MEALS ON WHEELS

Calendar July 10—Ernie Oliveira—Advocate for a Community College Education July 10 Champ House Cookout July 17—Theresa Barbo, Author—Historical Cape Cod July 20—Board Meeting 5:30—7:00 pm @ Tammy’s Home July 24—Beth Murphy—Principle Productions July 31– Cape Cod Health Care Oct 10-25,2015 Panama Canal Cruise

PLEASE be available at 6:30 AM on your

scheduled Friday. If it develops that you

cannot attend, please Swap with another

committee member.

The Main Event

Program Committees: Please notify Curly

Carey and Phil Morris of your speakers. You are

responsible for providing the write up on the

speaker for the following week’s Meeting.

July: A New Rotary Year

Chair: Matthew Fitzsimmons

August: : Membership

Chair; Janice Matheson

GUEST POLICY Prospective mem-bers are the guests of the Club for their

first meeting

FRONT DESK July 10—Dave Botting & Ann Knell

July 17—Bill Lemoine & Howard Kendall

Jly 24—Bernie Nuggent & Esther Stocchetti

MEALS ON WHEELS 7/14 John Herr & Jan Tkaczyk

7/21 John Lynch & Joe Potzka

7/28 Bill Lemoine & H.Kendall

Substitutes Steve AbrightFrank-

Mastromauro MEETS

at the Yarmouth Senior Ctr.

528 Forest Rd., South Yarmouth

9:30 A.M.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

GREETER

10 July Jim Quirk 17 July Mike Riley 24 July Jim Saben 31 July Bill Savicki 7 Aug Elena Schuck

July 10, 2015

Happy Anniversary

No Wedding Bells This Week

2015 DUES: Dues invoices were mailed in

June. Dues are due by June 30th each year.,

We as a club must pay our Rotary Interna-

tional and District 7950 dues by July 1 each

year. Your attention to this would be greatly

appreciated.

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Food Pantry $$ Collection 7/17

Happy Birthday 7/16 Dean Sherman

7/16 Tom Tomasik

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Our New President

With the dawn of a new Rotary year, comes the annual re-

newal of leadership positions within the levels of Rotary

organization: clubs, districts, and Rotary International. So too

with the Rotary Club of Yarmouth, as President Tammy

Glivinski rang the podium bell to call together the assembled members for camaraderie, commitment, and service to com-

munity and humanity.

A N N O U N C E M E N T S & N O -T I C E S

● Jim Saben – the District 7950 Installation Reception &

Dinner (Thursday, July 9, 5pm, Cranston, RI) for the incom-

ing District Governor, Kristine David, will also be the instal-lation of Assistant Governors, including Steve Albright.

(More information at ).

● Champ House Dinner – July 10 (see Curly Carey).

● Yarmouth Rotary Memorial Golf Tournament – Mon-

day, September 28, Cummaquid Golf Course. Co-chairs

John Lynch & Mike Duffy reminded members that the first

meeting of the Golf Committee would be after the Club

meeting.

● Yarmouth Food Pantry – Steve Albright indicated that

the Club meeting of July 17 will be the next quarterly collec-

tion for donations to the Yarmouth Food Pantry. During the

month of June, 80 new families were added to the number of

those availing themselves of this community service.

● Kevin Lennon provided a financial update from Curly’s

Crew. The initial goal was to raise $10,000. The result was

$16,000 and a net of $14,279! “…and we still have some T-

shirts left.”

PROGRAM: CLUB ASSEMBLY TO KICK-OFF THE

NEW ROTARY YEAR

President Tammy referenced the comparisons from the

new Rotary International President, K. R. Ravindran,

about managing and promoting Rotary like a business. To

that end, she noted that Club membership stood at 81

members and that one goal should be to strive for a 10%

growth in the coming year. (R.I. itself has only averaged

membership growth of 1.1% over the past ten years.) She

outlined other goals and challenges for New Generations,

Community Service, Rotary Foundation, and Rotary

Awareness.

John Cooke, Director of Public Image, digitally walked

members through checking in and logging on to the

Club’s Facebook page, the Club website, the backside of

Club Runner, and R.I.’s MyRotary.org. Jim Saben, Club

Secretary, outlined the new membership benefits through

the Rotary Global Rewards program, starting July 1st, and

pointed out the FAQ page for more information.

H A P P Y B U C K $

BOB WELLS – 61 years ago, today…! CHARLIE LOBUE – $5: grandkids at the house - ages 6, 4, 3, 1, and 3 months. STEVE ALBRIGHT – in one week, from the front of the room to the back / a leave-early buck from Jill. JIM SABEN – John Cooke. CURT SEARS – next week looking for more than 2 Rotarians at Brown Bag / the Barnstable Sunshine Rotary Club will have Greg O’Brian as Guest Speaker at their next meeting. KEN JENKS – $2: July 3rd, “cool” / have to get a photo of Bob Wells showing some cyber technolo-gy to Bob Huckman! JOHN HERR – “If Tammy is Madame President, does that make Jim, 1st Man?” (More likely, “1st Dude”). BRUCE GORDON – just back from great trip to Scotland / looking for roots (genealogy ones?) / seemed like there were more sheep than people / had some great haggis [Haggis is a Scottish pudding consisting of a mixture of the sheep's or calf's offal (heart, lungs, & liver); minced with suet, on-ions, oatmeal, spices, and salt; mixed with stock; and boiled in a bag, traditionally one made from the stomach of the slaughtered animal.] (Yum). JOE POTZKA – next 2 weeks to Vermont, then Connecticut (Vee-Tee to Sea-Tea?) CAROL WOODBURY – a Chantal leave-early buck. Rotarian from Brockton – $2: leave-early for Melis-sa / where does this club always get such unbe-lievable energy! GEORGE DAVIS – $5: grateful for Dr. Bruce’s advice / power of attorney / daughter & 2nd ques-tion. DAVE AKin – echo Dr. Bruce’s selfless & personal contributions. TAMMY GLIVINSKI – thanks to Steve’s leadership & support / got a text from Liz, she made it to Spain, had some challenges, but what an adven-ture!

Save The Date “ September 28th”

It’s Golf

Time

Again!!

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