Welcome Letter

The Changing of the Guard is one meeting of the year we enjoy Rotarian fellowship. Outgoing presidents have the opportunity to share the pride they have with their club’s accomplishments, and incoming presidents are looking forward to a year of achievements that will be remembered.

We have great projects that our clubs run in their communities! To spread this knowledge each club president will have ONE minute to describe their club's most memorable accomplishment of the year. For any club that would like to distribute a written copy of a project, bring 48 copies and your host will distribute to the tables. By sharing ideas we can greatly improve our local accomplishments to improve our overall District 7150 impact.

An excellent example has been the local telephone book fundraiser that started in Camden and Cazenovia and has spread ot Rome, Chittenango, Canastota, Hamilton, Oriskany Falls, Morrisville, and Rome. These clubs have found this to be the “asked for” Rotary program that serves a need. This program not only provides dollars for other projects but puts the "Rotary" name in every home. What club had the most outstanding projects in 2003-2004? Come to our District COG with your members to help these clubs celebrate their accomplishments!

New this year: The District Governor would like to recognize any member in attendance who has perfect attendance, as well as any 25 year + members. New this year: Club Rotarian of Excellence: The District Governor would like to recognize a Rotarian from each club in the district. This person is recommended by the Board of Directors of each club.

What Clubs had the most outstanding projects in 2003-2004? Come to our District Changing of the Guard with your members to help these clubs celebrate their accomplishments! What does District Governor Andrea Ives feel were our most memorable accomplishments as we "Lent a Hand" in District 7150? Join us at the Rusty Rail to help Andrea celebrate our successes.

What lies ahead? District Governor Elect Jim Austin describe his dreams and goals for our District as we "Celebrate Rotary " in 2004-05. Join us on Thursday, June 26 at 6 PM for a social hour and a fabulous buffet dinner at 7 PM.

Pictures of our President Elects will be taken between 6:30 pm and 7:00 pm.

Carol Anthony, DG 2006-2007 * Download pdf file of Welcome letter

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2003-04 Award Winners

~ District 7150 Awards ~

Exemplary Service Award: Eastwood Club, Baldwinsville Club, Hamilton Club, Utica Club

Community Awards: Solvay Geddes Club, Fulton Club, Rome Club

International Service: West Winfield Club, Baldwinsville Club, Utica Club

Vocational Service: Baldwinsville Club, Utica Club

Club Service: Eastwood Club, Baldwinsville Club, Utica Club

District Innovation Award: Fulton Sunrise Club, Baldwinsville Club, Utica Club

District Communication Award: Rotary eClub NY1, Hamilton Club, Utica Club

~ 2003-04 District Governor Awards ~

~ Club Rotarian of Excellence ~

2003-04 Honorees: Bob Bonney, Baldwinsville; Stan Liebenberg, Dewitt; Stan Rubenstein, Eastwood, Earl Lewis, eClub NY1; Rosa Kemmis, Fulton Sunrise, David Craine, Hamilton; Don Cossette, Oriskany Falls; Vernon Tryon, Oswego; Dennis Schonewetter, Rome; Terry Heron, Sauquoit; Robin Jowaisas, Skaneateles; Frank Peo, West Winfield; Shawki Elgarhi, Utica; Norm Burton, Oneida.

~ 25 years plus members ~

Bruce Pearce, Oriskany Falls; Bob Batley, Eastwood; Herb Jerry, Eastwood; Stan Rubenstein, Eastwood; Austin Beltrani, Dewitt; Richard Kemmis, Fulton; Don St. Louis, Utica.

~ Perfect Attendance ~

Cheryl Dombroski, Baldwinsville; Stan Dombroski, Baldwinsville; Andrea Ives, Baldwinsville; Jacquie Olmsted, Baldwinsville; Ann Smiley, Badlwinsville; Tom Taylor, Baldwinsville; Austin Beltrani, Dewitt; Robin Batley, Eastwood; Russ Cook, Eastwood; Jenny Doane, Eastwood; Herb Jerry, Eastwood; Stan Rubenstein, Eastwood; Richard Kemmis, Fulton; Judy Young, Fulton; Mike Schroeder, Funton Sunrise; Rosa Kemmis, Fulton Sunrise; Diane Moore, Fulton Sunrise; Ward Vuillemot, Skaneateles.

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Welcome Letter

The Changing of the Guard is one meeting of the year we enjoy Rotarian fellowship. Outgoing presidents have the opportunity to share the pride they have with their club’s accomplishments, and incoming presidents are looking forward to a year of achievements that will be remembered.

We have great projects that our clubs run in their communities! To spread this knowledge each club president will have ONE minute to describe their club's most memorable accomplishment of the year. For any club that would like to distribute a written copy of a project, bring 48 copies and your host will distribute to the tables. By sharing ideas we can greatly improve our local accomplishments to improve our overall District 7150 impact.

An excellent example has been the local telephone book fundraiser that started in Camden and Cazenovia and has spread ot Rome, Chittenango, Canastota, Hamilton, Oriskany Falls, Morrisville, and Rome. These clubs have found this to be the “asked for” Rotary program that serves a need. This program not only provides dollars for other projects but puts the "Rotary" name in every home. What club had the most outstanding projects in 2003-2004? Come to our District COG with your members to help these clubs celebrate their accomplishments!

New this year: The District Governor would like to recognize any member in attendance who has perfect attendance, as well as any 25 year + members. New this year: Club Rotarian of Excellence: The District Governor would like to recognize a Rotarian from each club in the district. This person is recommended by the Board of Directors of each club.

What Clubs had the most outstanding projects in 2003-2004? Come to our District Changing of the Guard with your members to help these clubs celebrate their accomplishments! What does District Governor Andrea Ives feel were our most memorable accomplishments as we "Lent a Hand" in District 7150? Join us at the Rusty Rail to help Andrea celebrate our successes.

What lies ahead? District Governor Elect Jim Austin describe his dreams and goals for our District as we "Celebrate Rotary " in 2004-05. Join us on Thursday, June 26 at 6 PM for a social hour and a fabulous buffet dinner at 7 PM.

Pictures of our President Elects will be taken between 6:30 pm and 7:00 pm.

Carol Anthony, DG 2006-2007 * Download pdf file of Welcome letter

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Celebrating

... an extraordinary year for District 7150, its Clubs, and its members commitment in the support of Rotary's numerous projects, to pay tribute to our clubs and members who have contributed so much of their time, talent and treasures to make this happen, and to hnor members for perfect attendance, 25+ years of membership and each club choosing one member as Club Rotarian of Excellence.

Beginning

... another extraordinary year for District 7150, its Clubs, and its members as we welcome our new DG, announce new committees, and embrace the 2004-2005 Theme of “Celebrate Rotary”.

#10 - Helps to recognize those Clubs who had an outstanding year;

#9 - Helps recognize those Members who contributed to Rotary Goals;

#8 - Enjoy a good meal surrounded by people we admire and care about;

#7 - Meet and get to know new Rotary friends;

#6 - Celebrate the District's individual and group successes;

#5 -Recognize the importance of each Rotary Club in the District;

#4 - Recognize members with 25+ years membership and one outstanding Rotarian from each club, chosen by their club;

#3 - Be part of an unforgettable event that left us inspired and uplifted;

#2 - Say thanks to the District Governor for providing us with the leadership and guidance which led to a successful year;

#1 - Welcome our new District Governor and show our support as we begin another Rotary year.

A night to remember!

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