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Bulletin Editor
Laurie Ellis-McLeod
Upcoming Events
Stoughton High School Madrigal Singers
Zor Shrine
Dec 19, 2014
12:12 PM – 1:15 PM
 
Speakers
Dec 12, 2014
 
Dec 19, 2014
 
Dec 26, 2014
 
Jan 02, 2015
 
Jan 09, 2015
 
Jan 16, 2015
 
Jan 23, 2015
 
Jan 30, 2015
 
Feb 06, 2015
 
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Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Debra Dieter
December 6
 
Jack Ferreri
December 17
 
Laurie Ellis-McLeod
December 18
 
Jerry Smith
December 31
 
Anniversaries
Michael Maass
Brenda Maass
December 1
 
Susan Titus
Bob
December 17
 
Dick Meister
Ellen
December 19
 
Jim Emerick
Lynne Emerick
December 20
 
Join Date
Bill Hodgkins
December 1, 1986
28 years
 
David Cush
December 1, 2011
3 years
 
Adam Schaller
December 6, 2013
1 year
 
Charlene Breunig
December 14, 2012
2 years
 
Mary Van Hout
December 22, 2000
14 years
 
Dean Ryerson
December 29, 1995
19 years
 
Weekly Club Assignments
 
*Please contact Laurie (lemcleod@aeriepfg.com) or Toni (TPabon@Pacific-Cycle.com) with questions.
 
​​PLEASE NOTE:  IF YOU NEED A SUBSTITUTE OR TRADE, YOU MUST CONTACT THEM YOURSELF TO ARRANGE : THE BULLETIN WILL NOT REFLECT CHANGES (YOU NEED TO REMEMBER).
 
Date Treasurer's Assistant Greeter 1 Greeter 2 Reflection
Dec 05 Cory Recknor Svein Morner Paul Patenaude Lynne Spielman
Dec 12 Michael Maass James Olmsted William Mowbray Marie Udulutch
Dec 19 Daniel Fose Susan Prest Allen Sherwood Dean Ryerson
Dec 26 NO MEETING NO MEETING NO MEETING NO MEETING
Jan 02 NO MEETING NO MEETING NO MEETING NO MEETING
Jan 09 John Olsen Adam Schaller Connie Smith Jim Langdon
Jan 16 Rich Cooper Johanna Young Greg Blum Larry Pincombe
Jan 23 Carl Bolstad Roxanne Brazeau Charlene Breunig Lynne Spielman
Jan 30 Cory Recknor Anthony Burns David Cush Marie Udulutch
Feb 06 Michael Maass Debra Dieter Ruth Domack Dean Ryerson
Feb 13 Daniel Fose Leo Edelstein Mick Faulhaber James Wartinbee
Feb 20 John Olsen Mary Feldt Lynne Goldsmith Jim Langdon
Feb 27 Rich Cooper OFF SITE MEETING OFF SITE MEETING Larry Pincombe
Mar 06 Carl Bolstad Larry Harris Nathaniel Hedden​ Lynne Spielman
 
​PLEASE NOTE:  IF YOU NEED A SUBSTITUTE OR TRADE, YOU MUST CONTACT THEM YOURSELF TO ARRANGE : THE BULLETIN WILL NOT REFLECT CHANGES (YOU NEED TO REMEMBER).
Stories
The Stoughton Madrigal Singers will be entertaining us on Friday Dec. 19 from 12:30 to 1:00. Our normal business meeting (happy bucks, in the news, birthday & anniversaries, etc...) will take place after their performance. This is a great time to bring guests.
 
If you are planning on attending this Rotary meeting, please RSVP here: CLICK HERE  (we need to get a good head count for meals)
 
Save the date!
 
 
 
Spring Social is on Saturday, March 21 at Bishops Bay.
 
More details coming soon.
Every three years the Council on Legislation meets to deal with legislative proposals called enactments that have the potential to determine how our organization conducts its affairs.  If a proposed enactment receives a favorable vote from the 530 representatives, it will find its way into the Manual of Procedure, the governing document of Rotary.
 
There are three enactments that are being proposed by clubs within District 6250.  The Council on Legislation receives only those enactments that are approved through the club voting process.  In addition, the enactments, if approved through that process, must be approved by the Council on Legislation, which consists of one voting past district governor from each of Rotary's just over 540 districts.
 
The enactments are to be voted on by each member.  This is not a vote by the club.  Thus, motions from club members relative to the enactments are not in order.
 
Each club member may vote to accept or reject the enactments.  The Rotary Club of Madison West Towne-Middleton will do a paper ballot on December 12, 2014.  
 
Members who cannot attend the December 12th meeting, may vote online (CLICK HERE).  If you vote online and attend the meeting on December 12th, you will NOT receive a paper ballot, nor will you be allowed to vote again.  Online voting will end at 9:00 am on December 12th.
 
Organized discussion will take place at the Club Assembly on December 5th.
 
To read more about each enactment visit:  http://www.rotary6250.org/COL
Below are the Bylaws for the process of selecting and electing the next board of directors.
 
The nominating committee for the board of directors for 2015-16 consisted of Jeannine Desautels, Toni Pabon, and Ed Fink.
 
On November 18, 2014, the board reviewed and accepted the following nominations to the board of directors for 2015-16:
 
Club Service:  Rod Nilles
Community Service:  Nate Hadden
​International Service:  Tony Burns
Vocational Service:  Matt Loch
 
On December 5, 2014, our club membership will vote to APPROVE the new board of directors.  We will also accept new nominations now and from the floor on December 5th.
 
The 2015-16 Complete Board of Directors may consist of the following members:
 
Officers of the Club
President, Toni Pabon
Vice-President, Derek Moehring
​Past President, Jeannine Desautels
Secretary, Ruth Domack
Treasurer, Dean Ryerson
 
Board Members
Club Service, Dick Murray 2nd Term
Club Service, Rod Nilles 1st Term
 
Community Service, Charlene Bruenig 2nd Term
Community Service, Nate Hadden 1st Term
 
International Service, Paul Patenaude 2nd Term
International Service, Tony Burns 1st Term
 
Vocational Service, Deb Dieter 2nd Term
Vocational Service, Matt Loch 1st Term
 
Other positions NOT on the board of directors:
 
Sergeant-at-Arms, Jack Ferreri
Bulletin Editor, Laurie Ellis-Mcleod
​Foundation Chair, Mary Beth Growney Selene
Membership Chair, Jim Wartinbee
Public Relations Chair, Leo Edelstein
Youth Protection Officer, Ed Fink
Youth Exchange Officer, Dan Fose
Youth Exchange Counselor, Connie Smith

Bylaws of the Rotary Club of
Madison West Towne-Middleton, Wisconsin
 
Article I
Election of Directors and Officers
 
Section 1 – At the annual meeting of this club, within one month prior to the meeting for election of officers, nominations shall be made for candidates for the Board of Directors.  A list of candidates for the Board of Directors shall be presented by a special nominating committee appointed by the Board of Directors and placed in a ballot and voted upon at the annual meeting. The four candidates receiving the highest number of votes shall be declared elected for a term of twenty-four months commencing on July 1st following the election.
 
Section 2 – The Board of Directors, consisting of the President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Immediate Past President and 8 elected members, shall meet within one month after the annual meeting and shall elect from the membership a Vice president, a Secretary, a Treasurer, and a Sergeant-at-Arms.  The elected members shall serve in this capacity for one year, starting in July immediately following their election.  Each year’s duly elected Vice President shall be President the year next following, and the term of the President as a director shall be automatically extended as necessary to coincide with the term of the President.
 
Section 3 – A vacancy on the Board of Directors or any office shall be filled by action of the remaining members of the Board.
 
Section 4 – A vacancy in the position of any officer-elect or director-elect shall be filled by action of the remaining members of the Board of Directors. 
 
Article IV
Meetings
 
Section 1 – Annual Meeting.  The annual meeting of this club shall be the first regular meeting in December of each year, at which time the election of directors to serve for the ensuing two years shall take place. 
Announcing Upcoming Activities!!
 
-Bell ringing ( two locations) on Dec. 9 from 4-6 at Metcalfes at Hilldale Mall and Macy's Hilldale Mall, drinks at The Great Dane Hilldale afterwards.   

Thank you for all of your help!!
Lorelle
Reminder:
 
Please let me know of any events or special situations in our fellow Rotarians lives where a card, flowers, or a plant would be appropriate for their situation~
 
Thanks-
Bill Mowbray
​P 608-830-5809
bill@baerinsurance.com
Please email Laurie if you are able to meet briefly with me in the next few weeks for an interview!
 
It is really fun to learn more about each of our members and be able to share just a little bit more so you might notice someone you hadn't thought of striking up a conversation with before!!
 
THANK YOU AND LOOKING FORWARD TO CONTINUING...Watch for the next feature in coming Bulletins!
 
Laurie
 
Thank you to Upcoming Featured Rotarians:
 
 
Matt Loch
Tony Burns
 
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The Rotary Club of Madison West Towne-Middleton
P.O. Box 620312
Middleton, WI 53562