President Judy opened the meeting with the Rotary Land Acknowledgement
We would like to acknowledge that the land on which we live and work today is the land traditionally used by the Hoaudenosaunee, Anishnaabe and Neutral people. We also acknowledge the enduring presence and deep traditional knowledge, laws and philosphies of the Indigenous people with whom we share this land today.
Announcements:
22 people participated in the recent whisky tasting with proceeds going to International projects.
International Committee approved a donation of $9,000 to the Mennonite Central committee for Ukraine relief.
Presidents Night is back! June 29th Rebel Creek, More details to follow, will include a golf day.
Back to the Concordia Club for meetings starting April 6, see you there!
Next weeks speaker is World Famous Chocolatier David Barth! If you love chocolate, you won't want tho miss this presentation.
50/50, following an exciting win last week for Karin Voisin, the pot is sitting at $27. John Vickory, Don Wilcox and Judy Nairn had no luck.....
Flag Fundraiser update- we have teamed up with the local Cadets, who are going to help sell and install flags. A profit sharing formula has been established with both parties.
Friday April 29th 6pm-10pm- Trivia Challenge-Contact Mac Graham to sign up.
Membership Drive- We need more club members! Invite a guest to a meeting.
For meeting duties, see the website for information.
Rotary Duties...Are you responsible to give the invocation at an upcoming meeting. Here's what you need to know about your role and duties...
it is customary to open weekly meetings with an appropriate invocation or blessing. Usually such invocations are offered without reference to specific religious denominations or faiths.
Rotary policy recognizes that throughout the world Rotarians represent many religious beliefs, ideas and creeds. The religious beliefs of each member are fully respected, and nothing in Rotary is intended to prevent each individual from being faithful to such convictions.
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