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May 2
 
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May 3
 
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May 17
 
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May 18
 
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Winnie Chik
May 11
 
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Laraine Benjamin
May 27
 
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Cathy Phillipson
May 1, 1996
22 years
 
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May 10, 2010
8 years
 
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ClubRunner

On the Door April 2018

Greeters at the door: Kathryn Kunkel and Dwight Lysak
Meeting at: Selkirk Golf and Country Club

Cocktails at 5:30 pm;  Dinner at 6:00 pm

Reminder ...  Dinner $22; Only Coffee & Dessert $7 ...... exact amount appreciated

 
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member proposal
Application from DAVID THORNE

City of Selkirk employee, Director of Protective Services, Retired RCMP
Proposed by Lee Hanson

Partner is Mary Thorne
3 children:  Luke, Scott and Sophia
Spoke Editor Wanted
A Editor is required for the Spoke as the present Editor's term is finished with this issue on June 24th.
 
If you are creative, talented, have a sense of humour (unlike our present editor), like working on the computer and on the internet, can stay awake during our meetings and take notes that you can read ten days later, YOU will be a great Spoke Editor. Duties are restricted to only twice a month as compared to the previous every week.
 
Submit your name asap to incoming president General Lee.devil

  
  
  
 
Last meeting
After another delicious dinner followed by dessert our meeting started at 6:42.
 
President Marcia reported on various:
  • a short report on the District Conference held in May in Kenora and attended by Marcia, Sharon, Jean and Elaine.
the next District Conference will be the last weekend in May 2018.
  • the next International Conference is in Toronto in June 2018 
 
Secretary Lesli M was MIA (still celebrating her daughter's wedding on the weekend). Some members counted the assembly and arrive at 24 members present and no guests. No estimate of the % in attendance).
 
Treasurer Ruth K was also MIA. Her report for Assembly was read by President Marcia.
 
President Marcia then turned over the meeting to Gayle H who reported on the three FAM TALKS we had this year. She then had each table participate in group discussions and agree or disagree with various statements on the following:
  • Our Mission and priorities for 2017-2020.
  • Fundraising, How We Get
  • Altruism, How We Give
  • Membership
At 7:35 Ron K reported that October is Vocational Service Month. Nominations are required for persons we can recognize for their vocation. No one recognized last year because we had no nominations.
 
Elaine E reported on Rotary Foundation and told us we need to average $50 a member in annual donations to qualify to apply for a district grant.
Elaine questioned what happens to the fines collected; we use to turn them over to the Foundation?
 
Acting 50/50 Draw master, Ron C, reported that the Pot was now $72.00 or $73.50 (there was confusion as to what amount it is was). It didn't matter as Al C didn't draw the Ace of Spades.
 
Acting Sgt-at-Arms, Ron K (the good Ron), collected no fines because everyone worked hard at LobsterFest.
 
Bill B had prepared a detailed LobsterFest report for the meeting expecting members would be interested in how we made out but because of the late hour he declined to present the details and told everyone he had copies for them that they could pick up after the meeting. A shout arose from some members to at least know what the bottom line was. Bill then informed the assembly what the estimated Net Profit could be. (note: of 25 reports available, 14 were picked up).
 
President Marcia listed of the next five meetings and speakers in July to September.
 
We adjourned at 7:45
President's Message
Harvey Lee Hanson
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This year’s theme as presented by our District Governor Pat Chernesky was “ Light up Rotary”.    I would personally like to thank our club for another great Rotary Year as we did our part at the club level to “Light up Rotary”.    It was a great experience for me as your club President and thanks for all of the fun, help, commitment, and dedication that everyone has shown throughout the year.   It truly makes everyone’s job easier when everyone pitches in to help.
 
A big thank-you to our Executive and all of our Directors for leading their perspective areas.   There is lots of information and a bit of a learning curve with each position but they were up for the challenge!!
 
Thanks as well to all of our members for stepping up to the plate and chairing or helping out with the numerous events, programs, projects, awards, fellowship events, and fundraising initiatives throughout the year!!
 
This past year has flown by but if we look at it and reflect back on it we realize how much the club has accomplished and contributed for the betterment of the community!!   We should all give ourselves a pat on the back for a “Job well done “!!
 
Here’s looking forward to another great “Rotary Year”
 
I would at this time like to introduce your new President Andrew Glassco.
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