1. Diann Kirby Bloomington Noon District Governor 2013-14

2. Rotarian

3. Rotary 101 Pop Quiz Q: What is the current membership of Rotary International – 1.2 million, 1.6 million or 2 million? A: 1.2 million members.

5. Rotary 101 Pop Quiz Q: What percentage of Rotary’s membership is female – 15%, 20% or 25%? A: 15%.

6. Rotarian

7. Rotary Club

8. Rotary 101 Pop Quiz Q: How many Rotary Clubs are in District 5950? A: 63 clubs.

9. Q: What portion of District 5950 clubs are “breakfast clubs” – one-quarter, one-third or one-half? A: One-third. Rotary 101 Pop Quiz

10. Rotary Club

11. District 5950’s Areas

12. Q: How many areas are in District 5950? A: 13 areas with 13 assistant governors. Rotary 101 Pop Quiz

13. 2014-15 Assistant Governors AREA 1 Kevin Klimek (Glenwood) AREA 2 Sam Dalal (Burnsville Breakfast) AREA 3 Todd Bollig (Eden Prairie Noon) AREA 4 Suzanne Plant (Maple Grove) AREA 5 Mark Marlin (Minnetonka) AREA 6 Open AREA 7 Mark Devore (St. Cloud Granite) AREA 8 Harold Storm (Gaylord) AREA 9 Eric Weiberg (Willmar) AREA 10 Erika Fields (Minneapolis University) AREA 11 Open AREA 12 Jeff Wosje (Plymouth) AREA 13 Aaron Thomas (St. Michael-Albertville)

14. District 5950’s Areas

15. District 5950

16. District History

19. 4 Key District 5950 club Key District 5950 club District 5950

20. Q: What is the second oldest club in District 5950? A: Fairmont (1922). Rotary 101 Pop Quiz

21. Q: Which club has had the most District Governors? A: Minneapolis (8). Rotary 101 Pop Quiz

22. Q: What Minnesota governor also served as a District Governor? A: Elmer Andersen (1954-55). Rotary 101 Pop Quiz

23. Q: What year did Diane Confer become Executive Secretary for our district – 1978, 1981 or 1983? A: 1978. Rotary 101 Pop Quiz

24. District 5950

25. Zone 28

27. Zones 28 – 29

28. Q: Who is our director for Zones 28 and 29? A: Mary Beth Growney Selene of Madison, WI. Rotary 101 Pop Quiz

29. Zone 28

30. Rotary International

31. Rotary 101 Pop Quiz Q: Name the current RI president and his home country? A: Gary C.K. Huang Rotary Club of Taipei, Taiwan

32. Rotary Logo

33. Rotary 101 Pop Quiz Q: The Rotary emblem was chosen because it symbolized the fact that members in the early days were “big wheels” in their communities. True or false? A: False.

34. Rotary Logo

36. Rotary 101 Pop Quiz Q: What is the problem with this 1912 design? A: The wheel had no keyway so the gear was incapable of transmitting power to the shaft.

37. Rotary Logo Rotary.org: Brand Center

38. The Rotary Foundation

39. Rotary 101 Pop Quiz Q: The Rotary Foundation was founded in Cleveland in 1917 by what Rotarian? A: Arch C. Klumph.

40. Rotary 101 Pop Quiz Q: How much money has the Rotary Foundation raised since 1917 - $500 million, $750 million, or $1 billion? A: $1 billion.

41. Rotary 101 Pop Quiz Q: The Rotary Foundation has six areas of focus – name three. A: Promoting peace, fighting disease, providing clean water, saving mothers and children, supporting education and growing local economies.

42. Polio eradication

43. Rotary 101 Pop Quiz Q: Today polio is endemic in three countries. Which one is expected to be certified polio-free next? A: Nigeria.

44. Rotary International

45. Zone 28

46. District 5950

47. District 5950’s Areas

48. Rotary Club

49. You

50. Diann Kirby diannkirby@mac.com612-207-6373