Ten Star Rotarians

Ten Star Rotarians

The following are currently Ten Star Rotarians

Richard Austin

Maynard Barker

Deno Caloudas

Al Gnesin

Howard Davis

Bill Mottel

Bill Standen

Mike Jukofsky

Bill Ruth

John Wilson
Bernie Riedel

Brian Carmines

Bob Onorato

Sandee Brooks

Hank Noble

How To Become A 10 Star Rotarian
The designation of a Rotarian as a "10 Star Rotarian" Is based on the Rotarian earning a minimum of 100 points for certain services he/she has rendered their club. There are 25 "Must" points which must be earned before the 10 Star Rotarian Emblem can be awarded, regardless of the total number of points the Rotarian may have earned above the minimum requirement. Must points are earned under categories 11, 12 & 20. There is a possibility of 30 points total in these three categories, and 25 must be earned here as a part of the 100 total required for recognition.
The INVENTORY OF ROTARY SERVICE of the 10 Star Rotarian Plan specifies the number of points that can be awarded in each category for the various types of services ... with 10 points as the maximum in each category. Each Rotarian should review this "Inventory" carefully. and record the number of points he/she has already earned in each category. Remember those "Must" points!
Points are cumulative from month to month. but DUPLICATE POINTS cannot be awarded. Example: Category #6, a Rotarian might serve as a member of the Board of Directors of the club for more than one term. but after he/she has once earned the 10 points for having rendered that service for one term, he/she has earned the maximum number of points authorized for that service.
Points earned for service rendered by a Rotarian in one club who becomes a member of a 2nd or 3rd club are also cumulative. Example: Category #16, suppose a Rotarian sponsored two new members when he/she was in Club "A"....... he/she earned 4 points for this category. The Rotarian moves or is transferred to an area where there is not a club or membership available ... he/she is no longer a Rotarian. Later. he/she is invited into Club "B", the points previously earned are cumulative and may be credited for his/her continuation for the 10 Star Rotarian recognition.
Reminder!
Send Completed Inventory forms to:
Bob Onorato at the Rotary Office address

Inventory of Rotary Service
Category No. - Service Rendered - Points Earned

Serving as President of any Rotary Club for 1 year. - (10 points)
Serving as Treasurer of any Rotary Club for 1 year. - (10 points)
Serving as Secretary of any Rotary Club for 1 year. - (10 points)
Serving as Secretary-Treasurer of any Rotary Club for 1 year. - (10 points)
Serving as Bulletin Editor for any Rotary Club for 1 year. - (10 points)
Serve as a member of the Board of Directors for any Rotary Club for 1 year. - (10 points)
Serve as Chairman of any Major Committee for 1 year and present a program to the Club on the Committee work. - (5 points) - Two years - (10 points)
Serve as Program Chairman for 1 quarter. - (5 points) - 2 quarters - (10 points)
Serve as Chairman of any Special Committee/Award up to (10 points) at the discretion of the board.
Two years of 10 Attendance at Rotary Meetings - (10 points). One year - (5 points)
Attend 2 District Conferences. - (10 points) or - (5 points) for each. (1 MUST)
Attend 2 District Assemblies. - (10 points) or - (5 points) for each. (1 MUST)
Attend any SPECIAL Rotary Meeting out of town. - (5 points), - Two Meetings - (10 points)
Attend any Rotary International Convention. - (10 points)
Make up your attendance at 5 different clubs. - (10 points) or - (2 points) each.
Sponsor and bring into your club 5 New Members. - (10 points) - For each New Member - (2 points)
Voluntary contribute to Rotary projects. - (10 points) - For each $(1 point)
Read and be able to interpret the Manual of Procedure. - (10 points)
Read 2 booklets - (10 points) "Service is My Business", "Adventure in Service", and "Seven Paths to Peace". - 1 booklet(5 points)
Read and be able to interpret the Constitution and By-Laws of a Rotary Club and of Rotary International. - (10 points) (MUST)
Prepare and present to any Rotary Club, a minute program on the Rotary Motto - (5 points) or "4 Way Test." - (5 points)
Display in your office or place of business, framed copies of the "4-Way Test" - (5 points) and the "Object of Rotary." - (5 points)
Prepare and present to any Rotary Club a minute program on two of the four Avenues of Service. - (5 points each or points for two programs)
Render any special service to Rotary-Award up to - (10 points) at the discretion of the Board of Directors. Example: Supervise Money Raising, Special Ceremony, etc.