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July 29
 
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CHRIS REED
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July 20
 
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JANET SAMIS
July 27
 
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Emily Jacklyn
July 1, 2014
7 years
 
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Jul 16, 2021 7:00 AM
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Brighton Rotary News July 9 2021
We have a Brighton Rotary Channel. Check out: https://youtu.be/1UCS-Ze-az0; https://youtu.be/o83riO_4YQs; https://youtu.be/an_aDx8L-wI
 
Members: 10
 
Guests: Terry Lynn Jenkins, special guest of R Daniel
 
Correspondence: Noted passing of R Patti White from the Rotary Club of Toronto West.
 
Horizons of Friendship have asked if they can submit a request to us.
 
Special Presentations:
 
President Joyce presented R Liesje with the Ernie Everingham Award as the Rotarian of the Year for her outstanding efforts to support the club through the year.
 
Past President Daniel presented President Joyce with a plaque recognizing her outstanding leadership as club president for the year.
 
Smile: blush
 
R Craig commented how ironic it is that the Euro Cup final is Sunday between England and Italy. That R Chris and his neighbour Tony are big soccer fans, Chris supports England and Tony supports Italy. Chris and Tony were discussing how good it will be if there is soccer in heaven. Well Tony passed recently and came back to visit Chris at night. Tony's spirit told Chris that yes, they have a soccer league in heaven. However, there is some bad news. Chris asked what could be bad about that and Tony replied that Chris was starting goalie the next night.
 
Announcements:
  • Next board meeting Tuesday July 20 at home of Steve and Allison - 101 Raglan St. in the garden.
  • Diners and Duffers Books. We sold another so only 1 left in inventory.
  • Looking for speakers for July 23 and 30 and then in August..
  • R Liesje provided an update on the Hoselton ornament fundraiser. Due to circumstances with equipment, we will sell a stylized tree, engraved.
  • We have an invitation to participate in the Ontario Building Official Association's annual golf tournament to support the Salvation Army. This invite is from Rick Jones the Chief Building Official in Brighton. Rick has been a big help to Rotary selling many Diners and Duffers books for us each year. The tournament will be Friday September 10th at Shelter Valley Pines GC. See attached form.
  • R Clay has investigated Rotary Apparel. He had a sign up sheet to order at the meeting. He will put in order this week, so if interested, talk to Clay ASAP.
  • Rotary District 7070 conference June 26 was on line and excellent. Too  bad most missed it.
  • On June 26th as a club we picked up garbage along County Road 64 from the sewage facilities to Boes Road, the lands fronting the Brighton Wetlands managed by the Nature Conservancy of Canada. We had Mayor Brian Ostrander assist us as well as a friend Mike join us.
  • President Joyce advised that the Rotary Club of Brighton has been asked to host the eastern Regional Club's Foundation Walk September 26, 2021 at Presquile. Club in favour and willing to do this. Similar to our walk through the park last fall.
  • D7070 conference for this year will be in Oshawa May 13 to 15, 2022. Be a Driver for Change.
  • ENSS 'Service Above Self' awards recipients will be: Technology (Noah Leger), Geography / Environmental Studies (Jessica Livingstone) and Business (Ethan Scaletta)
  • Next bottle drive will be August 21 (third Saturday in August).
  • Pres Joyce is talking to NCC and they may ask for support for a Brighton Pillar? and other help in the field at the Brighton Wetland site.
  • Rogerio in Brazil advised that he will translate RI report for us when complete. There next steps is to train the recipients of the clay water filters, 50 at time over two years on the proper care and use of the filters and health care.
 
Upcoming Rotary Events:
  • Rotary International Convention 2022 in Houston Texas June 4-8, 2022. Registration is now open.
  • Go to District web site for more information on any of these events.
  • Check out the District Facebook Page, Twitter, Instagram, Linkedin and Youtube channels to see what is happening in the District.
 
Song: we could have sang more than anthem today be somebody forgot
 
Sharing Pot: $20 to R Emily who is sharing it with ENSS students organizing a mock graduation this month.
 
Happy Bucks: big thanks to Susan and R Craig for hosting us today and for a great breakfast, great venue for meeting today, wonderful to see members in person, golfing today in Bowmanville Rotary tournament, used to fish as a boy in creek through R Craig's property, father's first job in 1930's was at farm across the road, appreciate everything, especially hospitality, Craig and Susan as hosts, Fran is progressing and doing better with only 2 more treatments, incredible to get together.
 
Rotary Minute:
 
Rotary Peace Centres: The Fellowship offers up to 50 fellowships for Master's degrees and 50 for professional development certificates awarded annually for study at premium universities around the world. The fellowship includes;
  • tuition and fees
  • room and board
  • round-trip transportation
  • internship / field study expenses
Each Rotary Peace Centre offers a unique curriculum and field based learning opportunities that examine peace and conflict theory in various context.
 
Stories
ENSS Graduating Students Request 2021
We were joined this morning via Zoom by three graduating ENSS students. They were Hana Haytaoglu, Eva and Kira, part of a committee organizing a mock graduation.
 
This year, our school decided against doing a summer graduation & instead decided to do one in October during midterms. Unfortunately, this doesn’t allow for many students to properly graduate. It doesn’t allow for those in university out of state or out of province, those in the workforce who work daily, and those studying/writing midterms. We as students have decided to host a graduation this summer, July 23, so that all students can graduate! We are reaching out to ask if you would be willing to sponsor our event! Most costs are covered already, but we are hoping to raise about $300. We have raised $120 so far. We are using these funds towards decorations and any funding above what we need will be used towards cancer research. Here’s the breakdown of the money:
1. Donations to be used towards decorations (balloon arch, banner, balloons etc.)
2. Anything raised extra, will be used towards purchasing a brick in the garden of hope in the name of the class of 2021. (The garden of hope - is a foundation that donates to cancer research)
3. Anything raised above the cost of decorations, and the cost of the brickwill go straight to ENSS’s Terry fox foundation.
 
This will occur at Memorial Park and they have the Municipality on board. They will use the stage and students will walk across the stage similar to an actual graduation. They plan to have a professional photographer and a balloon arch for pictures taken for families.
 
They want to make it fun and memorable for students.
 
The supplies will be from local businesses who have suffered during the pandemic.
 
 
 
Service Above Self