A Time for Raking, A Time for Planting

That's Rotarian Ed Weir (back left) with a group of Interact students on Saturday, Nov. 1, when more than 50 Club members and Interacters gathered in Sylvan Park with Ann Arbor foresters with plant trees.  And plant they did!  More than 50 trees went into the hand-dug holes.  No one's telling how many donuts or how much cider the arborists consumed, but we do know that in two hours, all the work was done, proving that many hands make light work. 

 

Rotarian Sang Nam and The Honorable Sung-Hwan Sun

See Sang Nam's introduction of The Honorable Sun-Hwan Son, Consul General of the Republic of Korea in Chicago, at http://www.tinyurl.com/sangnam and view the guest's lecture slides at Sung-Hwan Son.pdf.

WORLD POLIO DAY


Concert to benefit polio eradication

World Polio Day Saturday October 24, 2009, and a Concert to End Polio Wednesday December 2nd Lincoln Center NY, NY. 

Making Ann Arbor Greener!

  A brisk Saturday morning, October 17, and Ann Arbor Rotary Club members were busy at the Mary Beth Doyle Park.

  The Club takes pride in the thousands of trees it has purchased and planted in collaboration with the City of Ann Arbor.

  Another tree-planting Saturday will occur on Oct. 31 at 8:30 a.m. at Sylvan Park.  Please plan to join Club members in digging, planting, and yes, having coffee and donuts.

 

 

 

Golf & Tennis Outing

The annual Golf & Tennis Outing was a smashing success...

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