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Greetings!  The highest reward for man's toil is not what he gets for it, but what he becomes by it .....John Riskin We want to engage you with more pictures! (seems that's what our busy Orange Rotarians want) so some changes were made to give you the fast read!. Most sections will have an orange colored "Learn More" quick link after the end of each article, designed to give the reader additional information. Don't forget to click the orange colored link and the photos, like the one below!
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is the number of weeks left til demotion...Oh Boy!
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This is why You, became a Rotarian.
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Tim Mead
Vice President Communications
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Our Featured Speaker
Tim Mead,
Vice President Communications
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
Everything you need to know about..... Angles Baseball
Tim Mead begins his 34th season in the Angels' organization and 16th as Vice President, Communications. He oversees media relations, publicity and broadcasting for the Angels.
Mead, 49, began his career with the Angels as an intern in the public relations department in 1980. He was appointed Director of Media Relations in 1985 and later Assistant Vice President of Media Relations in 1991. During his tenure as Director of Media Relations, Mead was twice honored by the Los Angeles/Anaheim Chapter of the BBWAA with the "Good Guy" Award (1985 and 1990). Under his supervision, Mead and his staff have been responsible for the handling of media during the 1986, 2004, 2005 and 2007 Angels' post-season appearances, the 1989 All-Star Game and the Angels memorable World Series run in 2002. He has also assisted Major League Baseball at several All-Star Games, League Championship Series and World Series.
The Athens, Greece, native is a 1980 graduate of Cal Poly Pomona with a Bachelor of Science degree in Communications. Mead is a Member of the Board of Directors for the Orange County Sports Youth Association and assists other charitable groups such as Amigos de los Niņos and Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County. Mead also serves on the advisory committee for the Sports Management Program at Long Beach State and the Dean's Advisory Board for the College of Communications at Cal State Fullerton. He and his wife Carole have one son, Brandon, and reside in Diamond Bar.
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 Upcoming Programs
@ Orange Rotary June 27Stephan Murray presents "Staying Strong Against All Odds" Presented by Dr G.NOTE: June 27 is the last program for this Rotary year ending June 30 2013. Hey, but it doesn't end here, join in the festivities for President Ron's Public Extraction and Abdication at the Richmond Castle on Sunday June 30th. See the listing below for menu selection and tickets.
July 4 DARK
July 11 Rick Wood discusses the major construction recently completed at Childrens Hospital Orange County (CHOC)
Presented by Warren Parchan
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You have been asked to read the proposed By-laws as approved by the Board of Directors. If you have not reviewed your emailed version of the proposed by-laws as of June 12, 2013 please do so.
Most of you may have the same questions I did when I read the proposed By-Laws for our Club. First, where are the added changes indicated by BLUE type and the strikeout articles as indicated by RED type? Fact is there isn't any changes listed. How does an informed membership supposed to vote on any changes affecting future of their Club? Second question I have, the proposed By-Laws of June 12, 2013 refers to a "Organization and Administration Manual" I didn't receive a copy to review. Did you? Article III, Article V, Article VI, Article XII, and Article XIV of the proposed By-Laws refer to the Organization and Administration Manual. What is the basis or connection to each of these Articles and the OAM? Don't know Third Question. Why not make it a rule within our proposed By-Laws or the OAM, that ANY changes made from the current By-Laws be listed and noted in BLUE and RED type for the memberships consideration when asked to vote on such changes. Just makes sense. I would ask that President Ron and current Board of Directors fix these discrepancies and make recommended changes of re-sending both the By-Laws with BLUE and RED highlights for additions and deletions of any changed Articel and the complete Organization and Administration Manual, prior to voting on June 27, 2013 so that we may be an informed electorate and know what we are voting for. Finally, we never had a debate about any proposed changes and why those changes are necessary. Maybe its time. Glenn Chitjian-E-Newsletter Editor |
Hear Ye!! Hear Ye!! Noble Knights and Fair Ladies The honour of Thine presence Is besought at a Public Extraction and Abdication of Regal Ronald the Noble Lord of Lacey to be Judged and Honoured By a congress of his peers onst Sunday, June 30 2:00 P.M. At Ye Olde Richmond Castle Royal Parade Grounds (Moat has been drained - Crocks are sleeping) 35
Pounds sterling per person
Feastly Faire
1/4 BBQ Chicken - featherless 1/3 Rack of Ribs - no bull Rolls, Beans, Slaw, Utensils optional Wine, Grog, Cold Drinks |
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Greeters, Flag Salute and Invocation Schedule
Greeters, please arrive by 11:30am
June 20
Greeter: Livia De Los Rios -- Flag Salute: Barry Besser -- Invocation: Juile Anderson - Alternate: Barry Besser June 27
Greeter: Frank Murphy -- Flag Salute: Don Saltikov -- Invocation: Dan Cahill - Alternate: Denise BittelJuly 4 DARK
July 11
Greeter: Char Martin -- Flag Salute: Denise Bittel -- Invocation: Carolyn Cavecche - Alternate: Jeanne Carter
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Thank You Orange Rotarians
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Rotary Foundation Thanks You
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Sakuji Tanaka, 2012-13 President of Rotary International, and Wilfrid Wilkinson, 2012-13 Trustee Chairman
of The Rotary Foundation wish to thank you for your recent contribution.
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Orange Rotary E-Newsletter to
Glenn Chitjian
714.719.6965
Let's all work together to help make our community a better place!
As Rotarians, we can!
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