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Posted by Warren Tockerman
on Dec 04, 2015
President Mike started the meeting at 12:15 PM and Chuck said a prayer for those who had a “tough December”, for those who prepare our food, serve it and eat it.
Music: Cabaret, Guys & Dolls, Oh, What A Beautiful Morning, Oh, Look Me Over, Hello Dolly
Food: House salad, grilled [delicious] salmon, rice, asparagus, carrot cake, coffee & tea
Guests: Walter Thistlewaite (Hawaii), who moved here last month
Grisel Salazar, a restaurant owner in Red Bank
Joe Molitoris – educational consultant at Red Bank Catholic High School
Fines: (none….Jim, we miss you! Please come back soon.)
Happy Dollars: Linda Rose – for the holiday party; Barbara Nevius – just happy to be here (and thank you Barbara for your make-ups at our Satellite club); Denise – for the Canathon bringing in $6K in food and another $900 in cash; Chuck – for Bill Donnelly’s application being approved for being our next district governor; Rhonda – for family in Columbia, SC, and the Dallas Cowboys; Mike D. – for the Philadelphia Eagles.
Birthdays & Anniversaries, Membership
Birthdays
Name, Date
Zapcic, Thomas Dec 08
DeNofa, Mike Dec 15
Bohinski, John Dec 20
Spouse Birthdays
Name, Spouse Of, Date
Schwartz, Holly Schwartz, Jon Dec 14
Toscano, Ginny Toscano, Mike Dec 25
Donnelly, Sue Donnelly, Bill Dec 29
Anniversaries
Name, Spouse Name, Years, Date
Saloukas, Bill Saloukas, Kathy 115 years Dec 03 1900
Smallwood, John Smallwood, Sharon 21 years Dec 03 1994
Abrams, Gail Abrams, Don 49 years Dec 18 1966
Date Joined Rotary
Name, Years, Date
Bona PDG, Lou 26 years Dec 01 1989
Foye, Morris 31 years Dec 01 1984
Warshaw, Michael 11 years Dec 02 2004
Snyder, Harry 19 years Dec 04 1996
Micale, Anthony 7 years Dec 09 2008
Mullevey, Jim 4 years Dec 12 2011
Mullen, Barbara 15 years Dec 20 2000
Congrats to all!
Announcements:
- December 3rd – Club Assembly
- December 6th – 13th – Chanukah (8 days)
- December 10th – Holiday Party – NCC – 5:30 PM bar; 6:00 PM dinner
- December 16-18th – Salvation Army bell ringing in Red Bank in front of Bistro
- December 24th – No meeting
- December 25th – Christmas
- December 31st – No meeting
- March 10th, 2016 – Lombardi Dinner at the Eatontown Sheraton
- March 19th, 2016 – Gift of Life gala
- 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
Notice to all - Cell phone use is prohibited in all areas except the carpeted 'dry' areas of the men’s and ladies golf locker rooms.
Speaker:
- Jon Schwartz spoke about the Adopt A Family project in Red Bank and asked everybody to donate $20 which would buy food and clothing for the poor. He asked that all presents be brought in on Thursday December 17th.
- Bill Donnelly also discussed the By-Law amendment(s)
- We voted for the new list of officers for next year
- Warren spoke about some important concepts discussed at the October 9th Rotary Leadership Institute involving membership, community presence, world service projects
- Harry said that we should promote businesses that support Rotary, and therefore we should let people know that Lowes has helped us with projects and should be recognized and we should frequent their stores for our shopping needs.
50/50 $31 went to Warren – however, no cigar
Meeting ended at 1:31 PM
We two form a multitude.
– Ovid
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Posted by Warren Tockerman
on Nov 19, 2015
President Mike started the meeting at 12:15 PM and Chuck said a prayer…thanking G-d for the change in season, for the future coming of spring, and for the food we eat.
Music: I love Paris, April in Paris, Can-Can, La Marseilles, God Bless America, Yellow Rose, and Million Dollar Baby
Food: Caesar’s Salad (and one of the best yet served), Char-grilled London broil with mushrooms, onions, potatoes & vegetables, cheese cake, coffee & tea
Guests: Joe Molitoris – member of Red Bank School System
Happy Dollars: Barbara M for Canathon; Chris – sister pregnant and moving to Shrewsbury; Joe – for new member Darren Mills; Bill D – for Darren “volunteering” to join the golf committee; Bill Poco – for Joe Greca; Darren – for first official Rotary meeting; Chuck – for son-in-law’s birthday and for Darren being inducted to our club; Harriet – for Darren and for her house; Gail – for going to California to be with grandchildren; Bill S – for his birthday.
Birthdays & Anniversaries, Membership
Bill Saloukas – November 21st
Robin Fitzmaurice – November 22nd
Walter Perry – November 23rd
Lawrence Thoma – November 28th
Bob DeSantis – November 30th
Carol Patock – wife of Jay – November 21st (cont.)
Lauren Beys – wife of Mike Beys – November 22nd
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(today) November 19th – Award’s Dinner at La Bove Grande, Route 70, Lakehurst, NJ
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(today) November 19th – 21st – Canathon
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December 3rd – Club Assembly
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December 10th – Holiday Party – NCC – 5:30 PM bar; 6:00 PM dinner
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December 16-18th – Salvation Army bell ringing in Red Bank in front of Bistro
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March 10th, 2016 – Lombardi Dinner at the Eatontown Sheraton
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March 19th, 2016 – Gift of Life gala
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Reminders:
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Denise needs more books for Little Free Library
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Use Rotary business/thank you cards when patronizing restaurants and other businesses and club supporters in the area
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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.
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If anybody has ideas for a Community Service project, please send them to any Board member. Thank you.
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Satellite club meets 2nd & 4th Thursday of each month, 6:00 PM at Teak, on Monmouth Street, Red Bank
Notice to all - Cell phone use is prohibited in all areas except the carpeted 'dry' areas of the men’s and ladies golf locker rooms.
INDUCTION OF NEW MEMBER: Joe Greca received great recognition for inducting new member DARREN MILLS, an attorney & CPA in Shrewsbury, specializing in elder law. He is a transferring member of the Fanwood-Scotch Plains Rotary Club, and has already signed up for the Canathon. We all wish Darren congratulations!
Speaker: Doug Eagles – who spoke on the topic of Kids in Crisis. He is the Executive Director of the Boys & Girls Club of Monmouth County which is the premier youth development agency, providing professionally staffed, state-of-the-art facilities that are beacons of hope, inspiration, and opportunity where children and teens thrive academically, physically, and emotionally. Kids learn about creative ideas intended to subtly have them learn more and better, and should learn while having fun.
He enumerated the following points and discussed them extensively in dealing with children in crisis:
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Assess
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Act
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Evaluate
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Restructure
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Cast Vision
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Build Your Team
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Execute
50/50 $15 went to Bill Salukas
Men always want to be a woman’s first love; women have a more subtle instinct: what they like is to be a man’s last romance.
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Posted by Steve Sanfilippo
on Oct 28, 2015
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Posted by Warren Tockerman
on Nov 12, 2015
Vice President Ken started the meeting at 12:15 and Bill Donnelly said a prayer…blessing the hands that prepare the meals and those who ate it.
Music: Singing in the Rain, Smile and the Whole World Smiles with You, Let a Smile Be Your Umbrella, Battle Hymn of the Republic.
Food: Mixed Greens, Herb Roasted Lion of Pork w. sour cream, potatoes and brussell sprouts, Warm Apple Galette, Coffee & Tea.
Guests: Moe Molitoris
Fines: Everybody pays $1.00 because of the rainy day.
Happy Dollars: Harriet for no reason; Addie - $2.00; Joe for Veteran’s Day and Marine Corps 240th Anniversary; Frank – Veterans; Gail – Armistice (Veteran’s) Day; Ken S – saw father and nieces at school honoring Veteran’s Day; Lou – for being back after being in 85˚F weather.
Birthdays & Anniversaries, Membership
Jason Hoffman – birthday – November 13th
Gaby Mulheren spouse of Clark – birthday November 9th
Sharon Smallwood spouse of John – birthday November 13th
Teddie Caulfield – member 20 years – November 1st
Addie Schmidt – member 23 years – November 5th
Barbara Nevius – member 8 years – November 8th
Kevin Murphy – member 12 years – November 13th
Congrats to all!
Announcements:
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November 18th – Board of Director’s meeting – Hickerson’s office – 6:00 PM
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November 19th – Award’s Dinner at La Bove Grande, Route 70, Lakehurst, NJ
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November 19th – 21st – Canathon
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December 10th – Holiday Party – NCC – 5:30 PM bar; 6:00 PM dinner
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December 16-18th – Salvation Army bell ringing in Red Bank in front of Bistro
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March 10th, 2016 – Lombardi Dinner at the Eatontown Sheraton
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March 19th, 2016 – Gift of Life gala
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Reminders:
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Denise needs more books for Little Free Library
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Use Rotary business/thank you cards when patronizing restaurants and other businesses and club supporters in the area
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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.
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If anybody has ideas for a Community Service project, please send them to any Board member. Thank you.
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Satellite club meets 2nd & 4th Thursday of each month, 6:00 PM at Teak, on Monmouth Street, Red Bank
Notice to all - Cell phone use is prohibited in all areas except the carpeted 'dry' areas of the men’s and ladies golf locker rooms.
Speaker: Dawn Lenz and Cora Manzo from IEP Youth Services, a 501 (c)3 charity that helps children where there is no control or due to problematic behaviors. This organization has a network of therapeutic Host Families developed to provide a stable, nurturing environment for youth who need out-of–home placement. Clients are carefully selected and trained to assume the role of family members. They are registered in the local school systems and are encouraged to participate in the school and communities activates and are urged to obtain part-time employment, age providing. Weekly counseling and case management is employed. Twenty-four hour support if available to Host Families. IEP grads have gone onto college, technical institutes, Armed Forces and independent living. Anyone wishing to contact IEP can do so at 732-431-5872, x125 or 83 W. Main Street, Freehold, NJ and can email Carol Manzo at cmanzo@iepyouthservices.org or at www.iepyouthservices.org
50/50 $20 went to Mike Toscano
Meeting ended at 1:25 PM
You will find as you look back upon your life that the moments when you have really lived are the moments when you have done things in the spirit of love.
– Henry Drummond
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