Dinner Mtg at The Boathouse 2-18-25
We all had a great time with great food, company and we played a game called 2-2-2. Richard won the pot of money of $51.00.
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Lunch Speaker-Melia Hill-2-28-25Our speaker on 2-28-25 was Melia Hill agent for the Social Services in Sharon CT. She spoke to our club regarding what her job responsibilities were and what she does and how we could help. Rotarians brought in food and the Club donated $200 to the Food Closet. To reach out to Melia or find out more click here: Social Services | Sharon CT.  |
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Lunch Meeting 10-8-24 Lisa Ferriss the new executive director spoke about what's happening with the United Way of Northwest. Here is a blurb from their website: The United Way of Northwest Connecticut was significantly impacted by the pandemic. It hindered our ability to meet with donors face-to-face, effectively share our story, and conduct our campaigns in the traditional manner. As we emerged from the pandemic, we recognized the need to restructure how we fulfill our mission. In response, the board reassessed our operations and has taken several key steps: Hired a new Executive Director United Way of Northwest Connecticut is dedicated to supporting our partner agencies and programs that make a meaningful impact in our communities, such as the VITA Tax program, Stock the Shelves, Warm the Children, Day of Caring, and advocacy for ALICE families. We proudly serve 21 towns in Northwest Connecticut. For more information please visit the website. United Way of Northwest Connecticut | (northwestunitedway.org) |
Backpacks for Region !Our club packed many backpacks full of school supplies for all of region 1, for our annual grant project.  |
Scholarship & Community Gifts DinnerWe had another successful evening giving out scholarship and community gift checks, Tuesday July 16, 2024. This year's recipients for the community gifts were: The Jane Lloyd Fund, Extras Program Salisbury, The Lakeville Journal, 21 Century Fund and Dial A Ride. Scholarship checks were issued to: Grace Rive, Ann Moran, Danielle Hill and Lindsay Faveau. Congratulations to all!     |
July 6th Fireworks PostponedDue to severe weather in Saturday's forecast, we have decided to postpone the July 6th fireworks at Lime Rock Park until Sunday July 7th. Gates will still open at 6:00PM.
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Installation DinnerDuring our annual installation dinner our current President Bill Spalding swearing in the new incoming President Paul Ramunni and Richard Tennyson as a new board of director. Great dinner with family and friends to share this evening with us.          |
Meeting Speakers 5-14-24Our Lunch Meeting speakers were from the Baseball team at the Salisbury Boys School, along with their coach.     |
Lunch Meeting 12-19-23Don Mayland was the Salisbury Rotary Club’s speaker at its 12/19 luncheon meeting, chaired by President Elect Paul Ramunni. Mayland spoke about Salisbury’s need for affordable housing and did so in the context of how the town and the times have changed since he moved here from Long Island and bought his first house here in the 1970s. Noting the town’s culture as a major reason of why people love living here, he stressed the importance of doing affordable housing “right” in Salusbury so as to not lose what makes living here so special. FMI: https://www.salisburyct.
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Lunch Meeting 12-5-23The December 5th luncheon meeting of the Salisbury Rotary Club was a Business Meeting that served as the Club’s Annual Meeting, chaired by Club President Bill Spalding. Elections were held for the coming year with unanimous results being Bill Pond, President Nominee, Fran Chapell, Secretary, Richard Tennyson & Rudiger Stoer as members of the Board of Directors. Their terms begin July 1, 2024. The Club earned more than $1100 selling tickets for its LOTTERY TREE and the winning ticket was drawn at the luncheon: Lindsay Burr from North Canaan! Congratulations to Lindsay and thank you to all who bought tickets to support the Club’s fundraiser. Also noted was that the SRC & Canaan Child Care Center’s jointly sponsored tree donated to Noble Horizon’s annual Festival of Trees raised more money than any other tree displayed! The Club will recognize and celebrate its 75th Anniversary in 2024! Stay tuned for a variety of related announcements and activities. Next Tuesday, Club members and their guests will gather for the annual Holiday Dinner, 6-8PM in the Learning Center at Noble Horizons. FMI: www.salisburyctrotary.org  |
Lunch Meeting 11-28-23Salisbury Rotary Club member and Salisbury School baseball coach Duane Estes was the club’s luncheon speaker at its 11/28 meeting at Noble Horizons. Who knew that there are more pitchers represented among the Baseball Hall of Fame’s inductees than any other position and that left fielders are a distant second?! Coach Estes knew that, and so much more!! His interesting and fun talk focused on pitchers and included the training drills used with them and the techniques involved in throwing a fast ball, a curve ball and a change-up pitch. VP Paul Ramunni chaired the meeting.  |
Dinner Meeting-Food Auction 11-21-23Members of the Salisbury Rotary Club enjoyed its annual Food Auction fundraiser for the club, raising $565 from food & wine donated. President Bill Spalding served as auctioneer, assisted by member Michele Kearns Wilson. Members also brought bags of non-perishable food items to donate to local area food banks! FMI: www.salisburyctrotary.org   |
Lunch Meeting 11-14-23The 11/14 Salisbury Rotary Club luncheon was a Business Meeting conducted by Club President Bill Spalding. Following Secretary’s & Treasurer’s reports, those present were reminded next week’s meeting would be at 5:30PM in Noble’s Learning Center room and the Club’s annual Food Auction fundraiser for the club and also the meeting to bring non-perishable food items for the club to donate to area food banks. The following week, 12/5, will be the Annual Meeting that will include election of Club officers for 2023-24. Members present also were told that discussions were continuing on the decision whether or not to sponsor fireworks next July and that the Club will be celebrating its 75th Anniversary in 2024! FMI: |
Lunch Meeting 11-7-23The Salisbury Rotary Club members attending the 11/07 luncheon meeting heard District Governor Christine Burns speak on Rotary International President Gordon McInally’s theme for the 2023-24 year, “Create Hope in the World.” She encouraged each member to do this by asking simply and sincerely “How are you really doing?” of those we encounter, noting many will respond honestly if someone is really listening. She also talked about Rotary Fellowships, international groups that share a common passion, as a way to make friends around the world, explore a hobby or passion and enhance one’s Rotary experience. SRC President Bill Spalding is shown below (L to R) with DG Burns, DG Elect Vin Marinaro, and Justin Golden, Assistant DG for Area 8. FMI: https://www.rotary.org/  |
Lunch Meeting 10-31-23In lieu of a speaker, Past Club President Jerry Baldwin (L) led the members attending the 10/31 luncheon meeting in a fun game of trivia, covering a wide range of topics including human anatomy, American history and geography. Current President Bill Spalding (R) led the meeting and shared a number of announcements re: upcoming events.  |
Lunch Meeting October 3rd, 2023Those attending the Salisbury Rotary Club’s weekly luncheon heard Club member and Immediate Pasr DG Randy Chapell speak about Rotary International’s Rotary Foundation. Started 100+ years ago, this Foundation transforms donations into service projects that change lives both close to home and around the world, spending more that $4billion on life-changing sustainable projects. Club VP Paul Ramunni chaired the meeting.  |
Annual PicnicA beautiful afternoon and evening were perfect for the Salisbury Rotary Club’s picnic get-together at Lakeville Lake‘s Grove.  |
Lunch Meeting 9-12-23Salisbury Rotary Club members and guests heard local life coach Rev. Dr. Eileen Epperson spea at its 9/12 luncheon meeting. Explaining that she approaches her role as helping people live their life in the best way possible, she spoke on dealing with every-day common annoyances as stumbling blocks for many. Noting that one’s point of view tends to shape their perception of a person or situation and that finding options that will allow changing that perception can help reduce or eliminate being annoyed. The meeting was conducted by VP Paul Ramunni.
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Mid Summer Night's DreamThank you to everyone who made the Mid Summer Night's Dream event on Saturday, July 8th, 2023 a great success!! It was a wonderful evening with so many items to bid on. All had an enjoyable evening!! A special THANK YOU to Noble Horizons who donated the food, and hospitality! And everyone who made donations in either an item or cash. Without all of your support we could not have had such a nice event.  |
Rotary Day of ServiceMembers of the Salisbury Rotary Club joined other clubs from CT, four surrounding states, plus Bermuda in the 2nd annual Day of Service. SRC partnered with Chore Services doing yard work for local residents and conducting food collections to benefit local food banks.    |
Evening Social at NEO'S RestaurantClub President Bill Spalding welcomed members and guests to the Club’s monthly social gathering at NEO’s restaurant in Salisbury. FMI: https://  |
Lunch Meeting 5-2-23Salisbury Rotary Club heard Juliet Lyon of Falls Village, at its 5/2 luncheon meeting. As a HVRHS student she was a member of the Club’s-sponsored Interact Club and then chosen to be a Rotary Exchange student who traveled to Ecuador. She has since compiled an impressive resume of community organizing with the Peace Corps in Mozambique where and then lived there for ten years and created ParCo, a non-profit org designed to create solutions to environmental and local social challenges. FMI:
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Lunch Meeting 4-25-23Salisbury Rotary Club’s guest speaker at this week’s luncheon meeting was "Chuck" Conn from the Litchfield-Morris Rotary club. He spoke about his club’s partnership in the Teddy Bear program: stuffed animals are provided by the police to children involved in traumatic situations. FMI:
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Dinner Meeting at NEO'sThe Salisbury Rotary Club had an enjoyable “mixer” Tuesday evening at NEO’s Restaurant in Salisbury. A couple of dozen members & guests enjoyed a wonderful array of appetizers.
New member Nicole Chase was welcomed and presented her “new member packet” of info by Club President Bill Spalding and long-time member and 2x past President Peter Fitting was recognized by DG Randy Chapell, as a Paul Harris Fellow+1, the second time he’s been honored for “Service Above Self” in the name of Rotary’s founder, Paul Harris. CONGRATULATIONS to Peter and WELCOME Nicole! FMI—  |
Lunch Meeting 10-25-22John Coston, Editor of the Lakeville Journal, was the Club’s program speaker at its 10/25 luncheon meeting. He was pleased to announce Sadie Leite, of Simsbury & Salisbury, as being named the 2022 Bob Estabrook Intern. Sadie, a Senior majoring in English at Tufts University, spent her second summer as an Intern at the Journal. The Salisbury Rotary Club established the award in 2014 as part of its 65th Anniversary celebration, recognizing Bob Estabrook’s long-
time and dedicated membership, including serving as a Past-President of the Salisbury Club, and his distinguished career in journalism, including serving as Publisher of the Lakeville Journal. In addition, Coston spoke of changes and challenges facing the Journal, including its recent transition to non-profit status, and declining staff since the COVID pandemic. The paper is focused on increasing staff and restoring the paper to a 16-20 page weekly publication. FMI:  |
We Have a Winner!The Salisbury Rotary Club held the drawing for the $10,000 Cash Raffle on December 21st, 2021 and one winner, who chose to remain anonymous, was picked. The Club made a tidy profit on the sales and this money will be used for scholarships and funding projects that benefit those in need at the local, national and international level. The Club thanks all who participated in the raffle.
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21st Century FundDave Bayersdorfer, retired social studies & history teacher at Region One’s Housatonic Valley Regional High School, was the Salisbury Rotary Club’s 7/27 luncheon speaker. Speaking as Chair of the 21st Century Fund for HVRHS’s Board of Directors, he shared the mission and history of the Fund, noting that it was the vision of former HVRHS principal, Jack Mahoney, who started the Fund in 1994 to provide financial support for educational enrichment programs & learning opportunities beyond the classroom and not provided for by the school’s budget. Examples of recently funded programs include the school’s Robotics program, the electric car, numerous approved grants submitted by students and teachers, all funded by individual donations and by special, generous benefactors. FMI:  |
The Fight Against COVID-19In an effort to assist those most in need during the current pandemic, the Salisbury club donated $5,000 to Sharon Hospital for PPE equipment and medical supplies. The club also donated cash and food totaling over $10,000 to: The Corner Food Pantry in Lakeville, Fishes and Loaves Food Pantry in Canaan and The Cornwall Food and Fuel Fund in Cornwall. Members of the club purchased food locally and on-line and delivered the items to the local food pantries.    |
Annual Fireworks Event The Salisbury club, in partnership with Lime Rock Park, held the annual Independence Day celebration fireworks event on July 5th after weather forced a postponement of the original July 3rd date. This event is a major fund raiser for the club and proceeds benefit local scholarships and community programs. The event, featuring approximately 500 aerial fireworks were launched by Legion Fireworks Company Inc. based in Wappingers Falls, NY. |
Great Falls Brewing CompanyChris Tripler, owner of Great Falls Brewing Company in North Canaan, was the program speaker at the Club’s July 20th luncheon meeting. Located in the historic and refurbished Canaan Union train station depot in North Canaan, the brewery opened its doors in December 2018. A variety of beers are brewed & served with IPA and lager the two best sellers. Named after the waterfall formed along the Housatonic River at Falls Village, just six miles south of the Depot, the brewery offers bar snacks and regularly scheduled food trucks and is committed to holding community-based events to support local businesses, non-profit orgs, and the town’s major annual July event, Railroad Days. FMI: https://www.greatfallsbrews.com/home.  |
Million Mask ChallengeThe Rossi Family Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to supporting the arts, education, health, social services and the environment, recently donated 100 million PPE masks to Rotary clubs in NewYork and New England as part of the Million Mask Challenge. The Salisbury club delivered 14,000 masks to schools, nursing homes, SVNA and other local organizations in the five NW Corner towns served by the club.  |
Evening Zoom meeting October 27thThe Salisbury Rotary Club will hold an evening meeting via Zoom at 7:00 p.m. on Oct. 27th. Guests are welcome and club members are also encouraged to bring a guest.
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Paul Harris +8 award to Lance and Ann Beizer Lance and Ann Beizer were each recently awarded a Rotary International Paul Harris +8 pin. Paul Harris award is a prestigious award given to those who have donated $1,000 to The Rotary Foundation (TRF). Each successive $1,000 results in a Paul Harris plus (+) pin. Lance and Ann's award means they have donated $9,000 to TRF. Rotary International, through TRF, has donated over $4 billion dollars on life changing, sustainable projects throughout the world. |
Fireworks at Lime Rock Park cancelledDue to the uncertainty of the current pandemic, the Salisbury Rotary Club Board of Directors has made the difficult decision to cancel the fireworks event for 2020. We look forward to see all of you next year at our event on the Fourth-of-July.
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NEW DATE for fireworks!!The annual fireworks have been rescheduled!! We reluctantly had to postpone this event from the original July 3rd date but are now pleased to announce this new date of October 10th at Lime Rock Park. What a great way to say goodbye to summer and hello to fall!
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Weekly Meetings Temporarily SuspendedDo to the threat from the COVID-19 virus weekly meetings have been suspended indefinitely. A date for the resumption of meetings will be set as the situation warrants.
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Lunch Meeting January 28, 2020Edward “Nick” Nickerson, 94, was the guest speaker at the Salisbury Rotary Club’s January 28 luncheon meeting at Noble Horizons. During the last winter of WW2, Nick was stationed in northern Italy with the Army’s 10th Mountain Division. He shared a riveting story from that time and the 1993 reunion trip to that locale with several of the men with whom he served. Nick Is a former SRC member and was introduced by current SRC member, John Hedbavny.  |
Lunch Meeting February 18, 2020Salisbury Rotary Club was treated to a tour of Norway at its 2/18/20 weekly luncheon at Noble Horizons. Club members Ann & Lance Beizer shared wonderful photos and talked about their time last August experiencing “the northern most....” of much of what they saw while north of the Arctic Circle!
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Meeting for Dec. 3rdTodays meeting is cancelled
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Salisbury Band Wagon Restoration Phase 1The Salisbury Rotary Club began restoration of the Salisbury Band Wagon with a new roof as the first phase. The Club contracted Backcountry Woodworking (www.backcountrywoodworkingllc.com) for the project. The new roof is now complete and looks fantastic! .jpeg) .jpeg) |
Salisbury Rotary in Yaxche MexicoRandy and Fran Chapell from the Salisbury Rotary Club, in partnership with the Rotary Club of Tulum Mexico, donated an iPad to a young Mayan man named Gervasio. Gervasio will be the first person from this small Mayan village in Yaxche to attend college. This is a very big deal as children are encouraged to work in the fields to support the families who have a very meager subsistence. The Tulum Club will be working to raise money for the young man’s tuition as the family has no money and there is almost no government assistance available. Visit them on facebook https://www.facebook.com/clubrotarytulum  |
President Elect Attends NE PETS 3-7-19President Elect Randy Chapell attended the North East President Elect Training Seminar (PETS) in Framingham, MA last week. This seminar prepares incoming Presidents for the new year. Incoming RI President Mark Maloney was present for the event and was a keynote speaker.  |
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Salisbury Fall Festival-October 7th, 2017The SALISBURY ROTARY CLUB had a good presence at the annual Salisbury Fall Festival, Saturday, October 7th, along with dozens of other organizations and businesses. Raffle tickets @ $5 supported the club's Scholarship program and gave the buyer a chance to win a tree (see photo) decorated with 40 lottery tickets! The tree will be available at several future events and the drawing for a winner will be held at the club's December 3 Business Meeting.   |
Annual Picnic at Camp SloaneSeptember 26 found members of Salisbury's Rotary Club & the Canaan Exchange Club at Camp Sloane YMCA for an evening picnic/BBQ and a combined effort to pool resources to support a local food drive. SRC President is shown with Jean Chapin, Director of Canaan's Fishes & Loaves, unloading donated bags of food at Pilgrim House in CT.   |
“End Polio Now Night” w/ The New Britain BeesRotary's District 7890 hit one out of the park to End Polio Now at the New Britain Bees on Saturday August 26th. The crowd of 130 Rotarians, friends and family from our district attended the game, including Salisbury Rotary Club members (L to R), Rick DelPrete, Digby Brown, Randy Chapell, Duane Estes and Pat Galloway.. .jpg) |
Meeting July 18, 2017District Governor David Mangs and Governor Nominee, Mark Brady, visited and spoke to the Salisbury Rotary Club on July 18th. DG Mangs shared RI's current theme for the year, "Rotary Making A Difference," and related it to membership, youth exchange, Interact, RYLA and the RI Foundation. He and Mark Brady, along with SRC President Fran Chapell, presented GEER Village food service staff member, Donna Steed, with a Profiles in Courage certificate in recognition of the many life challenges with which she has been faced and her years of serving the SRC's weekly luncheons. .JPG) |
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Annual Fireworks - July 1, 2017 - Lime Rock Park - 60 White Hollow Road, Lakeville, CT 06039Proceeds to benefit local scholarships, community gifts and international service projects. Gates open at 6pm for picnicking - refreshment stands will also be open. Show starts 9pm/dark $20 per vehicle (excluding buses) $ 5.00 for walk-ins Sorry no pets allowed and no personal fireworks. RAIN DATE: July 2, 2017 |
Annual Run for the Roses- JOIN US!A fun annual event sponsored by Salisbury Rotary & Canaan Exchange Clubs, to benefit local scholarships and other community needs in CT's NW corner. Silent & Live auction items, mint juleps, great food & friends, and the Kentucky Derby on a huge screen. Sat, May 6, 4-7:30PM. FMI, to be a sponsor, & to buy tickets: www.runfortheroses.org
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Duane Estes talks about "Road Trips & Baseball Our own Duane Estes kept us interested and laughing during his presentation on “Road Trips & Baseball~1948-1958.” Duane was our program speaker Tuesday, August 12, 2014. Thanks, Duane! |
New Club Officers 2014-2015 Welcome New President, John Hedbavny ( holding the gavel) sworn in on June 24th, 2014.
New Officers for 2014-2015 . From left to right, Kevin O'Connell-1st Vice President, Susan Dickinson-Treasurer, John Hedbavny-President-Kim Downey-Secretary, Lance Beizer-Past President and Michele Gorat-2nd Vice President.
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Speakers from Korea
Pak Kyung-Director (left) and Shin Houn-Yee spoke about the history of Korea. The work for the non profit organization to promote Korean spirit and culture.
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Paul Harris AwardsCongratulations to Susan Dickinson and Michael Loftus for receiving the Paul Harris Fellowship Award, May 14th, 2013. The Paul Harris Fellowship was created in memory of Paul Harris, who founded Rotary with 3 business associates in Chicago in 1905. It is awarded to Rotarian's who exemplify Rotary’s motto of “Service Above Self” through their commitment to projects which benefit their community as well as internationally. Susan’s and Michaels can do attitude and willingness to volunteer whenever needed was recognized with receipt of this award. Every Paul Harris Fellow receives a medal, pin and certificate upon becoming a fellow. These identify them as supporters of Rotary’s goals of world peace and international understanding. Susan is pictured below, with Mona Staaf-Gunther, a past Paul Harris Fellow recipient.
Michael is pictured below with John Neufeld, a past Paul Harris Fellow recipient.
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Run For The Roses-May 4th,2013
Our 2nd year for "Run For The Roses" event, held on Saturday May 4th, 2013, from 4pm-7pm was a huge success. Great food, friends and conversations. All had a wonderful time. A special Thank You to "Geer" for hosting the event, and making this such a wonderful day. Also to Sam Yasmer for such wonderful food. Below is a list of this years sponsors- Thank You!!
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Founders Insurance Company
PLACE
Century Aggregates
SHOW
Ascendant Compliance
GRANDSTAND
Best & Cavallaro Real Estate
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Annual Food Auction
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New Rotary President 2012-2013 Frederick Spoor (left) of West Cornwall- was sworn in by Rick DelPrete (past President 2010-2011) as Salisbury Rotary Club's NEW President for 2012-2013. Welcome Fred!
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RAFFLE TICKETS -
ALL Rotarians should have them available for sale and should have bought at least one ticket in support of this fundraiser.
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Quote of the Week - Sometimes when we are generous in small, barely detectable ways it can change someone else's life forever.
-- Margaret Cho
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Thought for the Week - Travel Light, Live Light, Spread the Light, Be the Light |
"Gettysburg; where history met Hollywood"
David Ward (right) from Hotchkiss School spoke to our rotary club about "Gettysburg; where history met Hollywood". Tuesday, July 30, 2013 |
New Rotary President 2013-2014 Rev. Lance Beizer (right) who resides in Canaan, was sworn in as our new President for 2013-2014 by Fred Spoor-past President 2012-2013.
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"Food for Thought"The Salisbury Rotary Club Foundation presented a check for $3,500 to Pat Chamberlain -superintendent for the "Food for Thought" fund, which go towards children s lunches for those in need. Presenting the check is President Fred Spoor (right) and member John Neufeld (left).
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Welcome New Member- Michele GoratPlease welcome new member - Michele Gorat, Executor Director for the Salisbury Visiting Nurses Association. Michele is very active with activities related to her children and anxious to expand her community involvement. Michele was sworn in on June 4th, 2013, with member John Neufeld.
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Rotary Community GiftsThis year The Salisbury Rotary Club's Community Gifts committee has made donations to the following:
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Please welcome new member- Kevin O'Connell Kevin is the new administrator of Geer Corporation. He is also a board director of a local YMCA camp. He is interested in community development and local charities.
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Special Holiday LuncheonPlease join us for our annual special Holiday Luncheon on Tuesday, December 18th, 2012. Members please RSVP to President, Fred Spoor if you plan on attending no later than Friday, December 13th.
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Speaker-June 19th-2012
Cast of the show "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas" performing at Tri-Arts Sharon Playhouse in Sharon, CT performed musicals from the performance showing June 28 - July 15-2012. Duane Estes (left) our very own Rotary Member!
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Speaker-May 8th, 2012
Members of Prime Time House were speakers at our May 8th lunch meeting. Since 1988 Prime Time House has evolved from a small non profit to a thriving community based organization.
 Lisa Lynch-Ex. Director  Ian Roig- Rehabilitation Counselor (right) and a Clubhouse volunteer |
New Member-Kim Downey
Please welcome new member Kim Downey who was sworn in on July 11, 2012. Kim works at the Salisbury Bank & Trust as an AVP and Trust Officer and lives in Lakeville. Welcome Kim!
 President Fred Spoor, Kim Downey and Mona Staaf-Gunther, member
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Rotary Annual Fire Works-2012Salisbury Rotary Annual Fire Works were held at Lime Rock Park, Saturday, June 30th, 2012 this year. Opened at 6PM fireworks started around 9pm. $15.00 per car, $5.00 for walkins. Thank you to the Rotary Members and non-members who volunteered their time. And a special THANK YOU to everyone who stopped by to see the fireworks and supported the Rotary Club of Salisbury. |
Jill Musselman 2011 - 2012 Sworn In as Salisbury Rotary Club's NEW President
Welcome Jill! Our meetings will now take place at Geer Village on Tuesday at noon. Jills first official meeting will be Tuesday, June 12. |
Chili Booth at Chamber Event
Volunteers from the Salisbury Rotary club served up chili and served at the Amber Alert booth during the Tri-State Chamber's buy local event held at the Regional High School on Sunday 3/27/11. |
The Presidents were all there
District President Parsad Manon, District President Elect Sue Klock and Assistant District President Marcel Schmidt along with the East Hartford Club soon to be President Mr. Klock were all on hand at today's Rotary Club luncheon meeting at the Boathouse in Lakeville. Each brought news and updates from their international travels as well as their local clubs. |
Everybody Wins
A national reading program at Sharon Center School that does so much more than tell stories.
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NEW BANNER For Rotarians
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What is "diversity"? |
John Leich - Honorary Rotarian
John Leich of Canaan, CT becomes the newest HONORARY member of the Salisbury Rotary Club. With a round of welcoming applause, even in his absence, John's fellow club members were overwhelmingly pleased with his new status and willingness to continue his membership in the Salisbury Club. Congratulations John!
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Peter Fitting reads from FLIGHTS of FANCY
Peter Fitting read from his newly published book of short stories and poems called Flights of Fancy.
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