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Directors
President Kathy Sirak
President Elect Pete Webb
Vice President Dave Lowrance
Secretary Julie Rowland
Treasurer Dennis McMann
Past President Vince Chamberlain
Director of Club Service Carol Connor
Director of Vocational Service Betsey Cox-Buteau
Director of Community Service Basil Harris
Director of International Service Peter Bennett
Director of New Generations Service Venu Rao
Sgt at Arms Michael O'Neill
Membership Chair Bob Cormier
Family Brunch Chair Carol Connor
Fast 5K Race Chair George LeCours
Community Service Chair Michael O'Neill
Partnership Chair Carol Connor
Fellowship Bob Cormier
Education Committee Chair Krishna Mangipudi
Foundation Chair Krishna Mangipudi
Public Relations Chair Venu Rao
Website Administrator Basil Harris
Speakers & Programs Chair Basil Harris
Youth Echange Officer Peter Bennett
Interact Chair Venu Rao
Four Way Speach Chair Betsey Cox-Buteau
Club Visioning Vince Chamberlain
Changing of the Gavel Vince Chamberlain
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32 Proctor Hill Rd. (Rte. 130)
Brookline, NH 03033
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Posted by Basil Harris on Jun 02, 2013

Club Sponsors Ninth Annual Hollis Fast 5K Run
Record 1,600 Runners Expected

The ninth annual Hollis Fast 5K is set for a 6:30 pm start from the Hollis Brookline Middle School in Hollis on Thursday evening June 13, 2013.

This year we expect to reach our cut off of 1,600 runners, which will top last year's 1,305 registered runners. Runners from Hollis, Nashua, Brookline Merrimack, Amherst in New Hampshire and from fifteen other states (MA, RI, FL, ME, MI, NV, CT, PA, OH, VT, IL, MS, IN, UT, NJ) are currently registered to participate.

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Left to Right:  Stephen Pickiconis (USATF-NE), Lisa Doucette, (USATF-NE), George LeCours, Race Director (Hollis Brookline Rotary) Bob Cormier (HB Rotary), Ron DeBlois (HB Rotary), Tom Derderian, President, (USATF-NE). 

 

To Register for this year's event CLICK HERE

Posted by Basil Harris on Feb 25, 2013

 No Glory This Year, But...

2013 Bowling for Kids Sake A Great Success...& Fun!

A huge thanks to all who came out to participate - either as "crack bowlers" or will wishers and cheerleaders - on Feb. 3rd for the annual  Bowl For Kids Sake in Merrimack, sponsored by Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Nashua and Greater Salem.

Where the HBRC team lacked in bowling skills we more than made up for in heart, grit, fun, and interesting technique. There were no major fist fights, very little spitting or name calling, and only one or two threatened law suits. We'll save all that for next year.

We also need our own bowling shirts like Milford had....

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 Bowlers from left to right: Venu "The Outsourcer" Rao, Kevin "The Professor" Rowland, Peter "Mr. Bigshot" Bennett, Vince "the Vice" Chamberlain, Mike "The Strike" O'Neill, and Basil "Put The Camera Away Already" Harris (not shown)

Posted by Basil Harris on May 22, 2013

New Annual Celebration of Peace
Recognizes Hollis-Born Noah Worcester

Continuing the decades-old Rotary focus on enhancing international peace and understanding, the Hollis Brookline Rotary Club will present its First Annual Celebration of Peace on Wednesday, May 22nd at the Lawrence Barn in Hollis, NH.

Featured will be remarks by Charles Worcester on the memory of his ancestor, Noah Worcester, Hollis-born peace-advocacy pioneer, and a centerpiece presentation by world-recognized Dr. Donna Hicks, of Harvard University, on her two decades of experience in the field of non-violent conflict resolution.

For more information, CLICK HERE

Posted by Kathy Sirak on Apr 30, 2013

Club Member Honored By State Democratic Party
Rolf Bremer Celebrates 20 Years of Service

On April 5th, the Brookline Democratic Party honored Brookline Rotarian Rolf Bremer for 20 years of service as Chairman of the Brookline Democrats.

In attendance at the dinner and award ceremony were, among others, State Representative Melanie Levesque and State Senator Peggy Gilmore. Both spoke eloquently regarding Rolf's many contributions over the years. Congratulations were also received from state Party officials, including  Governor Maggie Hassan.

Congratulations and best wishes from the entire Hollis-Brookline Rotary Club for 20 years of honorable service to Brookline community, Rolf!

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Posted by Basil Harris on Dec 13, 2012

PHF Awarded to HBRC Member
Venu Rao Honored for Hurricane Sandy Relief Efforts

Club Member Venu Rao was recently presented with a Paul Harris Fellowship Award by DG Tony Gilmore (see picture) for his outstanding efforts in coordinating and helping to distribute Hurricane Sandy relief supplies to needy families in the New York/New Jersey area.

Following the historic storm Governor Gilmore called on Rao to coordinate the efforts of District 7870 clubs in N.H. in assembling clothing, food, household articles, and other necessary supplies at a central location in Nashua for shipment south. The project went off remarkably smoothly with an almost full 50-foot tractor trailer load of supplies making the delivery in late November.

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Thanks and congratulations to Venu for taking the lead in this ambitious effort and bringing the project to a successful conclusion.

Posted by Basil Harris on Jun 02, 2013

The Badge

A DEA Agent stopped in at a ranch in Texas and talked to an old rancher. He told the rancher, "I need to inspect your ranch for illegally grown drugs." The rancher said, "Okay, son, but don't you go into that there field over there...".  As he pointed out in to the distance, the DEA agent verbally exploded and said, "Look here mister, I have the authority of the U.S. Federal Government behind me!" Reaching into his rear pocket, the arrogant agent pulled out his badge and proudly displayed it to the old rancher within an inch of his nose.
 
"See this here badge?! This badge means I can go wherever I want ... On any land! ... No questions asked ... No answers given! Do you understand that old man?!"

The rancher nodded kindly, apologized, and went about his chores.
 
Sometime later the rancher heard loud screams coming from the field he'd told the agent to avoid. He looked over and saw the DEA lad running for his life, being chased by the rancher's great big Santa Gertrudis Bull ...... and with every step, the bull was gaining ground on the officer, and it seemed highly likely that the young man would sure enough get gored before he reached safety.
 
The officer was terrified and screaming for help, so the old rancher threw down his tools and ran as fast as he could to the fence, and put his hands up to his face and yelled at the top of his lungs ......

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