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Weekly Bulletin

Vol. 13, No. 44, 25 June 2014 (Handover Dinner)

Elizabeth Glass (PP John G.) 01 June Michel Schmit 06 June Patrizia Lindinger 14 June PP Sarita Kaul 17 June Peter Erni 19 June Virginie Tutin Sandstrom, 19 June Kathleen O'Brien (Treas. Steven) 21 June PP John T. Glass 29 June Rtn. John & Nani Clark (41 yrs.) 22 June

JUNE is ‘Rotary Fellowship Month’ RCBS Handover Dinner 25 June RCBK 25th Anniversary Dinner (Evening Cruise) 29 June Fellowship Evening at the Anantara 14 July (2nd Monday of every month) Salsa Night Fundraiser 25 July Bike-A-Fund Oct. RCBS AGM 3 Dec. RCBS Christmas Dinner 12 Dec. D3420 & D3410 District Conference 22-24 May 2015 (Jogjakarta, Central Java) 106th Rotary International Convention 7-10 June (São Paulo, Brazil)

Mailing Address / Contact info. P.O. Box 3577

Denpasar, Bali, 80037 Indonesia Tel.: +62 (0)361 732083

Email: president@rotaryseminyak.org Website: http://www.rotaryseminyak.org

Meeting Day/Time/Location:

Wednesday Fellowship 12:00

Lunch Meeting 12:30 - 14:00

Warisan Restaurant, Bar & Galleries Jln. Raya Kerobokan No. 38

Kerobokan, Kuta, Bali

UPCOMING RI / DISTRICT 3420 / CLUB EVENTS

Rotary 4 Way Test Of the things we think, say or do 1. Is it the TRUTH 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIP? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?

BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES for JUNE

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President Raphaël Devianne:

- opened the 25 June 2014 ‘Handover Dinner’ meeting and welcomed the visiting Rotarians, members and their guests. - thanked PAG Kamal and PP Sarita for their IDR 3,000,000 donation to the Helen E. Newman Student Scholarship program. - gave the following opening speech:

“Thank you for coming to this important event in the life of a Rotary Club. As you know the Rotary Year starts on 1 July and finishes on 30 June. The Handover Dinner is an occasion to celebrate publicly the passing of responsibility from one President and Board to the next. Tonight, 29 club members and 21 friends are here enjoying this important evening. Before going further, I would like to ask our Assistant Governor Julia Rivai to say a few words. AG Julia is our counselor, our sponsor and our godmother in the District. Her role is to give our club advice and encouragement. Thank you, AG Julia for ALL your help during this year.” AG Julia Rivai:

“Thank you President Raphaël for those kind remarks. DGE Hanny Arianto sends his Warm Regards to all the RCBS Rotarians and apologized for not being able to join your Handover Dinner this evening. President Raphael, your performance as a leader this year has been excellent. 2013 – 2014 RCBS Summary

• 25% of your members contributed to The Rotary Foundation (TRF).

• Your Membership increased from 39 members to 51 members.

• Your Club achieved its target & retention rate. • Your Fundraising Efforts were exceptional -

reaching almost IDR 1.5 billion (US$ 130,000). • Your Club was very active in both Vocational &

Community Services.

HANDOVER DINNER

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2014 District Awards • 17 members (35%) received 100% Attendance Awards • 15 Awards of Appreciation:

- Best Club Bulletin – which included a monthly Guest Speakers’ scheduled. - Top Ten RCs in Indonesia (D3410 & D3420). - Attended the 2014 D3420 Conference in Makassar.

2014 - 2015 Club President • Welcome President-elect Doris & your fantastic team. The District is looking forward to

another great year from the RCBS. • President-elect Doris has had a great performance in the previous years. The District

believes, with the support from the Board and Club members, she will successfully lead the RCBS to become one of the Five Best RCs in Indonesia by June 2015. • President-elect Doris has already had many meetings during the past few months with her

new enthusiastic team (PN Barbara, CP Patrick, Rtn, Florian, VP Yuki, PP John Glass, PP Anita and P Raphael) preparing a well thought-out Club Plan / Goals for 2014 – 2015.

2014 - 2015 Club Goals • Induct eight new members. • Contribute US$ 10,000 to TRF. • Donate US$ 500 to PolioPlus. • Every member contributes to the Annual Permanent Fund (APF). • 40 members contribute US$ 100 to the Every Rotarian Every Year (EREY) program. • Complete two Global Grants (GG) = US$ 350,000. • Complete two District Grants (DSG) = US$ 2,250.

Achieve the Best Club President’s Award • President sponsors a minimum of two new members. • President contributes to TRF. • President attends the RI Convention in Brazil.

Paul Harris Fellows • Currently 34% of the RCBS members have PHFs

- PHF+3 CP Patrick (US$ 4,000). - PHF+2 PP Anita (US$ 3,000). - PHF+1 PE Doris, Manfred, PAG Kamal, PP Sarita and Rtn. Handy (US$ 2,000). - PHF Rtns. Philippe, Raphael, Peter E., Detlev, PN Barbara, Alex, Udo, Virginie,

Steffen, Dr. Taty, Jorg and Helmut (US$ 1,000).

Service to the Youth (New Generation) • Reactivate the Rotaract Club of Bali Seminyak (RAC). • Sponsor two RAC members to attend the RYLA program in Solo, Central Java in March

2015. • Sponsor / Charter an Interact Club. • Sponsor two Interact members to attend the RYLA program in Bali in Nov. 2014. • Sponsor two Rotaract members to attend the Rotaract District Conference in Malang, East

Java. • Sponsor two Rotaract members to attend the Asia Pacific Rotaract Convention in

Jogjakarta, Central Java. • Become involved in the Youth Exchange Program (YEP).

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Once again, it has been my great pleasure being here this evening and I look forward to working with PE Doris and all of the RCBS members who will continue to do good things for Bali and other areas in Indonesia. Thank you and good night”

President Raphaël Devianne: “This is a time for one president to give a sigh and take a vacation and another to look at climbing a mountain. I will not enumerate this evening on what we as a board did or did not do this past year. Every President has his / her style, every Board has its inclinations and opportunities to carry out Rotary International’s SERVICE objectives. The important thing is that the transition between the outgoing and incoming Presidents and two teams be smooth and seamless. Rotary rules guide us, but it is the goodwill and the cooperation of the club members that can make this transition happen. I would now like to personally thank the RCBS members who took a larger part in the progress of our club during this past year. Could I ask you to please come up and receive your ‘Certificate of Appreciation’?

BOARD MEMBERS: PE Doris for increasing the RCBS’ membership and all the detailed work you did to make our weekly meetings run smoothly. VP Yuki for managing the RSBS’ Service Projects. Secretary Anita for writing the weekly minutes, the monthly Board minutes and your elegant ‘Thank you letters’. Treasurer Stephen for maintaining the RCBS’ Financial records. IPP Robin for your valuable support and good advice. YAYASAN SENYUM (Smile Foundation Bali: Rtns. Detlev & Lusi for organizing your weekly Sunday brunches and raising IDR 90 million. PN Barbara for coordinating the ‘Have a Heart’ fundraising dinner at the Cocoon and raising IDR 185 million. Honorary Member Mary for managing the Yayasan Senyum. ADMINISTRATION / PROJECTS Rtn. Florian for supervising the RCBS’ administration and setting up and then managing the club’s new Website. Rtn. Peter E. for managing and raising funds for the RCBS’ Micro-credit (goat) project. Rtn. Virginie and the Harris Resort for quietly, but consistently supporting the Yayasan Senyum and other orphanages in Bali CP Patrick for producing the weekly bulletin. SaA Sally for humorously and efficiently raising money every week by selling raffle tickets and encouraging ‘Happy dollar’ stories. SaA Jan for carrying out your Sergeant‐at-Arms’ responsibilities with great enthusiasm and vigor. Rtn. Marie Françoise for participating and helping out in all the RCBS’ activities. Pak Wira for working with Treasurer Stephen to ensure that the RCBS’s financial records were up-to-date and accurate.

In addition, I would like to congratulate the following members for having a 100 % attendance during this past year: Rtns. PE Doris, SaA Sally, Lusi, Marie Francoise, P Raphael, IPP Robin, Peter E., PP John G., Detlev, PP Anita, PN Barbara, Florian, Steffen, Jorg, CP Patrick, Catharina and VP Yuki.

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I also want to thank every single member in this club who has helped in someway this year. All of us must remember why we are Rotarians:

- We are Rotarians to give a smile to a disfigured baby, - We are Rotarians to give an Elementary School student an opportunity to read a book, - We are Rotarians to give a High School student the possibility to achieve his / her education, - We are Rotarians to give a farmer living in Nusa Penida the means to improve his living by raising goats.

Let us be Rotarians. The rest are details. Earlier I talked about how a new President needs to climb a mountain during his / her Rotary year. This is a challenge, hard work and can even be stressful. This is why I am asking all of you tonight to help our future President PE Doris make the RCBS a dynamic and vibrant one. She will be surrounded by a strong team, but it’s the duty of every member in our Club to work along side of her so that she will be able to achieve her goals. PE Doris, may I now give you this President’s Chain as a symbol of your new role? Congratulations and we wish you a great year.” President Doris Angst Sommer

“Dear Rotarians and friends of Rotary Club of Bali Seminyak, thank you all for coming to our Handover Dinner this evening.

Thank you President Raphael for leading us through the 2013-2014 Rotary year.

I am honored and proud to receive the RCBS President’s chain. I thank you all for your trust in selecting me as the President of the RCBS. To wear this chain means to SERVE Rotary and our Community. I will do my BEST to uphold Rotary International’s Mission, The Four Way Test, the Objects of Rotary and the Five Avenues of Service.

I’d like to say a special thank you to all the Rotarians from our District and our Club and friends, who have already given me their great support.

Rotary International wants us to SERVE and support community projects, but it also needs us to support The Rotary Foundation, so it can fight against polio and support the many Humanitarian Programs it has.

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The RCBS’ Foundation Goal this year is US$ 10,000. Let’s achieve this so we can help the many less-fortunate people around the world.

As our new RI President, Gary C.K. Huang has said, “To achieve our goals, we need to assume leadership for building strong clubs, and that starts with bringing in new members."

We as a club truly believe this, so tonight I would like to welcome our 1st new member of the 2014 – 2015 Rotary year – Mr. Jerry Knecht. Thank you so much Jerry for joining us in July.

To be a strong, VIBRANT club, we need to have active members as well as a strong leadership team, and with this, it is my pleasure to introduce our:

2014 – 2015 Board of Directors President-elect Barbara Mackenzie 1st VP Masaharu Yukimoto (Yuki) 2nd VP PP John Glass Secretary CP T. Patrick van Kampen Treasurer Stephen O'Brien Immediate Past President Raphael

2014 – 2015 Committee Chairs Rtn. Florian Nitsch – Administration Committee Rtn. Marie-Francoise de Saint Priest d'Urgel – Membership Committee 1st VP Masaharu Yukimoto (Yuki) – Service Projects Committee 2nd VP PP John Glass – Public Relations & Fundraising Committee PP Anita Lococo – The Rotary Foundation Committee

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RI President, Gary C.K. Huang, has chosen ‘Light Up Rotary’ as the theme for 2014-15. President Huang was inspired by the teachings of the Chinese philosopher, Confucius, who said:

"It is better to light a single candle, than to sit and curse the darkness."

During the 2014 International Assembly in San Diego, California, President Huang told the 537 DGs in attendance:

"There are so many problems in the world, so many people who need help. Many people say, 'There's nothing I can do.' So they sit there doing nothing. Meanwhile everything stays dark." "How you Light Up Rotary is up to you," President Gary C.K. Huang said. "You know where you are strong, you know what your community needs, and you know how you can help." "Light Up Rotary is our theme, but it is more than our theme. It is how we live in Rotary, how we think in Rotary, how we feel in Rotary, how we work in Rotary. It is how we make a difference — every day, in every club, every district, and every country where we serve." “The Rotary way is to light a candle. I light one, you light one, 1.3 million Rotarians light one. Together, we light up the world," said Huang.

Fellow Rotarians, please join with me now and light a candle ....... signifying the start of a New Rotary year. Hopefully, one filled with Harmony, Teamwork, Fellowship and Humanitarian projects.

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25-June-14 No LUNCH Meeting (Handover DINNER)

6-Aug-14 CP Sec. Patrick Dr. Dave Jenkins Living Longer Better' SurfAid International 13-Aug-14 President Doris PP Suzana Chandra GG Rotaville Project Update

Board Meeting RC of Bali Denpasar 20-Aug-14 President Doris Rtn. Lusi Damayanti Ikat Fashion

IPP Raphaël RC of Ste Foy, Canada GG Water Project in Flores 27-Aug-14 No LUNCH Meeting (Project Tour & Fellowship Lunch)

Smile House (Yayasan Senyum) HM Mary Northmore

2-July-14 President Doris President Doris 2014 – 2015 RCBS GOALS RCBS General Assembly # 1 9-July-14 No Meeting (National Presidential Elections)

16-July-14 Peter E. Drh I Gede Nyoman Microcredit (Goat) Project Board Meeting Bayu Wirayudha

Director FNPF 23-July-14 CP Sec. Patrick Mario Cossa Psychodrama Training Bay Area Moreno Institute 30-July-14 No Meeting (Idul Fitri - An Islamic Religious Holiday)

3-Sept-14 10-Sept-14

Board Meeting 17-Sept-14 Rtn. Giorgio Kauten Knee Replacement in Delhi 24-Sept-14 No LUNCH Meeting (Project / Vocational / Fellowship Tour & Evening Fellowship Dinner)

WEEKLY GUEST SPEAKERS’ SCHEDULE for JUNE – SEPTEMBER 2014

Date Club Member(s) Speaker(s) Topic

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VISITING ROTARIANS – 25 June 2014

Rtn. Gavin Cole RC of Highton Kardinia, Australia Ratna Juwita RC of Bali Mahendradatta

AG Julia Rivai RC of Bali Kuta Rtn. Bill Schneider RC of Foster City, CA, USA PP Judith Schneider RC of Foster City, CA, USA CP Jon Zurcher RC of Bali Nusa Dua

VISITORS – 25 June 2014

Joe Curtin Ubud, Bali Charter Member Boris Ivkovic Jakarta, West Java Tineka Indradjaya Kerobokan, Bali Jerry Knecht Sanur, Bali Wira Kusuma Kerobokan, Bali Juliana Rosenboom Tabanan, Bali Christophe Senega Kerobokan, Bali Yuni Starke Kerobokan, Bali Julia Volquart Kerobokan, Bali Erica Wild Kerobokan, Bali Walter Wild Kerobokan, Bali Suci Zurcher Kuta, Bali

WEEKLY RAFFLE – 25 June 2014 TOTAL: IDR 3,925,000 (Donation IDR 3,925,000 and Happy Stories / Fines IDR 0) The Raffle Prizes:

1. A Bottle of wine was won by P Raphaël and donated by Rtn. Handy. 2. A Box of Chocolates was won by P Raphaël and donated by Rtn. Helmut. P

Raphaël re-donated the prize and asked that it be auctioned off. CP Patrick had the highest bid.

3. A Bottle of French Champagne was won by Visiting Rtn. Gavin Cole and donated by P Raphaël.

4. A Box of Chocolates was won by Visitor Juliana Rosenboom and donated by PE Doris.

5. A book entitled ‘Abdul Aziz’ The Artist and His Art by Mary Northmore-Aziz was won by Rtn. Diana and donated by HM Mary Northmore.

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MEMBER */**/*** CLASSIFICATION 01. Elber, Honorary Daniel PHF Non-profit Organization HON Member 02. Havig, Honorary Don Commercial Landscaping HON Member 03. Northmore, Honorary Mary PHF/PHSM2 Non-profit Organization HON Member 04. Angst Sommer, PE Doris PHF2/ PHSM1/SNM8 Decorating Matls & Garment Rtlg 100% (42/42) 05. Bellmaine, SaA Sally E. PHSM1/SNM1 Marketing 100% (42/42) 06. Damayanti, Lusi Fashion Design 100% (40/40) 07. de Saint Priest d’Urgel, Marie Francoise PHSM1/SNM2 Real Estate Management 100% (42/42) 08. Devianne, President Raphaël PHF/SNM5 Diplomatic Service 100% (42/42) 09. Dougherty, IPP Robin M. SNM2 Community Fundraising 100% (42/42) 10. Duarsa, Dr. Reny PHSM2 Internal Medicine 100% (01/01) 11. Erni, Peter F. PHF/PHSM2/SNM10 Restaurant Management 100% (42/42) 12. Glass, PP John T. PHSM2 Law - Retired 100% (34/34) 13. Hauth, Detlev PHF/PHSM1/SNM4 Interior Design 100% (42/42) 14. Le Henaff, Guy Communication Systems 100% (38/38) 15. Lococo, Sec. PP Anita M. PHF3/SNM2 Property Leasing 100% (42/42) 16. Mackenzie, PN Barbara PHF/PHSM9/SNM3 Business Development 100% (42/42) 17. Müller, Ingo PHSM3 Law 100% (42/42) 18. Nitsch, Florian Business Service 100% (42/42) 19. O’Brien, Treas. Stephen PHSM4 Outsourcing Services 100% (42/42) 20. Potkonjak, Alex PHF/PHSM1 Steel Brokerage 100% (42/42) 21. Sandstrom, Virginie Tutin PHF Hospitality Management 100% (42/42) 22. Schleicher, Steffen PHF Jewellery Retail 100% (42/42) 23. Sinaga, Dr. Taty K. PHF/PHSM6/SNM1 General Medical Practice 100% (42/42) 24. Starke, Joerg PHF/PHSM2 Art Foundation 100% (42/42) 25. van Kampen, CP T. Patrick PHF4/PHSM2/SNM13 English Language Services 100% (42/42) 26. van Vonderen, Catharina PHSM1/SNM2 Design Consulting 100% (33/33) 27. Yukimoto, VP Masaharu PHSM3 Banking Services - Retired 100% (42/42) 28. Wright, Diana PHSM1 Advertising, General 94% (16/17) 29. Wright, Michael Jan PHSM1 Insurance Consulting 94% (16/17) 30. Ruegg, Geraldine Property Leasing 93% (14/15) 31. Rosenboom, Udo PHF/PHSM1 Mining Engineering 90% (38/42) 32. Wasfy, Christiane PHSM1 Hospitality Management 89% (31/35) 33. Giehmann, Manfred PHF2/PHSM1 Development Mgt - Retired 83% (33/40) 34. Volquarts, H. Helmut PHF/PHSM6/SNM1 Management Consulting 83% (35/42) 35. Premana, I Gusti Ngurah Law - General Practice 80% (20/25) 36. Handayani, Henny PHSM1.5 Art Magazine Publication 79% (33/42) 37. Lindinger, H. Peter PHSM8/SNM2 Hotel Ownership 67% (28/42) 38. Lindinger, Patty PHSM1 Hotel Management 67% (28/42) 39. Radbill Kauten, Pamela PHSM1 Design Consulting 60% (15/25) 40. van Gennip, E. John Corporate Banking 57% (24/42) 41. Schmit, Michel Engineering Communication 53% (18/34) 42. Kauten, Giorgio PHSM1 Design Consulting 50% (11/22) 43. Saputra, Handy PHF2/SNM1 Logistics Service 48% (20/42) 44. Lindgren, Indy Expat Business Directory Services 46% (12/26) 45. De Jong, Claudette 43% (03/07) 46. Calvell, Philippe PHF Environmental Consulting 36% (09/25) 47. Clark, John W. PHSM1 Renewable Energy 31% (11/35) 48. King, Adrian T. PHSM1 Financial Pln & Mktg Consulting 29% (12/42) 49. Schreiber, Dr. Juergen PHSM6 Diplomatic Service 28% (07/25) 50. Kaul, PP Sarita PHF2/PHSM1/SNM2 Naturopathy 14% (06/42) 51. Klemp, Ralph R. PHSM4/SNM1 International Mktg Consulting 07% (01/15) 52. Saenger, Frédéric PHSM1 Radio Broadcasting 00% (00/15) *SNM Sponsored a New Member **PHSM Paul Harris Sustaining Member (US$ 100 EREY donation) ***PHF Paul Harris Fellow (US$ 1,000 Recognition/Contribution)

ATTENDANCE 30 June 2014 79% / YTD 81%