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Newsletter - Current May 21, 2013
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Tennessee's First Breakfast Club - Pete Peterson - President 2012 - 2013

Rotary Club No. 3878 - Oak Ridge, Tennessee - District 6780


VOTED DISTRICT 6780 BEST ELECTRONIC NEWSLETTER - 2007-2008

  Volume 33 - No. 45

     Lydia Birk - Breakfast Bytes Editor

May 21, 2013

 

ORBRC's UPCOMING EVENTS

PEACE THROUGH SERVICE
May 22  AJ Toth and Jim Andress, Siemens Competition 
May 29  Teresa Karson, What is going on at Dollywood.
Jun 5

Meet at Tech 20/20

Dr. Chris Whaley, Roane State Community College

Jun 6

 Special Fellowship  Event

 5:30 p.m. at the Willow Ridge Garden Center

Jun 12 

Rekha Pillai, ORNL Taking Research to the Real World.

 

 

 


REMEMBER

Our MEETING LOCATION is at TECH 20/20

 

June 5 and June 12

 

 

Tech 20/20 is located in Commerce Park at 

1020 Commerce Park Drive
Oak Ridge, Tennessee

 


 


John Wheeler

 

John Wheeler said farewell to the club last week.  He and Eloise are moving to a suburb of Chicago to be near family.  John was brought into the club by John Iacovino some twenty five years ago.  He has been a real asset to the club:  always present, always happy to help, always supportive.  He served on the Board during the presidencies of Alex Zucker and Lou Rabinowitz.  He brought at least seven new members to the club.  He was well known as a server of wine on Mystery Dinner buses.  He is a Paul Harris Fellow Plus Two and a great Rotarian.  We wish him and Eloise the best !


 

Notes from the May 15, 2013 ORBRC Meeting

submitted by Nancy Donsbach

 

 

  

Guests and Visitors:

 

Mr. Tim Bratton: Tim is a former president of ORBRC.

  

We inducted two new club members on May 15th.

 

Rekha Pillai and Rob Romine were both inducted by our president, Pete Peterson.  Rekha is the Director of International Science and Technology at ORNL. She was proposed for membership by Dick Davis.

 

Rob is a former club member of ORBRC. He was proposed for membership by Mike Morris.

 

 

Please welcome both of these new members to our club.

 

Announcements:

 

We are sad to announce that Rebecca Rupp’s mother in law recently passed away.

 

Congratulations to Cathy Toth’s son, AJ. He was chosen as one of the top 20 kids in Tennessee! Four of the twenty were from Oak Ridge.

 

If you can help either with Casino Games or Cleanup at Graduation Celebration (5/30-5/31), please see Judi Gray or Nancy Donsbach.

 

A few more seats are available for the benefit for the Free Medical Clinic on May 24. The benefit is only $40.00 a ticket and will be held at Judi Gray’s home.

 

Please send your nominations for Rotarian of the Year to Tom Clary or Bo Harris, no later than May 29

 

Please see Pete if your are interested in playing at the District Golf Tournament on May 31at the Oak Ridge County Club.

  

Mark your calendars for Thursday, June 6 @ 5:30 p.m.; Tom Lakers is hosting a cookout at Willow Ridge.

 

Program:

 

Today’s program was on The Integration of

Design in the Application of Advanced Manufacturing in the Areas of Automation, Robotics, and Manufacturing by Dr. Lonnie Love. Dr. Love is a Senior Research Scientist – Robotics, in the Measurement Science and Systems Engineering Division of ORNL.  He also shared his involvement in the FIRST Program where high school robotics teams have 6 weeks to design and build a robot. Four area high schools including Oak Ridge will have teams headed to the national completion.

 

ROBOT hands and fore arms >>>>>>>>>

 


 


 

  

 

 

 

ORBRC

Rotary Foundation

 

 

  

  Club GOAL

STATUS

Apr. 30, 2013

Annual Programs Fund $10,500 111% of goal
STAR Club Recognition (1) 100% 100%
STAR Club Recognition (2) $100 / capita $123.06
Paul Harris Fellowships 100% 98%

Gain Benefactor ($1000 to the Permanent Fund)

5 3
Gain Bequest Society ($10,000 to the Permanent Fund) 2  
Polio Eradication $4,000 $4754.81
Haiti Water Project   $11,840

 

Annual Programs Fund: goal for each club member to donate $100 to the Foundation each year

STAR Club, Goal No. 1: 100% club members are donors

STAR Club, Goal No. 2: $100 per capita

Paul Harris Fellowships: goal is 100% of club members are fellows

 

 


 


  

UPCOMING PROGRAMS AT AREA CLUBS
Club Name Date Program
Oak Ridge Rotary Club May 23 Carolyn Pointer Neil, Elder Advocates 
Oak Ridge Sunset Club May 27 No Meeting - Memorial Day
Oak Ridge Rotary Club May 30  Photos of the Peace Forum
Oak Ridge Sunset Club Jun 3  TBA

 

 


   

If you miss a meeting, be sure to make up during the two weeks before or after the missed meeting. You can make up at another club or on line at one of these e-clubs:

 

E-club of Southeast USA http://www.recswusa.org

Rotary E-club NY1 www.rotaryeclubny1.com

Rotary Club of District 7890 www.rotaryeclub7890.org