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Meeting at Jake's
Oct 02, 2018 5:30 PM
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Meeting at Jake's
Oct 16, 2018 5:30 PM
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Meeting at Jake's
Nov 06, 2018 5:30 PM
Welcome to our Club!
Service Above Self
Dinner Meetings 1st and 3rd Tuesdays Of The Month.
Jakes on the Lake @ 5:30 P.M.
Jakes on the Lake @ 5:30 P.M.
780 N LAKE BLVD.
Upstairs
Tahoe City, CA 96145
United States
Upstairs
Tahoe City, CA 96145
United States
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Thanks to all that helped with the Blood Drive and of course a big that you to Lud for putting it together.
To get your tickets to the Lobster Dinner (Tahoeritaville) send a check to Patti Boxeth @ POB 935,Kings Beach, Ca. 96143 or Swigards Tru Value Hardware or the North Lake Tahoe Events Center.
North Tahoe High Interact Club, The students from left to right are the following:
Robert Nordby, Chelsea Austin, Bailey Shaw, Ashlyn McPherson, Claire Roberts, and Anaka Hudson.
Dean Nordby is Youth Services Chair and Kate Teller is Interact Club adviser
Sarah Dearborn, Director of Sierra Senior Services, receiving a Grant for $5,000. This was at our meeting on May 1st.
It was another great year, a great bike ride and great camaraderie sorry some of you missed it but those of us that came out had a great time.
The Rotary Club of Tahoe City sponsored a Speech and Music Contest at North Tahoe High School on March 27th. The three Speech Contestants were, left to right, Roxanne Hankinson, Myla Kahn and Alex Schwartz. All did an excellent job. Roxanne took third place, Myla took second place, and Alex took first place.
The Music Contestants, from left to right were Claire Roberts, Bailey Shaw, and Riley Hacker. They all gave wonderful performances. Claire took third place, Bailey placed second and Riley placed first. The first and second place Contestants will be competing at the Rotary area competition on April 19th. Dean Nordby also pictured is the Music Teacher at the High School.
I just want to thank all of you for taking time our of your Saturday to represent TC Rotary in the Parade. A special thanks to Gary and Clydine for not only showing up but for bringing our beautiful Float! Dave, thanks for picking me up and pulling the Float. Don, a thank you for risking your life in the Float. Dean for taking time out of your already busy schedule to join us. Thanks to Steve, Aaron, and Debra for walking the distance for Rotary. And as always, thank you Lud for always being there when we need you.
Last but not least, thank you Jim for braving the journey to Tahoe City to represent our Rotary and "Old Man Winter" for Snowfest! 
You are one terrific group of people!
Karen
Speech and Music ContestThe Area Speech and Music Contest is April 19th so Dean has scheduled the local contest on Tuesday, March 27th from 3:00-5:00. The Speech contest would be from 3:00 to 3:45 and Music from 4:00-4:45 at North Tahoe High School.Patti and Karen thought we should all go to dinner following the contest. Restaurant to be determined.
Unfortunately the 2018 Rotary Ski Challenge Race Has been Cancelled due to lack of snow.
Doug McDonald, the Governor of Rotary District 5190, and his lovely wife Karen, visited out Club on November. 7. They met with the Rotary Board and then joined us at our regular meeting. The Governor had many helpful suggestions to help us grow our Club. He also gave a relevant and uplifting speech to all of our members. Governor McDonald then presented Rotarian, Jim Fleming, with what he termed as the Quiet Rotarian Award. This award is given to Rotarians who are always available to help with Community Service Projects or whatever the Club requires without necessarily being recognized for all of his contributions.
Santa's Sledding Party, held on Dec. 9, was a huge community service success. Rotary fed approximately 300-400 people a free breakfast of sausage and pancakes and Santa handed out over 300 gifts to children. The TCPUD provided free ice skating, as there was no snow for sledding.
During our October 3rd Sal Sbranti and Gordon Gravelle joined our dinner meeting and presented their very successful Empowerment Project. This project focuses on empowering young women, beginning in 8th grade and goes through high school. The program introduces young girls to professional women in multiple industries to show them that their is no limit to their potential.
