Rotary Club of Thunder Bay - Port Arthur. How would you like to treat your friends to some . Click to learn more about The Rotary Foundation and download donation forms. At Our Club May 2.
SAAD - Born Jun 7, 1923 in Winona Shannon Co MO, the son of George N. SAAD and Mary Bernice ALLMON SAAD. He passed away on Dec 6, 2001 at Springfield Greene.
The proverbial . Paul's United church in Thunder Bay. Along the way, Rob has acquired a unique passion for .
It came out today and was recognized by the Rotarians who welcome him into Rotary style service. He is very comfortable with his communities of parishioners and the general population. He . Great presentation Rob and thanks for joining PA Rotary. At Our Club May 1. The club thanked and honoured Dougall Media 9. CKPR today for their invaluable partnership with PA Rotary in the production of another successful Rotary Radio Day (2. Pictured alongside President Vonnie Cheng (middle) from left to right are: Jordan Puzzella (commercial copywriter), Crystal Shields (marketing and promotions supervisor), Daryl Bolton (producer well known to the club and who provided a fine testimonial to the late Fraser Dougall), Kaile Jaggard (a.
This year 4. 26 ads were sold and over $2. CKPR's generous donation on family day. Laurie Tulloch aptly deemed CKPR as . Over $1,0. 00,0. 00 has been raised over the years. Top club ad sellers for this year were: (L to R) Dave Legge, Jim Mc.
Donald, Colin Bruce (with President Vonnie). Leslie Savitsky was in the group but unable to attend (photo: K. Holloway)Major business contributors were feted: Wanson Lumber, Form Architecture, Grandview Dental, Smith and Associates Insurance, Poli. Rentals/Econolodge/Super.
At Our Club May 9, 2. Rob Grady chaired today's annual Service to School and Community 2. It was another fine display of youth volunteerism/leadership, as all of these fine students attended, with bios delivered (by Rob), to the applause of club members,(one) parent and teachers: St. Ignatius High School Rob (left) with: Shea Niemi, Nathanial Oriecuia, Tyanna. Mc. Nally, Ellen La. Froy and teacher Beatrice Boch.
Hammerskjold High School. Rob (left) with Selena Baxter, Kiersten Ek, Beth O'Neill, Zach Hynna and teacher Jamie Philp. Superior CVI Rob (L) with Nathan Roy, Paige Tees, Alina Heino, Seth Wilson and teacher Russ Johnson. Ecole Secondaire Catholique de La Verendrye. Rob G (L) with Anne- Marie Trottier, Michele Paradis and teacher Catherine Paquette.
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Congratulations to all with best wishes for community leadership in the future. Past- president Dave Silliman with classic Adopt A Road signage (honoring the late Glen Harris). May 2. 7th adjacent to the Field of Greens. At Our Club May 2, 2. President - elect Brenda Winter presented today on a timely subject: the recent District 5. Conference in Tower Minnesota (April 2. It was by all accounts one of the most successful (District Conference) and enjoyable in years.
Testimonials from all club participants were heartfelt. Fort William and Lakehead club members were also there for the Canadian team.
Pictured are Brenda (2nd left), Doug Shanks a past- president who was big presence (he thanked Brenda for her talk), President Vonnie Cheng, and Roly Turner,( who received an ovation) as the recipient of the prestigious Service above Self Award, the highest honour in Rotary International. Our club also won 1st place for the Inter- organizational Service Award, principally for our work with St. James school, Dew Drop Inn and the Salvation Army. Brenda outlined preliminary details on the next district conference (Maria Hudolin cited the 3. Rotary) : we in Thunder Bay are hosts at the Valhalla Inn April 2.
The new District Governor is Debra Warner. This conference will be .
His presentation today won support from our club, which will be assisting (with the other 3 Canada Clubs including Nipigon), along with other service clubs. Mr. Hookham described the history, at times quite turbulent, going back to 1. Persistence and a Rotary style passion to help disabled people has met with success. There is also support from other organizations. Speed Dating In Wimbledon there. A lot of work is required and funding will be an important focus of the Canada Clubs. Our speaker was introduced by Brenda Winter (pictured on the left), thanked by Bill Everitt (far right) and lauded by President Vonnie Cheng.
The promotional display is prominently displayed. Our club congratulations Bob Hookham and many other Rotarians for this historical feat. At Our Club April 1.
Principal percussionist with the Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra, Jean- Francois (J. F. In the summer he can be found beautifying people's lawns as an entrepreneur and exploring the woods.
Thanks for your address J. F. Wahl was introduced by Roly Turner and thanked by 2. Leslie Savitsky. At Our Club April 4, 2. New Rotarian Roderick (Rod) Morrison delivered a most interesting account of his personal and professional life today. Born and raised in Toronto , he has lived and worked in many venues across Canada and the United States; in latter yearsprincipally in Human Resources, finishing his career at the TBRHSC.
His leadership and management skills fit well with a service club like Rotary. Welcome to our club indeed , Rod.
The picture (credit to Leslie Savitsky) shows slim Rod in dark sweater, surrounded by President Vonnie Cheng (far L) and Brenda Winter (President- elect) and Dave Legge on right. At Our Club March 2. Canadian Lighthouses of Lake Superior was the topic of Paul Moralee's fine presentation today. Paul wears many hats around Thunder Bay and Lake Superior and is passionate about the not for profit organization (web: clls. Lake Superior Lighthouses. The overall mandate is preservation, protection and promotion of public access to Canadian Lighthouses on Lake Superior. Paul detailed location and many interesting factoids of 4 within our immediate reach east of the Thunder Bay waterfront: TB Main at the breakwall, Trowbridge Island, Porphery, and Shaganash.
Fine photography was a highlight including a very professional video with aerial shots showing the beauty, geology, flora et al. Porphery Lighthouse provides a great deal including opportunities for student volunteering, naturalists, photography, the very fine Gordon Graham ( picture) Gallery, and more. Pictured surrounding Paul is Brenda Winter (President- elect) far left, President Vonnie Cheng, and thanker Captain Lori Mitchell.
Thank you Paul for a memorable presentation. Interest appears high, and is piqued for many club members. At Our Club March 1. New PA Rotarian Robyn Beaucage presented today on her avocation of representative for Sun Life Financial, and more importantly the why and wherefore of her decision to join Rotary. The former Ajax Ontario native has found a good home in Thunder Bay in the financial services industry, with a background also in teaching and retail business.
Her grandparents were Rotarians and she has fond memories of being made welcome at meetings years ago, as well as the service opportunities available. She has already stepped up to take on (with Kevin Holloway), mentorship of the newly rejuvenated PA Rotaract club (university aged leaders). She is pictured here with President- elect Brenda Winter (who chaired today's meeting- centre L); her spouse and business partner Steven (who is now a Fort William club member- far L); and Past- president and ADG Maria Hudolin (her current mentor, and who also thanked Robyn on behalf of the club). Maria aptly described Robyn as a . Paul's minister and music lover Jaro Kotalik.
A fine luncheon was followed by a demonstration of the 3. Casavant organ of the church, with commentary by organist Bert Rowson and music by Jason Scriver, Director of Music at St Paul's United. There was a unique opportunity to not only hear the pipes but explore them. Pictures show part of the ensemble as well as Rotarian Jim Colquhoun exploring an elevated rank of pipes behind the scenes a la the phantom of the opera. This unique outing was a treat for all attending. At Our Club Feb 2.
Environmental activist Scott Harris returned to the club for a very comprehensive review of environmental challenges both locally and internationally in this decidedly troubling era on . Brian Stevenson, distinguished President of Lakehead University, addressed the club today on . Stevenson's stellar academic record including a special interest in international relations and policy was evident throughout the presentation. Currently with 8,2.
January) and the university is . The club is indebted to Dr. Stevenson and his senior staff for attending today. At Our Club Jan 2. Charles Cirtwill, CEO and founding president of the Northern Policy Institute, returned today for an update on the work done by the influential northern Ontario think tank. A former member of our club (til this position made it unfortunately impossible to continue), Charles is pictured on the far left along with his senior advisor and executive assistant Samantha Angell, then Rob Grady (who introduced Chas), Robyn Beaucage (who thanked Chas) and President Vonnie Cheng.
Charles travels extensively to all communities in the northwest and northeast and is passionate about talking to people and developing evidence based solutions and analysis in this jurisdiction. Very interesting are stats and repercussions indicating differences between the eastern and western sectors of the north. Issues with physical connectivity in the western . They were grateful and so were club members for their outstanding work: MS- Society- Lake Superior District Chapter: Kevin presenting to Brittany Chrusz (supporting educational seminars and promotional material)Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation: Terri Hrkac and Shonath Kajorinne (supporting .
Looking pretty good having just landed from Uganda (yesterday), the program is entitled . The ultimate goal clinically is to reduce maternal and newborn mortality rates.
The pilot project needs time for evaluation with prelim findings cited. Over 2. 0 years more disseminated kits might theoretically mean positive outcomes for up to 1.