THE SPOKE
Official Newsletter of the Salem Rotary Club
THIS WEEK AT ROTARY...

David Gardner

Stoneham Rotary Club

 

This week, friend of Salem Rotary Dave Gardner came to speak about ClubRunner. David is a Paul Harris Fellow and past Regional President from the Stoneham Rotary Club.

One of David's passions is ClubRunner, which is a cloud-based service that manages organization and membership information. David covered many features of ClubRunner, such as how to send and track an email, manage volunteer opportunities, and access the club activity report. On the administrative side, members can update their profiles, track member engagement, manage committees, and design bulletins (like The Spoke).  

Please download and install the ClubRunner mobile app by opening the link below on your mobile device:

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Mark Shaw at Rotary presumably planning his next golf outing. Multitasking at its finest. 
the four way test

Sherry Leonard shared her thoughts this week on the  Four Way Test. She focused on people in her life who have shaped her and how they connect with the principles of the Four Way Test. For example, her military father treated everyone with fairness. He also believed in truth and honesty.  Her mother exhibited good will and creating better friendships by volunteering so much that she worked “overtime”. Sherry's own profession where she works with healthcare for the elderly continues to center around fairness to all.  Next week is Dave Wescott's turn! 

Calendar Winner
Claire Bailey sold by Jim Bailey
Pot               $510
Players        Ryan Guilmartin and Viktoria Talebian
 
No winner this week!

Guests and Visiting Rotarians

Jack "A/V" Keirnan and today's speaker, along with Carolyn Cyrene, employment and postgraduate planning specialist, and Jennifer Windsor, Principal of New Liberty Innovation School. 

YOURS IN SERVICE

 
Lifebridge Dinner
Wednesday, May 11
Volunteers are needed for the next dinner for Lifebridge. Please contact Jane Stirgwolt if you would like to volunteer!
 
Freshmen Fund
Jason Conslavo will be in touch with this year’s Salem Rotary Freshmen to discuss the Freshmen Fund which allows new members of the Club to decide what project or cause the Club should support this year with a $1000 donation.

ROTARIAN NEWS

Jason Consalvo is clearly relieved that Harrison has his mom's athleticism, which was on full display at the first baseball game of the seasons. Jason is far superior at throne management though. 

Viktoria Talebian will be donating even more money to the Birthday Fund, adding her significant other's birthday to the growing list. Thank you!

Bruce Whear had a great time not being successful at all finding rocks. Relaxation and family time are not to be overlooked! 

Claire Kallelis recognized Robert for helping break down dance floor to ensure we could meet this week. The tickets to the party for The Spoke editorial staff was apparently lost in the mail. 

Upcoming events


Rotary Auction and Installation
May 20, 2022
Hawthorne Hotel
Two great events in one! Please join us for this amazing evening of fun, fellowship, and all things Rotary. We will celebrate the incoming president for next year, Claire Kallelis, while also raising funds for our many great causes! Attendance forms will be passed around on Tuesday. 
Click the link below to log into the weekly club meeting via Zoom. 
Upcoming Speakers
May 10, 2022
What's happening in the Commonwealth
May 17, 2022
The Florida Everglades trip
May 24, 2022
Why energy savings and investments can be the same thing
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Birthdays 
Member Birthdays
Jeffrey Holloran
May 4
 
Steven Zrike
May 10
 
John Walsh
May 14
 
Francesca Little
May 22
 
Patty Pace
May 27
 

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18 Washington Square
Salem, MA 01970
United States of America
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