The District 5050 Conference concluded this weekend as Rotarians from across the district were asked to imagine a peaceful and inclusive world. (Click for more.)
L-R: Co-Presidents Rob Bougie & Shawn Gold, Susanne Szabo-MacDonald, Rotarian Joe DaSilvaSusanne Szabo-MacDonald. President of the Delta Life Skills Society was an honoured guest at our regular North Delta Rotary Thursday lunch meeting. We presented her with a donation for their Summer Fun program. The Delta Life Skills (DLS) Summer Program is a six-week summer day camp for children and youth with disabilities. Click here to learn more.
Val Windsor shared her enthusiasm with North Delta Rotarians during a recent lunch hour meeting. Click for full story.
At least 7 million children under the age of five die each year due to malnutrition, poor health care, and inadequate sanitation.
To get more information and read news about Rotary's work to promote maternal and child health can be found at the link below:
https://www.rotary.org/myrotary/en/learning-reference/about-rotary/maternal-and-child-health
L-R: Jamie Lamont and Maria Zalena (KPU Horticulture), Ann Charlton and Navi Sandhu (Starfish Pack), Shawn Gold and David Brown (ND Rotary), Shawn Hamilton (Mechanical Trades), Jon Marks (ND Rotary), Graham McMurray (Banking), Joe DaSilva (ND Rotary/Delta Police.
Rotarians and friends shared their work experiences and offered guidance to students at Seaquam Secondary School April 4th.
Fellowship is a part of Rotary that helps make the hours of commitment to service worthwhile. On a recent Friday Night we shared a good time and recharged our emotional batteries. If you are looking for another reason to join Rotary, you are always welcome. 
Scottsdale Save-On-Foods Has A New MEET Department.
North Delta Rotary Has A New Home.
Save-On-Foods has been a community partner of the North Delta Rotary Club for years. Today that relationship is stronger than ever as they host the new meeting venue for the club’s weekly meetings.
Just before Covid imposed restrictions on large gatherings, Save-On-Foods created a community meeting room within their grocery supermarket at the corner of 70th Avenue and 120th Street. It was exactly what was needed when the Rotary Club learned they could no longer meet at the Delta Golf Course due to new ownership and a revised dining area.
This is not the first move for the North Delta club since it’s inception in 1981. The first organizational meetings were held at Francine’s Restaurant , 84th & Scott. For a short time they new club met at the Royal Oak in the Kennedy Heights Shopping Centre. Occasionally, meetings were held at The Italian Touch, 95th & Scott. As the membership grew, Portofino’s was an easy choice for several year until the move to the Scottsdale Inn. Ironically, the land formerly occupied by the Inn is next door to their new meeting venue.
History is rewritten every day as dedicated North Delta Rotarians work to make our community and our world a better place. If you would like to join us, email ndrotaryclub@gmail.com for an invite and let us buy you lunch any Thursday at 12 noon from the well appointed Deli at Scottsdale Save-On-Foods.
Thank you to all who came out to help us move.
Don Pateman, Peter Harasymchuk, Alan Seabrook, Jon Marks, Phil Toombs
Neil Inglis, Elgin Duke, Peter McCaskill, Susan Gage, Sandrea UptonTony Upton
I hope I got all of you. If not, please let me know.
We started early (9:45) and were able to complete our packing of Don's and Peter H's. cars and Neil's truck by 10:05. Neil and Peter M dropped off the barbecue at Sandrea and Tony's place, then Neil delivered the cabinets to Save-On where Don's and Peter H's cars were already unloaded. We quickly restocked the cabinets in the storage area we were given. We were essentially done by 10:30 and then sorted out some logistics with the Assistant Manager Binder.
Don Pateman, Peter Harasymchuk, Alan Seabrook, Jon Marks, Phil Toombs
Neil Inglis, Elgin Duke, Peter McCaskill, Susan Gage, Sandrea UptonTony Upton
I hope I got all of you. If not, please let me know.
We started early (9:45) and were able to complete our packing of Don's and Peter H's. cars and Neil's truck by 10:05. Neil and Peter M dropped off the barbecue at Sandrea and Tony's place, then Neil delivered the cabinets to Save-On where Don's and Peter H's cars were already unloaded. We quickly restocked the cabinets in the storage area we were given. We were essentially done by 10:30 and then sorted out some logistics with the Assistant Manager Binder.
Past President David Brown was presented with the Rotary Station award for 2021-2022 by ADG Isabelle Hayer, The Rotary Citation awards recognize the hard work clubs do throughout the year. Taking action toward achieving the citation goals helps clubs engage their members, stay relevant in their communities, and run more efficiently. A welcoming and engaging club also reflects the values of Rotary.
Delta Mayor George Harvie (centre) joined representatives from the Rotary Club of North Delta and South Delta Baptist Church at the North Delta Recreation Centre on Thursday, Oct. 27, 2022 as they received $1,500 from the Delta Community Foundation in support of the Starfish Pack programs in North and South Delta. (James Smith photo). CLICK HERE FOR FULL STORY.
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