San Bernardino - Loma Linda Crossroads Rotary Service-above-Self Weekly News Bulletin, October 8, 2014 Visit Our Website: http://www.crossroadsrotary.net. Editor: Manzoor Massey Rotary Meets Wednesdays, The Hotel of San Bernardino, 285 E. Hospitality Lane, San Bernardino, CA. Buffet lunch is served at 12:10 p.m., followed by meeting at 12:30 p.m. Officers Bernice Lowenstein, President Cell (909) 215-4175 bernicelowenstein@gmail.com Ben Hartnell, Immediate Past President (909) 725- 3121, Ben@yvre.com Terry Davis, Secretary cell: (951) 217-8325 rowterry.td@gmail.com Barry Lowenstein, Treasurer Cell (909) 225-1762 barrylowenstein@gmail.com Carolyn Hays, District Secretary Cell (951) 205-3690 carhays@yahoo.com Board Members Manzoor Massey, District Membership Cell (661) 304-1080 Mindrealignment@att.net Shan Pai 909/799-7111, shanpai@aol.com Artthur Gallardo, Youth (909) 226-1069 gallardoarthur@gmail.com Craig Jackson, International Service Cell: (951) 318-9610 crjackson@llu.edu Bryan Hartnell, Foundation (909)796-6881 bhartnell@hlmlawyers.com Bill Smith, Service Projects (909) 862-6013 wsmithn195sc@sbcglobal.net Cheryl Donahue, Member Recognition (909) 528-6453 Redheads2005@msn.com Doug Herrmann, Club Education (909) 796-0161 Ext. 3301 dherrmann@lla.org Mel Upp, Historian. Ph ( 909) 825 5234 melupp@sbcglobal.net San Bernardino Crossroads Rotary Board meets on the Second Wednesday of each month. Please plan to attend the next Board meeting. Your feedback counts! President's Message: Area Rotary Clubs  Dear Rotary Family, My message this week is a very special invitation to you for a very special event! Please join us at noon on Wednesday, October 8, 2014 at The Hotel for a Club Assembly. We need all of you to come and provide input to some very important matters that will have a major impact on our future. This club is our club, not mine or yours, but ours. It is stronger when we all do our part. There are many of you whom we have not seen for a long time. We miss you. We have many new members, I am not sure you have met them. So, come and join us. I plan on calling all of you as a reminder, in case you do not read the newsletter. I am glad for the opportunity to serve as your President, but I need your support. There are so many incredible things in the works and they would be even more enjoyable if all of you were participating. We have a great club because of the members and the commitments we have to each other and the service we provide to the community. Officers are working hard to ensure that you are not disappointed. We need your support! Let us work together and Light up Rotary! Bernice       Monday – SB HIGHLAND, 5:30pm. Mi Cocina Restaurant, 27962 Highland Ave., Highland, CA 92346. Tuesday- SAN BERNARDINO, 11:45am, Arrowhead Country Club, 3433 N. Parkside Dr., San Bernardino, 92404. Wednesday– REDLANDS SUNRISE, 6:45am, Redlands Country Club, 1749 Country Club Dr., Redlands, 92373 Wednesday - SB SUNSET, 6:30pm, Castaway Restaurant, 670 Kendall Dr., San Bernardino, 92406 Thursday - SB NORTH, 12:05, Arrowhead Country Club Thursday, REDLANDS NOON, 12:10p, Masonic Hall, 131 Cajon St., Redlands, CA 92373 Friday – COLTON, 12:15pm, Denny's Restaurant, 160 W Valley Blvd, Colton. Eye on Health At the District Foundation Gala on October 25, Crossroads Rotarians and family members will receive the Paul Harris Fellowship Award for their contribution for Humanitarian Services. Shortly you will receive more Information on the event. We will reserve tables of 10 at a cost of $700 or $70 per attendee. It is a great evening for members and their significant other. Please mark your calendar to attend and receive your award on October 25 at governor's Gala. Event will be held at the Orange Show Grounds in San Bernardino. I look forward to seeing you there. A list of Award recipients will be provided on Wednesday at the meeting. Million Books for Children Zone Nominee for TRF Global Alumni Service to Humanity Award Exciting things in the works: Million Books 4 Kids Project – Inland Empire Children’s Book Project will be the District 5330's Pilot Project. If you have books you are no longer reading, please bring it to the club meeting on Wednesday. Why is this man Smiling? This is Dr. John Husing, District Nominee for Zone 26 for the TRF Global Alumni Service to Humanity Award. A Member of Crossroads Rotary and a friend of District 5330. Be at Governor's Gala on October 25 to celebrate with John. 1. Each One Reach One - Invite someone to Rotary. 2. Serve someone. Be present and make a difference. 3. Engage in community service and Light up Rotary 4. Sponsor a new member - don't hide your gift of Rotary, share it. This world needs it desperately. Like any corporation, your Rotary Club has financial obligations:        Paying for R.I. and District dues on your behalf Contribution for Foundation on your behalf Support for community service projects Fixed guarantee for meals at the hotel Subsidizing meals for your guests Ordering induction material Ordering club supplies Members in good standing pay their dues on time so the club treasurer is not put in a compromising and stressful situation. Crossroads Rotary has made it very easy for members to pay their dues, we take credit cards. Please bring your check book or a credit card on Wednesday. We would like every member to be up to date on his/her dues. We have several urgent obligations to meet and your support and cooperation will be greatly appreciated. Paul Harris Award Recipients Please plan to be present at the Governor's Gala - October 25  Anant Pai honored by Shan Pai  Arthur Gallardo In 1967, Dr. Husing was a member of District 5330’s (then District 532) Group Study Exchange Team to Zambia and Rhodesia. During the trip, the team met with top level leaders in commerce, industry and government. He met ambassadors, presidents and business owners/CEOs. Dr. Husing states that if it were not for the Rotary experience, international interests would likely have never occurred. As a junior college professor at the time, he was able to broaden his macroeconomic knowledge so that he could better instruct and advise his students. In the years that followed his GSE experience, his career blossomed. Some of his positions included Senior Consultant to the California State Assembly, Economist at California State University San Bernardino, President of the Inland Empire Economic Partnership, Editor and Writer for the Inland Empire Quarterly Economic Report and Vice President of Economics & Politics, Inc., dealing with economics and public policy. Dr. Husing has traveled internationally to assist and advise on economic development. He was part of a team to advise the government of Latvia on conversion to capitalism in 1991. In Nepal, he was personally responsible for 50% of the funding to provide solar power to the only hospital in the Humla province. Indirectly, as a world renowned economist and professor, he has developed principles and studies that are taught to economic classes that include international students from throughout the world. Brianne Waring Please join me in congratulating Dr. Husing on his nomination. The  Burton Clark Corbin Swafford  Craig Jackson David Vasquez  Devadas Moses Domingo Camarano 1. Is it the truth?  Doug Herrmann Joanna Hartnell 2. Will it build good will and better friendship.  Samir Kubba Vivek Pai 3. Will it build good and better friendship.  Evelyn Massey honored by Manzoor Massey Rotary Foundation Board of Trustees will make their decision on the winner of this prestigious award in February 2015 4. Is it fair to all concerned?