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Announcements The Rotary Park shade structure, at the Fair Grounds, has been demolished and is being replaced by the clubs.  Rigo Torres has details, and will be seeking working parties for completing the work.  Keep your gloves handy. District Governor Earl Kilmer will be our guest for the program on Feb 16th.  We are shooting for 100% attendance; come here what is new in Rotary this year. The Woodland Rotary Auction and Dinner is March 27th, 2010.  Please help with auction items, as this is our main fundraiser of the year.  To donate an auction item, contact auction coordinators Dave Ewing, or Mark Ulrich, or Chair Mark Werum, or click here for details.  Click here to see what has been donated already. We are trying to make this the 'go to place' for all your info on Rotary.  Send comments or suggestions to Gary Wegener, 530 666 4098/ gwegener4098@wavecable.com  or Christian Sherrill, 530 666-6685/chsherrill@sbcglobal.net

What is a Rotarian?A Rotarian is a person who...

Digs wells from which he/she will never drink;

Vaccinates children he/she will never meet;

Restores eyesight for those he/she will never see;

Builds housing he/she will never live in;

Educates children he/she will never know;

Plants trees he/she will never sit under;

Feeds hungry people regardless of race or politics;

Makes crawlers into walkers half-way around the world;

Knows real happiness that, as Albert Einstein once said,

"Can only be found by helping others."

Welcome and congratulations to the new President of the Rotary Club of Woodland: Robert Nakken, President for 2009/2010.  Ushered in (in absentia) June 30th, Robert became the new President as Chuck Maltese was ceremoniously demoted to the much envied position of Immediate Past President (IPP).  President Nakken and wife Gaye were attending the Rotary International Conference in Birmingham, England (a nice way to start your term).

Pictured above: President Bob's first Club meeting July 7, 2009.

Rotary at Work Day, April 25, 2009

Woodland Rotary landscapes the front of the Opera House