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Fenelon Falls

Service Above Self

We meet In Person
Thursdays at 6:00 PM
Fenelon Falls Community Center
27 Veterans Way
The Rotary Room
Fenelon Falls, ON K0M 1N0
Canada
1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month
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Congratulations to  Gerry Dumbroski of Killaloe, ON with ticket #29777.  $500 winnings and his ticket goes back into the drum or the car draw on 1 July.
 
Date expired medical supplies from around the area are being collected and delivered to Trent University. The Nursing Program receives the medical equipment, taking what they can use for in house training.  The remaining supplies are then delivered to Equator to be utilized in the Trent University offshore project. Since July 1st, 22 cases of medical supplies have been delivered.  Thanks to member John Coxon for taking the lead on this project. 
 
Spring break is just around the corner
The Rotary Club of Fenelon Falls is proud to announce that we are sponsoring a free skate at the Fenelon Falls Community Centre on 12 March from 2:00 – 3:00 p.m. in collaboration with the Parks & Recreation Department – City of Kawartha Lakes.
 
There are a designated number of spots available so sign up now to guarantee your time and for further details go to  www.kawarthalakes.ca/skate
 
Our second Early Bird Draw was held at our meeting 1 February.  Drum roll please.  And the winner is William Malveal of Georgetown. Congratulations William. Your ticket has been returned to the drum for the next two Early Bird Draws as well for the car draw on 1 July.
 
 
 
Kawartha 411 recently shared an article written by Sophie Kaloudas of Maryboro Lodge Museum.  Click below to read this excellent article
 
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The Rotary Club of Fenelon Falls was recently serenaded  by the Fenelon Community Choir.  Took a trip around the world with toe-tapping music and a sing along.  A wonderful way to get into the Christmas spirit with the melodic voices of the choir.  
 
Bob thanked the choir for the entertainment and presented member Mary Henderson with a cheque to help defray the costs of their recitals.
Our always enthusiastic and ever engaging District Governor Juanita started her presentation with Ciamar a tha tou.  A Gaelic saying - How are you?  Juantia told of her upbringing in Cape Breton where she learned Gaelic as her first language.
 
Promoting Peace one of the causes that Rotary supports.
 
Juanita enlightened us of her journey with family around the world returning to Canada. She had always been involved in community events. Her husband was/is a Rotarian and Juanita had always supported him at Rotary events. Decided to join Rotary in 2007 as a member of Collingwood South Georgian Bay and the rest they say is history.
 
Juanita mentioned the District Conference coming up next weekend at the J.W. Marriott – The Rousseau Muskoka.   Engaging speakers will include an Indigenous author discussing the need to retain indigenous languages.
 
Juanita’s position as DG is to support the clubs within #7010 with whatever projects they are engaged in.  Juanita mentioned Mark Wafer – a former owner of numerous Tim Hortons franchises who developed ways to support members of the disabled community to work in a Tim Horton’s.

International Convention being  held in Singapore in 2024 and then coming closer to home with Calgary on June 21-25 2025.  Make your plans now for a visit to the Rockies.
 
Juanita, in her training for D.G., met Gordon and Heather McInally, this years President of  Rotary International.  His logo and image for this year is Creating Hope in The World.  Rotary is an ever-changing organization where we work at improving the lives of our communities.
 
On going projects 
Juanita promoted the idea of Living a Legacy and Leaving a Legacy.  What do we want for the generations to follow?
 
District Governor Juanita welcomed by President Bob and A.G. Atul
Our final Early Bird Draw was held on May 16. Phylista Phylacton of Newmarket, Ontario was the lucky winner and will be receiving a cheque for $500.00.  Winning Ticket # 37595. Phyllista’s ticket was returned to the drum for our final car draw on July 1.
 
Good Luck everyone.  Just a few weeks left before the big draw.    
The ROTARY CLUB OF FENELON FALLS recently held the third Early Bird Draw.  Glen Gillespie of Grafton Ontario with ticket # 12722 took home $500.00.   Congratulations Glen.   Our next and final draw will be held on 18 May and the Classic Car Draw will be held at 6 p.m. on Canada Day, July 1st 2023 in Fenelon Falls in front of the Lil Wee Quilt Shop. Good Luck everyone.
Our March 16, our Club welcomed four new members. Art G., Connie S., Betty P., and Cindy D.  We also welcomed two transferring members John C and Sharon C. 
 
For  a small club such as ours, six new members bring a significant increase in our club membership.  As a result, our club is more able to take on new projects, building our community.
 
Picture # 1
Sharon C and John C are welcomed by President Dave and Joe W.
 
Picture # 2
Back Row     Cindy D., President Dave, Incoming President Bob, and Art G
Front Row:    Betty P and Connie S
 
 
The results of our Early Bird Draw are in.  Ken Louis of Lindsay held winning ticket # 8292 and is $500 richer. Thank you Ken for supporting the Rotary Club of Fenelon Falls Classic Car  Draw.  Proceeds will be used for projects in our community.
 
Wayne Wilkinson of Elk Lake was the lucky owner of ticket # 20909 drawn on July 1st .  Thank you to all those who purchased  tickets on our Classic Car.   We appreciate your support.  Tickets on our 2022-2023 car  are now available at www.rotarycardraw.com
 
The members of the Rotary Club of Fenelon Falls.
After a two-year hiatus, members of the Rotary Club were  back working on their annual road clean up. We collected 52 bags of garbage totaling 150 kgs. The temperature was just right during the morning hours   Garbage bags and free dumping service courtesy of the City of Kawartha Lakes.
The Rotary Club of Fenelon Falls and the Rotary Club of Lindsay delivered 250 x 10 lb bags of P.E.I. Potatoes to the Coboconk, Fenelon Falls and Bobcayegon Food Banks and the Kawartha Food Source.  Coordinator Joan scehduled the deliveries to all on 25 March with assistance  from Joe and Pam who picked up the potatoes in Orillia then delivered them. Also a shout out to Matt Knoester who loaned his trailer for the delivery.  
 
Another service project done and dusted.
The Rotary Club of Fenelon Falls held the third draw worth $500.00 on 2 April.  President Joe pulled the ticket from the barrel while our mascot looked on.  Lucky ticket holder was Carl Hicks from Brighton.  His ticket went back into the drum for the final draw on 1 July
 
 
 
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