Meeting for Lunch @ 12:15 p.m. Tuesdays
@ the Nassau
Club, 6 Mercer Street, Princeton (Unless Noted Below)
The Nassau Club parking lot is for their members only. Use of
their parking lot by Rotarians who are not members of the Nassau Club will
void our agreement with them. Please park elsewhere if you are not a
Nassau Club member. In order to comply with the Nassau Club's dress
code, male Rotarians are expected to wear collared shirts, dress slacks and
jackets during meetings. Women should wear appropriate business
attire. Athletic wear, sneakers and jeans are not permitted.
- January 03 - Bucks County Audubon Society, Diane Smith
Bulletin: Jack McAnlis | Meditation: TBA
- January 10 - S.A.V.E. Animal Rescue & Shelter, Piper Burrows
Bulletin: Jack McAnlis | Meditation: N/A
- January 17 - The Lewis Center for the Arts, Steve Runk
Bulletin: Jack McAnlis | Meditation: TBA
- January 24 - Machestic Dragons, Annie Carricato
Bulletin: Jack McAnlis | Meditation: TBA
- January 31 - Club Business Meeting
Bulletin: Jack McAnlis | Meditation: TBA
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Other Important Dates and Future Programs
- February 07 - TBA
Bulletin: Jack McAnlis | Meditation: TBA
- February 14 - Valentine's Day Meeting
Bulletin: Jack McAnlis | Meditation: N/A
- February 21 - TBA
Bulletin: Jack McAnlis | Meditation: TBA
- February 28 - Club Business Meeting
Bulletin: Jack McAnlis | Meditation: TBA
ED GRIFFIN IS PRESENTED WITH THE "ABOVE AND BEYOND"
AWARD FOR HIS SUPERIOR CONTRIBUTIONS TOWARD THE
SUCCESS OF OUR DISTRICT 7510 EAT, DRINK & SHARE EVENT
Pictured from left: Rotarian William E. "Ed" Griffin and Princeton Rotary Club President, Dewey Clark
PRINCETON R.O.T.C. CADETS PRESENT AN OUTSTANDING PROGRAM
AT THE NOVEMBER 15 MEETING OF THE ROTARY CLUB OF PRINCETON
Pictured from left: Cadet Lieutenant Colonel John P. Caves (class of 2012), Cadet Captain Nicholas Naquin (a PhD student in History) and Princeton Rotary Club President, Dewey Clark.
LONG-TIME ROTARIAN ANDREA DINAN REINSTATED
OCTOBER 24TH, AFTER ONE-YEAR LEAVE-OF-ABSENCE
Pictured from left: Reinstated Rotarian Andrea Dinan and Princeton Rotary Club President, Dewey Clark
Princeton Rotary Blood Donor Program
Princeton Rotarian blood donor and Project Chair, Jan
Gurvitch, (right) is shown with
Susan Maruska, RN from the University Medical Center at Princeton.
For the 9th consecutive year, The Rotary Club of
Princeton has supported the University Medical Center at Princeton's Blood
Donor Program. Rotary developed the "9-11 Blood Drive" in
memory of all victims of the September 11th terrorist attacks, especially
those from Princeton and the neighboring communities. Through this
program, Rotarians donate blood on a regular monthly schedule. To
learn more about the Rotary Club of Princeton's "9-11 Blood Drive"
and other Rotary Programs, please visit the other pages on this Website or
write to:
webmaster@princetonrotary.org.
Pre-School Literacy Project
Rotary Club of Princeton Continues
its Ongoing Literacy Project
At
Princeton Nursery School
In support of Rotary’s commitment to literacy, the Rotary Club of Princeton has
continued with its Literacy Project with the Princeton Nursery School for
more than three years.
Princeton Nursery School is a small, private, non-profit, educational child
care facility that provides for the developmental needs of children between
the ages of 2 ½ and 5 years. The School currently serves 44, primarily
Hispanic and African American children. Since its founding in 1929,
Princeton Nursery School’s mission has been to provide a positive and
supportive preschool experience for families at an affordable cost.
Rotarian, Karen Woodbridge shares the contents of one of the
books donated to the children by the Rotary Club of Princeton
Throughout the month of March, members of the Rotary Club, including some
spouses, read to children ages two and a half to five at the Princeton
Nursery School. The teachers at the school chose the books for the Rotarians
to read from among the children’s favorite titles. The Rotarian readers had
the opportunity to read to both small groups and full classes.
Many of the Rotarian readers expressed their delight at how much they
enjoyed having the opportunity to interact with the children. As a result of
their initial experience, several of the members of the Rotary Club, who
read to the children as part of the month of March Celebration of Literacy,
are continuing to read to the children on a regular basis. The Rotary Club
plans to support this project as part of its on-going commitment to
literacy.
Rotarian, Dr. Marcia Bossart explains to the children what
they will find in one of the books that was donated to them.
As part of celebration of Literacy Month, the Rotary Club also gave each child at the Princeton Nursery School a book to take home. Each child in the three year old class received a copy of It Begins with an A and each child in the four to five year old class received a copy of Chicka Chicka Boom Boom, both titles having been chosen by the teachers at the Nursery School. The books were personalized with each child’s name on a label in the front of the book.
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