Welcome to another issue of our weekly bulletin! Find out what we covered during the last weekly meeting, and what we learned from our speaker.
Announcements
Good Morning:
6:45am – 7:00am Fellowship
7:00am – Meeting Call to Order
Pledge to the Flag: Chester
Introduction of Rotarians and guests – Arabel Camblor from S. Hilo
Door Prize Drawing: Who won: Dale $50 GC to KTA
Words to Live By: “Some men change their party for the sake of their principles; others their principles for the sake of their party.” Winston Churchill
Club Assembly next week, June21, 2017
Four Way Test: led by Curt
Meeting Adjourned - 7:45 a.m.
Announcements:
James Tyrin – Report of Camp Agape (by Alan):
It was an absolutely beautiful Saturday at the Pa’ani Ranch (Mt. View) where the Camp Agape program hosted 82 keikis for a full day of fun activities. Rotarians Mike Carroll, James Tyrin, and Alan Okinaka were part of 120 volunteers to create a special day for youths of parents and guardians who are incarcerated in prison, and this doesn’t include the mentors who work closely with each child. Welcoming the youths with a corridor of “high-fives,” horse-back riding, archery, Hawaiian games, arts and crafts, and dancing created a continuous special day for everyone, not just for the keikis, but also the volunteers. It is amazing to see over 120 smiling faces for the whole day.
Oktoberfest – Mike Carroll and Curt Sharp – meeting today
Installation Banquet – Dale Tokuuke – June 28 – special breakfast
Reminder: Pay your Club Dues and Foundation Contribution for Year 2017-18.
RotaryQuiz
If answer is correct, pay club $1, if incorrect, pay $2
What district does Hilo Bay belong to? Curt wrong – Steve correct with answer of “5000”
In 1907, what was Rotary’s first service project in Chicago? – Trevor wrong – answer was building public restrooms
Name the nine Rotary Clubs on Hawaii Island? – Tom was correct – there are 9 – 5 on East side, N. Kohala and 3 in Kona
President Pro-Tempore
Aloha Everyone,
Enjoyed being your pro tempore president for two meetings. I had two enjoyable mornings and I hope you did too.
When Carol VanCamp, hobbling, attended the meeting after a long absence, I was overwhelmed by the happy dollars given to give her a Rotary welcome back. I swear I saw a wisp of smoke coming out of Sandy Sakaguchi's pen tip as she scribbled furiously to keep up with the happy dollars flowing.
Thank you for tolerating the Rotary quiz. Now, you got to admit that it was interesting that the first Rotary project was building public toilets in Chicago. Wonder what people did before the toilets were built?
Our one month old Rotarian, Steven Sylvester, did a great job getting us to know him. Who would have figured he can marry people. I was akamai in answering his question, "I have married three women, but I don't have a wife." and I was awarded a bag of Portuguese salt! Yum!
Mahalo again to the members who provide the logistical support for every meeting. These menehune members get there before the meeting begins and they are the last to leave.
Again....thank you for the smiles and good thoughts.
Steven graduated from Waiakea High School, UH Manoa Shindler Business School with major in finance. He worked on campus as a tour guide. He was also a competitive boxer.
For his career path, he interned at Bank of Hawaii. Beyond work, he can legally officiate at weddings, likes sky diving, modeled for Honolulu magazine. Now employed as Manager at Bank of Hawaii KTA branch.
Happy Dollars & Recognitions
Happy Dollars
$ 5 Sharon For: (1) Saturday was 40th anniversary of first date that Harvey Tajiri arranged, (2) Saturday – Tiara picked up new car paid for with her own money and credit, (3) Saturday – Mika got 1st professional haircut; (4)Tuesday – sister Judy got clean bill of health for 11 years being cancer free; (5) Today – Mika and Sharon are celebrating Flag Day.
$5 Steve remodeling home
$5 Tim returning from Hershey , PA where everything is chocolate
$10 Chester played in Boy & Girls Golf Tournament at Kohanaiki & Mauna Lani
$2 Marlene learning to paddle a canoe
$5 Paula reporting HIAC has hired a new Exec Director
$10 Alan recognizing hard work done by Marlene, Deborah and Dale setting up and taking down flags, podium for meetings. Also made short report on Camp Agape.
$24 Mike told history of Flag Day
$5 Karolyn invited members to Palm Society on July 15 at her home
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