Begins at North Angel Fire Road and Vail Avenue

When: March 3, 2019 at 3:00 pm

Sponsored by Angel Fire Rotary Club

Let’s kick-off Mardi Gras with a parade!

When: February 26, 2017 at 3:00 pm

Where: North Angel Fire Road

Laissez les bons temps rouler!

Enter the Mardi Gras parade. It should be lots of fun!

When: February 15, 2015 from 3:00 pm to ???

Entry Fee: $10

For more information and entry form contact Donna Holman at 575-377-1100 or 305-603-3105 or Tammy Devine at 505-603-3011.

Sponsored by the Angel Fire Rotary Club.

When: July 4, 2014 from 8:00 am to 11:00 am

Where: Olympic Park Pavilion

Presented by Angel Fire Rotary Club – Service Above Self – Dedicated To Making A Difference In The Moreno Valley

$7 Suggested Donation Per Person

Annual Labor Day Weekend Fundraiser

When: Sunday, September 1, 2013 from 8:00 am to 11:00 am

Where: Olympic Park Pavilion

$7 donation. Children under 4 are free.

Service Above Self is the Best Work of Life

Presented by the Angel Fire Rotary Club, Service Above Self. Dedicated to making a difference in the Moreno Valley.

When: July 6, 2013 from 8:00 am to 11:00 am

Where: Olympic Park Pavilion

$7 suggested donation per person.

Do you want to do something to help the tornado victims in Oklahoma but don’t know what you can do? Please join the Rotary Club of Angel Fire in collecting donations to purchase a Shelter Box. Shelter Box is an organization that provides emergency relief to victims of disasters.

Visit their website at www.shelterboxusa.org. All contributions go 100% to help the tornado victims in Oklahoma. Your contribution of $5 or $50 will be combined with all other donations to maximize the benefit to these people. Please contact Mike Liddle 575-613-3801 or Donna Holman 575-377-1100 for more information.

When: Saturday, June 8, 2013 from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm during AAFPO weekend

Where: Angel Fire Community Center

$10 dinner includes lasagna, salad, dessert and a beverage.

Proceeds benefit The Early Childhood Learning Center.

Also featuring:

• Quilt raffle
• Silent auction
• 50/50 cash giveaway
• Live music with Jimmy Stadler

Sponsored by Angel Fire Rotary Club.

By Jo Mixon

This weeks featured member is Rotary Club of Angel Fire.

This week we are featuring, the Rotary Club of Angel Fire and today I attended the weekly luncheon meeting at Zeb’s. I spoke with President Russ Coyle and was also privileged to meet Rotary International District 5520 Governor Bobby Wallace. District 5520, to which the Angel Fire Rotary belongs, is made-up of 71 clubs throughout the state of New Mexico and several counties in Texas.

The Rotary Club is an International Non-Profit Service Organization. Governor Wallace asked the Angel Fire club to tell him what they had accomplished this past year. I heard many fund raisers mentioned, including Pancake Breakfasts, a Dance at the Country Club, an Elk Hunt give-away, and this year’s Mardi Gras Parade.

Then I heard them talk about the programs this money is used to support. The Rotary Club of Angel Fire sponsors school programs such as an Art Program, Writing Essay Contests for 8th graders, a Math Program, and the Eagle Nest School Horse Barn Project. Also each year four high school juniors are selected by their principles to be interviewed by the club and then awarded a weeklong trip to a camp called Rotary Youth Leadership Association or RYLA.

I learned that this year’s theme for the District 5520 is “Reach Within to Embrace Humanity.” The symbol of this theme is three hearts surrounding the Rotary logo. The first heart represents Family. Rotarians are urged to put family first. The second heart stands for Continuity. They are asked to look inside their lives and as a club to work together toward the good of humanity. And the third heart stands for Change. Each Rotary member is asked to identify what needs to be changed as an individual as well as a club and to have the courage to change it for the better.

I was impressed with the dedication of the members to support their Rotary Club and each other. They strive to have perfect attendance at their meetings. Marles Bradley who is vacationing in Angel Fire told me she is a member of the Norman/Sooner Oklahoma Rotary, but finds meetings to attend in areas all over the world to maintain her attendance record. Others then made the comment they have met like-minded people all over the world. It gives them a feeling of camaraderie knowing they are able to work together to help others.

Before I left, I sat down with the District Governor, and he said, ” Rotary Club of Angel Fire is doing an outstanding job helping the community and the world. District 5520 is very proud of the work they have accomplished.”

Rotary Club of Angel Fire supports and promotes many local as well as national and international projects. To get a better idea of what Rotary International is please go to their website www.rotary.org or if you have an interest in joining the club, members meet every Thursday at noon for lunch at Zebs.