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Service Above Self
Welcome to our Club!
Meeting Time: Wednesday at 12:00 PM
Meeting Place: Atascadero Lake Pavilion
9315 Pismo Avenue
  Atascadero, CA 93422-4939
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Click to view image in actual size Editor: John Joyner   Date: Nov 1 2008

In parts of Africa and South Asia where maternity care is marginal and cesarean section is unavailable, a mother's labor may go on for days, especially if she is very young. The wall of the birth canal may be so injured by prolonged pressure that a hole develops between it and adjacent organs, resulting in permanent incontinence - the condition known as obstetric fistula. The physical effects of a fistula are bad enough, but more follows: the woman is typically abandoned by her husband, unable to bear more children, and shunned by her village. She has lost all status and dignity.

More than two million women in the world live with fistula. But Rotary is doing something about it. A fistula can be surgically repaired, just as a hernia can. And a life can be mended too, when rehabilitation, education, and vocational training follow the surgery. Rotarians in many parts of the world are using their time and money to help fistula victims recover their health, dignity, and independence.

The Rotary Club of Nassarawa-Kano, in Nigeria, and our club are co-sponsoring the Rehabilitation & Vocational Training Program in Kano, transforming fistula patients once regarded as outcasts into empowered, literate women with high self-esteem. The skills and knowledge acquired in the program make them economically independent members of their communities, with enviable status. They have options available to them that did not exist before. They are not only equipped economically to make their own decisions, but also have the information they need to make the best decisions. Our club's contribution of $5,000 will help transform 75 lives over the next two years.  
Editor: Webster, John   Date: Oct 9 2008

President Carl has just introduced a new scheme to help us bring new members. If you bring a prospective new member to a lunch meeting, you pay for the first lunch and the club will pay for the additional lunches until the member is inducted. In addition, if you bring a prospective new member to the 5 November meeting, the club will pay for their lunch. Sherm Smoot will be speaking about the Reno Air Races. Do your best to bring a prospective new member to this special meeting.  
Editor: Webster, John   Date: Nov 2 2008

Letter to the Editor in Telegram-Tribune 11 Oct 2008 I live very close to Atascadero High School. I live on the main "fast food lunch" route. Unfortunately, littering is a severe problem on my street and the surrounding streets. For many years, I have picked up the trash and complained to myself about it - but did nothing.
As I was driving home from work last week, it was with great pleasure that I saw a group of students, armed with trash bags, walking the neighborhood. I recognized one of the students and I called the family to express my appreciation. I was told it was the Interact Club from the high school. I sincerely doubt that any of these students caused the litter mess, but they are out there taking care of business.
They improved my neighborhood, they improved my mood and they improved the attitudes of several neighbors. Thank you, Interact.
I work for a school district and I can say with certainty that littering near schools is not only an Atascadero problem. I hope that other districts, other schools and other school clubs will see this letter and step up. Share and care for your neighborhoods.

Chris Shuck, Atascadero  
 News
New Member - Chris Toews
Nov 7 2008
by John Webster
Christopher (Chris) Toews has been sponsored by Randy Krumland for membership in the Rotary Club of Atascadero. Chris was previously a member of the club. Chris owns Chris Toews Law Office and his classification is Legal. Welcome back!
Casino Night Tickets
Oct 9 2008
by John Webster
Joanne has given out two admission tickets and one reverse drawing ticket to each member for Casino Night. Sell them, buy them or give them back right away. If you need more, see Joanne. Try to sell as many as possible.
Ethics Conference Meeting
Oct 9 2008
by John Webster
The Ethics Conference crew has scheduled its first meeting for 18th of November, 4:00pm at the new Chamber of Commerce. If you have questions give Joanne Main a call.
Firehouse Brew donates beer
Oct 9 2008
by John Webster
Firehouse brewing company has donated 10 cases of brew for our firefighters BBQ. This brewer is dedicated to helping firefighters and their family. Return the favor and next time you buy some beer, look for the Firehouse brand!
November is Paul Harris Fellowship month
Oct 9 2008
by John Webster
If you are planning to cash in your credits or your cash for a Paul Harris Fellowship then November is the month to do it. Please give Loretta a call and she can get your account sorted out for you.
RYLA kids needed!
Oct 9 2008
by John Webster
RYLA will be here before you know it. If you know a special junior at Atascadero High School who could take advantage of RYLA be sure to let Ray Johnson know. This is the chance of a lifetime.
 Upcoming Events
TGIF-R
Dec 12 2008 at 5:00 PM - Dec 12 2008 at 8:00 PM
Carlton Hotel
See John Donovan
Crab Feed
Feb 7 2009 at 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Colony Hall
See Jackie Lerno
Ethics Conference
Mar 24 2009 at 7:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Lake Park Pavilion
See Joanne Main
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Speakers
Dec 10 2008
Atascadero High School Jazz Band
"20 member group under direction of Nate Conrad"
Dec 17 2008
Holiday Gift Exchange Party!!!
"Stand by for details ..."
Dec 24 2008
DARK
"MERRY CHRISTMAS!"
Dec 31 2008
DARK
"HAPPY NEW YEAR!"
Jan 7 2009
Karl Haeuser
"Escape from WWII POW Camp"
Jan 14 2009
Gina Miles
"The 2008 Olympics - A Silver Medalist's Perspective!"
Jan 21 2009
Leann Feliz
"The Wranglerettes Story"
Jan 28 2009
Matthew Brynildson, Firestone Brewmaster
"Brewing Beer.... Got Hops???"
Feb 4 2009
Dorothy Lowe
"Camp Atascadero"
Feb 11 2009
Valentine Program (TBD)
"Date Held for Valentine Program"
Feb 18 2009
Cherie Jones and Uula
"Trip to Jerusalem "
Feb 25 2009
Adele Scheidereit
"Flight around the world - Awareness of Cerebral Palsy"
Mar 4 2009
AHS's Presentation of "Chess"
"A Musical by the drama, music, and choir depts"
Mar 11 2009
Julie Rodewald, County Clerk-Recorder
"Elections.... Casting your Ballot!"
Mar 18 2009
Police Chief Jim Mulhall
"Atascadero Police Dept"
Mar 25 2009
Laurie Pudwill
"Geocaching - Finding Hidden Treasures!"
Apr 1 2009
OPEN DATE
"APRIL FOOL'S DAY!!!"
Apr 8 2009
OPEN DATE
Apr 15 2009
OPEN DATE
Apr 22 2009
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Apr 29 2009
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