Katheryn Hunt is the Director of the Lincoln Public Library and our Guest Speaker this week. From the Library Website: "The Lincoln Public Library is run by the City of Lincoln. We help the residents of Lincoln and the surrounding area to learn, discover, and grow."
President Richard opened the meeting of May 2, 2024, with 29 members and 3 guests present. Guests included Ana Lauritsen (Bill Lauritsen), Steve Snyder (Rotary Club of Auburn), and speaker, Derek Evans.
Darrell shared a video showing the before, during, and after of the needed destruction of several of our donated Dart property homes in poor repair. Darrell shared a video showing the before, during, and after of the needed destruction of several of our donated Dart property homes in poor repair. Kris thanked President Richard for presenting Lincoln High School graduate students with awards. Joann commended RCL members for hosting a successful Wine Fest. Truman will lead the Camp Clay Day on May 11th and encouraged members to sign up for the event. Claire reported that President Richard’s Kickout event will be held on June 20, due to conflicting events happening in Lincoln the last Thursday of his term. We’ll have a speaker on June 27th. President Richard commended our field trip to the LHS Farm as a wonderful experience, with a great lunch and hay ride. Joann said that due to expected inclement weather on May 4th, the Curb Painting event will be postponed. Linda sent a signup list around for Salt Mine volunteers. Carole will hold a community service club meeting following today’s club meeting to discuss the Survivors’ Tea event on June 15th. Steve Snyder of Auburn Rotary Club invited us to the May 16th dinner at Gold Hills Garden, Newcastle. Rotary International President, GordanMcInally, will attend, and will also be at the District Rotary Conference in Reno, from May 17th – 19th.
Battalion Chief Derek Evans has been with Cal Fire for 25 years. The goal of Cal Fire is to not have devasting fires. The Placer County Fire Department and the Nevada Yuba Placer Unit work together with 21 units in Placer County. They protect more than 60,000 people over 475 square miles. Rescue men are trained together with sheriffs, and firemen with extensive training sessions and well-organized teamwork and resources. Early detection is of key importance. The number one cause of fires is when vegetation fires escape controllers. Drones are used along with aircraft. If private citizens fly their drones, it causes Cal Fire to shut aircraft down, as those drones are interfering with Cal Fire’s team efforts. For a burning permit, Google Cal Fire Burn Permits (https://burnpermit.fire.ca.gov).
RCL invited to dinner by Auburn Rotary at Gold Hills Garden in Newcastle (for more info: Steve Snyder at 530-308-4144).
May 17, 18,19 2024
Triple District Conferences
Grand Sierra Resort
June 1st:
Salt Mine Volunteering
Sign up with Linda
June 15:
Survivors' Tea
June 21:
Community Blood Drive
June 29:
Salt Mine volunteering
Sign up with Linda
RI Convention- Singapore
May 25-29, 2024
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Club Executives 2023-2024
President:
Richard Pearl
President -elect:
Greg Kevin
PE Nominee: Kerry Callahan
Past-President:
Kim McCue
Treasurer:
John Quigley
Secretary:
Andrea Tracy-Flamenco
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: https://photos.app.goo.gl/CdSh9EoVAxaxWTNJ8
Photos from The Farm 4-28-24
https://photos.app.goo.gl/quacaWYEhQQdnjUNA
Photos from the Wine Fest 4-27-24
Lincoln Community Center bark project 4/6/24
"The garden area is much improved with all the new bark in every area of the center."
Richard Pearl, Kim McCue, Greg Kevin, Paul Radcliffe, Eddie and Crystal, and Clark Osterhout.
(Apologies if all participants are not mentioned.)
Many thanks to everyone who contributed ideas for this Bulletin, and to Jan for proofreading, and Bill for his awesome photos.
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Birthdays and Anniversaries
in May
Birthdays
Matt Alves, May 3. Wayne Crow, May 5.
Bonnie Holley, May 9. Dakota Spillers, May 10. Edgardo Carrillo, May15. Cheryl Nichols-Gattuso, May19. Jan Hutchinson, May 24. MA Barker, May 24. TR Bietsch, May29
Spouse/Partner Birthdays
None found this Month
Anniversaries
Clark and Janet Osterhout, 50 years, May 3.
Keela and Juan Marquez, 5 years, May 5.
Greg and Sarah Kevin, 28 years, May 25.
Darrell and Linda Scott, 56 Years, May 25.
Rotary Join Anniversaries
Dick Fowler, 51 years, May1
Linda Scott 5 years, May 1
Frima Stewart, 4 years, May 14
Richard Pearl, 14 years, May 20
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Speakers are an important part of our RCL meetings. We learn about issues and how we can help others locally and globally. If you would like to be a speaker or know of a speaker interested in making a difference, please contact carolabbanat@gmail.com and the information will be forwarded to the Speaker Chair.
Katheryn Hunt is the Director of the Lincoln Public Library and our Guest Speaker this week. From the Library Website: "The Lincoln Public Library is run by the City of Lincoln. We help the residents of Lincoln and the surrounding area to learn, discover, and grow." 
President Richard opened the meeting of May 2, 2024, with 29 members and 3 guests present. Guests included Ana Lauritsen (Bill Lauritsen), Steve Snyder (Rotary Club of Auburn), and speaker, Derek Evans.
Alan’s topic today was: You’re cheating – if you did it, you don’t want her to know….
Darrell shared a video showing the before, during, and after of the needed destruction of several of our donated Dart property homes in poor repair. Darrell shared a video showing the before, during, and after of the needed destruction of several of our donated Dart property homes in poor repair. Kris thanked President Richard for presenting Lincoln High School graduate students with awards. Joann commended RCL members for hosting a successful Wine Fest. Truman will lead the Camp Clay Day on May 11th and encouraged members to sign up for the event. Claire reported that President Richard’s Kickout event will be held on June 20, due to conflicting events happening in Lincoln the last Thursday of his term. We’ll have a speaker on June 27th. President Richard commended our field trip to the LHS Farm as a wonderful experience, with a great lunch and hay ride. Joann said that due to expected inclement weather on May 4th, the Curb Painting event will be postponed. Linda sent a signup list around for Salt Mine volunteers. Carole will hold a community service club meeting following today’s club meeting to discuss the Survivors’ Tea event on June 15th. Steve Snyder of Auburn Rotary Club invited us to the May 16th dinner at Gold Hills Garden, Newcastle. Rotary International President, GordanMcInally, will attend, and will also be at the District Rotary Conference in Reno, from May 17th – 19th. 
Battalion Chief Derek Evans has been with Cal Fire for 25 years. The goal of Cal Fire is to not have devasting fires. The Placer County Fire Department and the Nevada Yuba Placer Unit work together with 21 units in Placer County. They protect more than 60,000 people over 475 square miles. Rescue men are trained together with sheriffs, and firemen with extensive training sessions and well-organized teamwork and resources. Early detection is of key importance. The number one cause of fires is when vegetation fires escape controllers. Drones are used along with aircraft. If private citizens fly their drones, it causes Cal Fire to shut aircraft down, as those drones are interfering with Cal Fire’s team efforts. For a burning permit, Google Cal Fire Burn Permits (https://burnpermit.fire.ca.gov).
Speakers are an important part of our RCL meetings. We learn about issues and how we can help others locally and globally. If you would like to be a speaker or know of a speaker interested in making a difference, please contact carolabbanat@gmail.com and the information will be forwarded to the Speaker Chair. 
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