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The Rotary News
Official Newsletter of the Woodbury Rotary Club
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Woodbury Rotary Club
Jim Kelleher
President
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Rotary International
John Kenny
President
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RI District 7640
Salvatore "Sam" Conte
District Governor
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Woodbury Rotary Club
Regular Meeting
May 4, 2010
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Today's Program
The Rotary Foundation
Major Donor
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B. Harold Smick, Jr. PDG 1984-1985 Jenna Steiner, Major Gifts Officer, Zone 32,
The Rotary Foundation
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| Herb met Jenna in Chicago during his time serving on the "Council On Legislation." When Herb learned that Jenna would be in the area, he invited her to lunch. When our scheduled speaker was unable appear Herb asked Jenna to say a few words about the Rotary Foundation. Jenna described how contributions to Rotary Foundation funds enable Rotarians to carry out humanitarian and educational projects. Gifts may be directed to three main funds: the Annual Programs Fund, which supports the Foundation’s humanitarian, educational, and cultural exchange programs worldwide; the Permanent Fund, which provides an endowment; and the PolioPlus Fund. |
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B. Harold Smick, Jr. PDG 1984-1985
Outlines the significance of
RI Foundation Annual Report 2008-09
to Pres. Jim
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of The Rotary Foundation
pins B. Harold Smick, Jr. PDG 1984-1985
designating Harold as a Major Donor
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Carolann Jeronimo
DGE District 7640 2010-11
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B. Harold Smick, Jr.
PDG District 764 1984-1985
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Bernard "Bud" Umbaugh
PDG District 7500
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Jenna Steiner
Major Gifts Officer, Zone 32
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Special guests at today’s meeting
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Herbert A. Budd, Jr., PDG 764, Jenna Steiner, Major Gifts Officer, Zone 32and DGE7640 2010-11 Carolann Jeronimo pose behind Carolann’s Rotarymobile.
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Herbert A. Budd, Jr., PDG presents Jenna Steiner with Rotary Rose note cards
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| Today's Greeter |
Ed Molinari |
| Today's Program |
Herb Budd |
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| Upcoming Greeters |
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11-May - Ken McIlvaine
18-May - Jack MaGee
25-May - Craig Klayman
01-Jun - Todd Jones
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08-Jun - Roger Jones
15-Jun - Greg Jones
22-Jun - Doc Holdcraft
29-Jun - Heinz Hoefers
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| Upcoming Coordinators |
& Their Programs |
11-May - John Carr
18-May - Warren Carr
25-May - Fred Davis
01-Jun - Bob Duffield
08-Jun - Gayle Henefer
15-Jun - Doc Holdcraft
22-Jun - Greg Jones
29-Jun - Todd Jones
06-Jul - Roger Jones
13-Jul - Thomas Kiefrider
20-Jul - Jim Kelleher
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Elmer Bank Trust Departmen
West Jersey 1609-1702
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| Birthdays |
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21-Apr - Jim Henry
09-May - John Balsama
16-May - Thomas Keifrider
17-May - Herb Budd
17-May - Jack Magee
25-May - Tom Ryan
31-May - Greg Jones
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Quote of the Day
"Freedom is when
the people can speak; democracy is when the government listens."
~ Alastair Farrugia ~
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President Jim recognized Jack McGee as the
"Rotarian of the Quarter"
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Get Ready for the
4 September 2010
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HAITI EARTHQUAKE RELIEF
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The Woodbury Lunch and Breakfast Clubs have united for the purpose of raising funds to provide one ShelterBox for Haitian Earthquake Relief . A ShelterBox cost $1,000.00 delivered to the recipient. This is an unfunded challenge that we’ve accepted. Pres Jim and the members present at Tuesday's lunch meeting agreed to solicit the membership to raise our $500.00 share. The membership recommended that a $25 per member will reach our $500.00 goal
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Woodbury Rotary Club
P.O. Box 261
Woodbury, NJ 08096
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District Wide Blood Drive
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Gayle Henefer has stepped up
and taken charge of this project
Blood Drive will be scheduled after
ARC labor dispute is resolved.
Contact Gayle with your interest in helping
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DINNING WITH ROTARY CHEFS
Was held Sunday
January 31, 2010 @ Wedgewood Country Club
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MISSION ACCOMPLISHED
President Jim Kelleher Completed His Challenge
He ran for the benefit of the Community Service Projects of Woodbury Rotary, raising in excess of $5,000. Jim competed in the Males 45 TO 49 Division and finished with the time of 4:34:40. This was 5255 place overall and 3401 place for all males and 374 in his division. Jim placed in the upper 49% of a field of 15,000 runners.
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| President Jim's Weekly Message |
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Dear Woodbury Rotarians:
Important Dates:
Social Hour to honor the GSE Team is scheduled for Tuesday, May 25th at the Barnesboro Inn from 5:30 to 7:00 PM. Invitations will be given to all clubs in the district.
The Rotary Club of Woodbury's Changeover Dinner is scheduled to Tuesday, June 29th from 5:30 PM to ?. The event will be held at Rotary Park.
If anyone is interested the District Conference, which is being held May 21 - 23 at The Princess Royale Hotel in Ocean City, Maryland, see the District 7640 website for more details.
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For the Good of Rotary,
Pres. Jim
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| Rotary Factoid |
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In Rotary, the ultimate power always reverts to the grassroots members of the local Rotary clubs. They can veto a decision by the Council on Legislation. They can either ratify or override the choice of the nominating committee for every elective office from the district governor to worldwide president. To some Rotarians, particularly those in newly established clubs in countries formerly having totalitarian regimes, Rotary is the first experience in democracy they have ever known.
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| Enjoy Rotary! Get involved and experience the joy of "Making Dreams Real!" |
| Upcoming Programs - click on underlined event for more information |
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| Business Note of the Day |
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After its success as a toy, other uses were found. In the home, it can be used to pick up dirt, lint, and pet hair. The material's unique properties have found niche use in medical and scientific applications. It is used in large quantity by physical therapists for rehabilitative therapy of hand injuries. A number of other brands (such as Power Putty and TheraPutty) alter the material's properties, offering different levels of resistance. The material is also used therapeutically for stress reduction. Because of its adhesive characteristics, it was used by Apollo astronauts to secure their tools in zero-gravity.
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Phase II
of Rotary Park upgrade
is underway
This phase will entail raising funds to install a monument as a recognition for our nation's sons and daughters who served our Country: Past, Present, Peacetime, Wartime, Killed, or Survived.
"Some gave all, all gave some."
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We invite you to participate in a project that will forever link the past to the future.
Click here to see how you can participate
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Web Master's Notes: If you have any suggestions for the newsletter, press release or would like an event posted, please email me at rogercjone@aol.com
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Thought for the Week
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"Failure should be our teacher, not our undertaker. Failure is delay, not defeat. It is a temporary detour, not a dead end. Failure is something we can avoid only by saying nothing, doing nothing, and being nothing."
"No man or woman is an island. To exist just for yourself is meaningless. You can achieve the most satisfaction when you feel related to some greater purpose in life, something greater than yourself."
Dr. Denis Waitley
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| For Your Information |
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Change is coming to Rotary World
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Beginning with the April 2010 issue, Rotary International is publishing, an interactive, online publication featuring practical information and links to help club and district officers meet the challenges they face every day. Current club presidents, district governors, and subscribers who have provided accurate e-mail addresses will receive Rotary Leader automatically, but any Rotarian may subscribe to this free publication at any time. Club presidents-elect, district governors-elect, club secretaries, and assistant governors are especially encouraged to subscribe.
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