Annual Easter Egg Hunt (Drive-Thru Edition)
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Meetings suspended until Jan. 1 due to Covid-19Fellow Rotarians, With everything going on right now in reference to Covid-19, and directives coming from health officials and the government, the decision has been made to suspend all in-person meetings from now until after January 1. After January 1, we will re-evaluate the conditions, and make another decision at that time. This includes cancelling our meeting on Tuesday, November 17. This suspension also unfortunately includes cancelling the Christmas Tree Lighting for this year. However, the community Thanksgiving Meal will still take place. Keith will be in touch with those of you that signed up to work a shift in the upcoming days. We thank you for your understanding and patience as we all figure out how to move forward together. In service, Mike Skinner, President Keith May, Secretary |
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Tuesday morning meetings resumedTuesday morning meetings at 7:30am at Speedway Lanes have resumed. Social distancing guidelines will be observed. |
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Tuesday morning meetings currently suspendedDue to the ongoing Covid-19 health crisis and recommendations from the Ohio Governor's office and CDC, our Tuesday morning meetings are currently suspended. We hope to resume normal club activities as soon as possible. Thank you & Stay healthy! |
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Canceled--New Bremen Easter Egg HuntUnfortunately, due to the current Covid-19 health crisis and the recommendations for "social distancing," the Easter Egg Hunt for this year has been canceled. We hope everyone is able to stay safe & healthy during this trying time.  |
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INTERACT, ROTARACT AND YOUNG PROFESSIONALS ARE INVITED |
July 10 Meeting
Last week the club welcomed Sheriff Al Solomon and Intake Officers Lisa Wright and Jenny Mullenhour who spoke about the Jail Intake Procedures. Thanks everyone for joining us!
July 31 Meeting
Thanks to club member Kevin O'Neill for organizing this week's program. Rob Wiss (Director/Veterans Service Officer) and Eric Pugh (Investigator/Veterans Service Officer) from the Auglaize County Veterans Service Office provided information on what their office does to help Veterans. Compensation is provided to Veterans who were injured during their service or have a disability/injury as a result of their time in service. It is not limited to just physical injury; Post Tra...umatic Stress Disorder, also known as PTSD is another concern they help with. They also help Veterans with applications and submitting the forms to the VA, which can help Veterans receive their allowable benefits. If you have questions about any injury, illness, or disability, call or visit the Veterans Service Office to discuss your options. More information is available at http://www2.auglaizecounty.org/resources/vet-service
Upcoming Political Debates
October 3 - Craig S. Riedel & Aden Baker for 82nd District State Representative
Location: St. Marys Rotary @ 11:45am (St. Marys Eagles Lodge)
October 9 - Susan Manchester & Joe Monbeck for 84th District Ohio House of Representatives
Location: NB-NK Rotary @ 7:30am (New Bremen Bowling Alley)
October 30 - Jim Jordan & Janet Garrett for 4th District US House of Representatives
Location: NB American Legion @ 6:30pm - Doors open at 5:45pm - hors d'oeuvres served
Sponsored by NB-NK & St. Marys Rotary Clubs
Congressman Jim Jordan Visiting
August 28 Meeting
Yesterday's program was Michael Fannon, Assistant Agent in Charge with Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation Special Investigations Department. Thanks for joining us!
August 21 Meeting
Yesterday the club hosted Congressman Jim Jordan who provided an update on Ohio's 4th Congressional District. Thanks for joining us!
July 17 Meeting
Last week the club had a great program by Kendra & Brian Stetler. They spoke about the benefits of CBD oil, and how it helped Kendra fight depression. Thanks for joining us and sharing your personal story!
September 11 Meeting
Linda Plattner stopped by the New Bremen New Knoxville Rotary on Tuesday morning to tell rotarians why she wasn't afraid to become a flight attendant right after 9/11.
Evening Meetings!
Have you thought about joining our organization but the meetings on Tuesday morning don't work with your schedule?
If so, you're in luck! 🍀
Starting January 4th we will begin having evening meetings. They will be held the first and third Thursday of every month at the New Bremen American Legion from 5:30 to 6:30 pm.
This will be more of a social meeting and will focus on information about our Rotary service projects, local, regional as well as international. We have members from New Bremen, New Knoxville, Minster, St Marys, Maria Stein, Wapakoneta and Lima so all are welcome.
Come out and join us. We would love to have YOU as a new member of the New Bremen - New Knoxville Rotary Club!
If so, you're in luck! 🍀
Starting January 4th we will begin having evening meetings. They will be held the first and third Thursday of every month at the New Bremen American Legion from 5:30 to 6:30 pm.
This will be more of a social meeting and will focus on information about our Rotary service projects, local, regional as well as international. We have members from New Bremen, New Knoxville, Minster, St Marys, Maria Stein, Wapakoneta and Lima so all are welcome.
Come out and join us. We would love to have YOU as a new member of the New Bremen - New Knoxville Rotary Club!
Meeting Make-Up Locations
Anyone needing to make up a meeting or just wanting to check out another club may do so at the following times/locations:
Monday, 11:45am – Lima, Vets Memorial Civic Center
Monday, 12:00pm – Sidney, Moose Lodge
Monday, 12:00pm – Wapak, Eagles Annex
Tuesday, 12:00pm – Celina, Bella’s Italian Grille
Wednesday, 11:45am – St. Marys, Eagles Annex
January 2016 Newsletter
Farming Hope in El Salvador
¡Hola a todos!
Hello to everyone from Farming Hope.
And a big thank you.
Your club, and you as individual members, more than anyone else, have made our biggest project yet possible.
In sunny El Salvador, short weeks ago, two acres went up for sale next to our farm for homeless individuals.
I barely had to ask and your club, quite quickly, acted to make that purchase. I am personally so grateful for the chance to speak to your club, and now work together to double a working solution, and be part of your wishes and work for a better world.
Your investment protects and grows a future for many hungry and homeless individuals, for generations. Thanks to you, our farm will be more than double in size, now over three acres, allowing us to grow twice as much corn, beans, vegetables to eat at the Hope House homeless shelter (feeding 50+ daily) and twice the work spots for homeless individuals to rebuild their lives on the farm.
This pilot farm is a model for farms in Wisconsin, Illinois, and now California (and someday, Ohio!). The lessons from El Salvador are an investment in better, more sustainable charity, the kind Rotary promotes, the kind our communities need.
Thank you immensely for investing in your brothers and sisters in El Salvador, and in a project that can grow to inspire sustainable farming projects worldwide.
A special note: I want to invite you to see the fruits of your loving investment: winter harvest season is October-December, and I'd love you to visit next year to see the newly improved farm and volunteer side-by-side with the Hope Farmers.
Thanks - and good luck in all your endeavors. God Bless.
Sincerely,
Jamie Stark and the Farming Hope familia
Holiday Update
Just a reminder to all members and guests that we won't have meetings on December 22 or December 29.
If you signed up to donate a baked item to the Cardinal Pride event, please remember that it's this Friday.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
NBHS Choir
The New Bremen High School choir will be at our meeting on December 15th. We look forward to this yearly celebration that helps get us all in the spirit of Christmas!
26th Annual Auction Update
March 12, 2016
Because numerous members and guests cannot make the auction this fall, the committee has decided to postpone it until next spring. March 12th is the date that has been chosen so mark it down and plan to attend, have some fun and support our club, communities and the projects that we sponsor and support!