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Service Above Self

We meet Wednesdays at 12:15 PM

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Samoset
220 Warrenton Street
Rockport, ME 04846
United States

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Posted by Joyce Burnham

The picture shows Camden Rotary club team,  winners of the ”Rotary Club Challenge 2012” .

This year's Marcel Lacasse golf Tournament will be June 14th, 2013 at the Samoset Resort.

 

Who will win this year?

Posted by Joyce Burnham

Thanks to our fabulous photographer, Mike Marriner we have pictures from the fishing Derby.  Please see the Photo Album section for the pics!
Posted by Joyce Burnham

We will not be holding next week's  regular meeting, May 8th. Instead, on May 8th, we will be at 5 pm at Owls Head Transportation Museum.  Rockland Rotary is co-hosting the After hours Chamber social.  This is a great opportunity to meet people in our community that are part of the chamber and introduce them to Rotary!
Posted by Joyce Burnham

 ImageApril 27th 9 am - 2 pm

Medomak Valley High School

 Sponsored by Rockland Rotary and Medomak Valley National Honor Society

Donations benefit Rockland Rotary Charities

Electronic Waste Collection includes computers, printers, televisions, VCRs, stereos, copiers, fax machines, dvd players, phones, etc.....

Businesses will be charged a fee.

FMI you may contact Doug Curtis, Jr. at 701-1554.

Posted by Joyce Burnham

Unfortunately we have had to CANCEL the Winter Carnival.  Due to the recent rise in temps and rain fall we lost the required ice depth that we needed to safely hold the event.  Thank You to everyone who was willing to give up their weekend to volunteer. We hope for better luck next year! 

Please pass along to any friends and family who were planning on attending.

-Sarah  


Posted by Joyce Burnham

The Winter Carnival has been rescheduled to Sunday, February 3rd due to insufficient ice on the lake.
Posted by Joyce Burnham

 

No club meeting on Wednesday, December 26, 2012.  Have a safe and joyous holiday!

Posted by Joyce Burnham

 This year's International Cuisine night is Saturday October 13 at the Owls Head Community Building at 5 pm.
Posted by Joyce Burnham

September 16, 2012 was a beautiful sunny day with Ike and Doris Kilayko as well as Jack Grossbaum   registering the rallyists at the Samoset. Five cars plus two virtual cars joined us in this 2012 road rally after a two year break. The first car was off at 12:50 PM with the others 5 minutes apart thereafter.

Posted by Joyce Burnham

What does Shelterbox do? They provide emergency shelter and lifesaving supplies for families around the world who are affected by disasters, at the time when they need it the most.

Shelterbox's goal is to help 50,000 families every year and with your help they will achieve this goal.

Posted by Joyce Burnham


Sunday – September 16, 2012  - 12:30 PM
(New Time)

Join us for our 3rd Road Rally, an afternoon of an easy country drive finding your way following route instructions, answer some questions, identifying photos, enjoy the views, maybe win a prize and join the friendly group for early cocktails and dinner at a restaurant within  20 miles from the Samoset Resort. Total rally distance is less than 70 miles.

Posted by Joyce Burnham

Rockport — Rockland Rotary President Dave Theriault and Past President Doug Curtis Jr. presented Grover "Butch" Worcester with the Rockland Rotarian of the Year award July 11 at the Samoset Resort.

Posted by Joyce Burnham

Rockland Rotary Club honors those who serve in community

Local publisher, new Rotary president and Paul Harris Fellowship winners recognized
By Daniel Dunkle | Jun 29, 2012 
 
Photo by: Daniel Dunkle Dr. David Theriault, left, takes over as Rotary president as Doug Curtis Jr. passes the torch June 27 at the Samoset Resort in Rockport.
Members of Rockland Rotary Club and some other guests from the community gathered June 27 at the Samoset Resort to recognize those putting "service above self," including new Rotary President Dr. David Theriault, newspaper owner Reade Brower, and a group of Paul Harris Fellows.

Part of the meeting, which drew Rotary Club members, business people and community leaders for a dinner and award ceremony, was devoted to the 2012 Change of Command. Outgoing President Doug Curtis Jr. gave a speech explaining what Rotary meant to him, and welcomed President-elect Theriault.

Posted by Joyce Burnham

Link to pictures has been added!  Look under the Links section, left column of page.
Posted by Joyce Burnham

Jeff Charland (center) from Rockland Main Street, Inc presents the first place prize So You think you know Rockland to Team members (L)Eric Hebert and (R) Fred Newcomb.  Team member Bill Maddox was missing from the photo.
Posted by Joyce Burnham

The golf tournament will be held Friday June 15, 2012.  For player or sponsor information, please contact Saxon Moreau at saxonmoreau@yahoo.com or call 207-322-2126.
Posted by Joyce Burnham

See pictures in the Photo section to the right. 

Posted by Joyce Burnham

Rockland Rotary Club Annual Progressive Dinner 

Saturday, June 9th         5-9 pm   
$25 per person             
      
Appetizers and Dinner with your hosts
Dessert at Berry Manor Inn, 81 Talbot Avenue, Rockland  

Please pre-register with Sherree via this e-mail, or sign up at the weekly meetings.  Hope to see you there! 
Posted by Joyce Burnham

Posted by Sherree Craig

For the first time ever, Rockland Rotary Club is partnering with The Bass Federation of Maine to offer the First Annual Damariscotta Open! 

Pictures are in Photo section - on the right side of the Home page.

When?  Saturday May 5th.
Where?  Damariscotta Lake, Jefferson, Maine
Posted by Joyce Burnham

The Rockland Rotary Winter Carnival has been cancelled due to lack of ice thickness.  Thank you everyone who has volunteered this year.  See you next year!               

Posted by Joyce Burnham

Dear Rotary Club of Rockland,

Thank you for your recent donation of shipping costs for 2 crates of school supplies recently sent to the Philippines.  We greatly appreciate your generosity which has helped to equip 1200 school children with the supplies needed to attend school for 1 full year.  

All life's Best - 

The Rotary Club of Hallowell 

Posted by Joyce Burnham

Leaders of the Midcoast Rotary Clubs -- Belfast, Camden, Rockland, West Bay (Camden breakfast club) and Midcoast Interact (teenagers) -- recently donated $10,817 to eradicate polio around the world. Most of the funds were raised from the Oct. 22 “End Polio Now” walk sponsored by the five clubs, with more than 100 members participating.

Posted by Joyce Burnham

A SIGN-UP SHEET WILL BE AT ROTARY STARTING THIS WEDNESDAY OR YOU CAN E-MAIL ME.

THE COST WILL BE THE SAME AS LAST YEAR.......$35.00 PP

THIS WILL BE A GOOD TIME TO LET YOUR SPOUSE OR YOU RELAX FROM COOKING! 

 

 

Posted by Joyce Burnham

Today is the start of Rotary End Polio Now Week.  Through the hard work of many Rotarians, we are fortunate to have the , and to have the National Assembly in Quebec make the proclamation tomorrow.  There are many club events this week to raise awareness about our efforts to end Polio, and we will be issuing a press release about them.  And the news on our efforts to end Polio is good  -  the number of new cases is dropping.  In India there has only been one new case since January.  It would be wonderful if that girl was the last person contract Polio in India.

 Finally, Paul Harris points will be doubled for online contributions to Polio Plus today through October 28th.

 

Posted by Joyce Burnham

BELFAST, Maine — Five midcoast Rotary clubs are doing something they’ve never done before: Work together in one huge event spreading from Belfast to Rockland.

The local charitable organizations will hold a “marathon” from noon to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 22. They will then throw a party open to the public beginning at 4:30 p.m. at The Whale’s Tooth Pub at Lincolnville Beach.

The goal is to raise money for polio vaccinations to give to children who live in Asian, African and Middle Eastern countries where the disease still exists.

“Nobody wants their children or grandchildren to develop this disease. We’ve eradicated it from the United States, we just have a few places left. We don’t want it to come back,” said one of the event’s organizers, Doug Curtis of Rockland.

Posted by Joyce Burnham

Reminder: The Rotary Leadership Institute will be offered in our district on Saturday, October 22 at Lewiston – Auburn College!

This program seeks to strengthen Rotary club leadership through quality, engaging education in both leadership skills and Rotary knowledge.
It is hoped that these courses  will also motivate the participants to be enthusiastic, creative and  dedicated Rotarians. This is an outstanding opportunity for each club to improve  the Rotary knowledge of its key people, who will also be exposed to  new ideas of leadership. The exchange of ideas with other experienced  Rotarians alone makes the courses worthwhile.

Posted by Joyce Burnham

Greetings to all Rotary clubs in District 7790!

In 2010-2011, District 7790 received the Certificate of Achievement for the highest percentage of increasing members in Zone 24.

 

On behalf of all clubs and members, I am proud of that Certificate. 

 

Thank you all and have a great 2011-2012 Rotary year.

Posted by Joyce Burnham

Rotary Youth Leadership Awards provides you with an opportunity to sponsor someone in your club or community to “learn the ropes” of leadership. When your club sponsors a RYLA participant, you have the potential to expand membership in your club, gain exposure in your community and contribute to the personal development of a member of your community. 

 

Posted by Joyce Burnham

It's lobster festival weekend in Rockland and no better way to celebrate than eating a freshly boiled lobster complete with the typical Maine side dishes. Rockland Rotarian's volunteer at the festival grounds food tent annually and this year was no exception. By 1.00 pm Thursday, August 4th, the volunteers had served up more than 5,000 pounds of steamed lobster to the hungry festival crowd.

Posted by Joyce Burnham

Youthlinks and Mid-Coast Children’s Services, two programs of Broadreach Family & Community Services, each received a grant of $1000 from the Rockland Rotary.  The mission of Rotary is to provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through its fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders.  In support of this mission, the Rockland Rotary awarded funds to support the provision of high-quality services for Rockland-area youth.  Rotary funds will support Youthlinks free summer camp program, and  Mid-Coast Children’s Services early intervention services for young children with special needs.by state-certified early childhood teachers. 

Posted by Diane Thompson

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