Week of January 31, 2021
Prayer: Jessie Sindlinger
Quote of the Week: Kay Winkelman
Guests:
Secretary's Report:
Treasurer's Report:
Honors and Illnesses:
- Charles City has once again been selected as an overnight stop for RAGBRAI in July
- Congratulations to Cathy Rottinghaus on the birth of a new grandson, Jackson Thomas.
- Sympathies to ADC Director Tim Fox for the loss of his father.
Announcements:
- Rotary Radio Auction - February 5, 2022 -
We have reached our auction item goal!!! Great work everyone!!! Now we just need bidders.
Please also help spread the word through Facebook by sharing this event and inviting people through the event link! We are posting photos of the auction items along with announcements here and will have additional posts on our public Charles City Rotary page to promote the auction event.
https://fb.me/e/1CRctZ7e9
Here is the link to the auction items on our website.
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Weekly Meeting Zoom Link - Remember we will start the meeting about 12:15pm to allow time for everyone to eat.
Join Noon Zoom Meeting
Meeting ID:876 0955 2142
Passcode: Rotary5649
- Meal Sign Up - If you plan to eat, Remember to sign up for meals by 10 AM on FRIDAYS!
Meal Sign-up Link
Tabs have been added for the quarter worth of meetings (see monthly tabs at the bottom of the sheet).
Fun & Frolic: Cathy Rottinghaus issued a "participation (or not) fine" to those who took part in the Cabin Fever Weekend activities
Program: This week's program by Doug Johnson. The Clark Street Garden Corridor Committee, and the Floyd Soil and Water Conservation District are collaborating on a grant request to The Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship (IDALS) for funding to create a demonstration project at the Clark Street edible arboretum site. This project will demonstrate numerous conservation practices that reduce stormwater runoff from urban landscapes and improve water quality. Clark Street Garden Corridor Committee, and the Floyd Soil and Water Conservation District are collaborating on a grant request to The Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship (IDALS) for funding to create a demonstration project at the Clark Street edible arboretum site. This project will demonstrate numerous conservation practices that reduce stormwater runoff from urban landscapes and improve water quality. Doug requested a possible partnership on this project with our Club.
Upcoming Programs
- Feb. 7 - High School Speach Students
Next Week's Meeting Assignments:
* Reminder: If you are not able to attend, please find someone to fill in for your assignment. *
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