Bow Rotary Club's
Weekly Bulletin
 
Bulletin For October 19th, 2018
Today’s Greeter: Alan Kanegsberg welcomed members to Bow Rotary
Attendance:
  • 38  Bow Rotarians
  • 0  Visiting Rotarian(s)
  • 1  Guest: Erin M
  • 0  Guest speaker
Total of 39
 
Announcements:
  • Bryant Stevener read a thank-you note from a student at BMS regarding the recent Wildcat Habitat project.
  • There was a general “Congrats to the Red Sox” hooray
  • Bill McGonagle was looking for help with taking some hazardous waste products to the upcoming town event, as he will not be here come November.
  • Bryant Stevener announced that next week is Rotary Week. Look for a banner at the gazebo.
Sergeant at Arms:
Logo Fines: Ben Kiniry & Chris Parkinson for being late, and Linda Lorden for a Merrimack County Savings Bank logo
 
Birthdays: Tamar Roberts celebrated her birthday recently and updated the club on a good past year
 
Happy Bucks:    
  • Matt Dodge gave a happy buck for the Red Sox win.
  • Rick Minard is off to Parent’s Weekend at his son’s college, and he recapped the recent ribbon cutting ceremony at which he spoke on behalf of the Rotary Club. Very nicely done!
  • Alan Kanegsberg was happy that the cumbersome heater was gone. It has been replaced with wall units and should reduce the noise factor.
  • Judy Goodnow had a wonderful trip to Paris and Normandy and mentioned the sacrifice that the men of that time were making
  • Gerry Carrier added to the Red Sox joy felt by (almost) all in the room
  • Jeff Kipperman had $30 happy bucks – as it was 30 years ago that he and his family moved into Bow – and he announced the next President of MCSB……our very own Linda Lorden! Congratulations Linda!
  • Karen Wadsworth was happy for Linda
  • Peter Imse – happy to be celebrating his 39th wedding anniversary
  • Noreen Christensen was happy the Red Sox won (so as we will not have any competition come auction night) and was happy for Linda
  • Steve DeStefano has been in the club 30 years
  • Bill McGonagle will be in Bow one more week – and was happy to be celebrating his 32nd wedding anniversary
Raffle Winner:  Peter Imse had the ticket, but not the joker
 
Program:
Today was Club Assembly, so only club business was conducted.
Paul Mercier announced the club had $32K in balance and the Foundation $23K. Bill McGonagle had no report (because – ya know – he’s only here for one more week…) Michelle Fortin made the announcement that our morning crew purchased a new coffee maker! Woohoo! Matt Dodge spoke about International service and handed things over to Chris Parkinson for further details. Chris reminded us that November is Rotary Foundation month, and that the Amigos trip is coming up in early February. Jeannie Richards spoke about New Generations and mentioned that EarlyAct and InterAct students would be helping at the upcoming auction. And lastly, Gerry Carrier updated everyone on club service: 66 bags of trash were collected along route 3A during the fall cleanup effort, 200 Christmas trees will be delivered to Bow on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving. That’s earlier than previous years, and assistance will be needed to unload the trees. More details to follow.
 
Respectfully Submitted,
Robert Louf
Potential Speaker Listing
Member: If you have Program responsibilities for an upcoming meeting and are in need of a speaker,
the following people have acknowledged their interest in speaking to our club as of 2/3/18.
 
Retired Brigadier General Steve Curry, NH Veterans Cemetery Association/Veterans Heritage Learning Center
Present/Discuss the Veterans Heritage Learning Center project
Contact: General Steve Curry: info@nhvca.org
(603) 796-2026
 
Jennifer Goodman, Executive Director
NH Preservation Alliance
The New Hampshire Preservation Alliance strengthens communities and stimulates local economies by encouraging the protection and revival of historic buildings and places.
 
Mike Pacheco, Executive Director
Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR)
ESGR is a Department of Defense organization that was established to promote cooperation and understanding between Reserve 
members and their civilian employers and to assist in the resolution of conflicts arising from an employee’s military commitment
 
Rex Reitz - Family Promise of Greater Concord
 
Pamela Dube, Senior Director of Communications
Easterseals NH
We would love the opportunity to speak at an upcoming meeting to thank you for continuing to make a difference in your communities and tell you a little more about our organization and our 80-year history in the state. We know that Rotarians are committed to "encourage and foster the ideal of service". ESNH shares that mission with over 90 programs designed to help people of all ages with disabilities and special needs.
 
Sarah Castelot - Caring Companions at Easter Seals.
They offer non medical, in home care for individuals, elderly,
or with chronic or mental illness. They work very closely with folks with Alzheimer's and
are all Certified Dementia Practitioners. 
 
Karen McNamara - The Concord Crisis Center
Talk about the Center as Bow is one of the towns in their catchment area.
 
Mary Beth Walz
Her trip to Machu Picchu and remote areas of Bolivia. 
Contact info: h. 225-1968
 
Norma Milne 
Advance Care Planning volunteer
insuragy@gmail.com | 603-494-1756
 
Regards,
Dick Bean, 2018-19 Program Chair 
Richard@NHPrintMail.com
 
 
 
Speakers
Oct 19, 2018
Oct 20, 2018
Sold to the Highest Bidder!
Oct 26, 2018
Central Regional Visiting Nurse Association - Hospice: Lights of Life
Nov 09, 2018
Granite State College
Nov 16, 2018
TBD
Nov 23, 2018
Happy Thanksgiving!
Nov 30, 2018
District Governor Visitation
Dec 07, 2018
TBD
Dec 14, 2018
TBD
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Upcoming Events
Christmas Tree Delivery
Nov 20, 2018
 
Christmas Tree Sale
Town Pond
Nov 23, 2018 9:00 AM –
Dec 08, 2018 5:00 PM
 
Russell Hampton
National Awards Services Inc.
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