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Posted by Kim Dobson on May 20, 2013

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BIRTHDAYS

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May Birthdays!

Gloria Lukens-May 1st

Marc Tolliver-May 1st

Linda Herberger-May 22nd

Larry Shapiro-May 22nd



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President Joe Mitchell

 

 

The Rotary Club of Kihei-Wailea 

 

Serving Global and Local Communities for 34 Years

2012-2013 



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Our Club Website: www.MauiRotary.org

District 5000 (Hawaii) website:  www.RotaryD5000.org

Rotary International website: www.Rotary.org

 

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 Be Sure to Scroll Down for Club Duties, Meeting Recap, and much more!

 

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Rotary Club of Kihei-Wailea

Luncheon Meeting at Mulligan's on the Blue 

 May 15, 2013   

   


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Meeting was called to order by President Joe at 12:20 p.m. and the Pledge of Allegiance was led by Barry Hyman.

 


INSPIRATION

 

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Barry Hyman gave the inspiration with a quote from Aristotle about Excellence and also with the announcement that our Foundation contributions averaged at least $100.00 per member, even a little more!  Thank you, Barry.



FLAG EXCHANGE

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We had a flag exchange with the San Jose Rotary Club President and also with the gentleman from Barcelona.

 

 

ANNOUNCEMENTS


President Joe stressed our need for someone to step up as President-elect.  Stuart needs help, the club needs that position filled, and Joe wants us to get serious.  Joe also wants us to get serious about recruiting new members, for which each of us is responsible.  

Pau Hana May 29 at Manoli’s restaurant from 4:30 to 7:00 p.m.  (Happy Hour is from 4:30 to 6.)  No payment in advance; we’ll each run our own tab.  

Gloria reported on our two scholarship winners who will visit the Club in June.

Guest Paul Janes-Brown promoted the July 29 lunch with speaker Rick King and said tickets would be on sale until July 22.  


 

GUESTS

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We had many guests from California including Allan Pacela of Los Olives and Kit Seymour  and Ken McLaughlin of Oakland, both with Rotary Club San Jose North (Kit is President Elect).  Also, Alex Barth, Jim’s I.T. guy from Pacific Grove, was a guest.  Jim was happy to have him! Adrienne and Joe Cox from Las Vegas, Red Blodell from Sun Valley, Idaho, and Ramon Marco from Barcelona, Spain rounded out this impressive guest list.  As always, it was great to see Alice’s husband Joe, Honorary Member Fran and the return of Marc Tolliver!!  Marc who was treated (or subjected to) to a Rotary chorus of “Happy Birthday.” 


 

MENU

Romaine Salad: cucumber, tomato croutons & grated Parmesan Cheese—Caesar or Blue Cheese dressing.
Mushroom Bisque Soup
Chicken with Curry Sauce
Stir Fry Vegetables: Green Zucchini, Yellow Zucchini & carrots
Jasmine Rice
Banana Bread Pudding & Caramel Sauce

 

HAPPY DOLLARS

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Cynthia was happy for Marc Tolliver’s birthday, an event which launched us into song and launched Marc into making a very generous contribution to the Happy Dollar pot.  Gloria was happy to report that she had lunch with Karen Thomas, who is moving back to California, and with Barbara Stiles, who is doing fine and may come to see us.  We hope so!  Joe is happy to be back.  Charlotte is happy because 1) her cat turns 13 today … and the cat is happy too and 2) Barnes&Noble is processing her book for their on-line bookstore.  CONGRATS, CHARLOTTE.  Jim is happy that his I.T. consultant came to Maui for a visit.  

 

 

 

PROGRAM

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Our speaker was a very inspirational Keith Ranney who subscribes to a global volunteer database called myVolunteer Page.com.  He describes himself as a volunteer management consultant under the dba “Art of Volunteering.   He discussed his own journey through physical pain and reaching out for tools to bring himself and others out of what he terms “habituation.”  To focus on a higher cause, people need to recognize their established habits, step away from those, and be aware of others without judging.   

As volunteer coordinator for the Maui Film Festival, he attributes his success to motivating volunteers to realize “it’s not about ME”.  The volunteers are encouraged to be present in the “now” moment and to warmly greet the festival attendees with no personal baggage or pre-judgment.  Also, he says it helps to “brand” the event to enhance loyalty to the cause.  Keith’s T-shirts (“I Volunteer at the Maui Film Festival”) are well known and are a source of pride to those who wear them.  Keith says his job is made easier by the use of sustainable practices, such as an on-line volunteer registration system so that he can focus on other matters.  Those other matters include producing a “no waste” film festival as well as ensuring suitable food quality.

We watched a short film, “This is Water”, which points out that we can choose what we think about, and we can choose to think differently about other individuals.  “What is Reality?”  “Who and what’s really important?”  Unless you’ve questioned your learned beliefs, then your choices really aren’t your own.  Real education has to do with simple awareness.  And the alternative is unconsciousness.  

We all enjoyed this enlightening presentation and certainly would welcome Keith’s return visit!


 

 

 

MAGIC MARBLE

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Mark....your Magical...but your marble wasn't...


The meeting closed with the Four Way Test led by Don Gross.



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Note from Kim:  If you are the speaker seeker for June and July, please let me know who the speakers will be and a brief bio and topic of their program. You can email to kimadobson@aol.com 



 




AUNG SAN SUU KYI SPEAKS TO THE ROTARY GLOBAL PEACE FORUM 
 
  

 

Club Duties 

 

One of the Five Avenues of Service: Club Service

 



May 22, 2013

Set-up: George Fontaine

Greeter/Inspiration:  Robert Dunning

Cash/chg:  Kim Dobson

Audio/Video:  Stuart Karlan

Photographer:  Cynthia Clark

Minutes: Alice McDermott

Magic Marble: Larry Shapiro

Breakdown:  Jeanne Duberstein

 

May 29, 2013

DARK

 

June 5, 2013

Set-up: Tom Blackburn Rodriguez

Greeter/Inspiration:  Susan Bradford

Cash/chg:  Kim Dobson

Audio/Video:  Stuart Karlan

Photographer:  Cynthia Clark

Minutes: Barry Hyman

Magic Marble: Gloria Lukens

Breakdown:  Patricia Bissett

 

 

June 12, 2013

Set-up: Bob Dunning

Greeter/Inspiration:  Ronni Sofaly

Cash/chg:  Kim Dobson

Audio/Video:  Stuart Karlan

Photographer:  Cynthia Clark

Minutes: Carol Perry

Magic Marble: Larry Shapiro

Breakdown:  Gloria Lukens

 

June 19, 2013

Set-up: Don Gross

Greeter/Inspiration:  Mark Harbison

Cash/chg:  Kim Dobson

Audio/Video:  Stuart Karlan

Photographer:  Cynthia Clark

Minutes: Jeanne Duberstein

Magic Marble: Gloria Lukens

Breakdown:  Jim Calandra

 

June 26, 2013

 

Set-up: Paige Fontaine

Greeter/Inspiration:  Bob Dunning

Cash/chg:  Kim Dobson

Audio/Video:  Stuart Karlan

Photographer:  Cynthia Clark

Minutes: Alice McDermott

Magic Marble: Larry Shapiro

Breakdown:  Linda Herberger

 

 

 

THE ROTARY FOUNDATION MINUTE 

 

 

The mission of The Rotary Foundation is to enable Rotarians to advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through the improvement of health, the suppo rt of education, and the alleviation of poverty.

 

A big portionof that mandate includes polio eradication through Polio Plus.


The Foundation is a not-for-profit corporation supported solely by voluntary contributions from Rotarians and friends of the Foundation who share its vision of a better world.

 

How can you help?  Donate today to Polio Plus or Rotary Foundation Annual Programs Fund.

 

Checks should be made payable to

 

The Rotary Foundation and your donation is tax deductible.  

 

You may turn in your donation to Barry Hyman, our Foundation Chair person!

 

Donating to the Rotary Foundation is supposed to be a continuing process. Rotarians worldwide are asked to contribute at least $100 per year to The Rotary Foundation,

....even after becoming Paul Harris Fellows.  

 

 

 

 

  
 
Speaker Seekers

November-Larry Shapiro

December –Barry Hyman

January-Ronni Sofaly

February-Mark Harbison

March-Susan Bradford

April-Mary Margaret Baker

May-Don Gross

June-Adah Askew 


 Club Duty Descriptions:    

Descriptions Online at:  http://www.mauirotary.org/RolesandDuties.cfm

 

 

Missed a meeting and need a make-up?  Log on to RCKW.org and watch at least two of the meeting videos, then write Secretary Stuart Karlan a note so your make-up will help the club's attendance record.  Other ways to earn make up credit is by:

  1. Attending another Rotary club's meeting - or
  2. Attending a RCKW board meeting, attending an RCKW committee meeting - or
  3. Attending an RCKW sponsored event.

When you make up a missed meeting, you are not only helping yourself, you are helping your club!

 

 

   

Invite someone to Rotary today!


What are some of the benefits of being an RCKW member? 
• Satisfaction of helping others, broaden circle of friends
• Being affilitated with International humanitarian projects
• Becoming aware of the needs of your community
• Feeling great about really making a difference.


Got someone in mind who may be interested in membership?  Invite them to a meeting.  There is a simple contact form in the storage cabinet that you to fill out and give to the membership chair or secretary "How to Propose a New Member".


Each One!  Reach One!  Because membership in Rotary is by invitation only, it is important for every one of us to invite a friend to Rotary.  More members means more energy, fresh ideas, more hands for service projects, more fellowship!


   The Four Way test of things we think, say, and do

First- Is it the truth?

Second- Is it fair to all concerned?

Third- Will it build goodwill and better friendships?

Fourth- Will it be beneficial to all concerned? .... And

Fifth- Is it fun?

 

RCKW Mission Statement: In the spirit of the Rotary Four-Way Test, strive to improve the lives, health, and well being of citizens (with a special emphasis on children) in our community and that of underprivileged communities around the world.  Achieve meaningful results for our service projects in an atmosphere of fun, fellowship, and aloha.

Please call or send newsletter corrections and suggestions to Stuart Karlan: 891-8457, stuart@well.com.