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Speakers
Oct 09, 2019
Porter Medical Center, UVM Health Network
Oct 16, 2019
Held at Middlebury Inn
Oct 23, 2019
Lake Champlain Maritime Museum
Nov 06, 2019
Rotary Foundation & Student Exchange
Nov 13, 2019
Place & time TBA
Nov 20, 2019
To conduct the business of the club
Dec 04, 2019
Vermont Association for the Blind & Visually Impaired
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Executives & Directors
President
 
President Elect
 
Vice President
 
Secretary
 
Treasurer
 
Community Service
 
International Service
 
Rotary Foundation, At Large Member
 
Membership, At Large Member
 
Charitable Assessment Committee, CACO
 
Club Administration
 
Youth Service
 
Immediate Past President
 
Youth Exchange
 
Sergeant-at-Arms
 
NEXT MEETING
  
October 9, 2019
  
7:15 am Rosie's Restaurant
                
 SPEAKER: Seleem Choudhury, President, Porter Medical Center
  
MEETING SCHEDULE MONTH OF OCTOBER
  
October 9-Seleem Choudhury, President Porter Medical Center
October 16--Membership Breakfast at Middlebury Inn
October 23--Susan McClure, Lake Champlain Maritime Museum
October 30, 5th Wednesday, Program to be Announced
  
MINUTES OF THE MEETING/ OCTOBER 2, 2019
  
PRESIDING:
  
Betsy McAshley
  
GUEST:
 
Richard Fox, District 7850 Governor
  
LIFE EVENTS:
  
Birthdays-Chris Hanfield, Jason Schnoor, Liam English
  
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
    
October 4 is community supper. Liz is circulating sign up book for set up, cooking, serving and cleanup.
  
October 12 Rotary Leadership Institute (RLI) being held at Dartmouth College. 
Learn everything you want to know about Rotary along with other District Clubs. See Betsy or Eric if interested or for more information.
  
Geoff- HOPE is looking for volunteers for various jobs to be done next week. See Geoff.
  
October 16 is the new membership meeting at Middlebury Inn. No meeting at Rosie's that day.  Please give names to Scott and he will take care of the invitation.
  
October 30th is the fifth Wednesday of the month. There will be no regular meeting--possibly a service project.
  
HAPPY DOLLARS:
  
Nancy--back from 2 weeks in Norway.  Also, Foster Farm is holding an "Open Farm" from 11-2 on Sunday, October 6, in honor of Cabot's 100th anniversary.
Eric--Tigers won again.  This week's game against CVU is at 3:00 pm on Saturday.  Also, thanks to John Z for the great social in honor of Richard Fox's visit.
John Z--Welcome to Richard Fox.
Richard Fox--105 years ago his family settled in the Middlebury area.
David--Opera Company of Middlebury is putting on Tosca.  Sold out except for Sunday matinee.  Going on tour in Stowe, Woodstock, and Cambridge, NY.
  
RAFFLE: 
  
Kathy won this week
  
PROGRAM:
  
Eric introduced District Governor Richard Fox.  Richard stressed that we should all be aware of the "Why" of our membership in Rotary.  For him it is the expanded impact we can have through the synergy of working together.  We have an impact from local to global.  We need to work to ensure the longevity of our club, our district, and Rotary International.  Welcome newcomers, share ideas and projects with other groups in your community, support Rotarians beyond your own club, plan to get involved at the district level, and have fun.  He encouraged members to attend the district conference from May 1-3 at Jay Peak.
  
Minutes submitted by Spence Putnam