Welcome to another issue of our weekly bulletin! Find out who our upcoming speakers are, what we covered during the last weekly meeting, and learn more about our Member of the Week.
Mark your calendars
March 29th we will hear from Jamie Marshall and her organizations efforts to better the lives of children and families i Great Falls. Jamie works with the Dandelion Foundation. 12 Noon - Meadowlark Country Club
Announcements
John Juras invites you to be a part of the Camp Rotary Committee. They are meeting Tuesday March 29th at the offices of TD&H, 1800 River Drive South. Get a hold of John for a Zoom Invite if you prefer to attend remotely.
Upcoming events include Camp Rotary Clean UP and we will again do a Shred Polio event some time after your taxes get done.
Can you read? Are you against domestic violence? Under the guidance of Susie McIntyre, the Great Falls Public Library is looking for volunteers to read a poem on April 8th, as part of the closing celebration. The theme of the poem needs to be "No More Violence". You can write one or Susie will help you pick out appropriate material.
This week's speaker
With Five Hydroelectric Dams in Great Falls , we have for ever been known as the Electric City. We enjoyed hearing from John Rowe, the CEO of NorthWestern Energy and his report on the present and future off the electricity we need to run our life. Mr. Rowe answered questions ranging from the new Laurel, Montana Mega plant, to cyber security and preparing for energizing the next generation of electric powered transportation.
Member of the Week
Why did Tony Dilello join Rotary? The way he tells it was that he was told to join a community minded organization to network and make business contacts. What really happened was once he joined the Great Falls Rotary Club, he found service above self had real meaning. Thanks Tony for 30 years of your service and friendship.
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