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
LAST WEEK... by Mary Giroux
The Beginnings - Club members enjoyed each other's company during dinner and welcomed Dave Piper back. We are happy to have Dave feeling better!
The Program - President Doug opened the Club Assembly meeting.
Concert in the Park - Next week's meeting will be at the Symphoria concert at Allyn Arena. Bill Buterbaugh is organizing the event. A Rotary table will be set up and members are encouraged to bring spouses, significant others and friends. We will meet at 6:30 and the concert begins at 7:00. Bring a picnic dinner or you may order a boxed meal provided by the Sherwood by contacting Bill by Tuesday the 23rd. A cooler of water and soft drinks and cookies for dessert will be provided. Thanks to Bill for arranging this event!
Ribs, Rythm and Blues - Bill Conole reminded us that the Auburn Rotary event is the weekend at Emerson Park, Friday thru Sunday. If you like barbecued ribs this is the place to go!
Club Business - President Doug talked about making changes in our club's membership rules and meeting structure to foster meaningful club growth in the future. The following were discussed:
Changing club by laws and constitution with regard to attendance to reflect that rather than having an attendance requirement, the expectation of members is that they participate in 50% of club meetings and activities.
Each current member is asked to invite one person to Rotary to see what we are about
Involve new members immediately in a committee,
Offer new members the opportunity to lerad a community service project with backing of the club both with funds and member involvement
Revise club meeting format to have four meetings per month as follows: one club assembly. one meeting with a speaker, one social meeting and one community service project
Invite spouses and significant others to be involved in meetings and community service projects
Have committees report status each month at the club assembly
Hold a recruitment drive in September/October time frame
The goal for making changes to club by laws and constitution and then implementing any changes is by September 1st. Club members will vote on any changes after they are approved by the Board.
Also discussed was having a Thank You event for local merchants. Merchants and businesses have supported our projects and events in many ways and this event would be to recognize their support and show our appreciation.
Polo for Preemies - Chris Cheney reminded us about this fund raising event for the Crouse Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. The event is at the polo field on Sunday the 28th beginning at 1:00. Yard signs were available for members to put up
50-50 - Alice Purdy won the 50/50 . He did not find the Queen.
Guests - none
Attendance- 17 at 33% (51 members)
PolioPlus Achievement Award
The Michael D. Occhipinti PolioPlus Achievement award was presented to PDG Ward Vuillemot at the District 7150 Changing of the Guard ceremony on June 27th. The award is named in memorial of PDG Michael Occhipinti who was a polio survivor and the District 7150's first PolioPlus chair. Michael led the effort within the district for a number of years. Ward was recognized this year for raising in excess of $23,000 for PolioPlus thought his PolioStopper challenge.
Polo for Preemies - Sunday July 28th, 1:00 PM
What better way to spend a Sunday afternoon in July than socializing with friends and business associates while enjoying a polo match featuring the Skaneateles Polo Team!
Crouse Health Foundation’s 4th annual Crouse Health Polo for Preemies will be held on Sunday, July 28, at the Skaneateles Polo Club, 783 Andrews Rd, Skaneateles, NY.
The Fireside Inn, 2347 West Genesee Rd, Route 370, Baldwinsville NY 13027
Join us in out traditional welcoming our previous Rotary year's outbound student home, hearing them share the life changing experience. Our returning 2018-19 Outbounds will be in attendance: Gianna Eidel - Japan, Sara Euto - Austria, Skylar Chilson Wood - Paraguay & Cole Goodchild - Taiwan
Attending will be our SRC's 2019-20 Outbound class: Shane Rutledge / Belgium and Eva Lombardi / Taiwan
To learn more of this event and to register, CLICK HERE.
Our Rotary YE Students - 2019-20
LONG TERM EXCHANGE PROGRAM
Outbound-
Shane Rutledge - to Belgium
Eva Lombardi - to South Korea
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)
CLICK HERE for quick access to the D7150 Calendar of other district club's events.
DISTRICT 7150
JULY 2019 NEWSLETTER
CLICK HEREto access and read theJuly 2019 edition of the District 7150 newsletter, and discover all the many Rotary events and happenings within our CNY Rotary region. Inside you will find:
DG Randy's upcoming club visit schedule
a lot of membership news to get us motivated for a year of growth
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NEXT WEEK
50-50 - Alice Purdy won the 50/50 . He did not find the Queen.
The Michael D. Occhipinti PolioPlus Achievement award was presented to PDG Ward Vuillemot at the District 7150 Changing of the Guard ceremony on June 27th. The award is named in memorial of PDG Michael Occhipinti who was a polio survivor and the District 7150's first PolioPlus chair. Michael led the effort within the district for a number of years. Ward was recognized this year for raising in excess of $23,000 for PolioPlus thought his PolioStopper challenge.
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LONG TERM EXCHANGE PROGRAM
DISTRICT 7150
