BING May 29 2013
2012-2013 Officers & Directors President: Amy Sharp President Elect: Matt Sylvia Vice President: Nick Pellman Secretary: Marion Cheney Treasurer: Mark Boulanger Club Protection Officer: GaryDeColfmacker Past President: Norm Heine Directors: Kim Alty, Ken Plante,
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Rotary District 7780
District Governor: Marty Peak Helman Boothbay Harbor, Maine
Martyrotary@gmail.com 207-233-8471
President Rotary International: Sakaji Tanaka
One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston, IL 60201
www.rotary.org 847-866-3000
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THE FOUR WAY TEST
Of the things we think, say or do:
1. Is it the TRUTH?
2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?
3. Will it build GOODWILL & BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
THE OBJECT OF ROTARY
Is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise and, in particular, to encourage and foster:
1. The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service
2. High ethical standards in business and professions; the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations; and the dignifying of each Rotarian's occupation as an opportunity to serve society.
The application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian's personal, business and community life.
MAKE UP OPPORTUNITIES
Monday:
Exeter Exeter Inn 12:15 PM
Rochester Governor's Inn 12:15 PM
Wells, ME The Bull "N Claw 7:30 AM
Tuesday:
Concord Cat 'n Fiddle Restaurant 12:15 PM
Hampton Ashworth By the Sea 7:30 AM
Kittery, ME Kittery Estates 7:30 AM
Kittery After Hours Weathervane 5:00 PM
Wednesday:
Biddeford-Saco, ME Captain's Gallery Rest. 12:15 PM
Durham Great Bay Three Chimneys Inn 7:30 AM
Ogunquit, ME The Old Village Inn 12 noon
Thursday:
Kennebunk, ME Boat Yard Restaurant 12:15 PM
Seacoast Rotary Portsmouth Gas Light 7:30 AM
Portsmouth Portsmouth Country Club 12:15 PM
Sanford-Springvale, ME Town Club@Fleet Bank 7:30 AM
South Berwick/Eliot, ME SB Community Center 7:15 AM
Friday:
Bow Trinity Tavern 7:30 AM
Portland, ME Portland Club 7:15 AM
York: York Harbor Inn 7:30 AM
Make-up on the web: www.roti.org or www.rotaryeclubone.org
BING May 29, 2013
Submitted by Kathy Fink
Pledge: Mark B Invocation: Mark A 4 Way Test: Joe L 50/50 winner: Dick C
Guests: Carol M, guest of Marion
Visiting Rotarian: Caroline Johnson, Yarmouth
Announcements:
Nick: still taking sign ups for the Rotary Night at Fisher Cats Game on July 27. Tickets are $10 each with $4 going to Polio Plus. The club is paying for a bus. We will leave the Goss parking lot at 5:00 PM. Please let Nick know ASAP how many tickets you would like.
Joe L: Joe will be participating in the annual "Hike for the Homeless" to benefit My Friend's Place. The hike is Sunday, June 2nd. He welcomes your pledges and donations for this good cause.
Happy Bucks:
· Jerry R: For the good care his wife received at the Seacoast's leading medical center. The good news is that she does not have a seizure disorder and can drive again.
· Jerry also started a part-time job as a bailiff
· Phil: for the wedding of Karen Gray's daughter
· Cate: For Tom Dunnington's highly appropriate question at BINGO "Hey, are you feelin' lucky?" Go Tom! (Cate did not approve…)
· Marion: for a great district conference, for today's guests, and for Matt who said she reminded him of his grandmother. (seriously Matt, have you read the 4 way test?)
· Ute: for her son going back to school, and for the beautiful weather last Monday
· Cova: for a recent phone call that her son was out of surgery and doing well.
· Matt: for visiting Rotarian Caroline and for Marion putting up with his comment
· Jerry D: for the Seacoast's leading medical center (including a $ from Malcolm)
· Eliot: for Ken - an apology for missing BINGO. Eliot gave $14 since that's the value Ken said he was worth in the hour he shows up!
Fines:
Eliot: for calling Matt "fat"
Jerry: for referring to Ann F as a visiting Rotarian
Absent Rotarians:
Scott Behner, Dave Bibber, Mike Bolduc, Nancy Boyle, Wil Draper, Pete Forsythe, Ann French, Wally Johnson, Melissa Lesniak, Brendan Markey, Thad Mansager, Tom McShera, Bob O'Connell, Jay O'Neill, Don Purdy, Ram Ramdev, Carol Salava, Dan Shaheen, David Slater, Jennifer Soldati, Craig Stevens, Doug Surina, Jim Verschueren, Peter Widmark
Birthdays for the month of May 2013
Pete Forsythe May 31, 2013
Brandi Irish May 14
Ute Luxem May 22
Jay O'Neill May 7
Ron Richard May 29
Anniversaries
Betsey Andrews-Parker 13 years May 21
Peggy Casey 14 years May 12
Marion Cheney 23 years May 5
Wil Draper 31 years May 26
Ann French 22 years May 1
Malcolm McNeill 31 years May 18
Bob Richard 24 years May 1
Upcoming Speakers:
· 6/5 NH Jewish Federation Schlicha
· 6/12 Martha Hewitt - Greater Seacoast Workforce Coalition
· 6/19 Melissa Lesniak, trip to Guatemala
· 6/26 "Passing the Baton" from Amy to Matt!
· 7/3 No meeting due to holiday
The Program today was a Club Assembly
Matt Sylvia, incoming president
· The budget for fiscal 2014 will be similar to fiscal 2013
· There will be a reduction in the milk/meat fund, reducing to just milk
· End 68 hours of hunger will be added to the budget
· Other areas of increase include: Interact, senior visits, and EREY (every Rotarian, every year)
Club Visioning:
The committee is meeting monthly and is working on developing a vision statement. More news later.
Mark B gave a treasurers report. If you did not pick up a copy at the meeting, ask for one.
BINGO: Several areas are being address with regards to our BINGO game.
- State issues, including new inspectors and attendance numbers are down across the board.
- Budget: Our numbers are currently above budget projections
- Ticket Controls: We have increased the number of Rotarians at the tables, enhanced security cameras and added an "eye in the sky". As a result, there are fewer losses.
- July 4: Yes there is BINGO. We are contractually obligated to hold BINGO on our designated night unless it falls on one of the 4 annual holidays. There are some special games planned and a $10,000 give-a-way.
Cova G: Interact
- The current Interact Club at Dover High School was establish in the Spring of 2012.
- New officers were just inducted and 30-40 students attend regularly.
- Some of the projects and events they participate in include: Apple Harvest Day, 8th Grade info night, the Festival of Trees and more.
- Our club sponsored two students to attend United Nation Day
- They are looking forward to next year
- We could use a few more Rotarian volunteers to help with this.
EliotL: The Edward Jones investment account
The account currently contains $180,201, $41,000 of which is cash. 32% is in stock/mutual funds. Our overall return YTD is 4.3%
Kim A: Shoe and Boot
The shoe and boot fund is for K-12 children who are in need. They can apply through the Dover Housing Authority. If they qualify, they receive a $40 voucher to Red's Shoe Barn. Red's gives us a discount and they bill us. This year, they have processed 115 vouchers so far.
Community Giving: This is for local projects. There was a $10,000 budget for this. Awards went to:
· Interact
· Joe Parks Riverwalk
· Dover Girls Ice Hockey
· Books
For a complete list, contact Kim Alty.
Several committees will have to report later since we ran out of time!