Weekly Bulletin March 19, 2026

March 19, 2026     Hope For Good!!

Link to Zoom (same each week): ZOOM AVAILABLE ONLY WEEKS OF A SPEAKER SCHEDULED

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Passcode: 917903

If you have a speaker who wants to present a Power Point or other screen, please have the material sent to PAUL KEELY 24 hours ahead of the meeting. He will then have the presentation ready to share

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Upcoming Programs
March 19 – Panel of Educators
March 26 – Club Assembly/Packing of Welcome Bags for Camp Fairlee / Board Meeting
April programs TBA
Upcoming Events
March 25 – 5:30 Discover Rotary (to be held at Paul Keely’s home) followed by Fellowship at 6:30
April 18 – District 7630 Conference, Christiana Hilton
May 9 – 1-3 p.m. Volunteer at Food Bank (signup link to come)
It rains, it pours!
Ads for the Report to Our Community are slowly trickling in like a Spring rain. Now let’s make it POUR like Monday’s downpours!  Deadline is March 26!!!
Free Registration to the District Conference!
As co-hosts to the District Conference on April 18, DG Dale has asked our members to be Sergeant At Arms helpers and help with a variety of positions. Robin has the sign up for 11 members to help that day. BONUS! If you sign up to help, and register for the conference, our club will reimburse you the $99 fee. Pay when you register and submit the onfirmation to Clinton for reimbursement. If you want to attend the optional Blue Rocks game, that will be on you. Go to DACdb, log in, District Events and Calendar, scroll to April 18, register for district conference, and get a confirmation.
It’s rare to have the district conference in our backyard and not have to pay hotel costs, so let’s be there and see what our clubs have been doing, hear from inspring speakers, and participate in one of four fun service projects. See Robin if you have any questions.
How much have you donated to The Rotary Foundation?
Your contributions to The Rotary Foundation from your first dollar on can be found in your personal file on the Rotary website. Follow these directions and learn your total amount.
www.rotary.org
My Rotary (sign in)
Click on your name in Upper right hand corner
Your history will be there. You can also update your profile and make an additional donation or sign up for Rotary Direct.
If this is the first time you signed into My Rotary and don’t have a password, ask Robin for your RI# and you will use that for the first sign in. After that you can change to your own password.
Discover Rotary
Who do you know that would make an excellent Rotarian? Doctor, co-worker, friend, accountant, attorney, business owner, veterinarian, golf or pickleball partner, neighbor, or another volunteer. Don’t judge whether or not they are interested or available. Just give their name and contact info to Paul and they will get an invitation to the next Discover Rotary on March 25.
Nominations Now Being Accepted
Our club has always been successful in having a long line of succession of leadership. Some clubs do not have a president elect until right before the new Rotary year begins in July. The Nomination committee (Robin, Shawn, and Don) are now accepting nominations for 2nd. vice president in 2026-27 (becoming club president in July 2029). If you want to be considered, please see Robin for more info.
March 12–  50/50 Winner: Jamie Zingaro!
                Greeter              Rotary Minute          Prayer

March 19    Dave Bonk      Mike Laur      Paul Keely

Sgt. At Arms     Laurie Williams and Charlie Brown

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March 26    Fred Dawson      Josh Martin      Mike Laur

Sgt. At Arms Helpers      Fred Dawson and Cherly Ernst

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April 2    Cheryl Ernst      Don Newcomb      Josh Martin

Sgt. At Arms Helpers     Ed Gossett and Marie Holliday

Thought For The Week: Everyone’s Irish at least one day a year!

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