President Mike started the meeting at 12:15 PM and Bill S. said a prayer…blessing the students, the food, those who prepare t, the Rotarians and all who eat it.
Music: Pomp & Circumstance, Olde Lang Syne, Memories, My Way, Misty
Food: House salad, Sautéed Statler Chicken breast, whipped potatoes, green beans, triple chocolate layer cake, coffee & tea
Guests: Recipients of Scholarships, their families and guests; Alexander Polianichko (St. Petersburg, Russia), Mike Warshaw
Fines: (none)
Happy Dollars: Chris - ??; Barbara M. – for her granddaughter; Lou – 2 meetings missed; Mike Warshaw – $5 for each of 5 months missed; Mike D. - $5 for 5 scholarship recipients; Harriet - $5 for each of scholarship recipients and for our guest Rotarian, Alexander, from Russia; Addie – for visitors, guests, Scholarship recipients and Mike W; Alexander – being here, and his family; Ken – 1st anniversary, scholarship recipients & guests; Bill D - scholarship recipients; Darren - scholarship recipients
Announcements:
June 23rd – (today) Scholarships will be given out AND Mike DeNofa – Rotary items
June 30th – 11:45 PM-2:00 PM - Installation Luncheon, at NCC
August 15th – 6:00 PM - Gift Of Life Foundation, annual meeting at La Bove Grande, 800 Route 70, Lakehurst, NJ 08733
August 19th – Rotary Picnic
October 17th – Rotary Annual Golf Outing at Deal Country Club; rain date October 24th
Reminders:
Denise needs more books for Little Free Library
Use Rotary business/thank you cards when patronizing restaurants and other businesses and club supporters in the area
If you know of any speakers, to please let Ken Scaggs know, as he is now in charge. Please let him know if you have any comments: good or bad.
If anybody has ideas for a Community Service project, please send them to any Board member. Thank you.
Satellite club meets 2nd & 4th Thursday of each month, 6:00 PM at Teak, on Monmouth Street, Red Bank
Speaker: Liz Panella graciously awarded the annual Rotary academic scholarships. The recipients were:
Samuel Kodama MAST will attend Columbia University
Isabel Kershner RBC will attend University of Virginia
Gabriella Ferrigine RBC will attend Columbia University
Emily Tomchak R-FH (absent)
Thomas Lonergan Academy of Law and Public Safety - will attend Brookdale CC
50/50 $25 went to Darren, who so generously gave the $25 back to the club. Thank you very much from all of us.
Meeting ended at 1:15 PM
God is present whenever a peace treaty is signed.
– Rabbi Nahman Ben Simha, The Bratslaver
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President Mike started the meeting at 12:15 PM and Bill S. said a prayer…to keep giving the grants, to the group that awards it; for the food, those who prepare it and those who eat it.
Music: If, How Deep is the Ocean, More, Feelings, Imagination
Food: Caesar’s salad, Flat Iron Steak, whipped potatoes, green beans, cheese cake, coffee & tea
Guests: Tom Price, Assistant Governor, District 7; Ronnie Bohinski, a RYLA candidate and grandson of Rotarians Gloria & John Bohinski
Fines: Jon, Mike T – late; Joe Greca- picture with no pin on; Eric Anderson – for “colorful” shirt; Tony – didn’t notice Jim for losing 25 lbs.; Liz – no pin; Mike D - $1 each for not knowing 4-way test;
Happy Dollars: Tom Price – guest; John Bohinski – for guest and grandson; Rhonda – for YMCA award; Denise - for Grants recipients; Parker Clinic folks – happy to be here; Addie – for recipients and Ronnie Bohinski; Harry – “Y” being a good place; Mike D – 41 years ago today he graduated high school; Warren – (sad) found out daughter and family moving out in December instead of July
Announcements:
June 9th – Grants request meeting (Foundation)
June 14th – 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM – Meet & Greet – B2 Bistro – Shrewsbury Avenue, Red Bank
June 14th – Sergeant-At-Arms schedule to be distributed among members
June 16th- Scholarships will be given out
June 20th – Relay for Life
June 21st – New Jersey Blind Citizens Organization, Leonardo, District Matching Grant, computer gift reception
June 23rd – Mike DeNofa – Rotary items
June 30th – 11:45 PM-2:00 PM - Installation Luncheon, at NCC
August 15th – 6:00 PM - Gift Of Life Foundation, annual meeting at La Bove Grande, 800 Route 70, Lakehurst, NJ 08733
August 19th – Rotary Picnic
October 17th – Rotary Annual Golf Outing at Deal Country Club; rain date October 24th
Reminders:
Denise needs more books for Little Free Library
Use Rotary business/thank you cards when patronizing restaurants and other businesses and club supporters in the area
If you know of any speakers, to please let Ken Scaggs know, as he is now in charge. Please let him know if you have any comments: good or bad.
If anybody has ideas for a Community Service project, please send them to any Board member. Thank you.
Satellite club meets 2nd & 4th Thursday of each month, 6:00 PM at Teak, on Monmouth Street, Red Banks
Speaker: Denise made the Grants presentation. The following organizations received grants today:
180 Turning Lives Around
Collier Youth Services
CPC
Crohns & Colitis
Family & Children's Services MC
HABcore
Horizons Student Enrichment Program
Marys Place by the Sea
Mon.Cty Child Advocacy Center
Monmouth Day Care
Parker Family Health
Rotoplast
Shine a Light
YMCA
50/50 $30 went to Barbara Mullin
Meeting ended at 1:00 PM
The service you do for others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth
– Muhammad Ali
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President Mike started the meeting at 12:15 PM and Chuck said a prayer…thanking G-d for our careers, businesses, jobs, and retirement, and for the food that we eat, those who prepare and serve it, and all Rotarians.
Happy/Sad Dollars: Chris – son sick; Joe M. – daughter back from Australia; Darren – Home Town Heroes building burned down (2nd time); Rob – a few happy dollars ??; Chuck – back from Indy 500; Mike – for hockey and that he’s got only 3 weeks left!; Mike T – will have raffle license tomorrow; Bill D – happy dollar for license arrival early.
Announcements:
June 3rd – Wine and Cheese Event, Jackson Rotary Club
June 9th – Grants request meeting (Foundation)
June 16th- Scholarships will be given out
June 20th – Relay for Life
June 21st – New Jersey Blind Citizens Organization (Leonardo), computer gift reception
June 23rd – Mike DeNofa – Rotary items
June 30th – 12:15 PM - Installation Luncheon, at NCC
August 15th – Annual meeting for Gift Of Life, Lakehurst, NJ
August 19th – Rotary Picnic
October 17th – Rotary Annual Golf Outing at Deal Country Club; rain date October 24th
Reminders:
Denise needs more books for Little Free Library
Use Rotary business/thank you cards when patronizing restaurants and other businesses and club supporters in the area
If you know of any speakers, to please let Ken Scaggs know, as he is now in charge. Please let him know if you have any comments: good or bad.
If anybody has ideas for a Community Service project, please send them to any Board member. Thank you.
Satellite club meets 2nd & 4th Thursday of each month, 6:00 PM at Teak, on Monmouth Street, Red Banks
Speaker: Bill Donnelly – Rotary Items
Bill first talked about a few Rotary books written by Frank Devlin (PDG, Mexico) and Dave Forward, which are available free of charge. Some are How You Can Make A Difference, Frank Talk on Public Speaking, A Century of Service, Frank Talk, Frank Talk II, Rotary Foundation.
Bill then discussed club finances and illustrated some comparatives for the 2014, 2015 and 2016 fiscal years, designed to show transparency for club finances. Included were 4 levels: club level, Foundation, Golf Outing and Endowment fund. A more comprehensive illustration will be sent to us after the meeting today.
Regarding the Golf Outing in October, Bill asked that we sell 40 raffles each, as the raffle income is one of the largest and [directly] affects the bottom line of the event.
Insofar as the Endowment Fund is concerned, there is approximately $94K there now. It is separate from the Foundation and run by the Club. He said that we will explore how this is used.
Bill’s talk was truly comprehensive, concise and cohesive, and for that we thank Bill for taking the initiative to prepare all the data that was resented. Thanks, Bill, for doing a wonderful job. In case anybody wishes to review the slides Bill presented, Warren (and of course, Bill) will have them as a permanent part of the Club’s data.
50/50 $25 went to Lou [again]
Meeting ended at 1:30 PM
No one can make you feel inferior without your consent
– Eleanor Roosevelt
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