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Wheels in Motion, Volume XI, Issue 28, Feb. 22, 2019
A Message from Vice President Clint
By Clint Jaeger Berry on Thursday, February 21, 2019
Dear South Brunswick Island Rotarians:
Another great meeting this past Friday.
Club Meeting Chad Porter delivered an inspiring presentation this past Friday based
on his life story. He truly brought home the significance of being honest
South Brunswick Islands with yourself and facing life with a positive outlook even when bad
Meets at Ocean Ridge Plantation, things happen. What an inspiring story and a strong reminder of what
Tamers' Restaurant life is all about.
351 Ocean Ridge Pkwy SW
Ocean Isle Beach, NC 28469 In addition, we had the privilege of introducing Ken Dresser as the
Time: Friday at 07:30 AM newest member of our club. He was in attendance with his wife
Barbara.
Thank you to each of you for continuing commitment to SBIRC!
Volume XI, Issue 28
Yours in Rotary Service,
Friday, February 22,
Clint
2019
Welcome: Vice President Clint
Berry
Program: A Report on RYLA Conference
Invocation & Pledge of Allegiance
Breakfast By Jennifer Hardee Vanasse on Thursday, February 21, 2019
District 7730 Rotary Youth Leadership Awards conference was held at the Trinity Center, Pine Knoll
Sgt.-at-Arms: Introduction of Shores, the weekend of Jan. 25-27.
Visiting Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) is a leadership experience organized by Rotary clubs and
Rotarians & Guests, Fines & Happy districts where delegates develop skills as a leader while having fun and making connections.
Dollars District 7730 RYLA is specifically for high school juniors.
Rotary Moment
What are the benefits for RYLA delegates?
Announcements
Build communication and problem-solving skills
Program: A Report on the Discover strategies for becoming a dynamic leader in your school or community
RYLA conference Learn from community leaders, inspirational speakers, and peer mentors
Unlock your potential to turn motivation into action
Of the things we think, say or do: Have fun and form lasting friendships
1. Is it the TRUTH? Representing the South Brunswick Islands Rotary Club this year were: Nick Barber, Edward Fulwood,
and Austin High, who will report on their experience there this Friday.
2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?
Nick, while he says he doesn't participate in extra cirricular activities, is quite busy. He is involved in
3. Will it build GOODWILL and his church (Beach Assembly), holds down a job, keeps up with his studies, does Tae Kwon Do and
BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? stays physically active. Nick is interested in either becoming an aeronautical engineer or a minister.
4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all
concerned? Edward is an Eagle Scout from Troop 201, the scout troop our club supports. He's an avid member of
the FFA (Future Farmers of America), competitive on both the District and National levels. He enjoys
Meeting Adjourned farmlife and the outdoors. Working with his hands doing things like welding and carpentry, bring
Edward a great deal of pleasure. Edward also enjoys volunteering and being active in his church
Rotary Club Greeters (Friendship Baptist). He aspires to have a career in the wildlife/ forestry field.
Dennis Winters, Feb. 22 Lastly, Austin is no stranger to us as she has been involved in Interact and part of our Rotary family
Janie Withers. March 1 for years. Aside from Interact, Austin is passionate about show choir. She also enjoys hobbies such as
Bernadette Wolfe, March 8 reading, singing, dancing, and photography. She is active in her church (Beulah Baptist). Austin would
like to someday become a forensic scientist and have a career with the FBI or other governmentFran Wylie, March 15
Bill Wylie, March 22 agency.
February Anniversaries
Mason Anderson, 18 yrs. February Student of the Month is Jordyn Tate Huffman
Lin Kelly. 11 yrs.
Karim Mawji, 2 yrs. By Martha Warren Warner on Wednesday, February 20, 2019
John Mohr, 14 yrs.
Cindy Reed, 22 yrs. The South Brunswick Islands Rotary Student of the Month for February is Jordyn Tate Huffman, the
Norm Rogers,14 yrs. daughter of Wayne and Mitzi Huffman of Holden Beach. Jordyn ranks 5 out of 355 students in her
Bernadette Wolfe, 2 yrs. senior class with a 4.42 GPA. She is enrolled in all AP and Honors classes this year.
Gary Younts. 22 yrs.
School Activities:
February Birthdays Class President - Grades 11, 12
Anderson Mason, Feb. 10 Class Secretary/Treasurer - Grades 9, 10
Mike Hebert, Feb. 15 Fellowship of Christian Athletes - Grades 9-12
John Henson, Feb. 23 ROTC - Grades 9-12
Glenn Humbert, Feb. 11 Spirit Club - Grades 11-12
Savannah Idol, Feb. 20 SGA (Student Government Association) - Grades 9-12
Evan Potts, Feb. 14 Member of SALT (Student Athlete Team) - Grades 9-10
JV Girls' Softball - Grades 9-10
Varsity Girls' Softball - Grades 11-12
Events Member of the Championship Conference Softball Team - Grade 11
JV Girls' Volleyball - Grades 9-10
Varsity Girls' Volleyball - Grades 11-12
February 22nd Carolina Flames Showcase Softball - Grades 10-12
SBI Club Meeting Cape Fear Volleyball Travel Team - Grades 9-10
March 1st
SBI Club Meeting Awards/Honors:
March 8th Attended North Carolina Tar Heel Girls' State - 2018
SBI Club Meeting NC Girls' State Junior Counselor � Upon high school graduation in June
Graduation Marshal - Grade 11
March 15th National Honor Society - Grades 10-12
SBI Club Meeting Battalion Executive Officer of the West Brunswick HS JROTC - Grade 12
March 22nd Numerous JROTC Offices - Grades 9-12
SBI Club Meeting Awarded "Most Physically Fit Female" for JROTC Cadet Challenge - Grades 10-11
March 22nd Community:
Waccamaw Peer Court 7th Helped coach Cedar Grove Volleyball Team - Grades 9-12
Trial/Mock Organized Food Drive to help stock the Brunswick Islands Food Pantry - Grades 11-12
Attends Sharon United Methodist Church
Club Leaders Employment:
Haley's Ice Cream Store in Holden Beach
Randell W. Thompson
Hobbies:
President
Loves to read, enjoys working with animals, playing softball and traveling
Post-Secondary Plans:
Jordyn will be attending UNC-Chapel Hill in the fall of 2019. She plans to double major in biology and
chemistry on a PreMed/PreDental Track. Eventually, she would like to become a dental surgeon in the
David Vanasse Navy or Air Force.
President-Elect
Clint Jaeger Berry 2019 Fore Kids Golf Tournament
President-Nominee
Vice President By Lin Kelly on Thursday, February 7, 2019
It is that time of the year again. We need all of you to make this a
Savannah Idol successful tournament.
Secretary
Get your foursomes in early as we are only taking 32 teams this year.
Listed below are three links:
Gary Olin One to make a donation.
Treasurer
One to volunteer the day of the tournament
One to sign up foursomes who wish to pay on line.
Lin Kelly
Club Executive
Secretary DONATE
Vice Treasurer
VOLUNTEER
Eugene Steadman Jr.
Sergeant-at-Arms FOURSOMESHere are the forms you need to give to those who want to be a sponsor or sign up for a foursome
Harvey James Moore
iPast President TEAM ENTRY FORM
SPONSOR FORM
SPONSORSHIP LEVELS
COVER LETTER
Hector Batchelor
Club Admin Chair W9
Contact Lin at lin@linkelly.com if you have any questions.
Michael Lewis
Club Admin Co-Chair
RAD Contest March 17, 2019
William J. Wylie Sr. By Lin Kelly on Thursday, January 3, 2019
Club Rotary Foundation
Chair Happy New Year!!
Now is the time to reconnect with school principals, counselors, speech/debate teachers, etc. to get
Robert F. Stinson student interest for RAD, Rotary Against Drugs speech contest.
Club Membership Chair The topic is, �What are the Causes, Effects, and Prevention of Drug and Alcohol Abuse�.
This year's contest has been moved to Sunday, March 17, 2019. The location is James Sprunt
Community College, Williams Building, Kenansville, NC. The registration opens at noon, and the
Evan Potts speeches begin promptly at 1:00 pm.
Club Membership Co- RAD began in 1992 by Rotary International President, Clifford Dochterman. It was his hope to have
Chair high school students educate their peers about the financial costs, family suffering, the damage to
themselves, and offering some suggestions to prevent abuse. Times have not changed, only the
availability of drugs and the new forms that are produced.
Trip Purcell
Club Public Image Chair The rules are simple for the students:
No props are allowed (power point, posters, etc.)
The speech is NOT to be any longer than six (6) minutes
The speech is to be memorized NOT read. Points are taken away for reading.
Susan Usher Eggert Must be a high school student (private, public or home schooled
Club Public Image Co- No more than five (5) students from one (1) school.
Chair Most importantly, the speech should be in the language to their peers not adults
In 2007, Dr Donald Hayman; from District 7710, Chapel Hill, NC revised a booklet that was produced
to help students with suggestions, tips, and show how the judging is done.
Myong S Jensen
Club Service Co-Chair We have raised the prize money to:
1 st place $500
2 nd place $400
3 rd place $300
William R. McGowan II Attached is the judging sheet and application for you to take to the schools to share with their
Club Service Co-Chair students.
As a Rotarian, this is a great Youth Service Project for your club.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to text me or email me.
Kathleen MacDonald Pam High
Club Service Chair Chair RAD
phigh8064@msn.com
910-305-5632
Jennifer Hardee Click here for application
Vanasse
RYLA Chair Click here for scoring sheet
Club Youth Services
Chair
Charles M. Nance Jr.
Club Service Co-Chair
WBHS 2019 Scholarship Information Available!
By Lin Kelly on Wednesday, January 23, 2019The South Brunswick Islands Rotary Club selects and awards from those WBHS graduating seniors
John R. Mohr
who apply: at least, two $1,000 academic scholarships, a $1,000 vocational scholarship, a $1000
Club Youth Services
Interact scholarship and the Richard Lancaster Award (a $500 band award) to pursue a degree from a
Co-Chair
university, college, community or junior college. See below for guidelines and requirements to make
application for a South Brunswick Islands Rotary scholarship.
CLICK HERE FOR ENTIRE DOCUMENT
Frances M. Wylie
Club Sunshine
Committee Chair
Jeff L. Mount
Assistant Governor
District 7730 Upcoming Events
By Lin Kelly on Wednesday, January 2, 2019
February 24, 2019
RAD
James Sprunt Community College
Kenansville, NC
March 21-23, 2019
PETS
Greensboro, NC
March 30, 2019
Days at Boys & Girls Home
Waccamaw, NC
April 25-29, 2019
District Conference
Swansboro, NC
June 1-5, 2019
RI Internatinal Convention
Hamburg, Germany
Clubs in Brunswick County
By Lin Kelly
Rotary around Brunswick County
Leland Area Rotary Club
Meetings: Thursday, 7:30 AM
Meeting Location: Leland Holiday Inn Express
Leland, NC 28451
Shallotte Rotary Club
Meetings: Thursday, 12:30 PM
Planet Fun/Starz Grille
349 Whiteville Rd. (Rt. 130)
Shallotte, NC 28470
Southport Rotary Club
Meetings: Wednesday, 12:30 PMMeeting Location: Southport-Oak Island Chamber of Commerce 4433 Long Beach Road Southport, NC 28461 Southport Evening Rotary Club Meetings: First Tuesday of Month, 5:30 PM Oak Island Moose Lodge 4239 Long Beach Road Southport, NC
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