details forthcoming

MARK THE DATE! This is our Annual Wine Tasting and Casino Party

Holy Trinity Hall (20523 Huebner Road)

Details are forthcoming - shooting for 250 participants in 2011 !

Executive Committee members have oversight on five key areas:

Josh Loden - Sales

Kent Kirkman - Entertainment & Publicity

Rick Riely - Logistics

Bob Bordelon - Food & Beverage

David Flack - Silent Auction

 Subcommittees with Chairs will be formed within

these five key areas. EVERYONE will be involved ~

This is our annual fundraiser and every member will have an operational role that evening before, during, and after the event! This is the one night that makes all our charity and scholarship giving possible!

3rd Annual VET DAY celebration with Sunrise Club

We meet at Silverhorn Golf Course at 7am, not the Club at Sonterra at Noon.

More details to follow !

9th Annual Awards & Recognition Banquet - MARK YOUR CALENDAR

             (posted June 18, 2010 ~ a full YEAR in advance!!)

GUEST OF HONOR: DGN Lisa Herring (confirmed June 17, 2010)

Easter is last Sunday in April, the 24th

details forthcoming

Location TBD

Save this date (more details are coming)

Mark these dates; details forthcoming

District Conference has changed – it is June 16-20, 2011.

 THIS COUNTS AS A MAKE-UP FOR SORC MEMBERS !!

Instead of our usual Second Tuesday on Sep 14th, we're having this "third Tuesday" instead for DG Joint Club Visit this month

WILL BE AT AUDEN's KITCHEN (in "The Big Room")

700 East Sonterra Boulevard (at Sigma Road)
San Antonio, TX 78258-4384
(210) 494-0070

 SERVICE PROJECT IS PART OF THIS MEETING:

Club members can bring new or gently used books  suitable for 6 months - 2 years old category (sometimes called "board books") and we may also order books through a district co-op with Scholastic Book Partners. 

more details at http://web.me.com/lmontgom/LITERACY/Outline.html

(date set April 2010) 

speaker pending

 "VOICE OF THE RAMPAGE" Broadcaster Dan Weiss

 dweiss@attcenter.com     http://www.sarampage.com

(booked July 29, 2010)

luncheon speaker pending

Luncheon speaker pending

speaker pending

Rod Rubbo

  http://www.thefundsa.org/where-does-money-go/

Rod Rubbo came to San Antonio to take on the challenge of managing and expanding theFund’s efforts to raise money for 28 local, qualified, nonprofit arts and cultural organizations in San Antonio. 

Before the call to San Antonio, Rod was president and CEO of the Cultural Center for the Arts in Canton, Ohio. While there, he was responsible for coordinating, planning, operating and managing the Cultural Center’s annual Fund for the Arts campaign and the center facilities.  

Prior to his nearly 30-year career at the Cultural Center, Rod was General Manager of the Ohio Ballet, General Manager for the North Carolina Dance Theatre at the North Carolina School for the Arts, and Company Manager for the Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania).

Rod earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 1971 from the University of Oklahoma. He received Americans for the Arts Michael Newton Award for leadership in the united arts field in 2002.

Rod also gives of his time and expertise to national arts and cultural associations. He was the 2002-2004 National Chairman for the Americans for the Arts United Arts Fund Council. Prior to that, he served fourteen years on the Board of Trustees for the Council. Other affiliations include membership in the Rotary Club of San Antonio ("Downtown" Club) and Cultural Alliance of San Antonio.

 Frank Mastrapasqua

Frank's background as an economist for almost forty years, plus having also managed other people's money for many years on Wall Street, will bring a unique perspective on today's market and economic headlines. Add his  M.B.A. in Economics and a Ph.D. in Finance & Economics from the NYU Graduate School of Business, and you'll appreciate his profound understanding of capital markets, as well as the influences of the U.S. and world economy.

Also see http://www.auscal.com/news/2010/MAM-ACFJune292010.pdf

About Mastrapasqua Asset Management, Inc. (www.mastrapasqua.com)

In 1993, Frank Mastrapasqua founded Mastrapasqua Asset Management. Mastrapasqua Asset Management is dedicated to growing long-term capital for clients. The firm, with 16 employees, offers an array of distinct products to meet the needs of individual and institutional investors. Mastrapasqua’s exclusive portfolios are derived from independent, in-house research with two goals in mind – Building Relationships. Building Wealth. Corporate offices are located in Nashville, Tennessee.

About Austin Calvert & Flavin, Inc. (www.auscal.com)

Austin Calvert & Flavin, Inc. (ACF) established in 1981 by Edward Austin, Jr. and Jonathan Calvert, is a well-established San Antonio firm known for its commitment of excellence and high ethical standards. It is widely respected for its track record of managing high quality equity and fixed income assets for individual and institutional clients.

Austin Calvert & Flavin
755 E. Mulberry Ave. Suite 470
San Antonio, TX 78212
Voice: (210) 353-0500

David Alan Marks, M.D.

http://www.pulmonarysleepinstitute.com/index.htm

Internal Medicine

540 Madison Oak Dr, Ste 560

San Antonio, TX 78258

(210) 494-4220

  Board Certified Pulmonary,

        Critical Care & Sleep Medicine

Graduated medical school in 2001, University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio; member of AOA (medical honor society)
Completed Internal medicine Residency 2004, UTHSCSA
Completed pulmonary/critical care/sleep fellowship 2007, UTHSCSA
Currently board certified in internal medicine, pulmonary medicine, sleep medicine, and critical care medicine

ALSO SEE http://www.pulmonarysleepinstitute.com/BCFS_pr.pdf

• Outside activities include scuba diving and flying (currently holds commercial multi engine IFR certificate)
• Professional interests include copd, pulmonary hypertension, sleep disorders and critical care medicine.

(confirmed Aug 25)

speaker pending

PCDG John Peterson on THE ROTARY FOUNDATION

(more details forthcoming; confirmed July 8th)

Dr. Matt Dwyer, Orthopedic Surgeon

 Orthopedic Performance Institute  1139 E Sonterra Blvd.

 http://orthopedicperformance.com/doctors.htm

•   Surgical and non-surgical means to treat musculoskeletal trauma, sports injuries, degenerative diseases, infections and congenital disorders.
  
  Services include: 
  General Orthopedics 
  General Pediatric Orthopedics 
  Total Joint Reconstructions: 
            Knee 
            Hip
            Shoulder
   Orthopedic Trauma 
  Sports Medicine 
  Arthroscopy 
  Reconstructive Surgery

(confirmed by Michal Moore August 3, 2010) 

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Lyle Larson, Republican Candidate for

Texas State Representative

Lyle Larson is a lifelong resident of the San Antonio area. Larson graduated from MacArthur High School and earned a BBA from Texas A&M. For the last 24 years, Larson has owned and operated a small business.

First elected in 1991, Larson served as San Antonio City Councilman, District 10 for 2 terms and as Bexar County Commissioner, Pct. 3 from 1997-2008.  Larson previously served as Chairman of the San Antonio Military Transformation Task Force, the San Antonio - Bexar County Metropolitan Planning Organization, the Alamo Area Council of Governments, and the Greater San Antonio Crime Commission.

House District 122

District 122 includes suburban Bexar County communities such as Castle Hills, Shavano Park and Hollywood Park. The district is 73 percent Anglo, with a per-capita income nearly double the state average. His position on key issues:

Fiscal Responsibility
Though Texas has enjoyed unprecedented growth over the course of the last few years, the effects of the national recession have led to predictions for a budget shortfall that range between $9 and $16 billion. To maintain a balanced budget, we must demonstrate fiscal restraint and prepare to make some tough decisions. Just as I lowered the tax rate seven times while serving on Bexar County Commissioners Court, I will work to protect taxpayers at the state level and ensure that the budget is balanced.

Transportation
Since 1986, the Texas Legislature has continuously cannibalized the state motor fuel tax fund, Fund 006, to balance the state budget. Diversions from Fund 006have created severe shortfalls in funding for state roadways. The Legislature must demonstrate discipline by utilizing Fund 006 exclusively for new highway construction and maintenance. If elected, I will work to end these diversions from Fund 006 and find ways to build the much needed additional capacity to our state roads.

Protecting San Antonio's Military Presence
As the former Chairman of the Military Transformation Task Force, I helped protect San Antonio's military facilities during the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) round. We were able to turn a projected loss of more than 1,000 jobs into a net gain of nearly 11,000 jobs, establishing south Texas as the home of all medical military medical training in the United States. I am committed to cultivating the military's presence in San Antonio and will work to develop solutions to protect the mission of Camp Bullis and Fort Sam Houston.

Education
The Texas Legislature has a responsibility to ensure Texas children receive the highest quality education so they are best equipped for their future after graduation. The Legislature also has a responsibility to you, the taxpayer, to ensure your investment in educating our children is used wisely. If elected, I will work to develop innovative strategies to reach the ultimate goal of increasing the quality of public education.

Awards Banquet this month was set a year ago (2010)

Kay Spears, Certified Clinical Nutritionist

 "TAKING CONTROL OF YOUR HEALTH"

Kay Spears, CCN, is considered among America's top nutrition experts in understanding and treating both the physical and the emotional elements of total health. With two locations in San Antonio, Kay's clients come from a variety of sources, including doctor referrals and word-of-mouth.

speaker or choir pending for this Friday luncheon

After today, we do not meet again until January 7, 2011

Probably not meeting May 27th...

The Rotary Theme for April is

THE ROTARIAN MAGAZINE

The Rotary Theme for December

 is FAMILY MONTH

There are three Friday luncheons this month

(we do NOT meet Dec. 24th or Dec 31st)

The Rotary Theme for February is

WORLD UNDERSTANDING MONTH

There are 3 luncheons this month (we don't meet for lunch on Feb 18th - see CASINO ROYALE below for evening of Feb 18th)

The Rotary Theme for January is

ROTARY AWARENESS MONTH

There are 4 luncheons this month (every Friday)

The Rotary Theme for March

 is LITERACY MONTH

There are 4 luncheons in March (every Friday)

The Rotary Theme for November is

 ROTARY FOUNDATION MONTH

• We meet 3 times this month, but only twice at The Club at Sonterra
• There are two Friday luncheons this month at the Club at Sonterra
• There is "pay at the door" (no prepay) Friday luncheon at Silverhorn Golf Course Friday Nov 5th
• And we do NOT meet Nov. 26th

The Rotary Theme for October is

VOCATIONAL SERVICE (4--Way Test) Month

There are five luncheons this month (every Friday)

INSTEAD OF OUR USUAL SECOND TUESDAY,

See Tuesday Sep 21st below ~  when District Governor Stephanie Macchia visits our club and Dominion Rotary Club

at Auden's Kitchen 

7,6,5,4,3,2,1.....

Enjoy Thanksgiving Weekend!

Details are forthcoming; this is a traditional Service Project of ours

see web site at  http://heartwalk.kintera.org/faf/home/default.asp?ievent=335597

We also want to support Michal, who is running that day: see that site at

 http://heartwalk.kintera.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=335597&lis=1&kntae335597=C3903DDE938C47E6A95D719A50B6551C&supId=57520311

Stay tuned for more details. Probably plan on 3 Fridays, as we traditionally take Memorial Day Weekend "off."

LONE STAR
Presidents-Elect Training Seminar
Presented for the Twenty-Fifth Year
by the 9 Lone Star P.E.T.S. Rotary Districts of Texas.
Friday March 18 – Sunday March 20, 2011, at the Hyatt Regency DFW Airport

Rick Riely, President-Elect, will be attending this event for SORC

Flyer (CLICK LINK BELOW) on it at

http://www.rotary.org/RIdocuments/en_pdf/c11_promo_piece_en.pdf

 LOCATION:

Water 2 Wine 5-7p

16630 San Pedro Ave 78232

Corner of Thousand Oaks & Hwy 281

210.344.WINE

sanantonio@water2wine.com

www.water2wine.com/sanantonio

Spring Break Mar 14-18

may be an offsite Holiday event today; details forthcoming

and let us all be grateful!

3rd Board Meeting of the 2010-2011 Rotary Year

Past Minutes, Financials & Agenda items

will be sent via email in advance to all Board Members

See list at http://www.stoneoaksarotary.org/Officers.cfm

ANYONE IS WELCOME TO ATTEND

LOCATION FOR BOARD MEETINGS THIS ROTARY YEAR

Brian Meek's Office (Conference Room)

19202 Huebner Road at Blanco Road
Suite 102 ~San Antonio, TX 78258
Tel: (210) 497-1574

Vince Nazzaro annually brings RYLA Team Leaders to this third Friday in January.