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A new email purporting to be from Rotary Foundation Trustee Chair Ray Klinginsmith is targeting Rotary members. The email falsely claims that members can become End Polio Now ambassadors if they email club information to a Gmail address within 48 hours. The fraudulent email has the subject line “BECOME AN END POLIO AMBASSADOR” and is sent from a fake email address. This is a scam. Rotary staff is working to resolve the issue. Avoid being the victim of scams by deleting any email that appears suspicious.
 
We're kicking off The Rotary Foundation's centennial celebration at the Korea convention, 28 May-1 June. But you can get started now planning your club's centennial activities with the resources available in our promotion kit: Ideas and activities for clubs Doing Good in the World promotional flier Doing Good in the World bookmark Sample press release Centennial letterhead Centennial PowerPoint template Centennial postcard History of The Rotary Foundation PowerPoint Find more ideas in "Rotary's Foundation Is Turning 100," in the January issue of Rotary Leader Watch and download A Century of...
 
Rotary's annual training meeting gives incoming district governors from around the world the chance to share ideas for strengthening clubs and improving communities. Learn more about the new presidential theme, Rotary Serving Humanity, and find photos, videos, and speeches from the event. Download resources to use with your club and district. News coverage Germ reveals 'Rotary Serving Humanity' as 2016-17 presidential theme Rotary Voices Read reactions from the assembly Photos 2016 Rotary International Assembly photo gallery Videos 2016-17 presidential theme announcement Find more videos...
 
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Assignments 3/10/2016 - 3/17/2016
 
Thursday, March 17, 2016
Lorraine Morrison        Rotary Minute
Rich Wallace                 Spoke
Ron Carr                      Greeter
Steve Christy             Song Leader
Suellen Griffin             Invocation
 
Thursday, March 24, 2016
John P. Yacavone      Invocation
Ron Carr    Song        Leader
Steve Whitman          Greeter
Suellen Griffin             Spoke
Westin Greene            Rotary Minute
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Spoke 2/18/2016
 
Called to order by: President Don
 
Opening Song: ROTARY
 
Patriotic Song: America the Beautiful
 
Invocation: Westin Greene
 
Song Leader: Westin Greene            Song: Itsy Bitsy Spider (English Version)
Song Leader: Jennifer Grant             Song: Itsy Bitsy Spider (Sweedish Version)
 
 
Visiting Rotarians:
 
Guests:
Jan, David, and Bonnie Robinson
Evan Leary
Vicki Howell
 
 
Raffle: Suellen failed to get the Queen..
 
 
Announcements:
Paul Tierney: Upcoming Feb. 27 Dinner to support Kathy Schneider in her trip to Guatemala.
Jan Robinson: Discussed a check in honor of David Robinson.
Dan Nash: Made two beautiful rocking chairs for Westin Green’s boys.
Bruce Pacht: Discussed the Rotary Institute Rotary Central, and the Rotary Peace Center.
Forrest Cole: Discussed the Mollica Fund.
Don MacMeekin: Discussed the Skiing fund raiser.
Bruce Pacht: Discuss the Sienna Craig (she presented at Rotary) symposium onNepal.
Jan Robinson was given the Paul Harris Fellow in honor of David Robinson
Next week is the Rotary Speech Contest.
 
Brags:
Rick Dyment: The City Council approved the Airport Master Plan.
Dan Affledt: Is safely back in NH
Don MacMeekin: Will take on the Asst. Governor position.
Joann Lemieux: Walked solo on the beach in South Carolina
Bruce Pacht: Bruce and his Chordsmen performed many singing Valentines.
Rotary Minute: Bruce Pacht: Discussed the Rotary Institute Rotary Central, and the Rotary Peace Center.
 
 
 
Speaker: Committee Reports
 
Donations: Jen Grant discussed supporting the Children’s Corner Scholarship Request.
Social: Jean discussed the June 24 Changeover and a picnic with the Riverside Club around May 14.
 
Membership: Rich discussed a mockup of a newsletter, requested Committees to provide information for the newsletter, discussed a new Facebook page design; and there will be a Fireside Chat for two new members next week.
 
Service: Steve discussed the focus on RILA and Speech Contests.
 
 
President Don closed the meeting.
Spoke 2/26/2016
 
Meeting called to order by President Don.
 
Opening Song ROTARY-Ernst out of town, no piano
 
Patriotic Song Skipped
 
Invocation by Jon Blodgett
 
No songs today, business schedule
 
Visiting Rotarians; Sue Donnelly, Sherri  C, Melissa M, Lucille C, Dick D.
 
One Guest of Bartolo, Amy Tremblay, Comcast
 
Bruce P was the lucky one to draw for the Queen. NO MONEY TODAY
 
Brags, Garlan H doing well
 
Steve Whitman (Really an announcement) and  spouse heading for many days to Australia a Rotary sponsored trip.
 
Rotary Minute Bruce P is excited and scared at the same time as he heads for Tanzania, Rotary sponsored trip. Good Luck BP
 
THE PROGRAM TODAY WERE 5 STUDENTS FROM VARIOUS HIGH SCHOOL PARTICIPATING THE ROATY SPEECH CONTEST.
 
Sue Shaw introduce all the students- Each student is given 5 minutes to present their speech.Below are names of the students, their High School and Their Theme
 
Dillon Bradley, Hanover Club,Hanover HS, "Environment and bottle stations"
 
Gregory Grant Lebanon Riverside Club, Lebanon HS “Remember your roots”
 
Emaline Conkey Lebanon Club Lebanon HS  “Be aware of of you environment”
 
Mariam Beb Slama Randolph Club, Randolph HS “Be helpful toward your fellow people of the world”
 
Cecile Smith, Randolph Club, Randolph HS “Traveling around the world gives one a different perspective”
 
The first place winner was Cecile Smith Second place went to Mariam Ben Slama
 
All five speeches were wonderful and delivered in a professional manner with enthusiasm.
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