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Rotary Club of Woodland Local and International Service is our goal...
Club Members are a part of a worldwide organization interested in world peace, understanding and most notably leading the effort to eliminate polio from the planet. The “End Polio Now” effort of Rotary has eliminated Polio from all but 3 countries and all 3,000 clubs in the world are committed and working to end Polio in the next few years – we are “This Close”!
Locally our Club sponsors leadership camps and provides scholarships to local students, provides a free BBQ Lunch to seniors each year, supports community projects and promotes community awareness and education for our Members through interesting and informational programs each week.
Clyde Brooker President 2014-2015
Together we can...
March 3rd Meeting Highlights
TODAY'S MEETING WAS HELD AT THE MATCHBOOK WINE COMPANY TASTING ROOM IN ZAMORA. OWNERS LANE AND JOHN GIGUIERE WERE OUR HOSTS FOR WINE TASTING.
LUNCH - Our Cracchiolos sandwich lunch was ready for us.
ENGAGEMENT - Kris Kristensen introduced his girl friend Kathy Amen and announced they became engaged to be married.
MARRIED - Gary Wirth reported he had just returned from a three week vacation to Antartica, fell in love with penguins, and got married to Margaret Stephens Anderson while there!
2015 Dinner Auction - A Great Evening!
More pictures below...
SPECIAL THANKS Our Dinner Auction would not have been possible without the support of those listed below:
Aniek Ramsay - Dinner tickets, posters, check-in and indispensable advisor Linda Konietzko - Decorations, Lucky Draw Raffle and indispensable advisor Scott Johnston - Oral Auction Items Gary Wegener - Silent Auction and Lucky Draw Raffle Mark Ullrich - Sponsorships Steve Venables - Travel Arrangement Guru & Dream Napa Valley Trip Raffle Rosemary O'Brien & Chuck Maltese - Program Booklet Creation & Production Christian Sherrill - Power Point Visual Presentation Jim Nolan - Chief Cleanup Specialist with a smile Woodland Sunrise Rotary - Bartending and related services Rotary Interact Club/Tim Pettit and Peter Holmes Tony Delevati - Number Cruncher & Cashier Kevin Haarberg - Auctioneer and Revenue Enhancement Jim McGibbon & Kirsten Kristensen - Faye & Chandler Tributes Plainfield Pickers/Jim Hilliard - musical entertainment before dinner Robb Wallace/RDM Audio Visual Rentals - audio equipment and services Kathy Amen - photography Matchbook Wine Company/Lane & John Giguiere - wine tasting Route 3 Wines/C. Craig Jones - wine tasting Sudwerk - beer tasting Henry's Bullfrog Bees/Doneice Woody - honey tasting Black Pine Catering & Events - Farm to Fork inspired cuisine & olive oil tasting
DONORS - THANK YOU!!! All of the items available in our Auction were provided by the generous donations of our donors. Please click here for a complete list of our donors
More Sights from the Auction...
A Fun Night Sharing Memories and Raising Money for Woodland Community College's Marquee
Chicken Coop Project -Finished!
Club Social at Vince's Scenes from the January 29 Club social gathering at Vince's Restaurant.
Rotary Foundation Award to Mahlon Whittle
Mahlon Whittle, joined by his wife Jan, received a MAJOR DONOR AWARD at the December 16th meeting from District Governor Pam Gray recognizing his lifetime contributions of more than $10,000 to the Rotary Foundation. Less than 1% of Rotarians ever receive this award. Congratulations and thank you Mahlon & Jan!!
2015-16 Club Officers Elected
At its Dec 9th meeting, the Club voted to approve new Club officers for the 2015-16 year beginning July 1, 2015. Originally nominated the previous meeting by the Club's Past Presidents, the new officers for 2015-16 will be: Kris Kristensen, President Gary Wegener, President-elect Clyde Brooker, Immediate Past President Alan Flory, Secretary Tony Delevati, Treasurer Mark Werum, Sergeant-at-Arms Jenna Green, Director, 2014-16 Dick Hoppin, Director, 2014-16 Tom LaBrie, Director, 2014-16 Christy Hayes, Director, 2015-17 Shaun Seyk, Director, 2015-17 George Burger, Director, 2015-17
2015 Dinner/Auction Project Selected
At our Tuesday, November 18, the Club voted to select the Woodland Community College Electronic Marquee as the project to which we will pledge the net proceeds from our February 21, 2015 Dinner/Auction. Information about the project can be viewed at:
Woodland Community College Community Electronic Marquee
At the Start
At the Start - Club Historian Steve Venables shares copies of the April 30, 1926 Woodland Democrat highlighting the article 'Seventeen Sign to be Rotary Club Members', which reported the names of the first officers and members of the Club to sign the charter roll the night before.The list includes some key names in Woodland history (i.e. Blevins, Leake, Payne, Traynham and others.) It's how we got started. Thank you Steve!
Rotary Shirts Available
Want a Rotary polo shirt? - Richard O'Malley and his wife Cathy, are offering polo shirts embroidered with the Woodland Rotary logo. Two types of shirts are available: (1) Port Authoritymodel; 65% polyester & 35% cotton; 35 colors to chose from; $20 each includes tax ($2 extra for upsizes above XL); and (2) Nike Golf model; 100% polyester; 11 colors to chose from; $60 each includes tax ($2 extra for upsizes above XL). Customer's shirts can also be embroidered for $10 each. Complete the order form; make check payable to 'Embroidery by Cathy' & get both to Richard or Cathy.
Click to View Rotary International News
2014-2015 Clyde Brooker- President, Rotary Club of Woodland Kris Kristensen- President-Elect Secretary-Alan Flory Treasurer-Tony Delevati Pam Gray- District Governor, District 5160 Gary C.K. Huang - President, Rotary International
Rotary International Convention SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL | JUNE 6-9, 2015
'The Rotary Club of Woodland is a service organization represented by some of the most influential and respected leaders of our community. Our goal and reason for being is to improve the lives of those in our community and the world – and have a little fun and fellowship along the way.'
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Sci-Tech Academy students joined Erika Verdi, Aniek Ramsay, Alan Flory, and project leader Gary Wegener on February 13 in celebrating the completion of the Chicken Coop at the school in Knights Landing. The project was a hands-on effort by the Club since last November.
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