MEALS ON WHEELS CALENDAR

July 15—Club Assembly July 22—Tom O’Connell—A Natural Story Teller & Author of Call me an Orphan July 28—Officers meet with DG Russell Bertrand 6 pm July 29-District Govener Russell Bertrand “Rotary Serving Humanity”

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 Cur ly

Carey and Steve Albright of your speakers. You

are responsible for providing the write up on the

speaker for the following week.

July

A New Rotary Year

Finbarr Corr

August

Membership

Tammy Glivinski-Saben

GUEST POLICY Prospective members are the guests of the

Club for their first meeting

FRONT DESK July 15 Dave Botting & Ann Knell

July 22 Steve Albright & Norme Weare July 29 Esther Stochetti & Geo. Davis

Aug 5 Jim Bogle & Bob Boucher Aug 12 Charles LoBue & Brian Sullivan

MEALS ON WHEELS 7/19 Phill Morris & Matt Johnson

7/26 Jim Bogle & Mike Duffy 8/2 Dave Akin & Bill Lemoine

8/9 Ken Livingston & Curt Sears 816 Brian B. Smith & Frank M.

8/23 Jackie Carnevali & Mike Riley 8/30 Janice Matheson & Dr. Bruce

Gordon Substitutes Steve Albright Frank-

Mastromauro MEETS at the Yarmouth Senior Ctr.

528 Forest Rd., South Yarmouth 9:30 A.M.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

July 15,2016

Happy Anniversary 7/17 Bill & Helene Savicki

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Happy Birthday

7/16 Mary Cotoia 7/16 Dean Sherman 7/16 Tom Tomasik

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GREETER July 15 Roby Whitehouse July 22 Matt Johnson July 29 Mike Karras Aug 5 Howard Kendall Aug 12 Ann Knell Aug 19 Jim Leighton

BROWN BAG

August 5 September 2

October 7 November 4 December 2 January 6 February3 March 3 April 7

Think Golf Tournament

September 26,2016

A N N O U N C E M E N T S & U P D A T E S

President Melissa Farrell launched her inaugural command of assemblage management with appreciative credit to President-Elect Matt Fitzsimmons for his supervision of last week’s meeting while she was away on a family trip.

● President Melissa r eminder : the official visit of District Gover-nor Russell Bertrand to the Yarmouth Rotary will be Thursday, July 28, with the Board of Directors and Friday, July 29, at the regular Club meeting.

● Yarmouth Rotary Club membership roster books are now available. Check your copy for committees, assignments, and key information.

H a p p y B u c k $ CHARLIE ADAMS – $2 MARY CATOIA – $2: Cape Playhouse & its production with her 2 sons. HORST – $2: back in town! / Germany’s loss in soccer. CAROL WODBURY – Dr. Duffy / 3 +7 = anniversary number. FINBARR CORR – $5: thanks to Dr. Duffy. TAMMY GLIVINSKI-SABEN – $3: Horst is back / took Ken & Ann sailing / Guest Speaker / Liz’s degree will be in environ-ment and energy, and it’s “free”! BRIAN BRAGINTON-SMITH – $2: Guest Speaker / algae growth illustrate that the oceans are the earth’s lungs. PHIL MORRIS – Dr. Duffy / Horst / new member Roby. TOM TOMASIK – using bicycles = less CO2 / at conference & new associate in the practice. PAT ARMSTRONG – $5: back after 2 weeks away / president Melissa / 41 sand sculptures, need a special spray once a week / town beaches have less life guards, “it’s a new world” / 38 week-ends, 12 week days / over 15 years, closed parking… PAUL TARDIF – acknowledge need for spraying sand sculptures & waiting for “responses” to “Route 6A” mermaid sculpture. ROBY WHITEHOUSE – $4: happy to be here & accepted as a member / Speaker amazing. MELISSA FARELL – $5: appreciate re-sponse to missing 1st meeting as new President – had a great family weekend / Curt had to “pay for me to get in” / Dr. Duffy / new member Roby welcome / quick Board meeting

Guest Speaker: Dr. Phil Duffy, Woods Hole Research

Center (WHRC) The Woods Hole Research Center, headquartered in Falmouth, MA, is an independent research institute where scientists investigate the causes and effects of climate change in order to identify and implement opportunities for conservation, restoration, and economic development around the world. For three years running, the WHRC has been acclaimed as the world’s #1-ranked independent climate change think tank by the International Center for Cli-mate Governance. In October 2014, the Woods Hole Research Center named Dr. Philip B. Duffy as its President and Executive Director . The bringing together of this internationally respected institution and an equally renown leader in climate science and public policy has been notewor-thy at many levels - from locally with Cape Cod interests to policy making and population concerns around the world. Dr. Duffy’s exper tise has been in the areas of domestic climate policy, international climate change negotia-tions, climate change adaptation, extreme weather risk, and climate model-ing. He has a PhD in Applied Physics from Stanford (1986) and an AB in Astron-omy and Astrophysics (magna cum laude) from Harvard University (1979). He has devoted his career to the use of science in addressing climate change. Prior to joining WHRC, Dr. Phil Duffy served in the White House National Science and Technology Council as the Senior Advisor to the US Global Change Research Program, and as a Senior Policy Analyst in the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy. In these roles, he was in-volved in international climate negotiations, in domestic and international climate policy, and in coordination of US global change research. In his presentation, Dr. Duffy outlined ● the various roles of the WHRC as an observer organization, ● the background and impact of the Paris Climate Agreement (195 countries), ● the leadership responsibilities of the U. S. and China, ● projections and politics of decreasing greenhouse omissions (particularly CO2), and ● the interplay between developing countries and rich countries around the differences within their respective economic growth aspirations. Contact information - Woods Hole Research Center, ● 149 Woods Hole Road, Falmouth, MA 0250-1644, ● (508) 444-1504 ● <www.whrc.org>, Philip B. Duffy, President and Executive Director , ● <pduffy@whrc.org>.

New Member: Roby Whitehouse Membership Co-Chair and Past President, Tom Tomasik, oversaw the process of bringing Roby Whitehouse into membership of the Rotary Club of Yarmouth. Her spon-sor is Kevin Lennon, and her classification is DPW Ad-ministrative Supervisor (for the Town of Yarmouth). Roby, in emphasizing her dedication to family and community, noted that “Rotary seems the best way of giving back.” (Congratulations and welcome!)