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Welcome to another issue of our weekly newsletter! Find out who our upcoming speakers are, what we covered during the last weekly meeting, and learn more about our Member of the Week.
'Prince of Philanthropy'
Stories
Club Business and Openings
MAY 11, 2017 MEETING
 
Chuck Osborn led the Pledge.
 
June Lamb's thought of the day: if you don't love your work, ask yourself why you don't love what you do and go do what you love. 
 
 
Peter Webb gave the a not so fine example of "fake news," advising students on taking exam.
 
 
John deRussey reported that all is well in Sunshine Land.
 
Nanci Nishimura introduced visiting Rotarians, Mike Hefferman from Burlingame and Dr. Nicole Cherok from Foster City. And Nick Rogers introduced his guest, Tom Seaney.
 
 
 
ANNOUNCEMENTS
 

Car Show

 

Nick Rogers invited everyone to bring guests to the 5th Annual Scholarship Car Show on May 18th at 11:30 AM at Poplar. Come see the cars, or come for the BBQ. 

 

Black Jacket Presentation
 

Steve McDonald (2016 champion) transferred the black blazer to Steve Fick, winner of this year's Black Flag Golf Tournament.

 

 

Rotary Vocational Day 

 

Dave Bennett reminded that Poplar Creek will be dark on May 25th. Rotarians are to encourage to visit host businesses between 12:00 PM and 1:30 PM.

 

SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS

 

John Root spoke of the importance of the Scholarship Program. The scholarship awards are not only important financially, but they are an affirmation of the students' hard work. Some of the recipients will be the first in their families to strive for higher education, some have been in this country and learned English only a few years, and some have changed their negative behavior to a positive mindset.
 

Sue Lempert, with the help of Matt Lau, presented the 2017 scholarship awards to the Community College Scholarship Recipients, and Margaret Taylor presented the awards to the 4-Year College Scholarship Recipients.

 

Scholarship Recipients from Aragon High School

 

 

Scholarship Recipients from Hillsdale High School

 

 

Scholarship Recipients from San Mateo High School

 

 

Scholarship Recipient from Serra High School

 

 

The Student Speakers were eloquent and demonstrated the impact of our Rotary Scholarship Program.

 

 

 
*** Photo credit: Peter Webb
 
** Editor Laura Phan apologizes for the lateness of Spinnings and vows to do better in future; work deadlines is no excuse for delay of Rotarian business.
 
 
 
 
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District Meetings & Makeups
REGULAR COMMITTEE MEETING SCHEDULE
Board — 2nd Thursday, 7:30 a.m.
  Board meets at the Main Library
Program — Last Friday, 7:30 a.m.
  Program meets at the Main Library
COG — 1st Thursday, 7:30 a.m.
  COG meets at the Main Library
 
 
DISTRICT CLUB MEETINGS — MEETING MAKEUP SCHEDULE
Subject to change — visit http:/www.rotary5150.org for latest information
 
MONDAY
Belmont, 12:15, Van’s Restaurant
Burlingame, 12:15, Sheraton Gateway
 
TUESDAY
Millbrae, 12:15, Green Hills CC
Pacifica, 7:15 am, Sharp Park GC
Peninsula Sunrise, 7:30 a.m., Angelica’s, Redwood City
Redwood City, 12:15, The Old Spaghetti Factory
San Francisco, Noon, Kensington Park Hotel
San Francisco Greater Mission, 7:45 am, Double Play Rest.
 
WEDNESDAY
Daly City, 12:15, Marie Callender’s Restaurant
Foster City, 12:15, Crowne Plaza
Menlo Park, 12:15, Allied Arts Guild 75 Arbor Road
San Bruno, 12:15, El Rancho Inn
San Francisco Bayview, 6 pm, So. Seafood Village
SFO Airport, 12:00, Firewood Café, Int’l Terminal
Woodside/Portola Valley, 7:30 am, Woodside Village Church
 
THURSDAY
Fisherman’s Wharf, 7:30 am, Franciscan Restaurant 
Half Moon Bay, 12:15, United Methodist Church 
So. San Francisco, 12:15, Basque Cultural Center
 
FRIDAY
San Mateo Sunrise, 7:30 am Crystal Springs GC 
San Carlos, 12:15, Piaceri Restaurant
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