MEALS ON WHEELS

Calendar

Oct. 9—Mary FAirweather—MSPCA Oct. 16—Lysetta Hurge-Putnam—Independence House Oct. 23—Andi—Sensr—WeCan Oct. 30—Club Assembly Nov. 6—Kara Galvin—Cape & Islands Workforce Investment Board—Director of Youth Services Nov 13—Fiona Jensen—Calmer Choice—Executive Director Nov 20—Robert Cody—CCCC—Dean of Science, Math and Business Nov 27 No Meeting Happy Thanksgiving Dec 4 Xmas Auction Starts at 6:30 am

PLEASE be available at 6:30 AM on your scheduled Friday. If it develops that you cannot attend, please Swap with another

The Main Event

Program Committees: Please notify Howard Kendall and Steve Albright of your speakers.

You are responsible for providing the write up on the speaker for the following week.

October—Economic and Community

Development

Chair: Chantel Hayes

November— The Rotary Foundation

Chair: Carol Woodbury

GUEST POLICY Prospective members are the guests of the

Club for their first meeting

FRONT DESK

Oct. 9—George Davis & Brian B. Smith

Oct. 15 Matt Fitzsimmons & Chantel Hayes

Oct 23—Ken Jenks & Wayne Hohler

Oct 30—Charles Lobue & Fran Webb

Nov. 6—Bill Savicki & Dave Miller

Nov 13 Dave Botting & Tom Ulrich

MEALS ON WHEELS 10/13 Scott Vandersall &Fran Webb

10/20 Finbarr Corr & Frank M 10/27 Bill Lemoine & Howard Ken-

dall 11/3 Jackie Carnevali & Tom

Tomasik 11/10 Jim Bogle & Mike Duffy

Substitutes Steve Albright Frank-Mastromauro MEETS

at the Yarmouth Senior Ctr. 528 Forest Rd., South Yarmouth

9:30 A.M.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

GREETER

Oct. 9—Jimmy Walker Oct 16—Norme Weare Oct 23—Fran Webb Oct 30—Bob Wells Nov 6—Carol Woodbury Nov 13 Ron Wright

October 9, 2015

Happy Anniversary

10/10 Barbara & Charlie Adams

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December 4th Xmas Auction

Happy Birthday

10/9 Peter Murray 10/10 Jim Footer

10/15 Dave Botting 10/15 John Cooke

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Thanksgiving Dinner for Champ House

● Report from Co-chairs Mike Duffy and John Lynch on very successful re-sults from the Yarmouth Rotary Me-morial Golf Tournament (Monday, September 28) – Treasurer John Gil-ligan: the Club made $21,000 net, which is an increase over last year! Proceeds will be going to scholarships & Good Works. In addition, Club membership participation, in one form or another, was at 80%. Tournament golf shirts are still available for $20 each. Thanks to all! ● Cape-wide Rotarian Fellowship – Tuesday, October 6 (5:30 to 8:30), Yarmouth House Restaurant. ● Habitat For Humanity Project – Octo-ber 17. Let Pres. Tammy know if you can participate. ● Jim Saben -– Rotary Club of Nau-set, 75th ‘Birthday” (Anniversary of Founding April 18, 1940, as the Orle-ans Rotary). ● Crutched for Africa Project -– 1st set of crutches have been donated, & Pres. Tammy will be donating her back brace used in her recovery from a broken back when she was hit on her bicycle by a car

New Paul Harris Fellow: Brian Braginton

-Smith

With PP Steve Albright making the presentation, Brian Braginton-Smith became the newest member of the Paul Harris fellowship for “the unselfish gift you have made.” Brian, formerly a member in the Cumberland, RI, Rotary Club, felt a “profound connection” in becoming a Paul Har-ris Fellow within the Yarmouth Rotary because of the honor having been previously bestowed upon his father, Jack Braginton-Smith.

Introduction: Past District Governor Bill Ferreira

President Tammy introduced Visiting Rotarian Bill Ferreira, vacation-ing on Cape Cod, who is the Past District Governor of District 6040 – the home location of Rotary International, headquartered in Evanston, IL. Bill met Tammy and Jim Saben in Brazil at the recent R.I Convention, an opportunity “to sow many seeds of friendship.” Bill has been a Rotarian for 21 years and has been to 11 Rotary Conventions. His vacation plans to the Cape were set in motion totally from apart from his Rotary travels; but the lesson is clear: “Wherever you go, there are Rotarians to meet.”

Guest Speaker: Kristy Senatori, Deputy Director,

Cape Cod Commission Chantal Hayes introduced Kristy Senatori, the Deputy Director of the Cape Cod Commission, where she leads the Commission’s Strategic In-formation Office focusing on information, innovation, and geodesign. Kristy graduated with a B.A. in Geology from Hamilton College, re-ceived a J.D. from Vermont Law School where she was editor of the Vermont Journal of Environmental Law, She is a member of the Massa-chusetts Bar. After graduating from law school, Kristy worked in the private sector for several years before joining the Commission and serving as the Com-mission’s Chief Regulatory Officer. She is currently leading the water quality, planning and economic development, regionalization, and smart-er government initiatives for the Commission. In presenting an overview of the Commission’s work today, she focused on the three main areas of concern: (1) Economic Development, (2) Information, and (3) Wastewater. The mission of the Cape Cod Commission is one of a bal-anced approach as a Regional Planning Agency with a defined purpose to preserve, promote, and implement. Kristy provided details of ● the Barnstable Area Regional Trends (BART), ● the role of the 40 staff members of the RESET projects, ● data warehousing within the Strategic Information Office (S.I.O.), ● 3D mapping of planimetrics data, ● the growth of “e-permitting,” ● the fast-er broadband of RWAN (Regional Wide Area Network), and ● updating the older plans of watershed sensitivity studies, stakeholder engagement, and regulation streamlining. Contact information: Cape Cod Commission, ● 3225 Main Street, P.O. Box 226, Barnstable, MA 02630, ● (508) 362-3828, ● <www.capecodcommission.org.>; Kristy Senatori, ● (508) 744-1216, ● <ksenatori@capecodcommission.org.>.

H A P P Y B U C K $ TOM ZURN – a Kevin Lennon leave-early buck. MIKE RILEY – sad-buck for Daje leaving / happy one for the power of prayer: his mother in recovery & passed her barium swallow test. CHARLEY CAREY – lots of golf - sat at one hole for 5 hours: saw 2 bogies, 4 birdies, & the rest were pars. JOHN HERR – his guest (Rev.) Bob Schneider. DAJE WEBER-TREBESCH – from Lena & Daje: staying here with Mike & Kim. PETER MURRAY – $2: last week was Medicare’s birth-day / others going alone / one way / not here next week… FINBARR CORR – $3: John Lynch & Mike Duffy / the wine-tasting fundraising event for CCCC scholarships, with Dick Corsini / Irish music concert (now in Chicago) coming to the Irish Village at the end of October (Finbarr has tickets!). CHARLIE LOBUE – leave-early buck from Jill Albright / Guest Speaker Kristy Senatori / the Golf Committee. GEORGE DAVIS – the golf was great / friend Wayne from Washington state / next week in London looking at college with daughter. KEN LIVINGSTON – Tammy / missing work. HOWARD KENDALL – Phil needs to reference Yogi Berra when he quotes him. CAROL WOODBURY – Guest Speaker Kristy / the Golf Committee & the leadership of John & Mike. CHANTAL HAYES – Kristy & clearing up misconcep-tions / weather clearing up for sister’s wedding. JIM SABEN – happy & sad for golf tournament: Karras Family won the mixed couples / Bill Ferreira & the Rotary International Convention / reminder: Chamber of Com-merce dinner on Oct 14. BILL FERREIRA (PDG from Chicago) $5 – for 2 fine Rotarians / for all of you. PHIL MORRIS – $3: Daje & her friend / for PDG Bill, who is from Chicago / for Speaker Kristy. BRIAN BRAGINTON-SMITH – Finbarr (“blow to Windy City”) / on Paul Harris Fellows list, wants his own name underneath his father’s name (Jack) / thanks to Kristy for template. STEVE ALBRIGHT – $10: to Brian (“We can do that, but it will cost you $100”) / Kristy, for a whole new perspec-tive / Daje & Lena as they leave for more world travel / next Fri. Jill & Steve gone until the 25th. CURLY CAREY – Yankees (for Steve). TAMMY GLIVINSKI – $5: Golf Tournament – it was really her parents who won / the R.I. Convention / wastewater clean-up efforts.