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10-May Colleen Kramer 17-May Steven Krintzman 24-May James Leighton 31-May Bill Lemoine 7-Jun Kevin Lennon 14-Jun John (Jack) Leon, Jr. 21-Jun John Lewis 28-Jun James Liedell 5-Jul Ken Livingston

7-May Jim Saben / Michael Duffy 14-May David Botting / Curt Sears 21-May Fran Webb / Maureen Tuohy-Bedford 28-May Bob Huckman / Bruce Gordon 4-Jun John Lewis / David Aiken 11-Jun Paul Tardif / Bob Boucher 18-Jun Nancy Gardner / Jim Walker 25-Jun Mickey Walker / Bob Dubuois 2-Jul Finbarr Corr / Norm Weare

Calendar May 4 Mini-Golf Tournament at Pirate’s Cove May 17-19 Annual District Conference, Plymouth, MA. June 9 War Horse Bus Trip to Providence Performing Art Center, 10:45 AM $110 p/person June 19 Installation of officers at the Old Yarmouth Inn, Yarmouth

PLEASE be available at 6:30 AM on your

scheduled Friday. If it develops that you

cannot attend, please immediately notify

Jim Liedell (508) 362-0167. Jim will ar-

range a swap with another member, or fill

in himself.

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 TGIFIY.

May Theme: Service Above Self

Chair: Charlie Adams, Hildur Kidney, Steven

Krintzman, Paul Tardif, Curt Sears

June Theme: Rotary Fellowship

Chair: Fran Webb, Peter Murray, Mary Ann

Gray, Ron Standish, Dean Sherman

● Yarmouth Food Pantry – food-of-the-month

– Mac & cheese or non-perishable milk –

etc.

● Curly Carey & Steve Albright updated the

Club about the successful “cooking & serv-

ing” of over 200 for dinner!

● Steve Albright reminders:

(1) Rotary Work Day – Saturday,

April 27 (8 am to noon or one to four hours)

–clean up and sprucing of the grounds &

shrubbery at Packet’s Landing,

(2) the June 9 group bus trip: dinner

and a play, “The War Horse” in Providence,

(3) all Club members should have

received the spread sheet regarding committee

choices for next year – get it back to Pres.-

Elect Steve by May 18.

● Elena Schuck – the May 4 (10 am to 4 pm)

Mini-Golf Tournament at Pirate’s Cove –

Signup sheet for times and tasks.

● In the presence of District Governor Joe

Clancy, PDG Dave Clifton, and AG Peter

Kropp; President Susan Provencher was

presented a Certificate of Appreciation from

District 7950 “to the Rotary Club of Yarmouth

in recognition and deep appreciation for their

support of the Rotary Exchange Program in

2012-2013.”

● Speaking of Assistant Governor Peter

Kropp, he outlined his observations about –

(1) the District’s International Night,

(2) the importance of President-Elect

Steve Albright’s committee assignment

spread sheet,

(3) the upcoming District Conference

(May 17-19 in Plymouth), and

(4) the June 7 Installation of the next Dis-

trict Governor, Dietrich Bilger.

GUEST POLICY Prospective members are

the guests of the Club for

their first meeting

PROGRAM– CLUB ASSEMBLY

Club Treasurer Tammy Glivinski began the Club Assembly business

with a detailed outlining of the budgets of the Club Foundation and

of the Club itself, and specifics relating to outlays within Good

Works, Scholarships, and the Maktha School International Project.

Discussion was held with Bob Dubois in the role as facilitator as-

sisting Pres. Sue as the Club members discussed and deliberated the

Club’s future commitments for International Service and Communi-

ty Service, financial implications, and the pursuit of grants. (Being a

business meeting, Club Secretary John Gilligan kept minutes.)

Meals on Wheels Program News about Home Delivered Meals of the Yarmouth Nutritional

Program (from Elder Services of Cape Cod & the Islands)

In Fiscal Year 2012, Yarmouth Meals on Wheels delivered 28,491

meals.

● 36% had been receiving meals for more than 2 years.

● 78% received meals 5 days per week.

● 71% were 80 years or older.

● For 82% this meal was their main meal of the day.

● 96% found the meal quality acceptable.

● Most residents did not eat the meal when delivered, but refrigerat-

ed them and ate later.

● 44% felt they ate better with the meals.

● 67% felt their health had improved.

● For 93% the meal was 1/3 or more of their total food for the day;

for 54% it was ½ or more.

● 96% would recommend this program to others.

(– Annual Consumer Satisfaction Survey, May 2012)

Rotary Club Speakers for May May 3 – Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Cape Cod & the Islands

May 10 – Nancy Cavanaugh (Chair, Agricultural Commission),

Bass River Farmers Market & the Yarmouth Community Gar-

dens

May 17 – Vocational Service Award presentation; and

Jim Saben & Tammy Glivinski on their clean water project trip

in Honduras

May 24 – Rotary Group Study from France

May 31 – Andi Genser from We Can

10-May Bernie Nugent / Esther Stocchetti 17-May Steve Albright / Jack MacLelland 24-May Bill Lemoine / Jim Walker 31-May Frank Mastromauro / Bob Boucher

Substitutes: Bill Lemoine MEET

at the Yarmouth Senior Ctr.

528 Forest Rd., South Yarmouth

9:30 A.M.

Hello,

It was not just a weekend full of fun and laughter at RYLA

but also a life changing experience. My biggest fear was

the robe route, which was higher than it seemed from the

ground. I was happy about all the mentally support I got. I

already miss all my friends I made and wish I could’ve

stayed longer even when our cabin wasn’t what I would

call a 4 star hotel.

After my total 3 hours sleep this weekend I was full of en-

ergy for the district International Night on Monday. The

highlight wasn’t just all the awesome speeches from all

exchange students but also a chocolate fountain.

Our musical is finally coming together and the weather for

sailing is perfect. This weekend I enjoyed the wonderful

sun over Cape Cod and ate strawberry cheesecake ice

cream at my first trip to Friendly’s Your Exchange Student

Daje Weber-Trebesch

No sleep and not being at RYLA anymore makes Matthew go something something. . . I've had an amazing week. Friday afternoon I arrived at the camps in Brewster, not really knowing what to expect from it. 52 hours later, and with 6 or so hours of sleep, these people where my family. I laughed with my orange family, cried with my orange family, worked hard, overcome challenges and best of all, ate good food with my orange family. This being the internet linked generation, I came home to 28 Fa-cebook friend requests and another 50 or so followed in the fol-lowing days, as RYLA'ians all linked in together. Monday evening was the 20th District 7950 International Night, and I met more of the wonderful people that help with this amazing program. We long-term Inbounds rocked our blazers, and the short term / long-term outbound looked enviously on at our collection of pins (And random trash). I was happy to speak and represent not only the Rotary club of Bungendore Australia, but my amazing host club of Yarmouth.

Cheers, Matt (Oggman)

Happy Birthday!!! Linda McKnight May 2

Bob Dubois May 4

Happy Anniversary!!! Richard and Sue Corsini May 8

John and Betty Herr May 8

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Work at its best……

GOOD WORK COMMITTEE