Greeter this week:  Archie Skirving
From the tip of the Bruce Peninsula in Ontario  - Greetings, and welcome to Canada's first (and best) on- line Rotary Club,  the Rotary Club of Canada One.
As I write, the sunlight is sparkling on the water of Lake Huron, the sky is blue, and, it's a glorious summer day.
I've been a Rotarian since 1969, with my vocation as an Anglican priest assigning me to parishes in different Ontario cities, and, therefore several different Rotary Clubs.
And travelling, I've had the privilege of "making up" in several American and Canadian cities, as well as Barbados, and the famous Scottish cites of Edinburgh, and Glasgow  - always a friendly greeting and a warm welcome.
So now, in ways that my pen and ink background find amazing,  I welcome you to this week's meeting - as you join our Club in the warmth and comfort of your own home. I'm so glad you're here. Please - come again - our door is always open for you.
 
Inspirational Moment
May the poor find wealth,
Those weak with sorrow find joy.
May the forlorn find new hope,
Constant happiness and prosperity.
May the frightened cease to be afraid,
And those bound be free.
May the weak find power,
And may their hearts join in friendship.
 
Canadiana
 
Let’s hear from our Guests
Each week we receive comments from guests and members, who attend our e-meetings. We like to share some of these comments with you.
“I like the format of your meeting. It is fun to have the singing of Oh Canada and regular items.”
Rick Gibson, RC Strathcona Sunrise – D5020
 
“I think the classification presentation I watched was a great example of what should be done for a classification presentation. It was interesting and informative, Nicole started in Rotary with our club before moving on to e-club due to personal and work demands. She will do you proud, good luck and enjoy Rotary”.
Phyllip Pressey, RC London South – D6330
 
“Loved the video about geese and how they work together similar to Rotarians”
Clancey Ellingson, RC Calgary Heritage Park – D5360
 
Announcements
WANTED!!
A big thank you to those members who have served as a greeter. Your messages make members and guests welcome to our meeting. It also gives us all an opportunity to get to know each other.
Whether you are a member or a guest. We gladly receive messages from any Rotarian who visits our e-club.
Tell us about your club, your Rotary experience, or just about you.
Send your message in 100-150 words accompanied by a picture to our Program Chair Elly

Fellowship Assembly
Every third Monday of the month we will hold an on-line Fellowship Assembly; A way to get to know each other better and exchange ideas. We will feature one live speaker each month on a Rotary topic and welcome your suggestions.
This event is facilitated by Sergeant-At-Arms Frank Yakimchuk. Featured Speaker for September 16 will be Laura Moirie. District 5370 New Generations Chair.
Invitations will be sent to each member and will also be available in our weekly bulletin.
 
Our next Fellowship and Board Meeting is September 9. All members are welcome to attend and are encouraged to participate. Your opinion is important! Join us at 4:30 Pacific Time 5:30 Mountain Time. Contact President Bruce or info@rotaryeclubcanada.ca for directions to attend the e-meeting.

Plan ahead
Africa is the world's greatest receiver of humanitarian support from Rotarians across the globe, supported by the Rotary Foundation.
This convention allows us the opportunity to express our gratitude and extend our hospitality by inviting you to this wonderful convention on African soil.
 
Situated in the beautiful coastal city of Durban the venue, accommodation and attractions are without equal in Africa. The convention will provide opportunities to network with African Rotarians, visit and promote projects, enjoy our special brand of fellowship, and experience the spectacular scenery and Safari parks on offer in our beautiful continent.
Please visit our interactive website and submit your details to join our database for ongoing information and offers for 2019.
Africa is calling...

"You make donations to support your terra club through fines, happy bucks and meals surplus.
How would you like to donate to support our e-club?".
We kindly ask, that all members and visitors joining us for a meeting, will consider making a contribution in lieu of the cost of a meal. You contribution will help us with projects our club participates in.
Your donation may be made on line via the Paypal button at the end of the meeting, the “Donate Now Paypal” button in the sidebar, or by sending a cheque to:
The Rotary E-club of Canada One
Box 9 Site 10, RR#2, Cochrane, Alberta, Canada    T4C 1A2
 
Fellowship Corner
By Paul Falvo, Admin Chair
Rotary is all about Fellowship ... getting to know fellow Rotarians in a collegial way. They don't live inside your computer. They are real!
 
Are you traveling for business or pleasure? Let other E-Club members know. You might be able to meet them. Why not post your destination and dates on Facebook, or in send them to me for this newsletter.
Have you visited a terra club? Will you host a local e-club gathering? Send your stories and announcements to PAUL , for inclusion in our Fellowship corner. We'll make this a regular part of our weekly meetings.
 
Have you found your buddy yet?
We are happy to announce, that some of our members have acted on our suggestion to team up with a buddy.
Some of the best buddies are already teamed up.
Frank is buddies with Paul and Elly is buddies with Daniele.
So don't wait any longer; Get in contact with one of your fellow members and invtie themto be your buddy.
 
 
 
 
 
A Little Humor
Why Men don’t ask for directions.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
New Members Corner
Do you wear your Rotary pin every day?

Luanne Triolo was several weeks into a challenge to wear her Rotary pin for 60 days straight when she realized she had missed a day.
READ MORE about the Rotary Pin challenge.

 
Rotary Minute
September is New Generation Month
Every year, thousands of talented and dedicated young people, ages 12-30, have an incredible experience in a New Generations program.
As Rotaractors and Interactors, they serve in communities at home and abroad. Through Rotary Youth Exchange, they explore new cultures. And as Rotary Youth Leadership Awards participants, they learn skills that will help them succeed as future community leaders.

New Generations is Rotary’s fifth Avenue of Service. CLICK HERE if you like to know more about how you can get involved in New Generation?
 
Watch this short video on how to turn New Generations into the Next Generation of Rotarians

Turn New Generations into the Next Generation of Rotarians from Rotary International on Vimeo.

Food for Thought
Submitted by Chris Langley
It's obvious that the advice Ashton gives in this movie has not been given to several generations of kids and so this needs to be heard by today's adults too. We need to teach this essential truth, no matter whose frayed nerves it hurts....
Speaker Program
 
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