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| District 5110 Weekly eNews | |
| What's new in District 5110 | |
| 04/15/08 | @Illinois Valley: Vocationals |
| 04/15/08 | Board Meeting: 7pm GP Chamber |
| 04/16/08 | Meeting Program: Bobbi Kidder Drug Court’s Performing Troupe |
| 04/17/08 | @ Rogue Gateway: TBA |
| 04/19/08 | @ Greater Grants Pass: TBA |
| 04/22/08 | @Illinois Valley: TBA |
| 04/23/08 | Meeting Program: Vocationals |
| 04/24/08 | @ Rogue Gateway: TBA |
| 04/25/08 | @ Greater Grants Pass: TBA |
| 04/29/08 | @Illinois Valley: TBA |
| 04/30/08 | Meeting Program: 4 Way Speech Contest - Finalists from all 4 High Schools |
| 05/01/08 | @ Rogue Gateway: TBA |
| 05/04/08 | @ Greater Grants Pass: TBA |
| 05/07/08 | Meeting Program: Suicide Prevention |

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The fifth annual (2007) Grants Pass Rotary Clubs Rogue Duck Derby has now come to a close as the race was held September 22nd. This year 15,526 ducks, the most ever, were launched at the start. Click to see the Winners. The City & County High School Athletic programs will be the beneficiaries of the event as matching grants. All monies wil be used make Athletics infrastructure improvements at the 4 area high schools, Grants Pass High School, North Valley High School, Hidden Valley High School and Illinois Valley High School. Although this years checks have not been presented yet, the total is expected to exceed the $102,000 which was donated last year. The first annual (2003) Grants Pass Rotary Clubs Rogue Duck Derby was a "quacking" success!! 13,999 Ducks were dumped into the river, raising over $120,000 towards the completion of Morrison Centennial Park! |
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Every year, the Rotary Club of Grants Pass recognizes a Student of the Year at each local Elementary and Middle School. Check out the winners for 2008! |
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The Reinhart Volunteer Park in Grants Pass, Oregon, was the brain child of Rotarian, John Reinhart, when the old American Legion baseball park was removed due to roadway construction. Grants Pass Rotary started by donating $10,000 to get the project off the ground. During the past ten years EVERY sports organization, service club, plus many, many business owners and private citizens have donated not only their money but time and effort to make the 57 acre Riverside West All Sports Park available to all sports enthusiasts. There was little to no cost to the city for the land and improvements and on July 31, 1997, the project was given to the city. There are horseshoe pits, basketball and tennis courts, sand volleyball pits, softball and baseball diamonds, soccer fields, plenty of paths, gazebos and ponds including the wall with the Rotary logo shown on the right. The Mark Brandt Wall of Fame honors outstanding local athletes in the tradition of the late Mark Brandt. Here we go again: Morrison
Centennial Park is the project of all three Rotary clubs
in the Grants Pass area and has been through the design and
layout and is begining to take shape. |
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Beginning
in May of 1950, the annual Grants Pass
Rotary Invitational Track Meet has grown from a small event
(just 3 teams at the first event) to the premier invitational
meet in the state. Held in conjunction with Grants Pass High School,
the meet currently draws over 40 teams from Oregon & Califormia
competing in 17 track & field events.
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Until 2003 the Rotary Club of Grants Pass took
all foreign exchange students in Distrist 5110 down the Rogue
River on a float trip each September.
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04/15/2008
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