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Joe Jamison, our speaker, with A.J. Sheridan, who arranged for the program The JIREH Project, sponsored by Lions International, was shared with our Sunup Rotary Club by Joe Jamison, a contractor from Cottonwood, who is a member of Lions. It is all about the Lions' worldwide goal to eliminate hunger by producing more food in less time and space, while using less water. Joe told us that Grow Towers are NASA inspired, having been part of a NASA Team's effort to potentially grow food on Mars. Using a Tower Garden's aeroponic technology, it is possible to produce 30% more yield, while using 90% less space than traditional gardening. Grow Towers can be used anywhere — indoor or outdoor, in garages, greenhouses, on patios and on rooftops. He told us it is possible to harvest up to three times faster with Tower Gardens than by usual garening methods, and that these vertical Tower Gardens use 98% less water. Joe and his neighborhood in Cottonwood are sold on the process, and they claim the vegetables grown are superior in both qualty and taste to those available in stores. To purchase Tower Gardens, go to US.TowerGarden.com/JirehLions. The Power of Rotary CLUB SERVICE We helped Eric Chester celebrate his 65th birthday with our club's birthday chorus. Eric, wearing the funky birthday hat, is proudly displaying his just-acquired Medicare Card. COMMUNITY SERVICE ALL VETS MEMORIAL ANNUAL CLEANUP Sprucing up our club's All Vets Memorial on the courthouse square A.J Sheridan and Jane Dunham scrubbing and polishing the memorial MARSHA SAYS: Thank you to all who worked on cleaning and polishing our Veteran’s Memorial on Saturday, especially John Stewert who organized the event. Mayor Goode was there to help as well. This weeks Family Fest meeting will be after our regular Rotary Meeting on Wednesday. Thank you to all who volunteered to bartend on July 5th at the Rodeo. You will be receiving a link in your email for a form that must be filled out before the event. YOUTH SERVICE Our PHS Interact Club Congratulating our PHS Interact Club's 2024-25 Officers on a great year! Paper Plate Awards at last PHS Interact meeting of the year Retiring Club Advisor Cathleen Cherry passes the Interact Global Schisto Project LifeSaver Jar to new Club Advisor Melyssa Munday Our 2024-25 Interact graduating seniors Q – What do you call a typo on a tombstone? A – A grave mistake. __ My landlord wants to talk to me about my high heating bills. I told him my door is always open. __ I feel like I’m in a good place.
Not mentally.
I’m just at the donut shop. __ Q – What do you call a snail with a spear? A – A slow poke! __ I want to go to space for more than 10 minutes But less than accidentally 9 months, __ I never had a mentor. Just tormentors. __ Q – What do you call a cow that copies on your? A – A steak-out. __ Give me coffee to change the things I can, And wine to accept those that I cannot. __ |
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