Rotary Club of Medford Oregon

The Original Club in Southern Oregon, Founded May 15, 1923

We meet Tuesday from 12:10-1:10pm
at the Rogue Valley Country Club.
Please join us.

Club Update

ROTARY – Virtual ZOOM meeting Tuesday, June 2nd!

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Dear Rotarian
 

History in the Making. That is what we are experiencing at this very moment. What a story the year 2020 has in store for future generations. The year “We were All in This Together.”

 

To launch my last month as President, I am really excited for this week’s Rotary program! We will get to reminisce on our own Club’s stories from the past! This year’s Club Historian, John Snider, will be the storyteller continuing his presentation from earlier this year.

 

This is one of those programs where you will find true respite from the outside world and join in Rotary fellowship with a smile on your face and perhaps an aching jaw from smiling or laughing too much! John is the perfect storyteller and Club Historian!  Have your favorite beverage in hand and lunch to enjoy!  I still want to see Gene Abell’s lunch box!!  And, I have saved Kirk Holten’s seat as he likes the “best seat in the house”!

 

Be sure to ZOOM with us this Tuesday at noon! Below you will find your ticket to entry! Our Rotary Club is not only the “Original,” but it is “legendary”!

 

If you have yet to try out ZOOM, it is easy! Just download the free ZOOM app on your laptop, smartphone, or tablet. Practice with family and friends! Here is a quick tutorial on how to join a ZOOM meeting:

 

https://ismyrotaryclub.com/Click/?_uid=800531771&_ctid=1568723&redirect=https://www.youtube.com/embed/hIkCmbvAHQQ?rel=0&autoplay=1&cc_load_policy=1

 

There are also many tutorials on https://zoom.us.

 

Rotary Club of Medford is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Join Zoom Meeting

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Meeting ID: 984 0828 2504

Password: 858740

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Yours in Rotary Service,

 

Michelle Corradetti, President

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“WATER QUALITY AND QUANTITY ISSUES ON THE KLAMATH RIVER WATERSHED” 2020 is going to be a very rough year for everyone who relies on irrigation water from the Klamath River watershed. Dam removal is pressing forward with no solutions to water shortages on the horizon. Fish, farmers, ranchers, counties, and municipalities are all impacted. Our own Rotary member, Larry Nicholson with bring us up to date with these issues.

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“WATER QUALITY AND QUANTITY ISSUES ON THE KLAMATH RIVER WATERSHED” 2020 is going to be a very rough year for everyone who relies on irrigation water from the Klamath River watershed. Dam removal is pressing forward with no solutions to water shortages on the horizon. Fish, farmers, ranchers, counties, and municipalities are all impacted. Our own Rotary member, Larry Nicholson with bring us up to date with these issues.



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Rotary 5110 in Action eNews 05-27-2020

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Volume 1, Number 31, May 27, 2020

Guidelines for Resuming Club Meetings

By Judith Corwin on Wednesday, May 27, 2020

Rotary District 5110 is part of the Big West Zone of Rotary, known as Rotary Zone 26-27. The Zone has published guidelines for clubs to consider before resuming meetings during COVID-19. Thank you for your attention to these details. DG Rick Olson

Click here to view the guidelines.

Better Your Club With VIRTUAL Training Friday/Saturday

By Cynthia O’Neil on Monday, May 18, 2020


Attend the Club Training Assembly in the comfort of your home in your favorite chair with choice of beverage in hand. Your 5110 leadership has set up a series of sessions to learn how you can maximize your Rotary effectiveness in nearly every area of service Rotary touches…and you can pick and choose the sessions you wish to take….registration is completely free. Learn more details and how to register.

Listen to ALL the Winning 4-Way Test Speeches

By Gerry Kosanovic on Wednesday, May 27, 2020

One of our District’s most anticipated and rewarding events is the annual 4-Way Test Speech Contest. This year a record twenty-nine (29) Rotary Clubs registered intent to hold a 4-Way Test Speech Contest with the active participation of local high school students. Several clubs were able to conduct a meeting event, but the majority of clubs could not host a contest because of social distancing brought about by the Coronavirus pandemic.

To listen to all the speeches, click here:

B2B OF THE WEEK: Marshfield Mercantile & Tarnished Threads

By Bill Grile on Wednesday, May 27, 2020

This week’s BUSINESS OF THE WEEK RECOGNITION goes to Marshfield Mercantile & Tarnished Threads, owned by second-generation Rotarian Steven Schneiderman. Marshfield Mercantile is a vendor-style mall featuring antiques, vintage collectables, new clothes, soaps, lotions, jewelry and more.

Steve heard a presentation about B2B a couple weeks during an online meeting of the Coos Bay – North Bend Rotary Club and didn’t hesitate to promote his business to other Rotarians through the B2B Directory by purchasing a Gold subscription costing only $45 for a full year. Check out Marshfield Mercantile & Tarnished Threads at https://5110b2b.org/business-listing/marshfield-mercantile-tarnished-threads/ and visit this Rotarian-owned business when in Coos Bay.

Every D5110 Rotarian with a business is entitled to a FREE listing in the new B2B business directory. If you have a known business listed through DACdb, your business is already listed. Look, and if you have a business that is not listed, click on https://5110b2b.org/pricing/ and add your business with either a FREE listing or select one of the upgrade opportunities providing greater visibility. These FREE listings are a member benefit, available at no cost because connecting Rotarians and vocations is at the heart of Rotary’s core values. District 5110 hopes you will contact Rotarian Dan Smith (dan@dewaga.com) if you have questions or need help, or visit the B2B website at www.5110b2b.org.

Rotary District 5110 in the News

By Judith Corwin on Wednesday, May 27, 2020

Several news organizations — most recently the Bend Bulletin and Free for All News of Lane County — have published articles about Rotary District 5110 and our clubs efforts to support the many activities to help during COVID-19.

Read more about our fellow Rotarians accomplishments.

Not Zooming for Meetings? E-Club is a Great Make-Good Answer

By Emily Francona on Wednesday, April 15, 2020

While the current national emergency caused by the CoVid19 pandemic requires physical distancing, Rotarians can still remain socially connected to other district Rotarians. The Rotary E-Club of the State of Jefferson invites all Rotarians to make up virtually: the club posts a complete meeting each Thursday and the club library contains hundreds of programs on a wide variety of informational and entertaining topics. Use the make-up form to inform your club secretaries of your attendance. Any Rotarian can register on the Club website to receive an email notification with a link to weekly meetings – without obligation. Click here for a link to their website and e-meetings.

…and a 2nd Zoom invite..Eugene Metro extends Tuesday night invitation

By Heather Edwards on Thursday, May 7, 2020

If your club has not transitioned to an online platform during the quarantine the Eugene Metropolitan Rotary Club would like to invite you to join us every Tuesday evening at 6pm for fellowship and a different guest speaker every week.

Sheltering in place has a silver lining! We are hosting guest speakers we wouldn’t normally be able to host in downtown Eugene. Every week we have been joined by guests and speakers from California to Canada and we would love for you to join us too! If you’d like to join your fellow Rotarians, please email heather.m.edwards@gmail.com with your name and your club name if you would like to receive the Zoom invitation.
 

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ROTARY – Virtual ZOOM meeting Tuesday, May 26th!

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Dear Rotarian,

A river upside down. The Klamath River.  Most rivers begin in the mountains, flow into farmland, and end up in a heavily industrialized urban port. The Klamath River on the other hand, starts in farmland draining from Upper Klamath Lake and flows through mountains and becomes wilder as it gets closer to an estuary at the mouth of the Pacific Ocean 20 miles south of Crescent City.

 

California’s second-largest river has sustained Native American tribes with plentiful salmon for millennia, provided upstream farmers with irrigation water for generations and served as a haven for retirees who built dream homes along its banks.

 

The largest dam removal project in U.S. history is about to happen in our own backyard with the 4 lower hydroelectric dams on the Klamath River slated to be removed. This project is not without controversy. What will happen to the farmland and irrigation once the dams are removed? What will happen with the salmon? Will this be the project that sets the standard for other similar projects across the country? Will the demolition of the dams remove a symbolic barrier between the upriver and downriver human communities?

 

Please join me this Tuesday for an update on the project and potential water deficits this year for our region. Our own Larry Nicholson will provide the inside scoop! It will be a program you won’t want to miss! I saved your favorite seat in the house and the best viewing option! It’s up to you to have your favorite lunch on hand! It is a great time for some virtual Rotary fellowship! If you haven’t participated during the COVID Crisis, give it a try! We miss you!

 

If you have yet to try out ZOOM, it is easy! Just download the free ZOOM app on your laptop, smartphone, or tablet. Practice with family and friends! Here is a quick tutorial on how to join a ZOOM meeting:

 

https://ismyrotaryclub.com/Click/?_uid=800531771&_ctid=1568723&redirect=https://www.youtube.com/embed/hIkCmbvAHQQ?rel=0&autoplay=1&cc_load_policy=1

 

There are also many tutorials on https://zoom.us.

 

Below please find the invitation to this week’s meeting:

 

Rotary Club of Medford is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting on Tuesday, May 26th at noon!

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/98408282504?pwd=MDUrclRPaDV4NGZkWkhBSjRIN3ltUT09

Meeting ID: 984 0828 2504

Password: 858740

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+1 301 715 8592 US (Germantown)
Meeting ID: 984 0828 2504
Password: 858740
Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kqvQYol8g

 

Hope to see you on Tuesday!

 

Yours in Rotary Service,

 

Michelle Corradetti, President

 

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Forest Under Stress (FUS) Meeting Recording

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Forest Under Stress (FUS) is presented by Rachel Lee Hall,  Conservationist and Citizen Advocate.  She promotes active forest management on our public lands to replace the current passive forest management, which allowed the vegetative fuel load to increase over the years promoting the decline of forest health and unprecedented wildfires.

Additional information from Rachel:

When the forest floor is better understood by citizens, this will help all of us address the need to reduce competitive vegetative biomass that is contributing to the brownout of our forest for limited moisture.

Thank you and your members!

I am available to present Zoom meetings or in-person should you know of others who would benefit.

Thank you for being my first Zoom meeting on FUS!

I attached Mega Drought Southern Oregon 2020, which I just completed last week.

I photographed the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest from a 70-mile radius and Lakes/Reservoirs, because of my grave concerns of last Dec. precipitation deficit.

Please send it to your members with my blessings to view and pass onto all those they know who live in the WUI or for that matter anywhere to see the dire situation before us.

The smoke will follow the contours to the valley.

I am alarmed that this knowledge is not common.

I fear the worst when the fires come if folks are not actively fire proofing their homes and have a plan for their cattle/horses/etc. to leave.

I am a first responder for wildfires with Samaritans Purse since Paradise Fire. This does not have to happen to us if we do something.

Forest Under Stress (FUS) Meeting Recording

by Rotary Club of Medford

Forest Under Stress (FUS) is presented by Rachel Lee Hall, Conservationist and Citizen Advocate. She promotes active forest management on our public lands to replace the current passive forest management, which allowed the vegetative fuel load to increase over the years promoting the decline of forest health and unprecedented wildfires.



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Rotary 5110 in Action eNews 05-20-2020

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Volume 1, Number 30, May 20, 2020

Get Your Annual Club Training With the Comfort of Your Home Computer

By Cynthia O’Neil on Monday, May 18, 2020


Attend the Club Training Assembly in the comfort of your home in your favorite chair with choice of beverage in hand. Your 5110 leadership has set up a series of sessions to learn how you can maximize your Rotary effectiveness in nearly every area of service Rotary touches…and you can pick and choose the sessions you wish to take….registration is completely free. Learn more details and how to register.

DGE Cindi Announces Partial List of 20-21 Committee Leaders

By Cynthia O’Neil on Monday, May 18, 2020


First of all, thanks to all who have agreed to serve District 5110 as a District Committee Chair, Officer, or Representative for your support and leadership for our 66 Clubs and 3,300+ Rotarians.

There are currently a few other open District positions listed at RI that I have not filled. They include: Alumni Chair, Community Service Chair, Endowment and Major Gifts Sub-Committee Chair, and the District Vocational Training Team Sub-Committee Chair. Should you have Rotary Club Members that you think that would enjoy and be willing to serve in these positions, please let me know.

Click here for the full story and list.

DISTRICT 5110 B2B OF THE WEEK: Promotional Products Northwest

By Bill Grile on Sunday, May 17, 2020

This week’s BUSINESS OF THE WEEK RECOGNITION goes to Gwen DeBernardi and her buisness, Promotional Products Northwest. Gwen will help you put your event or business logo on just about anything: shirts, hats, cups, pens, notepads, banners, name badges… anything.

Gwen is a dedicated leader in the Bend – Mt. Bachelor Rotary Club. She’s also the Central Oregon Assistant Governor. Gwen is eager to promote her business to other Rotarians through the B2B Directory by purchasing a Gold subscription costing only $45 for a full year. Check out Promotional Products Northwest at https://5110b2b.org/business-listing/promotional-products-northwest/ and let Gwen know when your business or Rotary Club is wanting help with its marketing and promotions! Read more about Gwen.

Is Your Club Not Zooming for Meetings? E-Club is the Make-Good Answer

By Emily Francona on Wednesday, April 15, 2020

While the current national emergency caused by the CoVid19 pandemic requires physical distancing, Rotarians can still remain socially connected to other district Rotarians. The Rotary E-Club of the State of Jefferson invites all Rotarians to make up virtually: the club posts a complete meeting each Thursday and the club library contains hundreds of programs on a wide variety of informational and entertaining topics. Use the make-up form to inform your club secretaries of your attendance. Any Rotarian can register on the Club website to receive an email notification with a link to weekly meetings – without obligation. Click here for a link to their website and e-meetings.

…and a 2nd Zoom invite..Eugene Metro extends Tuesday night invitation

By Heather Edwards on Thursday, May 7, 2020

If your club has not transitioned to an online platform during the quarantine the Eugene Metropolitan Rotary Club would like to invite you to join us every Tuesday evening at 6pm for fellowship and a different guest speaker every week.

Sheltering in place has a silver lining! We are hosting guest speakers we wouldn’t normally be able to host in downtown Eugene. Every week we have been joined by guests and speakers from California to Canada and we would love for you to join us too! If you’d like to join your fellow Rotarians, please email heather.m.edwards@gmail.com with your name and your club name if you would like to receive the Zoom invitation.
 

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ROTARY – Virtual ZOOM meeting Tuesday, May 19th!

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Dear Rotarian,
 

Trees have lived on the Earth long before mankind arrived and will probably be here long after humans have died out. They are objects of beauty in their own right, yet they help us in so many ways. From the timber with which we build our homes to the coveted rolls of toilet paper and the oxygen that we breathe in, trees are an important part of our lives – especially here in Oregon.

 

This week we have the pleasure of listening to Conservationist and Citizen Advocate for the Pacific Northwest, Rachel Lee Hall, with some suggestions on how to save our precious forests from the ravages of fire that has plagued our area of recent. Rachel planted over 250,000 conifers for the government and private sector in Southern Oregon four decades ago. She truly has a vested interest in managing our forests for future generations to enjoy.

 

Please join me and your Rotary friends for an afternoon of Rotary fellowship on a virtual ZOOM experience. This is how we are conducting our weekly meetings given the circumstances. If you have yet to try out ZOOM, it is easy! Just download the free ZOOM app on your laptop, smartphone, or tablet. Here is a quick tutorial on how to join a ZOOM meeting:

 

https://ismyrotaryclub.com/Click/?_uid=800531771&_ctid=1568723&redirect=https://www.youtube.com/embed/hIkCmbvAHQQ?rel=0&autoplay=1&cc_load_policy=1

 

There are also many tutorials on https://zoom.us. This is a great way to connect with friends and family far away during times like these.

 

Below please find the invitation to this week’s meeting:

 

Rotary Club of Medford is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting on Tuesday, May 19th at noon.

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/98408282504?pwd=MDUrclRPaDV4NGZkWkhBSjRIN3ltUT09

Meeting ID: 984 0828 2504

Password: 858740

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Dial by your location
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+1 301 715 8592 US (Germantown)
Meeting ID: 984 0828 2504
Password: 858740
Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kqvQYol8g

Have you hugged a tree lately? If you listen closely, they may have a story or two to tell! Hope to see you on Tuesday!

 

Yours in Rotary Service,

 

Michelle Corradetti, President

 

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Rotary 5110 in Action eNews 05-14-2020

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Volume 1, Number 29, May 14, 2020

READ ABOUT YOUR WORK & BE PROUD: 5110 Clubs dedicate $312,000, thousands of volunteer hours in response to local COVID-19 challenges

By Michael D. Corwin on Tuesday, May 12, 2020

The following story was just sent to 70 media outlets in our District area–feel free to communicate it further as testimony to Rotarians collectively meeting challenges small and pandemic in our world..

The 3,300 Rotary members in the 66 central and southern Oregon as well as northernmost California clubs have raised more than $312,000 and invested thousands of volunteer hours to meet the hunger, safety and economic impacts of the Coronavirus pandemic.

From producing and distributing masks and hand sanitizer to leveraging a Rotary grant more than ten times over, Rotary clubs are feeding and equipping the tireless medical community and first responders, assisting food banks, providing support for challenged businesses, school districts and senior centers.

The Click here to go to an absolutely awesome and comprehensive list of projects funded and delivered to communities throughout the District is attached to this press release along with related photographs of Rotary volunteer service in action. Additional information and local photos are available through Rotary District Public Image Director Judy Corwin at judy.corwin@comcast.net or at www.district5110.org.

The extensive list of service efforts already completed and continuing in the region is indicative of Rotary International’s service mantra conquering global,national, regional and local humanitarian challenges for more than 115 years. Much like its decades-long dedication to the world-wide eradication of polio, the pursuit of those 2020 projects has never been easier as Rotary has been at the forefront of service throughout this latest crisis.

The current leadership of Rotary District 5110 Governor Rick Olson of Eugene and Governor-Elect Cindi O’Neil of Bend have gathered the collective list of Rotary goodwill in the area and couldn’t be prouder of the effort.

Olson, summarizing the work, said, “We applied for a Disaster Relief Grant from the Rotary International World Fund. Upon receiving the $25,000, ourDistrict leadership team developed an equitable way to spread the grant assistance. We were not surprised that our clubs stepped it up to leverage the amount optimized District-wide to well more than $300,000. Our primary beneficiary focus was the homeless, unemployed or homebound. Just this last week most of the goods were purchased and delivered to communities most in need of assistance.”

O’Neil said, “Clubs from all around our District, in just days, began adjusting their service activities around filling local needs based on the pandemic effects. We know about the financial hardships facing small business in our local communities. Thus, grant and local funds in some cases, sourced food relief through local restaurants or private produce suppliers to increase the positive impact. We are overwhelmed with gratitude for the creativity, hard work, financial generosity, and the continued endurance that our Rotary leaders and members have shown during the COVID crisis. It’s just what Rotary does.”

DISTRICT 5110 B2B OF THE WEEK: Jan Delimont, Broker at RE/MAX South Coast

By Bill Grile on Sunday, May 10, 2020

This week’s BUSINESS OF THE WEEK RECOGNITION goes to Jan Delimont, a Broker at RE/MAX South Coast in North Bend.

Jan is a dedicated and generous Rotarian, former D5110 Assistnt Governor and one of B2B’s early adopters. She recognizes the benefit of promoting her real estate practicr to other Rotarians through the B2B Directory by purchasing a Gold subscription costing only $45 for a full year. Check out Jan Delimont, Broker at 5110b2b.org/business-listing/jan-delimont-broker-at-re-max-south-coast/

Every D5110 Rotarian with a business is entitled to a FREE listing in the new B2B business directory. If you have a known business listed through DACdb, your business is already listed. This FREE listing is a member benefit, available at no cost because connecting Rotarians and vocations is at the heart of Rotary’s core values. To upgrade a FREE listing for greater visibility, visit the B2B website at www.5110b2b.org for details, or contact Dan Smith at dan@dewaga.com.

A Heart-Wrenching Plea Answered as Water Dries Up in Guatemalan Village Previously Supported by District 5110 Program

By Frances Dixon on Thursday, May 14, 2020

“We are desperate,” cried Guatemalan village leader Alonso Velasquez to Rotarian Frances Dixon during a recent phone call. “We have no water, none. Can you help us?”

The State of Jefferson’s ERotary Club District Grant signature project, “Let’s Leave No Girl Behind* supports literacy for children in Alonso’s community; Adopt-a-Village in Guatemala, their cooperating agency, assists at the project villages. Click here to read on how Rotary’s Adopt-a-Village responded in this great story of service.

Is Your Club Not Zooming for Meetings? E-Club is a Great Make-Good Answer

By Emily Francona on Wednesday, April 15, 2020

While the current national emergency caused by the CoVid19 pandemic requires physical distancing, Rotarians can still remain socially connected to other district Rotarians. The Rotary E-Club of the State of Jefferson invites all Rotarians to make up virtually: the club posts a complete meeting each Thursday and the club library contains hundreds of programs on a wide variety of informational and entertaining topics. Use the make-up form to inform your club secretaries of your attendance. Any Rotarian can register on the Club website to receive an email notification with a link to weekly meetings – without obligation. Click here for a link to their website and e-meetings.

…and a second Zoom invite..Eugene Metro extends Tuesday night invitation

By Heather Edwards on Thursday, May 7, 2020

If your club has not transitioned to an online platform during the quarantine the Eugene Metropolitan Rotary Club would like to invite you to join us every Tuesday evening at 6pm for fellowship and a different guest speaker every week.

Sheltering in place has a silver lining! We are hosting guest speakers we wouldn’t normally be able to host in downtown Eugene. Every week we have been joined by guests and speakers from California to Canada and we would love for you to join us too! If you’d like to join your fellow Rotarians, please email heather.m.edwards@gmail.com with your name and your club name if you would like to receive the Zoom invitation.
 

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Rotary Club of Medford
PO Box 811
Medford, OR 97501

By the Numbers

Club 353
District 5110
Zone 27
Organized May 15, 1923

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