HICKORY ROTARY CLUB PROGRAM OF WORK 2013-2014

HICKORY ROTARY CLUB

PROGRAM OF WORK

2013-2014

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Table of Contents 4 Way Test Page 3

Rotary Club of Hickory – History 4

Officers and Directors 5

Avenue of Service – Club Service 6

Bulletin 7

Invocation 8, 9

Music 10, 11

Sergeant-at-Arms 12

Visiting Rotarians/Lunch Money Collection Schedule 13

Greeter Schedule 14

Service Above Self (SAS) Raffle Schedule 15

Public Relations 16

Web Site 17

Rotary Moment 18, 19

Spoke Article 20, 21

Finance Committee 22

Programs 23

Membership – Recruitment and Retention 24

Cards to Shut-ins 25

Fellowship 26

History and Archives 27

New Member Orientation 28

Avenue of Service – Vocational Service 29

Teacher of the Year 30

Student Guests 31, 32

Avenue of Service – Community Service 33

Blood Mobile 34

Charitable Giving (and Foresight) 35

Rotarian Idol 36

Service Above Self Scholarship (SAS Scholarship) 37

Christmas Project 38

Salvation Army Bell Ringing 39

Avenue of Service – International Service 40

RI Foundation/EREY 41

Coins for Alzheimer’s Trust (CART) 42

Wheelchairs 43

Avenue of Service – Youth Service 44

Rotary Youth Exchange 45

Rotary youth Leadership Award (RYLA) 46

Interact Service Project 47

Scouting Liaison 48

Rotary History - General 49, 50

Rotary History in North Carolina 51

Listing of District 7670 Clubs 52, 53

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The Four-Way Test

Of the Things We Think, Say, or Do:

1. Is it the TRUTH?

2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?

3. Will it build GOOD WILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?

4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?

As a Rotarian engaged in business or profession, I am

expected to:

• Consider my vocation to be another opportunity to serve;

• Be faithful to the letter and to the spirit of the ethical codes of my vocation, to the laws of

my country, and to the moral standards of my community;

• Do all in my power to dignify my vocation and to promote the highest ethical standards in

my chosen vocation;

• Be fair to my employer, employees, associates, competitors, customers, the public, and all

those with whom I have a business or professional relationship;

• Recognize the honor and respect due to all occupations which are useful to society;

• Offer my vocational talents to provide opportunities for young people, to work for the relief

of the special needs of others, and to improve the quality of life in my community;

• Adhere to honesty in my advertising and in all representations to the public concerning my

business or profession;

• Neither seek from nor grant to a fellow Rotarian a privilege or advantage not normally

accorded others in a business or professional relationship.

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A Brief History of the Hickory Rotary Club

The Rotary Club of Hickory, NC, was chartered in 1921 as the first service club in Catawba County.

Mr. Watt Shuford, a member of one of Hickory’s pioneer families, began the club and was elected

its first president.

Shuford became interested in Rotary after attending a meeting in Asheville. Ten members of the

Asheville club, the oldest club in the district, were present at Hickory’s organizational meeting on

Friday, February 11, 1921, at Hotel Huffry.

Eighteen charter members founded the club, and from the simple start, it has grown to include

about 160 members and in now recognized as one of the largest clubs in the district. The Hickory

Rotary Club has compiled a storied history of service to the community and the world.

During its first December, the club donated 28 baskets to the needy, and the tradition of helping

others has been continued over the past 88 years through a multitude of projects locally and

globally. The Hickory Rotary Club has contributed more than $360,000 to the Rotary Foundation,

engaged in various international projects, and sponsored seven other clubs, including local Interact

and Rotaract youth clubs. The club proudly provides educational loans, grants and scholarships to

local students, schools, and educators.

Past Presidents

Watt J. Shuford Archie Shuford Earl Roberts Leslie Stewart

George S. Lyerly H. Leslie Moody Arthur H. Burgess, Jr. Anne R. Williams

Henry J. Holbrook E. Alan Bisanar Robert L. Friday C. Shuford Abernethy, III

Samuel B. Stroup F. Gwynn Harper Jr. Samuel M. Hemphill James Lamar Mitchell

Jake H. Shuford J. Roux Setzer James R. Stephenson Guy Guarino, Jr.

Robert E. Martin James G. Peden Charles R. Young Allen Finley.

Fred R. Foster Clifton H. Poole Clarence L. Pugh Lynn Loehr

Bascom B. Blackwelder Robert E. Cline Wayles R. Harrison, Jr. Rich Brown

Hugh P. Williams Leon S. Ivey Robert K. Johnson. Jill Patton

Joe J. Willard James R. Mitchell. B. Eugene Miller

Glenn R. Frye Young M. Smith Robert B. Moser

J. Milt Setzer George Blackwelder Jr. Joab Cotton III .

George F. Ivey Luther B. Hardesty, Jr. James E. Spainhour

George R. Wooten William L. Cauble, Jr. John H. Bray

Edgar L. Fox Robert B. Bumbarger Charles P. Ewart, Jr.

Nick F. Jones Harry Vanderlinden D. Lester Whicker, Jr.

Horace C. Lutz Wilmer Jenkins Robert L. Johnson, Jr.

Lester C. Guilford J. Louis Runkle Gary L. Mullis

William R. Spainhour T. Cass Ballenger . G. Rudy Wright, Jr.

Donald S. Menzies Baird Buchanan . Steve M. Mull .

Harold W. Griffin William R. Ballew J. White Iddings

Fred A. Abernathy A. Pope Shuford William M. Pekman

John H. Inman Carl Matheson Guy Guarino, Jr.

W. Herbert Parks Charles M. Snipes Allen Finley

Donald E. Shuford Oliver McClintock, Jr. Susan Huffman

G. Shuford Abernethy Charles E. Jeffers Rusty Roberts

James D. Whaley Glenn C. Hilton, Jr. Michael A. Johnson

Walter T. Nau W. Clyde Taylor John F. Hall

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Hickory Rotary Club

Officers and Directors 2013 – 2014

President President-Elect Past President Suzanne Trollan David Moore Jill Patton

23 6th

Ave NE PO Box 2634 723 15th

Ave NW

Hickory, NC 28601 Hickory, NC 28601 Hickory, NC 28601

322-4127H 327-4349H 324-1325 H

322-8736W 328-1151W 397-7025 W

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Secretary Treasurer Asst. Treasurer Rusty Isenhour Lynn Loehr Dan Kirby

406 6th

Street NW 4215 Steve Ikerd Dr NE 410 25th

St NW


327-2834H 441-4777H 327-2846 H

322-9300 W 324-4906W [email protected]

[email protected] [email protected]

Terms Expiring 2014 Terms Expiring 2015 Terms Expiring 2016 John Bates Michael Blackburn Bruce Bumbarger

237 32nd

Ave NW 4141 16th

St. NE 551 19th

Ave Ln NW


324-8308 H 441-7890 H 327-3124 H 345-6200 W

228-8369 C 704-564-7178 C 320-6629 C


David Moore Linda Lutz Deborah Frendak

PO Box 2634 1064 20th

Avenue NW 5482 Winding Oak Dr


327-4349 H 302-9513 C 294-0776 H

328-1151 W 327-7000 X 4130 W 315-0083 C


Suzanne Trollan Mary Texer Cliff Goddard

23 6th

Ave NE 4354 1st

St Dr NW 3772 Mattingly Dr

Hickory , NC 28601 Hickory, NC 28601 Hickory, NC 28602

322-4127 H 322-7895 H 294-4974 H

322-8736 W 324-4001 W 850-2775 C


Mark Seaman

PO Box 1268

Hickory, NC 28603

327-0772 H

322-3000 W

[email protected]

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Hickory Rotary Club

2013--2014 Program of Work

CLUB SERVICE: David Moore

Club Bulletin Chair: Stan Bumgarner

Invocation Co-Chairs: Wallace Johnson, Dan Duke

Music Co-Chairs: John Ross, Mary Texer

Sergeant At Arms Co-Chairs: Deborah Withey, Dan Kirby

Public Relations Co-Chairs: Rose Mary Cheek, Deborah Frendak

Web Site Chair: Bruce Bumbarger

Rotary Moment Chair: Anne Williams

Articles in Spoke Chair: Mark Seaman

Finance Chair: Michael Blackburn

Engaging Programs Chair: David More

Membership Recruitment Chair Cliff Goddard

Past Presidents’ Council Chair: Jill Patton

Awards & Recognition Co-Chairs: Suzanne Trollan, David More

Cards to Shut-Ins Chair: Jan Bohmuller

Fellowship Activities Co-Chairs: Jennifer Clark, Steve Mull

History & Archives Chair: Allen Huffman

New Member Orientation Co-Chairs: Guy Guarino, Lamar Mitchell

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Club Bulletin

Chair: Stan Bumgarner

Duties:

• Provide a bulletin at each week’s meeting

• Keep members informed of Rotary activities and programs

• Offer information on board activities, members, and other items of interest to

the club

• E-mail advance copy of The Spoke before each meeting to all members

Committee Members for Club Year 2013 – 2014

1. Bruce Bumbarger

2. Stan Bumgarner

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Invocation

Co-Chairs: Wallace Johnson, Dan Duke

Duties:

• Provide an invocation at weekly meetings

• Develop a weekly schedule of persons responsible for providing the invocation

• Remind committee members each week of their upcoming scheduled duties

• Find replacements anytime a committee member cannot attend on a date

they are assigned duties


1. Bob Shoffner

2. Clarence Pugh

3. Cliff Moone

4. Dan Duke

5. John Bates

6. Karla Woggon

7. Linda Lutz

8. Mike Johnson

9. Susan Walker

10. Thomas Griffis

11. Wallace Johnson

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Invocation Schedule 2013/2014

Date Name Date Name

08/01/13 Thomas Griffis 01/30/14 Clarence Pugh

08/08/13 Thomas Griffis 02/06/14 Bob Shoffner




09/05/13 Cliff Moone 03/06/14 Karla Woggon




10/03/13 Mike Johnson 04/03/14 John Bates




10/31/13 Mike Johnson 05/01/14 Susan Walker

11/07/13 Wallace Johnson 05/08/14 Susan Walker



11/28/13 No Meeting - Thanksgiving 05/29/14 Susan Walker

12/05/13 Linda Lutz 06/05/14 Dan Duke



12/26/13 No Meeting - Christmas 06/26/14 Dan Duke

01/02/14 No Meeting - New Years 07/03/14 No Meeting - July 4th

01/09/14 Clarence Pugh 07/10/14 Linda Lutz



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Music

Co-Chairs: John Ross, Mary Texer

Duties:

• Provide accompaniment for the music at program meetings

• Provide direction for the music at program meetings

• Develop a schedule for music provided at each program

• Remind committee members each week of their upcoming scheduled duties

• Find replacements anytime a committee member cannot attend on a date

they are assigned duties

Committee Members for Club Year 2013– 2014

1. Allen Finley

2. John Hall

3. John Ross

4. Mary Texer

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Music Schedule 2013 – 2014

Date Song Leader Song Date Song Leader Song

08/01/13 Mary Texer If your Happy, Clap 01/30/14 John G. Ross Roll Rotary

08/08/13 Mary Texer Red River Valley 02/06/14 John Hall Let Me Call You Sweetheart

08/15/13 Mary Texer This Land Is Your Land 02/13/14 John Hall Old MacDonald

08/22/13 Mary Texer Clementine 02/20/14 John Hall Sing Rotarians

08/29/13 Mary Texer Rotary’s Bonds 02/27/14 John Hall Rotary’s Bonds

09/05/13 John G. Ross My Bonnie Lies Over... 03/06/14 Allen Finley My Bonnie Lies Over Ocean

09/12/13 John G. Ross R-O-T-A-R-Y 03/13/14 Allen Finley When Irish Eyes are Smiling

09/19/13 John G. Ross Shine on Harvest Moon 03/20/14 Allen Finley Workin’ on the Railroad

09/26/13 John G. Ross Home on the Range 03/27/14 Allen Finley R-O-T-A-R-Y

10/03/13 John Hall Rotary’s Bonds 04/03/14 Mary Texer Take Me Out to the Ballgame

10/10/13 John Hall There Are Smiles 04/10/14 Mary Texer There are Smiles

10/17/13 John Hall Down in the Valley 04/17/14 Mary Texer Home on the Range

10/24/13 John Hall Old MacDonald 04/24/14 Mary Texer When the Saints (X2)

10/31/13 John Hall Workin’ on the Railroad 05/01/14 John G. Ross R-O-T-A-R-Y

11/07/13 Allen Finley R-O-T-A-R-Y 05/08/14 John G. Ross More We Get Together

11/14/13 Allen Finley Over the River 05/15/14 John G. Ross On Top of Old Smokey

11/21/13 Allen Finley We Gather Together 05/22/14 John G. Ross My Wild Irish Rose

11/28/13 No Meeting Thanksgiving 05/29/14 John G. Ross This Land is Your Land

12/05/13 Mary Texer Jingle Bells 06/05/14 John Hall Roll Rotary

12/12/13 Mary Texer White Christmas 06/12/14 John Hall God Bless America

12/19/13 Mary Texer We Wish You a Merry C 06/19/14 John Hall In the Good Old Summertime

12/26/13 No Meeting Christmas 06/26/14 John Hall Sidewalks of New York

01/02/14 No Meeting New Years 07/03/14 No Meeting Fourth of July

01/09/14 John G. Ross Edelweiss 07/10/14 Allen Finley America the Beautiful

01/16/14 John G. Ross Sidewalks of NY 07/17/14 Allen Finley More We Get Together

01/23/14 John G. Ross When You’re Smilin’ 07/24/14 Allen Finley R-O-T-A-R-Y

1. Allen Finley – November, March, and July

2. John Hall – October, February, and June

3. John G. Ross – September, January, and May

4. Mary Texer – August, December, and April

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Sergeant At Arms

Co-Chairs: Deborah Withey, Dan Kirby

Duties:

• Develop schedule of club members to take responsibility at each weekly

meeting

• Remind committee member and others each week of their upcoming

scheduled duties

• Find replacements any time a committee member cannot attend on the date

they are assigned duties, including members who do no attend on their “duty

day” without notice

• Name Badges out

• Greeters – arrive at the club by 11:45 and wear “Greeter Badge”, remain at the

entrance door from 11:45 to 12:20 and greet members and guests as they

arrive, call to the President’s attention special guests

• Visitors/Raffle Table – arrive at the club by 11:30, insure that the scooter

boxes, flags, club banner, bell and gavel are in place, collect lunch money and

insure that the Lake Hickory Country Club member sheet is available to sign,

keep track of any visiting Rotarians and introduce visiting Rotarians during the

meeting, assist with the sale of Service Above Self Raffle Tickets


1. Anthony Alderman

2. Carol Kammer

3. Cuyler Dunbar

4. Dan Kirby

5. Deborah Withey

6. Doug Rongo

7. Jan Bohmuller

8. Jill Patton

9. Lynn Loehr

10. Sandi Fotheringham

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Visiting Rotarians/Collect Lunch Money Schedule

2013/2014 • If unable to take lunch money and introduce visitors, please arrange for your own

replacement and/or notify Deborah Withey or Dan Kirby (H) 327-2846 or email

[email protected]

Date Name Date Name

08/01/13 Chip Blackwelder 01/30/14 Ed Nesbitt

08/08/13 Rose Mary Cheek 02/06/14 Tom Adkins

08/15/13 Dean Doucette 02/13/14 John Norwood

08/22/13 Linda Lutz 02/20/14 David Millholland

08/29/13 Doug Rongo 02/27/14 Bill Dodd

09/05/13 Jennifer Clark 03/06/14 Ray Cerda

09/12/13 Cuyler Dunbar 03/13/14 Chip Blackwelder

09/19/13 Ray Cerda 03/20/14 Bob Conklin

09/26/13 Leslie Middleton 03/27/14 Dean Doucette

10/03/13 Jill Patton 04/03/14 Cuyler Dunbar

10/10/13 Tony Reed 04/10/14 Deborah Frendak

10/17/13 Mark Seaman 04/17/14 Rose Mary Cheek

10/24/13 Steven Walker 04/24/14 Cliff Goddard

10/31/13 Anne Williams 05/01/14 Tony Reed

11/07/13 Linda Lutz 05/08/14 Doug Rongo

11/14/13 Deborah Frendak 05/17/14 Dennis Hurst

11/21/13 Mark Teague 05/22/14 Jill Patton

11/28/13 No Meeting - Thanksgiving 05/29/14 Jan Bohmuller

12/05/13 Dennis Hurst 06/05/14 John Olson

12/12/13 Steven Walker 06/12/14 Mark Seaman

12/19/13 Cliff Goddard 06/19/14 Leslie Middleton

12/26/13 No Meeting - Christmas 06/26/14 Cuyler Dunbar


01/09/14 Anthony Alderman 07/10/14 David Myers

01/16/14 David Myers 07/17/14 John Millholland

01/23/14 Bill Dodd 07/24/14 Jennifer Clark

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Greeter Schedule 2013/2014

• If unable to serve as Greeter, please arrange for your own replacement and/or notify

Deborah Withey or Dan Kirby (H) 327-2846 or email [email protected].

Date Name Date Name

08/01/13 Deborah Frendak 01/30/14 John Olson

08/08/13 John Norwood 02/06/14 David Millholland

08/15/13 Jan Bohmuller 02/13/14 Anne Williams

08/22/13 Tony Reed 02/20/14 Tony Reed

08/29/13 Mark Seaman 02/27/14 Anthony Alderman

09/05/13 Anthony Alderman 03/06/14 Tom Adkins

09/12/13 Mark Teague 03/13/14 Dennis Hurst

09/19/13 Rose Mary Cheek 03/20/14 Deborah Frendak

09/26/13 Steven Walker 03/27/14 Leslie Middleton

10/03/13 Cliff Goddard 04/03/14 Bill Dodd

10/10/13 Anne Williams 04/10/14 Mark Seaman


10/24/13 Doug Rongo 04/24/14 Dean Doucette

10/31/13 Tom Adkins 05/01/14 Jan Bohmuller

11/07/13 Dennis Hurst 05/08/14 David Millholland

11/14/13 Dan Duke 05/17/14 Rose Mary Cheek

11/21/13 Jennifer Clark 05/22/14 Linda Lutz

11/28/13 No Meeting - Thanksgiving 05/29/14 Mark Teague

12/05/13 Leslie Middleton 06/05/14 Steven Walker

12/12/13 Rose Mary Cheek 06/12/14 Ed Nesbitt

12/19/13 John Norwood 06/19/14 David Myers

12/26/13 No Meeting - Christmas 06/26/14 Chip Blackwelder


01/09/14 Cuyler Dunbar 07/10/14 Leslie Middleton

01/16/14 Ray Cerda 07/17/14 Doug Rongo

01/23/14 Allen Finley 07/24/14 Tony Reed

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SAS Raffle Schedule 2013/2014

• If unable to sell raffle tickets, please arrange for your replacement and/or Notify Deborah Withey or Dan Kirby (H) 327-2846 or email [email protected]

Date Name Date Name

08/01/13 Ed Nesbitt 01/30/14 David Myers

08/08/13 Tom Adkins 02/06/14 John MIllholland

08/15/13 John Norwood 02/13/14 Bill Dodd

08/22/13 David Millholland 02/20/14 Anthony Alderman

08/29/13 Allen Finley 02/27/14 Cliff Goddard

09/05/13 Bill Dodd 03/06/14 Steven Walker

09/12/13 Ray Cerda 03/13/14 Linda Lutz

09/19/13 Chip Blackwelder 03/20/14 Anne Williams

09/26/13 Bob Conklin 03/27/14 Leslie Middleton

10/03/13 Dean Doucette 04/03/14 Jennifer Clark

10/10/13 Cuyler Dunbar 04/10/14 Jan Bohmuller

10/17/13 Deborah Frendak 04/17/14 Doug Rongo

10/24/13 Rose Mary Cheek 04/24/14 Tom Adkins

10/31/13 Cliff Goddard 05/01/14 Ed Nesbitt

11/07/13 Tony Reed 05/08/14 Allen Finley

11/14/13 Doug Rongo 05/17/14 Bob Conklin

11/21/13 Jill Patton 05/22/14 Bill Dodd

11/28/13 No Meeting - Thanksgiving 05/29/14 John Olson

12/05/13 Ed Nesbitt 06/05/14 Chip Blackwelder

12/12/13 Jan Bohmuller 06/12/14 Mark Teague

12/19/13 John Olson 06/19/14 Jill Patton

12/26/13 No Meeting - Christmas 06/26/14 Steven Walker


01/09/14 Mark Seaman 07/10/14 Tony Reed

01/16/14 Cuyler Dunbar 07/17/14 John Norwood

01/23/14 Mark Teague 07/24/14 Mark Seaman

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Public Relations

Co-Chairs: Rose Mary Cheek, Deborah Frendak

Duties:

• Establish a list of area media contacts

• Publicize the work of the Hickory Rotary Club to the community, including

service projects, scholarships, Teacher of the Year, Service Above Self Scholars,

special speakers/guests and celebrations

• Get regular photographs to submit to local media and district

• Coordinate the development and submission of news releases including

photographs

Committee Member for Club Year 2012 – 2014

1. Allen Finley

2. Bruce Bumbarger

3. Deborah Frendak

4. Kimberly George

5. Rose Mary Cheek

6. Susan Huffman

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Web Site

Chair: Bruce Bumbarger

Facebook Pages: Rose Mary Cheek

Duties:

• Provide a useful web site available to members of the club

• Keep members informed of Rotary activities and programs

• Offer information on board activities, members, and other items of interest to

the club


1. Bill Dodd

2. Bruce Bumbarger

3. Clinton Annas

4. Lamar Mitchell

5. Rose Mary Cheek

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Rotary Moment

Chair: Anne Williams

Duties:

• Develop schedule of committee members to take responsibility at each weekly

meeting.

• Remind committee member each week of their upcoming scheduled duty.

• Share Rotary International information and issues at the weekly meetings

• Share concerns and celebrations among club members by scheduling a brief

report at each weekly meeting on the “Health of the Club” consisting of

member birthdays, health issues and congratulations for recognitions and

achievements.


1. Addison Fox

2. Andrea Surratt

3. Anne Williams

4. Clarence Pugh

5. David Millholland

6. John Bates

7. John Millholland

8. John Olson

9. Susan Allshouse

10. Thomas Griffis

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Rotary Moment Schedule 2013 – 2014

Date Name Date Name

08/01/13 Anne Williams 01/30/14 Ray Cerda

08/08/13 Andrea Surratt 02/06/14 Deborah Withey

08/15/13 Ed Nesbitt 02/13/14 Bob Warmuth

08/22/13 John Millholland 02/20/14 John Rambo

08/29/13 Anne Williams 02/27/14 Anne Williams

09/05/13 David Millholland 03/06/14 John Bates

09/12/13 Jennifer Clark 03/13/14 Andrea Surratt

09/19/13 Clarence Pugh 03/20/14 Ed Nesbitt

09/26/13 Thomas Griffis 03/27/14 John Millholland

10/03/13 Ray Cerda 04/03/14 Anne Williams

10/10/13 Deborah Withey 04/10/14 Jennifer Clark

10/17/13 Bob Warmuth 04/17/14 David Millholland

10/24/13 John Rambo 04/24/14 Clarence Pugh

10/31/13 Anne Williams 05/01/14 Thomas Griffis

11/07/13 John Bates 05/08/14 Ray Cerda

11/14/13 Andrea Surratt 05/17/14 Deborah Withey

11/21/13 Ed Nesbitt 05/22/14 Bob Warmuth

11/28/13 No Meeting - Thanksgiving 05/29/14 John Rambo

12/05/13 John MIllholland 06/05/14 Anne WIlliams

12/12/13 Deborah Withey 06/12/14 John Bates

12/19/13 Jennifer Clark 06/19/14 Andrea Surratt

12/26/13 No Meeting - Christmas 06/26/14 Ed Nesbitt


01/09/14 David Millholland 07/10/14 John Millholland

01/16/14 Clarence Pugh 07/17/14 David Millholland

01/23/14 Thomas Griffis 07/24/14 Jennifer Clark

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Articles in Spoke

Chair: Mark Seaman

Duties:

• Develop schedule of members to take responsibility for writing the message

for each weekly meeting.

• Remind member each week of their upcoming scheduled duty.

• Remind member that information must be to Stan Bumgarner at least a week

prior to the meeting.

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Articles in the Spoke Schedule

Date Name/Email or Phone Date Name/Email or Phone

08/01/13 Lamar Mitchell 01/30/14 Dallas Abee

08/08/13 RYLA essay 02/06/14

08/15/13 Rich Brown 02/13/14

08/22/13 Ed Nesbitt 02/20/14 Guy Guarino

08/29/13 John Watts 02/27/14 Dean Doucette

09/05/13 Allen Finley 03/06/14

09/12/13 Guy Guarino 03/13/14 Anne Williams

09/19/13 Clarence Pugh 03/20/14

09/26/13 03/27/14

10/03/13 04/03/14

10/10/13 Bruce Bumgarner 04/10/14 Meg Jenkins Locke

10/17/13 Bob Conklin 04/17/14

10/24/13 04/24/14 Frank Young

10/31/13 Mark Teague 05/01/14

11/07/13 Shuford Abernethy 05/08/14 Guy Guarino

11/14/13 Robert Johnson Jr. 05/17/14

11/21/13 05/22/14

11/28/13 No meeting-Thanksgiving 05/29/14

12/05/13 06/05/14

12/12/13 06/12/14

12/19/13 06/19/14

12/26/13 No Meeting – Christmas 06/26/14

01/02/14 No meeting-New Years 07/03/14 No Meeting – Fourth of July

01/09/14 Mike Johnson 07/10/14

01/16/14 Bob Shoffner 07/17/14

01/23/14 Susan Vincent 07/24/14

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Finance Committee

Chair: Michael Blackburn

Asst. Chairs: Dan Kirby, Noah Geoghegan

Duties:

• Reviews and recommends the financial reports and proposed budgets for

Board approval, and shall advise the Board on matters of finance and fund

development.


1. Bill Dodd – Student Loan Chair

2. Bob Singletary

3. Dan Kirby

4. Jeff Bronnenberg

5. Jeff Hale

6. Michael Blackburn

7. Noah Geoghegan

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Engaging Programs

Chair: David Moore

Duties:

• Schedule Programs, remind sponsors, insure info gets to Spoke Editor.

Program Schedule 2013/2014

Date Name Date Name

08/01/13 Club Assembly 01/30/14 Anthony Starr

08/08/13 Tony Reed - RYLA 02/06/14 Mark Teague

08/15/13 Leslie Ferrell-Middleton 02/13/14 Anniversary Luncheon

08/22/13 DG Ronnie Thompson visit 02/20/14 Ann Stalnaker

08/29/13 Mick Berry 02/27/14 Neil Underdown

09/05/13 Stan Bumgarner 03/06/14 Drew Van Horn

09/12/13 Bruce Bumbarger 03/13/14 Susan Vincent

09/19/13 Ray Cerda 03/20/14 John Watts

09/26/13 Allen Finley 03/27/14 Robert Welch

10/03/13 Mitzi Gellman 04/03/14 Susan Walker

10/10/13 Jennifer Clark 04/10/14 Anne Williams

10/17/13 Peter Kendall 04/17/14 Robert Locke

10/24/13 Bob Holland 04/24/14 Robert Singletary

10/31/13 Kevin McIntosh 05/01/14 Jeff Bronnenburg

11/07/13 David Millholland 05/08/14 Moore/Greathouse TOY

11/14/13 Dave Myers 05/15/14 Griffis SAS Schol.

11/21/13 Neil McGeachy 05/22/14 John Hall

11/28/13 No Meeting - Thanksgiving 05/29/14 Oliver Noble

12/05/13 John Olson 06/05/14 Michael Thomas

12/12/13 Holiday social 06/12/14 Meg Locke

12/19/13 Bryan Setzler 06/19/14 S Trollan– Awards Day

12/26/13 No Meeting - Christmas 06/26/14 S Trollan – New Officer Ind.


01/09/14 Club Assembly 07/10/14 Cliff Moone

01/16/14 Charles Snipes 07/17/14 Jan Bohmuller

01/23/14 Steve Snyder 07/24/14 Cuyler Dunbar

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Membership Recruitment & Retention

Co-Chairs: Cliff Goddard, Linda Lutz

Duties:

• Educate club members on how to propose a new member and on the club

guidelines for membership.

• Evaluate in a timely manner proposed members according to current Rotary

International Guidelines.

• Make reports and recommendations to the Board.

• Coordinate the orientation and induction of new members with the club

president and secretary.

• Insure the smooth transition of the new club member into the club.

• Make sure that members understand the Rotary requirements for attendance

and monitor attendance as reported by the club secretary.

• Call attention to those with 100% attendance for the previous quarter in the

Spoke.

• Contact sponsors of members with attendance below required percentage and

ask them to remind the member of attendance requirements.

• Make recommendations to the Board for members who fall below expected

attendance requirements for second consecutive six month period


1. Addison Fox

2. Andrea Surratt

3. Carol Kammer

4. Charles Snipes

5. Clarence Pugh

6. Cliff Goddard

7. Dan Duke

8. David Myers

9. Jan Bohmuller

10. John Rambo

11. Linda Lutz

12. Mark Teague

13. Robert Welch

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Cards to Shut-Ins

Chair: Jan Bohmuller

Duties:

• Mail notes, send e-mails or cards to members who are unable to attend

weekly meetings

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Fellowship Activities

Co-Chairs: Jennifer Clark, Steve Mull

Duties:

• Coordinate the fellowship activities of the club including:

Christmas Holiday Social

Anniversary Celebration


1. Al Spivey

2. Chip Blackwelder

3. Clarence Pugh

4. Cliff Goddard

5. Deborah Withey

6. Jennifer Clark

7. Linda Lutz

8. Lisë Swensson

9. Meg Jenkins Locke

10. Robert Welch

11. Rose Mary Cheek

12. Steve Mull

13. Terry Creasman

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History and Archives

Chair: Allen Huffman

Duties:

• Store and preserve historical date and materials pertaining to the club

• Make these items available to members as needed

• Coordinate with the 93rd

Anniversary Committee Chair to display items of

historic interest at the 93rd

Anniversary Celebration


1. Allen Huffman

2. Bob Bisanar

3. Charles Snipes

4. Clinton Annas

5. George Blackwelder

6. George Furlong

7. Homer Newton

8. Jeff Norris

9. Robert Hambrick, Jr.

10. Steve Frye

11. Tom Richards

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New Member Orientation

Co-Chairs: Guy Guarino, Lamar Mitchell

Duties:

• Provide information and orientation to Rotary International and the Hickory

Rotary Club for new members and sponsors

• Schedule orientation meetings on a quarterly basis to bring new members into

the club

• Present information about Rotary – its history, scope and activities on the local

district and international levels

• Educate new members about what Rotary expects of members. This should

put special emphasis on attendance and service commitment.

• Prepare and distribute orientation packets and the mentor checklist to new

members and sponsors.


1. Cliff Goddard

2. Cliff Moone

3. Dan Duke

4. Guy Guarino

5. Jerri Wilfong

6. Lamar Mitchell

7. Linda Lutz

8. Rusty Roberts

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Hickory Rotary Club


VOCATIONAL SERVICE:

Ambassadorial Scholar Co-Chairs: Steve Mull, John Bates

Teacher of the Year Co-Chairs: David Moore, Kathy Greathouse

Student Guests Chair: Bob Shoffner

Military/Veterans Liaison Chair: Ray Cerda

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Teacher of the Year

Co-Chairs: David Moore, Kathy Greathouse

Duties:

• Solicit nominations for the Wilmer Jenkins Teacher of the Year.

• Coordinate committee members to screen applications and select applicants

for interview.

• Complete committee interviews and select finalists and a winner.

• Coordinate the program for the presentation of the finalists and present the

award to the Wilmer Jenkins Teacher of the Year.

• Coordinate with the club’s Public Relations chair to publicize the presentation

of the award.


1. Anne Williams

2. Cliff Moone

3. David Moore

4. Jeff Hale

5. John Crone

6. Kathy Greathouse

7. Kimberly George

8. Linda Lutz

9. Lisë Swenson

10. Rosemary Bass Young


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Student Guests

Chair: Bob Shoffner

Duties:

• Schedule student guests to come to club meetings twice a month from

September through May.

• Coordinate with Hickory High School, Lenoir-Rhyne University and Catawba

Valley Community College to host student guests.

• Coordinate club hosts to provide transportation (as needed) and introduce the

student guest to the club.

• Send student guests information in advance to the club bulletin editor for

printing in The SPOKE on the date the guests are present.

• Introduce the students at the meeting and give a one-minute biography on

each student based on a form completed by the student.


1. Anne Williams

2. Linda Lutz

3. Peter Kendall

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Student Guest Schedule 2013/2014

Date Name Date Name

08/01/13 01/30/14 CVCC

08/08/13 02/06/14

08/15/13 02/13/14

08/22/13 02/20/14 HHS

08/29/13 02/27/14

09/05/13 HHS 03/06/14 LRU

09/12/13 03/13/14 HHS

09/19/13 CVCC 03/20/14

09/26/13 03/27/14

10/03/13 HHS 04/03/14 CVCC

10/10/13 04/10/14 HHS

10/17/13 LRU 04/17/14

10/24/13 04/24/14

10/31/13 05/01/14 LRU

11/07/13 05/08/14

11/14/13 CVCC 05/17/14

11/21/13 HHS 05/22/14

11/28/13 No Meeting -Thanksgiving 05/29/14

12/05/13 06/05/14

12/12/13 06/12/14

12/19/13 06/19/14

12/26/13 No Meeting - Christmas 06/26/14

01/02/14 No meeting - New Years 07/03/14 No Meeting - July 4th

01/09/14 07/10/14

01/16/14 HHS 07/17/14

01/23/14 LRU 07/24/14

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Hickory Rotary Club

2013-2014 Program of Work

COMMUNITY SERVICE Co-Chairs: Thomas Griffis, John Bates

Charitable Giving Chair: John Bates

Rotarian Idol Co-Chairs: John Rambo, Sandi Fotheringham

Scholarship Chair: Thomas Griffis

Salvation Army Bell Ringing Co-Chairs: Jeff Butler, Mark Seaman

Christmas Project Co-Chairs: Bill Dodd, Sarah Willis

Blood Drive Chair: Frank Young

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Bloodmobile

Chair: Frank Young

Duties:

• Coordinate with the local Red Cross Chapter a Bloodmobile drive the first

Thursday in May

• Publicize the blood drive to the club. Distribute Red Cross literature to club

members.

• Submit information to the SPOKE editor for publication in the weeks prior to

the drive.

• Recruit Rotarians to give blood at the blood drive.

• Coordinate set-up and cleanup of the site.


1. Dan Kirby


3. Dean Doucette

4. Deborah Frendak

5. Frank Young

6. Jan Bohmuller

7. Jill Patton

8. Joab Cotton

9. John Bates

10. Rose Mary Cheek

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Charitable Giving

Co-Chairs: John Bates, Deborah Frendak

Duties:

• Notify past recipients and organizations that have made prior requests when

the club will receive new requests for the current year.

• All organizations who receive a charitable contribution from the Hickory

Rotary Club must make a written request on the approved request form.

• Make a recommendation to the Board for the use of fundraising dollars for the

support of education and other charitable organizations in our community.

• Work with the President-elect to plan a time when checks can be presented to

organizations receiving contributions.


1. Anne Williams

2. Bob Conklin

3. Deborah Frendak

4. Forrest Ferrell

5. Jeff Bronnenberg

6. John Bates

7. John Bray

8. Linda Lutz

9. Lynn Loehr

10. Michael Blackburn

11. Terry Creasman

12. Thomas Griffis

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Rotarian Idol

Co-Chairs: Sandi Fotheringham, John Rambo

Duties:

• Coordinate all efforts for the annual fundraiser including securing location.

• Call committee meetings.

• Form committees for marketing, advertising, auditions, ticket sales, food and

drink sales, prizes, etc.

• Sub Committees include:

1- Auditions

2- Ticket Sales and Distribution

3- Ad Sales

4- Program Design/Layout, Production

5- Stage/Setting

6- Back Stage – Lighting, Flow

7- Front of the House/Concessions

8- Promotion – Posters, Banners, Media, Website

Committee Members for Club Year 2013 – 2014 (Please indicate by # above, the

area you would prefer. Leave blank for “general” or “any”)

1. Bruce Bumbarger

2. David Myers

3. Guy Guarino

4. Jennifer Clark

5. Jill Patton

6. John Olson

7. John Rambo

8. Jonathan Waters

9. Lamar Mitchell

10. Linda Lutz

11. Lynn Loehr

12. Mick Berry

13. Neill McGeachy

14. Rose Mary Cheek


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16. Steve Mull

Service Above Self Scholarships

Co-Chairs: Thomas Griffis, Dean Doucette

Duties:

• Make a recommendation to the Board on the amount of Service Above Self

Scholarships to be funded based on funds available.

• Make the number of scholarship awards as directed by the President

• Coordinate with the Hickory High School Guidance Department and the

Hickory High School Interact advisor the process for the distribution of

applications for the Scholarships.

• Receive completed scholarship applications by the end of February.

• Convene the committee to screen applications and select candidates for

interviews by mid-March.

• Coordinate committee interviews with selected candidates by mid April.

• Determine the selection of the winners by the end of April.

• Coordinate a program at the weekly Rotary meeting where the winners and

their families are introduced and presented the scholarships.

• Have a representative attend the Hickory High School awards day in May to

honor the winners.

• Track the progress of previous award winners and report on them periodically

to the club.


1. Anne Willliams

2. Dean Doucette

3. Jerri Wilfong

4. Kevin McIntosh

5. Linda Lutz

6. Rose Mary Cheek

7. Rosemary Bass Young

8. Thomas Griffis

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Christmas Project

Chair: Sarah Willis

Duties:

• Research and recommend to the Board a Christmas project in which the

membership can participate.

• Follow through with necessary activities to make it happen.


1. Bill Dodd - Emeritus

2. Carol Kammer

3. Dallas Abee

4. Doug Rongo

5. Jan Bohmuller

6. Jerri Wilfong

7. Linda Lutz

8. Pedie King

9. Sarah Willis

10. Shuford Abernethy

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Salvation Army Bell Ringing

Co-Chairs: Jeff Butler, Mark Seaman

Duties:

• Secure funding for the Salvation Army Empty Stocking fund by staffing kettle

stations during the Christmas season

• Secure the date and kettle locations from the Salvation Army in early

November

• Schedule Hickory Rotary Club members to ring the bell at the kettle and

remind participants


1. Bill Sigmon

2. Carol Kammer

3. Clarence Pugh

4. Dean Doucette

5. Dean Proctor

6. Doug Rongo

7. Jeff Butler

8. Jeff Hines

9. Jerri Wilfong

10. John Bates

11. Linda Lutz

12. Mark Huckabee

13. Mark Seaman 14. Robert Hambrick, Jr.

15. Robert Welch

16. Rose Mary Cheek

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Hickory Rotary Club


INTERNATIONAL SERVICE: Steve Mull

Rotary Foundation Chair: Robert Johnson

Rotary Youth Exchange Chair: Steve Walker

CART Fund Chair: Rose Mary Cheek

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Rotary Foundation – Every Rotarian Every Year (EREY)

Chair: Robert Johnson

Duties:

• Promote the EREY program by encouraging every Rotarian to make at least a

$100 contribution each year to the Rotary Foundation

• Promote the other giving categories for the Foundation

• Publicize the work of the Rotary Foundation

• Achieve the club goal for funds raised during the club year


1. Bryan Setzler

2. John Orgain

3. Oliver Noble

4. Robert Johnson

5. Steve Thomas

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Coins for Alzheimer’s Research Trust (CART)

Chair: Rose Mary Cheek

Duties:

• Serve as the contact for the CART project with Rotary District 7670

• Promote the CART project in the Hickory Rotary Club and educate club

members about what CART is and what CART does

• Insure that CART buckets are distributed on tables at each weekly meeting

• Collect funds from the CART buckets each week and submit the funds to the

Club Assistant Treasurer

• Report to the club the successes of the CART projects


1. Bill Dodd


3. Rose Mary Cheek

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International Projects/Wheelchairs

Chair : Jonathan Waters

Duties:

• Become familiar with and educate the committee and the club on potential

international projects

• Coordinate the District’s International Project – Stop Hunger Now

• Work with the Fund Raising Committee to secure funds to support the

international projects chosen by the club

• Keep the club informed on the progress of projects


1. Anthony Alderman

2. Bob Shoffner

3. Clem Geitner

4. Dick Flachbart

5. Jonathan Waters

6. Linda Lutz

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Hickory Rotary Club

2013-2014 Program of Work

Youth Service Chair: Ed Nesbitt

Rotary Youth Exchange Chair: Steve Walker

RYLA Co-Chairs: Tony Reed, Sarah Willis

Interact/Service Project Co-Chairs: Ed Nesbitt, Noah Goeghegan

Scouting Liaison Chair: Clinton Annas

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Rotary Youth Exchange

Chair: Steve Walker

Duties:

• Educated club members about the Rotary Youth Exchange program through

introduction of 2012 – 2013 student

• Promote Rotary Youth Exchange in the wider community

• Work with the Public Relations committee to promote the Rotary Youth

Exchange program

• Conduct at least one activity during the year to participate in the Rotary Youth

Exchange program

• Work with the President Elect in scheduling a program during the year about

the Rotary Youth Exchange program


1. Karla Woggon

2. Steve Walker

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Rotary Youth Leadership Awards

Co-Chairs: Tony Reed, Sarah Willis

Duties:

• Talk with Interact coordinator to identify young adults who would be

interested in attending RYLA.

• Qualify candidates

• Present Recommendations to the Board for Approval.

• Present a program at a Rotary meeting on RYLA.

• Work with Board to identify funds to support RYLA.


1. Cliff Moone


3. John Millholland

4. Sarah Willis

5. Tony Reed

6. Walter Hart

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Interact/Service Project

Co-Chairs: Ed Nesbitt, Noah Geoghegan

Duties:

• Support and encourage the activities of the Hickory High School Interact Club

• Serve as the Club’s liaison to the Hickory High School Interact Club

• Schedule committee members to attend the Interact Club meetings quarterly

or as appropriate


1. Anthony Alderman

2. Cliff Moone

3. Ed Nesbitt

4. Lamar Mitchell

5. Linda Lutz

6. Noah Geoghegan


8. Rose Mary Cheek

9. Walter Hart

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Scouting Liaison

Chair: Clinton Annas

Duties:

• Coordinate with other Hickory Clubs the recognition of local Eagle Boy Scouts

and Golden Girl Scouts

• Coordinate with District 7670 Youth Service Chair Steve Studebaker, our

activities

• Obtain certificates from District as required

• Coordinate with Public Relations Committee our awards recognition

Committee Members for 2013-2014

1. Carl Cline

2. Clinton Annas

3. David Myers

4. Robert Locke

5. Steve Walker

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Rotary History: A Brief History

The world’s first service club, the Rotary Club of Chicago, Illinois, USA, was

formed on February 23, 1905 by Paul P. Harris, an attorney who wished to recapture

in a professional club the same friendly spirit he had felt in the small towns of his

youth. The name “Rotary” derived from the early practice of rotating meetings

among members’ offices.

Rotary’s popularity spread throughout the United States in the decade that

followed; clubs were chartered from San Francisco to New York. By 1921, Rotary

clubs had been formed on 6 continents, and the organization adopted the name

Rotary International a year later.

As Rotary grew, its mission expanded beyond serving the professional and

social interests of club members. Rotarians began pooling their resources and

contributing their talents to help serve communities in need. The organization’s

dedication to this ideal is best expressed in its principal motto: Service Above Self.

Rotary also later embraced a code of ethics, called The 4-Way Test, that has been

translated into hundreds of languages.

During and after World War II, Rotarians became increasingly involved in

promoting international understanding. In 1945, 49 Rotary members served in 29

delegations to the United Nations Charter Conference. Rotary still actively

participates in UN conferences by sending observers to major meetings and

promoting the United Nations in Rotary publications. Rotary International’s

relationship with the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural

Organization (UNESCO) dates back to a 1943 London Rotary conference that

promoted international, cultural, and education exchanges. Attended by ministers of

education and observers from around the world and chaired by past presidents of

R.I., the conference was an impetus to the establishment of UNESCO in 1946.

An endowment fund, set up by Rotarians in 1917 “for doing good in the

world,” became a not-for-profit corporation known as The Rotary Foundation in

1928. Upon the death of Paul Harris in 1947, an outpouring of Rotarian donations

made in his honor, totaling US$2 million, launched the Foundation’s first program –

graduate fellowships, now called Ambassadorial Scholarships. Today, contributions

to The Rotary Foundation total more than US$80 million annually and support a wide

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range of humanitarian grants and educational programs that enable Rotarians to

bring hope and promote international understanding throughout the world.

In 1985, Rotary made a historic commitment to immunize all of the world’s

children against polio. Working in partnership with nongovernmental organizations

and national governments through its PolioPlus program, Rotary is the largest

private-sector contributor to the global polio eradication campaign. Rotarians have

mobilized hundreds of thousands of PolioPlus volunteers and have immunized more

than one billion children worldwide. By the 2005 target date for certification of a

polio-free world, Rotary will have contributed half a billion dollars to the cause.

As it approached the dawn of the 21st

century, Rotary worked to meet the

changing needs of society, expanding its service effort to address such pressing

issues as environmental degradation, illiteracy, world hunger, and children at risk.

The organization admitted women for the first time (worldwide) in 1989 and claims

more than 145,000 women in its ranks today. Following the collapse of the Berlin

Wall and the dissolution of the Soviet Union, Rotary clubs were formed or re-

established throughout Central and Eastern Europe. Today 1.2 million Rotarians

belong to some 31,000 Rotary clubs in 166 countries.

Rotary History: A Brief History was taken from the Rotary International webpage on 1 July 2005

www.rotary.org/aboutrotary/history/index.html

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Rotary in North Carolina

North Carolina’s first club was formed in Raleigh on August 1, 1914, becoming

the 124th

club in the world. The Wilmington club, the state’s second, was organized

on April 1, 1915, making it Rotary International’s 150th

club. Nearly all North Carolina

clubs are descendants of the Raleigh, Wilmington, or Richmond (VA) clubs.

Rotary began organizing into districts (first called “divisions”) in 1912. Each

division was governed by a “Representative.” The title of “District Governor” began

in 1926. North Carolina’s earliest clubs, (1915-18) were in District 4, which included

the southeastern part of the USA south of Washington, DC and Maryland. In 1918,

the Rotary clubs of North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia were regrouped

together to form District 7.

The districts in North Carolina have been renumbered many times since 1922.

Today there are six North Carolina districts. The Hickory Rotary is in the western-

most district of the state, district 7670.

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Rotary District 7670 Western North Carolina

Club/City Meeting Day – Time – Place

Arden Thursday 07:30, Clarion Inn Airport Road at I-26 Fletcher, NC 28732

Asheville Thursday 12:30, Renaissance Hotel

Asheville Breakfast Wednesday 07:30, Country Club of Asheville

Asheville-Biltmore Monday 07:30, Deerfield Episcopal Community

Asheville-Metro Thursday 17:30, Isa's Bistro in the Haywood Park Hotel

Asheville-South Wednesday 07:15, Hilton Hotel, Biltmore Park

Asheville-West Wednesday 12:30, Happy Hill Restaurant

Avery County Thursday 12:00, Puerto Nuevo Mexican Restaurant, 2120 Tynecastle Hwy#3, Banner Elk, NC

Black Mountain Tuesday 12:00, Highland Farms Retirement Community

Blowing Rock Monday 12:00, Chetola Resort and Conference Center

Boone Thursday 12:00, Golden Corral

Boone Sunrise Tuesday 07:30, Courtyard Marriott Hotel

Brevard Tuesday 12:00, Brevard College Cafeteria

Bryson City Thursday 12:00, Calhoun Country Inn

Burke-Sunrise Thursday 07:00, Timberwood Restaurant

Burnsville Tuesday 12:00, Western Sizzlin Steakhouse 606 West Highway 19 East

Caldwell County Tuesday 06:44, Lenoir Golf Club

Cashiers Valley Wednesday 08:00, Cashiers United Methodist Church

Catawba Valley (Conover) Thursday 07:00, Catawba Country Club

Clay County Tuesday 12:00, The Hinton Center At The End of Hinton Center Road

Denver/Lake Norman Wednesday 07:30, Unity Presbyterian Church

Franklin Wednesday 12:00, First Presbyterian Church

Franklin Daybreak Tuesday 07:30, Angel Medical Center

Granite Falls Tuesday 12:00, Granite Falls Community Recreation Center

Haywood County (Canton) Thursday 12:30, Central Haywood High School Auditorium

Hendersonville Tuesday 12:00, The Chariot Restaurant

Hendersonville-Four Seasons Tuesday 07:00, Claddagh Inn

Hickory Thursday 12:00, Lake Hickory Country Club

Hickory Sunrise Wednesday 07:00, Fireside Room, Lenoir-Rhyne University

Highlands Tuesday 12:00, Community Building

Highlands-Mountaintop Wednesday 07:30, Highlands-Cashiers Hospital. Enter thru main hospital entrance and follow signs to lower level dining room.

Lake Hickory (Hickory) Tuesday 12:00, Lake Hickory Country Club

Lenoir Friday 12:15, First Baptist Church of Lenoir

Lincolnton Monday 12:30, First Baptist Church

Lincolnton – Sunrise Thursday 07:30, Lincoln Cultural Center

Madison County Thursday 07:30, Pittman Hall, Mars Hill College

Marion Thursday 12:00, Marion Community Building

McDowell County Tuesday 12:00, Countryside Bar-B-Que

Morganton Wednesday 12:00, Community House

Murphy Monday 12:00, Blue Mountain Coffee & Grill

Newton-Conover Tuesday 12:00, Catawba Country Club

Pisgah Forest Wednesday 08:00, Glen Cannon Country Club

Rutherford County Tuesday 18:00, The Brew House 106 West Main Street Forest City NC

Sherrills Ford-Terrel Wednesday 12:00, Sherrills Ford-Terrell Fire & Rescue Community Room

Spruce Pine Thursday 12:15, Trinity Episcopal Church Fellowship Hall

Sylva Thursday 12:00, Dept on Aging Dining Room Facility

Tryon Thursday 12:00, Tryon Presbyterian Church

Valdese Tuesday 12:00, Rock School Building

Waynesville Friday 13:00, Laurel Ridge Country Club

Waynesville-Sunrise Tuesday 07:00, The Gateway Club

Weaverville Tuesday 07:30, Woodfin YMCA, 40 N. Merrimon Ave,

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Rotary District 7670 Western North Carolina

Club Name Chartered Sponsoring Club

1. Arden 08/11/81 Asheville

2. Asheville 04/01/15 Rotary International

3. Asheville-Biltmore 05/02/02 Asheville

4. Asheville-Breakfast 05/09/86 Arden

5. Asheville-Metro 10/22/2011 Asheville

6. Asheville-South 03/17/09 Asheville-Breakfast

7. Asheville-West 02/28/52 Asheville

8. Avery County 12/04/92 Spruce Pine

9. Black Mountain 10/24/58 Asheville-West

10. Blowing Rock 09/28/46 The Jeffersons

11. Boone 9/21/48 Lenoir

12. Boone-Sunrise 04/11/86 Boone

13. Brevard 08/21/47 Asheville

14. Bryson City 01/06/34 Franklin

15. Burke County-Sunrise 05/11/01 Morganton/Valdese

16. Burnsville 05/21/02 Spruce Pine

17. Caldwell County 06/24/82 Lenoir/Granite Falls

18. Cashiers Valley 03/31/93 Highlands

19. Catawba Valley (Conover) 03/17/82 Newton-Conover

20. Clay County 06/09/11 Franklin

21. Denver-Lake Norman 10/23/95 Lincolnton

22. Franklin 11/10/27 Waynesville

23. Franklin-Daybreak 12/01/97 Franklin

24. Granite Falls 09/02/36 Hickory

25. Haywood County (Canton) 02/23/79 Waynesville

26. Hendersonville 09/22/27 Charlotte

27. Hendersonville-Four Seasons 04/23/80 Hendersonville

28. Hickory 03/01/21 Asheville

29. Hickory-Sunrise 11/27/00 Lake Hickory

30. Highlands 05/02/45 Franklin

31. Highlands Mountain Top 04/09/02 Highlands

32. Lake Hickory 02/21/73 Hickory

33. Lenoir 04/05/30 Hickory

34. Lincolnton 01/22/30 Charlotte/Gastonia

35. Madison County 03/04/04 Asheville-West

36. Lincolnton-Sunrise 03/22/01 Lincolnton

37. Marion 02/03/39 Hickory

38. McDowell County 03/12/82 Marion

39. Morganton 01/27/41 Lenoir

40. Murphy 08/26/57 Andrews

41. Newton-Conover 02/08/49 Hickory/Lincolnton

42. Pisgah Forest 06/02/97 Brevard

43. Rutherford County 02/19/79 Spindale

44. Sherrills Ford-Terrell 5/29/07 Catawba Valley

45. Spruce Pine 09/05/28 Charlotte

46. Sylva 03/31/28 Waynesville

47. Tryon 09/02/27 Charlotte

48. Valdese 10/13/47 Lenoir

49. Waynesville 02/18/25 Asheville

50. Waynesville-Sunrise 02/06/87 Waynesville

51. Weaverville 06/26/95 Arden

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