I am just getting back home and unpacked after the District 6080 Conference in Branson, but I must take a couple of minutes to thank the District Conference Committee for producing one of the most enjoyable and meaningful conferences I’ve ever attended. (Though some may consider me a bit biased.)
While the district conference will be accepting late and walk-in conference registrations, we need to turn in final meal counts to the Radisson Hotel next Tuesday (October 9), so if you want to be assured of being served the prime rib or other primary entrée selections, you need to have your registration and meal reservations completed by then.
October 2012 I’m glad that the summer of 2012 is well behind us and we have greenery creeping back into the landscape – just in time for the fall coloration and leaf drop. In this more comfortable time of year I do hope to see many of you enjoying the sights, sounds and hospitality of
We’ll be kicking off the 6080 District Conference in Branson by providing Rotarians and spouses the opportunity to play Missouri’s # 1 Golf Course* at a special, discounted price. The 6080 4-person scramble golf tournament will be held on the Payne Stewart golf course in Branson on Thursday, October 18, tee time 11:00 am. Rotary
We’ve been asked if there are any Rotarian owned/operated hotels/motels near the Radisson that would have available accommodations during the District Conference, and we’re in luck. There are: Hotel Options – Branson Here are Rotarian owned properties close to the Radisson: The Camden Hotel has 20 rooms available $74.99 per night. Call 417.335.2555 for reservations. Thurs/Fri
President Sukuji Tanaka’s Presidential citation calls for clubs to complete a project that calls attention to the organization’s annual theme – Peace Through Service.
The Radisson Conference Center in Branson has notified us that they have run out of lodging rooms for the District Conference period, October 18-20. There are many fine hotels and motels in the vicinity from which to choose that will accommodate your conference needs just fine. We will try to see if a listing can
PDG and 6080’s Foundation Director Raymond Plue joined Governor Mark Pearce during his official visit to the Columbia Northwest Rotary Club. They were warmly greeted by President Robert Weagley and the the entire Northwest club. The club has recently begun community initiatives with Douglas High School and West Boulevard Elementary, the Douglas High School project
By the time you read this, I will have visited thirty-three clubs since my Governorship began on July 1, 2012. That’s a lot of talking. But I am buoyed through the process by all the enthusiasm the clubs have shown and the reception they have given me and the messages I impart. I am also
Do you know of a Rotarian who has committed themselves whole-heartedly to the effort to eradicate Polio? Doesn’t that person deserve special recognition for the extended and persistent effort they have made on this vitally important mission? As a Rotarian, this is your opportunity to seek such public recognition for that person. Rotary International is
