Meeting Highlights Jan & Feb 2018 Speakers:

Dates to Remember:

Anatomy of the Nevada County Grand Jury

DARK Presidents’ Day

Club Focus

Feb 12

Feb 19

Feb 26

BOD Meeting @ Pres Scott’s Office PETS NC Schools Speech Contest—6:00 pm Nevada Theatre RYLA Interviews NU & BR Rotary Community Awards 5:30-8:00 NC Fairgrounds District Conference—Reno Gold Country Bike Challenge

Feb 27 Mar 2-4 Mar 13 Mar 19 Mar 28 May 18-20 May 19

320 locations across 38 states

Over 3 million members

25 years of experience

Pre-authorization not required

It is important to evaluate whether your medical insur-

ance will cover 100% for air medical transport – deducti-

bles and co-pays?

Covers multiple transports if needed.

Club members can join under a group plan at a reduced

cost (Add code:12499 to membership application

AirMedCare Brochure and Membership Application

Wreaths Across America

Chartered March 16, 1925

The Spoke

February 12, 2018 www.gvrotary.org Volume 92, Issue 20

Anita Daniels Eric Frederickson Seth Leishman Marcus Moore

John Peplowski Tom Stanley Eric Trygg

President, Rotary International Ian H.S. Riseley

Rotary Theme 2017-2018 Rotary: Making a Difference

Governor, District 5190 Doug McDonald

Officers Sergeant at Arms Ken Holbrook

The Spoke Editor Kathy Egenes

Photographer

Fred Claessens

Board of Directors

President President Elect Vice President Secretary Treasurer

P. Scott Browne Kris Stepanian Marcia Salter Tim McCall Bob Long

February is Peace and Conflict Prevention/Resolution Month

January 8, 2018 Evening Social at Tess’

January 22, 2018 notes by Pat Ward

Guests of Rotarians:

Joe Greene (John Peplowski), Larry McGrath (Carol Lenhard)

Announcements:

Polio Plus Reminder to fill the blue cups on the tables

Thank you to Steve Rosenthal for

the social at Tess’

Area Rotary Tree Give Away

Rotary Leadership Institute

Club Music Contest – Don Daniels

Dick Panzica Service—Pat Ward

Casino Night –Marcia Salter

Speaker: Sonja

Conklin of AirMed Care Network:

America’s largest Air Medical Member-

ship Network. The local air medical

transport company, CALSTAR, is part

of the network

Responds to emergency scenes

Hospital-to-hospital transport to closest medical facility

Membership covers everyone in household

No out-of-pocket expenses if flown by a network pro-

vider

District Newsletter February 2018

January 29, 2018 notes by Erik Aanestad

President Scott had warm words for our fellow Rotarian,

Dick Panzika, who passed away recently. Dick’s memorial

was held on January 26th

, was well attended by Rotary

members, and a wonderful tribute to a great and honor-

able man who lived an amazing life. He will surely be

missed by all of us at Rotary.

Scott reminded us to complete and

turn in our volunteer hour forms.

He announced club birthdays and

club anniversaries. Congratulations

to Chuck & Carol Elizondo on 60

years of marriage!

Perfect attendance was given to

Chris Parks.

Paul Harris awards were given

to Jon Peek, Blake Smith, Dave

Peeler, Tim McCall.

The “Service above Self” Award of

the month for club recognition was

given to Judy Bagley and Anita Dan-

iels.

Erik Aanestad

was the craft

speaker, and

spoke about

growing up in Ne-

vada County, his

wife and family, and his estate planning

law firm, Aanestad Law – as well as the

importance of being involved with Rotary. It was a great

talk! (can I say that?)

Terry Ann Ferguson was the lucky raffle winner.

The meeting was concluded with the four way test.

Rotary Club of Grass Valley

P.O. Box 1213 – Grass Valley, CA 95945

Meeting location: Monday at 12:15 PM

Holbrooke Hotel, 212 W. Main St, GV

Make Up Meetings

Members who miss a regular meeting

may make-up by attending any other

Rotary club’s meeting within 14 days

before or after the missed meeting.

Tuesday

7:00 a.m. Grass Valley South,

Union Square Bldg— 6pm social

last Tues of month

12:00 Auburn, Auburn Elks Lodge

12:15 Penn Valley, Players Pizza

5:00 Auburn Sunset, Sierra Grill

E-makeup: www.rotaryeclubone.org

Wednesday

7:00 a.m. 49er Breakfast Club,

Trolley Junction, Nevada City

Thursday

12:15 Auburn Gold Country

The Ridge Golf Course

12:00 Nevada City, National Hotel

Except 1st & 3rd Thurs @ 5:30pm

Lunch Menu for February & March

- The Holbrooke Classic Club Sandwich - Fish and Chips with coleslaw - The Holbrooke Melt—Grilled cheeseburger and fries - Gorgonzola Steak Salad - Soup of the Day and bread

District Newsletter February 2018

February 5, 2018

A great group of students of the month

1st place Club music contest

2nd place Club music contest

White marble this week

Casino Night collage