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Minutes from May 6, 2019
The Casper Rotary Club
 

This week's meeting will be held:
Monday, May 13, 2019
 
Ramkota Hotel
800 N. Poplar
Casper, WY  82601
 
Greeters: Casey Allison and Ben Winckler
 
Inspiration: Bill Thompson
 
Program: On Monday, May 13, The Rotary Club of Casper is pleased to welcome Mr. Dan Thompson as our guest speaker.  Dan currently heads-up the large carnivore division for the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, where he is responsible for science based management and monitoring of large carnivores (mountain lions, wolves, black and grizzly bears) throughout Wyoming and the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.  The prime focus of his presentation to the club will be the management of Grizzly Bears in the state, and the controversies surrounding them.
 
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Apologies to all as minutes were not taken at the Monday, May 6, 2019 meeting. 
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Rotary Tidbits

Rotary International is the oldest service organization in the world, and The Rotary Club of Casper is the second oldest Rotary Club in Wyoming. We are a nonprofit organization comprised of neighbors, business men & women, community leaders, and global citizens uniting for the common goal of "Service Above Self." (Casper Star-Tribune; Sunday, April 21, 2019; C6-C7). 
 

2019 Orientation Dates

from 5:30 to 7:30 pm at Racca's
Thursday, June 13th
Thursday, Sept. 12th
Thursday, Dec. 12th
 
RSVP to Membership Chair, Lisa Scroggins, by email at lscroggins@natronacountylibrary.org or by phone at 307-262-0754.
 

Duck Derby Memories

We want to know more about Duck Derby history! If you have a fun duck derby memory, photos, or more information about any of the past 20 year's worth of the Duck Derby, please email Kendra Ziler at kendra_ziler@comcastspectacor.com
 

From The Rotarian

CLUB INNOVATION - Fresh start
Rotary Club of Napoli Parthenope, Naples, Italy
Chartered: 2018; Membership: 20
Plan for the future: The Rotary Club of Napoli Parthenope is attracting young professionals who are looking for ways to serve their community. In particular, it has given Rotaractors and Rotary youth program alumni a way to stay in the Rotary family. The club’s focus on young people also has led to a leading role in a scholarship program for the children of police officers killed in the line of duty.
Club innovation: The club has a flexible meeting schedule and uses social media to organize events and projects and to promote itself to the community. Its gatherings — many open to family and friends outside of Rotary — reinforce the bonds forged at regular meetings.
Reprinted by permission from The Rotarian magazine, April 2019. Copyright (C) 2019 Rotary International. All Rights Reserved. 
 
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