Ride Martinez Park to Verns along the flat Poudre River Trail ~10 miles round trip [90% on great concrete bike path] - For Rotarians, Family & bigger kids
Start: 8:30am - Martinez Park @ North Parking Lot [near tennis courts]
Finish: ~11am Lee Martinez Park
2 stops along the route - 1 cultural, 1 Engineering/Geology
Ride to Verns along the Poudre River trail - Verns will try to get us seating together outside on the new deck, but its not guaranteed - we may have to sit apart in several groups.. Have coffee, a world class pecan roll [best split w/ 2] or breakfast, pay your own bill...
Bring:
Reliable bike that will go 10 miles w/ air in both tires...
"The History Fellowship will meet after the regular meeting this week on the topic of 'Hillary, Bernie and the Democratic Election Campaign.' Everyone and all opinions are welcome."
Shuttle Drivers and Information Desk Volunteers are needed at local hospitals. Make an impact an d you may change your life! Contact Don Eversoll for more information and encouragement.
The United States and China are two of the world’s superpowers as well as major economic players in the global market. Their histories and philosophies of governance, however, could not be more different. Exploring these differences is the topic on Saturday, June 4, in an educational program at the Global Village Museum of Arts & Cultures. Dr. Charles Greer, who has lived in both China and Taiwan, will speak at 2 pm on “Being Chinese: Citizen, Nation, and the People’s Republic.”
Greer’s presentation is part of a lecture series with “China’s Imperial Treasures: Art and Artifacts,” the Museum’s main exhibit through June 18. Admission to the program and the Museum’s four galleries is
$5 for adults and free for Museum members. Located at 200 W. Mountain Avenue, the Museum is open
Tuesday-Saturday, 11-5 pm. For more information, please visit globalvillagemuseum.org or call
970.221.4600.
Greens Fore Giving is an annual fundraising golf tournament put on by the Fort Collins Rotary Breakfast Club. Our event this year is on June 17th, 2016 at Collindale Golf course located in Fort Collins, CO.
Schedule of Events:
11:30am – Check-In
1:30pm– Shotgun Start – Box Lunches will be provided
5:30pm-7:00pm – Post tournament cocktail party (*open to all Rotarians – more details coming soon)
Interest from our Legacy Fund helps sustain RCFC Charitable Projects. Help build the Legacy Fund to $1,000,000 by our 100th birthday in 2018. Look for this blue badge for information.
According to a PBS Frontline report, “In recent decades, the beef industry has undergone a radical transformation -- the small cattle farmer has been all but replaced by beef processing companies that own huge feedlots and industrial meat-packing plants. One result of this concentration has been inexpensive and readily available meat; beef now costs half of what it did in 1970.” This week, our own beef industry expert, Dr. Johnny Matsushima will review the changes and help us understand the impact. Matsushima will be introduced by Past President Bill West.
Introduced by Rotarian Lee Jeffery, Dr. Noah Kaufman began by naming his two associates, Ian and Brian, who were members of his organization The Wolfpack Ninjas whose goal was similar to that of Rotary: service in action to help make the world a better place. Brian and Ian would talk, he said, about their experiences working with youth about health and fitness and their efforts to make a dent in childhood obesity.
Shuttle Drivers and Information Desk Volunteers are needed at local hospitals. Make an impact an d you may change your life! Contact Don Eversoll for more information and encouragement..jpg)
According to a PBS Frontline report, “In recent decades, the beef industry has undergone a radical transformation -- the small cattle farmer has been all but replaced by beef processing companies that own huge feedlots and industrial meat-packing plants. One result of this concentration has been inexpensive and readily available meat; beef now costs half of what it did in 1970.” This week, our own beef industry expert, Dr. Johnny Matsushima will review the changes and help us understand the impact. Matsushima will be introduced by Past President Bill West.
Introduced by Rotarian Lee Jeffery, Dr. Noah Kaufman began by naming his two associates, Ian and Brian, who were members of his organization The Wolfpack Ninjas whose goal was similar to that of Rotary: service in action to help make the world a better place. Brian and Ian would talk, he said, about their experiences working with youth about health and fitness and their efforts to make a dent in childhood obesity. 
