The Rotary Club of
Lebanon, NH, USA
 
Chartered 1924
Reflecting on Warmer Weather!  Park Clean-up 2019
January 16, 2020
Editor Marilyn Bedell
 
 
Next Week 23 January 2020
 
Cheri Bryer, Substance misuse, Mom’s in Recovery Program, DHMC
 
Today's Program
 
January 16, 12 Noon Meeting;
 
Speech Contest with Students from Lebanon High School
 
Topic
How does Rotary connect to my world?
 
Students were asked to prepare & deliver a five-minute speech which relates the relevanceof this topic to teamwork and to everyday relationships.
 
Two students gave speeches today.  This was Level One of the Rotary District 7850 Speech contest.  The winner of Round One received a $100 prize.  Level Two winners receive $150.  The winner of Round Three receives $250.  The winner of the final found, Round Four receives $500.
 
Our speakers were two freshmen, Adriana Caraeni and Mary Rainey. 
 
Adriana Caraeni
 
Mary Rainey
 
Both shared their thoughts on how Rotary could be partnering with our LHS students to help address climate change/global warming.  
 
Both were equally concerned about their/our future if we cannot decrease our carbon foot print.
 
They used the Rotary 4-Way Test to frame their remarks.
 
They both hope they can make a bigger impact on the environment by seeking ways individually and collectively we can make significant change on our future.
 
The winner of today's contest was Mary Rainey.
 
Mary Rainey
 
She will return in several weeks for Round Two of the contest that will include students from Randolph and Lebanon High Schools.
 
At the end of the contest, the students were interviewed by Marion to learn more about each student.  Both shared that they are soundly grounded in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) educational principles. Both love math!
 
Co-President Marion Steiner, Speech Contestand Coordinator Phil Renz, Adriana Caraeni,
Mary Rainey, LHS Faculty Member, Michael Sisemore, and Rotarian/LHS Faculty Member Joy Gobin
 
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Book Given to the Kilton Library Children's Collection in honor of out speech contestants:

Let 'er Buck by Vaunda Micheaux Neldon and illustrated by Gorgan C. James.

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Guests

From Lebanon High School

Dr. Bonnie Robinson

Kieth Matte

Michael Sisemore

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Happy Dollars

Tim Gauraldi let us know that he received a Facebook post from his daughter from the top of Kilimanjaro!  She is now on the safari part of her trip in Tanzania.

Hank Clarke worked at the ticket booth at the Dartmouth Relays.  He shared that Lebanon High School did well a the relays.

Bill Secord first shared information about the book our club is giving to the Kilton Library in honor of our student speakers.  He then shared that Cato is said to have used Carthage must be destroyed as the conclusion to all his speeches in order to push for the war. So Bill shared that he will conclude all of his talks and brags with his mantra, Subscribe to a local newspapers.

Bill's brag then lead Will Koppenheffer to share more history about Hannibal.  He was from Carthage and is still considered on of the greatest military commanders in history

Cameron Ford was happy to be back to Rotary after navigating some health issues.  He shared that the really good news for Headrest is that the State of NH is finally going to pay for the Headrest Hotline.  Headrest is being granted $200,000.  This is the first time in 50 years that the Hotline will be funded with public funds from the state!

Bruce Pacht shared that we are just weeks away from Valentines Day.  The North Country Chordsmen will be doing singing Valentines again this year.  To learn more click here

JoAnn Lemeiux is off to New Zealand next week as part of the Rotary District 7850 Friendship Exchange.  She will spend a few days in Hawaii too.

Ron Michaud let us know that his wife made a significant donation to the rabbi in Woodstock to be used to help combat anti-Semitism.  He went on to share that we all need to be on guard and confront expressions of anti-Semitism when we hear them.  If we don't do this, we are part of the problem. 

 

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Raffle

Cindy Jerome pulled the 9 of Diamonds , as the hunt for the queen continues.

 Rich Wallace won the car wash.

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Interactor Joint Meeting Lebanon and Mascoma
 
Interactors at Three Tomatos
 
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Flag Etiquette, from John Yacavone
 
Mark your calendar with these important American Flag Half-Staff dates for 2020:
 
 
 
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Listen Dinners 2020
 
Here is the Community Dinner Schedule for 2020
 
Click Here to Sign-up to Volunteer for one or a few of these dates
 
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Rotary Leadership Institute (RLI) February 29, 2020 in Concord, NH
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Great American Pie Buffet - Supporting the Eradication of Polio
 
 
Planning has started for out Great American Pie Buffet to be held again at Lebanon High School on April 4, 2020.  Volunteers needed to help plan the event.  Bruce Pacht and Tim Gauraldi are leading this event.  Let them know if you can be on the planning team or just come to the next meeting on Tuesday, 21 January 2019 at the Gauraldi Nationwide Office on Bank Street.
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Save these dates!!
 
Listen Food Drive
 
March 14, 2020 at the Lebanon Co-op, 9 AM to 12 noon.  Sign up doodle poll will be sent out soon.
 
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On Thursday, May 14, 2020 We will be hosted by Kimball Union Academy in the evening. 
 
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The plan:
5 PM - Art Tour
6 PM - Dinner
7 PM - Spring Dance Concert
 
2020 Holiday Party and Yankee Swap
 
It's never to early to plan...Mark you calendars now, our 2020 Holiday Party and Famous Yankee Swap!! it will be on Thursday, December 17, 2020 at the Quechee Inn at Marshland Farms
 
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Rotary International 

From the Rotary Web Site:

Toastmasters and Rotary partner to help members grow professionally and make a difference in their communities

ENGLEWOOD, Colo., Jan. 7, 2020 — Members of Toastmasters and Rotary will enhance their skills, broaden their networks and increase their positive impact in communities through a new collaboration.

The ongoing relationship between the two organizations will begin at the grassroots level with local club members learning and working together. Additionally, Toastmasters will create a set of eight structured communication and leadership development courses for Rotary with a phased rollout that will be available in English in 2020, and in more languages in 2021.

“The strategic alliance with Rotary is exciting and allows both organizations to leverage our unique and similar strengths,” says Deepak Menon, Toastmasters' 2019-20 International President. “We look forward to providing our current and prospective members with ongoing additional offerings that meet their evolving needs.”

With its first unofficial meeting held in Bloomington, Ill., in March 1905, Toastmasters is a global nonprofit organization with more than 16,800 clubs in 143 countries. Its members attend club meetings where they learn how to be more confident speakers, communicators and leaders. Toastmasters’ vision for the ongoing collaboration with Rotary is to change more lives for the better, and positively impact communities around the world.

“Collaborating with Toastmasters will provide our members with even more opportunities to develop and improve their leadership and communication skills,” said John Hewko, general secretary and CEO of Rotary International. “In turn, members of Toastmasters can connect with more people, take advantage of new speaking and learning opportunities, and make a difference in their communities through Rotary.”

Rotary provides its members opportunities to develop professionally, gain world understanding, and make lifelong friendships – all while volunteering to improve lives and bring lasting, positive change to communities.

Founded in 1905 in Chicago, Ill., Rotary is a global network of people committed to improving lives and bringing positive, lasting change. Each year, Rotary members contribute millions of dollars and volunteer hours to promote health, peace and prosperity in communities across the globe. Through volunteering, they make lifelong friendships that transcend political, cultural and generational boundaries and foster global understanding and respect.

For FAQ and to learn more about this partnership, please visit www.toastmasters.org/Rotary.

For further information or interviews from Toastmasters International, please contact dolson@toastmasters.org or call +1720 619 5344.

For further information or interviews from Rotary International, please contact chanele.williams@rotary.org or call +1847 866 3466

About Toastmasters International: Toastmasters International is a worldwide nonprofit educational organization that empowers individuals to become more effective communicators and leaders. Headquartered in Englewood, Colo., the organization's membership exceeds 358,000 in more than 16,800 clubs in 143 countries. Since 1924, Toastmasters International has helped people from diverse backgrounds become more confident speakers, communicators and leaders. For information about local Toastmasters clubs, please visit www.toastmasters.org. Follow @Toastmasters on Twitter.

 

Upcoming Programs
 
 
January 23,  7 AM Meeting, Cheri Bryer, Substance misuse, Mom’s in Recovery Program, DHMC
 
February 6, Noontime Meeting, Dan Weeks, Solar Energy
 
February 13, 7 AM Meeting, Hillary, Journey to Recover
 
February 20, Noontime Meeting, Professor Elizabeth Newton - It wasn't a typical first week at work: meet your colleagues, get settled in, confirm the existence of a new planet about 900 trillion miles from earth. But for physics and astronomy professor Elisabeth Newton, that's exactly how she started her new job at Dartmouth College earlier this year.
 
February 27, 7 AM Meeting, To Be Announced
 
March 12, 7 AM Meeting, TBD
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