SERVICE Above Self

Rotary Club of Chino Meets WEDNESDAY NOON Chino Community Bldg. 5443 B Street Chino For Additional Information President Theresa Franke 985-3000

The Bearing
The Voice of the Chino Rotary Founded 1925 * Club #779

Kalyan Banerjee,
President Rotary International All of us in Rotary are looking to change the world why else would we be Rotarians? We believe that our world can be happier, healthier, and more peaceful and that we can create that better world through our service. Doug Fowler, District Governor 2011-2012 Chino Club Officers President: Theresa Franke President Elect: Shea Baldrick Vice President: Scott Schaller Past President: Wayne Scaggs Treasurer: Steve Bremer Secretary: Art Plourde Directors: Terrie Garcia Lee McGroarty Sandra Rose John DeMonaco Bearing Editor Meg Yacawych megcentury21@aol.com Chino Rotary Website www.chinorotary.org

August 17, 2011

The Object of Rotary

Chino Rotary The Public is Invited/ Encouraged to Attend Guest meal fee: $12

The object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise and, in particular, to encourage and foster:: First: The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service, Second: High ethical standards in business and professions. The recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations; and the dignifying by each Rotarian of his occupation as an opportunity to service society. Third: The application of the ideal of service by every Rotarian to his personal business, and community life: Fourth: The advancement of international understanding, goodwill and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional men and women united in the ideal of service

*** 8/18 Thursday Skeet & Eat $75 per person Rancho Del Chino Rotary 14995 River Road, Corona Jose A Alire 464-8393 *** 8/18 Wine Tasting Rotary Fellowship Terry & kevin Frankes House 985-3000 for directions *** 8/20 District foundation Etiwanda Gardens 8:30/12 See Gene Hernandez & 8/20 Saturday Rotary Night Angels vs Rangers $100 per person 50% back to Foundation Benefitting Polio Plus See Debbie Mitsch *** 8/24 Golf Tournament Hootmon Tournament Los Serranos See Rotarian Bob Smith 581-3655 *** 8/31 Shelly Ryan/Debbie Wilson Together We Rise A nonprofit organization that aids children in foster care. *** 9/7 RYLA Recruiting local high school Juniors & facilitators for March 2012 & Craft Talk *Nick Nazarian *** 9/14 BAPS The Project & Community

CLUB CALENDAR Rob Vanden Huevel General Manager Milk Producers Council

Doug Fowler District Governor 2011-2012 The hat is a traditional gift to the new District Governor from Chino Rotary

Apple Valley Rotary since 1995 Rotarian of the Year 2000/ & 2004 GSE Team Leader

What you do touches you and touches others.

Doug Fowler DG 2011-2012 Look out District 5300 and the world in general, Doug Fowler is now in control and he plans to build bigger, better, bolder clubs. The fire truck project in Mexico saved a boys life by utilizing ladders to reach a tree. The fire trucks were outdated for the City of Apple Valley and through a matching grant program they were purchased for $30,000 each. He was also instrumental in getting a woman an artificial leg after she was involved in a car accident. His vision is a multi-faceted club that contributes not only at the community level, but at a global impact level as well. Partnering with other clubs to begin larger project is one way to have Bigger, Bolder Clubs! The need for stronger, larger membership was not overlooked as an important component to our success. Polio is his focus; The Gates Foundation focus; and of course, Rotarys as well. We are close to eradicating polio. In fact there have been no new cases reported in India in five months. Doug Fowler is here District 5300! He has bigger, bolder plans for us and will guide us toward success and follow the theme:Reach Within To Embrace Humanity.

Peter Patel will give an overview of the BAPS project and community in Chino Hills
*** 3/24 District Peace Conference *** 5/6-9 International Conference Thailand *** 5/19 Super Build Project Corazon ***

Distinguished Guests: Sylvia Whitlock, District Governor Elect Miles Petroff, District Governor Nominee Gordon Mormon, Former District Governor Ca. East Louise Hernandez, wife of past District Governor, Gene Hernandez

Building Blocks for Building Clubs Bigger Better, Bolder Clubs District 5300 Saturday, August 20 8:30AM Etiwanda Gardens Building Blocks lets us explore the topics and find real-life ways to apply them to our club. Gene Hernandez Past District Governor

There are as many reasons to support The Rotary Foundation as there are ways to do good in the world.

Rotary Trivia Submitted by Rotarian Al McCombs There have been six Rotary International presidents from California. Known best in Chino was attorney Bill Walk of the Ontario Club who served 1970-71. The first was Almon E. Roth of Palo Alto (1930-31. Others were Charles E. Wheeler of San Francisco (1943-44), H.J. Brunnier of San Francisco (1952-53), Stanley E. McCaffrey of Stockton (1981-82) and Clifford L. Dochterman of Moraga (1992-93). In 2004 the Rotary motto was changed from He profits most to They profit most who serve the best, in recognition of the women members When the Chino Rotary Club was chartered in 1925, the number of clubs in Rotary International reached 2,000. The first five Rotary Clubs were Chicago, San Francisco, Oakland, Seattle and Los Angeles. San Diego is number 33, Sacramento number 97.Within one year of its founding in 2005, the Chicago Rotary Club had to stop rotating among the offices of its members and move to a central meeting club because so many were joining. The first Rotary breakfast clubs started in the 1970s. The minimum age for Rotary membership is 18. District 5300 reaches from the east Los Angeles city boundary to Lincoln, Clark and part of Nye county Nevada. Silvia Whitlock of the Duarte Club was the first female Rotary club president. Her club was the first club in 1976 to admit women, was kicked out by Rotary International for violating its bylaws, then reinstated when the Supreme Court upheld the California Supreme Courts decision approving application of the Unruh anti-discrimination law barring discrimination in business activities.

Would You Like to Become a Rotarian?

What would it take to change the world? Rotary International is the world's first service club organization, with more than 1.2 million members in 33,000 clubs worldwide. Rotary club members are volunteers who work locally, regionally, and internationally to combat hunger, improve health and sanitation, provide education and job training, promote peace, and eradicate polio under the motto Service Above Self. Rotarians are business and professional leaders who take an active role in their communities while greatly enriching their personal and professional lives. A Rotary club contains a diverse group of professional leaders from the community that the club serves
FINES by fine mistress Sandra Rose & Debbie Mitsch

Richard Meyer has not cooperated in moving to

his color coordinated table. The Rosa Parks of

ZONE INSTITUTE 25 & 26 PEACE CONFERENCE Palm Springs Convention Center 277 N Avenida Caballeros, Palm Springs, CA Sunday, November 13, 2011 1:00 - 4:30 PM INSPIRING WORLD PEACE: ROTARY'S TRANSCENDENT GOAL Invitation from Doug Fowler, DG and Garbis der Yeghian, PDG Keynote Speaker: Mr. Arun Gandhi, Grandson of Mahatma Gandhi Founder of Gandhi Worldwide Education Institute Additional Speakers: Vanessa Contopulos, Rotary Peace Fellow 2008-2009 Michael Fryer, Peace-Builder and Educator Go to District 5300 to register for this conference.

Chino Rotary, he shall not be moved! **** John DeMonaco still wants your vote for reelection! Dale & Sandra Sue Bright celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary! Gene & Louise Hernandez returned from a vacation in Maui with their family! **** Announcements: Wayne Scaggs returned the Rotary Flag and said he was honored to have served and looks Forward to helping Rotary President Terry Franke with her year. Memberships Meetings the second Tuesday of the month at the Cock a Doddle Restaurant see Debbie Mitsch Membership Chair. Dinner & Auction Meetings See Shea Baldrick for time and place. Finance Meeting first Monday of the month. See Steve Bremer.
THE GOLDEN RULE By Witt K. Cochrane American Writer The vital thing in life after your wife an kids are cared for is the Golden Rule. It is as good a religion as the human mind can conceive. You wont interfere with anybody elses religion, politics, or family life. People will rely on you absolutely. They will know that they have nothing to expect from you but good. April 1913