Rotary Club of South Sacramento

HISTOHISTORIA Y SIMBOLISMO DE LA CAMPANA Y LAS REUNIONES ROTARIAS
La campana simboliza el orden y la disciplina, es la que marca el tiempo de trabajo.
Dicen que el uso de la campana en las reuniones rotarias se origino de la siguiente manera:
En 1922 se realizó, entre clubes rotarios de USA, un gran concurso de asistencia, poniendo la condición de que los clubes perdedores otorgarían un premio al vencedor. Venció el ROTARY CLUB DE NEW YORK, y a este le fue dado como premio la campana de un navío patrullero muy popular en la zona de New York, la cual colocaron sobre una base de madera procedente de la nave Victory, que fue la capitana de la escuadra del Almirante Nelson, en la Batalla de Trafalgar.
Desde entonces, la campana en las reuniones de ROTARY paso a representar, al igual que en los barcos, el orden, la disciplina y los tiempos para manejar la hora y media de las reuniones semanales rotarias

Save the date! See your RCSS Rotarian for tickets. Online purchase available soon.

District Governor Sidney Smith inducts new member Matt Raymond at yesterday's meeting. Welcome aboard Matt!

Save the date February 3, 2024 for the RCSS annual Crab Feed. Tickets available soon!

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Rotary D5180 Membership Discussion This is a discussion on values and Rotary from different clubs perspective.

Immediate past Governor Karen Cedro presents Immediate past club president Jack Blanks with a citation of achievement for his work in the prior for club overall success. It was a coming together of the "I"s.

On Sunday, June 10, the Rotary Club of South Sacramento proudly participated in the Blind Youth Golf Clinic, Held at Haggin Oaks Golf Course in support of First Tee - Greater Sacramento and The Society for the Blind. The event was attended by young and some adult students eager to learn the game of golf. Rotarians Steve Healow, Camille Hill, Rich Zacaroli and his wife, Lori Tibbett volunteered for the event.

It was a wonderful learning experience and a good time was enjoyed by all. One adult participant called the experience “transformative”.

The U.S. Blind Golf Association sponsors multiple regional and national events. There are also non-affiliated local clinics.

Blind golf is a great opportunity for sighted golfers to share their time and talent.

We wanted to give a special shoutout to Rich, Lori, Jack, and Mary Anne from the Rotary Club of South Sacramento for all of their help at the SIP Ice Cream Social yesterday. Thank you all so much! We look forward to working with you again.