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Editor: Ken Kohnhorst FLMI,
AIAA, ACS Rotary District 5060
Volume1 Number 3 June 2018
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5060 Conference 2018 Sponsor Opportunities
Payment Voucher 2017-18
Be a Millennial in Rotary
Ideas from Fall Assembly 2017
Strategic Plan 2018-19
Dist Grant Guidelines 2018
Fall Assembly 2017
2018 District Conference Registration [pdf]
Resources for Club Officers,
2017-18
BC Wildfire Recovery
Fund Terms
Payment Voucher 2016-17
Mentorship Manual (Kelowna Sunrise 2016-01)
100 Years Foundation
WINE ORDER FORM
2018 RYLA Application Form
PE Club Central Training
R.I. Integration Instructions
District Grant - Club Qualification Checklist
Grant Management Module
Areas of Focus, Purpose, Goals
Sustainability Principles
Community Assessment Tools
Communities in Action
Need a
Meeting Makeup?
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E-Club One:
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UPCOMING EVENTS - SAVE
THE DATES:
Assistant Governor 2018-2019 Training
July 6-7
Omak, Wa
Rotary Leadership Institute – Weekend Training RLI:
I-II-III Sessions
Sept 7-9
Vernon, BC
Past District Governors Meeting
Sept 28-29
Osoyoos – Spirit Ridge
District Leadership Training
Learn facilitation and public speaking techniques, how
to introduce and thank speakers/new members and PH
fellows. Open to all Rotarians.
Oct 26-28
Lake Chelan - Campbell's Resort
*Note: This has been combined with
the District Fall Assembly(See below)
District Fall Assembly and AG’s 2018-2020 Training
-District Committee meetings, Foundation Seminars,
Membership, Public Relations, and many more interesting
sessions to help your clubs.
Oct 26-28
Lake Chelan - Campbells Resort
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Sherry Chamberlain and her husband Jim look forward to
the start of their club visits on July 9th visiting
their first club in Sunnyside.
“It has been such a wonderful experience leading up to
this point over the past few years. Jim and I have spent
many hours in training activities at Zone Institutes,
Pacific North West Events, Assemblies and the much
anticipated event, the Rotary International Assembly in
San Diego. There is a lot of great ideas that have been
realized from these events and training seminars, it is
hard to know where to begin.
My one hope is that we all come together as Rotarians
and work together at a worthwhile hands on project. In
your community as Rotarians of your club. Working side
by side is one of the key things that helps a club bond,
make new friendships and provides stability and
retention in membership. Get out there and take action
because we are People of Action.
I would love to see Peace Gardens and Parks developed as
this brings beauty to a city, it reminds us of how
peaceful our communities can be or is, and helps provide
an image of Rotary in a light that is our goal. To bring
Peace to the world through service.
Be the Inspiration this year to you and to your friends
in Rotary.”, Sherry.
District Governor (2018-19)
Sherry Chamberlain's tentative schedule of club
visits
To view schedule click here
ACTION ITEMS FOR 2018-2019
1. Bring in a new member : custom Rotary pin is going to
be presented by Sherry to sponsors
2. Update Clubrunner with your profile info and photos :
Ecards being sent out by Sherry to members with
birthdates uploaded and special sponsor pins given out
(must name the sponsor in the new member profile in
Clubrunner)
3. Build a Peace Garden/Park, Promote and Share with the
District : Featured at the 2019 Kamloops District
Conference
4. Support the Foundation : district grants can be used
for local community service projects
5. $500 to each club that applies : local community
hands on projects involving more than two Rotarians
(application form to come)
6. Buy A Hippo Roller : Saves women from having to carry
multiple loads of water great distances
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More from the Wenatchee Rotary:
.jpg) Surprise
award presented to Carmen Bossenbrock in her 90th birthday month!
In 1953 when Wenatchee Rotary member Carmen Bossenbrock began working as
a physical therapist with polio patients in Wenatchee, being the
recipient of the first-ever Rotary District 5060 "Polio Achievement
Award" decades later was never on her mind.
During last week’s meeting, just days shy of her 90th birthday, Rotary
5060 District Governor Bill Jenkin surprised Carmen with the award,
explaining that she had been nominated for other service recognitions,
but her lifetime dedication deserved special distinction. Bill traveled
from Prosser, WA, just for this purpose.
The large audience, many guests attending just to honor her (including
her care-giver and her brother) learned that in 1987, she was only the
second female inducted into the Wenatchee Rotary Club, but the club had
previously helped support her at Stanford University, where she attended
graduate school before returning to Wenatchee at the height of the polio
crisis. At one time, she was the only physical therapist in the North
Central Washington region, Jenkin said. She was then presented with a
large birthday cake, and received a standing ovation accompanied by
singing of 'Happy Birthday'.
They featured a celebration for the 90th Birthday of your sister Carmen Bossenbrock. To view and enjoy
photos of the day click on this link:
https://wenatcheerotary.org/bulletin/viewsent/458429ec-00dd-4f6a-a455-c2b88b891334/9f65f205-5d7b-4e05-81fb-6456aa18393d?mid=3d2213b8-95e7-4905-bb4d-7a3eb4a7bb49&type=c
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1987-1989 – First Women In Rotary
District 5060 Honors these women still
active in Rotary today.
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Member Full Name |
Original Admit Date |
Club Name |
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Kristen B. Taylor |
01-Nov-1988 |
Cashmere |
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Nancy L. Schettenhelm |
01-Mar-1988 |
Cashmere |
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Deborah Bigelow |
01-Jul-1988 |
Grand Coulee Dam |
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Iris I. Davies |
01-Oct-1989 |
Kamloops West |
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Ms. Elisabeth G. Saunders |
01-Jul-1988 |
Leavenworth |
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Ms. Mall Boyd |
01-Nov-1989 |
Leavenworth |
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Alys Means |
01-Oct-1988 |
Prosser |
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Ms. MaryAnn Bliesner |
01-Mar-1988 |
Sunnyside Daybreak |
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Dr Kathleen Ross |
01-Sep-1987 |
Toppenish |
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Carmen Bossenbrock |
01-Dec-1987 |
Wenatchee |
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Mrs. Judy S. Conner |
01-Sep-1987 |
Wenatchee |
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Mrs. Jan Luring |
01-Sep-1989 |
Yakima |
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"ROTARIAN WITH STAYING POWER"
ELLENSBURG MEMBER CELEBRATES 52
YEARS OF SERVICE
 6-6-66
was a memorable day for Dick Slyfield: He joined the
Rotary Club of Mercer Island, WA. After serving as club
president and leader of a Group Study Exchange Team to
Japan, the former Senior Assistant Hospital
Administrator at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle
retired to Ellensburg. He joined the Ellensburg Rotary
Club in 1988, where he also was club president and one
of the first Assistant Governors in District 5060.
On June 4, not long after his 89th birthday, Dick was
honored by the Ellensburg Club “for 52 years of Service
Above Self” – a record not likely to be matched in the
club anytime soon .
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MOSES LAKE AWARDS $44,000 IN
SCHOLARSHIPS
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The Rotary Club of Moses Lake held another successful
Scholarship Foundation Award Banquet on May 16, 2018.
The room was filled with almost 100 people, including
the recipients, their family members, and Rotarians.
Each year the committees sift through hundreds of
applications, this year was no exception. Eighty
applications were received by the Rotary Club of Moses
Lake and narrowed down to these 5 outstanding high
school students. Scholarships for these 5 individuals
amounted to $5,000 in awards. Each young adult shared
stories of their educational goals and visions for
changing the world. All of their speeches were heartfelt
and moving.
The Rotary Scholarship Foundation received 52
scholarship applications and presented scholarships to
10 exemplary students that are currently attending
college and furthering their educational careers.
Scholarships ranged from $1,000 to $6,000 for each
student. Again, the personal stories that they shared
with the audience were remarkable.
Overall, the Rotary Club of Moses Lake and the Rotary
Scholarship Foundation awarded $44,000 in scholarship
funds on this evening.
A special thank you goes out to the Rotary Scholarship
Foundation Board of Directors and Rotary Club of Moses
Lake Scholarship Committee. Their dedication to
selecting the most deserving applications were tedious,
but so appreciated. In the end, a fantastic ceremony was
enjoyed by all attendees.
Now efforts begin on reaching more people in the
community that may benefit from the Rotarians’ work.
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ON TO HAMBERG,
GERMANY!
Even though the Rotary International
Convention in Toronto, Canada, has not
started,
I want to introduce myself as the "ON TO
HAMBERG" Committee Chair! I am Wayne
Massing, Past President of Wenatchee Sunrise
Rotary Club 2015-2016.
Please contact me to get added to the
exclusive, early notifications regarding the
Rotary International Convention in Hamburg,
Germany, June 1-5, 2019.
We plan to change up the District’s
visibility before, during and after the
Convention. Custom shirts to identify our
Canadian/American District, possibly custom
cruise(s) after the Convention, and possibly
a common District 5060 hotel and dinner are
some of the options we are investigating!
Get on the email list and get information
early!
Wayne Massing,
Past President 2015-2016,
Wenatchee Sunrise Rotary Club
wkmassing@nwi.net
206-290-7143 cell/text - 509-888-3953
home
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Rotary Club of Peachland
Donation towards JoeAnna's House
Recently, our club made a donation to widely
publicized fundraising event in Kelowna and
we would love to share this with the
District.
"JoeAnna's House" is an initiative by the
Kelowna General Hospital (KGH) Foundation
and a couple of major private donors. The
Foundation has approached Rotary clubs in
the area to come on board with donations. Of
particular importance was that a donation be
received by May 31st because a private
foundation pledged to match donations
received by that date 1:1.
Being "People of Action", our club quickly
got going on this and raised $2,617 from
individual members. That sum was boosted by
club funds of $6,000.
Peggy Southin, our President, and I
presented a cheque for $8,617 to the KGH
Foundation. This amount was matched 1:1 by
the private foundation bringing our
contribution to this worthwhile project to
$17,324.
https://www.kghfoundation.com/joeannas-house
Submitted by:
Wolfgang Muhs, Treasurer
RC of Peachland
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Get on board in your community!
What you going to do on this day to engage
members and help your community?
Submit your photo and short paragraph story
for the next bulletin.
Send to: ftclifton@aol.com
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THIS MONTH'S PHOTO
Jerry Kayser,
member of the Rotary Club of Moses Lake, took this stunning image
of the Rotary clock tower in downtown Moses Lake. Jerry created this
halo effect
by flying a drone in a circle with LED lights attached to each
landing strut and front
and rear of drone body. Twenty-five second exposure with a tripod
mounted camera
to capture complete revolutions of the drone.
Great job, Jerry!!
I would like to feature your photos here; so if you have
a favorite please mail to me.
graphicone@charter.net
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