TUESDAYS ARE FOR ST. PAUL ROTARY
JOIN US FOR LUNCH, AT 5:01 PM OR ONLINE!
 
Lunch Meetings: Noon at the InterContinental St. Paul Riverfront, 11 E Kellogg Blvd, St. Paul, MN 55101 (2nd, 4th and 5th Tuesdays of the month)
Parking: $5 vouchers for the hotel ramp available in the meeting room
 
 5:01 Meetings: 5:01 PM at the University Club of St. Paul, 420 Summit Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55102 (1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the month). Free on street parking
 
Online: all St. Paul Rotary events are hybrid with a Zoom option
Lunch Meeting April 11: Win in Business and Life
Lunch Meeting April 11: Win in Business and Life
Mayo Clinic says 74% of illnesses are chronic and come from stress… What if you could help solve this key problem starting today?
 
Come hear a past President of Rotary Eden Prairie, cancer thriver and CEO of Performance SolutionsMN Inc. share real life solutions that have helped over 26,000 people - “The Power of 3.”
 
Robb Hiller graduated from St. Olaf College and has been in Rotary for over 25 years.  He is a talent expert and coaches one of the top PGA pros.  His passion is help leaders become the leader they are meant to become and thrive with their God given talents.
 
Please take a moment and listen to this short 2 minute video clip of “The Power of 3” published by Tyndale Publishing.  Robb will share proven ideas that will help you address the problem Mayo has found regarding stress.  This will help you move forward to “Win in Business and in Life."
 
Join Zoom Meeting  
Meeting officially begins at 12:15 PM

https://zoom.us/j/8251848268?pwd=a0thQ0NqWi93aXpyeFBGT1JRNHlTUT09

Meeting ID: 825 184 8268

Passcode: 643825

Or, join by Phone:  (312) 626-6799 or (346) 248-7799
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17th Annual Sunrise Forum - April 19th 7:15-9:15 am
17th Annual Sunrise Forum - April 19th 7:15-9:15 am
Our schools are experiencing a mental health crisis. According to the 2022 Minnesota Student Survey, 45%, of 11th grade girls reported long-term mental health, behavioral or emotional problems - up from 35% in 2019 and 16% in 2013. Reports of 11th graders having seriously considered suicide at some point in their life jumped to 28% Experts say that kids struggling with mental health are not only unable to learn, they’re often unable to ask for the help they need. Join us and our experienced panel as we discuss this issue and what actions could and should be taken to address it. Whether you are a parent, grandparent, community member or future employer of these young people, this promises to be a compelling event.
 
Moderator: Nina Moini, MPR

Featured panelists:
Anne Gearity, PhD, Assistant Professor, University of Minnesota Medical School
Brandon Jones, M.A., CPPM, Executive Director, Minnesota Association for Children's Mental Health

Location: The Woman’s Club of Minneapolis
 
 
President David Dominick has pledged to donate $500 to the St. Paul Rotary Foundation if 20 members of the St. Paul Rotary club attend this event!
Science Museum Service Project
Please join us for a fun day at the Science Museum of Minnesota!  Rotarians will help demonstrate simple science experiments to Museum visitors, generally working in pairs.
 
When: Thursday, April 20th 10 am - 2 pm
 
Where: Science Museum of Minnesota, 120 West Kellogg, St Paul, MN
 
Who: Anybody!  Rotarians are welcome to bring family members or friends to help out.
 
Sign up HERE! Click the blue button on the left side under "Online Registration".
Nagasaki Trip for St Paul Rotarians
The Rotary Club of Nagasaki and the Rotary Club of St. Paul have one of the longest lasting sister club relationship in all of Rotary.  This started in 1975 when the Rotary International Convention was held in Minneapolis.  Jim Aldrich of our club and Dr. Iwanaga of the Rotary Club of Nagasaki met and talked about how our our cities had been sister cities since 1955.  They thought that our clubs should be come sister clubs.  That was the start of 48 years of friendship.
 
We had intended to send a delegation to Nagasaki to celebrate this friendship in 2020.  We all remember what happened that year.  Travel to Japan has now opened up and we have been invited by the Nagasaki Rotarians to visit this October.  We will have activities with our fellow Rotarians but we shall also see and experience the Okunchi Festival.  This is one of the premier festivals in Japan.  A link to learn about it is at the end of this article.
 
This trip is open to any Rotarian and family or friends that wants to go.  We are still working on details but you can expect to be in Nagasaki from October 5 to October 10.  Of course, your trip can be combined with an extended trip to other parts of Japan. 
 
We will have a presentation about this trip at the 5.01 meeting on May 2.  We will also be having a meeting to talk about travel to Japan for those who have never been there. 
 
More information will be forthcoming but start to think about this opportunity to visit Japan and being hosted by Nagasaki Rotarians. 
 
Feel free to contact Al Zdrazil if you have any questions at this time.
 
Al Zdrazil
Zdra0004@umn.edu
651-675-9838
 
Here is the link to the Okunchi Festival
 
https://nagasaki-kunchi.com/
Rotary Club Night at The History Theatre - The Defeat of Jesse James
Rotary Club Night at The History Theatre - The Defeat of Jesse James
Please join us on Thursday, May 4, 2023 for a night at the theatre!  The show begins at 7:30 pm at the History Theatre (30 East 10th Street - St. Paul, Minnesota 55101).
 
We will meet at Camp Bar (490 No. Robert St. Saint Paul, MN  55101) for appetizers and beverages starting at 5:30 pm.   Or, meet us in the Lobby at 7:15 pm.
 
To buy your tickers, call Craig Cerrato, Group Sales Manager at Phone: 651.292.4320
Please get $10/person for appetizers to Ken Schaefer.  Cash at a meeting or Venmo – Kenneth Schaefer @Kenneth-Schaefer-4
 
About the show: 

1876. It's the last gig for Jesse James: a one-night-only farewell concert starring America's most notorious desperado. Join Jesse as he reenacts his dramatic rise and fall in this mix of Honky Tonk Cabaret and Wild West Show, with a Grand Finale at a place called Northfield, Minnesota. Featuring special guest stars and a few surprises - even for Jesse.   

A new musical from the team that brought you "Glensheen."

 
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