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THE ROTARY CLUB OF SANTA MARIA

Bob Frias 2010-2011 President

THE ROTATOR JUNE 21, 2011

Editor: Frank Culley

[email protected]

For our new members, PRLS is a must. So

what is PRLS? Potential Rotary Leaders Seminars,

that’s what PRLS is. These seminars are for much

more than Rotary though. What you will learn will

be invaluable for your business as well as your per-

sonal life. A winner from every perspective. An

absolute must.!

The goal of PRLS, begun in 1993, is to pro-

vide a set of training sessions wherein current and

future Rotary leaders could learn to become more

effective in their leadership roles. The basic PRLS

course consists of a one-day event covering five

sessions: "Leadership," "Leading a Meeting,"

"Public Speaking," "Rotary, Your Club and You,"

and "Communications."

This program was specifically developed to

train individuals whose goals include a future lead-

ership position in Rotary. They learn skills that will

make them more effective in that role. The instruc-

tion was carefully designed to improve individual

leadership skills that are broad based and not just

Rotary- specific. Participants have found substan-

tial value in the many practical applications of in-

formation presented throughout the curriculum. The

program's blend of curricular theory and practical

application skills helps prepare students for success

in any leadership role."

This PRLS program offers practical training in pro-

fessional circumstances that can benefit anyone on

both a personal and professional level.

So you ask, what are the dates and where

can I attend?

Basic PRLS July 23rd

MPRLS-3 August 13th

MPRLS-4 August 27th

MPRLS-1 September 17th

MPRLS-2 September 24th

MPRLS-5 October 8th

All Seminars are right here in The Historic

Santa Maria Inn.

The price includes a Continental Breakfast

and Lunch.

Oh, I almost forgot, our club pays the

tuition.

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The Basic PRLS program consists of six hours of classroom lectures in one day split

among five modules:

Basic Leadership Principles

Leading a Meeting

Rotary, Your Club and You!

Communications

Basic Public Speaking

These lectures broadly cover the desired skills our leaders should have to effectively plan, organize, man-

age, promote, present orally, and lead in a Rotary Club or Committee setting.

All classes have a Prerequisite of Basic PRLS completion before enrollment.

Master PRLS 1 and 2 comprise the public speaking series and is presented during two interdependent,

full-day sessions scheduled about four weeks apart. The classes include a rigorous program of instructor

and group evaluated extemporaneous and planned public speaking exercises designed to improve any-

one’s ability to present ideas orally to a group. These sessions are limited to a maximum of 12 students

per instructor.

Master PRLS 1 completion is a prerequisite to MPRLS 2 enrollment.

Master PRLS 3 is a class on group Facilitation Skills and is presented during one full-day session. The

class is designed to acquaint students with the skills and tools necessary to conduct effective goal setting

and problem solving group meetings.

Master PRLS 4 is a class on Situational Leadership and is presented during one full-day session. It

teaches how to judge the skills development of team members, fit the right people into the right jobs, and

define the leadership principles required in order to manage any team effectively.

Master PRLS 5 is a full-day final session on Project Management leading to Master PRLS graduation. It

is a class that requires all the skills learned in Basic PRLS and all Master PRLS classes. Class members

are divided into teams of 4 - 6 that work together to prepare and propose a major Rotary project to the Ro-

tary Club of PRLS.

Master PRLS 1 - 4 completion is a prerequisite to MPRLS 5 enrollment.

PRLS Seminars are special interest courses taught by PRLS Instructors or invited experts at random in-

tervals based on interest or demand and are not part of the regular PRLS or Master PRLS Curriculum.

Check The Strand, District Newsletter or this website for announcements on times and locations for these

seminars.

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The Rotary Club of

Santa Maria

Board of Directors

2010-2011

President:

Bob Frias

President Elect:

Laura Mohajer

Past President:

Susan Rees

Club Administration:

Roy Dugger

Membership:

Frank Culley

Public Relations:

Frank Culley

International:

Fred Pratt

Club Service:

Camille Edie

The Rotary Foundation:

Tom Martinez

Secretary:

Ruth Moran

Treasurer:

Doug Kimberly

Rotary Calendar

Bulletin questions or comments? E-mail [email protected] or call 805-934-7091

CONTRIBUTIONS

Membership, Frank Culley

Rotator, Frank Culley

Web Site, Frank Culley

June 2011

6/25 - District Governor’s Demotion

July 2011

7/23 - BASIC PRLS

August 2011

8/13 - Master PRLS - 3


September 2011



October 2011


PRLS Graduation

The Rotary Club of Santa Maria

June Programs by Rick Haydon

June 21

Eric Pratt, iSuppli

June 28

Eric Dahl

Volunteer Organizations Active in Disasters (VOAD)

July Programs by Carlie Engel

July 5

TBA

July 12

TBA

July 19

TBA

July 26

TBA

http://www.rotaryclubofsantamaria.org/

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Celebrity Waiters Nite – Wednesday June 22nd

Sponsored by Mission Community Bank

Did You Know?????

The Boys & Girls Club of Santa Maria Valley has close to 4,000 members and that we serve an addi-

tional 8,000 members through outreach programs, special events, leagues etc. That’s 12,000 youths

per year!

For more information call the club at 922-7163

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT Bill Libbon


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MEETING GREETER RAFFLE TICKET SELLER

NAME MONTH NAME MONTH

RON NANNING JUNE CAMILLE EDIE JUNE

PHIL FERDOLAGE JULY ???????? JULY

JOHN HENNING AUGUST GAYLE PRATT AUGUST

TAHIR MASOOD SEPTEMBER YVONNE BIELY SEPTEMBER

KEN DALLY OCTOBER TOM ROSS OCTOBER

TERRI LEE COLEMAN NOVEMBER GEORGE WHITTENBURG NOVEMBER

RICHARD SHERMAN DECEMBER JOE GOLDBERG DECEMBER

2012

TARA LeFRANC JANUARY ????????? JANUARY

GREG MUSCIO FEBRUARY JOHN HENNING FEBRUARY

THANK YOU FOR HELPING YOUR ROTARY CLUB

ALL GREETERS & TICKET SELLERS, PLEASE PLAN ON BEING AT THE MEETING BY 11:50

Contact Bill Libbon for any questions on meeting greeters & ticket sellers at [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

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2010 - 2011 2011 - 2012

Bob Frias President Laura Mohajer

Susan Rees Past President Bob Frias

Laura Mohajer President Elect Frank Culley

Frank Culley President Elect. Nominee

Ruth Moran Secretary Ruth Moran

Doug Kimberly “Club” Treasurer Kathryn Kromer & Cindy McKellar

Frank Culley “Foundation” Treasurer Frank Culley

Frank Culley Membership Chair Scott Dunn

Tara LeFranc Membership Co-Chair

Membership Co-Chair

Ron Nanning Membership “Induction” Ron Nanning

Greg Muscio & Frank Culley Membership “Orientation” Greg Muscio & Frank Culley

Scott Dunn Membership Mentor

Camille Edie Membership Mentor

Rick Hayden Membership Mentor

Fred Pratt Membership Mentor

Tom Martinez Membership Mentor

Yvonne Biely Membership Mentor

Roy Dugger Club Administration Joe Goldberg

Frank Culley Publicity Leah West

Fred Pratt International Service Virginia Souza

Camille Edie Club (Community) Service Heather Weare

Tom Martinez Rotary Foundation Tom Martinez & Susan Rees

Carl Engel Programs

Frank Culley Website Frank Culley

Joe Goldberg Sergeant-at-Arms

Scott Dunn “At Large”

Laura Mohajer “Fun Raiser” Chair Frank Culley

Joe Goldberg “Fun Raiser” Sponsor Committee Tahir Masood

Positions in “Bold Red” are “Board” positions

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MONDAYS

6:00 P SANTA MARIA SOUTH

THE HISTORIC SANTA MARIA INN

12:10 SAN LUIS OBISPO

MADONA INN

TUESDAYS

7:OOA SLO DAYBREAK

FAIRWAYS RESTAURANT

CAMBRIA SUNRISE

LAS CAMBRITAS

SOLVANG BREAKFAST

ROYAL SCANDINAVIAN

TEMPLETON

MCPHEE’S

12:00 THE ROTARY CLUB OF

SANTA MARIA

THE HISTORIC SANTA MARIA INN

PISMO BEACH

PELICAN POINT

MORRO BAY

THE MORRO BAY GOLF COURSE

WEDNESDAYS

7:00 A GROVER BEACH

SPYGLASS PISMO

NIPOMO

BLACK LAKE GOLF RESORT

PASO ROBLES SUNRISE

PASO ROBLES COUNTRY CLUB

12:00 ATASCADERO

LAKESIDE PAVILLION

SAN LUIS DE TOLOSA

MADONNA INN

12:10 SANTA YNEZ VALLEY

ROYAL SCANDINAVIAN

6:00 P LOMPOC ROTARY CLUB

LOMPOC EMBASSY SUITES

THURSDAYS

7:00 A SANTA MARIA BREAKFAST

SANTA MARIA INN

12:00 PASO ROBLES

PASO ROBLES COUNTRY CLUB

ARROYO GRANDE

STEAMERS PISMO BEACH

FRIDAYS

6:45 A VANDENBERG VILLAGE

VILLAGE COUNTRY CLUB

7:00 A LOS OSOS

MARE BLU RISTORANTE

12:00 CAMBRIA

THE BRAMBLES


"cyber make-ups"

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want. The Rotary Club of Santa Maria

Is it the TRUTH?

Is it FAIR to all

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Will it build GOOD

WILL and BETTER

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Will it be BENEFICIAL

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Camille Edie

Prepares The Meeting

Gayle Pratt Gives

Her First Exemption Badge

Talk of The Month

Andrew Millar Presents

A Check to Peggy

Of “Agape”

Camille Presents a Check

To Shannon Seifert

Of The “YMCA”

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Ken Dally

Give us His

“Craft Talk”

Fred Sanders

Tells us About

The “CORE” Dance Co.

Zheila Pouraghabagher

Of

The “CORE” Dance Co.

President Elect Laura Mohajer

Presents Our Bottle of Wine

To Zheila

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