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Meeting Date:  October 12, 2016 at 12:00 PM
 
 
 
  
[Rotary Club Invocation: 
 
 Thank you for agreeing to say the invocation for our Rotary Meeting.  The Rotary Club of 
 Southside Corpus Christi includes persons of many different religions, beliefs and ideals,
 and we aim to respect the  religious beliefs of others, while remaining faithful to our own.  
 Please make your invocation a non-denominational,  inclusive one that recognizes these
 religious diversities and avoid references pertinent only to a particular set of religious  beliefs. 
 
 Thank you for your cooperation and participation.]
 
 
[Unless stated otherwise, photos for this meeting are courtesy of Christine Udeani]
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
CALL TO ORDER:  
President, Nancy Foster
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
INVOCATION:  
Edd Price
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
PLEDGE: 
VP David Walker
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
INTRODUCTION OF GUESTS:  
Paul Luehrs
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
FOUR WAY TEST:
Elaine Barnes
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
50/50 Raffle Draw:
PE Scott Sutherland
We had no winners/ Pot rolls over
 
 
 
MARKET WATCH:
No Market Watch this week
 
 
 
 
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Recognitions, Announcements, Events and Activities
ANNOUNCEMENTS / EVENTS / SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS:
 
 
 
*ANNOUNCEMENTS*
 
 
VISITORS:
 
Guests:
 
Harmeet Deol with Joe High
Bryan Kerr with Joe High
 
Ingleside Rotarians:
Gene Seaman
 
Downtown Rotarians:
Lou Carter
Greg Perkes
John Holmgreen
Tim Stephens
Leo Barrera
 
 
*****
 
Rotary Foundation is 100 Years Old!
 
President Nancy Foster announced the Centennial Event.  As Rotary
Foundation celebrates 100 years of existence, you are invited to join
Rotary District 5930 on Saturday, November 12th at the Corpus Christi
Country Club, to make this a memorable occasion.  
 
6PM - 7PM Fellowship and Showcase
 
7PM - 9PM - Dinner and Program
 
Register to attend at the District Website.  This event is expected to sell out!  
 
 
*****
 
 
Rotary Day of Service!
 
Tim Stephens, President of the Corpus Christi Rotary Club
announced the Rotary Day of Service on October 22nd 2016
 
Stephens invited all Rotarians to participate.  Please visit 
the Corpus Christi Rotary club's website to register.  
 
See more details on the flyer below.
 
 
*****
 
*PDG BETTY'S QUOTES*
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
PDG Betty Frantum shared the following quote from Clarence Darrow:
 
"When I was a child, I was told that anybody could become
President; I'm beginning to believe it".
 
 
*****
 
 
 
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Bragging Bucks
BRAGGING BUCKS 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
PDG Betty Frantum said she attended 
a concert over the weekend.  Not everything
went the way it was expected to, as a result
she is bragging on Lari Young, "I don't know
how she does it!" said Betty.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Suzanne Guggenheim seconded PDG
Betty Frantum's brag saying that while 
Betty was having difficulties at the concert
she attended, Suzanne was also attending
another concert with Lari Young and Gene
Seaman.
 
"We had no lines, no problems, everything 
went great!" bragged Suzanne.
.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Rodney Vaughn said the Ramp champs
had a great turn-out at the Ramp building
project on Saturday the 8th of October.
 
In attendance were Rotarians as well as the
Rotaract and InterAct club members.
 
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Students of the Month
 
(Pictured below:
JP High School counselor, Ted Garcia)
 
 
 
 
Introduced by the High School counselor,
Ted Garcia, Southside Rotary Club Recognized
John Paul II High School Students, Camille Anne
McCutchon and Brandon Tyler Deeb as this
month's Students of the Month.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Both Camille McCutchon and Brandon Deeb are seniors at the high school. 
 
Camille McCutchon to belongs to the Spanish and English Honor Society,
she also belongs to the soccer team; and was the captain of the team last
year.  She hopes to be a captain this year as well. 
 
McCutchon says, she has had a very good school year, and hopes to finish
strong.
 
Brandon Deeb also belongs to the school's Spanish and English honor societies.
He plans to attend college at the University of Texas Austin or Rice University.  
His hope is to complete his pre-med training.
 
Garcia said, both students were selected for being high achievers at Saint John
Paul II High School.
 
(Pictured below: Students of the month,
Camille McCutcho (left) and Brandon Deeb (right) )
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Both students received awards from President Nancy Foster, in recognition of 
their accomplishments.
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Meeting Program
 
Meeting Program:
 
 
(Pictured below: Suzanne Guggenheim (center),
Judge Greg Perkes (left)
Judge Inna Klein (right))
 
Introduced by Suzanne Guggenheim, the special 
presentation for the day was Meet the Candidates 
featuring candidate for judge, 214th District Court,
Inna Klein who is running against incumbent, Jose
Longoria.  
 
Also featured was incumbent, Greg Perkes who is
running for re-election against Leticia Hinojosa as
a candidate for judge for the 13th Court of Appeals, Place 3.  
 
 
Since Klein and Perkes both did not have their opponents present, they presented
their credentials to the club, talked about they plans they will implement if elected,
and answered questions from the club members.
 
 
( Pictured Below: Judge Inna Klein (left), Judge Greg Perkes (right))
Inna Klein said she was running to fix a problem of corruption which exists in the 214th
District Court system.  Greg Perkes, on the other hand said that the system he has in
place "works".
 
******
 
 
 
SPECIAL MEMBER RECOGNITION
(Reposted from previous week's bulletin):
 
The following are the recognized Southside CC club projects
and events in 2015
 
  • Rotary Foundation Contributions
  • Polio Plus Contributions
  • Texas A&M University Corpus Christi Scholarship - $1,000 minimum
  • Rotaract Club of Texas A&M University
  • Rotary Youth Leadership Awards - RYLA
  • Four Way Test Contest - John Paul High School
  • Supply Our Students - Rose Shaw Elementary
  • Christmas Giving - Rose Shaw Elementary
  • Academic Student of the Month
  • Flag Project with Boys  Scout Troop 232
  • Boys Scout Troop 232 Food Bank Drive
  • Flags for Eagles
  • Cub Scout Troop Support
  • Girl Scouts Contribution
  • Adoption Awareness Picnic
  • Ramp Project
  • Unsung Hero - City of Corpus Christi
  • Salvation Army Christmas Bell Ringing
  • Hometown Hero Event
  • Administrative Professional Day Event
  • International Project - Yearly Selection
  • Early Act First Knight Program - Rose Shaw Elementary
  • Interact Club - John Paul High School
 
 
*****
 
THE CLUB RECOGNIZED PAUL HARRIS FELLOWS:
 
Jennifer Smith-Engle (PH+1)
Gary Blum (PH)
Tom Cron (PH)
Richard Espinosa (PH)
Nancy Foster (PH+1)
Betty Frantum (PH+8)
Angie Frost (PH)
Kyle Fuehrer (PH)
Henry Garrett (PH+1)
Michael Garrison (PH+2)
Suzanne Guggenheim (PH+7)
Fred Hayden (PH)
Dyke Henderson (PH)
Brian High (PH)
Deborah High (PH+7)
Joseph High (PH+5)
Gary Jeffress (PH+1)
Jim Kaelin (PH+1)
Michelle Maresh-Fuehrer (PH)
Erasmo Nava (PH)
John Owen (PH+1)
Edd Price (PH+2)
Don Ratcliff (PH+8)
Nancy Ross (PH+4)
John Seaman (PH+1)
Lari Young (PH)
David Walker (PH)
 
 
******
 
THE CLUB RECOGNIZED ROTARIANS WITH OVER 10 YEARS OF
SERVICE IN ROTARY
 
 
10+ YEARS IN ROTARY
 
Angie Frost (14)
Henry Garrett (18)
Michael Garrison (18)
Deborah High (14)
Joseph High (14)
Nancy Ross (15)
Norma Sanchez (10)
John Seaman (12)
Marilyn Spencer (17)
Anita Spreen (12)
John Thurston (15)
David Walker (15)
William White (13)
 
 
20+ YEARS IN ROTARY
 
Richard Espinosa (28)
Betty Frantum (21)
Gary Jeffress (24)
John Owen (25)
Edd Price (21)
Don Ratcliff (27)
Jennifer Smith-Engle (27)
Peter Volpe (28)
Lari Young (20)
 
 
30+ YEARS IN ROTARY
 
Tom Cron (34)
Fred Hayden (30)
Dyke Henderson (30)
Rendell Webb (39)
 
 
40+ YEARS IN ROTARY
 
Gary Blum (41)
Roberto Meija (46)
Clemens Struve (40)
 
 
60+ YEARS IN ROTARY
 
O B Vaughn
 
 
******
 
 
THE CLUB RECOGNIZED THE FOLLOWING ROTARIANS WITH 
PERFECT ATTENDANCE:
 
Betty Frantum (5 Years)
Suzanne Guggenheim (2 Years)
Deborah High (12 Years)
Joseph High (2 Years)
Edd Price (20 Years)
Don Ratcliff (5 Years)
Marilyn Spencer (17 Years)
Rodney Vaughn (2 Years)
David Walker (1 Year)
Rendell Webb (39 Years)
 
 
 
 
 
(Please submit all corrections, stories, announcements and any information
you wish to share with the club, to Christine Udeani. Email udeani@live.com.
All stories received after mid-night (CST) on Saturday will be published in
the next week's bulletin).
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Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Norma Sanchez
October 21
 
Michelle Maresh-Fuehrer
October 31
 
Join Date
Henry Garrett
October 8, 1997
19 years