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Monday, December 24, 2012
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Next Club Meeting is January 8, 2013
QUICK READ
Next Issue – January 6, 2013
From the Rotary Club of Frederick
County , Virginia ,
USA
NEXT MEETING IS IN 2013
Weekly Club Membership & Breakfast Meeting
7:30 AM Tuesday morning, January 8th, 2013
Allen Dining Hall – Clement Board Room
PROGRAM: Club Assembly
A Board of Directors meeting will
be held immediately following the meeting.
All members are welcome to
attend.
Attending the meeting counts as
a make-up!
INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.
If Shenandoah University is closed our meeting is
canceled.
If Frederick County ,
Virginia
Public Schools are closed our meeting is canceled.
If
in doubt just don’t go out!
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MEETINGS CANCELED
Tuesday, December 25, 2012 –
Meeting Is Canceled
Merry Christmas!
Tuesday, January 1, 2013 – Meeting Is Canceled
Happy New Year!
LOOKING AHEAD TO JANUARY 2012
The RI Theme for January is Family Month
Kitty Zuckerman is responsible for January Programs & Speakers
Carol Fox and
Malcolm Van de Riet - gatekeepers for
January
District Award
Applications – Long
Range Planning – Pub
Crawl Planning Starts
January 2012 Club Events, Meetings & Programs
1st – NO MEETING
8th - Board of Directors
meeting, 8:35 AM at SU
22nd - Tammy Stevenson, also serves as "Membership Advocate" for Area 1, and will speak to the Club about this role
22nd – PR Committee
meeting, 8:33 AM at SU
THE DISTRICT CONFERENCE
The District Conference is March 15 to 17, 2013 at the Homestead . Registration is
now open.
The Early Bird discount rates
are good until January 10.
Go here to register today:
www.rotarydistrict7570conference2013.org
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
This Close - Rotary Club of Frederick County
WE ARE "THIS CLOSE"
THE WORLD’S LARGEST HEALTH INITIATIVE
DESERVES THE WORLD’S BIGGEST COMMERCIAL.
One starring thousands of people around the world. One that enables everyday folks from all walks of life — you, for example — to join with Nobel laureates, movie stars, famous musicians and other notable people to express a united commitment to End Polio Now.
A tad ambitious?
Perhaps. But so is the goal of wiping this terrible, crippling disease from the face of the earth.
After nearly 30 years, and after immunizing more than 2 billion children against polio, Rotary and its partners are on the brink of making history. We are This Close.
When Rotary began the fight in 1985, polio affected 350,000 people, mostly children, in 125 countries every year. Since then, polio has been reduced by more than 99 percent.
Fewer than 700 new cases were reported in 2011, and the wild poliovirus today is confined to isolated pockets in only three countries. We truly are This Close to ending polio forever.
But if we don’t finish the fight right now, polio could quickly resurge, with devastating consequences. More than 10 million children could be paralyzed in the next 40 years. This once-in-a-generation opportunity would be gone forever.
You can take action by showing your support. Be part of the World’s Biggest Commercial. Snap a photo of yourself making the This Close sign and upload it into the commercial. Show it to your friends and family and ask them to do the same. Your involvement will help convince world leaders that support for polio eradication is global.
And then — do more. Learn more. Get involved. Donate.
It’s time to make history together.
We are "THIS CLOSE".
From the End Polio Now website. Go here to learn more, to donate or to upload your own photos for the This Close ad. http://www.endpolio.org/
Sunday, December 16, 2012
December 16th Quick Read
QUICK READ
Game Day
Edition
Today is Sunday, December 16,
2012
Weekly Club Membership &
Breakfast Meeting
Allen Dining Hall – Clement
Board Room
PROGRAM
Past President Kitty Zuckerman and John Zimet will lead us in our Annual
Medley of Holiday Songs.
December
2012
Rotary Foundation
Month
Gatekeepers for December are
Natalie Miller and PJ
Lewis
Speakers & Programs are the
responsibility of Steve Gyurisin
Club Activities: Peanut Sales – Christmas Party – Christmas Toy
Assistance - Salvation Army Bell Ringing – Election of Officers - On-line
Auction Wrap-up – January Meeting & Event Planning
Club Events,
Meetings & Programs
18th – Holiday Sing Along with Past Presidents Kitty and
John
18th
– Bring your Cathy Kids gifts to the meeting
18th – Bring your
Peanut sales money to the meeting
18th – PR Committee meeting, 8:35 a.m. at SU –
January meetings
25th – Meeting Canceled –
Merry Christmas!
January 1, 2013 – Meeting Canceled –
Happy New Year!
PEANUTS!
PEANUTS ARE IN! Your peanuts are in. See Walter or Jim to pick up your nuts.
Need
more nuts? We got them – Just come to a
Rotary meeting!
CATHY’S KIDS CHRISTMAS GIFT PROGRAM UPDATE
All kids are accounted for.
Seven new bicycles have been ordered from Mike
Perry at Blue Ridge Bicycle, Inc. based age and size. With our
Rotary Club and AMVETs we have collected about $700 to date.
Thanks to Mary Daniel and the
Berryville Police Department we have helmets, but still may need 2 more.
Tuesday, December 25, 2012 – Meeting Is Canceled
Merry
Christmas!
Tuesday, January 1, 2013 – Meeting Is Canceled
Happy New
Year!
Inclement
Weather Policy:
If Shenandoah University is closed our meeting is
canceled.
If in doubt
just don’t go out!
Looking
Ahead to January 2013:
The
RI Theme for January is Family Month
Kitty
Zuckerman
is responsible for January Programs & Speakers
Carol Fox
and Malcolm Van de Riet
- gatekeepers for January
January
2013 Club Activities: District Award Applications – Long Range Planning
January
2012 Club Events, Meetings & Programs
1st
– NO
MEETING
15th
- Club Meeting at SU
22nd
- Club Meeting at SU
22nd
– PR Committee meeting, 8:33 AM at SU
29th
– Club Meeting at SU
The District
Conference is March 15 to 17, 2013 at the
Homestead . Registration is now open.
The Early Bird discount rates are good until January 10.
Go here to
register today: www.rotarydistrict7570conference2013.org
THE FOUR-WAY TEST
Is it
fair to all concerned?
Will
it build goodwill and better friendships?
Will it be
beneficial to all concerned?
___________________________________________
Contact Steve
Gyurisin at: smgyurisin@advanceplanningassociates.com
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Friday, December 14, 2012
Thank for your help!
Thanks to the following Rotarians and a few others for helping the Salvation Army. See you at Walmart tomorrow. We still have two slots open at Noon with Ken Black and at 5:00 pm with Carole Fox. Call Walter or just come on by to help Ken or Carole.
Salvation Army Kettle Drive Bell Ringing at Wal-Mart on Route 522 South tomorrow, December 15, 2012. Come on by!
8:00 Sue Golden (Golden Farm)
Stacy Chandler (Winchester Cold Storage)
9:00 Erika De Azagrea
Mike Butler
10:00 Steve Gyurisin
Bill Old
11:00 Calvin Gant
Ric Van Norton
12:00 Ken Black
1:00 Lea Glembot
Bryon Grigsby & 3 Kids
2:00 Bryon Grigsby & 3 Kids
Lea Glembot
3:00 Natalie Miller
Kendal (Walt’s Son)
4:00 John Clawson
Carter (Walt’s Son)
5:00 Carole Fox
6:00 Marietta Walls
Daniel Rodriguez
7:00 Susan Curtis (from Curves in Stephens City )
Kaitlyn Curtis ( from Sherando High School )
8:00 Charles Daniels
Walt Jagiello
Salvation Army Kettle Drive is Tomorrow
From 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. tomorrow, December 15, 2012 we will be ringing bells for the Salvation Army Kettle Drive at the Front Royal Pike, US 522 South Wal-Mart. Thanks to everyone that has volunteered their time. A few slots are still open. Call Walter to help.
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Advance Edition of the mid-week QUICK READ
QUICK READ
Middle-of-the-week edition
Today is Thursday,
December 13, 2012
From the Rotary Club
of Frederick County , Virginia , USA
NEXT TUESDAY’S MEETING
Weekly Club
Membership & Breakfast Meeting
7:30 AM Tuesday
morning, December 11th, 2012
Allen Dining Hall –
Clement Board Room
PROGRAM
Past
President Kitty Zuckerman and John Zimet will lead us in our Annual
Medley of Holiday Songs.
IMPORTANT HOLIDAY
DATES
December 2012
Did you know it is Rotary Foundation Month
Gatekeepers for
December are Natalie Miller and PJ Lewis
Speakers &
Programs are the responsibility of Steve Gyurisin
Club Activities: Peanut Sales – Christmas Party – Christmas Toy Assistance - Salvation Army
Club Events, Meetings &
Programs
This Saturday, December 15th
– ALL DAY, Salvation Army Bell
Ringing at Rt. 522 South Wal-Mart
18th – Holiday
Sing Along with Past Presidents Kitty and John
18th – PR Committee meeting, 8:35 a.m. at SU –
January meetings
25th – Meeting
Canceled – Merry Christmas!
January 1, 2013 – Meeting
Canceled – Happy New Year!
P-NUTS!
PEANUTS ARE IN!
Your peanuts are in. See Walter or Jim to pick up your nuts.
Your peanuts are in. See Walter or Jim to pick up your nuts.
Need more nuts? We got them!
SALVATION ARMY KETTLE & BELL RINGING
We are ringing bells at Wal-Mart on Route 522
South, Saturday, December 15, 2012 – all day from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Please remember your times. If you are not sure, call Walter.
This is an important Club effort to show our
support for the Salvation Army, work together as a Club and promote
Rotary.
Stop by during the day to visit with the
members that are working the bells, bring them some hot chocolate and cookies,
bring a donation. Most of all stop by to
show your support.
VERY IMPORTANT REMINDERS
Meetings Canceled:
Tuesday, December 25, 2012 – Meeting Is Canceled
Merry Christmas!
Tuesday, January 1, 2013 – Meeting Is Canceled
Happy New Year!
Inclement
Weather Policy:
If Shenandoah University is closed our meeting is
canceled.
If Frederick County ,
Virginia
Public Schools are closed our meeting is canceled.
If
in doubt just don’t go out!
Looking Ahead to January 2013:
The RI Theme for January is Family Month
Kitty Zuckerman is responsible for January Programs & Speakers
Carol Fox and
Malcolm Van de Riet are the gatekeepers
for January
January 2012 Club Events, Meetings & Programs
1st – NO MEETING
8th - Club Assembly at SU
8th - Board of Directors meeting, 8:35 AM at SU
15th - Club Meeting at SU
22nd - Club Meeting at SU
22nd – PR Committee meeting, 8:33 AM at SU
29th – Club Meeting at SU
The District Conference is March 15 to 17, 2013 at the Homestead .
Registration is now open.
The Early Bird discount rates are good until January 10.
Go here to register today: www.rotarydistrict7570conference2013.org
Here is a letter from our DG about our District
Conference:
Dear Rotarian,
Join us as at the District 7570 Annual District
Conference 2013, as we look through our Rotary window to see the global world
of Rotary. I want to encourage you to plan now to attend our annual District Conference, scheduled for
Friday, March 15 through Sunday, March 17 at the Homestead . Registration is now open!
Those of you who have attended the District Conference
in previous years know it’s a wonderful way to deepen and expand your
understanding of Rotary, and enjoy the company of your fellow Rotarians.
If you've never attended a District Conference, you’ll
find it a rewarding and fun experience. You’ll network with Rotarians from
other Clubs, learn more about what Rotary is doing in our District and around
the world. There will be time for dining, music, games, beer and scotch
tasting, shopping, and exploring the Homestead Resort. This year the Conference
is designed with families in mind, please be sure you check out the family
events.
The Early
Bird discount rates are good until January 10. Be sure to make your plans and register now. A
registration web site has been set up at www.rotarydistrict7570conference2013.org
You can also reach this site via the District web
site, www.rotary7570.org, click on
"Calendar”, then "District Events,” scroll down to "March” and,
to the left of the "Homestead” box, select District
Conference 2013 - Rotarian Registration.
Either way you get to the online registration site,
you’ll be able to pick how much of the Conference you want to attend, whether
your partner will join you, whether you will need a room at the Homestead , and the
activities you want to sign up for. Note that, if you want to reserve a room at
the Homestead ,
you click on "ACCOMODATIONS”, which is near the bottom of the form. Be
sure to enter our Group Rate, RID7570, to get the special conference
rate for Rotarians.
If you prefer a paper registration, your Club’s
District Conference Chair or President can give you a form to complete and
mail.
As a Rotarian, the Conference has always been a "high point ” for me. The
conference gives you a window into the global Rotary world. We have planned an
exciting program, which will be fun as well as informative. Lori and I have put
together a video which can be viewed from the District Home Page or the
District Conference Website.
Lori and I are looking forward to seeing you at The
Homestead.
Woody DG
Email: lorwood@embarqmail.com
HPhone: 540-463-6379
OPhone: 540-464-7308
HPhone: 540-463-6379
OPhone: 540-464-7308
Saturday, December 15, 2012 – 4 to 6 PM
$10.00 Admission
This event is organized by the Sherando
Gifted Independent Study.
THE FOUR-WAY
TEST
Is it fair to all concerned?
Will it build goodwill and better friendships?
Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
___________________________________________
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