Our club is working with Blue Star Recycling to save electronics waste from the landfills and recycle it while providing jobs for some disAbled persons.
Our meeting starts at 7:30am with socializing and club meeting and features a program by a business, civic, or charitable leader, and ends by 8:30. Join us to network with others committed to "Service Above Self" and make our hometown and world a better place. Contact us at 847-920-RCLG (7254) or at longgroverotaryinfo@gmail.com.
A Unique, Timely opportunity to raise funds for polio eradication!
Rotarian Flavors of the World Cookbook
Restaurants are closed due to the pandemic, keeping patriots away. Cooking at home is now a daily routine performed by many. What better way to help them enjoy this experience than by making available a cookbook featuring recipes from over 100 countries!
400 Gourmet Recipes by Rotarians.
Appetizers and Beverages,
Soups and salads
Vegetables and Side Dishes
Main Dishes
Desserts
Ten Minute Meals
Pandemic Special!
Now for a limited time only: $10.00 per cookbook.
We have only 10 cases left or a total of 360 books, available on a first come basis.
Clubs or individuals that purchase a case of 36 books can save $ at only $10.00/book. Total cost : $360.00 + $35.00 S+H = $395.00
Clubs are requested to make a donation to polio. Questions: call PDG Bill at: 847-302-6310.
Send order with check to: Rotarian Flavors of the World Cookbook
P O Box 6099,
Buffalo Grove, IL 60089.
Erik Elsea fulfilled a childhood dream when he paddled his canoe the length of the Mississippi River, from its (alleged) headwaters in Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico. Along the way, he spoke at and was supported by many Rotary Clubs as he spread the word about Shelterbox. Like Ross, he is one of the top fundraising ambassadors for the Shelterbox. You can watch his presentation here:
October 24 is World Polio Day, celebrated by Rotary Clubs around the world.
Books and other media at the three Little Free Libraries changed.
Our Club is continuing its efforts to eliminate invasive plants in our area. Teasel is the tall (3 to 8 foot) "thistle" with white or purple blooms that shoots up along roadsides and vacant lots. Teasel reproduces without opposition, tending to crowd out desired plants and creating "visual blight".
The result of unhindered teasel may be observed along side Route 53 as you exit on the way to Lake-Cook Road.
We'll be ZOOMin' again on Tuesday with the link previously published.
The program will be a rerun of last year's bizarre presentation at Joanie's when the laptop would NOT project the slides, and the presenter (me) had egg on his face. I've wiped it off and can guarantee interesting photos and tidbits about the history of Kildeer, especially along Long Grove Road. Some extra, Ela Township, items will be included.
I have invited a number of Kildeer folks, some ex-members and friends. You may also invite folks by forwarding the email with the link that Lyle or Greg sent.
If you are a member reading this, check your emails for more. Or, email me at: george@dorners.net
George Dorner
The Rotary Club of Long Grove, Kildeer, and Hawthorn Woods will be holding a blood drive on Saturday, February 29th, from 9 AM to 2 PM. The drive is part of the "Everything Expo" being sponsored by the Lake Zurich Area Chamber of Commerce. The event will be held at Concorde Banquets in Kildeer. Donors may register at www.vitalent.org. Please search on the date of the event to sign up.
Thanks to Bill Ferreira for donating books for our Little Free Libraries in the community and to Marilyn Dopler for continuing to be our librarian and restocking them.
Thanks to Sara Knight for collecting old shoes this week to recycle with the Solid Waster Agency of Lake County (SWALCO).
Our club is working with Blue Star Recycling to save electronics waste from the landfills and recycle it while providing jobs for some disAbled persons.
A Unique, Timely opportunity to raise funds for polio eradication!
Rotarian Flavors of the World Cookbook
Restaurants are closed due to the pandemic, keeping patriots away. Cooking at home is now a daily routine performed by many. What better way to help them enjoy this experience than by making available a cookbook featuring recipes from over 100 countries!
400 Gourmet Recipes by Rotarians.
Appetizers and Beverages,
Soups and salads
Vegetables and Side Dishes
Main Dishes
Desserts
Ten Minute Meals
Pandemic Special!
Now for a limited time only: $10.00 per cookbook.
We have only 10 cases left or a total of 360 books, available on a first come basis.
Clubs or individuals that purchase a case of 36 books can save $ at only $10.00/book. Total cost : $360.00 + $35.00 S+H = $395.00
Clubs are requested to make a donation to polio. Questions: call PDG Bill at: 847-302-6310.
Send order with check to: Rotarian Flavors of the World Cookbook
P O Box 6099,
Buffalo Grove, IL 60089.
Erik Elsea fulfilled a childhood dream when he paddled his canoe the length of the Mississippi River, from its (alleged) headwaters in Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico. Along the way, he spoke at and was supported by many Rotary Clubs as he spread the word about Shelterbox. Like Ross, he is one of the top fundraising ambassadors for the Shelterbox. You can watch his presentation here:
October 24 is World Polio Day, celebrated by Rotary Clubs around the world.
Books and other media at the three Little Free Libraries changed.
Our Club is continuing its efforts to eliminate invasive plants in our area. Teasel is the tall (3 to 8 foot) "thistle" with white or purple blooms that shoots up along roadsides and vacant lots. Teasel reproduces without opposition, tending to crowd out desired plants and creating "visual blight".
The result of unhindered teasel may be observed along side Route 53 as you exit on the way to Lake-Cook Road.
We'll be ZOOMin' again on Tuesday with the link previously published.
The program will be a rerun of last year's bizarre presentation at Joanie's when the laptop would NOT project the slides, and the presenter (me) had egg on his face. I've wiped it off and can guarantee interesting photos and tidbits about the history of Kildeer, especially along Long Grove Road. Some extra, Ela Township, items will be included.
I have invited a number of Kildeer folks, some ex-members and friends. You may also invite folks by forwarding the email with the link that Lyle or Greg sent.
If you are a member reading this, check your emails for more. Or, email me at: george@dorners.net
George Dorner
The Rotary Club of Long Grove, Kildeer, and Hawthorn Woods will be holding a blood drive on Saturday, February 29th, from 9 AM to 2 PM. The drive is part of the "Everything Expo" being sponsored by the Lake Zurich Area Chamber of Commerce. The event will be held at Concorde Banquets in Kildeer. Donors may register at www.vitalent.org. Please search on the date of the event to sign up.
Thanks to Bill Ferreira for donating books for our Little Free Libraries in the community and to Marilyn Dopler for continuing to be our librarian and restocking them.
Thanks to Sara Knight for collecting old shoes this week to recycle with the Solid Waster Agency of Lake County (SWALCO).
Long Grove, IL
United States of America