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Welcome to the latest edition of SEEDS. The January 2017 edition is now available for viewing or downloading. In this edition we focus on three projects Club's have done to give 'value' to our membership. Yep, that's why I guess we do it ! Please take a moment to be inspired by what our clubs and their members are doing in the past and in the future.
The outcomes are remarkable! ENJOY
 
Wishing fellow Rotarians a year filled with Friendship & Happiness
 
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Membership has been the focus of Rotary the last couple years - by getting involved with a local Youth Centre, we can help guide and shape the next generation of potential Rotarians.
The front page of August's Seeds capture this transition perfectly.

In the aftermath of the Black Saturday Bushfires, Rotary International raised funds to support community recovery. Through this effort, the Ellimatta Youth Space was established for the Kinglake community as a dedicated facility for the youth. It was proudly opened by RI President Ray Klinginsmith and many Rotrians, Rotary District Governors, past and present who had worked to support our community recovery attended.
And to look after this Rotary gifted asset - 2 Rotarians are part of Ellimatta Board of Management.

With increasing family breakdowns, drugs and alcohol abuse and disengagement - youth centers have the facilities, support and contacts to assist them thru to adulthood.

Our club received this Christmas card from our local Youth Centre, Ellimatta Inc. - heartwarming to be appreciated.
 
Some Photos of those 5 Hour at Melbourne Airport Temperature 36 plus.It was hot & Crowded.
It was good to meet Pabina who was hosted for 6 Month by the Peter & Linda Collins and other members of the Rotary Club of Launceston and other members of Rotary Clubs in Tasmania.
On a study trip to learn English.
Boy was there a lot of luggage Thank goodness Simon was in Charge of the luggage and guiding us around the Airport. He carried all the baggage saved me. He also insisted being the photographer. All this made My live easier. Well done Simon.
Presented a Moreland Rotary Banner and a Rotary Cap to Pabina More Photos to follow I believe. which will be sent to me via Pabina which I will post.presently Pabina is safely on her way To Bangkok and then to Home
 
Stories
100 Outstanding Quotes from Rotary International Presidents
“The prevailing Rotary attitude in rendering service is practicality. Its aim in
performing a useful action is to be helpful and serviceable, not sentimental....
As practical idealists, we temper the fanciful flights of the dreamer with the
limitations of common sense.”
— Address to 1943 Rotary Convention, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
 
 
Assignments 12/29/2016 - 1/5/2017
 
Thursday, December 29, 2016
Bartolo Governanti          Invocation
Bruce Pacht                 Greeter
Jennifer Grant              Rotary Minute
Linda Copp                  Song Leader
Paul Boucher                Good Works
Paul Tierney                Spoke
 
Thursday, January 5, 2017
Bruce Pacht                 Song Leader
Evan Leary                  Spoke
Jean Flaherty-Wulpern       Good Works
Rich Wallace                Invocation
Suellen Griffin             Rotary Minute
Westin Greene               Greeter
 
 
 
Spoke 1/5/2017
 
Called to order by: President Elect -  Sue Ellen Griffin
 
Opening Song: ROTARY
 
Patriotic Song:  Oh Beautiful for Spacious Skies 
 
Invocation: Rich Wallace - John Lennon Quote
 
Song Leader:                          Song: A  Policeman's lot is not a happy one
 
Visiting Rotarians: None
 
Guests:
Linda Copp and Newt Piper (Lorraine Morrison's grandson)
 
 
 
Raffle:  Rich W. answered correctly the raffle question but picked a card other than the Queen of Hearts.
 
Announcements: Sue Ellen read a Thank You note from West Central Behavior Health for support in Paddle Power this summer. 
Paul T. mentioned Community Service opportunities and tentatively scheduled a couple of dates for a dinner at the Haven. Paul is looking for club support.
Rob Taylor was unanimously voted in as a new club member.
 
 
Rotary Minute: Jennifer noted that there are maps of district Clubs with meeting times.  
 
Good Works: Jean noted that President Kevin and Peter, along with Jean and Bob, hosted a St Patrick's Day Dinner. First year was shore, but the second year they gained ground. She suggested bring back the dinner for small organized event for fundraising.     
 
Brags:
Ernst O. announced this daughter, Margaret, is engaged!
Rick said over 10,000 planes used the Lebanon Airport.
Kathy noted that she passed her surgery recertification until 2027.
Jennifer had her picture in the Valley news with new husband.
 
Speaker: Our Speaker was  Paul Coats, Executive Director of Lebanon Recreation and Parks and he noted that his department oversees a number of projects of the Lebanon Area, Projects include:
5k of groomed ski trails behind Alice Peck Day; investing in replacing trees; Full Moon Fiesta at Storrs Hill to benefit the ski area; Mascoma River Greenway; efforts to rebuild the Rusty Bearing Skate park; 1k groomed trails at Storrs Hills (and are looking for volunteers) and several other projects.  
 
Director Paul Coats was presented a check from the Lebanon Rotary Club for $1,000 to help with the department's projects.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Meeting was closed by Sue Ellen with The 4-Way Test:
Of the things we think, say or do - 1. Is it the Truth? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? and 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
   
 
Submitted by: JoAnn Lemieux
 
Keep some of our members in mind...

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