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    Rhinebeck

    Do GOOD and have FUN!

    We meet In Person
    Mondays at 12:15 PM
    Beekman Arms Restaurant & Tavern
    6387 Mill St.
    845-876-1766
    Rhinebeck, NY 12572
    United States of America

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    Stories
    Rhinebeck Rotary Club was recently recognized by the Boy Scouts for our long history of supporting their activities. We strive to support the local community as well as International projects.
    ROTARIAN INOCULATES CHILDREN AGAINST POLIO Rotarian Bob Phillips, at a regularly‐scheduled meeting of the Rhinebeck Rotary Club on Monday, January 11 th , recounted his trip to Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire, West Africa, where he was part of an international team of Rotarians dedicated to inoculating local children against polio. Mr. Phillips, a Wells Fargo financial advisor, helped administer an oral vaccine to nearly 200 children under five years of age last December in the West African region. Thanks to the work of Rotary International, and teams such as the one Mr. Phillips was a part of, polio has largely been eliminated in the world, with the exception of several war‐torn nations in the Middle East. Mr. Phillips also attended the West Africa Project Fair during his team’s mission where he became acquainted with local traditions and met with area officials. Mr. Phillips informed Rotarians that Cote d’Ivoire, a former French colony, has a population of nearly 24 million people and is primarily an agricultural country, exporting mainly cocoa and coffee. Rotary is a local, national, and international service organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of others through a variety of service projects. The Rhinebeck Club meets every Monday at 12:15 pm at the Beekman Arms in Rhinebeck. Meetings typically feature guests who speak on a variety of topics and anyone interested in becoming a speaker, hearing a specific guest speaker, or becoming a member of Rotary, should contact Publicity Committee Chair Lou Trapani at 845­876­3088, extension 14
    ImageisLouis Turpin, Assitant District Governor, presented fellow Rhinebeck Rotary Club Roatarians with their Paul Harris Fellow Awards. Ed Lyons, Ed Haas, Louis Turpin, Deborah Breen and Kathy Dewkett. Congratulations on your achievements!

     

    This past Monday the Rhinebeck Rotary Club hosted Mary Linge, Director of Home Ownershiip and Education at Hudson River Housing, Inc. at its weekly luncheon.  Hudson River Housing is dedicated to eliminating the devastating consequences of homelessness and ensuring that decent, affordable housing is available to all people throughout Dutchess County. 

    The Rhinebeck Rotary Club hosted its inaugural Service Above Self Awards Dinner & Recognition Ceremony on May 14, 2012 at the historic Beekman Arms.  The event honored distinguished community citizens and exemplary business neighbors, as well as outstanding members of the Rhinebeck Rotary Club who epitomize Rotary’s motto of Service Above Self.  The ceremonial installation of the 2012-13 Rotary Club officers also took place at the dinner.

    The location of the Morton Memorial Library is 82 Kelly Street, Rhinecliff. If you are driving into Rhinecliff from Rhinebeck, when you arrive at the stop sign at which you would have turned right to drive down toward The Rhinecliff, instead go straight ahead through the triangle intersection and the library is on your left.

    We will return to The Rhinecliff on March 19th.
    At a recent Rhinebeck Rotary Club meeting, Shelter Box Ambassador for Rotary International District 7210 and former Rhinebeck Rotary President, J. Louis Turpin, presented the Rhinebeck Rotary Club with the first ever ShelterBox Hero Award for their five-year commitment to annual sponsorship of a ShelterBox. This represents part of Rhinebeck Rotary’s ongoing commitment to humanitarian service both locally and worldwide.

    On Monday, December 5, the Rhinebeck Rotary Club was pleased to host David Crenshaw and Lori Stella of the Children’s Home of Poughkeepsie.  The Children's Home of Poughkeepsie is a community-based, non-profit agency dedicated to improving the lives of at-risk children and their families in the Hudson River Region.

    On Monday, November 28, the Rhinebeck Rotary Club was pleased to host Linda Cotter-Forbes, Rhinebeck Resident, who spoke about the Heart Safe Club of Rhinebeck (heartsafeclub.org). Her daughter Kaitlin’s life was saved by those who responded to Kaitlin’s Sudden Cardiac Arrest by administering CPR and using an AED ,thus the inspiration for Linda’s passionate work for Heart Safe Club.

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