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| Ron Lacey- Club President 2012-13
Best Club in District 5320 2011-12
Home Club for District Governor Jim Lorman 2012-13
Sakuji Tanaka Rotary International President 2012-13
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November 8, 2012
Rotary Foundation Month
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2012-13 Rotary International Theme
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Greetings!
WE NEED YOU Our big event, the Rotary Rawhide Roundup is fast approaching. To make this a truly successful event, your participation is necessary. President Ron is counting on each Rotarian to do their part, invite a guest, purchase a raffle book, enjoy some great live C&W music, dance, play poker, even get arrested by our guest sheriff. Participate in the silent and live auction. Enjoy the western theme buffet or a cold one at the Long Branch saloon. Take home your "old time photo" memento of you and your sidekick. Let's have some fun this Saturday! If you haven't registered, click here. Thanks Be sure to check out Orange Rotary's Facebook page, link is listed under "quick links" on right side of column. Here you find lot pictures of our Club members and what there talking about. If you have photos you would like to post to our Facebook page, but don't know how to do it, see at our weekly meeting and will get those photos available for all our member to see! ...Glenn Chitjian E-Newsletter Publisher Note: Added a link to view past Orange Rotarian newsletters... see under quick links |
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President Ron's Weekly Message
Oh My! What an incredible week we have in store for us all.
America's election, so important! Go and exercis
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e this important right. If you don't, you can not complain, Right?
Thursday, our own Leah Cecil, Miss California,
here to share a few moments with us, and a few
more with all of America via the ABC television network camerastaping her every move and thought!
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Then, our own much loved Rotarian Darol Carlson back with us to be honored once again. He is bringing his beautiful wife, Hollywood actress, Rhonda Fleming.
We will next be honored to have a presentation from the very elegant, professional wife of our member Joe Hager. Holly Hagler will be our program this week, telling us about her work. We areso happy to have you with us Holly.
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Finally, our fabulous Rotary Rawhide Roundup at the RRR Ranch in the Rawhide City built by Warren Parchan and his great construction company. We have a totally fun party planned for you. Lots of fun activities, great grub, prizes for the best western wear, best poker players, the best Texas Two Step learners, a chance to have your friend, or not, arrested and thrown in jail, over 80 special items up for auction including so many unique things to please everyone. Be sure to spin the wheel of fortune for a great prize or panning for
gold with a grand prize of $5,000.00 . 
Did I mention our country western music? Get ready for Cody Bryant and the Riders Of The Purple Sage. Finally, yu'all don't forget your "old time photo" for yu'all get to take home with you, courtesy of the Rogues Gallery. See you at the RRR!
Note: If you haven't purchased your tickets, its not to late
just click here and purchase them online!
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Today's Speaker:
Holly Hagler
community senior services meals-on-wheels
Holly Hagler is the CEO of Community SeniorServ, the state's largest safety net non-profit agency providing social, nutrition and health services to older adults and their families. She also serves on the Board of Directors for the National Association of Nutrition and Aging Services Providers (NANASP).
Holly's past non-profit volunteer work includes serving as the founding president of the Drucker Society of Orange County and as a volunteer advisor to OneOC. She previously was chief of staff of a major global media ministry. Prior to that, she was a partner with a publicly-traded, international professional services firm.
Holly earned an MBA degree from the Kellogg School at Northwestern University and dual undergraduate degrees from the University of California, Irvine. She is married to Joe Hagler, a member of Orange Rotary, and their daughter is a first year student at CSU Long Beach.
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The Fun begins THIS Saturday, November 10th 6 to 11pm
at the Tustin Banquet Center, 721 E. 1st St, Tustin. Your Fundraising Committee would like to thank our Gold and Silver sponsors for their support in making this Rotary event possible.
Our Gold $500 Sponsors
Julie Holt
Marty Self
Glenn Chitjian
Affordable POS
Larry Salanger Grandpointe Bank
Dr David Stephenson D.D.S.
Our Silver $250 Sponsors
Steve Abuehl Steve Abuehl Real Estate
Lorraine Lacey Freeman & Pearce Insurance
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 | | We're this Close to Ending Polio |
Orange Rotarians posing for Ending Polio campaign
These Orange Rotarians donated over $3,500 to the end polio campaign at an Angels-Rotary baseball game this past September. Over $84,000 has been donated to the end polio campaign from this event. We have seen victims in iron lungs suffering and since "we are this close" to ending this crippling disease worldwide everyone should participate in this effort. Yes, "we are this close" We are 99% Polio free and closing in to wipe it out forever! Go to endpolionow.org for what you can do to help eradicate that last 1%. |
A Vaccine's Journey To Rural Pakistan
On May 24th the World Health Organization announced that stopping polio in Pakistan is critical to eradicating the virus globally. A major obstacle is immunizing children in rural regions. How do you transport a temperatur  | |
'Cold Chain' is KeyHealth officials transport vaccine
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e-sensitive vaccine to mountain villages disconnected from roads and rivers? Polio vaccination campaigns take place about ever six weeks in Pakistan. More than 50,000 teams fan o ut across 60 districts, including the Sindh province in southeast Pakistan, to inoculate mil  lions of children. The Sindh province of Pakistan contains some of the most remote villages in the world. To reach children there, the vaccine must travel more than 1200 kilometers from Islamabad. It goes primarily by jeep, donkeys, horses and boats. Read more about this story on Facebook, click here |
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Rotary Foundation Annual Programs Fund
Orange Rotarians, If you turn in your Annual Rotary Foundation commitment to John Burt or Abryl before November 9th and you'll receive one raffle ticket for every $10 donation for the opportunity of a week of relaxation in Hawaii, a week skiing in Beaver Creek, Colorado, or a Universal Home Theater Remote. In the process you support RI Foundation's programs around the world. If you've already turned in your commitment see John for your tickets. (Make checks out to DISTRICT 5320 CHARITABLE FOUNDATION) Help contribute to the Foundation and put a star by your name .
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Social Events Committee
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"WE NEED YOUR RESERVATIONS: Our next Social Event will be our Christmas Gathering to the Chance Theater in Anaheim to see "Little Women" on Thursday Dec 6. We will begin the evening about 6 pm with HEAVY hors d'oeuvres at Jane and Tim Owens home, then travel to the Theater and enjoy the play from 8 pm to about 10:30 pm. We stay at the theater after the performance for deserts and champagne. Cost will be $30 per person and we are taking reservations now. Sign up flyers will be on the tables at the next 3 meetings, we need firm numbers for our reservations and food by Nov 22. Please check your calendars and make your plans to attend this fun evening for our annual Christmas Gathering. Contact Spud Lambing (click my name and send me an email) if you have further questions or want to make your reservation." Make checks out to Orange Rotary Club and in the memo line enter "Christmas Social Event".
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 PROJECT HOPE SCHOOL
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
Friday December 7, 2012 9:30 am -12:30 pm
Once again, the Orange Rotary Club continues the tradition of taking the Project Hope School students Christmas shopping for gifts for their family members. This project was started in 1989 by Rotarians Cliff Nelson and Bob Holland.
Rotarians will meet & be assigned students at the Target 2191 N Tustin Ave at 9:30 am. Each Rotarian will be given a specific amount of cash for the students to select gifts for their family members. After shopping, the students will be bussed back to the school at 343 E Grove in Orange. Rotarians will follow and join the students to assist in wrapping the gifts and enjoy lunch with the students.
Any questions contact Diane Clanton (714) 282 8206 or Moira Singer (714) 538 5591
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The 18th Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony
and Candlelight Choir Procession
Sunday, December 2, 2012 Old Towne Plaza Area
Holiday Festivities begin at 3:30 p.m.
Main Musical Program & Tree Lighting Ceremony
begins at 5:30 p.m.
Come and join the City of Orange for an evening of holiday cheer and family fun as we sing traditional carols of the season with the Orange Community Master Chorale led by musical director Michael Short. Orange Rotary will be serving up Kettle Korn and need Red Badgers to participate in the fun and great fellowship.
See Randy Straight for participation.
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Guest Speakers
November 8
Holly Hagler
Community Sr Services
Meals on Wheels
November 15
Henry DiCarlo
KTLA Morning News
Weather Man
November 22
No Club Meeting
Consider helping or serving at the
Orange County Rescue Mission
for their Thanksgiving Dinner outreach
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Greeter, Flag Invocation
Nov 08
Greeter: Mike Merino
Flag Salute: Nero Roy
Invocation: Kate Mulleady
Alternate: Mike Merino
Nov 15
Greeter: Livia De Los Rios
Flag Salute: Wayne Miller
Invocation: Steve Lopushinsky
Alternate: Carolyn Cavecche
Nov 22
Greeter:Don Hunsberger
Flag Salute: Bob McAulay
Invocation: Suzie Mackenzie
Alternate: Mark Chew
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Can't Attend Meeting?
Please call me if you can not make it to our weekly meeting. We have a minium guarantee with Grand Events Caterer. Your help is greatly appreciated |
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"Welcome To Orange, Rotarians"
Words by: Orange Rotarian: Russ Patterson 1/1/1972
"Wait 'Til the Sun Shines, Nellie"
written by Harry Von Tilzer
Wel-come to Orange, Ro-tarians, Where the sun shines ev-ry day, We're glad to have you here, Enjoy your stay. Fun, fellowship, and program, The finest you will see. Welcome our guest, To Orange Ro-Ta-Ry!
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Attend these meetings
ORC Program Committee
meets
the first Thursday of the month
at 7:00 AM (breakfast served) meeting starts 7:30-8:30am
@ Chapman Hospital
on East Chapman & Yorba in the Conference Room
Dave Weilmuenster Chair.
ORC Board
and its Directors
meets 4:30pm
second Wednesday of the month @ Orange Public Library
ORC Community Trust
meets 4:30pm
third Wednesday of the month @ Orange Public Library
Community Service
Committee meeting is at 11:30am on Thursday, November 1st
@ Grand Events Catering
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May We Live by
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The 4 Way Test
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Submit your Photo's, Documents, Stories, Bio's, for the Orange Rotarian to gchitjian@aol.com
Glenn Chitjian
Newsletter Publisher (714) 719-6965
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