian Scott Leckman and RC Salt Lake City, Greetings. I am happy to report that your bank transfer arrived on 15 May for an amount of 950,599 NPR Nepali Rupees (9,300 $USD). We have prepared a report on how we are providing assistance to those affected by the earthquake - it is attached herewith. We will continue to send reports until all of the money we have received is fully spent. We will also send an acknowledgement by the post (that should reach you eventually). On behalf of all of us at RC KTM Mid-Town we would like to thanks all of you at RC Salt Lake City for your kind thoughtfulness and your generosity. Yours in Rotary, ISABELLA -- Isabella C. Bassignana Khadka Ph.D. Secretary 2014-15 Rotary Club of Kathmandu Mid-Town 8 Hi Brent, thanks for your help with money transfers to our good Rotary project, “Funda Sonrisas,” in Guatemala. Here is a photo of Dr. Castellanos with the Rotarian Jurg Egli who has been helping organize support for clinic. It will be a little while, I think, before we need to send more money via the Rotary Foundation, but I thought you would like to see this photo. With warm wishes as always, Will 9 10 Club 24 Salt Lake City Thanks for the visit, Franklin 6th Graders! All the best to you in the future. Monthly Committee Meetings 2014-2015 Board of Directors Let’s Keep In Touch! 1st Tues: Public Relations 11:00 am Mike Deputy President Acts of Kindness 1:30 pm facebook.com/slcrotary Program 11:15 am Floyd Hatch President-Elect Peace 1:30 pm facebook.com/ Russ Fericks Vice President 2nd Tues: Fellowship 11:03 am Safia Keller Vice President groups/53837447255/ Youth Exchange 11:30 am 3rd Tues: International Svc. * 10:45-12 Jeff Hatch Treasurer *at the Rotary Office John Holmgren Secretary @saltlakerotary Environment / Parks 11:05 am Membership 11:15 am Rick Barnes Director Interact 11:20 am Steele Larson Director Youth Crisis 11:30 am 4th Tues: School / Education Barbara Bruno Director Franklin / Bryant 11:15 am Leslie Peterson Director 3rd Wed: Board of Directors 7 :30 am Club 24 thanks XMISSION for our web hosting service. 11 John Pace Past President Committees Not Listed Meet As Needed .