Tim Tedrick, civil war re-enactor, was the Sterling Noon Rotary program today. Tim talked about the new Lincoln Learning Center construction next to the Manahan Home, and what it was like for the enlisted men from this area during the civil war.
1. Please remember the Four-way Testwhen directing comments and questions to speakers and other members. a)Is it the truth?b) Is it fair to all concerned?c)Will it build good will and better friendships?d)Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
2. Once you have your guest speaker lined up for the meeting program, please email Russ Siefken at russ@essex1.com so that it can be included in the eBulletin. Also, please ask the speaker to stay as close as possible to the microphone when speaking.
3. Please park at the YWCA or by Grummert's, not in a Sterling Federal Bank lot.
4. Think of who you can invite to a meeting as a potential new member.
5. If you have to leave early from the meeting, please apologize in advance to the speaker so that he/she does not think that you were walking out on him/her.
6. Please sit closer to the front of the room than to the back. And try to site with the new members whenever you can....get to know them....make them feel welcome.
7. Whenever you host a student guest, as you are chatting with him/her over lunch, please tell them about our club. Tell them what Rotary is all about. Tell them what to expect during the meeting; the opening, fun & frolic, boots & shoes, etc. Tell him/her about local and international service projects that Rotary is involved with. Make them feel welcome.
