Weekly Bulletin 2019 (Jan 03, 2023)

Service Above Self

Wednesdays at 12:00 PM

Atlantic Oceanside Hotel

119 Eden Street
Bar Harbor, ME 04609
United States of America

Join us Wednesdays at 12 PM at the Atlantic Oceanside Hotel in Bar Harbor, except for the first Wednesday of each month when we meet at 5 PM at Pat's Pizza in Bar Harbor. If you attend in person, please be vaccinated.

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Happy New Year!

Hope you all had a wonderful holiday. A group of about 10 met Wednesday, December 28^th at Everyday Joe’s for lunch. It was nice to see a few faces we have not seen for a bit. We will be meeting, once again, for the first Wednesday of the month at Pat's Pizza in Bar Harbor (under new ownership). Please join us this coming Wednesday, January 4th at 5 PM. For those members we haven't seen in a while, please make it a New Year's resolution to attend a meeting in 2023. We would love to see you!

Quarterly President (QP) Annette

Birthdays & Anniversaries for January 2023

Member birthdays:

Ann Tikkanen – January 14

Jeff Miller – January 21

Spouse/partner birthdays:

Penny Read – January 6

Bob Clark – January 8

Michele Gurtler – January 12

Anniversaries:

None this month

Rotary anniversaries:

Buck Jardine – January 19, 2011 – 12 years

Rotary projects around the globe – January 2023
Learn how Rotary clubs are taking action in the United States, Canada, Portugal, Kosovo, and Fiji.

Connection is a cure
Rotary clubs across the UK are tackling loneliness through efforts that connect older people with college students or provide meetups for people with memory issues and their caregivers.

Woven into the cultural fabric of Montenegro
The Rotary Club of Kotor, Montenegro, celebrates its history and cultural heritage through its fundraisers and projects.

Experience a special curated weekend in Scotland
Ten couples or pairs will get the chance to experience a specially curated weekend in Edinburgh, Scotland, hosted by 2023-24 Rotary International President R. Gordon R. McInally.

A Rotary Community Corps eases transition for Afghan refugees
An Afghan refugee’s struggle to acclimate to life in Minnesota led him to establish a Rotary Community Corps to help other Afghan newcomers.