Welcome to our Club
Dryden Rotary BBQ this Saturday, July 16th, at Clark’s
Chicken $8 a half should be ready by 11 am.
It’s going to be a hot day so help us sell out early!
On an overcast October morning the rain held off until minutes before the start!
26 runners head of for a 5 or 10 k run around Dryden Lake
Thanks to the runners, our volunteers, and, again, this years sponsors!
Applied Design Research Assoc. Cornerstone Architects
Dryden Realty & Apartment Co. First National Bank of Dryden
Scottie's Auto Repair Hopshire Farm & Brewery
Elemental Pet Vets Preston Enterprises
Elemental Pet Vets Preston Enterprises
CNY Signs & Graphics Artcraft Home Improvements
Dryden Barbershop Dryden Monumant Company
Perkins Funeral Home CayugaXpress
Perkins Funeral Home CayugaXpress
Dragonfly Grille Fingerlake Electric Supply
Schickel Construction Bell's Auto Care
McCune, Murphy & Potter Peak Performance
Station Creamery CNY Auto Hub
Dryden Hotel
Annual Dryden Rotary Fall Dash
October 16th 9am-11am at Dryden Lake.
Funds raised will support the Dryden Rotary club's youth programs
5 & 10 K runs Start/finish at Drdyen Lake Park
Generally flat on open roads and railtrail
Entry Fees: Individual early & day of $20; 19 and under $15; Family groups of 3 or more $15 per
Registration at: https://www.webscorer.com/
Thank you to all of our sponsors! Please support these local businesses.
Applied Design Research Associates, Cornerstone Architects, Dryden Realty & Apartment Company, First National Bank of Dryden, Scottie's Auto Repair, Hopshire Farm & Brewery, Elemental Pet Vets, Preston Enterprises, CNY Signs & Graphics, Artcraft Home Improvements, Dryden Barbershop, Dryden Monument Company, Perkins Funeral Home, Cayuga Xpress, Dragonfly Grille, Fingerlakes Electric, Schickel Construction, Bell’s Auto Care, McCune, Murphy & Potter Physical Therapy, Peak Performance, Station Creamery, CNY Auto Hub, Dryden Hotel
A big 'Thank you!' to Kinney Drugs in Dryden for hosting the collection and to all who dropped off items.
On Tuesday, 24 November Dryden Rotary club members collected 6 large bags of warm outerwear to be sorted and distributed to needy folks in Tompkins and Tioga Counties. They also disassembled the donations bin, took the clothes to the drop off, and returned the collection bin to the barn where it will await next year's collection! Sorry, no photos, maybe next year!
The collection of warm winter clothing is underway, ending November 23
Kinney Drugs in Dryden is one of 20 collection sites around Tompkins County. Donations of clean new or gently used winter clothing will be gratefully collected, sorted, and distributed by volunteers from a number of organizations lead by the Ithaca Rotary Club along with the Dryden and Trumansburg Rotary Clubs; Cornell University; Finger Lakes ReUse; and Catholic Charities of Tompkins/Tioga.
The familiar “red box” collection bins can be found at locations around Tompkins County, including: Agway True Value Home Center (Cayuga Mall), BorgWarner Morse Systems (Warren Rd.), CFCU Community Credit Union (Main Branches), Island Health & Fitness (Taughannock Blvd. and Community Corners), Kendal at Ithaca, Mama Goose (609 W. Clinton St. starting Nov 1), P&C Fresh, Tops Friendly Market (2300 N. Triphammer Rd.), Wegmans, YMCA, and in Trumansburg, the Shur-Save and St. James Catholic Church.
The donated clothing is distributed by Catholic Charities of Tompkins/Tioga free of charge to individuals who need such items for the winter months. Distribution will take place November 9 – 20 (Monday–Friday, 9 AM to 4 PM).
All winter clothing in good repair is accepted. There is a special need for children’s and larger-sized outerwear (2X and up) and large-sized boots (13 and up), as well as coats, snow pants and boots; blankets; and hats, scarves, and mittens for all. Each article of clothing donated should be new or gently used, and clean for future recipients. Note that the emphasis is on outerwear!
Hosted by the Rotary Club of Dryden
Saturday, Sept 12th, 9:00 – 12: 00 PM
Dryden Highway Department, 61 East Main
Donate your unwanted quality used and surplus building materials, furniture, housewares, clothing, books, media, electronics, and much more. All items must be complete, clean, and in good usable condition. For more information on accepted items please go to: https://ithacareuse.org/
Donations may be tax deductible and Finger Lakes ReUse will provide a donation receipt for your tax purposes. Finger Lakes ReUse reserves the right to turn away any donation that has the potential to pose a health risk to its volunteers, customers, or staff.
Supported by the Town of Dryden and the Tompkins County Recycling and Materials Management
Refinishing a table for WIllowbrook residents.
On Sat 01 Aug four Dryden Rotarians took the morning to sand and seal a table and benches at the Willowbrook Manor Senior Housing.
A quick 3 hour project keeps Rotarians involved and helps others...don't always be looking for home runs, games are won on singles and doubles!
The Dryden Rotary Club & Acme Mystery Co.
Hereby invite you to join them at the Dryden Veteran's Memorial Home for the
13th Annual Dryden Rotary Mystery Dinner Theater:
“Death Takes a Cruise?”
Hereby invite you to join them at the Dryden Veteran's Memorial Home for the
13th Annual Dryden Rotary Mystery Dinner Theater:
“Death Takes a Cruise?”
February 1, 2020
Event starts at 6pm (doors open at 5pm)
Dryden Veteran's Memorial Home
2272 Dryden Rd
Dryden, NY 13053
2272 Dryden Rd
Dryden, NY 13053
For details and Tickets click here
Hosted by Habitat for Humanity of Tompkins & Cortland Counties and Dryden Rotary!
Community groups are invited to build a gingerbread house to be displayed in Habitat’s office windows at 14 West Main Street. Houses will be displayed from Sunday December 1st thru Saturday December 7th.
On Saturday the 7th the community will be welcomed in from 10:00 until 4:00 for a closer look and to vote for their favorite! Formal judging will have taken place prior. The ‘Community Choice’ and ‘Judged’ winners will be presented awards at the Dryden Community Center Café after the tree lighting.
Any Dryden community group; service organizations, youth groups, churches, businesses, may enter. Due to space limitations we are only able accept the first 12 entries.
Registration forms can be downloaded, look to the left on this page...
Completed forms must be received by Friday 29 November either by the US mail of email. The $10 entry fee can either be sent with completed form or brought with the house at drop-off. All fees and any donations will go to Habitat.
Houses must be dropped off at Habitat’s office (14 West Main Street) between 4:00 and 7:00 PM on Sunday 01 December and picked up between 4:00 and 5:30 Sat 07 December.
Houses must be on a sturdy base no larger than 12” x 20”. Any information regarding the house, such as who made it, what it represents, etc. must be incorporated within the base
Questions? Send an email to: 7170drydenrotary@gmail.com
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The Dryden Rotary Club and the Dryden Community Center Cafe are participating in the 27th annual 'Share the Warmth' campaign with over 20 collection sites around Tompkins County.
Donations of clean new or gently used winter clothing will be gratefully collected, sorted, and distributed across the area by volunteers from a number of partner organizations including the Ithaca, Dryden, and Trumansburg Rotary Clubs.
The familiar “red box” collection bin can be found at the Dryden Community Center Café
Your support is needed and appreciated!
Despite the forecast of fog the morning was the start of a glorious fall day! Sunny and in the upper 40’s.
Lining up for the 9:00 AM start were 31 runners, mostly women. At the starting whistle 20 folks headed off for 10 k by turning immediately right onto the Schug trail. This took them ‘out and back’ to where they would continue around Dryden Lake chasing the 11 runners doing the 5k.
Dogs and kids were the order of the day with 7 and 8 years old completing the 10 k!
A great big thank you to all of the runners and our sponsors. More information about the race (Map, Results, Sponsors, etc) can be found here.
Dryden Rotary Fall Dash
@ Dryden Lake
Saturday, October 19th 2019
Dryden Rotary's annual fundraiser to support Rotary Youth Programs.
Click Here for information
Come to Clark's between 10:00 and 2:00 for some fine BBQ'd chicken!
Funds from these event support our Youth Exchange Program, provide dictionaries to all 3rd grade students in the Dryden School District, send 2 or 3 High School Rotary Youth Leadership Awardees' to a 4 day camp, supplement our annual donations to 3 food pantries, sand other good Rotary works.
Our club was honored this morning with the visit of Pvt Robert Nobles, 508th PIR Co C.(Part of the famed 82nd Airborne). Bob, who lives in Ithaca, was a POW after parachuting behind German lines and fighting on D-Day 75 years ago.
The service that men like Bob performed for the world should never be forgotten!
https://www.ww2-airborne.us/units/508/508_trp.html
Stop by and visit us at Dairy Days!
Saturday 08 June, Montgomery Park, 10:30 to 3:00
Talk with local Rotarians about the difference Rotary makes in our community and around the world.
Learn how you can join us providing "Service Above Self"!
Support the Dryden Rotary Club
Recognition day is upon us; show you care to those that matter and Dryden Rotary gets $5 per bouquet!!!
4/14/2019 Last day to order flowers
4/24/2019 Flowers delivered personally by a Rotarian
Questions? Orders? Contact Wil & Cathy Buttner (607.220.6630 or 607.262.6940) or any Dryden rotary Member.
Support the Dryden Rotary Club
Eat at the Texas Roadhouse, South Meadow Street, Ithaca, on any of these dates and Dryden Rotary gets %10 of the sales!
3/17/19 from 11:30am-9pm
3/18/19 from 4pm-10pm
3/19/19 from 4pm-10pm
Ask a Dryden Rotarian for an invitation to show your server on the night of the fundraiser or download a digital copy.
The Dryden Rotary Club's 12th Annual Mystery Dinner Theater will be held at the Dryden Veterans Memorial Home
Saturday February 2nd.
Doors open at 5:30 PM and the show starts at 6 PM. Dinner at 7:30
Tickets are $45.00 from any Dryden Rotarian, local businesses, and on-line.
Dinner includes roast beef, chicken, mashed potatoes, mixed vegetable medley, salad, dessert, coffee, tea and soda.
More details at at "Upcoming Events" immediately to the right on this page
or at https://www.facebook.com/events/395363067872917
As part of the Ithaca Rotary Club’s "Share the Warmth" clothing drive, the Rotary Club of Dryden is sponsoring a drop off box at the Dryden Community Center Café, 1 West Main Street, Dryden.
The red wooden box will be there from Saturday 03, Nov thru Wednesday, 12 Dec
All winter clothing in good repair is accepted. There is a special need for larger-sized clothing (2X and up) and large-sized boots (13 and up), as well as coats, snow pants, boots, hats, scarves, gloves, and mittens for all—and blankets. Each article of clothing donated should be new or gently used, and clean for future recipients.
Finger Lakes ReUse collects the items for sorting and Catholic Charities, which serves all of Tompkins County, then distributes the items.
“Share the Warmth” began in Ithaca 25 years ago but has extended to Trumansburg and now to Dryden with the support of local business, colleges, and Rotary clubs.
Despite the rain and cool temperatures we has a field of 42 runners on Saturday. In the 10k there were 18 runners with 24 taking on the 5k loop around the Dryden Lake.
Thanks to all our sponsors and runners. The funds will be used to support Dryden Rotary's local and international projects.
For all the results: https://www.webscorer.
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DRYDEN ROTARY
August GREETERS: __Sylvia_& ______
Thurs., Aug. 2nd : 7:00 am Café, Program: Jakub
Sat. Aug 4th: Jakub departs: Syracuse airport, 2:15 pm?
Tues., Aug 7th: Board meeting 6:30 pm, Kim's house
Thurs., Aug 9th: Dr. Ornithia Montague, TC3 President, 7:00 am Café,
Sat Aug 11th BBQ – Evan pit master 6am – 2pm
Sat Aug 11th- Cambodian Dinner, Holy Cross Church 6pm
Wed., Aug 15th: Host : Evan
Program: Marty and Martha Windsor: Community Core
Friday Aug 17th: Pasuth arrives, Ithaca Airport, 6:40 pm
Thurs., Aug 23rd: Kayla Lane Clark, Dryden Apt. Company
Thurs., Aug 30th: Program needed
Sept. Greeters ____Tom and Chris S____________
Rotarians from the Dryden, Cortland Noon, and Cortland Breakfast clubs pitched in with other community groups to plant trees at Lime Hollow nature Center on a gorgeous Sunday afternoon.
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Service Above Self
Dryden, NY 13053-9582
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