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FUTURE
MEETINGS: Meetings
will be at the location noted, at 6:00 pm.
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Sept.
8th: It will be at the Durham Park. Tom
will present Bailey Brock.
Sept
15th: at the Community Park. Final
preparations for the Harvest Festival
Sept
19th: at the storage then to the Durham Park
for The Festival preparation
Sept
20th: The Harvest Festival. All
Day, All Members
Sept.
22nd: Harvest Festival Debrief & Social,
not at BCCC
October
6th: A Toast to K.R.
October
20th: Interact Takeover. Jessica &
Diana
November
3rd: Unknown
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INTRODUCTIONS
Mary Sakuma, former
member and past president,
was visiting us again this week
We also had Preston
Stanley,
who was here to talk about Camp Royal, which he attended this
year. Hismother, Ashley Stanley came with him.
Teresa Draper, who is
soon to
become a member, was also here.
Recognitions
There
no
recognitions this week, but Glenn Pulliam did complain about not
receiving "Must be Present to Win" award but being recognized for his 45th
anniversary, in his absence, last week.
The Program
The
program
was in two parts. First Larry Bradley introduced Preston
Stanley. Preston talked about his experiences at Camp Royal this
year, and what he learned. It
was a great experience.
The
second
part was Glenn Pulliam going through all the parts of the Harvest
Festival,what had been done what was still to do and who was doing it.
Next Meeting
The
next
meeting, will be on September 8th. It
will be in the Durham Park. President Tom
will present Bailey Brock.
Must
Be Present to Win Drawing:
Steve
Heithecker
drew Steve Plume’s name. He was present to win.
Membership
Bring
guests who you think you can interest in becoming a member. We Need More Members! Your
dinner and your guest’s dinner will be paid for by the Club.
Also, bring a guest to one of our occasional social gatherings.
President
Tom is asking the members to bring in new members this year.
Go to the
following Rotary International web site for information on membership
development: https://my.rotary.org/en/learning-reference/learn-topic/membership
.
From this website there is access to membership development and
other related information.
The
Rotary Foundation Donations
You can make a difference in this world by helping
people in need. Your gift can do some great things, from supplying
filters that clean people’s drinking water to empowering local
entrepreneurs to grow through business development training.
The Rotary Foundation will use your gift to fund
the life-changing work of Rotary members who provide sustainable
solutions to their communities’ most pressing needs. But we need help
from people like you who will take action and give the gift of Rotary
to make these projects possible.
When every Rotarian
gives every year, no challenge is too great for us to make a
difference. The minimum gift to The Rotary Foundation is
$25.00. An annual $100.00 gift is a sustaining
member. Once your donations accumulate to $1,000 you become a
Paul Harris Fellow.
If you have any
questions, ask Steve Heithecker.
It is possible to learn more about The Rotary
Foundation on the Rotary web site.
Your gift can be made online or by sending Jessica
Thorpe a check made out to The Rotary Foundation to Durham Rotary,
P.O. Box 383, Durham, California 95958.
The latest District Newsletter has been uploaded
to DACdb - to view it there go to the District tab, open the District
Bulletin file and look for the pdf file named Rotary District 5160
Newsletter.
From
Rotary International’s News and Features Website
For several years I have quoted stories from the
Rotary
International News and Features website. The way those stories are
now on their website makes it more difficult to do. So,
henceforth, I will refer you
to the website, which is www.rotary.org.
Then
click on “News and Stories”.
