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Harald Kuckertz
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Ron McCullough
July 16
 
Gord Peterson
July 19
 
Campbell Chow
July 31
 
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Joyce Baird
July 14
 
Margaret Morley
July 20
 
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Augie Annicchiarico
Jaqueline
July 3
 
Eric Solash
Valerie
July 3
 
Bill Skelly
Lorraine
July 9
 
Ron McCullough
Brenda
July 15
 
Campbell Chow
Marie Chow
July 23
 
Rob Morley
Margaret Morley
July 27
 
Patrick Gibson
Susan
July 29
 
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Betty Germain
July 1, 2014
1 year
 
Patrick Gibson
July 1, 2008
7 years
 
Carin Jansen van Vuuren
July 15, 2014
1 year
 
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The rules of the Shaftesbury Rodeo Academy are simple: no school, no rodeo. It’s a message that teenagers who attend school at Bisley Farm, most of whom have never attended any school regularly, take seriously. Because come Friday night, these aspiring rodeo heroes want to join their friends to ride bulls for a heart-stopping eight seconds, if they last that long. The school in rural Queensland, Australia, also teaches the boys, who are of the Wakka Wakka Aboriginal people, basic academics and farming skills, including how to care for crops and livestock. It’s a fairly common form of...
 
Around the world, millions of adults are unable to read or write, and therefore struggle to earn a living for themselves and their families. Even in the United States, with its considerable resources, there are 36 million adults who can’t read better than the average third-grader, according to the international nonprofit ProLiteracy. In Detroit, Michigan, a widely cited 2003 survey conducted by the National Institute for Literacy found that almost half of residents over age 16 were functionally illiterate -- unable to use reading, speaking, writing, and computer skills in everyday life....
 
This excerpt from the July issue of The Rotarian magazine profiles the 2015-16 RI president. Before he gives a speech, K.R. Ravindran doesn’t like flowery, adulatory introductions. They make him uncomfortable. The 2015-16 Rotary president would rather keep a low profile and share the credit. If it were up to him, you probably wouldn’t even be reading this article. Negotiating Days of Tranquility during the Sri Lankan civil war so that health workers could administer drops of polio vaccine? Although it was on his desk that the agreement landed, he says, a lot of people worked to make that...
 
If you would you like to contribute to Rotary by serving on a committee, this is your opportunity. The nine committees listed below are searching for qualified candidates for openings in 2016-17. Each of these committee works with Rotary leaders to increase efficiency and promote the goals and priorities of our strategic plan. To be considered for a committee appointment, go to www.tinyurl.com/ri-committee-application for an application form. The application deadline is 20 August. Learn more about the committees and the application process. Get answers to frequently asked questions....
 
More than 20,000 new cases of cancer are diagnosed every year in Sri Lanka, and many of them prove fatal. The Rotary Club of Colombo, Sri Lanka, set out 10 years ago to save some of those lives by establishing the Cancer Prevention and Early Detection Centre.  In partnership with the National Cancer Control Programme and the Ministry of Health, the center in Colombo has screened more than 35,000 patients, mostly low-income, and detected more than 7,500 cases of abnormalities that required further investigation. The Rotary Club of Birmingham, Alabama, USA, donated a mammography and ultrasound...
 
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Jul 21, Setup & Greeter
Annicchiarico, Augie
 
Jul 21, Setup & Greeter
Dobbin, Ron
 
Jul 21, Door Duty
Pilz, Hans
 
Jul 21, Door Duty
Granholm, Hans
 
Jul 28, Setup & Greeter
Harcourt, Rick
 
Jul 28, Setup & Greeter
Germain, Eric
 
Jul 28, Door Duty
Jansen van Vuuren, Carin
 
Jul 28, Door Duty
Solash, Eric
 
Aug 4, Setup & Greeter
Gierach, Len
 
Aug 4, Setup & Greeter
Henry, Don
 
Aug 4, Door Duty
Morley, Rob
 
Aug 4, Door Duty
Basaraba, Rose Marie
 
Aug 11, Setup & Greeter
Papanicolas, Dimitri
 
Aug 11, Setup & Greeter
Lehmann, Hugo
 
Aug 11, Door Duty
Jansen van Vuuren, Carin
 
Aug 11, Door Duty
Solash, Eric
 
Aug 18, Setup & Greeter
Sutley, Ken
 
Aug 18, Setup & Greeter
Jansen van Vuuren, Stephan
 
Aug 18, Door Duty
Chow, Campbell
 
Aug 18, Door Duty
Granholm, Hans
 
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Edmonton Strathcona
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We meet Tuesdays at 12:15 PM
8310 Roper Road NW
Edmonton, AB  T6E 6E3
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YESS volunteer Opportunity
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Jul 16, 2015 – Jul 25, 2015
 
YESS volunteer Opportunity - Golf
The Links, Spruce Grove
Sep 03, 2015
 
News
We're alive on Facebook
We're alive on Facebook thanks to Rick Harcourt.
Rick has agreed to take charge of the club's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/StrathconaRotary/
 
Communication, electronic and otherwise is my bag -- social media not so much! I am therefore grateful to Rick.
Cheers!
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Stories
Merico Tesolin, a CNIB client and employee has Usher's Syndrome.
For 25 years his hearing and sight have been affected and Merico has become a resilient and happy young man.
His humour and enthusiasm for the CNIB network were very evident throughout Merico's talk, or signing-talk.
 
His amazing and lovely interpreter, whose name I shamefully did not write down worked hard to bring us his message with the passion he obviously felt for the cause.
 
Hans Pilz son Connor works with CNIB and was also here to promote the first "Blind Fest" July 23. see the details below.
 
 
 
 
 
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Having fun voluntering at YESS beverage tent at Taste of Edmonton. Various members of the club are volunteering during this event.
 
12 Years Ago:
Taste of Edmonton has been bringing delicious food and lip-smacking beverages to the heart of downtown for 31 years! It is a place to sample dishes from local restaurants and food trucks, enjoy the free entertainment as you walk around Churchill Square, grab a drink with friends in the beer gardens and visit our exclusive venues.

YESS volunteers will be onsite this year at the Beverage Oasis! We will be serving Jones Soda and Oasis Smoothies to thirsty festival guests for the full ten days of the festival (July 16 - July 25).
YESS gets paid an honorarium based on volunteer hours at the Beverage Oasis (not the Charity Tent), so let’s fill as many spots as we can!! This is great for team building, and great fun to bring friends along to help out!!

We are looking for volunteers to help out in 2 areas:

Beverage Oasis
  • Volunteers needed: 8 per shift (4 volunteers to be placed at each of the 2 serving tents)
  • Duties: Serving Jones Soda and Oasis Smoothies
  • Dates: July 16 – July 25
  • Daily Shifts:
    • 10:45 am - 2:00 pm
    • 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
    • 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
    • 8:00 pm - 11:15 pm 
Volunteer benefits:
  • Taste of Edmonton volunteer t-shirt 
  • One Taste of Edmonton ticket per hour of volunteering
  • Access to the Volunteer Lounge with snacks and beverages (they have ice cream!!)
  • Complimentary parking at designated lots during specified hours
 
How to sign up:
 
Sign up on ClubRunner: CLICK HERE

Sign into VicNet (email me if you need login information!). On VicNet, you'll be able to self-schedule and change/add/remove your schedule as needed. Super simple! 

Feel free to email at any time if you have questions or concerns, 
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Cheryl Edwards
Volunteer Coordinator
(780) 468-7070 ext. 234



 
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