Part III of the Rotary Leadership Institute is offered September 14 in the meeting room of the Rockrimmon Public Library. It is not necessary to attend Parts I and II before attending Part III. There is no cost to this leadership training, and it will end well before the Flight gala. See Caryn Adams if interested or respond to the email sent to you earlier this week by Paulette Church.
Saturday, September 21 is the 2019 Bob Carlone Sporting Clay Shoot hosted by Rotary Club of East Colorado Springs. Proceeds benefit Trampled Rose. The event takes place at the Pikes Peak Gun Club in Colorado Springs, CO. Breakfast starts at 7 a.m., with the shoot immediately following at 8 a.m. Whether you're a sharp-shooter or a first-timer, all are welcome! Drawing Ticket enters you for a chance to win a $1,000 gift certificate at Glen Eyrie Castle. You can use the gift certificate for any lodging, gift shop, restaurant or event (to include the Holiday Madrigal Dinner) at Glen Eyrie. The Clay Shoot is sponsored by Platte Furniture, Eastern Colorado Bank, and Morgan Leagal Officers, P.C. Tickets available online at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2019-bob-carlone-sporting-clay-shoot-proceeds-benefiting-trampled-rose-tickets-68477290419
There's still time to sign up for the District 5470 Conference to be held October 11 through 13 at the Mt. Princeton Hot Springs Resort in Nathrop, Colorado. The conference promises a family fun weekend with the opportunity to participate in a service project, meet with Rotarians from across the district, engage in facilitated group discussions, listen to inspiring speaker, and enjoy evening entertainment. A variety of lodging options and all resort facilities are available. Conference registration $185.00 includes 2 dinners, 2 breakfasts, and evening entertainment. Children under 12 are free, teenagers 13-18 $125.00. Register for the conference at https://rotary5470.org and book your loding by calling Mt. Princeton Resort 719-395-2447 (use group code Rotary).