Sept. 7--Red Rocks Club Fashion Show, Sedona Public Library Community Room.
Sept. 12--Community Service Committee meeting, 8 a.m. at T Carl's at Poco Diablo.
Sept. 13--District Governor visit, 5:30 p.m. at The Collective. BYOB.
Sept. 21--International Day of Peace--Human Library event, Sedona Public Library, 4:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Oct. 6--Tee Up for Team Big Park, Village Rotary Live and Silent Auction Party.
Oct. 7--Ball Drop, Putting Contests, Food & Fun.
Oct 26-30--US/Mexico Friendship Conference in Scottsdale.
Oct. 30--Community Supper at St. Andrews.
Bashas' Cards available--another way to support your club
Please remember to use your Bashas' card. See Dick Youngberg for a replacement or new card. Your card is worth $20.00 when you buy it and you can increase its value before using it. Each month the value of your purchases are added to other purchases made by club members and supporters and six percent of the total amount is forwarded to the club's Endowment Fund. The club receives about $1,000 each year from this program. Please let family members and others know this is another way they can support our efforts.
Shop on AmazonSmile and support club
Shop on Amazon and get a portion of your purchase donated to the Rotary Club Charitable Fund. Simply go to
https://smile.amazon.com/ to sign up and/or select Rotary Club of Sedona and start shopping!
Editor: Linda M. Clark
Contributors: Lynda Brown, Damian Bruno, Miki Dzugan, and John Terhune.
Sedona International City of Peace, Rotary Club of Sedona and the Sedona Public Library are presenting a Human Library event at the library on Thursday, Sept. 21, from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. in celebration of the International Day of Peace. The public is invited to become readers, select a human book, listen to a short presentation, and engage in dialogue with the book selected. Human books will share their stories of being marginalized, categorized, or stigmatized for their differences. In the process, stigmas or judgments around such things as religion, sexuality, mental or physical challenges, homelessness, and lifestyle choices, for example, are explored with the goal of dissolving prejudices with people one might normally avoid or dismiss, gaining understanding and developing new ways of relating. For more information contact Jane Perini at jep@commspeed.net.
