MORGAN CITY ROTARY CLUB members recently held the annual club crawfish boil at the Morgan city municipal auditorium. Pictured from left are event coordinator Donald Stephens Morgan city Rotary president Mimi Brooks and club secretary Mike Bezzard.
MORGAN CITY ROTARY CLUB members heard a progress report from Morgan city Mayor Tim Matte on the city’s economic progress and infrastructure development at a recent luncheon at the Petroleum club. Pictured from left are Rotary program chairman Donald Stephens and Matte.
MORGAN CITY ROTARY CLUB members heard a program on suicide intervention skills at a recent luncheon at the Petroleum club from Mary Lejeune who is the guidance counselor at Patterson Junior High. Pictured from left are Rotary president Mimi Brooks and Lejeune.
MORGAN CITY ROTARY CLUB president Mimi Brooks, left welcomes the newest club member Emily Berry at a recent luncheon at the Petroleum club.
MORGAN CITY ROTARY CLUB members hosted the RYLA participants who spoke of their experience from last years camp RYLA held at Lake Fausse Point State Park, at a recent luncheon at the Petroleum club. RYLA stands for Rotary Youth Leadership Award which is Rotary’s leadership training program for young people. RYLA participants can be ages 14-30, but most clubs and districts choose to focus on a narrower age range, such as 14-18 or 19-30. Pictured from left are Rotarian Lea Hebert, Ryla coordinator for Morgan City Rotary club, Dylan Bergeron, Rebecca Templet, Adam Mayon and Alex Mayon.
The Presidential Citation is the gold standard for a well-balanced Rotary Club. Earning it shows that key attention is being given to each of the 4 Avenues of Service and other factors vital to growing and maintaining a healthy program. A whopping 80% of our clubs have qualified to receive this prestigious award, which will be presented at the District Conference by RI President’s Representative Johnny Robertson. Many other club awards will also be presented at the District Conference, along with outstanding golf, entertaining programs, fun events and great socializing. A list of the “Top 10 Reasons to Attend” is included in this issue, along with an article highlighting the exciting activities available for spouses, children and guests. Read the rest of this entry »
Come out and meet the GSE team from Turkey and enjoy boiled Crawfish at the Morgan City Municipal Auditorium! May 9, 2008.
MORGAN CITY ROTARY CLUB members were informed about the Alzheimer’s Association “Memory Walk”, an event that raises awareness and funds for Alzheimer care, support and research on May 31, 2008 at 9:00AM at Houma YMCA. Speaking for the Alzheimer’s Association were Emily Berry, Left, and Jay Tipton. Also pictured is Rotary president Mimi Brooks.
MORGAN CITY ROTARY CLUB members learned about the Foster/Adoptive Parent program of the Department of Social Services, Office of Community Services from Jay Neu of the Child Protection Agency at a recent luncheon at the Petroleum club. Fostering a child is one of life’s most rewarding and memorable experiences and by sharing your love and support you can help a child have a better life. If interested in being a Foster/Adoptive parent call Office of Community Services at 866-249-0559. Pictured from left are Neu and Rotary program chairman Craig Overland.
MORGAN CITY ROTARY CLUB members heard an update from Mason Jardin’s Marketing Director Emily Berry recently at the weekly Rotary Lunch held at the Petroleum Club in Morgan City. Areas covered were Apartment Availability, Amenities, Rates, Activities and free five day vacations. Please visit Mason Jardin’s website at www.maisonjardinslc.com
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