This week's Program:
"City of Arlington Environmental Services"
Bob Weber
Bob Weber is the Environmental Services Administrator for the City of Arlington. Bob has worked for the City for the past 21 years and manages the Solid Waste & Recycling Division. He is responsible for all aspects of solid waste disposal and collection
services within Arlington and oversees the Environmental Programs Coordinator responsible for the City's recycling programs.
He holds a Solid Waste Managers Class "A" License issued by the state and is here to provide an insight into landfill operations This was actually a very interesting program on the City's landfill.
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FUTURE PROGRAMS
April 27
Off-site meeting at Thornton Elementary
May 4 Professors of the Year Award Presentations - Tarrant County College
May 11 Professors of the Year Award Presentations - University of Texas at
Arlington
May 18 TBD
May 25 Scholarship Presentations
Bring a Guest to Our Meetings!
One of the best ways to show prospective new members what Rotary is all about is to invite them to one of our meetings. And if you would like to see a particular speaker or find out more about a particular topic, let Will Ross know - reach him at
[email protected]
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GREETERS SCHEDULE
April 27 Samir Ahuja (1), Henry Armstrong (2), Rob Asplet
May 4 Kevin Barlow (1), David Berg (2), Tony Blauvelt
May 11 David Bryant (1), Mark Cloud (2), George Coker
May 18 Don Cole (1), Kent Couch (2), Mel Crosier
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THE FINE PROGRAM SCHEDULE
April 27 Cindy Wright
May 4 Samir Ahuja
May 11 Rick McVay
May 18 Shane Ferrell
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THE MEMBERSHIP MINUTE SCHEDULE
April 27 Shane Ferrell
May 4 Chip May
May 11 Samir Ahuja
May 18 Cindy Wright
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TABLET GIVE-A-WAY AT THORNTON ELEMENTARY
A second grade boy and a fourth grade girls were the lucky winners of the tablets this morning at Thornton Elementary. They won in a drawing of all students who had perfect attendance last six weeks. (One would think they would be all smiles.)
Representing Sunrise Rotary are Tony Blauvelt (far left), Jack Thornton (4th from left), then Mark Cloud, Colby Van Sickler, and Steve Dixon (back row right). |
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UPCOMING ROTARY EVENTS
April 21-22 Sunrise Rotary "New" Board Retreat
April 28 Adoption Awareness Picnic, Fielder Church
May 3 1st Annual Clay Shoot for PhasedIn (see below)
May 4 SBA "Salute to Small Business" Awards Luncheon
May 5 Blue Collar Olympics (See below)
May 6 Flag Program Workday - ALL HANDS ON DECK! 2 p.m. @ Colors Carpet!
May 8 Sunrise Rotary Board meeting (new date), David's BBQ, 7:00 a.m.
May 11 - 13 Highland Games, Decatur, TX
May 12 Highlands Rotary "Casino Night" fundraiser - CANCELED -
May 19-20 District Conference, DFW Hyatt
May 26 Flag Day - Memorial Day - Display at 6:00 a.m.
May 29 Flag Day - Memorial Day - Pick up at 6:00 p.m.
June 5 Sunrise Rotary Board Meeting, David's BBQ, 7:00 p.m.
June 14 Flag Day - Flag Day - Display at 6 a.m., Pick up at 6 p.m.
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FROM THE PRESIDENT: DISTRICT CONFERENCE TIME
The 2018 District 5790 ALL CLUBS CELEBRATION is May 18-20, 2018 a the DFW Hyatt. I highly encourage all to attend the conference, particularly the luncheon on 5/18.
Chris McLucas is the District Governor and is from our club. We should support him in this, his big, final event of the 2017-18 Rotary year.
Please go the the District website to register:
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1st ANNUAL CLAY SHOOT FOR PHASED IN
Phased IN is hosting its 1st Annual Clay Shoot at Elm Fork Shooting Sports in Dallas, Texas on Thursday, May 3. Breakfast and registration begin at 8:30 am. Clays fly at 10 am. Lunch & awards at 1 pm
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Registration (includes ammo) -
Individual: $400
Team: $1200
Corporate sponsoring available. Visit our website for details!
http://phasedin.org/ events/clay-shoot
If you enjoy shooting skeet or know someone who does. Either come out or pass on to others. This could be a great fundraiser for the Phased In build.
Colby S. Van Sickler
President - Arlington Sunrise Rotary 2016-2017
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BLUE COLLAR OLYMPICS FOR PHASED IN
Come join us on May 5 for our 2018 Sunrise Blue Collar Olympics! Enjoy golf, washers, horseshoes, bowling, pool, and darts. And don't forget the BBQ!
Registration
: $125/person ($250 Team) - Gets you entry to the event.
All sponsors will be placed on a Main Banner that will travel with us throughout the day.
Team
Team Sponsors: $150
- Both players will get T-shirts with your name or the Sponsors name on the back.
Hole Sponsors: $100.00 - Will have signage at the hole you sponsor and you can have someone set up on the Tee Box if you like.
Washers Sponsors: $250 - Will have signage at the Pavilion where we play washers and will be given awards for top 3 places to the players.
Horseshoe Sponsors: $250 - Will have signage at the Pavilion where we play washers and will be given awards for top 3 places to the players.
Bowling Sponsors: 2 sponsors @ $250 or one @ $500 - Will have signage at the Pavilion where we play washers and will be given awards for top 3 places to the players.
Pool Sponsors: $250 - Will have signage at the Pavilion where we play washers and will be given awards for top 3 places to the players.
Dart Sponsors: $250 - Will have signage at the Pavilion where we play washers and will be given awards for top 3 places to the players.
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HIGHLANDS CLUB FUNDRAISER
Due to a variety of reasons and a Club vote, the Arlington Highlands Rotary Club has opted to cancel their May 12th Casino night and maybe do it at a future date.
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- Go to: https://www.rotaryeclubone.org/programs.htm and watch a video or read an article.
- Attend a Sunrise Rotary social event. (Christmas party and other Sunrise social gatherings)
- Work on a Sunrise Rotary project (flags,PhasedIn, Blood drive, Highland games, etc.)
- Attend a Sunrise Rotary Board meeting. (1st Tuesday, 7:00 a.m., David's BBQ)
- If you're in a travel status, get the Rotary Club Finder app for your smartphone and find a Club in/near the town you are visiting - even outside of the United States!
- Attend another local Rotary Club meeting. There are seven other Rotary Clubs in Arlington that you can make up at. Here's a list of them:
- Arlington North Rotary, Monday at Noon, Texas Land & Cattle, N. Arlington
- Arlington West Rotary, Tuesday at Noon, Shady Valley Golf Club
- Arlington Highlands Rotary, Tuesday at 6 p.m., Dave & Busters in the Arlington Highlands
- Arlington Sunset Rotary, Tuesday at 6 p.m., J. Gilligan's on E. Abram
- Arlington Rotary, Thursday at Noon, 1st United Methodist Church
- Arlington Great Southwest Rotary, Thursday at 6 p.m., Humperdink's @ Six Flags
- Arlington South Rotary, Friday at Noon, Spring Creek BBQ, S. Cooper
Here's the catch:
You literally have a whole month in order to work your "make up" into your busy schedule - within 2 weeks prior to the meeting you will miss and within 2 weeks after the meeting you miss.
So you see, there really is no valid excuse
for you not having PERFECT ATTENDANCE.
But there is one major step to ensure your make-up is validated - you must report it to Club Secretary Sheri Hall at
[email protected].
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ARLINGTON SUNRISE ROTARY
BOARD OF DIRECTORS, 2017-2018
President Steve Dixon
President Elect Shane Ferrell
Secretary Sheri Hall
Treasurer Jonathan Januta
Membership Don Ferrell
Sargent-at-Arms James Watson
Administration Dwayne Lee
Community Services 1 Sam Thomas
Community Services 2 Alan Walter
Youth Services Mark Cloud
Vocational Services Kevin Barlow
Foundation Chip May
International Services Samir Ahuja
Special Programs Cindy Wright
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