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Program Chair: Alice Paul
May 19, 2021
Greeter: Liz Knox
Program Chair: Dave Preble
May 26, 2021
Greeter: Peter Kaurup
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Jun 02, 2021
Greeter: Glenn Huntley
Program Chair: George Rice
Jun 09, 2021
Greeter: Dan Hart
Program Chair: Patty Rice
Jun 16, 2021
Greeter: John Griffith
Program Chair: Bob Schott
Jun 23, 2021
Greeter: Tina Fox
Changeover Meeting
Jun 30, 2021
Greeter: Abbie Earle
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April Theme
Rotary International's monthly theme for April is Maternal and Child Health! Every day mothers risk their lives giving birth and millions of children die each year from treatable, preventable causes.
 
At least 7 million children under the age of five die each year due to malnutrition, poor health care, and inadequate sanitation. To help reduce this rate, Rotary provides immunizations and antibiotics to babies, improves access to essential medical services, and supports trained health care providers for mothers and their children.
Dictionary Project
As we  honor our Students of the Month, we always ask if any of them still have their dictionaries we gave them back when they were in 3rd grade, and many of them still do!  Unfortunately, we were not able to do our usual presentation directly to the students this year due to COVID 19 restrictions. However, we delivered dictionaries to all of the elementary schools in SAD 17 for the teachers to distribute to their students. This year, there were 212 students who will receive a dictionary. This is a project that all club members enjoy participating in but we missed handing them out directly to the students and talking to them about the dictionaries. One thing the kids always like to find is the longest word in the English language! A few years ago, we named the Dictionary Project in honor of Mary Lou Burns, a long time teacher and administrator in SAD 17 and a Rotarian for many years who was instrumental in starting this project. 
Leadership Update
Co-President Elects Peter Kaurup and Chris Summers attended PETS (President Elect Training Sessions) virtually on March 11, 12, & 13 to learn more about Rotary and leading a club as President.  It's always a valuable learning session with outstanding guest speakers.  They are now gearing up forming their budget, committees, calendar of events and more, as they will take over the helm on July 1, 2021. 
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Our Mission statement: The Rotary Club of Oxford Hills is a diverse group of service-oriented men and women providing hands-on and financial support within our community and beyond.  We exemplify "Service Above Self" while encouraging high ethical standards, enjoying fellowship and promoting world understanding, peace and goodwill.
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Wednesdays at 7:30 AM
1st Congregational Church
17 East Main Street
South Paris, ME 04281
United States of America
We are currently meeting in-person, following Covid guidelines under the direction of the Church requirements. We also have Zoom available. Please contact Tina Fox for a link if interested.
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Cancer Resource Center donations

OH Rotarian Becky Kaurup presented hand knitted infant and adult hats and scarves to Cancer Resource Center's Executive Director Diane Madden earlier today.  They were really appreciated!

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 Jan. 13, 2021 Vocational Service Speakers Program photo of Paul Bickford & John Williams -
The Oxford Hills Rotary Club and Rotary International are promoting Vocational Service and Vocational Service Month every January. At our club’s Wednesday January 13, 2021 Zoom meeting, OHCHS Technical School Director Paul Bickford and Oxford Hills Chamber of Commerce Executive Director John Williams spoke and presented their respective Vocational Service roles and experiences.
Recently, Rotary club members Tally Decato (club membership co-chair) & scholarship committee rep), John Griffith (club secretary)and Dan Hart (vocational service director) met with and presented Recognition of Excellence of Vocational Service Contributions to Paul Bickford and John Williams.
Left to Right: Dan Hart, Rotary Vocational Service Chair, Paul Bickford, OHCHS Tech School Director, Tally Decato, Rotary Club Membership Co-Chair, John Williams, OH Chamber of Commerce Executive Director and John Griffith, Rotary Club Secretary.
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Jan. 27, 2021 Vocational Service Speakers Club Program and Recognition photo of Norway Police Chief Robert Federico & Norway Fire Chief Dennis Yates -

Rotary International annually promotes January as Vocational Service Month. Recently, the Oxford Hills Rotary Club recognized club speakers and honorees Norway Fire Chief Dennis Yates and Norway Police Chief Robert Federico for their quantity and quality of contributions and service, for both the Town of Norway and the greater Oxford Hills area.
Left to Right: Dan Hart, Oxford Hills Rotary Vocational Service Director, Norway Police Chief Robert Federico, Abbie Earle, Oxford Hills Rotary Scholarship & Club Membership rep, Norway Fire Chief Dennis Yates, and Peter Kaurup, Oxford Hills Rotary Club Co-President Elect.

 
Secret Santa Zoom Meeting
 
Our Club members had some fun for Christmas with a Secret Santa Zoom meeting.  Members were randomly assigned a member's name, a $10 limit was set, and 1 gift was to be mailed or delivered without getting caught!  The gift had to be unopened until the scheduled Zoom meeting.  A lot of fun was had by all!  Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
New members join our Club
We recently welcomed 2 new members to our Club.  Shown here L to R: George Rice sponsor of Mike Morin of Mike Morin Property Management, OH President Lynne Schott, Ed Millett salesman at Ripley & Fletcher Ford with sponsor Glenn Huntley.  Welcome!
Rotary donates PPE Masks
The Rotary Club of Oxford Hills has donated PPE face-masks to area schools as well as the First Congregational Church of South Paris and Western Foothills Land Trust.  Rotary’s Million Mask Challenger Tour consists of one million PPE face-masks, donated by the Rossi Family Foundation, that have been distributed to the Rotary Clubs throughout New England in 6 states. More than 100,000 masks were donated to first responders, essential workers, schools and community organizations throughout southern and western Maine and Coastal New Hampshire by the 41 Rotary Clubs of District 7780.  Local Rotary Clubs include Oxford Hills, Bridgton-Lakes Region, Fryeburg Area, Bethel and River Valley Club.  1st photo: Linda Smith from 1st Congo Church of SP and OH Rotary Club President Lynne Schott.  2nd photo: Lee Dassler of WFLT and Rotarian Becky Kaurup.  Contact us FMI or find us on FB.
 
2 New members inducted
Posted on Nov 06, 2020
The Rotary Club of Oxford Hills recently inducted 2 new members to our club, Warren Spencer and Alice Paul.  Warren was a former Rotarian and Past President of the South Berwick-Eliot Rotary Club.  Alice is a brand new member to Rotary.  Both are looking forward to serving the Oxford Hills Community and beyond.  
Shown L to R: President Lynne Schott, Sponsor Ron Morse, New member Warren Spencer, New Member Alice Paul with sponsor Tina Fox, as they are getting their Rotary pins and materials.  Welcome Warren and Alice!
Zoom meetings resume
Posted on Nov 02, 2020
At our Club board meeting tonight,  it was announced that we have to go back to Zoom meetings for the month of November, beginning with this week's meeting Wed, 11/4/20. This is at the request of the church and is due to the dramatic increase in recent COVID cases in Maine.
 
The church will re-evaluate the situation at the end of the month and make a determination as to whether we can go back to meeting in person in December or will have to continue with Zoom.
 
Please help spread the word to fellow Rotarians.  See you on Zoom!
2020 Cheese Wheels
 
 
It's time for our annual Rotary Cheese Wheel Sales! The wheels are 2 pounds of Cabot Sharp Cheese and are $18.00 each. They come in a decorative box and make GREAT gifts! Order deadline is 11/18/20 for delivery before Thanksgiving. Or if you want them for Christmas, still order by 11/18/20 and we can store them for you. We also can ship the wheels, and will add the postage cost to your order. FMI contact Patty Rice 207-890-2332 or Paul Thornfeldt 207-592-4663. All proceeds go to help support our scholarships, May Day Play Day and 3rd grade dictionary project. Don't delay, place your order today! Thank you!
2020 Dictionary Project
 
Members at a recent meeting attached labels to each of the 212 dictionaries that were donated to all 3rd graders in SAD 17.  The label has a place for the student to write their name and it also honors long-time member and educator, Mary Lou Burns who was instrumental in starting this project.  Some members joined us via Zoom!
Curbside Lobster Fest
 
We have SOLD OUT all tickets for our 2020 Curbside Lobster Fest!! Thank you so much to the Oxford Hills community for your support! If you got a ticket, we'll see you on Sat. 8/15 between 4-6 PM at OHCHS. No walk-ins this year. 🦞🦞
 
CURBSIDE Lobster Fest (no steak this year). Due to Covid-19 we are having to switch up our Annual Lobster Fest to drive-thru/curbside only.  Tickets must be purchased in ADVANCE.  Menu has been adapted to lobster, clams, chips, corn and butter.  No beverages, fries or watermelon this year.  Price has been reduced to $20 pp.  For tickets please contact President Elect Peter Kaurup at 207-739-1148 or Dave Preble 207-743-7836.
Food insecurity donations
 
 
Oxford Hills Rotary Club ‘Steps Up & Supports’ greater Oxford Hills Communities food pantries and food deliveries.
 
The Rotary Club of Oxford Hills has started weekly ZOOM meetings to keep members in touch with each other and discuss possible options for helping those less fortunate during the COVID 19 pandemic.  Recently, the Club presented and sent out $3,109.76 in checks to five local food pantries to help with food insecurities and other needs.  $1000 to 1st Congregation Church of South Paris to their minister’s discretionary fund account for area families in need; $500 to Town of Paris for area elderly families food deliveries; $500 to Oxford Hills Food Pantry program; $500 to Harrison Food Bank for fuel for their food pantry refrigeration truck; and $609.76 (part of a $25,000 Disaster Response Fund District Grant) to Daddy O’s Acts of Kindness Foundation to support their food pantry program.
 
Additionally, several OH Rotarians have teamed up with the Bridgton-Lake Region Rotary Club in delivering food baskets, weekly, to those community members that are at high-risk health conditions, who are having to self-quarantine, and need food assistance. 
Special Olympics Dance postponed
Our Ray Brown Memorial Dance for Special Olympics has been postponed due to the concerns and un-knowns of the Coronavirus pandemic and the requests to 'socially distance' ourselves and other.   We will continue to watch and listen to the CDC and others, as this continues, and keep you informed of the possible rescheduling of this event.

Thank you for your understanding and be safe!

2019 Rotarian of the Year
 
The Rotary Club of Oxford Hills recently held their Annual Dinner and enjoyed fellowship and meal provided by the Honey Badger of Oxford.  After dinner, the Club recognized Past Presidents in attendance, and also presented the Immediate Past President, George Rice, with a Paul Harris Fellow Award for his outstanding leadership, guidance and support of the Club.  George is one of the original Club Charter members, and served his 2nd term as President, the first back in 1989-90.   Past Rotarians of the Year were also recognized, as well as naming the 2019 Rotarian of the Year, Peter Kaurup.  Peter has only been a member of the Club for 2 years, but has been active since day one. When there is a need for someone to step up, he is one of the first to do so. He has helped with the Club’s Auction, Lobster- Steak Fest, and other activities such as the lobster for scholars, setting tents, and setting up for district events. He enjoys outdoor activities and supports our community through volunteering. The fellowship of Rotary is an important part of who he is. He has made many friends, explores his hobbies with others and volunteers regularly in our community and the Rotary district. This enhances the fellowship of our club. Congratulations to both Rotarians for their continued dedication to doing good in the world.  Peter was also presented with a Paul Harris Fellow Award. 
Special Olympics Dance
This event has been postponed due to the concerns and un-knowns of the Coronavirus pandemic and the requests to 'socially distance' ourselves and others.   Join Kiwanis and Rotary for the Ray Brown Memorial Dance to benefit The Progress Center's Special Olympics team. It will be held at the American Legion Hall, 12 Church Street, South Paris. Tickets are $15 per person and can be purchased at the door, or call Rotary at 577-8476 or Kiwanis at 674-2962. Music by DJ Dennis Boyd of Sidecar Sounds.
Rotary Cheese Wheels
 
Who wants cheese?  We are in the middle of our annual Rotary Cheese Wheel fundraiser.  Wheels are 2 pounds of Cabot Sharp Cheese wrapped in wax and comes in a decorative box.  $18 each and the order deadline is !2/10/19 for delivery in time for Christmas.  FMI contact Patty Rice 207-743-2285 or your favorite OH Rotarian!  THANK YOU!!
3rd Wednesday-Meeting change
Something new we are trying, the 3rd Wednesday of the month we will be having an EVENING meeting instead of a morning meeting.  We will meet at Daddy O's Diner, 1570 Main Street, Oxford (next to Flagship Cinema).  Doors open at 5:00 pm, meeting starts at 5:30 and we're done by 6:30 pm.  Cost will be $11/pp and extra for 50/50 if you choose.  The next few dates are: 10/16, 11/20, (But NOT 12/18 as this will be our Christmas Chorale meeting at the Church),  FMI contact President Pat or any Board member.  
Auction items
 
Auction items include a variety of furniture, including bunk beds, oak dining room set with hutch & 6 chairs, sofas, Paris Manufacturing hutch, recliners, dressers, desks, chairs, lamps, end tables, futon, jewelry cabinet, etc.  Also, sporting equipment, artwork, CD's, LP's and vinyl records, luggage, mirrors, rugs, lawn spreader, entertainment centers, baskets, wicker chairs and tables, and much more!  Special thanks to Ripley & Fletcher Ford for donating a 2006 Eddie Bauer Ford Explorer, V6, Utility 4 door, 4 wheel drive, leather seats and new rocker panels!! And Special thanks to Bessey Motor Sales for donating a 2007 Saturn Ion!!  
30th Annual Charity Auction
Join us this Saturday, 7/13/19 at OHCHS for our 30th Annual Charity Auction! 9:00 preview, 9:30 Box Lots, 10:00 Live Auction, 9-12 Ticket auction. Lots of GREAT items and for a great cause! All proceeds go to the Oxford Hills Community & beyond! Bid high, Bid often!!  FMI contact Paul Thornfeldt 207-592-4663.
2019 Lobsters for Scholars Raffle
 
After 2 drawings from 75 tickets sold each,     the Winners are as follows:
Third Prize $50 gift Card to Smedbergs for Live Lobsters won by Paul Taylor of Paris and Karen Moberg of West Paris.
Second Prize $100 Gift Card to Oxford Casino for Lobster Dinner won by Doreen Brown of South Paris and Tammy Silver of Bearfoot Realty.
First Prize Lobster Dinner for 12 catered with all the fixings won by Ron Morse of Norway and Bob Schott of Norway.
Many thanks to all who supported this fundraiser to allow Our Oxford Hills Rotary Club to award scholarships again next year!!
Club Executives & Directors
President
Lynne Schott
Co-President Elect
Peter Kaurup
Co-President Elect
Chris Summers
Co-Vice President
Liz Knox
Co-Vice President
Abigail Earle
Treasurer
Liz Knox
Secretary
John Griffith
Membership Development
Dan Hart
Immediate Past President
Pat Cook
Director
George Rice
Director
Dan Hart
Director
Beth Abbott
Director
Val Weston
Director
Tina Fox
Rotary Foundation Chair
George Rice
Membership
Alice Decato
Club Protection Officer
Dan Hart
Public Relations
Patty Rice
Interact Advisor
Tina Fox
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Patty Rice
Sergeant-at-Arms
Stan Brett
Assistant Governor
Chris Summers
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