*Please contact Laurie (lemcleod@aeriepfg.com) or Toni (TPabon@Pacific-Cycle.com) with questions.
PLEASE NOTE: IF YOU NEED A SUBSTITUTE OR TRADE, YOU MUST CONTACT THEM YOURSELF TO ARRANGE : THE BULLETIN WILL NOT REFLECT CHANGES (YOU NEED TO REMEMBER).
Date
Treasurer's Assistant
Greeter 1
Greeter 2
Reflection
Aug 29
Carl Bolstad
William Mowbray
James Olmsted
Jim Langdon
Sep 05
Michael Maass
Rachael See
Terry Siebert
Larry Pincombe
Sep 12
Daniel Fose
Connie Smith
Johanna Young
Lynne Spielman
Sep 19
John Olsen
OFF SITE MEETING
OFF SITE MEETING
Marie Udulutch
Sep 26
Rich Cooper
Greg Blum
Roxanne Brazeau
Dean Ryerson
Oct 03
Carl Bolstad
Charlene Breunig
Anthony Burns
James Wartinbee
Oct 10
Michael Maass
Nathan Considine
David Cush
Jim Langdon
Oct 17
Daniel Fose
Debra Dieter
Ruth Domack
Larry Pincombe
Oct 24
John Olsen
Leo Edelstein
Michael Faulhaber
Lynne Spielman
Oct 31
Rich Cooper
Mary Feldt
Lynne Goldsmith
Marie Udulutch
Nov 07
Carl Bolstad
Stuart Herro
Matthew Loch
Dean Ryerson
Nov 14
Michael Maass
Laurie Logan
Mary Ruth Marks
James Wartinbee
Nov 21
Daniel Fose
Lorelle Micklitz
Peder Moren
Jim Langdon
Nov 28
NO MEETING
NO MEETING
NO MEETING
NO MEETING
Dec 05
Daniel Fose
Svein Morner
William Mowbray
Lynne Spielman
Dec 12
John Olsen
James Olmsted
Paul Patenaude
Marie Udulutch
PLEASE NOTE: IF YOU NEED A SUBSTITUTE OR TRADE, YOU MUST CONTACT THEM YOURSELF TO ARRANGE : THE BULLETIN WILL NOT REFLECT CHANGES (YOU NEED TO REMEMBER).
A quick reminder that our club's summer social is this Friday, August 29 from 6-8 p.m. in honor of our Glenn Koepp Scholars: Steven Barnes and Sister Elena Castro.
Tamarak Trials Club House
110 S. Westfield Rd.
Madison, WI 53711
Wine and beer will be provided. Please bring an appetizer to share.
16 RSVP's have come in so far, we have room for more! Dean says the pool will be open.
We are proud to host Alba Valle Izquierdo, inbound student from Spain. She is pictured with her first Host Mother, Carey Cress Fose, where they recently met in Barcelona. Alba is 18 and arrives in Madison August 28. She will be attending Middleton High School.
Alba lives in a four room flat near the center of Barcelona, located in northern Spain on the Mediterranean coast. Alba’s parents are both teachers. She has one older sister, Neila. Alba’s native languages are Spanish and Catalan and she speaks English quite well. She plays the piano, volunteers at a hospital and enjoys skiing, reading and writing.
Her favorite activity is travelling. She has been to England, Canada, Norway and Brazil in addition to several countries in Europe.
Dan Fose, Youth Exchange Officer, Connie Smith, Youth Exchange Counselor
Alba with her first Host Mom, Carey Fose. They met in Barcelona earlier this month.
Unfortunately, we received a message today rescinding the case beer sale offer from WI Brewing. We are not to sell any more cases and our flyers will not be valid. Sorry about this, but is is out of our control. Please spread the word.
As photojournalist Allison Kwesell walks through the narrow streets of an Indian village, familiarity sets in. She visited here four years ago, when she first met Samir and his family. He was two years old then and had recently contracted polio.
Kwesell approaches the front porch of a home when she hears an older woman yelling “Samir! Samir!” She runs toward the voice, wondering if she’ll recognize the boy. She sees six children playing chase on the dry earth, the dirt forming clouds around their feet. From afar she notices a young boy, not unlike the other barefoot children in the backyard...
The village of Kumbharwadi is one of many in a drought-prone region near Mumbai, India. Until recently, its residents had access to only one well with drinkable water. During the summer months, the well runs dry, and the women and girls of the village travel three to four hours a day to search for water.
Enter Project Boond, undertaken by a Rotaract club, a Rotary club, and the Watershed Organization Trust to provide clean drinking water and sanitation facilities in Kumbharwadi. Nikunj Pherwani, 2013-14 president of the Rotaract Club of Hassaram Rijhumal College of Commerce and Economics in...
In Jamaica, 11-year-old Jordan Allwood reads his classmates a story about a lonely puppy who finds a new family.
The puppy grows into a big dog, enjoys walks along the beach, and survives a frightening autumn day when he is caught in a trap before being rescued by his family. Jordan's story is one of hundreds that were written by children ages 7-11 for a writing contest organized by the Rotary E-Club of the Caribbean 7020 and supported by clubs in 10 Caribbean nations.
The best stories, including Jordan's, were published in "The Butterfly StoryBook," produced by the club and sold through...
When Marty Hatala, a member of the Rotary Club of Boaz, Alabama, first traveled to Ghana in 2010 to volunteer at a local orphanage, she saw how local communities struggled to find clean water.
Though at least 80 percent of the country's population has access to improved water sources, according to UNICEF, 5 million Ghanaians still use water from unsafe sources. That leaves a significant part of the country's population susceptible to a range of diseases. Worldwide, one out of every five deaths among those under the age of five is caused by water-related diseases.
Hatala's experiences in Ghana...
In case you haven't heard, a man raised nearly $60,000 to make potato salad as a spoof on a popular fundraising site. If he can do that, a campaign to raise money for feeding hungry children or building a school in a war-torn country should be a snap, right?
Wrong. The Internet is littered with humanitarians struggling to raise the money and gather the resources for projects that could make a positive impact in the world.
So, what is the secret to a successful crowdsourcing campaign? It's simple, really: make it easy to give. Here are some ways you can make it easy for supporters to back your...
