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Speakers
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May 24, 2012
Seashells in the Desert and other stories
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May 31, 2012
Arizona History
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Jun 07, 2012
Water Issues in our Area Don't miss this important presentation!!
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Jun 14, 2012
Update on What's Happening with Catalina Community Services
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Jun 21, 2012
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Jun 28, 2012
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Service Above Self
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We meet Thursdays at 11:30 AM
SaddleBrooke Country Club
64500 E. SaddleBrooke Blvd.
Tucson, AZ 85739
United States
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| Posted by Jo Ann Ellison on May 23, 2012
Susan Tornga grew up in Tucson and her upbringing fueled her love of the Arizona Desert. Susan's newest novel, Seashells in the Desert, is a historical mystery and set in Winslow AZ in 1895. Susan resides in Oro Valley with her husband Mark. She received a BS degree of the U of A and an MBA from the University of Phoenix. Check out her website at click here | | Posted by Neil Deppe on May 18, 2012
INVOCATION: Dick Kroies
GREETERS: Emerson Knowles and Nancy Disher | | Posted by Tim Morsani on May 17, 2012
Parents Michael and Dori Klass pose with Matthew who the club sponsored at RYLA and on a Rotary Youth Exchange to Italy. | | Posted by Ed Drager
I've still got Saddlebrooke Rotary hats for sale. They are $10 each. Hat is Rotary Blue with a Rotary wheel and words Saddlebrooke Rotary embroidered on it. Shirts are regular T-shirts, in Rotary Gold with a Rotary Wheel on front with words Rotary Intrernational and on the back it says "Rotarian at Work" Each shirt is only $10.00. I will bring to meeting on May 3rd. Every Rotarian should have either shirt or a hat. | | Posted by Steve McNeil on Apr 24, 2012
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| May 14, 2012 | | May 18, 2012 UA Freshman Matthew Klass, gave a presentationto SaddleBrooke Rotary regarding his experience as a Rotary exchange student inItaly in 2011.Matthew’s relationship with Rotary started whenhe was a freshman at Ironwood Ridge High School. He decided then to get involved with Rotary and attended aRYLA seminar where he learned about Rotary’s exchange program. He completed his application and wasselected to participate. In orderto do so Matthew completed all his high school requirements before leaving forItaly during the summer before his senior year abroad. Matthew did not speak Italian but he immersedhimself in the language and quickly became fluent. He realized he has a knack for languages and is majoring inItalian and French at the U of A. He also is pursuing an interest in physiology as he hopes to helpdisabled children. He achieved a4.0 GPA at the UA for his freshman year. Matthew has clearly benefited from hisexperience in Rotary, which has helped him to excel academically, and alsohelped him to make important contacts which will help him in his career andlife. In recognition of his achievements, SaddleBrookeRotary presented Matt with a $1000 scholarship to help him with his UAexpenses. | | May 22, 2012 On Fridday night I attended the Caanyon del Oro Class of 2012 Honors Assembly where I presented her $2000 scholarship. I had stood on a simiilar stage 60 years ago when I graduated from high school. A much smaller stage and smaller number of graduates. It brought back some fond memories of a wondrful life I have had since getting out of high school. Selina was and honors graduate and member of and an officer of the National Honors Society. She alsos recieved The Award of Excellence in both Math and Science. She is a really outstanding student and I am sure that she will continue to be an outstanding student at Rice University. |
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