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Directors
President
Edwin Alexander
President Elect
Paul Crossman
Secretary
Jim McDonnell
Treasurer
Dan Swiaty
Assistant Treasurer
Alex Kindraka
Past President
Milena Balta
Sergeant At Arms
Michael Peters
Program Coordinator
Paul Crossman
Community Service
Dan Swiaty
Vocational Service
Milena Balta
International Service
Wayne Ingell
Membership Coordinator
Paul Crossman
Public Relations
Edwin Alexander
Social Convenor
Michael Peters
Communication Coordinator
Paul Crossman
Social Media
Paul Crossman
Executive Secretary/Director
Alex Kindraka
RI Convention Promotion
Paul Crossman
 
 

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2nd and 4th Thursday of the month at 12.15pm
The Royal Canadian Legion
12 King Street East,
2nd floor room B
Stoney Creek, ON  L8G 1J8
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Two Clubs, One Gala Great Night May 26th
The Rotary Clubs of Stoney Creek and Hamilton East Wentworth are joining teams to bring  you a Great Evening for Charity.
On Saturday Ma7 26th We will be Co-Hosting our annual Gala Dinner and Dance at Michelangelo's Event and Banquet Center.
Tickets are now on sale.  We have special Sponsor Packages and would love to get donations from Local Businesses for the Silent Auction.  Great Meal, Disc Jockey and Dancing included.  Raffles and Draws also will be run during the evening.
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Rotary Email Scam - FRAUD WARNING
A FRAUD WARNING TO ALL ROTARY MEMBERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC!
The following email scam is being circulated as a letter of request from a fellow Rotarian.  Please be advised that any Rotarian correspondence should be properly vetted before responding.  www.Rotary.org gives all Rotary members the ability to research clubs and members to confirm they are the correct person.  We would advise that any return correspondence not be sent to the original sender's email but through the club email listed on the Rotary International website.  If the club does not have an email address or details listed on the Rotary International website then the email you received is probably a scam.  All questionable emails you receive should be sent to the Rotary Support Center RotarySupportCenter@rotary.org to be properly vetted.
 
 
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Charity Blues Night at the George Hamilton
BLUESNIGHT BREWPUB CHARITY DOWNTOWN HAMILTON ONTARIO ROTARY
The George Hamilton Restaurant and Brewpub is hosting their annual Charity Blues Event on Saturday March 24th for The Rotary Club of Hamilton East Wentworth. 
The $30 ticket includes; a tour of Hamilton's Finest New Microbrewery Pub, a taste of the Braumeister's in-house creations, samplings of the chef's wonderful daily specials including a variety of desserts and a LIVE Rocking Blues Band. 
The event starts at 4pm.  The tickets can be purchased at The George Hamilton, 152 King Street West and Bay Street or by contacting Rotarian Michael Peters at  (905) 381-9820 or Rotarian Paul Crossman at 905-512-2451
 
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Mentoring - The Future for Service Clubs - Vocational Charity
Posted by Paul Crossman
Recently the future usefullness of Business Clubs and Community Service Clubs has been the discussion of a few of the meetings I have attended.  There seems to be a growing gap between the current members of these clubs and the potential new members they would like to bring into the group.  Much talk about the age and the attitude of what should be a potential new member has been harked on as the cause of the decrease in club involvement.  The atmosphere and changing work environment and business structure is also a big hurdle to get over.  Outside influences from family and a non business oriented social interaction also comes into play for the new work force.  Social media and the internet offering quick answers and solutions without time commitment is often the choice today.
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Rotary Club of Hamilton East Wentworth - Spring Fling - Silent Auction, Dinner and Dance 2017
TICKETS NOW ON SALE!!!
$75 per person.
 
Join Us for a night of Great Food, Good Company, Silent Auction Competition, 50/50 and Wine Draws, Raffles and Musical Entertainment,
 
SATURDAY May the 6th at:
 
Michelangelo's Events & Conference Center
1555 Upper Ottawa Street Hamilton, Ontario
 
 
If you would like to purchase tickets, donate auction and raffle items please contact Paul Crossman 905-512-2451
 
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St.Joe's Speakers Presenting this Thursday
Special Guest Speakers for Lunch Meeting on Thursday February 9th, 2017.
 
Please join us for an informative discussion with Special Guest Speakers Julie Holmes and Heather Radman from St. Joseph's Hospital Foundation King Street Campus, Julie and Heather will be providing an overview of the various programs available for Seniors at the King Campus and share some insight in future programs and needs.
 
There will be a presentation and discussion to follow.
 
The Rotary Club of Hamilton East has a long and strong history with the King Street Urgent Care Campus as it was Rotarian Dr. Bob Kemp that jumped into the capital fundraising and became a driving force for the building of the dream soon after his successful campaign for the Dr. Bob Kemp Hospice.  Both campaigns Dr. Bob successfully pulled in the initial backing through the Hamilton East Wentworth Rotary Club.
 
Doors open at 12 noon and Lunch is served at 12:15pm
Upper Board Room B
Stoney Creek Legion,
12 King Street East
Stoney Creek, Ontario.
 
Please RSVP with Paul@Putneys.ca
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Bob Kemp Hospice Visit and Presentation
Thursday September 8th, 2016
We will be holding our lunch meeting at the Bob Kemp Hospice
277 Stone Church Rd E, Hamilton, ON L9B 1B1
We will be meeting at 12 Noon for Lunch a Presentation and Tour of the Facility.
Please RSVP if you would like to attend this meeting.
 
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The Annual Rotary Dinner, Dance and Silent Auction 2016
Posted by Paul Crossman on Feb 05, 2016
THE NIGHT WAS A GREAT SUCCESS!!!
THANK TO ALL THAT DONATED, ATTENDED AND PARTICIPATED IN OUR BEST SILENT AUCTION IN YEARS!!!!
 
2017 IS ALREADY IN THE WORKS!
 
START ASKING AND COLLECTING DONATIONS OF AUCTION ITEMS!
 
 
Rotarian Lois Allison and Brontewine
Posted by Jim McDonnell
LOIS AND HER HORSE
The horse may be retiring but her owner isn’t. Hamilton East-Wentworth Rotary club member Lois Allison has informed us that her 11 year old trotting mare has run her last race and will now go on to produce more racers for this popular sport. ‘Brontewine’, who is the last racing progeny of ‘Balanced Image’, a famous Hall of Fame stallion whose offspring has earned over $111 million to date, for their various owners. Lois tells us that as she got older she got faster – the horse I mean – although Lois herself at 90 is no slowpoke.
Lois and her late husband, long time Rotarian Harley purchased their first horse in the late ‘60s and Lois continues to enjoy being very involved in the sport with her son Wayne. Apart from the racing there is showing and very importantly, breeding.
Lois attends the Royal Canadian Winter Fair every year with her show  horses and has hosted her fellow Rotarians there in the horse stall.
Lois you are a credit to us all so keep inspiring us.
 
-Jim McDowell
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Author Sandra King Spoke at the November 5th Meting
Posted by Paul Crossman on Nov 02, 2015
 
The 1857 Hamilton Ontario Revival - What happens when you miss the boat?
Sandy King brought an interesting history lesson to our members about The Second Awaking, a religious event that brought many people from all around the world back to the church.  Sandra explained how her research into The Ontario Revival of 1857 that started Hamilton Ontario may well have been the catalyst for The Second Awaking which has until now been accredited to a church prayer meeting in New York City..
 
Growing up in the Hamilton Area and later studying at Elim Bible Institute in Lima, New York, Sandra developed a passion for Hamilton and for the Christian Ministry that eventually lead her to researching the History and People of Great Revival.  Sandra has a post-graduate education in Public Relations from Niagara College. It was during these studies that she discovered her ability to effectively communicate through writing. Upon graduation she held several free-lance writing jobs, during one for a Christian regional magazine called Beacon. Her editor assigned her to write an article for the 150th Anniversary of the Revival. That was when she began to seriously research what actually happened in Hamilton in 1857 that developed into her book "The 1857 Hamilton Ontario Revival".  Newly discovered writings of Phoebe Palmer about the time spent in Hamilton with her husband Walter, a doctor from New York, shows a truly interesting series of events that predated the Prayer meeting in New York City.  It was also the turning point for the city of Hamilton that had been a serious decline in popularity and swelling poverty. 
 
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City Kidz - Susan Morris Special Guest Speaker
Posted by Paul Crossman on Oct 27, 2015
Guest Speaker Susan Morris from City Kidz spoke at our October 29th Meeting.
 
Rotarian Milena Balta presents Susan Morris with a personalized copy of the 'Hamiltons of the World' Rotary Book.Susan Morris from CityKidz returned to update us on the awesome things going on at CityKidz and the challenges that are being faced in bringing joy and hope into the under privileged youth of Hamilton.  Susan has been a volunteer and a fundraiser for this Non-Profit Charity for 16 years. 
They are preparing for the Big Dreams Banquet on November 19th, 2015 celebrating 22 years serving Hamiltons Youth.  They are getting out the Elf hats to reopen Santa's workshop for the Gift of Christmas annual Christmas event to make sure that they get a gift under the tree for over 4500 underprivileged children in the Hamilton area.  This is while they are still running the Saturday Theatre program for 2000 youth every week, visiting families on Wednesdays in th big red buses running a successful weekly youth leadership program for 250 plus 12-16 years old registered future leaders.  As impressive as the stats are, the story of youth member Craig is what drove home the need for www.CityKidz.ca with those in attendance.  Please read the letter from Craig below.
 
After another transformational year, they are excited to spend an evening with you
celebrating stories of hope! Featuring a special performance by Juno Award Winner
Diana Panton, testimonials from our inspiring youth, and a tremendous silent
auction to boot!
Details:
Thursday November 19th at The Hamilton Convention Centre
5:30pm - Silent Auction Room Opens
5:30pm - Doors Open and our Jr. Leaders arrive by limo!
6:00pm - Dinner starts promptly
7:30pm - Performance by Diana Panton, followed by our evening program
9:00pm – Evening Concludes
The evening is black tie optional.
Please contact micheline@citykidz.ca or 905-544-3996 ext 210.
Tickets are $75 and a table of 10 is $750. A portion of your ticket is tax deductible.
We hope to see you there!
Thank you for making a difference in our children’s lives!
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Electronics Recycling / Document Shredding / Save The Environment
The Recycle Your Electronics & Shred Your Confidential Trash For Charity
 
WE WANT YOUR OLD ELECTRONICS STUFF! 
 
Not sure what to do with the items listed below. 
Contact Your Rotary Club and we will collect it and turn it into money for local charity.
 
 
 
Identity Theft is a huge problem and it is only going to get worse.  It takes only two pieces of information found in the average person's trash to start an Identity Theft. Protect yourself and the people you do business with by having your obsolete paper work properly shredded at our charity event.
 
 
 
 
Hate taking back your Liquor, Wine and Beer Bottles and Cans to the Beer Store? Don't like people rummaging through your recycling bin and making a mess? Have us pick them up and we will have the local 58th Scout Troup Recycle them to raise money for their program.
 
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