EAST HONOLULU ROTARIANApril 2nd, 2007Rotary Global History FellowshipFounded in 2000, Rotary Global History Fellowship http://www.rotaryhistoryfellowship.org/ accumulates and preserves the complete history, values and philosophy of the Rotary movement. It contains over 3,000 articles on the history of Rotary International. In addition to preserving history, you could find more about what Rotary does in the "features" section http://www.rghf.org/ including several well known e-newsletter which offer to interested parties for free: "What Paul Harris Said,", "Why I am a Rotarian," and "Our Foundation Newsletter". Estimated readership is 1,560,000 readers per year as many of the recipients print the features in newsletters and on websites. Many are forwarded to larger audiences. Membership is only $25 per Rotary year or $100 for five years. This is open to Rotarians, spouses, and Rotaractors worldwide. Contributions of $100 or more will be acknowledged. Dues and other contributions from members are used to pay internet, convention, and other membership related costs. You can sign up online at www.historycomment.org Special Rotary Tabloid in Honolulu AdvertiserOn Sunday, 5/27/07, a special tabloid in the Honolulu Advertiser entitled “Navigating The Future ... Rotary Leads The Way” will be featured. This special tabloid will communicate the value of Rotary and identify its business sponsors as community-minded organizations. To make the insert work, the Honolulu Advertiser needs sponsors and advertisers. Why become a sponsor?Make sure consumers know that the Rotary Four-Way Test is practiced by your business. Let other Rotarians know what your business has to offer. Be part of this highly visible publication that celebrates Rotary’s rich history of service in Hawaii. A separate flyer will be sent along with this bulletin with rates and details. UPCOMING SPEAKERSApr. 9: Dave Curtis, Oahu Civil DefenseApr. 16: Bill Teeter, speech team coach at Lab SchoolApr. 23: Dr. Tyrie Jenkins on “eye disease and its influence on art”Apr. 30: Ken Bailey of Volunteer GuardiansMay 7: *** available for speaker ***May 14: Prof. Ron Becker on Homeland Security Leadership Development program at ChaminadeMay 21: Club AssemblyMay 28: DARK (District Conference weekend)Jun. 4: Club Birthday CelebrationIf you have an idea for a speaker, contact Terence Yeh at tyeh@asbhawaii.com with the name and number.
 Top Left: Shannon Smith was inducted into the Rotary Club of East Honolulu on March 26, 2007. Pictured with Shannon are club president Naomi Masuno and sponsor Ian Ross (for Faye Ross). Shannon is a realtor with Prudential Locations. Congratulations to Shannon for joining the Rotary family! Above: Jim Clark is recognized as the newest Rotary Benefactor by AG Laura Steelquist (also a member and past president of East Honolulu). Bottom Left: Dr. Joyce Kitay is recognized as the newest Paul Harris Fellow by AG Laura Steelquist. An overview of what it means to be a Rotary Benefactor and Paul Harris Fellow is presented below.
A Rotary Benefactor is anyone who informs the Rotary Foundation in writing that he/she has made provisions in his/her will or estate plan naming the Foundation’s Permanent Fund a beneficiary, or has made an outright gift of $1,000 or more to the Permanent Fund. The Permanent Fund builds long-term stability for the future of the Rotary Foundation by providing an extra stream of income to meet increasing demands for the Foundation’s educational, humanitarian, and cultural programs.
Anyone who contributes or in whose name is contributed a gift of $1,000 or more to the Annual Programs Fund of the Rotary Foundation becomes a Paul Harris Fellow. A Rotary Foundation Sustaining Member is an individual who has given, or in whose honor a gift was made, a contribution of $100, with the stated intention of making additional contributions until $1,000 is reached (i.e. working towards a Paul Harris Fellow).
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