| Feb 23 | The Broadwater Conservation District, FFA, Farm Bureau Extension Office and Gayle Watson will be hosting the 2019 Ag Appreciation Dinner. The Prime Rib dinner will be offered for $15.00. Contact Josie Reynolds (406-266-3146) for more information. |
| Mar 16 | The BHC Auxilliary Annual Leprechaun Festival will be held on March 16 at the Townsend Schools Multii-Purpose Room. Lunch will be served and there will be entertainment and a silent auction. |
The Holiday Party last Saturday (Jan 24,2019) was a great success! Rex did a great job of preparing steak and fowl and we got rid of drinks left over from Fall Fest -- WOO HOO!
The only questionable thing about the party is how badly we sang Karaoke. WHEW! I hope no one had nightames after all the off-key sining we did! And Bill, I hope Barb didn't make you walk home after that serenade....
The Rotary Club of Townsend has survived since 1939 and has become the club to go to if something needs to be done in our community. Rotary is always looking for potential new members to continue that tradition. Many service organizations like Rotary are struggling to find new energetic members. Fortunately, another new young Rotary member has been recruited in Townsend.
(Townsend December 1) On November 27, Loren Acton, the only Montana-born astronaut spoke to the Rotary Club. Loren was born in the Lewistown, Montana area and explained to the Club how a small town boy from Montana was able to grow up and become a crew member on the Challenger. Loren was educated at Montana State University and eventually received a doctorate in solar physics. He was charged with taking x-ray pictures of the sun and showed the Club some of the pictures he took from space.
(Townsend December 1) On Thursday November 29th, the Rotary Club of Helena Sunrise and the Rotary Club of Townsend sponsored their annual Trivia/Chili Feed fundraising event for a Townsend cause. This year the $1,342 raised will be used to help pay for the Rotary-sponsored youth Interact Club service trip to Guatemala. The kids will be spending some time in June helping a group called Maya Pedal modify bicycles into machines that can be used by local villagers without power to grind flour, pump water, etc.
(Townsend December 1) On November 27th, Keith Hartman and Phil Clark were sworn in by Rotary Club President Jeff Langlinais and took the oath to serve as a Rotarian and to provide ‘Service above Self”. Rotary’s six new members in the last three months will help ensure Rotary continues its vital role in our community.
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(Townsend November 19) On November 13, Rotary Club of Townsend President Jeff Langlinais inducted the new Rotary Sponsored Youth Interact Club of Townsend officers for 2018-2019. This begins the second official year of the Interact Club which has been very busy since its inception in Winter 2018. The Interact Club is a community-based youth Rotary club for students ages 12-18. Rotarian, Jennifer Lane is the new Club Advisor replacing Beth Ihle who took a new job in Silver City, NM.
On Halloween, five members of the local Rotary Club passed out goodie bags to the residents at Broadwater Health Center. This is an annual event for Rotarians which the residents as well as Rotarians enjoy immensely.
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On October 29, Rotary Club of Townsend members passed out dictionaries to the third graders at Cecelia Hazelton Elementary School. Montana Rotary District 5390 dues fund this statewide project in Montana. It is always a pleasure to see the kids looking at their very own new dictionary.
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(Townsend November 18) The Rotary Club of Townsend has survived since 1939 and has become the club to go to if something needs to be done in our community. Rotary is always looking for potential new members to continue that tradition. Many service organizations like Rotary are struggling to find new energetic members. Fortunately, another new young Rotary member has been recruited in Townsend.
(Townsend October 21) The Rotary Club of Townsend has survived since 1939 and has become the club to go to if something needs to be done in our community. Rotary is always looking for potential new members to continue the tradition. Many service organizations like Rotary are struggling to find new energetic members. Fortunately, several new young Rotary members have been recruited in Townsend.
