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June 24, 2008 Vol. 37, No. 41 District 7170
Chartered November
1, 1971
Meets Tuesday
Noon, Kendal at
www.ithacarotary.org/cayuga
www.rotarydistrict7170.org
Editor: H. Murphy
Opening: President Dennis Mogil called the meeting to order, Doug Armstrong led the singing of his adaptation of I've Been Working on the Railroad adjusted to a Rotary theme. The unique lyrics were original and Doug does not have a copyright on them. Following the pledge Doug had as the Thought for the Day: We don't stop playing because we are getting old, we get old because we stop playing.
Visiting Rotarians introduced by Bill McGuire, both from the Ithaca Club, Guy Tabacchi and PDG Gene Erickson.
Doug Reports that
Chuck Brodhead's late wife Phyllis, long time librarian at the
Interact at Lansing High School will be implemented with Dennis and AnnMarie conducting two more information sessions in July for the students. AnnMarie announced that our International Fellowship Award will be presented at this week's Lansing High graduation. Last year's winner has just returned from her South American year of work and will soon be presenting a program on her experience in three different countries.
Ev Morse Alerted Us to view the TV program History Detectives on the PBS channel 4 on Monday, June 30 at 9 pm when his wife June will appear on a segment taken at the Tompkins County History Center about the 1856 book Female Life Among the Mormons.
50/50 conducted by AnnMarie and won by Bill McGuire.
Happy/Sad $$: Ed Siemon was well pleased by the work of the Town in installing a drain pipe and covering it with soil and grass to help make his front yard more level. Much easier to mow now. Guy Tabacchi had a sad $ for a well pump taken out by lightning. Joe Quigley was happy for a family visit with grandchildren. Bill McGuire's $$ were for the front yard work by the town plus an ample supply of rain for his lawn.
AnnMarie
was happy with her new job and amazed to see photos from an
Dues: With our next meeting on July 1 which is the beginning of the new Rotary year, our Club dues will be due. Currently our dues are $60.00 for six months and has not changed for several years, but our dues to RI and the District have continued to climb so that our payments to them have taken the major portion of our $60.00, leaving only a miniscule portion for Club use. Should we increase dues now and if so by how much? This will be under discussion next week.
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RESPONSIBILITIES |
GREETER |
THOUGHT 4 DAY |
INTRODUCTIONS |
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July 1 |
Joe Quigley |
Hank Murphy |
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July 8 |
Ed Siemon |
Dave Thurston |
Karen Besemer |
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July 15 |
Chuck Brodhead |
AnnMarie Hautaniemi |
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