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Join the global online movement to celebrate the season with a gift to The Rotary Foundation. Giving Tuesday, 1 December, uses the power of social media and the spirit of generosity to promote giving and philanthropy around the world. You can support the cause by going online on 1 December to make a gift to The Rotary Foundation. Then use social media to encourage your friends and family to do the same. It’s the perfect opportunity to reach our supporters and build on the momentum of Rotary Foundation Month. Last year, the Foundation raised more than $100,000 on Giving Tuesday. This year, the...
 
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The fight to eradicate polio got a major financial boost from the annual Miles to End Polio bike ride that took place 21 November in Arizona, USA. Rotary General Secretary John Hewko and a team of eight RI staff members helped raise $2.9 million. The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will match the funds 2-to-1, bringing the total contribution to PolioPlus to nearly $9 million. This is the fourth year in a row that Hewko has biked in the 104-mile (167 km) El Tour de Tucson ride, one of the country’s top cycling events. More than 100 Rotary members from Arizona and around the world hit the...
 
The Rotary Foundation has continued its steady growth, moving up one spot to 93rd in The Chronicle of Philanthropy’s annual ranking of the top 400 nonprofit organizations in the United States. The ranking is based on monetary contributions from private sources and reflects the increasing generosity of those who support Rotary’s mission. According to The Chronicle of Philanthropy, the Foundation received $259,594,884 in 2014, an 8.3 percent increase from the previous year. The Foundation recently earned a 4-start rating from Charity Navigator, the largest and most prestigious independent...
 
Bobby Anderson was helping former freedom fighters in Aceh, Indonesia, adjust to life after combat when he heard about the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok. Anderson, who became part of the 2010 class of Rotary Peace Fellows, says the program allowed him to reflect upon the work he had already done and gain a larger perspective beyond day to day practicalities.  “To be able to meet other people that had done similar work in other places and to be exposed [during field study] to the disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration situation in Nepal was fascinating and...
 
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Stefanyk, Don
 
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Quilliam, Hal
 
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Granholm, Hans
 
Dec 1, Door Duty
Solash, Eric
 
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Rayner, David
 
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Germain, Ken
 
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Basaraba, Rose Marie
 
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Morley, Rob
 
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Sandercock, Bob
 
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Germain, Eric
 
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Chow, Campbell
 
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Granholm, Hans
 
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Docker, Ivan
 
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Dass, Pradeep
 
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Campbell, Vince
 
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Pilz, Hans
 
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Edmonton Strathcona
"The Friendly Club"
We meet Tuesdays at 12:15 PM
8310 Roper Road NW
Edmonton, AB  T6E 6E3
Canada
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Canada Flag Program Online Sign-up and Payment
May 01, 2015 – Dec 31, 2016
 
Salvation Army Kettle 2015
Costco
Dec 04, 2015 11:00 AM –
Dec 12, 2015 8:00 PM
 
2015 Christmas Party
Edmonton Country Club
Dec 08, 2015
6:00 PM – 10:30 PM
 
RCES Board Meeting, Dec 2015
IS2 Workforce Solutions
Dec 17, 2015
 
News
The German Canadian Cultural Association is closed on December 29th and our board decided to cancel the regular meeting on the day.
 
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone.
 
 
 
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Some facts we learned about the Shaw Business School of Business at NAIT:
 
- Polytechnic designation allows more hands on involvement and rounds out the educational experience to suit real life.
 
- Second largest business school in Canada.!
 
- 4100 students and 260 full time instructors.
 
NAIT employs 2700 people.
 
NAIT offers 200 programs.
 
All curriculums allow for "Start your own business" instruction.
 
A trade show will be featuring a "Dragon's Den" approach for many of the incubation business ideas percolating through the year.
 
Russell is thanked for his enthusiastic, informative and positive message by Past President Rose Marie.
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This Tuesday, December 1, our guest speaker will be former member and club Past President Heather de Kok.
 
Heather will be recalling her week in September as she was invited as a guest of Michel Obama to display her floral artistry talents on the occasion of the President of China's visit to The White House.
 
As part of the floral theme for the meeting, The Rotary Wheel of Fortune will feature the opportunity to spin and win a bouquet of beauty.
 
Be sure to buy a ticket or two.
 
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Rotary District Governor Tim Schilds and First Lady Sally visited the Rotary Interact Club of J. Percy Page High School on November 5, 2015.
 
Tim and Sally were warmly welcomed and got an insight into the busy agenda and plans of the Interact Club for the 2015-2016 school year.
 
They had a tour of the school and were impressed with the Rotary Interact wall mural, the Rotary Bulletin Board, and the Rotary Interact Club banner. They were also impressed that six of our Rotary Interact Club members were attending the November 7th RYLA–Interact conference in Edmonton.
 
Tim gave an insightful and inspiring talk to the club. He highlighted that ironically November 5th, the day he was visiting, was International Interact Day. Interact started in 1962 in the USA. The Interact name comes from “International Action”. There are over 33,000 Interact Clubs for students 12 to 18 years old, in over 200 countries in the world. There are 50 Interact Clubs in our District 5370.
 
Tim started the first Interact Club in the district in Dawson Creek B.C. in 2003, which to date has raised over $250,000 used mainly to help educate girls in Africa. Tim highlighted the current Rotary motto “Be A Gift To The World” and gave out pins with this motto to all in attendance.
 
 
He suggested that we plan to have a District 5370 Interact Conference to share best ideas and practices April 22 or 23, 2016 to coincide with the visit by the current Rotary International President Ravi. This is a great idea and we look forward to receiving more information on this event.
 
Thanks Tim and Sally for coming out to visit the Rotary Interact Club of J. Percy Page High School !
 
We have several requests for help from some of our Community Partners:
 
Win House is in need of the following new or gently used items:
 
Knapsacks
Pillows and Pillow cases
Pots and Pans
Frying Pans
Cutlery
Can Openers
Knives
Coffee Makers and Kettles
Shower Curtains
Queen Size Sheets and Crib Sheets
Dinnerware Sets
 
If our members can bring these items to our meetings over the next four weeks, I will take them to WIN house. 
 
Thanks, Donna
 
 
The following items are urgently needed for the Mustard Seed.    
  • Blankets
  • Sleeping Bags
  • Winter Coats
  • Gloves
  • Long underwear
  • Backpacks
  • Wool / thermal socks
  • Travel mugs
  • Hygiene items
  • Hand and toe warmers
  • Tarps
  • Toques and scarves
  • Neck warmers
 
If our members could donate any of the following items over the next four weeks, I will take them to Mustard Seed on our behalf.  Just ask them to  bring them to the meeting.  

Thanks, Donna


 
Bruce Flesher shares a "Blonde Moment"
during the Story of the Day portion.
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Having had fun for 4 or 5 years as Editor of the Strathconian Newsletter, I feel it's time for someone else to enjoy the job. 
 
Beginning the New Year, you can be creative and be an active part of the club's information network.
 
About an hour a week is all that's required.
 
Let me know.
Ken
780-964-7291
 
Questions about the publishing part, contact Hans G.
780-466-5566
Why have wine in the bath? Wine not?
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The Leopard is One, Cool Cat!
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NOTE: The chief purchaser and CEO of the Granholm household advises that Sears in Bonnie Doon has the best deal in town on P.J.'s -- $4.99 a pair. Go get 'em!
 
 

 

 

The Zebra Child Protection Centre is once again the specific choice of donations this Christmas season.  The Centre says sizes from toddler to mid teen are welcome, both girls and boys. For those in the know, I am advised that the ‘onesies’ are popular amongst girls; otherwise tank tops/bottoms for girls and t-shirts/bottoms for boys.

To ensure total Club participation if you are not attending the dinner, Rose Marie will accept donations from members prior to Christmas at which time they will be delivered to the Centre. 

 

Thank you
For Rotary Club of Edmonton Strathcona
Rose Marie Basaraba

 

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