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2015/2016 Fundraisers Golf Tournament - Oct. Rook Tournament Poker Tournament Christmas in God’s Country President Jim Danner Past President Jean Callaway President-Elect Jannie Bryant Treasurer Cynthia Prieto Secretary Johnette Dixon Sgt. at Arms Chris Kailipaka Director DeAnna Musquiz Director Christina Garcia Hondo - D’Hanis Rotary Club District 5840 Website: www.rotary5840.org Rotary International Website: www.rotary.org AREA ROTARY CLUBS: Uvalde Rotary Club Pearsall Rotary Club Thursday, Noon Tuesday, Noon Uvalde Country Club Mi Casa, Pearsall Meetings are Thursdays at 11:45 a.m at Hermann Sons Steak House www.hondodhanisrotaryclub.org International Responsibilities of a Rotarian As an international organization, Rotary offers each member unique opportunities and responsibilities. Although each Rotarian has first responsibility to uphold the obligations of citizenship of his or her own country, membership in Rotary enables Rotarians to take a somewhat different view of international affairs. In the early 1950s a Rotary philosophy was adopted to describe how a Rotarian may think on a global basis. Here is what it said: “A world-minded Rotarian: • looks beyond national patriotism and considers himself as sharing responsibility for the advancement of international understanding, goodwill and peace; • resists any tendency to act in terns of national or racial superiority; • seeks and develops common grounds for agreement with peoples of other lands; • defends the rule of law and order to preserve the liberty of the individual so that he may enjoy freedom of thought, speech and assembly, and freedom from perse- cution, aggression, want and fear; • supports action directed toward improving standards of living for all peoples, realizing that poverty anywhere endangers prosperity everywhere; • upholds the principles of justice for mankind; • strives always to promote peace between nations and prepares to make per- sonal sacrifices for that ideal; • urges and practices a spirit of understanding of every other man’s beliefs as a step toward international goodwill, recognizing that there are certain basic moral and spiritual standards which will ensure a richer, fuller life.”

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Page 1: International Responsibilities of a Rotarianhondodhanisrotaryclub.org/newsletters/2016/NL062316.pdf · * Do you know that Soup Cans and Cereal Boxes have Reward Points which can also

2015/2016 Fundraisers

Golf Tournament - Oct. Rook Tournament Poker TournamentChristmas in God’s Country

President Jim Danner Past President Jean CallawayPresident-Elect Jannie Bryant Treasurer Cynthia PrietoSecretary Johnette Dixon Sgt. at Arms Chris KailipakaDirector DeAnna Musquiz Director Christina Garcia

Hondo - D’Hanis Rotary Club

District 5840 Website: www.rotary5840.org Rotary International Website: www.rotary.org

AREA ROTARY CLUBS:

Uvalde Rotary Club Pearsall Rotary Club Thursday, Noon Tuesday, NoonUvalde Country Club Mi Casa, Pearsall

Meetings are Thursdays at 11:45 a.mat Hermann Sons Steak House

www.hondodhanisrotaryclub.org

International Responsibilities of a RotarianAs an international organization, Rotary offers each member unique opportunities

and responsibilities. Although each Rotarian has first responsibility to uphold the obligations of citizenship of his or her own country, membership in Rotary enables Rotarians to take a somewhat different view of international affairs. In the early 1950s a Rotary philosophy was adopted to describe how a Rotarian may think on a global basis. Here is what it said:

“A world-minded Rotarian:• looks beyond national patriotism and considers himself as sharing responsibility

for the advancement of international understanding, goodwill and peace;• resists any tendency to act in terns of national or racial superiority; • seeks and develops common grounds for agreement with peoples of other lands;• defends the rule of law and order to preserve the liberty of the individual so that

he may enjoy freedom of thought, speech and assembly, and freedom from perse-cution, aggression, want and fear;

• supports action directed toward improving standards of living for all peoples, realizing that poverty anywhere endangers prosperity everywhere;

• upholds the principles of justice for mankind;• strives always to promote peace between nations and prepares to make per-

sonal sacrifices for that ideal;• urges and practices a spirit of understanding of every other man’s beliefs as a

step toward international goodwill, recognizing that there are certain basic moral and spiritual standards which will ensure a richer, fuller life.”

Page 2: International Responsibilities of a Rotarianhondodhanisrotaryclub.org/newsletters/2016/NL062316.pdf · * Do you know that Soup Cans and Cereal Boxes have Reward Points which can also

Attendance: 19 Rotarians present. Guests were returning Rotari-an Mark Howard; speakers Rev. David Mayer and Maggie Skalka, of St. Paul Lutheran Church; Tanya Mayer of St Paul Lutheran Church; Devin Christopherson, Joe’s son; Barbara Christopher, Diane Cosgrove’s mom; Kellie Early from State Rep. Andrew Murr’s office.President Jim Danner called the meeting to order. He noted that the installation dinner is June 30 at the Alsatian Golf Course’s Dagger Grille. The golf tournament was a success!! As soon as Cynthia is back we will have final numbers. The board voted to help fund an international project in India, to aid with installation of girls’ restrooms at schools. Many of the girls in India did not attend public school due to the lack of girls’ bathrooms. Kellie with Representative Murr’s office presented Paul Guinn of Guinn-Horger Funeral Home with the distinguished honor of Es-teem Texas Treasury Business Award. She also presented him a Texas flag which was flown over the capitol in the business’ honor. David Mayer and Maggie Skalka were introduced as our speak-ers. They offering a presentation on the Global Leadership Summit they are hosting as a satellite site (register now for big discount!) which is August 11-12 at St. Paul Lutheran Church. There will world-class speakers from all across the globe in ar-eas of leadership including Melinda Gates with the Gates Foun-dation, Allan Mullaly President & CEO of Ford Motor Company, and many others. Visit willowcreek.com/summit for more info. No winner for the split the pot drawing, so the pot continues to grow! Get your tickets before today’s drawing!!

~ Till Next Time, Be A Gift to the World ~

Highlights from June 16, 2016 meetingOur organization of business professionals & community leaders that are united world

wide provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, & help build goodwill & peace in the world. In more than 160 countries worldwide,approximately 1.2 million Rotarians belong to more than 30,000 Rotary c lubs.

• Is the Four Way Test posted in your office/place of business?• Wear your Rotary Pin daily & make a difference by letting people know the difference we make!• EREY (Every Rotarian Every Year) donations to the Rotary Foundation are due. Have you made your donation yet?

Reminders:

Upcoming EventsJune 23 - F. Dante Sorianello - DEA Assistant Special Agent in Charge, San Antonio DistrictJune 30 - Installation - Evening: Alsatian Golf Course, Castroville (no lunch mtg.)July 7 - TBAJuly 12 - Board MeetingJuly 14 - Business meetingJuly 21 - TBAJuly 28 - TBAAs speakers are scheduled, e-mail name & topic to [email protected].

June Birthdays

10 - Joe Ramos17 - Jim Danner

22 - Trinket Milward29 - Deanna Musquiz

In attendance: 21 Rotarians; No Guests; Speaker Rotarian Ivy Ofori

Rotary Recycles… do you? We collect Plastic Bags (any size from any store) for use by the Medina Senior Nutri-tion Center (to package Meals On Wheels delivered by volunteers each week)* We A-L-L have Ink Cartridges which can be collected for use by schools & churches(in Hondo, you may take your used cartridge to the Castroville Computers of Hondo store on 18th Street where they will be picked up periodically by a Rotarian for delivery to Hondo HS, where Sally Bader, BPA sponsor, uses them for that organization.)* Do you know that Soup Cans and Cereal Boxes have Reward Points which can also be collected for use by schools & churches to get a bit of financial support - takes about 20 seconds. Turn in to a Rotarian who works with Interact.

Installation Dinner for New Rotary Officersis Thursday, June 30 at 6 p.m.

at Alsatian Golf Course’s Dagger GrilleSign up with Evelyne for you & your guest(s), if desired