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This Week's Meeting

 

March 9, 2020

 
Rotarian:  Lewis Marshall

Topic:  MacDonald Training Center

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Last Meeting's Program
 
     Last week’s program was provided by Rotarian Sophia Hyde.  Sophia directed the club level of the Rotary Speech contest.  The winner of the club level goes on to compete at the group level and the winner of that continues on to the district level.  The contestant may be a freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior (9-12 grade) enrolled in a public, private, or home school, and may have competed and won in previous years.  The speech is scored on its length of five to seven minutes, with points deducted for going over or under.
     Memorized speeches are expected and notes are not allowed at the Group Level or District Finals.  Material must be original in content and apply to the current Rotary theme: “Rotary Connects the World”.  Speeches are scored based on:  Content…Originality, creativity, imagination, human interest and relevant examples from peer group.  Organization…Effective introduction and establishment of theme, orderly, logical body, clear points and transitions, vivid illustrations with a brief overview/summary at ending and a persuasive and logical conclusion.  Delivery…Diction, pronunciation, enunciation, vocal clarity and projection including body language, posture, gestures, eye contact and purposeful movement.
     We had three Plant City High School students but unfortunately two had to cancel at the last moment.  Taryn Storter was our one contestant and she did an amazing job!  The judges, Mike Arndt, Trey Stevens and Tim Kip all scored Taryn in the 90’s based on a best score of 100.  Taryn was awarded $100 for first place and now moves on to the group level with a chance to win $250.  Taryn did a great job and will be a great representative for our club at the Group level.  Good luck Taryn!
 
--submitted by Mike Arndt
 
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Club & Member News

 

Tickets for both Wild Game and Wild Dames events are available and ready to be distributed.  Jeremy Burris will have the Wild Game tickets, and will begin passing them out to you all at the meeting Monday.  Tamara Fales has the Wild Dame tickets and can pass those out on Monday also.
 
Both events will be April 3rd.
 
Wild Game tickets are $100.00 for pre-purchased tickets and $125 if purchased at the gate.  Wild Dame tickets are $75.00.
 
We will have a Wild Game meeting Tuesday, March  10th at 5:30 at Gumby's house for all that can attend.
 
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Recent Board-Approved
Donations & Sponsorships
 
Supporting the Local Community
 
$2,000 – YMCA
$1,000 – Plant City Main Street
$750 – South Florida Baptists Hospital Children’s Classic Golf Tournament
$500 – Festival Livestock Scholarship Sign Program
$550 – Hillsborough Cattleman’s Clay Shoot
$5,000 – Achieve Plant City Wine Tasting
$13,000 – Plant City High School Computer on Wheels (COW)
 
That's nearly $23,000 of support in just one week!

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Weekly Lunch Programs

Members, please provide Louis Alvarez with details of your program at least two weeks prior to your scheduled date. Louis can be reached at 813-382-4787 or lalvarez@bhvconnect.com.

If you need help with an idea for a program, contact Louis, as he may be able to help you secure a speaker.

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Birthdays & Membership Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Jake Austin
March 6
 
Charles Deusner
March 26
 
Join Date
TaiIshia Robinson
March 5, 2018
2 years
 
Bob Roderick
March 10, 1980
40 years
 
Brett Mueller
March 10, 2008
12 years
 
Lewis Marshall
March 10, 1997
23 years
 
Adam Snyder
March 11, 2019
1 year
 
Mike Arndt
March 11, 2002
18 years
 
Nate Kilton
March 13, 2006
14 years
 
Tim Shuff
March 14, 2011
9 years
 
Alan Kicklighter
March 18, 2013
7 years
 
Doug Watson
March 23, 2015
5 years
 
Steve Lambert
March 24, 1996
24 years
 
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