Meetings are Thursdays starting at Noon with room opening at 11:45 am
NOW LOCATED AT the Plymouth Community Center.
14800 34th Ave N, Plymouth, MN 55447
Also please Note we have a new member application from Bruce Warren who is a retired aerospace engineer. If you have any questions or comments about him being a member, please let someone on the board know. He volunteers as a school math tutor so he will be a great addition to our scholarship review team. This is the second publication of his proposed membership.
We look forward to the application from Neha Markanda soon. We have a print out of her web site so we know what to plan on but still no application yet.
Here is our Speaker Calendar for the immediate future.
| Board |
2/2/23 |
Twila Brase, Prez & Co-Founder |
Citizens Council for Health Freedom |
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2/9/23 |
Wes Hallenberg/Shawn Ruby |
Tax tips for 2022 tax preparation |
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2/16/23 |
HEARTSAFE CPR TRAINING |
RCOP Heart Safe Team |
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2/23/23 |
Peter Bartling |
Fairview-Sanford Health Acquisition |
| Board |
3/2/23 |
Christina Hallquist |
Prevent Hunger Campaign |
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3/9/23 |
Paul Buck |
Update on Rotary Tree Walk & City Parks |
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3/16/23 |
Jess Riley |
Facility tour of Plymouth Comm Center |
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3/23/23 |
Tim Mulcrone |
Update on Rotary Polio Eradication |
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3/30/23 |
5th Thursday No Meeting |
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4/6/23 |
Dave Perrill |
Crypto Currency |
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4/13/23 |
Dave Olson |
Foundation Awards & Presentation |
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4/20/23 |
Jenni Ebert |
Update on Wayzata Comm Ed programs |
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4/27/23 |
Jennifer Gilmore |
How to downsize & declutter |
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5/4/23 |
Kim Ratz |
Ridgedale Y Programming |
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5/11/23 |
Ann Farrell |
Leagueaires |
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5/18/23 |
Megan Dayton |
Changing demographics of Minnesota |
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5/25/23 |
Kim Carlsen/Wendy Lundsgaard |
Decoding Dyslexia |
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6/1/23 |
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6/8/23 |
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6/15/23 |
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6/22/23 |
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6/29/23 |
5th Thursday No Meeting |
Contact Carol with your speaker for the new year please.
TALKING POINTS:
What is Rotary and WHY WOULD ANYONE CARE?
Rotary is a philanthropic organization that has a core group of committed volunteers in nearly every developed city in the world, who work to make their community a better place.
Here are 3 reasons for your friends to care:
- If you have moved here from somewhere else, and you join a local club, you can plan and do projects involving friends locally with those from anywhere you came from.
- Or for another example, when your local food shelf needs something, or someone, who can they ask and where do volunteers come from? Rotary Clubs supply money and volunteers for all sorts of our community charities.
- Rotary tries to measure everything with its four-way test. 1) Is it the truth? 2) Is it fair to all concerned? 3) Will it build good will and better friendships? 4) Will it be beneficial to all concerned? If something fails in any of those dimensions, it does not meet Rotary’s high-quality standards. We have been honored and welcomed to join.
THE OBJECT OF ROTARY
The Object of Rotary is to encourage
and foster the ideal of service as a
basis of worthy enterprise and, in
particular, to encourage and foster:
First The development of
acquaintance as an opportunity for
service;
Second High ethical standards
in business and professions, the
recognition of the worthiness
of all useful occupations, and
the dignifying of each Rotarian's
occupation as an opportunity to
serve society;
Third The application of the ideal of
service in each Rotarian's personal,
business, and community life;
Fourth The advancement of
international understanding,
goodwill, and peace through a
world fellowship of business and
professional persons united in the
ideal of service.
If you are receiving this Bulletin and you are no longer a member, or never were a member, the reason it is coming to you is that we want you to consider becoming a member now. We want you in our club. If no one has personally said it recently, consider this your invitation to come as soon as you can. You are important to us.
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