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The Sunrise
Newsletter of the
Skaneateles Sunrise Rotary Club
(Organized June 18, 2003) District 7150
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Wilfred
J. Wilkinson Marlene
Brown James
J. Gascon Marion
Krauter
RI President District
Governor Asst.
District Governor President
UPCOMING
EVENTS, INFORMATION AND OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST
Programs
TODAY
Mustang
Construction, Kevin Connors
March
6 – Club
Assembly
March
13 –
Allure Medical Aesthetics, Anna Nelson
March
20 – Tim
Carroll Barn Restoration
March
27 – Early
Act, Kelley McQuiggan & Horizons Students
Suggestions for future programs are always
welcome. Please forward your ideas
to Toni at tonicurt27@aol.com.
Jim
Carranti: The benefits of Orthopedic Massage
Massage provides more than just the casual luxury of
relaxation. So says Jim Carranti,
a Licensed Massage Therapist who maintains an office at 1416 East Genesee
Street and another in Dewitt.
Among the many benefits of massage include relaxing
muscle contractions, spasms, and general body tension, improving circulation,
hastening the elimination of toxins, overcoming muscle fatigue, improving
muscle tone, lessening imflammation and alleviating pain.
Orthopedic massage, in which Jim specializes, differs
from spa massages commonly offered in places like Mirbeau. Spa treatment is generalized and
offered primarily for the purpose of relaxation. Orthopedic massage is usually offered to those who have
recently suffered an injury or are suffering from chronic pain of some
sort. The goal of the Orthopedic
massage is to interrupt this pain cycle.
His techniques relax and stretch the muscles to help them heal.
His therapies are covered under Workers Comp and No
Fault, but are not covered under traditional insurance plans because it is
considered ‘alternative medicine.’
This prevents many from considering it as an option, Jim says.
Jim was a biology major in college but decided to pursue
his career in Orthopedic massage before finishing. He spent 13 months of intensive training at the Onondaga
School of Massage learning every muscle, joint, bone, nerve and the pathology
of different injuries. He has also
attended seminar training with a massage therapist who formerly worked for the
Yankees.
Jim
can be reached at 427-8423.
Syracuse
City Rotary drafting Club support for B-ball tourney
Carol Bildstein of the Syracuse Inner City Rotary Club
visited our club this week seeking our club’s support for its annual Hoops for
Peace basketball tournament.
Hoops for Peace was founded three years ago as part of an
effort to improve graduation rates among city youth. The event partners with Syracuse University and the Hamilton
Street Boys & Girls Club. Boys
and Girls ages 11 to 15 are eligible to participate. Teams compete in games from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. every Saturday
from March 1 and April 5. The
final four games are held at Manley Field House and on April 8, all participants
are invited to participate in an end of the year ceremony at Hendricks Chapel.
The Syracuse club is looking for Rotarians to set aside
one Saturday to come and cheer on
the kids.
For more information, contact Rachel Gazdick at 374-8860
or ragazdic@syr.edu.
Timeline
– 2003 Kabul Club lifts worldwide club total to 166
The new Rotary Club
of Kabul, Afghanistan, brings the total number of Rotary countries to 166.
Jonathan Majiyagbe of
Kano, Nigeria, becomes Rotary International's first President from Africa.
Five Rotary
Centennial bells begin their journey to Rotary clubs around the globe, starting
at the RI Convention in Brisbane, Australia, in June 2003.
They will conclude their tour at the 2005 Centennial Convention in Chicago,
Illinois, USA.
Club Business &
Dates to Remember
Call
to Order; Pledge of Allegiance & Invocation
lIntroduction of Guests/Visitarians
lHappy
Dollars & Fines
District
Major Events
February
26 –
District GSE Team returned from India
March
14-15 –
Multi-District President-Elect Training Seminar (PETS) - Double Tree Hotel
March
31 –
Deadline for Presidential Citation application
April
5 – RLI,
BOCES Verona
April
26 –
District Membership Celebration, Harts Hill Inn, Whitesboro
May
29 –
District Foundation Celebration
June
23 –
Changing of the Guard
Committee
Reports
lClub Administration
President – Marion Krauter
Treasurer – Toni Feldmann
Secretary – John Rooney
l Service Projects
Food Pantry – Daryle Pickering
Sea Scouts – John Paddock
Programs – Toni Feldmann
Early Act – Tom Seeley
Fire Equipment – Chris Bruna
Service Committee – John Rooney
lWinterfest & Craft Fair
– Paddock/Krauter
lMembership (& Retention) – All
lSocial Chair – Paul Torrisi
lSergeant at Arms – Daryle Pickering
Evening Club Programs
February
21 – Lightning 70th Anniversary Regatta
March
6 – Club Activities
Officers & Directors
Officers
President – Marion Krauter
President-Elect – Tom Seeley
Past President – Daryle Pickering
Treasurer – Toni Feldman
Sergeant-at-Arms – Daryle Pickering
Secretary – John Rooney
Committee
Chairs
Club Service – John Rooney
Food Pantry – Daryle Pickering
Membership – Daryle Pickering
Program Chair – Toni Feldman
Rotary Foundation – John Paddock
Social Chair – Paul Torrisi
Youth Exchange/RYLA – John Paddock
Members
Christopher Bruna, Dave
Cutten, Robert DeWetter, Toni Feldmann, Paul Frickey, Douglas Hill, Marion
Krauter, Michael Krebs, John Paddock, Daryle Pickering, John Rooney, Thomas
Seeley, Patrick Taylor, Paul Torrisi, Michael Wahlrab, Rhett Weiss
Exchange
Students
Sarah
Bierbaum (Germany), Lucas Grob (Switzerland), Eddy Tasia (Belgium), Nico Avalle
(Argentina)
Our District Website: http://www.rotary7150.org/
Rotary International: http://www.rotary.org/
RYLA http://www.rotaryryla.com/
Skaneateles Rotary: http://www.skaneatelesrotary.org/
e-club http://www.rotaryeclubny1.com
Thomas W. Seeley 685-2311 Fax: 685-2460 tws@mlsattorneys.com
