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Welcome to our Club!
New West - Royal City
Service Above Self
We meet Wednesdays at 7:00 AM
The Boathouse Restaurant
900 Quayside Drive
604 525 3474
New Westminster, BC  V3M 6C9
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Vector Academy - Chief Instructor and Students
 
Photo Credits:  Wendy Scott
 
Mari Kato is the Chief Instructor at Vector Academy in Vancouver, which specializes in teaching hard working Japanese individuals travelling to Canada on working VISAs how to speak English and integrate them into Canadian Society.
 
There was a delightful and humorous presentation from her student's demonstrating their proficiency in English, and showcasing Japanese culture and its development in recent years.
 
The presenters:
 
Mari Kato
 
Tsubasa Ida
 
Tomoya Tsuyama
 
Megumi Hidaka
 
Ryohei Masuda
 
Takahito Ikki
 
Takeshi Misaka
 
Midori Suto
 
Tatsuya Uezu
 
Haruna Fujita
 
Yota Katsurada
 
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Photo Credits:  Wendy Scott
 
 
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Presentation of Cheques
 
Photo Credits:  Wendy Scott
 
Gordon presented two cheques of $500 each to both, Carlos on behalf of the Salvation Army, and Paige, on behalf of the Youth Purpose Society.
Heart of the Matter Sponsorship-Advertising-Auction Forms
 
Minutes At the Mic - December 16, 2015
 
There is a lot of exciting things going on. To find out more about the Purpose Christmas Hampers, Salvation Army Kettle Drive, Stevenson House, and more, click Read More:
 
David - Collecting men's clothing items (socks, etc.) for Stevenson House.  Donations needed.
 
Paige - December 23rd is Hamper Day at Purpose Society.  Please arrive by 9am.  Volunteers needed for hamper delivery.
 
Nick - While he was ringing for the Salvation Army in terrible weather, out of the goodness of her heart, a stranger who'd been watching with no cash on hand used her Starbucks card to purchase a hot chocolate for him.
 
Bob - While ringing for the Salvation Army noticed one gentleman who was down on his luck returning bottles to the liquor store exited the store and deposited his collected funds into the kettle.
 
Roy - Hello Doug!
 
Ron - Next Wednesday is the deadline for getting your donations into the Rotary Foundation.
 
Carlos - Extended his sincere thanks on behalf of the Salvation Army for all the volunteers from Rotary.
 
Tony - We raised over $1,400.00 from our charity auction last week!!!
 
Gordon - Presented two cheques of $500.00 each to both Carlos, on behalf of the Salvation Army, and Paige, on behalf of the Youth Purpose Society. 
 
 
 
 
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Greeters This Week and Next Two

Dec 23

Gloria Staudt
Susan Stefanyshyn
Lorna Stewart

Dec 30

No Meeting

Jan 6

Robert Whitelaw
Ken Brewster
Angiola De Stefanis

​Jan 13

Paul Esslinger
Paige Freeman
Sandy Freeman

Greeter Duties

Greeters are the first point of contact for guests, potential new members, and our members. Making all who attend our meeting feel welcome is the responsibility of all of us as we all take turns being greeters.

1.       All greeters should arrive no later than 6:40 am and be prepared to assist in setting up and preparing for the meeting. If a greeter cannot be present for their day of duties, please contact another member to fill in for you.

2.       Greeter # 1 will ensure that the sandwich board at the entrance

3.       Greeter # 2 will ensure that flags and banners are in place.

4.       Greeters should welcome all members and guests and make them comfortable with the proceedings and surroundings, i.e., seating, coffee, schedule of meeting etc.

5.       Greeter # 1 greets and sits with the speaker to gather information useful in providing a respectful and meaningful introduction of the speaker and the program.

6.       Greeter # 2 thanks the speaker and presents the certificate of appreciation for their presentation. NOTE: The certificate is NOT a contribution of $20.00 in the speakers’ name. We donate $20.00 to the Rotary Foundation in recognition of their presentation at the meeting.

7.       Greeter # 3 assists in taking down the flags, banners and places the sandwich board back in Kathy's office.

·         Greeters may change duties amongst themselves if desired.

 

 

Good Host Program

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The Good Host program is how YOU can get involved - you are invited to help out by meeting, greeting and sharing cultural experiences with our Youth Exchange student.  Franciele Henk is here and deserves to see and experience Canada to the fullest. 

Good Hosts are designated each week - but also can be anyone who would like to share some time with Franciele - a phone call, lunch, dinner with family, sporting event, cultural outing. However - all who host our youth exchange student unsupervised - even for a day event - must have submitted the YE police check paperwork to Paige Freeman prior to hosting.

To get a hold of Franciele, simply call her on her Cel: 778-829-2532 or email her at francielemelaine@hotmail.com  
Franciele is currently staying with The Bartons at 332 Keary Street, New Westminster and you can contact them @ 604-522-3997.   

 

Good Hosts for:

​Dec 17 - Dec 23  Paige Freeman, Sandy Freeman, Carlos Galvez

​Dec 24 - Dec 30  Aman Grewal, Patrick Gunville, Gordon Hobbis

​Dec 31 - Jan 6  Palmer Hoem, Marie Jang, Nicholas Jordan

Jan 7 - Jan 13  Lizz Kelly, Harvey Knotts, Andrew Lochhead

 

 

Attendance Last Meeting - December 16, 2015
 

Current total membership - 33

Attending total -  37

Members attending total   -  22

Welcome to our guests:  Richard Prill, John Berry, Heidi Hughes,  Tsubasa Ida, Tomoya Tsuyama, Takeshi Misaka, Midori Suto, Yota Katsurada, Takahito Ikki, Tatsuya Uezu, Ryohei Masuda, Megumi Hidaka, Haruna Fujita, Mari Kato, Franciele Henk (Exchange Student).