Posted by airportrotary in UncategorizedAug 31st, 2010 | 2 Comments
Even if it seems a little too early to think about what you’ll be doing next May, you’ll still want to mark your calendar for April 28-May 1, 2011 – the dates for this year’s District 5110 Conference!
This conference will mark the first time ever that the district conference and Interact conference are combined. Attendees will have the chance to learn about the home countries of Youth Exchange students, participate in Leadership for the Future forums, hear about the experiences of District 5110′s Group Study Exchange program, socialize with other Rotarians in our district...
Posted by airportrotary in UncategorizedAug 27th, 2010 | No Comments
The photo at left features, of course, Autzen Stadium, which will be packed full of fans in just over a week when the Oregon Ducks take on New Mexico to start the 2010 season.
If you’d like to show your support for the Ducks one week before kick-off, head over to the Duck Store at Autzen Stadium (2735 Leo Harris Parkway, Eugene) at 11 a.m. on Saturday for the unveiling of this season’s spirit tee and slogan. This t-shirt will be the official piece of Oregon football apparel during the season, so you’ll want to pick up your shirts before next week’s big game.
At the t-shirt...
Posted by airportrotary in UncategorizedAug 24th, 2010 | No Comments
Rotarians can instantly recognize the wheel emblem as the symbol that represents Rotary International.
The wheel emblem, with a keyhole in the center, is a symbol of Rotary’s strength and power in communities worldwide, and the good that power has brought to millions of lives.
However, did you know that the emblem as we know it today did not always exist? Just as many popular logos evolve through the years, so has Rotary’s wheel emblem endured its share of changes since it was first introduced in 1905. The photo at left represents its 1912 iteration.
To see how the wheel has changed...
Posted by airportrotary in UncategorizedAug 20th, 2010 | No Comments
Summer is the perfect time to be out on your bicycle. What could be better than riding your bike while supporting Rotary’s work to eradicate polio worldwide? You can do both while supporting one of the Rotary clubs in our district.
Tomorrow, the Rotary Club of Greater Albany is holding a “Pedal Away Polio” event. Riders will start from the Linn County Fair and Expo Center and embark on rides of various distances, ranging from two miles to 54.
A registration fee of $15 includes the chance to exercise in the countryside, enjoy a spaghetti lunch and know that you’ve done your...
Posted by kellimatthews in Community Event, Community ServiceAug 14th, 2010 | No Comments
Every year, the Eugene Airport Rotary spends a hot August weekend serving beer and brats to visitors at the Junction City Scandinavian Festival. Our members come out in force, along with friends and family, to fill shifts across Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday (and to set up/clean up). It’s a lot of work! But the money we raise funds our local and world community service projects – the stuff we’re passionate about.
Some photos from 2010 Scandi Fest…