Our Monday 16 March Programme: On Monday 16 March our speaker will be Tamelynda Lux, CCH, CPH, PCC, CRCi, DipAdEd, Certified Hypnosis Practitioner, End-of-Life Doula, and Author. With over 30 years of experience, Tamelynda Lux has spent most of her career supporting individuals as a life coach. An Integrative Health Practitioner, Tamelynda has evolved her private practice to include hypnosis and as a Certified Hypnosis Practitioner, she specializes in helping clients overcome or break free from anxiety/stress, weight/food issues, chronic pain, caregiver stress, and manage terminal illness and end-of-life issues, as well as other health/wellness concerns.
Tamelynda’s initiatives of creating, piloting and delivering successful educational programs, have received national attention and delivered as best practice programs in the non-profit community. She is also a freelance writer, contributing regularly to community magazines and online, and published her first non-fiction book in 2015, available on Amazon.
We will be meeting at the RBC Place London in Salon B,B1 on the ground floor.
50/50 Draw
$47.00 as of 9 March. Only 50 cards left in the deck!
Greeters for Monday 16th March:
Bud Loughlin and Malcolm Cocks.
Note: Greeters for March 23rd: Harry Joosten and Michelle Allen.
Clean water is a basic need for human beings. When people, especially children, have access to clean water, they live healthier and more productive lives. However, at least 3,000 children die each day from diseases caused by unsafe water, which is what motivates Rotarians to build wells, install rainwater harvesting systems, and teach community members how to maintain new infrastructure.
While very few people die of thirst, millions die from preventable waterborne diseases, providing the impetus for Rotarians to also improve sanitation facilities in undeveloped countries. Rotarians start by providing toilets and latrines that flush into a sewer or safe enclosure and then add education programs to promote hand-washing and other good hygiene habits.
The Jack Burghardt Community Service Above Self Award
This prestigious award may be awarded annually in the spring of the year. The purpose of The Jack Burghardt Community 'Service Above Self’ Award is to recognize a member of the Rotary Club of London who is primarily involved as an active community volunteer in “non-Rotarian” activities, and secondarily as an active member within the Rotary Club of London.
All current active members of the Rotary Club of London, including Board members, are eligible to receive this award with the exception of the following members who are previous recipients: Bill Barnett, Jim Swan, Heather Broadhead, Bruce McGauley, Randy Warden, Felipe S. Gomes, Jan Delaney, John Eberhard, Jim Belton, Bob Earley and Ron Posno.
Members of the Club are requested to complete the Nomination Form and forward to the Club Secretary at jimbelton@rogers.combyTuesday, 17 March. The form can be found at our registration desk or on the home page of our website under “Home Page Download Files”. The final decision rests with the Board.
64thAnnual Sports Celebrity Dinner and Auction, Wednesday, 22 April 2019The 2020 Dinner will be held at RBC Place London on Wednesday, 22 April - 5:00pm for 6:00pm.
Confirmed guests: Wendel Clark, Russ Courtnall and Gary Leeman - the former Toronto Maple Leafs Hound Line.
Sportsperson of the Year – Alysha Newman of London, the reigning Commonwealth Games champion in the women's pole vault.
Samuel Van Arnham, the TVCC 2020 Client Ambassador.
For sponsorship and silent auction opportunities please see the event’s website: https://ldnsportsdinner.com
The Sports Celebrity Dinner and Auction supports the work of Thames Valley Children's Centre and is proudly sponsored by the Rotary Club of London and the London Sports Media.
“We’re All Stars” Luncheon As part of the Sports Celebrity Dinner on Wednesday, April 22nd, earlier in the day at the RBC Place the children & youth with special needs from Thames Valley Children’s Centre will enjoy a pizza luncheon with a number of the sports and spectra celebrities. 10 to 12 Rotarians are needed to help set up, serve the pizza, and clean up from 10:30 to 11:30 approx. If you are interested in volunteering for the “We’re All Stars” luncheon please email Jim Belton at jimbelton@rogers.com.
Club Dates to Remember for 2020:
The Rotary East Coast Kitchen Party, Friday, May 29th at the Hellenic Centre. Our Club is looking for a member who would like to take the leadership role for ticket sales, recruitment for Auction items and sponsorships. Please speak with President Howard if you would be interested in helping with this important role.
The 3rd Annual Rotary Club of London President’s Cup Golf Tournament, Wednesday, September 2nd at The Oaks Golf Club.
District 6330 Activities: Rotary and Rotaract President District Leadership Exchange
This training program will be held on Friday 3 April @ 4pm to Saturday at 4pm at the Sunbridge Hotel and Conference Centre in Sarnia. The event is open to all presidents and their leadership team such as VP's, Secretary and Treasurer.
Friday @ 4:00 will start with short workshops on the specific role i.e. treasurer workshop. Saturday’s exchange will feature Rotaract and Rotary clubs working together grow clubs membership while improving engagement, Service project exchange with Fundraising, Promoting your clubs to all generations, finish our commitment to end Polio while having your club recognized as a every member every year club!
Rotary Leadership Institute seminar, Part I, Part II & Part III
Saturday, 25 April from 8:30AM to 4:00PM at King’s University College, 266 Epworth Ave., London.
EAGER TO LEARN MORE ABOUT ROTARY?
The Rotary Leadership Institute (RLI) Program’s ‘Rotary Learning and Information’, consists of three parts, I, II and III, to be taken progressively. Each part is a one day seminar, those taking Part II must have completed Part I; to take Part III, Part II must have been completed. The Parts are divided into 6 modules of approximately 55 minutes each. Attendees register for one part only at a low cost of $75.00 which covers light breakfast, breaks, lunch and materials.
TO REGISTER: (PRE-REGISTRATION ONLY). Email to helencampbell75@gmail.com and specify your Club name, Part I, Part II or Part III, and indicating that you will bring cash or cheque payable to“R.L.I. District 6330” with you to the seminar.
Classes are limited to 16 participants.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Friday, April 17, 2020.
Courses are fun, topical and interactive. They are geared towards members and leaders who wish to be knowledgeable about Rotary and be more effective in their businesses and their Rotary Club. Many members say "one of the most exciting parts of these sessions is the interaction with other participants".
Focus on what matters to you, your club, your community and the world.
This year’s District Conference is being held in the UNIFOR Family Education Centre, Saugeen Shores, June 19 to 21.
All members are welcome to attend. Please see the District website for more details, eg: the first-class speakers, activities, etc.
The Clubs London Affordable Housing Foundation Project – Nightingale Place, 1045 Dundas Street, London
As of March 2, 2020
Artists Concept
Local Lager - Rotary Beer Fundraiser
Here’s where you can stock up on your Rotary beer for all those upcoming HAPPY events!!!”
Only at these Beer Stores: 1199 Oxford St. W, London 1080 Adelaide St N., London 1005 Wellington St., London 1225 Wonderland Rd. N, London 1014 Talbot St., St. Thomas Local Lager is also available at the Marienbad Restaurant.
The next meeting of the Rotary Club of London Board will be held on Friday, 20 March at 7:30 a.m. in the One London Place 2nd floor Board Room, 255 Queens Avenue.
Note:
- all members are welcome to attend Board meetings
- to view the Club's Board Meeting Minutes go to our website, Member Login, My ClubRunner, click on View Club Documents.
Special Recognition Student: International Youth Exchange Student:....Maria Jose (Majo) Camacaro, Merida, Venezuela
Rotary Global Grant Scholar......................Roberta Piazza, Pisa, Italy
Members:
Hon. Ray Lawson Rotarian of the Year:.....Harry Joosten
Jack Burghardt Community Service Above Self Award:.....Ron Posno
Make a donation to End Polio Now, and your contribution will be tripled
On Monday 16 March our speaker will be Tamelynda Lux, CCH, CPH, PCC, CRCi, DipAdEd, Certified Hypnosis Practitioner, End-of-Life Doula, and Author. With over 30 years of experience, Tamelynda Lux has spent most of her career supporting individuals as a life coach. An Integrative Health Practitioner, Tamelynda has evolved her private practice to include hypnosis and as a Certified Hypnosis Practitioner, she specializes in helping clients overcome or break free from anxiety/stress, weight/food issues, chronic pain, caregiver stress, and manage terminal illness and end-of-life issues, as well as other health/wellness concerns.
This prestigious award may be awarded annually in the spring of the year. The purpose of The Jack Burghardt Community 'Service Above Self’ Award is to recognize a member of the Rotary Club of London who is primarily involved as an active community volunteer in “non-Rotarian” activities, and secondarily as an active member within the Rotary Club of London..png){kind=small}
Sports Celebrity Dinner and Auction, Wednesday, 22 April 2019The 2020 Dinner will be held at RBC Place London on Wednesday, 22 April - 5:00pm for 6:00pm.
Wendel Clark, Russ Courtnall and Gary Leeman - the former Toronto Maple Leafs Hound Line.
Saturday, 25 April from 8:30AM to 4:00PM at King’s University College, 266 Epworth Ave., London.
