A Trivia night is being held to benefit Lynn Economic Opportunity, Inc, and they are looking for teams to challenge each other and fight for the right to be top trivia team of the night. Kathleen McDonald had spoken to Lynn Rotary recently and sent this trivia challenge to this editor. The cost of the night included complimentary beverages as well as food, and of course, the thrill of the chase.
Are there Rotarians out there who like trivia and want to fight for the honor of the club?
If so, put together a team and contact the number listed on the invitation.
District 7930 is has announced the 2015 District Conference to be held in Danvers on May 1, 2015. Lynn Rotarians are asked to review the sessions being offered at the District and to consider going. Participants will attend quality sessions designed to help Rotarians better serve their clubs and communities. Additionally, participants will get to meet Rotarians from a wide variety of clubs and see what Rotarians are doing in their communities and for programs around the world. The agenda of the conference is attached. Club members who want to consider going should contact President Wendy.
May 1 to 3, 2015 Hilton Doubletree, Danvers
Breakout Highlights:
Breakout Session # 1:
Friends, Fellowship and Fun – What makes your Club special? Round table discussion
Rotary Means Business – Rotary Means Business encourages Rotarians to support the success of their fellow Rotarians by doing business with them. Discussion session.
Breakout Session # 2:
Rotary Clubs Doing Good in the World – What is your Club doing in your community and in the community of the World. Speed dating format.
Growing with Rotary - District 7930 welcomes the Rotary Alumni Association of New England. The program involves Rotarians, Alumni, Rotaractors and Ambassadorial Scholars. Explore the value of Rotary’s Educational Programs for our young people, to our Clubs. Panel discussion.
Rotary Jeopardy Game – How much do YOU know about Rotary. Plenary format.
Saturday Session 10:00 am – 1:30 pm
An expo of youth and Rotary programs! Highlighting Camp Rotary and a Rotary Club Service project for a new library in Kenya.
Outside the ballroom will be a ongoing interactive exhibits including Youth Exchange students presenting traditional dance, weaving and other activities and RYLA students leading Rotarians through RYLA leadership and bonding activities. We plan to have a couple of InterAct clubs doing interactive service and fundraising projects with the help of Rotarians. Lunch will follow
Sunday Interfaith & Memorial Service with brunch & keynote address
