Rotary District 7910 Newsletter - November 30, 2015
Upcoming Events
Club Visits
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District Governor
Jim Fusco
If you have any special events you would like me to attend or any inductions or presentations you would like me to make, just let me know.
For complete list of District/Club Events, click here
If your event does not show on that list, let me know.
DG Jim
District Events
Monday, November 30-Monday, December 14
- District Holiday Party
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White Sneakers Optional!
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Sunday, December 6
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12:00 noon-4:00 p.m.
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Monday, December 7
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6:30-9:00 p.m.
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DoubleTree Hotel, Leominster
Area 4 Team MeetingTuesday, December 86:30-8:30 p.m.Office of Satya Mitra, WorcesterArea 1 Team MeetingWednesday, December 94:00-5:30 p.m.
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To submit content for consideration for the Monday, December 7 issue of Rotary District 7910 Newsletter, please e-mail it Jim Fusco at jim.fusco2@gmail.com.The submission deadline is Friday, December 4. Text must be in Word format. Images must be in either JPEG or PDF format.
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Click here to download and/or print the minutes of the District Conference Committee meeting in October. (Rotary member login required)
- Leigh Carpenter, Nashoba Valley
- Ivan Galvis, Bedford
District Rounds
Next Rotarian Wine Appreciation Fellowship Dinner Set For January 19 In Sherborn
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Planning has begun for the next District 7910 Rotarian Wine Appreciation Fellowship Dinner, which will be held on Tuesday, January 19, 2016 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. - with a snow date of Wednesday, January 27. The venue will be Heritage of Sherborn, formerly known as the Sherborn Inn, located at 33 North Main St. in Sherborn. The property has been renovated and is a stunning attraction. To view and print the event flyer, in PDF format, click here.
In order to secure our primary and snow dates, payment of $70 per person (both Rotarians and non-Rotarians are invited to attend) must be received by December 10. To make your payment via PayPal, click here.
On Wednesday, December 9 from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. at the home of Nashoba Valley Rotarians Richard and Fatima Simon, which is located at 33 Fox Run Rd. in Sudbury, the Fellowship will hold a general membership meeting to further organize itself, elect officers, and discuss and schedule events for 2016. Please respond by Monday, November 9 indicating whether you be able to attend the organizational meeting and officers election on December 9.
The inaugural Fellowship Dinner on October 21 at Tomasso Ristorante in Southborough was a wonderful success. All who attended had a 
marvelous, fun-filled evening. To a person, everyone was impressed with the quality of the food and wine selections. To view photos of that event, click here. Show, left to right, are Laura Spear of the Rotary Club of Nashoba Valley posing with Past District Governor Rich Dietz of the Rotary Club of Southborough.
For more information, contact either Carl Gomes of the Rotary Club of Nashoba Valley at 508-450-3374 or carlcgomes56@icloud.com, or Steve Jones-D'Agostino of the Rotary Club of Auburn at 508-930-8675 or srdagostino@icloud.com.
Club Rounds
The Rotary Club of Marlborough raised more than $12,000 during its 33rd Annual Turkey Shoot fundraiser on November 21 at Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School in Marlborough. Shown, left, is club President Mike Lashua posing before a crowd of more than 600 guests.
Does your club have an international project? Would you like one?
Join the Rotary Club of Chelmsford for some holiday cheer on Monday, December 21 from 12:00 noon to 1:30 p.m., during the club's weekly luncheon meeting at the Radisson Hotel in Chelmsford. Students from the Chelmsford High School Band and Chorus will be performing.
the meals. This will be a great way to “make-up” a meeting and spend time with your fellow Rotarians! The cost for the luncheon is $12 per person.
Major Club Happenings: December
Clinton: Pancake Breakfast and $uper Raffle - December 6, Clinton Elementary School
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Committee Spotlight
During our visits to many clubs in our District, many Membership Committee members have discovered that there is a great interest in finding out about the opportunity of Corporate Membership. Hence, here are details of Corporate Membership, answering some of the commonly asked questions about this concept. Read more
Now that we are all rested from a hearty Thanksgiving celebration, we can enter the holidays with a most positive pride of doing our part and thinking of what we can actually achieve in the future. The two bar graphs, below, may seem bleak, but more importantly both graphs show the fantastic future we can have and serious opportunities we can enjoy as we plan for the year ahead. Read more
The District Archivist is elected for a term of three years by the District Nominating Committee (see next week's newsletter) in accordance with the District Resolutions. There is no restriction to the number of terms the District Archivist may serve. Read more
This is a look at the new Club Planning & Awards form. While it looks very similar to the old Best Club form, the similarity stops there. This is much more than just a form. It is a new methodology at the district level to get clubs organized and productive while at the same time helping them to recognize, through awards, the members of their club who are doing a lot of things to make the world a better place. How this form will help, is what this article is about. Read moreClub Planning: Worksheet reminder
RI Spotlight
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