heggys candy

the
Masterwheel
of the Rotary Club of Zanesville
Invocation:
Tom Poorman
Introduction of Guests:
Guests today were April Cohagen Gibson (Zane State),
guest of Rob Sharrer, Megan Lutz (The Oaks), guest of Tori
Thomas and Matt Riddle (Zane State), guest of Pam Jira.
News at Noon:
George Hiotis was on hiatus this week.
BirthdaysAnniversaries:
Jennifer Agin
Stan Braxton
Richard Duncan
Jeff Hardwick
Pam Jira
Cassandra McDonald
Ed Middaugh
Tom Price
Dan Sylvester
June 6
June 27
June 19
June 9
June 20
June 1
June 6
June 6
June 26
James Adornetto
Heather Dolen
Bob England
Bud Linn
Ed Middaugh
Sandy Plymire
Janice Tucker-McCloud
Ron Welch
Sue Wilson
33 years
2 years
36 years
54 years
23 years
19 years
5 years
2 years
7 years
President Paul thanked Cassandra for her energetic and
unique approach to celebrating birthdays and anniversaries
during the year.
Sergeant at Arms:
Scott Webb felt the coffers were a
little light so he wielded a heavy
hand this week. Cassandra was
fined $1 for over advertising her
own birthday by announcing it
more than once. Tom Poorman
was fined $1 just because. Larry
Snode was fined $1 because
he didn’t invite Sgt. Scott to
fish with him when they met
at Dillon Lake recently. Rob
Willmann was fined $1 because
“we already have one Don Mason
in the club”. Jack Wine was fined $1 for his unorthodox
greetings and after hearing his explanation he was fined
another $1. And finally, President Paul was fined a total of
$5 for a variety of perceived transgressions.
Announcements:
President Paul asked that everyone review the roster
books on each table and make any corrections to their
information so Hud can get the books revised for the
upcoming Rotary year.
President Paul read a letter from Past RI President Ron
Burton thanking and congratulating Hud and our club on
our 100th Anniversary Celebration.
Jim Buchbinder informed the club that the 100th
Anniversary video and photos are available on our club
website (www.zanesvillerotary.org)
June 9, 2015
Edited by Larry Snode
Photos by Everett Jackson
Main Program:
President Paul presented the club with copies of the
current club Constitution
and By-Laws along with
revisions that are being
proposed by the Board.
Our current By-Laws have
not been changed since
1969 and many things
have changed since that
time. The Board feels it is
in the club’s best interests
to revise these documents
to better reflect the actual
practices and procedures
followed by the club and
by Rotary International.
President Paul showed
a short video that addressed the changes and challenges
taking place in the world and the brightness of the future
if we are prepared for it.
The main changes are in four areas:
Membership
Changes here will allow for broader use of “classifications”
and greater Board discretion in member terminations.
Leadership
Changes will provide a leadership succession plan.
Leadership Structure
Changes will ensure seasoned leadership through longer
term limits and additional opportunities for past presidents.
Committees
Changes here will adjust committees to better match club
activities and current needs.
President Paul said these changes will strengthen and
position our club for service well into the years ahead
by adding additional flexibility and adaptability, provide
a PROUD identification with Rotary International and
ensure the succession of trained leadership to continue and
ADVANCE the MISSION of Rotary into the 21st Century.
A vote will be held at our regular meeting on June 23rd.
Passage requires a quorum (25 members) which is 1/3 of
our membership with 2/3 of those voting approving the
measures. Proxy voting will be provided via email for
those who will not be able to attend that meeting. Any
questions or suggestions can be submitted to President
Paul or any Board member.
Cassandra McDonald asked how we can compare the
proposed materials with the Rotary International rules and
President said that they are about 99% the same. There
are still some minor variances due to how we conduct our
elections and the fact we have one of the original forms of
charters.
Bud Linn questioned the need to make the changes
concerning Past Presidents involvement on the Board
or as President. President Paul said that currently Past
Presidents are not permitted to hold any officer position
and the revised provisions would permit that to happen if
the club so desired.
“Light Up Rotary”
Drawing:
Janice McCloud conducted the drawing. Past President/Assistant District
Governor Rick Sabine pulled the winning ticket for John Renner (previous jackpot
winner). No such luck this time. John took home the $12 daily catch but missed
the $75 jackpot.
Next Week:
Amy Huddleston with Senior Care.
REMINDER!
The Club is selling the remaining
100th Anniversary Commemorative
Rotary Candy Jars filled with Ben
Heggy’s Candy from Tom’s Ice
Cream Bowl for $10.00 each at next
Tuesday’s Meeting.
Upcoming Programs
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Candid
June 16-
Amy Huddelston
June 30-
Social
June 23-
July 7-
4 Turns Baking
TBA
www.zanesvillerotary.org
Greeters
May I copy your homework?...
Bud Linn 54 Years Rotarian
June 16- George Kopf, Budd Linn,
Tim Longstreth
June 23- Mike Lynch, Don Mason,
Cassandra McDonald
June 30-Social
July 7-
Jim McInturf, Ed Middaugh,
David Mitzel
Zanesville Rotary Club
Officers & Directors
2014-2015
Officers
President..................... Paul McClelland
Secretary..........................Shala Zemba
Treasurer............................Tori Thomas
Historian..........................Elden Hudson
Sergeant at Arms.................Scott Webb
One, two...
Club 156
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District 6690
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Chartered May 1, 1915
I’m going to appear busy...
“Light Up Rotary”
Board of Directors
Club Administrations......... Stacy Clapper
Membership.......................Mollie Crooks
Community Service 1.... Janice Tucker-McCloud
Community Service 2.............Sue Wilson
Public Relations................. Tom Poorman
Rotary Foundation..........Paul McClelland
P.O. Box 177
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Zanesville, Ohio 43702-0177