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May 9
 
Bernd Reuscher
May 19
 
Jarrod Clayton
May 23
 
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Marlene Henry
May 25
 
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Bernadette
May 3
 
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Linda Granholm
May 10
 
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Joyce
May 19
 
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Joyce
May 20
 
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Heather
May 20
 
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Eric de Kok
May 20
 
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Sandy
May 25
 
Morley MacCalder
Erica Regehr
May 26
 
Harald Kuckertz
Irene Hoch
May 31
 
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Hans Granholm
May 1, 1974
41 years
 
Henry Neufeld
May 1, 1974
41 years
 
Hugo Lehmann
May 1, 1974
41 years
 
Larry Priestnall
May 1, 1974
41 years
 
Morley MacCalder
May 1, 1974
41 years
 
Wolfgang Berner
May 14, 2013
2 years
 
Ed Bourassa
May 21, 2013
2 years
 
Ray Merhej
May 22, 2012
3 years
 
Doug Milne
May 24, 1994
21 years
 
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Two years ago, U.S. Rotary members in Maine set out to improve the education system in Bikaner, Rajasthan, an Indian city near the border of Pakistan. The Rotary Club of Kennebunk Portside chose Bikaner because club member Rohit Mehta was originally from the area and had connections there. Mehta put the club in contact with Rotarians in India to provide desks for four government-run schools. But when community leaders returned with a request for more desks, the Maine Rotarians decided they had to think bigger. The Rotary Foundation had rolled out its new grant model, which required that the...
 
Enjoying calm winds and peaceful Pacific waters, Seung Jin Kim dove off his 43-foot sailboat, the Arapani, to swim with some dolphins nearby. The serenity that day near the equator was a stark contrast to the 60 mph winds and 23-foot waves he had to fight around Cape Horn, the southern tip of South America. But Kim, a veteran sailor and member of the Rotary Club of Seokmun, in Chungcheongnam, Korea, expected such challenges when he set out in mid-October on a 25,600-mile journey around the world. In addition to fulfilling a lifelong dream, Kim is using the trip to raise awareness and funds...
 
After the first cases of Ebola reached Liberia's capital, Monrovia, last June, local Rotary members feared that the city's limited health care system wouldn't be able to contain the highly infectious, often-deadly disease. Those fears were realized when infections quickly multiplied, underscoring the speed with which Ebola can spread in an urban center. It was the first time the hemorrhagic fever had threatened a major city since it erupted in West Africa last March. Now, after months of crisis-level response, and with the number of new cases declining, club members are looking to the long...
 
Despite his longstanding interest in polio eradication, polio was not on Joe Pratt's mind as he prepared for a mid-April 2012 climb of Mount Everest, the highest mountain on earth. But that changed in late 2011, when the resident of Nottingham, New Hampshire, USA, participated in a polio immunization project in Pakistan with fellow Rotary member Steve Puderbaugh. Moved by the efforts of the Pakistanis to battle the crippling disease, and by the vulnerability of the young victims, Pratt reset the focus of his climbing adventure. Pakistan is one of three countries where polio has never been...
 
Members of the Rotary Club of San Francisco Evening meet at a wine bar after work, share a social outing, and promote all their activities on social media like Meetup and Facebook. As the first evening club in the city, it has attracted many young professionals from Silicon Valley tech firms whose work schedules keep them from joining a more traditional club that meets for breakfast or lunch. But more than that, the evening format has helped the club grow by 30 percent since it received its charter in mid-2013. Danielle Lallement, who was its charter president, says the club has been...
 
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Gierach, Len
 
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Henry, Don
 
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Jansen van Vuuren, Carin
 
May 5, Door Duty
Solash, Eric
 
May 12, Setup & Greeter
Papanicolas, Dimitri
 
May 12, Setup & Greeter
Lehmann, Hugo
 
May 12, Door Duty
Basaraba, Rose Marie
 
May 12, Door Duty
Morley, Rob
 
May 19, Setup & Greeter
Sutley, Ken
 
May 19, Setup & Greeter
Milne, Doug
 
May 19, Door Duty
Pilz, Hans
 
May 19, Door Duty
Granholm, Hans
 
May 26, Setup & Greeter
Mulholland, Doug
 
May 26, Setup & Greeter
Onieu, Mike
 
May 26, Door Duty
Jansen van Vuuren, Carin
 
May 26, Door Duty
Solash, Eric
 
Jun 2, 2015, Setup & Greeter
Stefanyk, Don
 
Jun 2, 2015 Setup & Greeter
Quilliam, Hal
 
Jun 2, 2015, Door Duty
Basaraba, Rose Marie
 
Jun 2, 2015, Door Duty
Morley, Rob
 
Jun 9, Setup & Greeter
Rayner, David
 
Jun 9, Setup & Greeter
Romaniuk, Wally
 
Jun 9, Door Duty
Pilz, Hans
 
Jun 9, Door Duty
Campbell, Vince
 
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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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Weekly Tips...
Tip #9: 2015/04/14
 
How to look up club documents, board minutes, financial statements, club by-laws and constitution…
  • On the home page www.EdmontonStrathcona.Rotary5370.org , log in from the Member Login link upper right corner.
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  • In My ClubRunner box click on View Club Documents.
  • To expand the private (protected) documents, click on ► by the ‘Private Documents’ folder.
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Upcoming Events
Rotary Day Clean Up at Fort Edmonton Park
Fort Edmonton Park
May 09, 2015
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
 
Habitat for Humanity Volunteer Crew
Neufeld Landing, Edmonton
May 19, 2015
8:15 AM – 4:00 PM
 
RCES Board Meeting, May 2015
IS2 Workforce Solutions
May 21, 2015 5:45 PM
 
YESS volunteer Opportunity
Taste Of Edmonton
Jul 16, 2015 – Jul 25, 2015
 
Stories
 
 
Patrick Gibson Presented Micro Finance Kiva,
At Micro-brewery, Yellowhead Brewing Co.
 
 
 
105 Street and 102 Avenue, Edmonton. Functions Only.
 
Some of The 30+ Attendees. Hello, Con!
 
  
The Crowd Enjoying Rossini's William Tell Overture; played during a
stirring video selection to Kiva borrowers, talking to the camera and saying that a Kiva loan 
has improved their family's life. Borrowing and repaying helps dignify a worker and can be
 re-loaned multiple times, forto other third world entrepreneurs.
The "Lone Ranger" theme song became the "Loan Arranger" theme song while we watched.
 
 
Thanks Pat, for an informative and fun evening.
More info is available.
 
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Maintenance Takes Place On The Old Strathcona Gazebo. The plaque tells the story of
Our Club's Early Commitment To The Community
 
About 80 people were made to feel welcome at the recent ARCH Enterprises Open House Event.
There was plenty of delicious food art, and greenhouse plants to admire.
The visiting was loud and constant among the interesting folks who share respect for the
many years of devotion and smart business moves the Management, Board and Workers have achieved.
 
 
Thanks for making us feel welcome at the April 22 open house.
 
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WANTED – Flag planters, sales & marketing personnel
 
The 2015 updated brochure is now posted in the files section of the Canada Flag site page. http://tinyurl.com/FlagProg

This important club fund raising initiative needs your help! We currently generate close to $19,000 per year (less expenses) from our “Canadian Flag Program”. Your ideas about how to retain current clients and grow the business would be welcomed.

If all our “able bodied” members were to generate or continue to maintain a small  manageable customer base close to home, it would enable us to continue this program. Existing large customer client routes also  need to be maintained as best we can and your help would be appreciated for these accounts.
 

Maintenance of existing physical  inventory is ongoing and new flags, poles & holders have been ordered. A reasonably accurate list of current clients has been produced. Your thoughts & offers of assistance, where needed, can be communicated via e-mail to our chairperson Dennis. email: freeman5@telus.net He is looking forward to hearing from you soon.
 
 
 
Have you got some time on your hands?
Please share some old photos you have squirreled away
for use in the Strathconian Newsletter.
 
Especially construction photos of the 1980 club project
involving construction of the Strathcona Band Shell/Gazebo.
 
Anything else? Take a phone-photo and send it to me at:
germaintoday@gmail.com 
 
 
This 'hands-on' project has now been fully subscribed. If you have not already done so, please download the three page PDF instructions, complete page 3 and return to Vincent Campbell at your earliest convenience.
 
Our Club has secured Tuesday May 19 as a Community Project day and a good number of our members have signed up to work on a house construction in the 'Neufeld Landing' area of the city's south west.
 
For that reason, the regular lunch meeting has been canceled. For those of you who are physically unable to volunteer to work on the project, you will not be required to make up the meeting.
 
We still need a few volunteers though. Go to the Event on our website from this link: http://portal.clubrunner.ca/399/Event/b33ef218-adcb-4bf1-978a-ba4c7fe07ed5
Get all the details. The Event contact is Vincent Campbell, c: 780-271-2660
 
Need technical assistance: Hans Granholm, c: 780-466-5566
 
If you would like to make regular contributions to the Rotary Foundation more easily, click on THIS LINK and print the page.
You can choose the amount and frequency of your donations.
 
 
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