TUSTIN TILLER DAYS - Rotary Club of Tustin

Tustin-Santa Ana Rotary Club - Orange County’s First Service Cub - Chartered March 31, 1920
THE TUSTIN-SANTA ANA ROTARY CLUB
October 6, 2011
Volume 92 Number 12
6 pages
www.rotarytustin-santaana.org
Service
Above Self
Club No. 852, District 5320
THIS THURSDAY’S MEETING
CALENDAR
Renaissance of Chinese Culture
Dr. Shizhong Chen
October 2011
VOCATIONAL SERVICE
10-13
Thursday, October 13th
“A TRIP TO INDIA”
OUR TOUR DIRECTOR
HERBERT TRUMPOLDT
LAST WEEKEND WE PARTICIPATED IN
TUSTIN TILLER DAYS
Herbert Trumpoldt
“A TRIP TO INDIA”
10-20 Tour of the Blind Children’s
Hearing Center
18542-B Vanderlip Ave.
Santa Ana 92705
A Box Lunch
will be served
NO
MEETING
AT GOLF CLUB
10-27 Roger Carlson will discuss
“Tax Laws for 2012”
and Mark Eliot will introduce
”Students of the Quarter”
from Santa Ana and Tustin
School Districts
10-29 and 30 Saturday & Sunday
BOO AT THE ZOO
Our 13th year of participation
in this event. We sell drinks,
Hot Dogs and Hamburgers;
Mark Eliot and Greg Franklin
Lee Weir and Jill Spencer
Two Pages of Pictures from this Year’s Tiller Days Inside
THE TUSTIN-SANTA ANA ROTARY CLUB
Thursday, October 6,, 2011
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Wayne’s
World
Wayne Olmsted
Assistant Finemaster
John Jansen
For sticking the club with an ornery Finemaster
$20
Gerry Aust
$20 for rudely telling the Finemaster that he was a crab;
$20 more for saying it was worth saying that to the
Finemaster; $10 more for not dropping the
subject
$50
John “Riz” Rizzo
$20 for leading a song without permission; $20 for
messing up the 4-Way Test; $30 for thinking that taking
Theresa kayaking in the Bay was a decent Birthday
present
$70
Bruce Grant
ATM
$20
Katy Cottone
For continuing to greatly multiply the world population and
then claiming all she is doing is acquiescing to poor old
Ed.
$30
Dr. Bindu Dhasmana
Welcome to the club
$20
Pat Koval and Ann Quintiliani
$20 each for making the Finemaster paranoid about his car
being stolen by talking about it in their mailer.
$40
Larry LeDoux
For following such a loser as the Bosox
$30
Mohan Upasani
For moonlighting as a lift truck operator
$30
Tony Mumolo
For thinking that he can get by with counting something
he gave Alice some time ago as adequate for a Birthday
present.
$30
Roger Carlson
$10 for still not getting Karen to change her name as
ordered by the Finemaster and $38 for allowing his son to
play hooky (amount of fine prescribed by Greg Franklin)
At our Last Meeting
Greeter:
Pat Koval
Call to Order and Invocation:
President Garry Heath
Bridget Belden Told About
The Ripple Kids Organization
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Wednesday, October 5th
The new Science Center
Building at Tustin High
School at 171 El Camino
5:30 PM. This will be
followed by an Open House
from 6 to 7 PM. The Tustin
Unified School District is
proud of the Science Centers
which have been developed
for Foothill, Tustin and
Beckman High Schools.
Alice LeDoux: Rotary
International Foundation
Chair reminded members of
The Annual District 5320
Rotary Foundation Dinner
will be held Saturday,
November 19, 2011 at the
Old Ranch Country Club
3901 Lampson Avenue, Seal
Beach, CA, 90740. Dinner
tickets are $60 per person
and she was looking for 4
more to complete a table for
our Club.. The Special Guest
Speaker is Ambassadorial
Scholar Jean Irwin. Alice
would like to fill a table with
T-SA representatives.
This year’s raffle tickets
will count as Paul Harris
donations. Their main prize
a week for 4 in Hawaii.
They are available from
Alice.
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OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS
Flag Pledge and 4-way
Test:
John “Riz” Rizzo
Al Gutierrez Spoke about
the three day Tiller Days
which begins tomorrow, He
thanked the volunteers.
THE TUSTIN-SANTA ANA ROTARY CLUB
Brian Herdeg
Sharon Avery
Mark Eliot 10-14
10-16
10-19
OCTOBER ANNIVERSARIES
Last Thursday’s speaker
was Bridget Belden,the
Founder and CEO of
Ripple Kids, Inc.,which
seeks to provide mobilization and recognition of
children ages 7 thru 13
to take action in their
community. In 2003
during a particularly
introspective time in
her life, Bridget was
inspired by her 7 year
old daughter and 5 year
old son and their natural
inclination to want to help
others. Instead of ‘what
difference can I make the issue is too big’, it was
that her children said, ‘I
can make a difference.”
and then she gave ways in
which she could do things
to help the situation.
“If we can empower and
support kids while they
have the inclination and
the creativity, they and
society are both better for
it.”
The beauty of this
concept is that kids are
already doing amazing
things. All we have to
do is tell people about,
and by doing so, we’ll
inspire others kids to
get involved. See www.
ripplekids.com for further
details.
Roger and
Karen Carlson
10-08
Troy and
Roseanne Linaker 10-2
OCTOBER
Flowers
Gem Stones
Marigolds
Opal
BUSINESS PEOPLE
YOU CAN TRUST DO BUSINESS WITH ROTARIANS
THE TUSTIN-SANTA ANA ROTARY CLUB
Thursday, October 6, 2011
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TUSTIN TILLER DAYS 2011
First place Band Award went to Tustin High’
School! Trophy and two $50 checks were given by the Lions and Rotary Club. The
presentation of our check was by Gerry Aust.
Al Gutierrez and Kathy Robb
worked shifts Sat. and Sunday
Bindu Dhasmana, Karrie Good , Lee Weir and John Rizzo
Parade as seen in car rear view mirror
Picture of Gary Konecne
and Jill Spencer
Work at the Wrist Band booth was handled by the
Tustin Kiwanis, Lions and Rotary clubs.
Lion Club member and Gerry
Karrie Good and Gary Konecne
TUSTIN TILLER DAYS 2011
Jill Spencer and Bindu Dhasmana
Karrie Good in Background
THE TUSTIN-SANTA ANA ROTARY CLUB
Thursday, October 6, 2011
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Lee Weir, Jill Spencer, Karrie Good and Bindu Dhasmana
Bindu, Gerry, a volunteer from Tustin Lions Club and Diane
Wine and You know Who!
Thursday,October 6, ,2011
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President Garry Heath opens meeting
Bridget Belden,Riz Rizzo & Priscilla Cottone
Roger Carlson. Pat Koval, Ann Quintiliani, Bindu Dhasmana and Wayne Olmsted
Bindu Dhasmana, Pat Koval and Alice LeDoux
Pat Koval, Jill Spencer, Susan Shahidi & her guest and Ann Quintiliani
Greg Franklin, Gerry Aust and Leo Middleton