• Canned Soup
• Butter
• Canned Tuna or Chicken
• Canned Pasta, Ravioli, Spagettios
• Baked Beans
• Pasta Sauce
• Peanut Butter​

 

Great job everyone on this year's tournament! The weather, the course, the volunteers, the players all came together for a great day! And Congratulations to Bert Wyman, winner of the Chelsea clock!

A team comes off the 9th green, which featured the chance to win a new Subaru from Bath Subaru with a Hole-In-One.	President Elect Jeff Labbe monitors the clubhouse during the 24th Annual Rotary Golf Classic.
Bath Rotarian Guy Saucier helps with sage advice during the 2015 Rotary Golf Classic.	Bath Rotarian Don Spann relaxes by the firepit behind the clubhouse.

Rich Cromwell is back home in Maine and this is his final report from Cambodia.

The last week:

Our consultant, Kristen, and I met on Tuesday to conduct the final review of our “Knowledge, Attitude and Practices (KAP) Survey”.  The insight that we have gained into water, sanitation and hygiene issues in these five villages is amazing and will guide us through developing a holistic, in depth action plan to address the villagers’ desperate situation.

The data is so comprehensive that it will also act as a baseline  and allow us, upon completion of the project, to measure our results accurately.  We were able to reconcile the villager survey with our interviews with the five village chiefs, and blending the results of those separate surveys gave us a lot of confidence in both surveys’ results.

Bath noontime and Sunrise Rotarians rang the bells for the Salvation Army kettle drive at Renys and Shaw's today, braving snow showers and temps below freezing to embody the motto "Service Above Self".

Below is another report from Rich Cromwell in Cambodia. The chief data and survey referred to is posted in the downloads section on the left hand side of our homepage.

The report of my second week’s work will be a bit shorter.  However, I have attached the questionnaire which we developed to interview the villagers and also the results of our Village Chief survey.

Hello Fellow Rotarians,

It is Monday night the 17th of November here in Siem Reap Cambodia. My first week has been busy and in keeping with the schedule and goals established in our grant request.

On Wednesday the 12th I met at "Water for Cambodia" (WFC) , our Rotary sponsored partner, with Nthabeleng, the Director, and Kristin, a consultant hired to develop our village survey and compile the data we produce.

We spent a few hours reviewing our grant application and synching it with reporting documents that are commonly used in gathering decision making data that will be used in the context of a global grant.

I devoted Thursday to the kids at the orphanage we supported last year. A glorious touching day spent with healthy, joyful children.

Just a quick word about the political subdivision of Cambodia. Cambodia is divided into Provinces which are further subdivided into Districts, Communes and lastly, Villages

The Bath Rotary Club has successfully completed it's 23rd Annual Golf Tournament

Don Carrigan of WCSH 6 news interviews George Dole on the anniversary of the first sub-4 minute mile.

http://www.wcsh6.com/story/news/local/bath-brunswick/2014/05/06/bath-man-part-of-historical-race/8780291/

Thanks to all who donated and recycled their electronic waste at our collection event on November 8th. A big thank you also to Rotarians Jason Ritchie, Lee Patenaude, Kim Brackett, Michelle Nickles, Carolyn Lockwood, Tom Edwards, John Evans and Joel Austin for their assistance. A special thank you to the crew at North Coast Services for their patience and courtesy and to the Bath Recreation Department for the use of their parking lot.

A little chill in the air and overcast skies didn't dampen the spirits of the 86 participants in the Bath Rotary 4-Way 5K  held on October 11th. Congratulations to the overall winners Krystal Douglas of Harpswell with a first place time of 19:51 and second place finisher John Totman of Phippsburg with a time of 19:58. Thanks to all who participated and to all of the sponsors and volunteers who made the race such a success.

President Lou Ensel's inducted 4 new members in ealy July: (l to r in photo) Barbara Whidden, Don Spann, Lesley Dollinger and Ed Rogers.

President Will Neilson presents a check to Patten Free Library director Lesley Dolinger. Fellow Rotarian John Sunderland and his wife are spearheading a fundraising effort to replace the furniture in the reading room. The furniture, purchased from Country Farm Furniture in Bath, should arrive sometime in July.

Bath Rotarian Bob Warren is presented a Paul Harris award by Lee Patenaude accompanied by his wife, MJ Warren.

Bath Rotary President Wil Neilson welcomes new members Andrew Deci and Liz Wyman on February 11, 2014