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THE ROTARY CLUB OF FOOTHILL- HIGHLANDS

Chartered March 12, 1959 2016-17 Rotary Leadership ROTARY INTERNATIONAL

John F. Germ President

Rotary Club of Chattanooga, Tennessee

DISTRICT 5180 Barbara Tracy

District Governor Rotary Club of So. Sac.

Ray Ward AG Area 8

Rotary Club of Fair Oaks

CLUB OFFICERS/DIRECTORS

Dominic Mecklenburg President

Roland Wright

President Elect/VP

Marilee Monacan Treasurer

Lee Wiggins Secretary

Maureen McBride Club Administration

Patrick Manganic Community Service/

Membership

Bob Meyer International Service

Gordon Lip Vocational Service

Gene Long Youth Services

Bob Spears Sgt.–at-Arms

David Stone VP/Rotary Foundation

The Highlander

May 8, 2017

Volume 59, Issue 34

We are pleased to announce that the Rotary Club of

Foothill-Highlands received an award at this past

week’s District Conference. Of the 41 clubs in District

5180, 28 clubs received the Governor’s Citation; and

of those, only nine were with Distinction. This is

reflective of the combined efforts of our members

and we should be very proud of all we accomplished

this fiscal year to date thru April 15th!!!!

Rotary District 5180 Conference

in Santa Clara, CA

Club Awards

THE HIGHLANDER 5/8/2017

Club Communications - Richard Hansen

[email protected] 916-332-7448

Rotary Club Address

P.O. Box 6 North Highlands, CA 95660- 0006

CALL TO ORDER

ANNOUNCEMENTS

VISITING ROTARIANS AND GUESTS

DONATE TO HELP OUR ROTARY CLUB SUPPORT LOCAL CHARITABLE AND NONPROFIT CAUSES.

Foothill-Highlands Rotary Club Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)(3)organization.

EIN 68-0392810, PayPal link on Club Website: http://www.foothillhighlandsrotary.org/

CLUB WEBSITE: www.foothillhighlandsrotary.org/ (Club Runner)

DISTRICT 5180 WEBSITE: http://rotary5180.com

R.I. OFFICIAL WEBSITE: www.rotary.org

Today our meeting was a Vocational Tour of

the American River College Collision and

Diesel Center located at Mather Field.

Those in attendance included Vocational Chair

Gordon Lipp, John Hallsten, PP Joe

Kaiser, PP Maureen and Chuck McBride,

PEN Patrick Magnani, PP Bob Meyer,

President Dominic Mecklenburg, PP Bob

Spears, PP David Stone and PE Roland

Wright.

Because of the nature of today’s meeting, there

was no pledge or invocation. However,

PP Maureen McBride served as the note

taker.

There were no visiting Rotarians but we did have one special guest—Honorary Member Brent Seizer.

There were no official announcements.

However, President Dominic reminded

Board Members there would be a board

meeting Tuesday, May 9th at 5:30 p.m.

and Umpqua Bank.

Ink Cartridges Mini Fundraiser

President Dominic is collecting spent ink

cartridges as a mini-fundraiser for the club.

Keep a plastic or paper bag by your printer;

E-Waste4Good Program

Our E-Waste Program is still going strong.

Our most recent check received from the

operators of the program was $152.00.

$379.54 is the new figure for this fiscal year

to date revenue made from e-waste recycling.

USED/BROKEN EYEGLASS JOINT

ROTARY/LIONS CLUB PROJECT

We are

partnering

with the

Antelope Lions Club

to collect used/

broken eyeglasses.

At our weekly

meetings, we have a BIG BOX at the front of

our meeting room for Rotarians to deposit their

unwanted glasses.

BIG BOX

and as you replace the ink cartridge, put the

old ones in the bag and bring them to Rotary.

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.foothillhighlandsrotary.org/

http://www.foothillhighlandsrotary.org/

http://rotary5180.com

http://www.rotary.org

http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Rotary-Club-of-Foothill-Highlands/124638854276606


Perfect Attendance Project at

Community Outreach Academy

The 100% Perfect Attendance Field

Trip for the students at Community

Outreach Academy has been scheduled

for Tuesday, June 6th at 1:30 pm at

John’s Incredible Pizza, 384 North

Sunrise Avenue in Roseville.

If you would like to join President

Dominic at this event or have any

questions, please contact him directly.

Scholarship Awards

The Rotary Club of Foothill-Highlands

has been invited again to participate in

the Rio Linda High School Awards

Night on Wednesday, May 17th at

6:30 p.m. We will now be awarding

two $500 scholarships that night.

This is a great opportunity for us to get

visibility in the community.

Last year PE Roland Wright and

PEN Patrick Magnani represented

our club. I believe President

Dominic will be representing our club

this year. If you would like to attend

this event, contact Dominic to get

additional details.

Hospital Bed Available

Richard Hansen has a hospital bed

to give away. If you are interested or

know of someone who needs one, con-

tact him as soon as possible. He is anx-

ious to find a new home for it.

Estate Sale

The Estate Sale has been scheduled for

Saturday, July 29th. It will be held

for one day only from 9:00 a.m.—

5:30 p.m. in the parking lot of Wal-

nut Whitney Dental Offices, 3501

Walnut Avenue, Carmichael.

If you have any items you would like to

donate, please contact PE Roland

Wright to arrange pick-up of your

items.


CALENDAR OF EVENTS

UPCOMING PROGRAMS AND EVENTS

MAY 13 NEW BOARD RETREAT

MAY 15 DARK—NO MEETING AFTER NEW

BOARD RETREAT

MAY 22 JEFF SIPES – BLUE WATER CREDIT –

EVERYTHING YOU EVER WANTED TO

KNOW ABOUT YOUR FICO SCORE AND

MORE

MAY 29 NO MEETING IN OBSERVANCE OF

MEMORIAL DAY

JUNE 5 HOLLY BYROM – WOMEN’S

EMPOWERMENT

JUNE 12 TBA

JUNE 19 TBA

JUNE 26 DEMOTION GOLF TOURNAMENT AND

DINNER

DISTRICT 5180 CALENDAR:

MAY 20 RI PRESIDENT JOHN GERM DINNER

SACRAMENTO

MAY 25 ROTARY DAY AT THE RIVER CATS

JUN 10-14 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION

IN ATLANTA

FOUNDATION NEWS

END POLIO NOW CAMPAIGN

EVERYONE BRING YOUR POCKET

CHANGE — TO AFFECT CHANGE BY

ENDING POLIO THROUGHOUT THE

WORLD.

The END POLIO NOW campaign is one of

Rotary International’s top priorities this year.

Rotary and the Bill & Melinda Gates

Foundation have extended their partnership

during the critical endgame phase of the

Global Polio Eradication Initiative. Thanks to

this partnership our contributions are

matched two for one—$25 becomes $75.

Total for the year is 793.26. That is “77.8%” of

our goal of $1,000. Only $206.74 to go before

June 30th.

ANNUAL GIVING/PAUL HARRIS

SUSTAINING FELLOWS

We continue our goal to have Every

Rotarian contribute at least $100 to The

Rotary Foundation and strive to achieve

the status of 100% EREY and 100% Paul

Harris Sustaining Fellows for the third year

in a row.


ROTARY FOUNDATION BENEFACTORS

NAME

Hallsten, John

Hansen, Richard

Kaiser, Joe

Lipp, Gordon

Long, Gene

Magnani, Patrick

McBride, Maureen

Mecklenburg, Dominic

Meyer, Bob

Monagan, Marilee

Morgan, Cheryl (Sam)

Spears, Robert B.

Stone, David M.

Wiggins, Lee N.

Wright, Roland

A Benefactor is someone who has

contributed $1,000 to the Permanent Fund

or made provisions in their will of at least

$1,000 benefiting The W Foundation.

BELL RINGERS, GONG BONGERS

PAUL HARRIS FELLOWS

A Paul Harris Fellow is an individual who

contributes $1,000 to the Rotary

International Annual Program Fund or

other approved programs. Each

additional $1,000 contribution is

recognized with a plus and the number.

Jordan Backhaus (B)(GRIF) PHF

Sonja Cameron (GRiF) PHF

John Hallsten (B)(GRIF) PHF+ 5

Richard Hansen (B) (GRIF) PHF+ 7

Joe Kaiser (B)(GRIFx2) PHF+ 8

Gordon Lipp (B) (GRIF) PHF+ 3

Gene Long (B)(GRIF) PHF+1

Gene Long Sr.

Patrick Magnani (B)(GRIFx2) PHF+1

Dr. Steven Martinez (GRIF)

Maureen McBride (B) (GRIF) PHF+ 8

Dominic Mecklenburg (B) (GRIFx2) PHF+ 8

Bob Meyer (GRIF) PHF+ 4

Marilee Monagan (B)(GRIF) PHF+ 2

Sam Morgan (B)(GRIF) PHF+ 6

Gerred Popejoy (B)(GRIFx2) PHF

Bob Spears (B)(GRIFx2) PHF+ 3

David Stone (B)(GRIFx2) PHF+ 8

Lee Wiggins (B)(GRIF) PHF+ 4

Roland Wright (Bx2)(GRIFx3)

PHF+ 6

Bell Ringer & Gong Codes:

(B) = Bell Ringer chi$100 to Club

(GFHF) = Gonger $100 to Club Foundation

(GRIF) = Gonger $100 to RI Foundation

(RIF) = $100 to Rotary Foundation


RECOGNITIONS

JOKES

Due to the nature of today’s meeting, there

were no jokes.

Due to the nature of today’s meeting, there

were no recognitions.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS

WEEK’S PROGRAM

Twelve Foothill-Highlands Rotarians

gathered in Ranch Cordova at American River

College’s Collision and Diesel Center located

at Mather Field.

Our host, Frank Beaushaw, is an instructor

in the program. He gave us some background

on his journey to become involved with the

program and eventually to become an

instructor.

He told us the program is approximately ten

years old and there are 59 students currently

enrolled. It takes anywhere from nine months

to two years to complete the course of

instruction depending on what area the

student wants to go into before they can

graduate and get a job.

ARC offers a wide variety of programs to

appeal to a diverse group of students. The

Automotive Technology, Automotive

Collision Technology and Diesel/Clean Diesel

Technology programs are a combination of

classroom and hands-on shop experiences

that prepare students for careers in all phases

of the transportation industry. Students are

trained in the use of workshop manuals in

traditional and computerized formats, hand-

held meters and scanners and special shop

tools including power and hand tools.

The Automotive Collision Technology course of

instruction provides training in automotive

collision technology. Topics include an

introduction to collision technology, structural

and non-structural repair, refinishing, collision

estimating, industry safety and electrical

repair. A sample of the requirements is as

follows: Component Repairs, Non-Structural

Repair, Structural Repair, Automotive

Refinishing, Automotive Collision Software

Systems, Estimating 1, Heating and Air-

Conditioning Systems, Suspension and

Steering Systems, Automotive Electrical

Systems and Gas Metal Arc Welding of Sheet

Steel.

The Diesel Technology program provides

training in diesel technology. Topics include an

introduction to diesel technology, diesel engine

repair, basic hydraulic principles of diesel

technology, diesel brake systems and diesel

power trains. A sample of the requirements is

as follows: Diesel Preventive Maintenance,

Diesel Engine Repair, Basic Hydraulic

Principles of Diesel Technology, Diesel Brake

Systems, Diesel Electrical Systems, Diesel

Power Trains and Clean Diesel Software

Support.

Frank shared with us that new Emissions

Laws precipitated the need for diesel

technicians.

The cost for students to complete the program

is $6,000 vs. $65,000 at UTI. Most classes are

four units at a cost of $46 per unit.

Following are pictures taken during out tour of

the facility.


Charter Night

On Wednesday, May 10th District 5180 will

charter a new club — The Rotary Club of

Clarksburg. Festivities will begin at 5:30

p.m. at Miner’s Leap Winery, 54250 South

River Road, Clarksburg.

Appetizers and wine will be available at a cost

of $25 per person.

DISTRICT NEWS

Thanks to Vocational Service Director

Gordon Lipp for arranging this informative

program.

NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM

NATM Chair David Stone

Team

Mecklenburg

Great Job Selling

Balloon Pops

Vendors

To view additional photos from our recent

NATM fundraiser, visit our club website and/

or Facebook Page.


District 5180 Conference

Marriott Hotel in Santa Clara, CA

May 5-7, 2017

President Dominic and wife

Rotarian Mary Mecklenburg

from the Passport Rotary Club

Mary Mecklenburg, Jennifer

Magnani and Diane Wright

enjoying themselves at the

District Conference

President Dominic and Mary

enjoying the Saturday

afternoon tour of Levi Stadium

PEN Patrick Magnani, former

49er Bubba Paris and

Jennifer Magnani at Levi

Stadium


PE Roland Wright and wife,

Diane enjoying themselves at

the District Conference

President Dominic, Mary

Mecklenburg, Roland and Diane

Wright and Jennifer and Patrick

Magnani at Levi Stadium

President Dominic was one of the

first Rotarians to register for the

2018 District Conference at the Hyatt

Hotel, Spa and Resort at Incline

Village in Lake Tahoe.

In the background, DG Sandi Sava

and Conference Chair Deb Thornton.

Saturday Night Dinner—

Representing our club were

President Dominic and Mary

Mecklenburg, PE Roland and

Diane Wright, PEN Patrick and

Jennifer Magnani and PP Maureen

and Chuck McBride.


E-WASTE RECYCLING IS HERE!

THIS IS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU TO GET RID OF SOME UNWANTED CLUTTER AND HELP OUR

CLUB RAISE SOME MONEY. THEY WILL ACCEPT ANY PIECE OF ELECTRONICS INCLUDING TV’S, COMPUTERS,

APPLIANCES, CORDS, KEYBOARDS, MICE AND EVEN POWER TOOLS. THE HEAVIER THE BETTER (WE GET PAID BY THE

WEIGHT!) ANYTHING WITH A CORD IS ACCEPTABLE, AND THEY TAKE THE CORDS TOO. THEY SEPARATE AND RECYCLE

THE PLASTIC, METAL…EVERYTHING! IF YOU HAVE ITEMS TO DONATE, GIVE ME A CALL TO COORDINATE THE

PICKUP. SOME ITEMS I CAN COLLECT AT OUR WEEKLY MEETINGS TOO! IF YOU HAVE FRIENDS OR RELATIVES THAT

HAVE SOME E-WASTE, I CAN ARRANGE FOR A FREE PICKUP FOR THEM TOO!

THIS IS AN ONGOING PROJECT. CONTACT DOMINIC FOR MORE INFORMATION.

You can also call eWaste-4good at 800-317-3112 and tell them proceeds are to go to The Rotary Club of Foothill-Highlands.


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