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Happy New Year to all at the Rotary Club of Lincoln. May the year ahead be shaped by your greatest hopes…
 
With gratitude for your continued support throughout 2021.
 
Kind regards, Lorraine
Lorraine Yoko, 
Chairperson, Board of Directors
Khazimula Children's Project
https://www.facebook.com/khazimulachildrensproject/ 
 
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Upcoming Meeting
NEXT CLUB MEETING via Zoom - TOMORROW!
TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 2021
8:00am - 9:00am
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Meeting ID: 869 4510 1024
 
Lincoln Rotary's
"AFTER CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION"
 
Come prepared for a fun morning of fellowship
& some games to relieve the stress of these trying times once again.
 
Bring along positive happy things from your holiday celebrations to share with us.
 
Bring your beverage of choice (possibly spiked with something delicious) & a snack to munch.
Show up in your PJs...no judgment here! 
 
 
DUTY ROSTER for January 11, 2022
Invocation and Toast: Bill Wiley
Point of Pride: David Wood
Registrar: Paul Roth
 
MEETING MAKE-UPS
In Person - November 23, 2021
Zoom - December 14, 2021
If you missed attending either of these regular club meetings,
please advise Paul Roth of your make-ups - pcroth131@gmail.com
 
For RCL's latest NEWS & ACTIVITIES...
RCL AGM Highlights - December 14, 2021
 
Rotary Club of Lincoln Meeting via Zoom
Tuesday, December 14, 2021, 8:00am
With 21 Lincoln Rotarians present, President Brenda Kell-Kotwa called the meeting to order. Terry Kotwa offered the INVOCATION where he asked us all to be mindful of our service opportunities and enduring values as we strive to make a difference. His toast was to the Queen, Canada, and our Rotary Club of Lincoln as the "Little Engine That Could". Joanne Serkeyn's POINT OF PRIDE featured her experience as a participant in RCL's superb management of the parking at the SIP NIAGARA FESTIVAL during the first weekend of December 2021. She spoke about how great it was that so many exuberant club members & other volunteers representing other community organizations joined together to make the most of a difficult situation and work together to bring good to our community.
 
Celebrating Paul Roth
Sue Foster, District 7090 Area 5 Assistant Governor, proudly announced that Lincoln Rotarian Paul Roth is the recipient of his 3rd Paul Harris (PH) Fellowship Award. She explained that this recognition comes because of Paul's outstanding support for The Rotary Foundation through his regular contributions. PH Awards honour individuals for every $1,000 contributed by or in their name. In response, Paul indicated that his first PH Award meant the most to him as it came from his former club, RC Brighton, in appreciation for his significant involvement as a member.
 
CONGRATULATIONS PAUL! We are so thankful that you & Gayle are continuing your active membership as RCL members!!!
 
RCL & RCL FOUNDATION INC.
COMBINED 2021 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
2021 in a nutshell... President Brenda & members of the RCL Board of Directors enthusiastically reported on club achievements since the beginning of 2021. The full list is available in the official AGM minutes, as recorded by Anna Murre, Club Secretary. For access, login to the MEMBER AREA of Rotary Club of Lincoln ClubRunner. Under the Organization heading, click on Documents. Scroll down to the Rotary Club of Lincoln Board Meeting Minutes & click on RCL AGM Minutes - December 14, 2021.
 
ROTARY CLUB OF LINCOLN 2022/2023 BOARD OF DIRECTORS NOMINATIONS/ELECTIONS
The nominations slate for the 2022/2023 Board of Directors was presented as follows:
President - Brenda Kell-Kotwa
President-Elect - Joanne Serkeyn
Vice President - Dave Fisk
Secretary - Anna Murre
Treasurer - Debbie Klassen
Foundation Director - Robert Foster
Public Relations Director - Katie Appleyard
Club Administration Director - Sue Foster
Past President - Terry Kotwa
MOTION: Be it resolved that the slate for the Rotary Club of Lincoln 2022/2023 Board of Directors be approved as presented.
Moved by: T. Kotwa; Seconded by: A. Klamer
CARRIED
 
ROTARY CLUB OF LINCOLN FOUNDATION INC. 2022/2023 BOARD OF DIRECTORS NOMINATIONS/ELECTIONS
The nominations slate for the 2022/2023 Board of Directors was presented as follows:
President - Robert Foster
Vice President - Debbie Klassen
Secretary-Treasurer - Margaret Andrewes
Directors (2) - John Maynard; Nancy Neville
MOTION: Be it resolved that the slate for the Rotary Club of Lincoln Foundation Inc. 2022/2023 Board of Directors be approved as presented.
Moved by: R. Foster; Seconded by: S. Foster
CARRIED
 
OTHER BUSINESS
2021 Gifts for Kids - RCL's SIP Niagara Festival Parking Project raised just under $3,000 with an additional $5,000 required for a total of $8,000 to purchase gifts for children served by Community Care of West Niagara (CCWN) and Village of Hope (VoH).
MOTION: Be it resolved that the Club top up the funds raised at SIP Niagara to $8,000 and purchase gifts to be distributed equally between CCWN & VoH.
Moved by: D. Klassen; Seconded by: D. Fisk
CARRIED
YWCA Niagara Region Support - The YW provided volunteers to support RCL's SIP Niagara Parking Project with their portion of the proceeds raised amounting to $200, which was substantially short of the total originally estimated. 
MOTION: Be it resolved that the Club donate $500 to YWCA Niagara Region
Moved by: M. Andrewes; Seconded by: D. Klassen
CARRIED
Cave Springs Camp THANK YOU - David Wood expressed appreciation to the club for its support of Cave Springs Camp. He noted that the new "Rotary Hall" sign has now been installed at Legacy Hall and confirmed the open invitation for the club to use the venue for its meetings going forward.
Coldest Night of the Year (CNOY) 2022 - JOIN/SPONSOR Lincoln Rotary's CNOY 2022 Team in support of YW Niagara's Transitional Housing Program in West Niagara. For details and SIGN UP (participants & sponsors) - https://secure.e2rm.com/registrant/TeamFundraisingPage.aspx?teamID=970020 
 
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CALL FOR PROPOSALS
Rotarians are asked to contact Rob Foster, Rotary Foundation Director with project ideas for Lincoln Rotary's District Grant Application 2022-23. Keep in mind that projects need to be...
  • Local or international in direct response to community need
  • Possibly, in collaboration with one or more other Rotary club(s)
  • Affordable - maximum $2,000 US grant available; remainder afforded in RCL 2022-23 Budget
  • Leadership - team of at least 3 Lincoln Rotarians to plan & implement project
President Brenda adjourned the meeting at 8:55am with the 4-way test.
 
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