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Rotary Club of Gold Beach * Meeting each Wednesday at noon at the Event Center on the Beach Showcase Building * July 07, 2010 * Meeting #51
TODAYʼS PROGRAM: Rick Francona - Middle East Conflict
CHANGING OF THE GUARD: Welcome New District Governor Claire Little! Below is an excerpt from her Online Newsletter. To read more please go to: http://district5110.org/uploads/Newsletter
"Good morning Generators and welcome to our 2010-2011 Rotary year! It is a privilege and pleasure to serve as your district governor. Rotary provides us with many opportunities to grow personally and professionally by engaging us in humanitarian service in our community and our world. This year our emphasis is to promote continuity and focus on projects that address the needs listed in Rotaryʼs six areas of focus. I encourage clubs to be creative and to work collaboratively to produce stronger, sustainable outcomes.
"Building Communities--Bridging Continents", our 2010-2011 theme, really fits a strategic vision for all Rotary districts. It is at the club level that Rotarians are "Building Communities." Itʼs through this community involvement that we attract members to Rotary. Focusing equally on the second part of the theme "Bridging Continents" will allow District 5110 clubs to reach higher levels of international service."
UPCOMING PROGRAMS
July 14 - District Governor Claire Little
July 21 - Wayne Kreiger - State Rep
July 28 - Greg Marshall ODFW
UPCOMING FUNDRAISERS ETC
July August 21 - Party at the Park
August 28 - Salmon DerbySeptember 11 - Bike the Rogue
Road & Trail Cleanup - Mark Sayler (Date TBD)
Rotary Trail @ the Park - Need a Volunteer
Party at the Park - Corey
Salmon Derby - Bryan, Gloria & Mary
Bike the Rogue - Corey
TRAIL CLEANUP
About 20 some years ago our Rotary Club built a Fitness Trail in the woods above Buffington City Park. Ray Rediske was the spark plug that kept the trail in shape. Since Ray's passing the trail has become a "jungle" and reflects on Gold Beach Rotary. The Party at the Park is coming up soon and we need to make the trail walkable again.
On Saturday, July 10 those who are willing and able will meet in the east parking lot and tackle
the job from 9 a.m.until noon. If we have enough help, we should get it cleared and usable and
some of the fitness stations can be taken care of later. If you can't come the full three hours, every
bit you can spare will be appreciated. Tools needed include heavy duty mowing machines,(not regular lawn mowers) heavy duty weed whackers, gas powered hedge shears, pruning shears, machetes, hay forks, and steel rakes. A DR weed and brush mower would be great. I have a sickle bar mower and gas powered shears we can use.Let's get it done so we can still be proud to have our Rotary name on the trail.
MEMBERSHIP MOMENT: The Committee of Bryan Little, Gloria Eide, and Mary Stansell would like to extend their thanks to the following Rotarians who assisted with the Rotary Booth at the Party at the Port. Peter and MaryAnn, Gary Saks, Dave Little, Mark Sayler, BJ and Don Martin, Corey Bard, Becky Atherton, Amber Hughes, and Jeni Meyer.
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