Stacie, Peter, and Gene are planning for the EHS Honors Banquet/awards to be held on Tuesday, April 14 at the Masonic Hall on Bucksport Rd. in Ellsworth. We will be having a spaghetti dinner. Stacie will be sending out a sign-up sheet for Rotarians to help. Rotarians who will be helping should plan to arrive no later than 5:15pm on that night at the Masonic Hall.
Stacie is still collecting small containers of Play-Doh.
Membership Night is Tuesday, April 21 at 6pm in the lobby of the Moore Center. JoAnn handed out invitations and flyers for the event, encouraging all members to invite individuals that would like to learn more about joining Rotary. The membership committee will need all committee chairs to provide a brief informational presentation at the Membership Night. Also, if you would like to help with set-up or take-down for the event, please contact Saxon.
HCTC night will be on March 31, and Gene requested that Rotarians who can help sign up to help. He passed around a sign-up sheet, but please contact Gene if you can help.
This week's guest speaker is Dr. James Duffey, MD. He is board certified and specializes in total joint replacement and sports medicine at Northern Light Orthopedics in Ellsworth.
Practicing orthopedic medicine for 30 years, Dr. Duffey’s areas of expertise include management of sports injuries, with extensive experience in arthroscopic procedures of knees and shoulders, as well as arthritis surgery with total joint replacement of shoulders, hips and knees. As an early adopter of minimally invasive techniques for joint replacement and the use of computer-assisted navigation for implant placement, Dr. Duffey has extensive experience with several hundred cases performed using robotic technology.
Dr. Duffey completed his undergraduate studies at Stanford University, medical school at the University of Arizona, surgical internship at University of California San Francisco, and orthopedic residency at the University of Arizona.
Practicing orthopedic medicine for 30 years, Dr. Duffey’s areas of expertise include management of sports injuries, with extensive experience in arthroscopic procedures of knees and shoulders, as well as arthritis surgery with total joint replacement of shoulders, hips and knees. As an early adopter of minimally invasive techniques for joint replacement and the use of computer-assisted navigation for implant placement, Dr. Duffey has extensive experience with several hundred cases performed using robotic technology.
Dr. Duffey completed his undergraduate studies at Stanford University, medical school at the University of Arizona, surgical internship at University of California San Francisco, and orthopedic residency at the University of Arizona.
Respectfully submitted by Ashley Johnson
