"In everyone's life, at some time, our inner fire goes out. It is then burst into flame by an encounter with another human being. We should all be thankful for...
Suppose a new member wanted to take over writing and publishing your club's newsletter. What advice would you give? Tom Telfer, B.A. Rotary Club of London...
Tom: Unlikely it would happen that a new member would be so enthused!. In Scotland, it seems to be regarded as a real dogsbody job. Over the years I've tried...
Tom Very interesting question. My advice would be that there's a difference between walking up to the water's edge & getting your feet wet, and jumping into a...
I'd immediately slacken off the thumbscrews, and thank them for volunteering ... but seriously ... I'm a great believer in no one person being in a Rotary job...
Is it possible that Charles Snyderman Esquire is serious? Having served as Bulletin Editor in my club right from the day I joined (though I did have the...
Tom My advice would be to go for it. I had been a Rotarian for more than ten years when I began my stint as editor, but even so, I knew nothing about editing a...
Tom, I became bulletin editor six months after I joined Rotary. The job was unceremoniously dropped on my lap by another new member who thought he could do it....
I'm not really sure I am equipped to give much advice. My stint as newsletter editor began the day of my induction and is still in effect. There was nothing to...
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I would tell him or her to read the first several PEN newsletters to see what makes a good and well read newsletter and to join REPs and ask for advice and...
Dear Rotarians, We invite you to go through our August Online Bulletin at the web address given below: http://www.rcera.org/ebulletin/aug05/one.htm Please send...
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Sep 8, 2005 2:43 am
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I will advice him to ride on, the only requirement being that he has in interest in events around him, or is willing to develop such an interest. Of course, he...
"Good humor is a tonic for mind and body. It is the best antidote for anxiety and depression. It is a business asset. It attracts and keeps friends. It...
... You're Getting Old When. . . -The gleam in your eyes is from the sun hitting your bifocals. -Your little black book contains only names ending in M.D. -You...
I am editor of The London Rotarian, magazine of the Rotary Club of London, which was first published in October 1916 and is approaching its 90th anniversary in...
londonrotarian
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Sep 19, 2005 8:05 pm
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... From: Roberto Bolanos Date: 09/29/05 To: Rotarians@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [ROTI] ROTI: Rotary Bulletins Sam, I became editor six months after I join...
If a judge is buying shampoo and toothpaste, Maybe he'll just prefer trial-size tubes. When I parked my car overnight in New York, I removed my radio/stereo. ...
Tom Interesting feedback. Whilst we all applaud Bobby's endeavours - a 24 page bulletin each week is a bit excessive. Most of us are NOT retired and have...
I agree with you Cheryl. I am very lucky to get my 4 pages in every week. And then do a really nice program for the Annual banquet. Of course we only have 65...
Cheryl, Though your posting was directed towards Tom, I believe you were talking about our bulletin. Thank you for your comments however I would like to...
I do a 2-page newsletter weekly and include one or more photos plus a "calendar" of coming events. We have 24 members. When I took over the job I was lauded...
Joyce, I am editor of a four page newsletter. We have posted it on the web and even mailed it to each member. I have found that it is read by the wives who, in...
Ray MacFarlane
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Oct 2, 2005 7:43 pm
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Dear Bobby, I came in on this discussion rather late. It's inspiring to hear how much your club does. We are a club of 55 members and I took over as editor of...
Ray MacFarlane
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Oct 2, 2005 7:49 pm
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Ray Only two of our members of 46 are NOT online. Our newsletter is sent out electronically with just a few hard copies for those who can't receive it the...
Absolutely there is a need for an editor. The Webmaster is busy keeping the website updated (he created it, too) and editing a newsletter would take several...
Sounds a bit like this house. We put together a District e-Zine which has been well received. It is under the responsibility of the District Secretary who...
Here is a note from Earle Frank, who, at 100 years of age, was president of his club, in Arizona, USA, for the Centennial year. Tom Telfer London, Ontario,...
Dear Ray, Sorry to respond so late. I missed your post when I reviewed my messages yesterday. Our club is not as computer savvy as yours. We have just...
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