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A
Weekly Publication
Tuesday,
February 9, 2010 |
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February 12
Mardi Gras
March 2
Roses for Rotary
Launch
February 16 L.H.I.N.
- Gary Switzer
March 9
CHAP - Linda Lucas
February 23 Community Living -
Ron Blommers
March 16 Shelter
Boxes - Keith Koke
March 23
Club
Assembly
March 30 Classification
- Mark Jenkins
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Good morning from President Blake!
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Visitors
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Our guests today: Paul
Gardiner, Bill Arends of
Wallaceburg Rotary, Ray
Tetrault of Chatham Youth
Soccer, Ric Bodnariuk of
Chatham Rotary, Keith Koke
of Chatham Rotary, Tom
Beaton of CK Municipality,
John Jordan of Active
Communities, Don Jackson of
Blenheim Rotary, Don
Shropshire of CK
Municipality, Bill Weaver of
Municipality & Active
Communities, John
Sigurjonsson of Cycle CK,
Scott Moir, Hank Smit,
Suzanne Warrener, Marlee
Robinson for Ridgetown
Rejuvenation, Leo Denys of
CK Municipality, Peter
Marten of Cogeco, Nick
Zimmer (Laurie’s son) & Gord
Campbell.
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50/50 Draw: |
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The pot is sitting at $100.
Scott pulled Doug Swant’s
ticket – lucky for $10!
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Happy
Bucks: |
Nicole
& Ashley leave in 8 days for
the Olympics

Tom Beaton
leaves on Saturday for the
Olympics

John Jorden is happy that
he’s sitting with people
that have a chance to go &
that CK will be
well-represented

John
Schinkel - NASCAR – it’s
Speed Week!

Hank S – really would be
happy if we met later in the
am……But he did get thru
Customs recently with his
wife & didn’t have to pay
duty!

Doug is
happy to be going West on
Saturday
to see & ski with his son in
Kelowna

Jim is happy that it’s
Weigh-in Day

John L says
Thank You! For all those who
supported
the Polio eradication
efforts
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Pounds
for Polio Challenge: |
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Pounds for Polio –
winners will be announced at
Mardi Gras on Friday – John
says that already there’s
over $2000 from the
participants. Thank you to
Kim for her great
inspirational messages.
Thank you to the Porkers who
helped out the Pounders. We
need to eradicate this
horrible disease!
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Club Business: |
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Mardi Gras
tickets, $45 each from
Bonny. Still available.
Blutonium will be there.
Doors open 6pm.

Ray Tetreault presented
President Blake with a photo
of the soccer team, which
was sponsored by Chatham
Sunrise last season and was
pleased to accept our cheque
for sponsoring another Youth
Soccer team for the upcoming
season. They do have 2500
players in their teams –
Ages 5 to senior Men &
Ladies. You don’t have to
be a good player! With the
College expansion plans,
they are seeking field space
in the City of Chatham per
se - Please be in touch with
them if you can help.
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Guest Speaker: - Don
Shropshire |
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Steve
Pickard introduced our
Speaker today – Don
Shropshire, General Manager
of Community & Development
Services & the newest
member of the Executive
Management Team for the
Municipality. He’s formerly
a National Director for the
Canadian Red Cross in
Ottawa.
Don
brought a sample prototype
of proposed types of bike
racks for the community of
Chatham Kent. The Canadian
Heart & Stroke has released
recently some very difficult
facts about high blood
pressure, diabetes & obesity
for the population of
Chatham Kent. We need to be
active!
Following the Strategic
Plan, they’ve established
Active Communities, chaired
by Bill Weaver & member John
Jordan. There is $1M planned
for Trails’ investments &
Bike Lanes ($1.4M,
specifically $60,000 for
bike racks.)

They
are looking for Rotary to
help with the sponsorship &
promotion. The racks need to
out & promoted in the
business’ & the Municipality
needs us to help. Similar
to our Raise the Flag
promotion. A rough cost of
each is $290 + installation.
Racks can be logo’d &
represented by the sponsor.
Contact
Tom Beaton or Don, or Bill
Weaver. They will be hiring
a Coordinator for Active
Communities soon.
Laurie
Zimmer thanked Don & the
Active Communities & the
Municipality for recognizing
the difficult state that our
hearts are in. We need to
be healthy & active. A book
for the Literary Angels
program was signed for the
Chatham Public Library.
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Thought of the Day: |
The finest of today is not
he who possesses the longest
claws or talons. It is he
who has come into the
fullness of recognition of
the fact that his success is
dependant upon the success
of other men in the
community in which he lives;
that the success of his
community is dependent of
other communities; that none
is sufficient unto himself;
that no man can ever succeed
alone.
from "The
Rotarian" - 1912
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BINGO:
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As all members are aware, BINGO's
are one of our best fund raisers and we need members to help
out. The fellowship is a wonderful added bonus. Please do
your part to help by volunteering yourself during one or more of
the following time frames.
FEBRUARY 21
- (Sunday)
6:00pm
- Doug
Swant, Keith Hindmarsh
MARCH
30
- (Tuesday) 7:00 and
9:30pm
- Steve
Pickard, Bill Dielman
APRIL
14 - (Wednesday) 7:00pm - Bonny
Pigeon, Greg Kett, Ashley
White, Nicole Gignac
MAY
19
- (Monday) 6:00pm
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JUNE
16
- (Sunday) 6:00pm
- Linda
Goldsmith
You need to be
there one hour and fifteen minutes before the start time.
Remember you are awarded 3 make-ups for a regular bingo and one
midnight bingo equals 5 make-ups.
Contact our Bingo Coordinator, Jackie Bray
at 354-0356 or email
jacalyn.bray@rbc.com
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EVENTS
COORDINATOR: |
The Rotary Club of Chatham Sunrise is pleased to have Suzanne
Warrener, on board as the official "Events Coordinator".
This position was made possible through a grant from the
following agencies:


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Website By: Brian Sadler
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Minutes By: Sheila
- Photos By: Steve
Sadler -
Comp By: Steve Sadler
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