Rotary Club of Saco Bay

Rotary Club of Saco Bay

Service Above Self

We meet Thursdays at 7:30 AM
Duffy's Tavern & Grill
168 Saco Ave
Old Orchard Beach, ME  04064
United States
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Tom Winston Memorial Tri-City Golf Tournament
Thank you to all the Golfers, Sponsors and Volunteers that made this Tri-City an AWESOME one.  Day 1 started out with drives from 2 golfers that played in the original Tri-City.

We ended on Sunday with the Championship coming down to the last group on the last hole. 

Below are the results: 
 

 


RESULTS       Sept. 7 Biddeford-Saco CC         Sept. 8 Dutch Elm Golf Club

 

Men's A              Gross                                             Net

 

1.  Zach Golojuch  70-72-142                  1.  Ron Dery  68-68-137

2.  Peter Wright  70-73-143                2. Cody Berkowitz 67-76-143

3. David Simard  80-78-158                         Brian Angis  69-74-143

 

Men's B

 

1.  Dick Buffum  79-88-167                  1. Scott Cochrane 65-76-141

2.  Ken Gelinas   84-87-171                 2. Prudie Duross 79-65-144

3   James Boissonneault  85-901-75.     3. James Levecque   78-71-149

 

Men's Senior

 

1.   Keith Patterson   67-76-143                1.  Dan Roche   68-70-138

2.  John Bouchard   79-81-160                 2.  Philip Guimond   69-72-141

3.  Peter Bishop   81-82-163                     3.  Steve Tanguay   73-74-143

 

Men's Super Seniors

 

1.  Dennis Dery   79-75-154                       1.  Bob Belair   69-64-133

2.  Mike Binette.  85-78-163                      2.  Roger Fournall   68-73-141

3.  Patrick Miniutti  83-81-164                        Gerard Goulet   73-68-141

 

Juniors

 

1.  Manuel Barbachano   76-72-148          1.  Delaney Roche   72-64-136

2.  Armand Ouellette    71-78-149             2.  Jack Burton   80-73-153

3.  Tyler Snell   88-102                                     Wyatt Adams   76-77-153


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Rotarians of the year


Congratulations to Phil & Lucie Hatch on being the Jack Gesemyer Award winners for being the Rotarians of the Year for 2017 - 2018. This award was given by outgoing President Tony LeBlanc at Sunday’s change over dinner.
Polio Plus Update for June
From the District 7780 website:
 


This month, I am very happy to bring you good news. As of May 22, (the latest figure I have access to) there have been no new cases of wild polio virus in Afghanistan. The total there remains at 7. Only one case has been reported in Pakistan in March. In 2017, we ended the year with 22 cases of wild polio virus in two countries (14 in Afghanistan and 8 in Pakistan), while in 2016, we had 35 cases in three countries (12 in Afghanistan, 19 in Pakistan, and 4 in Nigeria.) We are definitely making progress.
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Rotary 2018-2019 theme
RI President-elect Barry Rassin’s theme for 2018-19, Be the Inspiration, asks Rotarians to inspire change in the world and in each other. “I ask all of you to Be the Inspiration to help Rotary move from reaction to action — to take a hard look at the environmental issues that affect health and welfare around the world and do what we can to help.”
One bottle at a time...
 
The Rotary Club of Saco Bay has a new Clynk fund raiser. We will deliver Clynk bags to you, and pick them up when full. All you need to do is to toss in your used returnable bottles. You can get bags for your picnics, ball games, camps, business, homes or anywhere you have empty bottles. If you would like 1, 2 or 25 bags, please let us know. Your help will be appreciated not only by the Rotary, but also by the many local and international causes that the Rotary helps. Thank you.
 
 
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Mission
It is the mission of our club to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthwile enterprise; to encourage and foster the development of aquaintenance as an opportunity for service; to encourage the highest ethical standards in business and professions; to recognize the worthiness of all occupations as a means to serve society; to apply the ideal of service in each Rotarian's personal, business, and community life; and to advance international understanding, goodwill and peace through world fellowship of business and professional persons united in the ideal of service above self.
 
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