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The Gimlet
Volume 108 #40

 
This Week at Rotary
 
Thursday April 4, 2023
IN PERSON & ZOOM
For Those Attending in Person
Buffet Lunch
(Zoom Meeting Opens at 11:45)
(Link Sent Thursday Morning)
At
Holiday Inn Downtown
 
Klear Water Coaching & Wellness
 
Be. Here. Now.
 The last few years remind us of the hope and resilience that exists within each of us. Adversity is woven into the fabric of our lives. Join Stacy Crawford of Klear Water Coaching & Wellness as she shares how her son’s tragic accident reframed her focus on present-moment awareness. We will practice the self-care tool of mindfulness and explore how it can bring more space and connection to our lives.
Chair of the day – Renee Mattson
 
Highlights from Last Week’s Meeting
By Darlene Anderson
 
With the ringing of the Rotary bell, President Barb Perrella warmly welcomed Rotarians and guests and invited them to join her in singing “America the Beautiful”. Reflecting on the theme for today's meeting on climate change, Rob Hofmann noted that Rotary is uniquely placed around the world to help reverse global warming. For instance, one Rotary International President was able to inspire Rotarians to plant millions of trees, imagine what other opportunities await us.
President Barb Perrella welcoming Rotarians and guests
 
Self-Reports: Past-President Michelle Buria came forward to proudly announce that she has a new title: Mother of the Bride. She welcomes any hints, tricks, or advice on how to successfully fulfill this new role. Dan Maki kicked the Golden Can for the team at Ascential Wealth Advisors and was recognized by Forbes as one of the best wealth advisors in Minnesota.
 
Past-President Michelle Buria looking for tips for the Mother of the Bride
 
Dan Maki recognizes Past-President Michelle Buria for helping to launch his career
 
District Governor Kay Biga invited all to attend the 2023 Rotary Tri-District Conference on Saturday, April 29 from 10:00-4:00 at Madden's Resort in Brainerd. Registration is now open. For additional details or to register go to imagine.rotarymidwest.org. Kay also noted that she has now visited all 62 clubs in our district. This was a little more challenging than she had imagined as each time she was to meet with the Staples Rotary Club there was a snowstorm.
 
District Governor Kay Biga invites ALL Rotarians to join her for the 2023 Rotary Tri-District Conference at Maddens Resort, Brainerd, MN
 
Chair of the Day Allen Anway proudly introduced his daughter, Dr. Carol Anway who joined us from Bozeman, Montana via Zoom. Like her father, Carol is a physicist. She earned her PhD in elementary particle physics in 1995 from UCLA and then spent her career working for Boeing. She has received national recognition for her research work and now that she is retired has turned her attention to the field of climate change communication. Also a few days ago, Carol joined the Bozeman Rotary Club.
 
(L to R) Proud Papa, Dr. Allen Anway introduces his daughter Dr. Carol Anway
 
Dr. Carol Anway
Carol shared that Climate Change or Global Warming started with the Industrial Revolution and affects our world including the Duluth/Superior area. As scientists study the subject it becomes harder to predict what will happen after 2050. But what changes will we see in the next 15 to 25 years? Winter storms become more frequent with greater accumulations.  And our winter season will be 30 days shorter. Spring will bring 25% more rain and more flooding. Summers become drier and hotter with more days in the 90s.
What are some things we in the Northland can do to be prepared? Continue developing alternative sources of energy such as solar, wind, hydro and nuclear. Planning and preparing for extreme weather events – snow storms, heavy rains and hot days. Continue experimenting with tree varieties that thrive in changing conditions so we can maintain our forests.
 
 
Another change that we may experience is more people from the east and west coasts moving to our area. How are we as Rotarians preparing to welcome them?
 
(L to R) Greg Hanson, Gimlet Reporter Darlene Anderson, Junior Rotarian Daria Devko, and Rob Hofmann
 
Past Club 25 member and club historian Rachael Martin with Allen Anway
 
This Week's Meeting
Thursdays at 12:00 PM
Holiday Center Great Lakes Ballroom
200 W. 1st Street
Duluth, MN 55802
United States of America
Come join us and bring a friend for a great soup and salad bar and program!
Venue Map
Venue Map
Speakers
Apr 06, 2023
Be. Here. Now
Apr 13, 2023
Off Site - Tour of West Theaters
Apr 20, 2023
Student Led Meeting
Apr 27, 2023
New Tours for Spring, Summer & Fall
May 04, 2023
Spring Auction - Marshall School Event
May 11, 2023
Duluth Superior Youth Chorus
May 18, 2023
Duluth Children's Museum's expansion plans in Lincoln Park
May 25, 2023
Presentation from LOON Opera
Jun 01, 2023
His trip to Antarctica - a professional photographer and semi pro astronomer
View entire list
Upcoming Events
Rotary Board of Directors
Rotary Office
Apr 19, 2023 4:00 PM
 
Rotary Dinner and Auction
Marshall School
May 04, 2023
5:30 PM – 8:00 PM
 
Rotary Board of Directors
Rotary Office
May 17, 2023 4:00 PM
 
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Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Kjell Knudsen
April 1
 
Ruth Ann Eaton
April 8
 
Sandy Hoff
April 27
 
Al Makynen
April 28
 
Join Date
Tom Young
April 1, 1995
28 years
 
Phil Strom
April 23, 1981
42 years
 
Grant Hauschild
April 25, 2019
4 years
 
Official Publication of
Rotary Club of Duluth
207 W. Superior St.
Suite 201
Phone:218-722-0451
Duluth Minnesota 55802
 
Editor:
Rob Hofmann
218-464-2895
 
Writers:
Darlene Anderson
Rob Hofmann
Al Makynen
Traci Marciniak
Phil Strom
Steve Yorde
 
Photographer:
Jerry Thoreson
 
 
Rotary Office Hours:
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Until Further Notice
Website: duluthrotary.org