Posted by Linda Balzer on Apr 12, 2018
Guests this week were:
Sasha Gordeeva & Rohan Naicker
An exciting meeting with a student from Heritage Woods as well as one from CABE.
who gave their talks on the value of the 4 way test and how it can be used in day to day decisions. Sasha is grade 12 at Heritage Woods, her councilor, Deralyn was there in support; Rohan from CABE secondary on Foster in Coquitlam was there with his sponsor Shelley and the Vice Principal Gord.
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Joanna celebrates her birthday this week and we sang to her in our own way
 
 
We also had Ryan Edgington as a visitor for the last time—he will be joining our Club as a new member next week! YEAH Welcome Ryan.
 
 
George Broderick was given the 'Rotarian that Makes a Difference' pin from President Mike
 

Alan had his 50/50 ticket drawn again and still no ace of spades—TOOO Bad.

Alan Schmelzel attended the Passport Club after and reports there were appr. 30 members in the new club

Rotary World Help had their AGM the night before. It has been in operation for 21 years and hs delivered 368 containers in that time. Our Ann Hulbert finished her term as President at the AGM and Dan Gallant reported on all the work the group still does. He also was given a very big award too for his years of service—WELL DONE Dan

Reminders of the Beer tents at the Dragon Boat Regatta Sunday April 22nd at Rocky Point and at the FireFit Games April 28th and 29th (Saturday/Sunday) at Inlet Park.

Maple Ridge Club’s Wine Fest on April 28th 

SFPP confirmed 8 Foodies and 22 or 23 brewers on Thursday May 10th. Now we need to get busy and sell tickets.

Sasha, who is interested in studying Political Science and Law in University, gave her speech on the 4-Way Test in relationship to the 19th Amendment to the US constitution passed in 1920 giving equal rights to women. If the Founding Fathers had an early version of our 4 way test they may have had this amendment much earlier. Very interesting interpretation.

Rohan’s talk was based on the value of volunteering. He has been volunteering since he was 9 years old when he started making peanut butter and jam sandwiches for the DTES residents and has been volunteering regularly at food kitchens for folks in need. He related the joy that comes from volunteering to the 4 way test.