Wednesday, October 7, 2020

October 6 Meeting Notes

Announcements

Make a Difference Day projects for October 24 will include work party at Rotary Park, and yard cleanup at Ron Griffith's and Lorraine Church.  Details to come.

Kathleen reported the next Pybus Farmers Market Take-Over is Saturday. Oct. 17th. Contact Kathleen if you would like to volunteer. There are still 3 two-hour shifts to fill. Wear your Rotary shirts, hats, masks, etc. We are the hosts and greeters. Let's have some fun and show off our Rotary spirit.

On October 31, Halloween, 2-4 pm, there will be a "Candy Drive" at Pybus Market. Parent will bring their kids by to pick up candy and drive off. If you are interested, contact Kathleen. If you attend plan to wear a costume or at least a mask.

Club elections will be in December.  Get nominations to Earl or Taro.  We need two new Board members, and two vice-presidents (one for the rest of this year through June, and one for 2021-22).

Brags & Confessions

Jim & Carol had a great trip to Teton and Yellowstone National Parks.  Only down side was driving through a parking lot when a big geyser erupted. The caustic spray drenched their car, and they had to spend big bucks getting it cleaned off.

Kevin sported the unicorn wig again, and vowed to pass it on. 

Alan & Kelly are celebrating 14 years of marriage, gained a new grandson, a son had a birthday, and another son is getting married - all in October.

Robin bragged about having two new "grandkids" - one from an Apple Sox player, and one from a Wild hockey player that they hosted in the past.

Program

Rebecca introduced Curt Soper, Executive Director of the Chelan/Douglas Land Trust.  Curt showed pictures and talked about what the Land Trust is doing.  The non-profit Trust was formed in 1985, and is conservation based on volunteer agreements with landowners, with 21,000 acres conserved.  There are 2000 members, 14 staff, and 16 board members.  They are now doing restoration of plants, trees, and waterfront areas.  They maintain many miles of trails through the lands.






 

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