Oktoberfest 2018 was a rousing success. Attendance was good and everyone had a great time. The stein holding contest was again a popular event.
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Service Above Self
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Awful Annie's
Awful Annie's
13460 Lincoln Way
Auburn, CA 95603
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Auburn, CA 95603
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Oktoberfest 2018 is here. Please join us on Oct 5, 2018 at the Gold Country Fairgrounds for fun and festivities.
Gold Country Rotary’s 30th
Annual Oktoberfest Oct 5, 2018
At the Gold Country Fairgrounds
Tickets are available from any
Gold Country Rotarian
or
Ralph Smith State Farm Agency
430 Grass Valley Hwy
Auburn, CA 95603
(530) 885-8652
or
George Graziano - (530) 613-0764
george@taxplanrpos.biz
or
Jerry Picaman (530) 401-3066
or
online at Event Brite
see Links at left
Rotarians at Work Day April 28,2018. Gold Country Rotarians descended on Rock Creek School on Saturday to do several tasks. The garden area cleaned up so the children could plant vegetables. The benches around trees that the club had installed a few years ago were given a new coat of paint with some whimsical designs added. The kiosk near the front entrance to the school was moved and positioned at angle that improved it's visibility.
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Gold Country Rotary supports local youth with several awards. Our Community Service Award is for high school seniors that demonstrated a commitment to community service while performing well in academics. Our Douwsma Award is for high school seniors that plan to pursue a vocational career. Our Alan Young Bootstrap Award is given to high school seniors who have overcome adversity to pull themselves up by their "bootstraps" and succeed.
The due date for all applications is March 15, 2018.
You can view/download the applications with the following links.
2018 Community Service Award: documents/en-ca/6219310b-a6af-4083-ab15-b123e2e66f8f/1
2018 Douwsma Award: documents/en-ca/ad63ff15-c98c-47fe-a663-bf9d94704cbb/1
2018 Alan Young Bootstrap Award: documents/en-ca/105499ed-a772-4b04-b97a-aa9754e22025/1
The District 5190 Speech contest is here. Gold Country Rotary is hosting the area contest on April 5, 2018 during our meeting at Awful Annie's Restaurant. This contest is open to all students in grades 9-12. The theme for this year's contest is: "Rotary is Making a Difference. What About Me?"
Applications are due by March 29, 2018.
You can view/download the application and information with this link: documents/en-ca/83e3f2c5-cfee-452d-93ae-4d61c59b4897/1
On Saturday morning Oct 21, 2017 Placer County Rotary clubs participated in an event hosted by Feed My Starving Children. Auburn Rotary, Gold Country Rotary, and Sierra Passport Rotary helped stuff packets of food to be distributed to starving children around the world. There were 179 Rotary members and friends in attendance. The group completed 178 boxes containing 26 food packets each. It was a well organized event and everyone had fun.
October 24th was World Polio Day. Members from Area 5 Rotary clubs gathered at the Auburn Courthouse for a picture celebrating the day. Auburn Rotary, Gold Country Rotary, Sunset Rotary, and Sierra Passport Rotary were all represented in the picture.
Gold Country Rotary members participated in a river rafting event hosted by Auburn Rotary. Sierra Passport Rotary also participated. Fun was had by all on the lower run of the South Fork of the American River. The rafting excursion was followed by a barbecue dinner hosted by Auburn Rotary. $50 of the fee is being donated to the Rotary Foundation Polio Plus fund.
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Gold Country Rotary's 29th annual Oktoberfest is on Oct 6, 2017 at the Gold Country Fairgrounds Placer Building. Tickets are available from any Gold Country Rotarian.
Jerry Picaman was awarded his Paul Harris + 2 pin by Joanne Barragan at her first meeting.
Gold Country Rotary sold Margaritas and Rum & Coke at this years Auburn Family Fourth celebration at the Gold Country Fairgrounds. The money raised was donated the the Rotary International Foundation Polio Plus fund to help the polio eradication effort. Thanks to the volunteers who helped at the event: Carl Bullock, Jeanette Bullock, Lindy Young, Laurie Richardson, Nancy DiMugno, Don Powers, Robin Draghli, Nancie Radakovitz, Bill Radakovitz, Joanne Barragan, Leanne Luebkeman, and Jerry Picaman.
Joanne Barragan replaced Nancie Radakovitz as president of Gold Country Rotary on June 30, 2017 at Nancie's demotion party held at Joanne Barragan's home. A great time was had by all at the party.
Susan Willson was inducted as the newest member of Gold Country Rotary on June 22, 2017. Susan is with the Auburn Sutter Faith Foundation.
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Jeanette Bullock was awarded her Paul Harris plus 2 at the Area 5 Foundation Dinner by President Nancie Radakotitz on March 9, 2017. Carl Bullock was presented with a certificate of appreciation for his outstanding contributions to the fundraising events of Gold Country Rotary.
Gold Country Rotary has moved its meeting location to Awful Annie's at 13460 Lincoln Way, Auburn, CA 95603. Our first meeting at Awful Annie's will be Thursday Feb 2, 2017. We will be meeting in the back room. There is a side door entrance directly into the meeting room. All visitors are always welcome. The lunch menu includes a varied selection of tasty items. The cost for lunch is $20.
We had a wonderful Christmas party hosted by our President Nancie Radakovitz. The food was awesome and plentiful. There was ample time to mingle and talk with all attendees while sampling the food and drink. The White Elephant gift exchange was the highlight of the evening with many gifts changing hands.
The 28th annual Gold Country Rotary Oktoberfest is here. Please join us at the Gold Country Fairgrounds October 21, 2016 from 5:00 to 10:00 PM. Tickets are $25 in advance, and $30 at the door. Tickets are available from any Gold Country Rotarian. Contact Nancie Radakovitz 530-823-9764 nancierad@wavecable.com or Jerry Picaman 530-401-3066 jerry@genbus.com for tickets or info. An authentic German dinner, German dancers and music are included.
On July 1, 2016 Nancie Radakovitz started her year as president of Gold Country Rotary. This is Nancie's second tenure as president. She was previously president in 1998-1999.
Carl Bullock was awarded his Paul Harris + 2 award at the Area 5 Foundation Dinner at the Ridge Event Center on March 30, 2016. Carl received the award for his tireless work in organizing the setups for our annual Oktoberfest and Mardi Gras fundraising events.
Ralph Smith receives a Foundation Award for his tireless work with the Foundation at the Area 5 Foundation Dinner held at the Ridge Event Center on March 30, 2016. Thanks to Ralph's work, Gold Country Rotary is well on it's way to acheiving 100% Paul Harris participation.
Gold Country Rotary's annual Oktoberfest fundraiser is Friday October 2, 2015 at the Gold Country Fairgrounds Placer building. This event is our biggest fundraiser and helps support our scholarship programs. These include Academic Scholarships, Trade School Scholarships, and the Alan Young Bootstrap Award for students who have accomplished goals despite adversities. The funds also support Community Projects including Youth Leadership Camps, Youth Speech Contest, Literacy Programs, Interfaith Food Closet, The Gathering Inn, The Salvation Army, Projects for Seniors, Festival of Lights, Christmas Basket, Eradicating Polio, and ShelterBox Disaster Relief.
District Governor Gail "Virus" Ellingwood visited the Auburn area clubs this week. She enjoyed a dinner for the Area 5 presidents hosted by Jeff and Brandee Ambrosia, and a BBQ attended by members of all 4 Auburn Rotary Clubs.
Leanne Luebkeman was inducted as a new "Friend of Gold Country Rotary". Leanne is a former member who had to resign due to a change in employment. She was a dedicated member and continues to help with club functions.
Linda Fazo was presented with the "Be a Gift to the World" award by District Governor Gail "Virus" Ellingwood during her visit to Gold Country Rotary.
Carl Bullock was presented the "Silent Rotarian" award by District Governor Gail "Virus" Ellingwood during her visit to Gold Country Rotary.
Jerry Picaman has been elected President of Auburn Gold Country Rotary beginning July 1, 2015. Jerry owns General Business Systems, providing flexible and affordable enterprise solutions and support for accounting and business processes. He received a Rotary college scholarship, and joined Gold Country Rotary in September 2011. Congratulations Jerry!
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Kelly Leibold was inducted as a new member of Auburn Gold Country Rotary on June 11, 2015. Kelly is Director of Circulation at Gold Country Media; his office is located on High Street in Auburn. Kelly was a member of the Rotary Club of Roseville a couple of years ago when he was Publisher of the Roseville Press Tribune. He left the club due to a promotion. Kelly's Rotary sponsor is Michael Dockery, the club's Membership Chair. Gold Country Rotary is very happy to welcome Kelly to our Rotary team!
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Rotarian Samuel Jefferson Frazier III gave a very impressive presentation on the Korean martial art, Tang Soo Do. He is the Grand Master of the World MATA Tang Soo Do Federation, the testing and ranking federation for all schools. Sam is also an accomplished pilot and yachtsman, and somehow finds time for his profession as a trial attorney with practices in both Northern and Southern California. Gold Country Rotary President Lynne Tinel is one of Sam's martial arts students.
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Auburn Gold Country Rotary gave $16,000 to graduating high school seniors to help them continue their education at a college or vocational school.
The Rotary club also acknowledged students who overcame hardships, and accomplished their goals through hard work and perseverance. “The Bootstrap award was named for Rotarian Alan Young who had a passion for helping young adults, and was himself a student who pulled himself up by his bootstraps. He dedicated much of his life to serving others,” said Rotary President Lynne Tinel. Students who received awards were from Colfax High School, Foresthill High School, Chana High School, and Forest Lake Christian School.
Pictured from right to left: Sydnee Papera, Isaiah Cross, Christopher Fromhold, Michael O'Keefe, Scott Irons, Cameron Miller, Sarah Bianchi Blayne Costello, and Rotarian Pam Tichenor..jpg)
Auburn Gold Country Rotary donated three ShelterBoxes to provide emergency shelter, warmth, and dignity to people who've lost everything in a disaster. Each green ShelterBox costs $1,000 and typically contains a disaster relief tent for an extended family, blankets, water storage and purification equipment, cooking utensils, a stove, a basic tool kit, a children’s activity pack, and other vital items. To learn more about ShelterBox, go to:
https://youtu.be/XZwWSrHsxus
If you'd like to make a donation of any size toward the cost of a ShelterBox, contact Rotarian and ShelterBox Ambassador Jeanette Bullock at (530) 269-1077.
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Register at the 5190 District website for the 2015 District Conference. Prior to the meetings there is a golf tournament, bicycle rides, tennis tournament, and a breakfast boat tour on the lake.
It’s no fun spending Christmas in the hospital. So Sybil Louton, a patient at Sutter Auburn Faith, was surprised and delighted when Placer High School students Emaleigh White, Emily Burgard, and Sydnee Binder helped make her Christmas a little brighter. They added seasonal touches to her hospital room, and sang Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer.
The girls are all members of Placer High School’s Interact Club, a Rotarian service club for youth whose goal is to learn leadership skills through community service. "I've never done anything like this before. It was very cool," said Interact President Emaleigh White.
“Interact students and Rotarians joined forces to bring Christmas cheer to hospital patients who may feel shut-off from the holidays,” explained Lynne Tinel, President of Auburn Gold Country Rotary. Rotarians Mindy Danovaro, Nancie Radakovitz, and Lynne Tinel met with the girls to deliver specially made greeting cards and decorative Christmas trees for up to 40 patients at Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital.
Nancie summed it up, "Great day, fun time, and special moments with young students showing what they can do to make a difference in peoples lives. So pleased to be a part of this, yet another event, displaying what Rotary and the community can do."
Foundation Executive Director Mindy Danovaro says the staff at Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital understands that the holidays can be a stressful time for patients who aren’t able to spend Christmas at home with their families. “We strive to help patients capture the warmth of the season by making their stay as enjoyable as possible."
For twenty plus years Gold Country Rotary Secretary Donna Book and her husband Stuart have been dressing the part to entertain children during the holidays - from grandchildren to children at day care centers. The children absolutely love Stuart! And why wouldn't they? You won't find a more authentic looking Santa Claus. Or two more giving people!
Gold Country Rotary partners with The Gathering Inn four or more times a year to gather those who are homeless into the warmth of local churches and provide supper, overnight accommodations, and hospitality. On Friday, December 19, Rotarians gathered at the 1st Congregational Church in Auburn and - with the help of the Girl Scouts - prepared and served Italian Spaghetti Sauce with Meatballs, salad, and dessert. “Thanks Gold Country Rotary,” said Executive Director Suzi deFosset. "The Gathering Inn and the guests so appreciate your support and great food. Icing on the cake is seeing how much fun you are having!”
Gold Country Rotarian Dr. Dan Mertz and President Lynne Tinel met with Suzanne Flint, Principal at Rock Creek Elementary School on Friday Dec. 12 to discuss the Gold Country Rotary Dental Health & Education Program - a program that would not exist without the tremendous generosity of Dr. Mertz.
Dr. Mertz and his staff provide free dental care for a couple of hours 2-3 Thursdays a month for 2nd grade students who, for various reasons, do not receive regular dental care. Gold Country Rotarians escort the children to and from the school and dental office. About eight students have received complete dental care thus far.
In addition to meeting with the Principal, our favorite dentist conducted screenings to prioritize the order in which the students need to be seen. Dr. Mertz makes dentistry for these young children such a good experience, they protested when recess arrived because they wanted to see the dentist instead!
On December 9th, Richard Anderson, President of TGH Aviation, very kindly hosted a business tour and social specifically for Auburn Gold Country Rotary Club. We also took the opportunity to help Richard celebrate his birthday.
Stewart & Stephanie Perry served their award winning wines from their Fawnridge winery. Jim Bril, owner of the Monkey Cat Restaurant, provided appetizers. (The Monkey Cat also serves Gold Country Rotarians during their monthly Board meetings).
TGH Aviation provides aircraft instrument services. We were all amazed at TGH’s far reaching global impact, and their prestigious list of customers – which include all branches of the U.S. military, NASA, NATO, and a number of foreign militaries.
A special thanks to TGH’s Jennifer Henry, and Rotarian Katie Abrahamsen, for doing such a great job organizing this event.
World-renowned magician, Alex Ramon, was the highlight of the evening at Gold Country Rotary's Christmas party held at Dingus McGees. Alex has toured with Disney Live and with Ringling Bros. Circus. He recently worked with Taylor Swift at the AMA's (check him out on Facebook). We were incredibly fortunate to have such a great entertainer join our holiday celebration! Thank you Nancie Radakovitz for organizing the party and inviting Alex.
Gold Country Rotary applied for a District Grant to help finance improvements to Gold Country Fairground, a central hub of community activities. We just completed construction of a new 6’ x 63’ concrete walkway behind the Sierra Building. The project was managed by Rotarians Ollie MacIntosh and Don Powers.
The Auburn Community Festival was the perfect venue to introduce the public to the Rotary Clubs in Auburn. Featuring live music, large pumpkin and scarecrow contests, costume contests and pony rides for the kids, and so much more - the festival offered activities for the whole family at no cost.
The three Auburn Rotary Clubs pooled their resources and came together for a large-scale Rotary Day to showcase what each club does in the community and Rotary's work worldwide. A ShelterBox display (tent and supplies) was set-up alongside the Rotary booths.
Attractions included games such as a beanbag toss and spin the Rotary wheel. There were Rotary branded prizes and souvenirs including shopping bags and letter openers displaying the Rotary logo - and for the kids, a 4-Way Test coloring book, fake tattoos, and stickers.
On a beautiful, sunny autumn day, Rotarians manned booths, provided information on how to join a Rotary Club, and handed out literature that highlighted Rotary's humanitarian work.
Auburn business owner Tom Griffen won an $800 shopping spree at Staples - the door prize at Gold Country Rotary's 27th annual Oktoberfest. Staples generously donated $400 toward the prize.
When presented with the door prize Tom said, "I was so shocked and pleased to have been awarded this awesome gift. I have a 12 year old son that is in constant need of school supplies and he’s also at the age where, if he doesn’t have a cell phone, he’ll be labeled an outcast. So this gift will come in super handy for me. Thanks to the entire Rotary team for putting together such a fun and festive Oktoberfest. The food was amazing, the music was festive, and the beer was great too!"
Tom Griffen moved his business, Gold Canyon Insurance Services, from the Silicon Valley to Auburn eleven years ago. The business provides insurance coverage for Taxicabs, Limousines, and Non-Emergency Medical Transport companies for all three West Coast states and have offices at San Francisco Yellow Cab and in Salem Oregon.
Tom enjoys living in Auburn, and says "Our Public Auto insurance transportation company has grown leaps and bounds since being here. It’s a real joy to be part of a tight knit community that is able to put together so many fun events." He has already marked his calendar to attend Gold Country Rotary's annual Mardi Gras party on Saturday, February 21, 2015. As with Oktoberfest, the funds raised go right back into the community.
Thanks to all who joined in the fun for contributing to record attendance.
Gold Country Rotary thanks the following sponsors of our 2014 Oktoberfest.
Bavarian Kingdom - $1200
TGH Aviation - Rich ard Anderson
Beermeister - $1000
Advantage Print
Auburn Journal
Bavarian Castle - $750
Roper's Jewelers
Raley's
Black Forest Estate - $500
Community !st Bank - Jeff Moore
General Business Systems - Jerry Picaman
Magnussen's Auburn Toyota - Tony Toohey
Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital
First Northern Bank
Auburn Alehouse
German Farmhouse - $250
KMSensors - Keith Nesbitt
State Farm - Ralph Smith
Vitas Insurance
Ceronix - Don Whitaker
Rogers Automotive - Walt Schmidt
Master Technicians - Jimmy Mullinex
Cruisers Car Wash - Jeanne Herron
Harris Industrial Gases - Kathleen Harris
Lindy Young
Barber Kenes Capital Mgmt - Glen Kenes
Auburn Rotary
Dr. Nicky Hakimi, DDS
Depoe Bay Coffee
Lusty's Custom Signs
Taco Bill
Munich Hostel - $100
Vicki Winkler
Argonauta - Janie Naffz
Ross Kochenderfer Law Offices
Scinto Graziano LLP
Mike Holmes, Auburn City Council
William W. Kirby M.D.
Jim Holmes, Supervisor Dist. 3
Wilson, Wilson & Taylog CPAs
Radakovitz Property Mgmt.
Ben Harwell, State Farm
Greenlee Chiropractic
King Chiropratic
Joanne Barragan, Realtor
Tinel Design & Marketing
Don Powers, Legal Shield
Leighty Oral Surgery
Performance Motor Works
Van Howd Studios
Daybreak Rotary
Felt Bicycles
Pam Tichenor
Norm G.F. MacLeod
Bob Litchfield
Jimmy Louis, CPA
Bill Wolfe, Big Valley Mortgage
Fernet Branca - $50
Ollie MacIntosh
Curves Auburn
Come join us for the fun at Gold Country Rotary's annual Oktoberfest on Oct 3, 2014 at the Gold Country Fairgrounds.
On Sep 4, 2014 Gold Country Rotary held a fellowship BBQ at Recreation Park in Auburn.
Thank you to the following 2014-15 PAUL HARRIS SUSTAINING MEMBERS who have given $100 or more this year to the Rotary Foundation.
Lynne Tinel Jim Greenlee Jerry Picaman
Ralph Smith Katie Abrahamson Walt Schmidt
Joanne Barragan Laurie Richardson Donna Book
George Graziano Fred Vitas Michael Dockery
On Aug 17, 2014 Auburn, Gold Country, and Daybreak Rotary clubs participated in a river rafting trip on the south fork of the American River. Fun was had by all, and the water fights were enthusiastic.
Come and enjoy the free concert presented by the Auburn Recreation District. Gold Country Rotary will be selling Margaritas and water at our Margaritaville booth.
Click on the link below to watch the youtube video of Daniel Ross describing the impact on his life as a result of receiving the Alan Young Bootstrap award.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgmC26rs2yM&feature=youtu.be
Bootstrap awards winners (from left) Janelle Tatnall, Lauren Morrison, Hollie Hockett, Sarah Ponce, and Kyle deFuentes.
Gold Country Rotary members built 3 tree enclosures and 1 bench for Rock Creek school. They also donated and filled 2 oak planter boxes.
Gold Country Rotary members collected $138 cash donations, 832 food items, 300# pet food, and $250 in diaper donations.
Gold Country Rotary members interviewed 5 students competing for academic scholarships. From left to right they are: Amanda Schafer, Becky Matthews, James Vaughan, Emily Zentner, and Alexis Wildman.
Lisa Kodl of Auburn Bike Works received a Community Service Award from Gold Country Rotary for her outstanding contributions to the community.
Thanks to all members, friends and some girl scouts we had another successful Mardi Gras. The Jello Shots were a hit!
The Auburn Area Council of Beta Sigma Phi gave President Ralph Smith a check for $1300 to be used to help fund our Bootstrap Scholarships-
Linda and Pam dropped off gifts provided by Gold Country Rotarians.
Pictured are DG Harry Mugo, Rotarian Mr. Doshi from the Nairobi South Club, Vicki Winkler of Heart, Phyllis Dunstan, and Auburn Rotary member Bob Dunstan. All three Auburn Rotary clubs are jointly applying for an international grant. They're joining forces with HEART and the Nairobi and Meru Rotary Clubs on a project to install greenhouses and a well in Meru, Kenya. Bob recently visited Nairobi and Meru to learn about the local issues and see first hand the proposed Meru site. The new wells and greenhouses will enable the village to grow crops that currently wither due to a lack of water and nutrients. The project also allows children to attend school instead of collecting water. Due to poor attendance (20% daily absenteeism rate) Leeta School in Meru is currently one of the worst performing schools in the region.
Sustaining Sponsors $500-$1,250
TGH Aviation, Advantage Print Marketing, Lusty’s Custom Signs, Auburn Journal, Raley's, Taco Bill, Joanne “Jo” Barragan, Magnussen's Auburn Toyota, Kenmar Instrumentation Services, General Business Systems, The Master Technicians, Roger’s Automotive, Community 1st Bank, Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital, KM Sensors LLC, R&K Enterprise Solutions, Barber/Kenes Capital Management, Vitas Insurance Agency, Chardun Enterprises, First Northern Bank, Lindy Young, Auburn Alehouse, Rotary Club of Auburn
German Farmhouse $250
Ralph Smith State Farm Agency, George Graziano, La Fornaretta, Maki Heating & Air, Recology Auburn Placer,
Munich Hostel $100
Ross Kochenderfer Law Offices, Bail House Frank Calabretta, Radakovitz Property Management, Bill Kirby Auburn City Council, Howell Sew & Vacuum, Greenlee Chiropractic, Auburn Daybreak Rotary, Depoe Bay Coffee, Steven Phillips CPA, Sterling Properties, Norm Macleod, Mike Holmes, Ollie MacIntosh, King Chiropractic, Pam Tichenor, Ted Moore, Felt Bicycles, Cal-Pay Services, Barbara Besana, Bob Litchfield, Cruiser’s Carwash, Donna Book, Stacy Graham
Gold Country Rotary's information booth at the Auburn Fall Home Show was successful in raising awareness of the ShelterBox disaster relief organization. There was a ShelterBox tent on display along with the stove, water filtration system, cooking and eating utensils, and other items shipped with the tent. Generous donations were accepted in support of ShelterBox's mission. Thanks to all the Rotarians who helped during the 3 day show.
Help Gold Country Rotary's Oktoberfest be a success by becoming a sponsor. Click on the link below to access the sponsor form.
Oktoberfest Sponsor Form
Oktoberfest Sponsor Form
Alan Young would have celebrated his 10 year anniversary with the Gold Country Rotary this August.
Thank you for your service above self.
Thank you for your friendship.
Thank you for your leadership with our Bootstrap Scholarship.
Thank you for your selfless time donated to those in need with Shelter Box.
Thank you for being an Auburn Gold Country Rotarian!
We continue to receive updates from Pam Nelson about all the great produce out at the community garden.
Many thanks to Dave and Lindsy, Denise, and Linda Duff for their help picking this morning.
> Today's pick:,
570 # Tomatoes,
48 # Eggplant
42 # Cucumbers
18 # Pattypan squash
44 # Zucchini
Total pick = 722 pounds - THAT IS HUGE!
Today's pick takes us past the 6.5 ton mark to 13,164 total pick
for the summer.
CONTINUING GRATITUDE AND PLATITUDES!
weather is SOOOOOOOOOOO user friendly! come on out!
pam
If you would like to participate in the Downtown Rotary's River Rafting trip on Saturday August 24th please contact Bob Santin at 530-637-4007 or Bridget Powers at 916-835-4565
Ollie MacIntosh is again putting togeher a crew to assist in feeding the homeless for the Gathering Inn on September 20th. If you are availble to help please contact Ollie.
Here's a link to the Rotary Radio show featuring Linda Fazo discussing the work Auburn Rotary Clubs are doing at Virgil's Community Garden.
http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/36567671
Rotary Radio is broadcast out of Cleveland Ohio and is a great way to get the word out about the wonderful things that our organization does. The format is a 30 minute call in.
For past shows go to – www.rotaryradiointernational.com. The show is on every Monday at 3pm Eastern time.
The 9th annual Rotary West Africa Project Fair including Polio Immunization is scheduled for October 15-24, 2013.
This week-long trip is a hands-on experience in polio eradication, community service,
friendships and learning how to support the Rotary projects of West Africa.
Click on the 2013 West Africa Project Fair link in the Club Links section (below on the left side) for all the details.
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