You can find all our club documents here. Events with other clubs is updated weekly.
Bulletins are archived weekly. You can find past bulletins on our homepage or here.
T-shirts
T-shirts will be available this week. There is a sample picture in the Documents section. Other shirts will be coming soon.
Website advertising
We need more advertisers. We do not do fundraisers unless we are working with other clubs, but advertising is so easy. Find someone who is willing to run an ad. That's all there is to it. There are also more documents in the Document Download section that explain how to go about it.
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Sharron Czorny
August 13
Beth Campbell
August 16
Barbara Parker
August 22
Anniversaries
Ariane Carriere
Carriere Carriere
August 9
Fred Carriere
Ariane
August 9
Join Date
Ariane Carriere
August 22, 2000
18 years
Thank you from the President
Thank you all for following our European trip on Facebook, and for the many best wishes on our 50th anniversary. Unfortunately I was not able to get a bulletin out because the internet was just not strong enough.
Next meeting
Our next meeting will be August 28, at 7:00 pm. Click on
There are some things to catch up on. A tentative agenda can be found in Documents. See how to get there in the note at the left. This meeting will be recorded so that anyone who cannot make it will be able to listen to it later. Counts as a makeup.
We need to start succession planning. Len Goddard will have news about the possibility of sponsoring a refugee family.
Engaging with Rotary to enhance your membership experience
from theRotary Service and Engagement Newsletter
We’re celebrating our members and their clubs — and all the good they do around the world — during Membership and New Club Development Month in August.
One way you can celebrate your membership is by getting involved in the many activities and programs available to you as a member of the Rotary family. Everyone’s reason for joining Rotary is different, but members stay because of the value it adds to their lives. Through the friends we make and the lives we change, Rotary offers us opportunities to engage with a global community and make a positive difference.
Here are some ways you can engage with Rotary to enhance your membership experience:
Explore your passions and hobbies with fellow Rotarians by joining one of 80 Rotary Fellowships.
Foster intercultural understanding through an intercountry committee. An ICC promotes peace and friendship and strengthens relationships between two countries.
Attend a project fair to support an international service effort while learning about another culture.
Take your projects to the next level
Collaborate with experts from a Rotarian Action Group to help ensure your service projects have a lasting impact.
Sponsor a Rotary Community Corps (RCC) to get members of your community involved in making a difference. RCC members plan and carry out projects in their communities and support local Rotary club projects, but they are not members of a Rotary club.
Work with your district community, international, and vocational service chairs to boost your service efforts.
Use technology to achieve greater impact
Rotary’s Discussion Groups, Rotary Ideas, and Rotary Showcase can contribute to the success of any service project, from start to finish. Join or start a conversation in a discussion group on My Rotary. Find support for a project on Rotary Ideas. And share your project successes on Rotary Showcase to inspire others and promote Rotary’s work to improve communities around the world.
Collaborating with partners on sustainable service projects
Working with partners can strengthen club and district service projects by ensuring sustainability, providing access to expertise, and fostering local networks. Rotary’s service partners join us on specific projects that support our causes. Consider partnering with one of the following organizations on your next project:
Ashoka to create positive social and economic change