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RI President 2015-16 K.R. RAVINDRAN District 5340 Governor 2015-16 JANICE KURTH LJGT Rotary President 2015-16 BEVERLY FRITSCHNER EVENTS calendar and speakers FEBRUARY 2016 - SPEAKER 12....................... Fascinating Facts about Our Presidents • Richard Lederer • 19.................... Interact Student Exchange Program 2015 • Krishna and Bonnie Arora • G ary Krahn is a graduate of the US Military Academy at West Point and served for over 29 years on active duty before retiring in the grade of Brigadier General. A signifi- cant part of his military career was as a mathematician, edu- cator and problem solver; cul- minating as the Professor and Head of the Department of Mathematical Sciences at West Point. His Ph.D. is in applied mathematics and his areas of research include cryptography, leadership, and learning. Gary redesigned the mathematics program at West Point and consulted with Universities and Colleges to emphasize ap- propriate problem solving and reasoning in curriculum de- sign. Gary has been an invited speaker at the National Acad- emy of Sciences, National Sci- ence Foundation, the Mathe- matics Association of America, and at numerous Universities around the world. In 2004, Gary deployed to Afghani- stan to establish and build the 18th University in Af- ghanistan; hiring the initial 51 Afghan faculty members and shaping the curriculum. Gary’s focus is on gently guid- ing students to become leaders of character who can anticipate and respond effectively to the uncertainties and opportuni- ties of a rapidly changing tech- nological, social, political, and economic world. He strongly believes that K-12 education will be the significant ingredi- ent for the future success of our nation. On July 1, 2015, Gary became the Head of La Jolla Country Day School. GARY KRAHN HEADMASTER LA JOLLA COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL www.ljcds.org THE GOLDEN FEBRUARY 05, 2016 LA JOLLA GOLDEN TRIANGLE ROTARY CLUB’S NEWSLETTER www.lajollagtrotary.org
Transcript of LA JOLLA HEADMASTER COUNTRY DAY LA JOLLA
RI President 2015-16 K.R. RAVINDRAN
District 5340 Governor 2015-16 JANICE KURTHLJGT Rotary President 2015-16BEVERLY FRITSCHNER
EVENTScalendar
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LA JOLLA
SCHOOLCOUNTRY DAY
FEBRUARY 2016 - SPEAKER
12....................... Fascinating Facts about Our Presidents• Richard Lederer •
19....................Interact Student Exchange Program 2015• Krishna and Bonnie Arora •
Gary Krahn is a graduate of the US Military Academy
at West Point and served for over 29 years on active duty before retiring in the grade of Brigadier General. A signifi-cant part of his military career was as a mathematician, edu-cator and problem solver; cul-minating as the Professor and Head of the Department of Mathematical Sciences at West Point. His Ph.D. is in applied mathematics and his areas of research include cryptography, leadership, and learning. Gary redesigned the mathematics program at West Point and consulted with Universities
and Colleges to emphasize ap-propriate problem solving and reasoning in curriculum de-sign.
Gary has been an invited speaker at the National Acad-emy of Sciences, National Sci-ence Foundation, the Mathe-matics Association of America, and at numerous Universities around the world. In 2004, Gary deployed to Afghani-stan to establish and build the 18th University in Af-ghanistan; hiring the initial 51 Afghan faculty members and shaping the curriculum.
Gary’s focus is on gently guid-ing students to become leaders of character who can anticipate and respond effectively to the uncertainties and opportuni-ties of a rapidly changing tech-nological, social, political, and economic world. He strongly believes that K-12 education will be the significant ingredi-ent for the future success of our nation.
On July 1, 2015, Gary became the Head of La Jolla Country Day School.
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THE GOLDEN
FEBRUARY 05, 2016LA JOLLA GOLDEN TRIANGLE ROTARY CLUB’S NEWSLETTER
www.lajollagtrotary.org
William MooreReporter
REPORTfrom last meetingR
Susan SchwarzCoordinator
UPCOMING REPORTERFEBRUARY 201605........................ Louis Scotti 12................... Leanne Cusick 19...................... Sheila Henry 26.....................Jacquie Reilly
Our Rotarian of the Day was Lori Bende. She brought the whole clan and was
offering Girl Scout Cookies at a friends and family discount of: retail price. Still worth it. They’ll be back next week, so get your Thin Mints here! On a more somber note, Debbie Galgut passed away. We are sorry to see her go, but are glad to have had her in our lives. Marty Rosenstein was, unfortunately, unable to continue on as President Elect for 2016-2017. But the Club has gotten very lucky in that Antonio Grillo-Lopez has agreed to serve as Club President for 2016-2017! Pete Griffith moved that Antonio be so elected. Dory Beatrice seconded that motion. And Antonio Grillo-Lopez was so elected by unanimous voice vote and standing ovation! Erik Mjoen brought his whole clan of unruly Vikings so that his youngest daughter could be presented with her red badge.
Fary Moini presented us with a banner from the Guney Rotary Club in Turkey after returning from her most recent trip to Afghanistan. Ron Kohl presented, Paul Harris Fellowships to Anna Sample, who only recently joined the club but has gotten off to a great start! Ron also told us that 75% of club has contributed to Rotary Foundation this year. If you are one of the 25% who hasn’t, come on down! Alex Monroe asked us to remember the fundraiser April 23 from 12:30pm to 5:30pm. You can buy 5 tickets ($150 total) or bring in a corporate sponsorship (min $500, but that’s actually less because it’s somebody else’s money!) Remember that the target audience for the sponsorships is service oriented companies, people you see regularly (Bank, hairstylist, restaurants, etc.) Alex even gave us a sponsorship packet with a script to follow. It’s super easy: “We’re advertising the event so it makes a sponsorship worthwhile!” Linda Stouffer and Dennis
Jacobs announced the road rally. There were people with curly hair, and now they don’t have curly hair anymore but Denny is still bald. It was very confusing. Something something Road Rally. Lisa Galstian announced we will have a wine raffle next week from the private reserve of Eric Freeberg. “Friends don’t let friend’s wine alone.” Our Speaker was Marty Martins, who is a former prosecutor who looks exactly like you’d think a former prosecutor would look. He told a lot of great stories debunking Hollywood myths about law enforcement. But for the minutes we’ll condense it down to the five phrases you actually need to know:
-“I have nothing to say.”-“Am I free to go?”-“No, I do not consent to a search.”-“I will not take the breathalyzer.”-“I want a lawyer.”
Happy Groundhog’s Day!
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Will Moore .......................... 02
Bonnie Arora ........................10
Carlson, Kevin......................12
Ellen Bryson ........................14
Sandi Rimer .........................14
Eric Fuller ...........................18
Linda Andrews ....................19
Sara Hogue ..........................23
Jan Percival-Lipscomb ........25
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FIRST AND SECOND PRIZES: 2 Packages each with 6 bottles of Wine from the Cellar of Eric and Sandy Freeberg.
Each Package has these 5 wines:• Davis Bynum, Pinot Noir, 2013, Jane’s Vineyard, Sonoma County.• High Flyer Doctor’s Vineyard Pinot Noir 2011. • Kermit Lynch Cotes Du Rhone 2013. • Kaiken Cabernet Sauvignon-Malbec-Petit Verdot Terroir Series 2012• Maroon Napa Valley, Heritage Collection, 2012, Cabernet Sauvignon
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Each package of wine has one bottle that is different. One package has this wine:• 2013 Château Saint-Roch «Chimères» Côtes du Roussillon-Villages.
One package has this wine:• Broadbent Vinho Verde. White wine from Portugal.
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THIRD PRIZE:Third prize is a magnum of this wine.• 2011 Cono Sur “Organic Series” Cabernet Sauvignon-Carmenere Colchagua Valley
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Jay Hatfield was born Anaheim, California. After spending the first six years of his life in Orange County, his family migrated north to Sandy, Oregon, a little town located at the base of Mt. Hood. His formative years were spent living in a log house on the shores of the Sandy River.
Jay earned his Bachelor’s Degree in International Business/Economics at California State University, Stanislaus. He spent a year at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark, which gave him the opportunity to travel throughout Europe. He also holds a certificate in Fundraising & Development from UCSD.
In Jay’s early career, he was a Fitness Instructor, Personal Trainer, Spa Director and Health & Fitness Manager at several establishments in Southern California. He spent 7 years working at The Betty Ford Center in Rancho Mirage, and served on the Board of the Governor’ Council on Physical Fitness and Sports.
He changed careers in 1990 and joined the Braille Institute in Rancho Mirage as the Assistant Regional Director. He became the Regional Director two years later and married his wife of 24 years, Sheila. They have three children: Heather 22, Houston 21, and Hallyn 18. They also have a grandson Caden, who is 3.
Jay & family moved to San Diego in 1998 as a new Braille Institute Center in UTC was being built. He has been a Rotarian for 22 years, joining the Rancho Mirage Rotary Club in 1994 and the La Jolla Golden Triangle Rotary Club in 1998. He is a former Board Member and Past President (2007/08) of The Most Dynamic Rotary Club in the World!
JAY HATFIELD H A T FI E L D
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JAY HATFIELD BRAILLE INSTITUTE
Director of Philanthropy, Planned Giving & Major Gifts For San Diego, Riverside,
San Bernardino & Imperial Counties.
www.BrailleInstitute.org(858) 404.5002 or (800) 272-4553 Ext 5002
Kindness is a language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see.
_Mark Twain
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PRESIDENT .......................................................................................Bev Fritschner
PRESIDENT ELECT (2016-17) ...................................Antonio J. Grillo-López, MD
PRESIDENT ELECT ELECT (2017-18) .................................................Alex Monroe
TREASURER .................................................................................... Sharon Council
SECRETARY ............................................................................................ Rick Binder
PAST-PRESIDENT/FOUNDATION ............................................................Ron Kohl
La Jolla Golden Triangle
ROTARY CLUBP.O. Box 13023La Jolla, CA 92039www.LaJollaGTRotary.org
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