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S August 3rd, 2015
The Publication of the Rotary Club of Arlington North“The Friendliest Club In Town” since June 4, 1982
THE FOUR-WAY TEST
OF THE THINGS WE THINK, SAY OR DO:
1ST .. Is it the Truth?
2nd .. Is it Fair to all concerned?
3rd .. Will it build Good Will and Better Friendships?
4th .. Will it be Beneficial to all concerned?
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www.arlingtonnorthrotary.org
Upcoming SpeakersAugust 3rd: District Governor Troy SecordAugust 10th: Reg “Nutritional Science Behind the Hope Bar Project”August 17th: Stuff the Back Packs
August Birthdays
Jim Bass August 28 – 9 years
August 1: Craig ForterAugust 2: Greg MillerAugust 14: Lucy Iovinelli
August Rotary Anniversaries
Posted by Dave Hurt Want to Grow your Club? Dave Hurt (District Membership Coordinator)I was recently asked by a new incoming club president my thoughts on growing a dynamic club. My answer was to look at the club as a building with four pillars that provided the strength of a good foundation for long-term success. The Four Pillars of a Successful Club:Each of these four “pillars of success” has a key purpose in building and sustaining a vibrant club. The pillars are 1) Membership, 2) Programs, 3) Projects, and 4) Fund Raising. Build on each of these pillars and you will develop an outstanding Rotary Club.As many District clubs have learned these past two years, club membership growth solves many issues facing Rotary clubs today. You will also find that growing membership is a cornerstone pillar in your club. But club growth is not achieved with a focus only on adding new members, although that is obviously one requisite for growth. In addition to the membership pillar, there are three additional pillars in the club foundation that must be strong in order to retain members; 1) the project pillar, 2) the programs pillar, and 3) the fundraising pillar. The August 22 District Seminar has been designed to help clubs build their membership, leadership, and project skills…with a minimum of time and cost. Come as a club TEAM…and the event will help build that team… there is no better way to train club leaders than to attend District functions!So plan to attend the District Membership/Foundation Seminar August 22 and you will see all four club success “pillars” in action, and grow your team at the same time. If you want to attract and keep like-minded, quality individuals in your club, then this seminar is a must.Mark August 22 in your calendar…Get your club team together…And sign up today!
COMPASS is Produced and edited by: Kelly L Lewis - For comments or suggestions – e-mail to [email protected]
WHEELCHAIR PROGRAM RAFFLE!The lucky member or guest whose ticket is
pulled, gets a chance at winning ½ the Pot if they draw the Ace of Spades.
See Annys Laufer for tickets for this weeks drawing the Pot is up to almost $645.00
This benefits the on behalf of our Club.
Warren Ehn
Classification: Library Services
The Arlington North Rotary Board has approved the membership application for
this proposed member, any member objects needs to be made to President
Scott Reading or Secretary Mike Beacknal
Share your Passion for Rotary…..Invite a friend or Business colleague to a Meeting!
Polio Today Today, there are only three countries that have never
stopped transmission of the wild poliovirus: Afghanistan, Nigeria, and Pakistan. Less than 370 polio cases were confirmed worldwide in 2014, which is a reduction of more than 99 percent since the 1980s, when the world saw about 1,000 cases per day.
Ensuring Success Every dollar Rotary commits to polio eradication will be
matched two-to-one by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation up to $35 million a year through 2018. These funds help to provide much-needed operational support, medical personnel, laboratory equipment, and educational materials for health workers and parents. Governments, corporations and private individuals all play a crucial role in funding.
Rotary in Action More than one million Rotary members have donated
their time and personal resources to end polio. Every year, hundreds of Rotary members work side-by-side with health workers to vaccinate children in polio-affected countries. Rotarians work with UNICEF and other partners to prepare and distribute mass communication tools to reach people in areas isolated by conflict, geography, or poverty. Rotary members also recruit fellow volunteers, assist with transporting the vaccine, and provide other logistical support.
August 6th: Doreen Bruner & Cindy Will
August 13th: Greg Miller & Need 1 More
August 20th: Terry Ip & Need 1 More
August 27th: Mike Becknal and Adnan Bahar
We have the New Rotarian at work Rotary shirts in.
If you would like to purchase one they are
$13.50. See Kelly Lewis /
