Reminder to Pay Dues
As
with many organizations, dues are the “life blood” of the organization and the
Rogue Flyfishers Club is no exception.
Dues are critical to provide the month to month services offered by the
club and lack of them causes difficulties in planning for the future.
As
the club is preparing to print the annual Membership Directory, it is noted
that a rather large percentage of people who were members last year have not
yet paid their dues for this year. If
you are someone who falls in that category, please take a moment to write a
check and become current for this year. It
is vitally important for the health of the club. Failure to pay dues by April 15 will
eliminate your name and information from being included in the printed Club
Membership Directory and you will no longer receive the monthly club
newsletter.
Membership Directory
The
annual printed Membership Directory will be available by early May. After two years of not displaying members
email addresses, this year’s Directory will include them. Email has become a very familiar and easy way
for people to communicate with one another and there have been many requests to
bring this feature back to our Directory. The Board unanimously decided it was
proper to do so. The Directory is given
to club members only and never to members of the public at large, so there is
very little concern about misuse of it.
That
said, if you are a member who would prefer not to have your email address in
the Directory, you can request that it not be printed by notifying the
membership chairman, John Bjorkholm, either by phone, or, ironically, by email.
ROGUE FLYFISHERS MEETING
Wednesday March 16, 2016
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The Point Pub & Grill
311 E. Pine St., Central Point
Wet Fly 5:45 - 6:45 p.m.
Dinner and raffle at 6:45 PM
Dinner Tickets $22
Dinner Special:
Dinner and 4 Tickets for $25.00
Dinner and 12 Tickets for $30.00
The Speaker will be: Jason Atkinson
Jason Atkinson is a filmmaker, an author, and a
public servant. After 14 years in the Oregon Legislature he took a sabbatical
to make the film “A River Between Us.” He is a Rodel Fellow with the Aspen
Institute, a commentator and speaker on a wide range of issues, and consults in the
corporate sector as well as serves on various boards. His work has
been featured in the New York Times, Men’s Journal, Field and Stream to name a
few.
Please join us in welcoming Jason Atkinson.