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Barb Wyllie ~ Editor From send The Governors Chai Please submissions to: THETOOLBOX7190@GMAIL.COM Deadline: 15th of the month Notes From the District Governor: October is Vocational service month - what services or programs do you have in place to highlight this avenue of service? Here are a few ideas: 1) Share your work with each other. We seem to forget that we have a great deal to offer fellow members. 2) Put together a basket of business cards and give to new members. 3) Make a book of business cards and pass out to each member of your club. 4) Give members the opportunity to talk about their field, perhaps during a member profile, or during happy dollar time. 5) Member advice - a club brainstorming session with a Rotarian who may be having business / vocational challenges. 6) Organize a "student of the month" program at your middle or high school. 7) Start a scholarship for high school seniors who are involved in community service. 8) Set up a resume writing workshop for graduating students or members of the community who are unemployed. 9) Partner with other organizations, such as Dress for Success, that help community members find new jobs. 10) Participate in a Job Fair as a speaker, recruiter or just volunteer to help. My point is, to have your "Rotary Moment" doesn't require a huge undertaking. You may find great satisfaction from doing something small. Visiting an interact club, RYLA session or Roteract meeting may open your eyes and hearts to something new and exciting. Speaking of new and exciting, have you heard about our Flash Mob on the Capital? This is going to
"Celebrate Movement" and letting people know how the devastating Polio is to that very basic thing we all take for granted. October 5, we are meeting at the New York State Museum at 5:30. I need you to register so I have enough t-shirts. A BIG thanks goes out to Saratoga Hospital for donating the funds to cover our first 100 t-shirts. I also need to thank eba Dance Theater in Albany for the choreography and organizing the event. You can register on the NEW 7190Events.com web site. Don't forget about RLI - Rotary Leadership Institute. This program has been revamped this year and promises to help every member to better understand the inner workings of Rotary and how we accomplish all the miracles we do on a daily basis. I think it is a very important piece of the Rotary pie. I will be attending the graduate sessions this year. Having attending the prior three sessions, I can honestly say that it has helped me to be better equipped for the job I am doing now. That's not to say you have to want to be a DG to attend, but I think it's a key component in getting more involved in your club and understand how service projects and grants work to help your club be "more". Courses offered include Membership Development, International Service, Creative Service, Problem Solving Workshops and much, much more. RLI takes place on Saturday, October 20 at Sienna College. Breakfast and Lunch are included. You can register online here: http://www.rlinea.com/Registration.htm. Our "jewel of the year event" is the Foundation Festival on November 8th at the Hall of Springs. Spirit of Peace is designed as an evening to celebrate all the wonderful things we do in the district with an International Flair. Our Olympic theme highlights the team work that is required to accomplish all we do. It's going to be a magical evening, highlighted by the presence of TRF Chairman and Past RI President Wilf Wilkinson. The evening will include celebrating individual members who have gone above and beyond ‌continued on next page
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in their involvement in the foundation. You can register for the event online here: http://7190events.com/spirit-of-peace/
Foundation Peacekeepers
Rotarians making their 2012-2013 $100 Sustaining Member donation by October 20th will be listed as Peacekeepers for the Festival. A Peacekeeper Reception will be held prior to the event that evening. A letter from Anne Cargile was postal mailed to all Rotarians in the district regarding the Honorary Committee. Those Rotarians signed up for TRF Direct will automatically be included. Contact Anne for additional information (annec@nycap.rr.com). There is a lot going on. When your club is planning events, please be sure to check the District calendar so we are not in conflict. I am trying to get to more club events, but when there are 2 or 3 on a single night, it's a stretch. Also - by double checking the calendar, you can ensure greater attendance at your event by your fellow Rotarians throughout the district. Thank you for all you do for Rotary! 2012-2013 DG Melissa Ward - Rotary@NewWard.com
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Scheduled District Governor visits: -
Oct 03, 2012 06:00 PM Cobleskill /Middleburg(?) Oct 10, 2012 Delmar Oct 17, 2012 Amsterdam Oct 18, 2012 Northville
If you don’t see your club listed, then please contact Melissa (Rotary@NewWard.com) to set up a visit. If you want to hold a Multi-Club visit, please coordinate with your Presidents/PresidentElects and Assistant Governor. Yours in Rotary, DG Melissa Ward
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John Hohn Barbara Faraone Anne Cargile & Harry Cargile Karen LaVine Jacques Prosper Eric Hamilton George Frost & Bea Frost Harriet Noble & Robert Flannery Deidre Pangburn Philip Arony David King John Rose & Joan Rose Brenda Foley Laura Witkowski Thomas Buckley Edward Brown William Fibiger William Nathan & Elizabeth Nathan Richard Welty Dino Cimino Sue Austin & Dennis Austin John Nelson Dan Stec & Sue Stec Virginia Whetten & Nathan Whetten Ernest Pollman Miriam Cajuste Charles Cummins Lisa Jackey William Mather Francesco Pecoraro Richard Hodge Richard Johnson John Settanny Timothy Keehan Silvio Rugani Jerome C Meader, Jr Kevin Tully Jaimen McMillan Alexandra Gutelius Susan Kelly Richard Anthony Arthur Wargo Patricia Wargo Sanjiv Patel Sandra DiNoto Ellen Schaefer Gary Wilkens Frank Renna Lionel Fellows
Shenendehowa Saratoga Springs Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa South Glens Falls Mechanicville Glenville Glenville Lake George Cobleskill North Creek Delmar Albany Shenendehowa Albany Albany Albany Rotterdam Sunrise Schenectady East+Saratoga Springs Burnt Hills/ Ballston Lake Burnt Hills/ Ballston Lake North Creek Rotterdam Sunrise Rotterdam Sunrise Rotterdam Sunrise Rotterdam Sunrise Rotterdam Sunrise Latham Latham Latham Latham Shenendehowa Chestertown Albany Mechanicville Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Shenendehowa Middleburg Middleburg Hudson Shore Glens Falls Shenendehowa Middleburg Glenville Amsterdam ‌continued
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DISTRICT EVENTS AT A GLANCE
Oct 5th – Flash Mob on the Capital October 20th – Rotary Leadership Institute October 25th – 2013-14 Club Training Series/Orientation November 8th – Foundation Gala May 31st, June 1st & 2nd – Multi-District Conference
CLUB EVENTS AT A GLANCE
October 5th – Golf Tournament Sponsored by Lake George Rotary September 28th – Karaoke Night Sponsored by Twin Bridges Rotary September 29th – Harvest Days Sponsored by Shenedehowa Rotary
Lake George Rotary presents their
Golf Tournament Cronins Golf Resort Oct 05, 2012
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Flash Mob on Capital Oct 05, 2012 Albany NY
~~~ Rotary Leadership Institute Siena College Loudonville, NY October 20, 2012 7:30am Includes: breakfast, lunch and Rotary fellowship Registration fee - $75 on-line at
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Ladies’ Night Out Thursday October 25, 2012 4pm – 7pm Faddegon's Nursery
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shopping. We'll provide refreshments, sale specials and more. The best part? A portion of the night's proceeds will benefit Shelter Box USA. A ShelterBox, its contents and tent will be on display. If you aren't aware of this amazing organization, be sure to take a look at www.shelterboxusa.org.
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Pictured above is Amsterdam Rotary’s President Lesley Lanzi ushering in the torch at their September 5th, meeting. Lesley and Jeannie So announced that on Thursday November 8th, 2012 at 6:30 pm the "Spirit of Peace" Foundation and Paul Harris Recognition will be held. Rotary Foundation Chairman Wilfrid J. Wilkinson will also be welcomed. The event is being held at the Hall of Springs in Saratoga and rooms for the event can be reserved at the Hilton Garden Inn at (518)587-1500.
Spirit of Peace Festival Entertainers Announced The first two exciting entertainment venues for the Spirit of Peace Festival have just been announced and include a professional international dance team and a well-known jazz guitarist. World Rising Stars Champions Ricardo Sopin and his partner, Iraida Volodinao, will perform a thrilling Argentine Tango during the Festival on Thursday evening, November 8th at the Hall of Springs. Ricardo, born and raised in Haiti, trained in France and England before moving to the United States in 2007. In 2009 he won the Arthur Murray World Rising Championship and continues to win other championships along with his partner, Iraida Volodino. Iraida, born in St. Petersburg, Russia started dancing at age 6, performing in the United States, France, Sweden, Poland and Canada. John Pezzulo, who plays a unique fusion of traditional flamenco and jazz has performed at venues across the east coast, including Proctors, Turning Stone and Saratoga First Night. He is a highly sought after musician performing with ‘Georgie Wonders Orchestra’ and ‘Cake’. His eclectic style will delight the audience at the Festival. To register for the Spirit of Peace Festival go to www.7190events.com. Personal invitations will arrive in Rotarian’s homes during the last week of September. Watch for additional entertainers and local Olympians in the DG eBulletin and the November Toolbox.
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Dear Rotarian: On November 8, 2012 Rotary District7190 will hold its Rotary Foundation Festival and Paul Harris Recognition, Spirit of Peace, at the historic Hall of Springs in Saratoga Springs, New York. The evening will be one of international entertainment, food and fellowship. Rotary and the Olympics have been called the “two greatest do-it-yourself movements in the world because of their global reach and volunteering spirit.� Building on this long history, the evening celebrates local Olympians and our joint mission of peace and understanding. Watch for more information in The Toolbox and on Rotary7190.org. This year we offer Rotarians the opportunity to support our event as a member of the Honorary Committee. To be listed in the Program and The Toolbox as a Peacekeeper your donation of $100 or more must be received no later than October 20, 2012. Special Notes: You may also mail your donation directly to The Rotary Foundation, 14280 Collection Center Dr, Chicago IL 60693 using the proper Donation Form. If you are on the Sustaining Member TRF-Direct automatic deduction plan you will automatically be listed as an Honorary Committee Member. Remember whatever you send will be fully tax deductible and credited to your Foundation account. Sincerely, Anne M. Cargile, PDG
Annual Giving Chair _______________________________________________________________________ Please send check payable to The Rotary Foundation to Anne Cargile, Foundation Annual Giving Chair, 8 Burning Bush Blvd, Ballston Lake, NY 12019 Name _____________________________Rotary Club _______________________ Address ______________________________________________________________ Phone Number ___________________ Check #_____ Amount $______________ Rotary Account # ____________________ (account number is located on the mailing label of your Rotarian magazine).
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