World Polio Day John Gilly - Infectious Disease Research Expert
on Polio & Vaccines
NEXT WEEK
Thursday, Oct 31, NO MEETING at the Sherwood Inn
We will be assisting with Haunted Hallways and the High School Commons
6:30 - 8:30 PM
... or Treating the neighbor's children at your home
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If you have Program Ideas, pass them along with the contact names and information toBill Conole so that he may arrange to fit it into our weekly programs schedule. It's a interesting & exciting world out there, and let's share it!. Check the website; Speakerson the Home page for upcoming programs and open (TBD) dates.
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Thanks to our Bookleggers - We were able to complete the pallet of children's books that was started and Skaneateles Book Sale, with books from the Jordan Fall Festival, Smiles of Skaneateles Dental office, Holy Trinity Preschool parents and a few of our Rotarians. The pallet of 24 cartons will be ready to ship out of Ace Hardware Monday morning.
MEETING SETUP & ASSIGNMENTS
ASSIGNMENTS
Oct 24, 2019
Nov 07, 2019
50/50 Ticket Sales
Steve Schwartz
James Wanamaker
Meal Ticket Sales
Cheryl Silvestrini
Duane Weaver
Pledge
Amy Tormey
Timer Whittingham
Invocation
Ward Vuillemot
Chuck Williams
50/50 sales folks should arrive for setup 20 minutes early
Please find a replacement if you will not be present for your assignment!
CLICK HEREto see 50/50 & Meal Ticket Sales duties and instructions
DID YOU KNOW - How did Skaneateles get its name?
The name is from the Iroquois term for the adjacent Skaneateles Lake, which means "long lake." The town is on the western border of the county and includes a village, also named Skaneateles.
PRESIDENTS' CORNER... by Pres., Doug Powell
We had two excellent speakers Thursday evening. We varied our usual time to accommodate them both. This proved to be no problem with time to spare! John Gilley presented the St. James’ Church master series where community involvement is a key ingredient in the success of the talks. Next Wednesday at the church, the topic will be global warming and discussants will approach the topic from various angles. Scientific to political, personal to societal, local to national. Dawn Textera, the vice commander of the American Legion Post continued, introducing the post to members. The thrust of the presentation had to do with the local activities of the post. This is not your father’s or grandfather’s drinking hole. The capital improvements undertaken and in the planning stages have transformed the post into a local venue while the emphasis on outreach and involvement of veterans on a local and national level continues to provide veterans with needed services. On another note, It’s Hunting Season! Sitting in my tree stand, I enjoyed the beauty of the fall leaves. I missed a nice 4 point buck, but with any luck…
LAST WEEK... by Cheryl Silvestrini
The Beginnings:
President Doug informed the Club that our Annual Meeting will be in December. He welcomed our proposed members Ed Evans, Tyler Lorey, and Jay Stith. He told the Club that the Citizen of the Year Award ceremony is on Wednesday, 10/23, and that member David Lee is being honored. Bill Buterbaugh encouraged all members to attend next week’s meeting. It is World Polio Eradication Day and all Happy Dollars will be donated to Polio.
The Programs:
American Legion: Bill Conole introduced Dawn Texeira, Vice Commander and member of the American Legion for 30 years. Dawn spoke about the history of the American Legion and that the Skaneateles Post NY-239 was born in August of 1919. She talked about various programs and projects of the Legion: completed Mission 13 of Honor Flight in September; Operation Christmas Hope; Veterans Tribute Pavers; Youth Programs; and, Capital Improvement Projects.
Master Class Series: John Gilley spoke about the Master Class Series at St. James Church. The next topic is “Climate Change”. It will be held on Wednesday, 10/23, at 7:30 p.m. in the Parish Hall at St. James.
50-50 won by Al Coates but the Queen of Spades still hides
GuestsJohn Gilley, Dawn Texeira, Ed Evans, Tyler Lorey & Jay Stith
Attendance: __ Members, or __% Current membership = 49
PROPOSED MEMBER NOTICE: The Board of Directors, approved the applications of the following individuals for membership.
Edward (Ed) Evans - sponsored by Craig Froelich. Ed is a past member of the Hamilton RC, has a classification of Hotel Management, and sides with his wife, Brenda, at 46 W. Lake St., Skaneateles.
John (Jay) Stith - sponsored by Gard Lorey. Jay's classification is; Data Analyst. He lives at 67 West Genesee St., Skaneateles.
Tyler Lorey - sponsored by Gard Lorey. Tyler's classification is is; Marketing Management. He resides at; 1373 New Seneca Tpke, Skaneateles.
If there are no objections made to the Club Secretary, in writing, by October 27th, dues are paid and they have received Skaneateles Rotary and RI Information, these individuals will be inducted into our membership at our meeting of November 7th.
Area 6 District 7150 Rotary Clubs invite you to WORLD POLIO DAY ANNUAL CELEBRATION
Oct 24, 2019. 4-5pm at City Hall Meet Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh for a proclamation on the front steps with a presentation and raising of the Rotary flag
Afterwards we will head over to the City Hall Commons Atrium (one block away)
WEEKLY PROGRAMS - Need Your Input ... by Ward
I would like to start this out by saying SUPER KUDOS to Bill Conole for seeking out and providing our Rotary Club meeting with excellent weekly programs, for the past 10 years. They have been informative, exciting and fun. Bill is asking for our help to continue with this effort Look about your busy and exciting world to find folks that have an interesting life, profession, business or a community or world experience that would make an interesting program. Pass this information, along with contact names and information to Bill so that he may arrange to fit it into our weekly programs schedule. It's a interesting & exciting world out there, and let's share it!.
Check the website; Speakerson the Home page for upcoming programs and open (TBD) dates.
DISTRICT 7150
OCTOBER 2019 NEWSLETTER
CLICK HERE to access and read the October 2019 edition of the District 7150 newsletter, and discover all the many Rotary events and happenings within our CNY Rotary clubs.
Our Rotary YE Students - 2019-20
LONG TERM EXCHANGE PROGRAM
Outbound-
Shane Rutledge - to Belgium
Eva Lombardi - to Taiwan
Inbound -
Simon Hess -from Switzerland,
Amira Aguilar - from Mexico.
SHORT TERM EXCHANGE (summer) PROGRAM (STEP)
Lily Arias - traveling to Santander, Spain (Marina ,host sister) Grace Bailey - traveling to Treviso, Italy (Alice, host sister) Ashlen Rossi - traveling to Torreviega, Spain (Valentina, host sister)
District 7150, Rotary & Other Events.
Oct 23, 2019 - Skaneateles Citizen Award - SCC - honoring Rotarian David Lee
Oct 23, 2019 - Master Class Series at St. James Church. 8:30 PM - Climate Change
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PROPOSED MEMBER NOTICE: 
I would like to start this out by saying SUPER KUDOS to Bill Conole for seeking out and providing our Rotary Club meeting with excellent weekly programs, for the past 10 years. They have been informative, exciting and fun. Bill is asking for our help to continue with this effort Look about your busy and exciting world to find folks that have an interesting life, profession, business or a community or world experience that would make an interesting program. Pass this information, along with contact names and information to Bill so that he may arrange to fit it into our weekly programs schedule. It's a interesting & exciting world out there, and let's share it!.
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LONG TERM EXCHANGE PROGRAM
