Thank you to Robin for her craft talk on Thursday evening at our social. From the tech world to leading eco tours in Yellowstone and South America, she had many exciting stories to share.
This week we have our own Nevada City Chief of Police Dan Foss and an officer giving us a recap of the Peace Officers Standards Training (POST). Our Club has been helping to fund this professional development. By the way, we had a great turnout of our members supporting Dan and his department at National Night Out last week. A great time was had serving hot dogs and even participating in the color run!
“Rotarian At Work” T-shirts are being ordered, so please be sure that you get your name on the clipboard if you need one. If you are a new club member your T-shirt is free! Veteran club members can order a new one for a small price.
This weekend our Youth Committee, led by Louise Johnson, held their first meeting of the year – I’m hoping that we will have a quick update on their what they are working on.
See the info below for our plans for the 5th Thursday of August supporting our NU freshman football team. We’d love to have a big turnout – bring the family!
Be sure to RSVP for Thursday’s meeting. Choose your meal, pay in advance if you wish, and be sure to finish and submit the reservation form. If you’re bringing a guest or prospective member, please be responsible to RSVP and order their meal choice for them. The menu for this week follows this article.
See you Thursday,
Karen
Co-President Karen
Karen, Cathy and Doug
P.S. Needed: Host family for our RYE student Milton from Sweden. A three-month stay in a home of a Rotarian or non-Rotarian; can be a couple, an individual, or family. Contact Lindy Beatie or let me know. Doug & I had an RYE student stay with us 5 years ago or so and it was a great experience!
Needed: Male mentors for Rotary Eighth Grade Leadership (REGL) experience for the weekend of September 15-17 or 22-24 at Grizzly Creek Ranch in Portola. Another outstanding experience helping 8th graders to know themselves better. See Louise.
Join us for our lunch meeting at TJs Roadhouse in Nevada City at Creekside. Meeting charges are $25 if you are eating and $10 if you are not eating. If you choose to pay via credit card in advance, please add $1/meal (i.e. $26) to cover fees and be sure you return to the RSVP form after paying to SUBMIT your reservation.
Did you get your Rotarian at Work Shirt when you joined our Club? If not, and you didn’t sign up for one at the last meeting, email Cathy your size/style. A gift from our club to you.
If you have a shirt and it’s getting worn out or you would like another one, let Cathy know, and she’ll order you another one (you pay for this one).
Western Nevada County Rotarians are invited to come out to support our Nevada Union Miners Freshman Football Teamon Thursday, August 31, 2023 at Hooper Stadium on the NU Campus. Kickoff is 6:00 PM and tickets at the gate are $7 for adults, $5 for students and children, and $5 for senior citizens. The snack shack will be open with pizza, drinks and snacks and the swag shop will be open where you can get all your new Miner T-shirts, hats and pompoms! Bring the family.
"The Boys are Back in Town!" Let's have a fun night together at the game!
Nevada City Rotary, this is our 5th Thursday! Louise, thank you for organizing!
Our local law enforcement agencies know how to throw a fabulous community party! Chief Dan and Nevada City Police Department (NCPD) fired up their awesome new grill and recruited Nevada City Rotarians to assist with cooking and distributing all sorts of goodies to kids and friends. Cathy had baked and baked cookies that were served up along with over 500 hot dogs provided by Nevada City Police! Plus NCPD’s cardboard police cars and mini handcuffs were big hitters as was Nevada City’s newest officer K-9 Ruby, a young bloodhound.
Crowds of locals joined in the merriment that came to a climax with the KidsColorFunRun! Cathy and Robin joined in the fun run of the Colors on behalf of Nevada City Police and Nevada City Rotary. Kids of all ages ran the course throughout Memorial Park while officers and community partners shot out canisters and threw buckets of brightly color chalk on anyone around! Then a waterhose from a fire truck doused the runners!
Pumpkins are starting to bulge on the vines! Join us on Tuesday mornings to care for our plants and work on irrigation from 7:30 a.m. (or what time works for you) until about 9:30 a.m. Contact Cathy if you help Tuesdays or OTHER DAYS at BakBraken Acres at 14283 Judy Lane (off Powerline) in Chicago Park.
Board Meetings are held on the second Monday of the month. Our next meeting will be August 14 at 4:00pm via Zoom.
Not a Board member but want to join us? Contact Robin or reply to this Rotario for instructions. All club members are encouraged to attend a meeting. Location subject to change, please ask.
This week we have our own Nevada City Chief of Police Dan Foss and an officer giving us a recap of the Peace Officers Standards Training (POST). Our Club has been helping to fund this professional development. By the way, we had a great turnout of our members supporting Dan and his department at National Night Out last week. A great time was had serving hot dogs and even participating in the color run!
Join us for our lunch meeting at TJs Roadhouse in Nevada City at Creekside. Meeting charges are $25 if you are eating and $10 if you are not eating. If you choose to pay via credit card in advance, please add $1/meal (i.e. $26) to cover fees and be sure you return to the RSVP form after paying to 
Did you get your Rotarian at Work Shirt when you joined our Club? If not, and you didn’t sign up for one at the last meeting, email 
Western Nevada County Rotarians are invited to come out to support our Nevada Union Miners Freshman Football Team 
Our local law enforcement agencies know how to throw a fabulous community party! Chief Dan and Nevada City Police Department (NCPD) fired up their awesome new grill and recruited Nevada City Rotarians to assist with cooking and distributing all sorts of goodies to kids and friends. Cathy had baked and baked cookies that were served up along with over 500 hot dogs provided by Nevada City Police! Plus NCPD’s cardboard police cars and mini handcuffs were big hitters as was Nevada City’s newest officer K-9 Ruby, a young bloodhound.
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