Minutes -Thursday, January 26, 2022
Rotary Club of Vermilion-Rotary Club Room at Regional Center
 
Call to Order 7am
O’Canada & Four Way Test
 
Members: Erwin, Eugene, Lisa, Robin, Scott, MaryLee, Bevin, Laurel, Dawn, Rob, Kory, Jean, Darlene, Corey, Mike, B, Mike W, Loretta, Chris.
 
Introduction of Guests: Darla Snow
 
Thank-you Team #4 for breakfast
 
Birthdays and Anniversaries
  • Chris Fundytus                          January 25
  • Kory Kralkay                             January 27
  • Alva Creech                              January 28
                             
Observances and Fun Facts
 
Business
  • Vermilion Play Development: Darla Snow, Operations Manager of Play Development Vermilion (and Rob’s spouse). Programs: Early Learning (3 to 5), Kindercare (K and pre-K), Kids Korner (grad 1-6), The Ark (12mo to 4 years), Two Hills Play Development (19mo and up), and “coming soon” Little Learners (0-3yrs). Society started in 1978. Their waiting lists have continued to grow, and space seems to always be an issue.  
  • Breakfast team update from Laurel: Making changes to the breakfast teams. Looking to expand back to 4 full teams.  Laurel distributed a list.
 
Announcements & Reminders:
  • February 2             Vermilion Minor Hockey Presentation
  • February 7             Executive Meeting
  • February 9             Friends of the Vermilion Regional Centre
  • February 16          Business Meeting
  • May 18                  Lakeland College Dr. Wainwright-Stewart
 
Events:
  • January 27            Free Family Bowling
  • February 3/11        Free Family/Public Swim
  • February 10/20      Free Family Bowling
  • February 23-26     Rotary Bonspiel
  • March 3                 Free Family/Public Swim
  • April 21-22             District Conference (In Jasper)
  • April 27-28-29       Garage Sale  Note the Harvest Gala Chair is stepping down, we would need someone to fill this roll moving forward if we have a Harvest Gala for 2023.
 
 
Sargent Report
          Scott: Anybody who doesn’t know what party Ernest Manning represented.