Groaner – Jay
Pledge – Judson
Prayer – Aaron E
4 way test – Curtis
Visiting Rotarians
Cliff Payne
Zoran Sajovic
Helene Sajovic
Happy $s
Zoran – grandchild born
Adam R - $1 he got married
Adam R - $5 because Nicole married him
Matt – Something about Kentucky wildcats
Olivia – Something about a sports team
Nick – Something about Saracyuse sports
Wooley – Brynn asked us outrageous state laws $11
Raffle up to $244
Club News
Patrick is the incoming President but we need a VP & other positions filled. Contact Kevin or Patrick if you are interested in stepping into a leadership position
Events
Jan 29th – Habitat for Humanity. We need 6 volunteers.
Feb 22nd – Oakcrest Cookout 5:30 – 7 :30
Mar 8 or 15 – Pensacola Brewery Tour
Tonight’s Speaker
Sherry Starling with Big Brothers and Big Sisters
Community Announcements
Feb 11 -12 Junior Achievement Bowl-a-thon
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Seville Rotary Meeting 10/26/2010
Seville Rotary Club Minutes: Combined meeting with PYP & Propeller Club
Seville Rotary – Traditional meeting opening by Club President, Kevin Ryan.
Groaner: Matt Stanley
Prayer/Pledge: Patrick J.
Happy Dollars:
Chad Stacy – War Eagle! Paid $3.00 for all things good in Auburn Football.
Brynn Ammon – Yay! Cleveland Browns 30 / Saints 17
Seville Happenings:
• T-shirts are in!! Alecia will invoice once she sorts out the computer debacle; you can pick up at the meetings.
• Martini Fest Tickets still being sold by International Group! (Nov. 6th)
• Oakcrest Read N Treat – this Thursday Oct 28th @ 5:30 @ Oakcrest Elementary (Wear your costume!)
• Barnes N Noble – Bookfair will be held on Dec 4th Contact Melanie Furman for info on volunteering.
PYP – Membership Chair, Will Grace
• Meeting with Five Flags group on Nov. 9th (Winterfest).
• Currently holding a membership drive; pay $100 now and get Nov./Dec. of this year free.
• PYP members can recruit members for $25 credit, up to 4 members.
• More info: http://pensacolayp.com/
Propeller Club – Amy Miller, Port of Pensacola
• The Bay Area Port of Historic Pensacola Propeller Club is a branch of the National Propeller Club of the United States which is a grassroots, non-profit organization, whose membership resides throughout the United States and the world. It is dedicated to the enhancement and well-being of all interests of the maritime community on a national and international basis.
• Propeller Club meets on the 2nd Thursday each month @ Pensacola Yacht Club.
• Speakers and discussion of port.
• Raise money to provide scholarships each year.
• More info: http://www.pensacolapropellerclub.org/
Port of Pensacola – Clyde Mathis, Director of the Port of Pensacola
• "The Port of Pensacola - today and tomorrow's outlook". (Cheers for having a meeting at 5:30 w/ drinks!)
• 50 Acre deep water port; Non-Operating, Landlord port – private companies “lease” use of port for cargo and cold storage.
• 1 of 14 in the state; 1 of 149 in the US
• Regional Impact as economic engine; Revenue from rents, cargo fees, dock fees, harbor fees, security fees.
• Customers include companies who transport/ store the following: liquid asphalt; limestone rock; dry cement products
• Diversified customer: cold storage including frozen chicken – big job producer!
• New customer : Industrial Supply / Offshore oil industry. Economic Impact: 350 seats on planes; 350+ hotel rooms; over 200K on galley supplies; 1.86M gas; 350K to port. CRA offered incentives to encourage port usage.
• Port’s financial stability: Over 7 years since city funds were given to the port; 1.82M used 1.6 to pay for bonds this year with 150K in account; no taxes used to subsidize port.
• Traditionally cargo focused but looking into ways to diversify business space at port area to increase jobs.
• Seeking input for parking lot area across form Fish House and/or tract of land that used to store asphalt; office space?; restaurant?; retail?; historic compliments to the area?;
Seville Rotary – Traditional meeting opening by Club President, Kevin Ryan.
Groaner: Matt Stanley
Prayer/Pledge: Patrick J.
Happy Dollars:
Chad Stacy – War Eagle! Paid $3.00 for all things good in Auburn Football.
Brynn Ammon – Yay! Cleveland Browns 30 / Saints 17
Seville Happenings:
• T-shirts are in!! Alecia will invoice once she sorts out the computer debacle; you can pick up at the meetings.
• Martini Fest Tickets still being sold by International Group! (Nov. 6th)
• Oakcrest Read N Treat – this Thursday Oct 28th @ 5:30 @ Oakcrest Elementary (Wear your costume!)
• Barnes N Noble – Bookfair will be held on Dec 4th Contact Melanie Furman for info on volunteering.
PYP – Membership Chair, Will Grace
• Meeting with Five Flags group on Nov. 9th (Winterfest).
• Currently holding a membership drive; pay $100 now and get Nov./Dec. of this year free.
• PYP members can recruit members for $25 credit, up to 4 members.
• More info: http://pensacolayp.com/
Propeller Club – Amy Miller, Port of Pensacola
• The Bay Area Port of Historic Pensacola Propeller Club is a branch of the National Propeller Club of the United States which is a grassroots, non-profit organization, whose membership resides throughout the United States and the world. It is dedicated to the enhancement and well-being of all interests of the maritime community on a national and international basis.
• Propeller Club meets on the 2nd Thursday each month @ Pensacola Yacht Club.
• Speakers and discussion of port.
• Raise money to provide scholarships each year.
• More info: http://www.pensacolapropellerclub.org/
Port of Pensacola – Clyde Mathis, Director of the Port of Pensacola
• "The Port of Pensacola - today and tomorrow's outlook". (Cheers for having a meeting at 5:30 w/ drinks!)
• 50 Acre deep water port; Non-Operating, Landlord port – private companies “lease” use of port for cargo and cold storage.
• 1 of 14 in the state; 1 of 149 in the US
• Regional Impact as economic engine; Revenue from rents, cargo fees, dock fees, harbor fees, security fees.
• Customers include companies who transport/ store the following: liquid asphalt; limestone rock; dry cement products
• Diversified customer: cold storage including frozen chicken – big job producer!
• New customer : Industrial Supply / Offshore oil industry. Economic Impact: 350 seats on planes; 350+ hotel rooms; over 200K on galley supplies; 1.86M gas; 350K to port. CRA offered incentives to encourage port usage.
• Port’s financial stability: Over 7 years since city funds were given to the port; 1.82M used 1.6 to pay for bonds this year with 150K in account; no taxes used to subsidize port.
• Traditionally cargo focused but looking into ways to diversify business space at port area to increase jobs.
• Seeking input for parking lot area across form Fish House and/or tract of land that used to store asphalt; office space?; restaurant?; retail?; historic compliments to the area?;
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Seville Rotary Meeting 10/19/2010
Guests
Evan Munro of Jon Pruitt
Lindsey Hutto of Beau Peterson
Visiting Rotarian's
Kathy Brown / Pensacola
Rick Lambert / Subwest
Bill Marchi / Subwest
Jerold Hall / Subwest
Leon Hirsh / Pensacola North
Ted Kirchhar / Subwest
Happy Dollars
Jay, going to Chicago in the morning!
Jerry, Happy Jay is leaving!
Stephen M, Happy Deluna Fest was a success!
Melanie, 2nd the Deluna Fest!
Beau, glad Willie is still alive!
Leon, Happy Curtis made it through his first anniversary!
Minutes
Don't forget when you sign up for one of our outside functions, it counts as a make-up for a missed meeting
Day of Caring this Friday
Ten have signed up and will be doing some repairs at the United Way Office. Thanks to those who are attending and if you want to participate contact Charles James.
Read N Treat @ Oakcrest Elementary
Thursday, Oct 28th...time to be determined
If you would like to participate, please email Becky Camarillo
If you can not go and would still like to bring a bag of halloween candy, you can do so and drop off at next weeks meeting. We really need candy!!!!!
Meeting next week, Oct. 26th, will be in the Apple Annie's room with PYP and the Propeller Club
November 1st, Combined Rotary Clubs of Pensacola will have their annual Military Appreciation Luncheon....this will count as our meeting that week, so we do not have a meeting on Nov. 2nd
Save the date for Jan 29th, we will be working with Habitat for Humanity. More details to come later!
Still time to order shirts, email Alecia Overman your size!
Mugs are now available for sale, email Becky Camarillo if you would like to order!
2 for $12
4 for $20
Guest Speaker
Leon had the pleasure to introduce our guest speaker, John Capps.
John is a "Super Rotarian" from North Carolina, who reminded us tonight of why we all joined Rotary in the first place, what it means to be a Rotarian. He showed us
ROTARY, stands for:
Relationships (building strong bonds within)
Opportunity (Take advantage of it)
Today (today is today, tomorrow is tomorrow)
Attitude (Have the right one, speak up and just say Hello!)
Responsibility (What will be your legacy)
You (you are important and valuable)
Evan Munro of Jon Pruitt
Lindsey Hutto of Beau Peterson
Visiting Rotarian's
Kathy Brown / Pensacola
Rick Lambert / Subwest
Bill Marchi / Subwest
Jerold Hall / Subwest
Leon Hirsh / Pensacola North
Ted Kirchhar / Subwest
Happy Dollars
Jay, going to Chicago in the morning!
Jerry, Happy Jay is leaving!
Stephen M, Happy Deluna Fest was a success!
Melanie, 2nd the Deluna Fest!
Beau, glad Willie is still alive!
Leon, Happy Curtis made it through his first anniversary!
Minutes
Don't forget when you sign up for one of our outside functions, it counts as a make-up for a missed meeting
Day of Caring this Friday
Ten have signed up and will be doing some repairs at the United Way Office. Thanks to those who are attending and if you want to participate contact Charles James.
Read N Treat @ Oakcrest Elementary
Thursday, Oct 28th...time to be determined
If you would like to participate, please email Becky Camarillo
If you can not go and would still like to bring a bag of halloween candy, you can do so and drop off at next weeks meeting. We really need candy!!!!!
Meeting next week, Oct. 26th, will be in the Apple Annie's room with PYP and the Propeller Club
November 1st, Combined Rotary Clubs of Pensacola will have their annual Military Appreciation Luncheon....this will count as our meeting that week, so we do not have a meeting on Nov. 2nd
Save the date for Jan 29th, we will be working with Habitat for Humanity. More details to come later!
Still time to order shirts, email Alecia Overman your size!
Mugs are now available for sale, email Becky Camarillo if you would like to order!
2 for $12
4 for $20
Guest Speaker
Leon had the pleasure to introduce our guest speaker, John Capps.
John is a "Super Rotarian" from North Carolina, who reminded us tonight of why we all joined Rotary in the first place, what it means to be a Rotarian. He showed us
ROTARY, stands for:
Relationships (building strong bonds within)
Opportunity (Take advantage of it)
Today (today is today, tomorrow is tomorrow)
Attitude (Have the right one, speak up and just say Hello!)
Responsibility (What will be your legacy)
You (you are important and valuable)
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Seville Rotary Meeting 10/12/2010
Club News
Next week John Capps will be visiting us. We will be meeting at our regular location & time.
Club T-Shirts
T-Shirts for our club are in the works! They are $15 and if you have not given your size to Alecia. alecia@aoverman.com
Club Pilsner Glasses
2 for $12
4 for $20
Bring your money to Alecia or Becky
Rotary Faces from Equador Calendar
View A Sample of the January Page
Guayaquil Rotary Club District 4400
$12 including shipping & handling
Email Becky if you would like to place an order
becky.camarillo@yahoo.com
Speaker Tonight
No guest speaker. Tonight we had a club networking event.
Announcements
Walk a Mile for Alzheimer's is Saturday, November 13, 2010. Go to the Walk A Mile website to sign up, recruit teammates, and learn more.
Walk A Mile website to sign up
Next week John Capps will be visiting us. We will be meeting at our regular location & time.
Club T-Shirts
T-Shirts for our club are in the works! They are $15 and if you have not given your size to Alecia. alecia@aoverman.com
Club Pilsner Glasses
2 for $12
4 for $20
Bring your money to Alecia or Becky
Rotary Faces from Equador Calendar
View A Sample of the January Page
Guayaquil Rotary Club District 4400
$12 including shipping & handling
Email Becky if you would like to place an order
becky.camarillo@yahoo.com
Speaker Tonight
No guest speaker. Tonight we had a club networking event.
Announcements
Walk a Mile for Alzheimer's is Saturday, November 13, 2010. Go to the Walk A Mile website to sign up, recruit teammates, and learn more.
Walk A Mile website to sign up
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Seville Rotary Meeting 10/5/2010
Club News
Congratulations to Brynn Ammon who accepted the Vice President role of our club!
T-Shirts for our club are in the works! They are $15 and if you have not given your size to Alecia. alecia@aoverman.com
Read and Treat for Oakcrest Elementary School is Oct. 28th. We need candy to pass out so please bring a bag to our meeting.
Speaker Tonight
Carlton Proctor with Pensacola News Journal who gave us some insight on our economy and the positives that our community has seen recently.
Don't forget to bring your dollars bills next week...50/50 is at $179!!
Rotary Foundation Gala for District 6940
November 19, 2010
University Center Club
Florida State University
Tallahasee, FL
Cocktails 6pm
Dinner 646pm
$35 per person
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Seville Rotary Meeting 09/28/2010
Visiting Rotarians
Cliff Payne of Pensacola Rotary
Guests
Dove Day of Judson
David Chmiel of Brynn
Richard Turner of Patrick J
Steve Wilmer of Olevia
Lindsey Hutto of Adam E
50/50:
Pot is currently at $171! Kathleen did not pull the joker for both weeks...
Club News:
Pensacola Museum of Art was a cool event last week, thanks to those who could make it! Tuesdays are Free Admission Days
Interested in United Way's Day of Caring? 13 have signed up so far and if you are interested as well, contact Charles James
Oakcrest Elementary Read and Treat night! DON'T FORGET TO START BRINGING HALLOWEEN CANDY IN TO THE MEETING for Oak Crest Read & Treat
SPEAKER: Bill Young
Convert Pensacola Downtown Wastewater Treatment Plant to a World Class Aquarium
Explained how we can convert the site to an aquarium and how its a win win for Pensacola. This kind of project has helped other cities grow like Chattanooga, TN that now has a great downtown atmosphere. It would be a great education piece for our student here and bring more to tourism industry, which is still currently our number 1 industry here.
For more information on how it can be done or who could do, visit marinescape.co.nz
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
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