Our first official visit from DG Christine will be on Thursday September 5. Directors are asked to arrive an hour early for a meeting with our new DG.
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Official DG Visit
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2019-05-16 06:00:00Z |
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The Rotary Club of Calgary East is, and has always been active in Youth Services. Check out some of our memories . . . | Working on Ecole La Mosaique Playground | | | Club members participating in ' It's A Crime Not To Read'. | | Building Prairie Winds Park Playground |
| One of our many amazing exchange students. | | Youth Program Fundraisers (You all remember Alvin!) | | The VERY best part! |
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May is Youth Service Month
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2019-05-15 06:00:00Z |
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Some exciting news! Christine and Brian have generously invited our club to a weekend at their property in Invermere. The dates available are July 27, August 9 or August 16. (August 16 - 17 is also the weekend of The Invermere Music Fest) Invermere is a 3 hour drive from Calgary. Members are welcome to carpool. Arrive early afternoon on Saturday to explore the town. There are plenty of things to do and see around Invermere. Saturday evening, Christine and Brian will host a BBQ, Please feel free to bring your camper or tent. There is also a couple of sleeping rooms for comfort- seekers. Speak to Brian for more info. Please contact Anna-Maria ASAP with your date preference.
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Club Weekend in Invermere
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2019-04-29 06:00:00Z |
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Dear Rotary friends, A friendly reminder to register for the Club Leadership Training 3 (CLT 3) taking place at Olds College on May 3rd. The CLT 3 will have you all come together to connect, communicate and collaborate with each other! This 3rd part of your training is the final piece that is meant to not only educate, but inspire and motivate your team. District Conference Registration does not register you for the CLT 3. Register for CLT 3 Here! Thank-you for your passion and all you do for Rotary! from DGE Christine
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Leadership Training 3 in Olds - Still Room
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2019-04-29 06:00:00Z |
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Members and guests enjoyed self-guided tours of the Glenbow followed by food and drink at the King Eddy. Christian Dior Exhibit | The Crowd | Lots of History | Fun at the King Eddy. |
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Glenbow Museum Outing
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2019-04-06 06:00:00Z |
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| | | Big Al's Bar | | Canadian Brewhouse | | Cineplex Odeon | | Danish Canadian Club | | Earl's | | Jim and Betty Smith | | Monster-in-Law Wedding Rentals | | Montana's Bar | | Niwe | | Olive Garden | | Party City | | Premier Best Western | | Ryan Lacherite | | Safeway | | Sonic SoundZ | | Sylvia Alvarez | | Toad and Turtle | | Vegas Entertainment | | Village Square Coop | | Watch Warehouse |
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Thank You to Our Supporters
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2019-03-17 06:00:00Z |
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High School Prom was AWESOME!
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Oh What a Party!
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2019-03-17 06:00:00Z |
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February 21's presenter was Victoria Stosky from Youth Central Youth Central offers volunteer and leadership opportunities to youth aged 12-18. Their goal is to change the perception of youth in our communities by giving youth the tools and support they need to become engaging, empathetic and caring citizens with a sense of ownership and responsibility. They support youth in building valuable skills for future employment, give youth a voice, and grow youth’s understanding of their community. For more information about Youth Central Check out their website: https://youthcentral.com/
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Speaker - Victoria Stosky from Youth Central
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2019-02-26 07:00:00Z |
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Thank you to our supporters thus far: Best Western Premier Calgary Plaza Hotel & Conference Centre Watch Warehouse Sonic Soundz The Danish Canadian Club Coop - Village Square Location
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Supports for High School Prom
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2019-02-18 07:00:00Z |
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Posted on Feb 18, 2019
What a wonderful presentation from Katimavik. These young people shared their experiences in volunteering and living together while traveling and learning about themselves. Katimavik is fully-immersive 6 month program that brings together young adults who share and manage a Katimavik house while living in two different communities. Volunteers spend 3 months in an English-speaking community and 3 months in a French-speaking community. The group is accompanied by a Project Leader, who resides in the house to mentor and facilitate the life-changing experience.Katimavik is developing foundational learning curriculum that will become a core part of all programs going forward. This curriculum will produce informed, thoughtful, skilled women and men who can facilitate and lead reconciliation activities within their own communities. These amazing folk are going to be volunteering for our High School Prom on March 9. Thanks guys. You rock!!
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Our Presentation from Katimavik
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2019-02-18 07:00:00Z |
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Those of us who braved the cold to visit the Calgary Central Library were rewarded with an informative tour with rich architecture, and behind-the-scenes view of the library. Did you know that the library has an Elder, Historian, Author and Artist in residence?
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Our Trip to the Central Library
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2019-02-12 07:00:00Z |
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Posted on Feb 03, 2019
Hyder and Christina Hassan, founders of FullSoul shared an enjoyable and entertaining presentation to a full house on January 31. Jane introduced this amazing couple and Christine offered our thank you with a donation to Rotary Challenger Park on their behalf.
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FullSoul's Presentation
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2019-02-03 07:00:00Z |
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Treat your loved one this Valentine's Day with a Spa Certificate to NIWE! 
Spend $50.00 on a spa gift certificates towards any spa or salon services they provide and $30 will go to Calgary East Rotary Projects. Buy your gift certificate online here: https://rotarycalgaryeast.com/event/niwe-academy-fundraiser/ NIWE is an accredited wellness and beauty academy that offers spa and salon services to the public. Just follow this link: https://www.niwe.ca/pdf/2018-SalonSpaBrochure-b.pdf to see what services they offer, book your appointment and use the gift certificates towards any service they provide. This the perfect gift for mom too!
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Valentine's Spa Fundraiser
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2019-02-03 07:00:00Z |
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Posted on Jan 23, 2019
This Event is coming up Get your Tickets Now! High School Prom: A Gala With A Twist (and Shout 😊) On March 9th, we will bring you back to high school with High School Prom. Attendees will be encouraged to dress in the evening wear of their high school era for dinner and to dance the night away. The evening will offer prom photos, games, prizes and even an elected Prom King and Queen! Funds raised from this exciting evening of Nostalgia and friendship will go directly to Rotary Club Youth Programs. Rotary believes in developing the next generation of leaders. Our programs help younger leaders build leadership skills, expand education and learn the value of service. Some of the programs offered by the Rotary Club of Calgary East are: RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards), RYPEN (Rotary Youth Program of Enrichment), The International Youth Exchange Program and ‘It’s a Crime not to Read’. Tickets Available now
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High School Prom - Gala and Fundraiser
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2019-01-23 07:00:00Z |
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This week, we had the opportunity to get to know our newest member a bit more through his classification talk. We discovered that Dave has quite a talent in working with astrology and look forward to learning more in the future. Thank you for the informative presentation Dave!
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Dave's Classification Talk
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2019-01-23 07:00:00Z |
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The Rotary Club of Calgary East would like to recognize Don McCleary for all the hard work he has done for our club and our community. Congratulations Don! Thank you for all the work you do.
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Thank you Don.
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2019-01-16 07:00:00Z |
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Posted on Jan 16, 2019
The East Calgary AGM was held on January 10. the appointment of officers is as follows:
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Appointment of Officers 2019-20
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2019-01-16 07:00:00Z |
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Posted on Jan 16, 2019
The White Elephant Auction was a huge success! Dave Nicholson played auctioneer and kept the bids coming. In the end, we all opened our packages and admired our good fortune. Here are some of the of the happy recipients.
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Who got what at the White Elephant Auction
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2019-01-16 07:00:00Z |
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Posted on Dec 30, 2018
Please make a special effort to attend the January 10 meeting. Not only will we have the White Elephant Auction, we will also have our AGM during this meeting. (It had been scheduled for December but due to low turn-out, it has been rescheduled.) The Annual General Meeting is vital to running the business of our Club. All Active Members are strongly encouraged to attend. Below are the Nominations for the 2019-2020 year for the Rotary Club of Calgary East. As you can see, there are still a few vacant positions. Please contact Anna-Maria if you are interested in nominating another member, or yourself, for these position. President Anna-Maria Korell President Elect Vacant Past President Arup Gosmali Treasurer Dave Nicholson Secretary Silvia Alvarez Community Service Nurdin Qasimali Youth Services Awaiting Response Club Service Jane Audet Club Service Karen Lacharite International Service Awaiting Response Membership Dean Houghton Foundation Stanley Peloski Communications Anna-Maria Korell Fundraising Vacant Director at Large Don McCleary Director at Large Christine Rendell Director at Large Ryan Lacharite ____________________________________
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2019-2020 Board of Directors
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2018-12-30 07:00:00Z |
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Our Christmas Kettle Volunteers
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2018-12-26 07:00:00Z |
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Posted on Dec 18, 2018
- Congrats to Don for winning the Marbelous Draw last week. - We were happy to share a little thank you for all the wonderful service! White Elephant Auction - January 10, 2019 Our first meeting of the new year will feature our clubs first White Elephant Auction. Here's how it works. Any member who wishes can bring in a wrapped Christmas Re-gift (minimum $10 value - no max) to the January 10 meeting. We all get them! Another tacky tie, a tea set even though you drink coffee, a bottle of white wine when you only drink red or perhaps a bottle of 25 year old scotch that you'll never get around to drinking :) All gifts will placed on the front table for auction. Each item is then auctioned off to the highest bidder The only catch - you can't look inside the gift until your bid wins and is paid for. Then you can open your prize all to see. This is a great meeting to bring friends and family to. The more bidders, the merrier.
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Club News
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2018-12-18 07:00:00Z |
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Posted on Dec 18, 2018
It's Christmas Party Time. Our regular lunch meeting is cancelled this week. Instead, we'll see you all Thursday Evening at Dave's home for our annual Christmas Party.
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Club Christmas Party
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2018-12-18 07:00:00Z |
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Our Club has partnered with NIWE Academy to raise funds through the sale of $50.00 Gift Certificates. Spa Gift Certificates are still available.
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Spa Gift Certificate Fundraiser
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Dave Nicholson
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2018-12-09 07:00:00Z |
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Thanks to everyone who came out to Yuk Yuk's. The event raised over $1,700 and the comedians were excellent. A special shout-out to Karen for organizing.
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Yuk Yuk's Fundraiser
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2018-11-18 07:00:00Z |
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Posted on Nov 18, 2018
It's that time again! The Board is accepting nominations for the 2019-2020 year. Nominate yourself or another club member. Please contact Anna-Maria with your nominations before December 6, 2018.
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Board Nominations
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2018-11-18 07:00:00Z |
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The Rotary Club of Calgary East will volunteer with the Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Program again in 2018. We will be at Marlborough Mall on December 7 and 8. Please email Nurdin to sign up.
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Salvation Army Kettle Volunteers Needed!
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2018-11-18 07:00:00Z |
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Rotary 4 Way Test
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2018-11-15 07:00:00Z |
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This week's speaker was our own Stan, who reminded of us the importance of supporting The Rotary Foundation. Members can also give through their will. Talk to you lawyer when updating your will about legacy-giving to The Rotary Foundation.
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Rotary Foundation - Stan
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2018-11-05 07:00:00Z |
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 October 26th guest speaker was Moji Taiwo, author of “I Give because I’m Blessed – I’m Blessed because I Give”. Moji Shared stories of her experiences as a new immigrant to Canada. Moji was born in Lagos, Nigeria, West Africa. As a young woman, she immigrated to Canada in 1978. Her book outlines the struggles and triumphs of her immigration.  Our Rotary Club was honoured to have members from the Rotary Club of Calgary North join us for this meeting. What a turnout! Great to see you North Calgary.
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Moji Taiwo's Presentation
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2018-10-31 06:00:00Z |
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Posted on Oct 18, 2018
Brian Carnahan has proposed for membership, Cliff Butchko, Cliff is an electrical engineer. Some of you will know him through Curling. Cliff also enjoys mentoring people in career development.
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Proposed Member - Cliff Butchko
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2018-10-18 06:00:00Z |
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Welcome to new club member, Dave Bhopala. Welcome to the Rotary Family Dave !
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New Member - Dave Bhapala
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2018-09-27 06:00:00Z |
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This week's speaker and District Governor, Dan Doherty, was a particularly special one. Dan was present and participated in the induction of our club's newest member. Afterwards, he shared some statistics and thoughts on membership.
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Presenter - Dan Doherty
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2018-09-27 06:00:00Z |
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Moji Taiwo is the author of “I Give because I’m Blessed – I’m Blessed because I Give” is a remarkable A Chronicle of an Immigrant’s Journey Moji was born in Lagos, Nigeria, West Africa. As a young woman, she immigrated to Canada in 1978. Her book outlines the struggles and triumphs of her immigration. An accomplished public speaker, Moji is a mother of three adult, professional children and a proud glamma to three beautiful grandsons. Moji is passionate and committed to the development and success of young people and happiness of their parents. Guests can register at: https://portal.clubrunner.ca/946/Event/Register/83f5ae11-1fa3-4537-bf74-8446350d596a
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Oct 25th Speaker-Moji Taiwo, A Chronicle of an Immigrant’s Journey
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2018-09-11 06:00:00Z |
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Richard Casavant is Keynote Speaker, Corporate Trainer and author of the book the Boston rules, building relationships like a dog. Through his passion for change and love of dogs, as a dog trainer, he saw the opportunity to apply his training techniques to organizational behavior that combines a humorous yet practical approach to human relationships .‘Thinking like a dog’ forced him to look at his training results to make sure his behavior was creating a positive and approachable environment, which in turn, prompted him to look at how business and personal relationship are built. Join the Rotary Club of Calgary East for our lunch meeting on Thursday November 15 to enjoy this dynamic speaker. Guests can register at: https://portal.clubrunner.ca/946/Event/Register/e800c097-5859-4045-a051-116eabe0db01
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Richard Casavant on Nov. 15 - The Boston Rules
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2018-09-11 06:00:00Z |
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Posted on Aug 09, 2018
A fundraising meeting will be held on August 22 at 6 pm. Location TBA. Please RSVP to Anna-Maria as to whether or not you can make it. So far I have heard from 4 people. East Calgary will support an upcoming Rotaract community event on Sept 9 at 10 am - 12 noon at Rotary Challenger Park. We will provide our new trailer and will need volunteers to make pancakes. Keep posted! see you there.
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Announcements
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2018-08-09 06:00:00Z |
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RI President-elect Barry Rassin’s theme for 2018-19, Be the Inspiration, asks Rotarians to inspire change in the world and in each other. “I ask all of you to Be the Inspiration to help Rotary move from reaction to action — to take a hard look at the environmental issues that affect health and welfare around the world and do what we can to help.”
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Be the Inspiration
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2018-07-04 06:00:00Z |
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Ever wonder why the Rotary year begins 1 July? 
The international convention initially played a key role in determining the start date of our fiscal and administrative year. Rotary's first fiscal year began the day after the first convention ended, on 18 August 1910. The 1911-12 fiscal year also related to the convention, beginning with the first day of the 1911 convention on 21 August. At its August 1912 meeting, the Board of Directors ordered an audit of the International Association of Rotary Clubs' finances. The auditors recommended that the organization end its fiscal year on 30 June to give the secretary and treasurer time to prepare a financial statement for the convention and board, and determine the proper number of club delegates to the convention. The executive committee concurred, and at its April 1913 meeting, designated 30 June as the end of the fiscal year. This also allowed for changes to the schedule for reporting club membership and payments. Even The Rotarian changed its volume numbering system to correspond to the fiscal year (beginning with vol. 5, July 1914). Rotary continued to hold its annual conventions in July or August until 1917. Delegates to the 1916 event in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA, approved a resolution to hold future conventions in June, mainly because of the heat in cities where most of them occurred. The next one was held 17-21 June in Atlanta, Georgia. The term "Rotary year" has been used to signify Rotary's annual administrative period since at least 1913. An article in The Rotarian that July noted, "The Rotary year that is rapidly drawing to a close has been signalized by several highly successful joint meetings of Clubs that are so situated as to assemble together easily and conveniently."
Since the executive committee's decision in 1913, the end of the Rotary year has remained 30 June. Now you Know . . .
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Why The Rotary Year Begins July 1
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2018-05-19 06:00:00Z |
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Check out some of our upcoming speakers! Speaker for June 10 - Isabelle is in town and will be this week's speaker she will let you all know what she has been up too and the next new volunteer adventure she will be doing this summer.
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Upcoming Speakers
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2018-02-28 07:00:00Z |
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Our speaker this week will be Cindy McCaffery on the topic of Under 65 (U65) early onset dementia.
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Speaker, Thursday Feb. 15 2018
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2018-02-14 07:00:00Z |
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Yuk Yuks
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2018-01-13 07:00:00Z |
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Posted on Jan 05, 2018
Join us to hear Todd Hirsch speak about adapting to unwanted change. Date: Thursday, February 1. Time: 12 Noon to 1:30 PM Location: Coast Plaza Cost: $23. Includes Buffet Lunch From small disappointments to heartbreaking tragedies, unwanted change blindsides us and leaves us wondering what to do next. It might be new neighbours constantly blasting loud music late at night; it might be a technological breakthrough that leaves your business in its dust; it might be a heart attack that nearly kills you.
Whatever form it takes, unwanted change requires us to adapt to a harsher environment. Like the spiders sent into space by NASA that found ways to spin their webs without the aid of gravity, we have to find ways to overcome the pitfalls that life places in our path.
Drawing on inspiring stories of individuals, organizations and businesses, Todd will explore a selection of adaptive traits that can help us not only survive, but thrive, when unwanted change comes our way.
Based on Todd's latest book with co-author Rob Roach, it's a timely topic given the unwanted change brought about by two years of recession in Alberta.
Don't miss this inspiring event.
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Spiders in Space: Successfully Adapting to Unwanted Change
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2018-01-05 07:00:00Z |
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Posted on Dec 31, 2017
Here's hoping you have a happy New Year, both in celebration and throughout the year. The Rotary Club of Calgary East has been through a time of struggle but by November and December there are signs of new momentum and sense of purpose. I want to keep that momentum going. To that end please mark you calendars for these upcoming events. First, I'm still looking for responses to the three questions about our Club. If you haven't submitted your responses please get them to me by January 1, 2018. Our regular meetings begin again January 4 at the Coast Plaza as usual. Our speaker will be Silvia Alvarez giving her Classification speech. We will be inducting a new member that day as well. January 11 will be our AGM. There we will elect the new Board for Rotary Year 2018/2019. Nominations are now being accepted. There will be another induction that day as well. January 15 5:30pm - 8:30pm EVERYONE is requested to attend a Strategic Planning Session with Past District Governor Martin Harvey. We DO have a plan but it hasn't been "enlivened." We will work through a process to bring it to life so that it is not something on a shelf but sets our course of direction for the next few years. February 1 Todd Hirsch will be our speaker. Todd is the Chief Economist for ATB and is sought after for economic insights by various media outlets in Calgary and around Alberta. He is a highly sought after speaker. He offers a choice of four topic areas to speak on. I will send those out in the new year so you can suggest which you would like to hear. This is an event to invite friends and colleagues to. We may need a bigger room. February 8 there will be no meeting. We are having our Annual night out at YukYuk's Comedy Club. Tickets are $20. Bring friends and family, colleagues and others. This is a fundraiser as much as it is a social event. Looking forward for an exciting year in Rotary. Dean Houghton President Rotary Club of Calgary East 2017/2018
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Message from President Dean
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2017-12-31 07:00:00Z |
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The Board of Director's elections/annual general meeting has been changed to January 11, 2018. Please consider nominating someone or putting your name forward for a position. In fact, the Director of Club Service remains open for this year for one of you to fill. We have the following positions to fill to have a full list of directors for the upcoming year. Unfortunately many of these will be vacant soon, but we know each and everyone of you are qualified to fill the openings. Again, please consider putting your name forward. For those that are willing to stay in your position for the next Rotary year, please contact Jane Audet jane.audet@gmail.com or Dean Houghton deanthoughton@gmail.com with your intentions. Positions that need to be filled: PRESIDENT ELECT SECRETARY TREASURER COMMUNITY SERVICE YOUTH SERVICE CLUB SERVICE INTERNATIONAL SERVICE FOUNDATION MEMBERSHIP Committee Chairs Fundraising Outbound Counsellor Inbound Counsellor
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Board of Director Elections
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2017-11-29 07:00:00Z |
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Registration If you've already registered, that's great. See you on Saturday. We’ve had a flurry of registrations for Membership Priority #1 scheduled for this Saturday. Click to Register We’ve also heard from Rotarians planning to attend but who haven’t registered. Please register! Why? We need to print an information packed 58 page workbook for each person (content below). The fully interactive session is led by Jim Adamson for Wenatchee, Washington (bio below). The session is FREE! (details below) HOWEVER: if you haven't registered and Friday evening or Saturday morning realize that you want to attend any of the FOUR venues, please know that you will be welcome as a walk-up. Membership – Priority #1. If your club is losing members, this session if for you! Club growth requires two elements; attracting new members and retaining current members! That makes Membership Priority #1. Join with Rotarians from throughout the district for Membership – Priority #1 next Saturday, November 18th, 9:00 am – 12:00 pm at the Coast Plaza Hotel in Calgary! Click for Info. It is easy to find on the corner of 16th Ave and 36th St NE. Parking is free. This workshop will also be live-streamed to Red Deer, Lethbridge and Medicine Hat as well. (links below) Leader – Priority #1 Jim Adamson from Wenatchee WA is an engaging and powerful speaker. He has spent his entire life focused on helping people as a Career Counselor and Training Consultant and through Rotary service. He has served as District Governor of 5060 (59 clubs) and many years as the District Trainer. Jim has spoken about membership growth to various Rotary Districts. Last year he spoke to District 5370 (Northern Alberta) and his content drew rave reviews. You’ll also hear from our District leadership about what we discovered in the spring-2017 District-wide survey and how what we learned applies right here and right now. Priority #1 Content Every club is unique and every club has different growth challenges. This three-hour session will be packed full of easy-to-implement attraction and retention tactics that you can take back to your club. You will leave with ideas about WHAT to do and WHY you should do it. · Getting Ready (First Impressions) · Evaluating your Rotary Brand Experience · What is Rotary? The better answer · Retention Keys: Meeting the new & tenured Rotarian’s needs · A personal approach to new member inductions · Engaging and motivating long-time and new members · Raising your club’s community profile · Action items and tools you can put in place right now Who Priority #1 is For The session is for anyone who wants to see and help their club grow in its capacity to serve the community and each other. Especially, club Membership Chairs, Presidents and Presidents Elect. The content will be well worth the investment of your time. As our clubs growth, so does our ability to help people through service. Click to Register What is the Cost? Wait for it! The cost is FREE! That’s right. The District leadership feel this is so important that they want to make it easy for all Rotarians to attend. There’s more! Arrive early and receive a FREE muffin and coffee. Calgary Membership-Priority #1 Workshop at Coast Plaza Hotel and Conference Center, 1316 33 St NE, Calgary
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Rotary Membership
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2017-11-15 07:00:00Z |
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 We don’t remember days, we remember moments. Can you image waking up one day and remembering nothing? Not being able to remember the day you started your company, or the day you fell in love? Not being able to remember the birth of your first child and not being able to remember your first Rotary meeting. This happens every day to people across our city and our district. These are people that need care and they need people and facilities to provide that care. With a gap in Calgary's senior and dementia care facilities, Rotary has taken the opportunity to embrace the ageing population by partnering with Bethany, a leader in southern Alberta’s senior care sector. Bethany has over seventy years of experience and established dementia care expertise. As partners, we are not only committed to providing the best care for the people that built our city and our province but also in bringing forward the stories of incredible people doing incredible things in senior care. On September 28th, we would like to invite you to a screening of Alive Inside, a cinematic exploration of music’s capacity to reawaken our souls and uncover the deepest parts of our humanity. If you have already registered, thank you. If not seating is becoming more limited, so please reserve your spot and feel free to invite others as well:
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Alive Inside Screening
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2017-09-21 06:00:00Z |
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Former adult educator and T.V host, Sue has worked hands on, in millionaire agent’s offices, managed a real estate brokerage, teaches at the Calgary Real Estate Board, is a certified business coach, professional speaker and two-time author. Her new book “The Little Red Stick- What Get’s Measured Get’s Done” tells all the secrets of high producing agents so that others can reach the top too!We are fortunate to have Sue Styles address our club and look forward to an inspiring talk.
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Speaker for Thursday August 17, Sue Styles
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2017-08-16 06:00:00Z |
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Posted by Anna Maria Korell on Jul 15, 2017
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Letters of Appreciation
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Anna Maria Korell
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2017-07-15 06:00:00Z |
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Posted on Jun 13, 2017
Fun Rotary Fact: The internationally recognized symbol of Rotary, the Rotary Wheel, went through many changes to become the one we know and proudly use today.
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The History of the Rotary Wheel
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2017-06-13 06:00:00Z |
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Posted on Jun 03, 2017
"Her Majesty's Secret Service invites you to Rotaract's Annual Midsummer Soiree, James Bond Edition on June 10th at the Hillhurst Sunnyside Community hall. This is your mission if you choose to accept it: support Calgary Rotaract projects by attending a fun evening where you will complete a secret mission, be entertained by live music and party games, browse the silent auction, and have delicious appetizers and drinks. The event runs from 7:00 - 10:00, and tickets are only $35. Proceeds will support the final phase of our School Revitalization Project in Ojojona Honduras and local organizations including Ronald McDonald House, I Can for Kids, the Mustard Seed, the Rotary-Mattamy Greenway, and more. Bond style attire is encouraged.
There is a prize of 10 Rotaract volunteer hours for the Rotary club that purchases the most tickets!" Tickets can be purchased through the Facebook event page
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Support Rotaract's Annual Midsummer Soiree
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2017-06-03 06:00:00Z |
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This coming Thursday, the Rotary Club of Calgary East welcomes Ian Hartley as Guest Speaker. Ian was Keynote Speaker at the District Conference last month. This promises to be an enjoyable presentation. Be sure not to is this exciting speaker. Bio for Ian Hartley Dr. Ian-Grey Hopkins Hartley was born in 1941 to farming parents in South Africa not far from Nelson Mandela’s birthplace. He grew up speaking English and Xhosa. Ian’s undergraduate studies were in Mathematics, Physics and Religion. His graduate work is in Mathematics, Religion and Education. He spent the first half of his professional life teaching in Central and Southern Africa and the second half of his professional career as a clergyman with the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Southern Africa and Alberta. He is married for 54 years to Irma who was also born in South Africa. They have two married daughters who both have Ph.D.’s and one grandson who is a software engineer. Ian has been a Rotarian for over 30 years and has led Rotary initiatives in foreign countries from South Africa and from Alberta. Ian and Irma moved to Alberta from South Africa 20 years ago. His hobbies include fixing anything mechanical, cabinet making, motor cycling, writing, public speaking and driving fine cars. He retired four years ago and thinks he should have done so 40 years ago! Currently he does part time chaplaincy work and is a board member of the Pregnancy Care Centre. He is a great believer in the value of Rotary International as a remarkable force for good and for building community in this world. Ian is an Honorary Member of the Rotary Club of Red Deer East
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Ian Hartley, Speaker for Thursday June 1
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2017-05-28 06:00:00Z |
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Posted on May 08, 2017
Overcoming the Odds was an amazing event. We would like to take the time to thank everyone who made it happen. Click on Read More . . . to see a list of supporters who helped make it happen. Also, visit our Facebook Page to see more pictures at Rotary Club of Calgary East.
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Thank You
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2017-05-08 06:00:00Z |
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Better Community Contest
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2017-05-02 06:00:00Z |
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Posted on May 02, 2017
Saturday's Event, "Overcoming The Odds," was a HUGE Success. Stay posted for more pictures and stories!
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Overcoming The Odds
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2017-05-02 06:00:00Z |
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Posted on Apr 03, 2017
Rotary's goal is to serve the community, provide supportive environments inclusive to all generations, and enrich the future, by supporting local demand and opportunities. With a gap in Calgary's senior and dementia care facilities, Rotary has taken the opportunity to embrace the aging population. A leader in Calgary's senior care sector, Bethany has over seventy years of experience and established dementia care expertise. With a need for developing dementia care in Calgary, Bethany has partnered with Rotary to create “The Atrium”. Learn more about “The Atrium” and our partnership with Bethany www.OurAtrium.com
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The Atruim at Bethany, a Rotary Partnership
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2017-04-03 06:00:00Z |
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Pre-purchsed tickets can be picked up at Event registrationDoors open at 6:00 pm April 29. Your tickets can be picked up at the door 6:00 pm April 29
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Overcoming the Odds: a Calgary Literacy Fundraiser
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2017-03-01 07:00:00Z |
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Thank you for making this evening a success!!
See you next year for the 4th Annual Comedy Fundraiser
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3rd Annual Yuk Yuk's Comedy Fundraiser
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2017-03-01 07:00:00Z |
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CLUB HAPPENINGS
Nov 2016-Jan 2017
Speakers
Nov. 3rd Legends of Rotary East Series- Christine Rendell shared her story.
Nov.11th Club members attended the annual Rotary Remembers event held annually around Remembrance day in support of our past and present troops.
Nov.24th University of Calgary’s Dr. Zhangxing Chan shared some of the advanced technological developments in the oil and gas industry.
Dec.1st Rhonda Goldberg shared her success storey with the development of naturally flavored banana snacks.
Dec.8th Election of the Board of Directors for 2017-2018
Dec.15th Christmas Party at NESS
Dec 22nd and 29th –Holiday break
Jan.5th Alvin Law is a member of the Canadian Assoc. of Professional Speakers who has a unique approach to presentations!
Jan. 19th Final workshop for our Strategic Plan
Jan.2th Alison Karim-McSwiney filed us in on the multi- million dollar improvement project for International Ave.
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Club happenings 2016
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2016-11-16 07:00:00Z |
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May-July 2016 Club Happenings
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2016 Club Happenings
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2016-08-23 00:00:00Z |
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Robbie Aurora has been proposed by Arup Goswami and approved by the Board of Directors for membership in the Rotary Club of Calgary East.If there are no objections from club membership within the next seven days, Robbie will become our newest member in September (he will be on vacation for several weeks)
Yours in Rotary,
Christine Rendell
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New member Proposed!
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2016-07-28 00:00:00Z |
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Posted by Robin Couronne on Nov 12, 2014
District Governor Garth Toombs was our guest speaker today. He is a Past-President of the Downtown Club and has been involved in Community Service for many years. It is the District Governor's annual duty to visit all the clubs and we are very honoured to have had Garth and his lovely wife Anne with us today.
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Our Guest Speaker Nov 13, 2014
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Robin Couronne
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Posted by Karen Lacharite on Mar 31, 2011
Marjolein Lalleman was our guest speaker today. She is our 2010/2011 Inbound student and came to us from The Netherlands. She is 18 years old and is attending Bishop McNally High School. She is enrolled in mostly grade 12 programs at school because she has graduated school in The Netherlands.
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OUR GUEST SPEAKER
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Karen Lacharite
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