Minutes of Executive Board El Dorado Rotary Club June 2, 2010
Rotary Board Minutes
June 2, 2010
Present: Steve P., Dave Stewart, Mary L., Matt R., Kurt B., Bret K., Travis G. and Bernie S.
A request from Jean Shodorf’s representative to have Jean visit Rotary was presented and our policy is to not have candidates running for office speak at Rotary meetings. Bernie will notify them of this.
Steve reported that the Tornado Memorial rememberance program will take place June 10 at 5:45 pm. All Rotarians are encouraged to attend. Dave will follow up with Dana Korki and Dan Hill to see what needs to be completed at the work party on Saturday, June 5. Dana provided a sign-up sheet for the work party at the Rotary meeting. Should it be pouring rain at the time of the program, it will be cancelled. Slight rain—bring your umbrella! Steve mentioned that two plaques would be added this year. One plaque will commemorate the damage to Skelly school and the other commemorating the work provided by staff of Susan B. Allen Hospital. He also mentioned that he was thinking the next plaque should be commemorating the work done by “neighbors helping neighbors” in which other communities responded with all forms of help.
Bret shared a request from the president of the El Dorado Rotary Club of Bogotá, Columbia SA in which he stated he would like to visit the El Dorado Rotary Clubs in the US.
Matt reported that Kristy Randall would be taking Travis Griffin’s position on the board next year.
D.G. Dave Nygaard will be visiting El Dorado Rotary on July 28.
Matt and Mary will plan on attending the District Conference Aug 13, 14 and 15. Other Rotarians are invited to attend.
Sue Givens introduced Miles Harvey who presented his request for Rotary to sponsor the Social Smarts program for Lincoln school for the next school year. This program is geared toward students of various ages. The program stresses good manners and proper etiquette. It comes with curriculum for the instructor, student activities and parent’s guide. This program would be taught in the student’s homeroom for an estimated 45 minutes per week over an 8-10 week period. A Rotary member from Redmond, WA developed it. The cost of the program is $6 per student for materials, which would be about $1,104. The teaching materials would be around $1,367 making the total requested $2,471. The board discussed the program and will look at funding options and then get back with Miles.
Respectfully submitted,
Bernie Spradling, secretary
June 2, 2010
Present: Steve P., Dave Stewart, Mary L., Matt R., Kurt B., Bret K., Travis G. and Bernie S.
A request from Jean Shodorf’s representative to have Jean visit Rotary was presented and our policy is to not have candidates running for office speak at Rotary meetings. Bernie will notify them of this.
Steve reported that the Tornado Memorial rememberance program will take place June 10 at 5:45 pm. All Rotarians are encouraged to attend. Dave will follow up with Dana Korki and Dan Hill to see what needs to be completed at the work party on Saturday, June 5. Dana provided a sign-up sheet for the work party at the Rotary meeting. Should it be pouring rain at the time of the program, it will be cancelled. Slight rain—bring your umbrella! Steve mentioned that two plaques would be added this year. One plaque will commemorate the damage to Skelly school and the other commemorating the work provided by staff of Susan B. Allen Hospital. He also mentioned that he was thinking the next plaque should be commemorating the work done by “neighbors helping neighbors” in which other communities responded with all forms of help.
Bret shared a request from the president of the El Dorado Rotary Club of Bogotá, Columbia SA in which he stated he would like to visit the El Dorado Rotary Clubs in the US.
Matt reported that Kristy Randall would be taking Travis Griffin’s position on the board next year.
D.G. Dave Nygaard will be visiting El Dorado Rotary on July 28.
Matt and Mary will plan on attending the District Conference Aug 13, 14 and 15. Other Rotarians are invited to attend.
Sue Givens introduced Miles Harvey who presented his request for Rotary to sponsor the Social Smarts program for Lincoln school for the next school year. This program is geared toward students of various ages. The program stresses good manners and proper etiquette. It comes with curriculum for the instructor, student activities and parent’s guide. This program would be taught in the student’s homeroom for an estimated 45 minutes per week over an 8-10 week period. A Rotary member from Redmond, WA developed it. The cost of the program is $6 per student for materials, which would be about $1,104. The teaching materials would be around $1,367 making the total requested $2,471. The board discussed the program and will look at funding options and then get back with Miles.
Respectfully submitted,
Bernie Spradling, secretary
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