We had a great turnout for the Market Street cleanup that took place last Saturday. Ten club members and a five-year-old assistant tidied up Market Street and completed the job in a little over an hour. Thanks to all who helped with this project, and to Steve Poland, photographer, for organizing it.
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Nine club members volunteered to help spread bark chips at the La Casita learning garden on Saturday, October 6th. The group spread 4.5 yards of bark chips on the walking paths in the garden. Thanks to Steve Poland for ordering and supervising the delivery, and thanks to all who assisted with this project. We anticipate
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Last week’s club meeting featured a “tabletop service” project rather than a speaker. We assembled goodie bags for women in local homeless shelters using items donated to Simply Birthdays. This group provides monthly birthdays to children in local homeless shelters, and distributes goodie bags to women and children at these parties. Thanks to all who
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The dictionaries that local Rotarians annually distribute to fourth grade students in the area were labeled today at a work session held at Mission Mill. An enthusiastic group of Rotarians from area clubs finished the task in about 30 minutes. Thanks to all of the East Salem Rotary Club members who took part: Pat and
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A great time was had by all at the annual Palm Sunday Brunch at Willamette Lutheran Homes. Starting bright and early with set up, preparing and serving the meal and staying to clean up East Salem Rotarians enjoyed spending time with the residents and guests as they enjoyed a wonderful Sunday brunch.
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A crew from East Salem Rotary spent Saturday morning clearing a trail, at the Adaptive Riding Institute in Southeast Salem, of overgrown brush. Earlier this year, the club heard about the programs of the Adaptive Riding Institute (a rehabilitation program for people with a variety of disabilities) at one of it’s weekly club meetings. It
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Members of the nine Salem area Rotary Clubs recently spent an evening putting labels in dictionaries in preparation for their delivery during the coming weeks to fourth graders in area public and private schools. A tradition that began 18 years ago, each year Rotarians visit fourth grade classrooms in Salem, Stayton and surrounding communities to
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