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1 Bigger Better Bolder DG Jackie Hobal Dear Rotarians and friends, August is Membership and Extension Month Foundation Trustee Chair Carl-Wilhelm Stenhammar talks about the importance of membership to The Rotary Foundation. Membership, extension, and contributions all are linked together, and it is every Rotarian s responsibility and honor to work toward these goals as we are Building Communities -- Bridging Continents through Service Above Self, he says. August is a good time to invite a friend to Rotary August is Membership and Extension Month in the Rotary calendar. What will you do this month for Rotary membership? Invite someone as a guest to your club? Send an article to your local newspaper about your clubs projects? Take copies of the Rotarian to your local doctor s office? Mentor a new member? There are many things you can do to help your club attract and keep District 5370 NEWSLETTER members. As a Rotarian we each are responsible for doing something about membership. For more information go to the Membership Development pages of the RI website. Clubs don t just need new members; they need new ideas, new energy, new resources, new attitudes, and new opportunities. Membership growth is not exclusively about new people; it s about progress and vitality and morale. Rotary s early leaders had a passion for growth. During our first decade, the annual membership of Rotary more than doubled almost every year. During our second decade, our increase of Rotarians averaged over 20 percent annually, and our global expansion was underway. What was the reason behind this incredible early growth? The concept was new and unique: an organization of select business leaders and professionals, committed to mutual cooperation, ethical values, and civic pride. We quickly developed a corporate mentality for growth I say the time for Rotary to flourish is now. I say the world is no more cold and uncaring than it s ever been, that business is Issue 2 - District 5370 Jackie Hobal District Governor no more dishonest than it was 100 years ago, and that leaders are no more difficult to find than they ever were. I say that a few degrees of change in our methods will unveil a beautiful new vista for future generations of Rotarians, please consider your corner of the world and identify which of the Rotary habits in your club are not relevant, perhaps a bit dingy and outdated, and distinguish those traditions that are timeless. And then do what we ve done since our infancy: Run to seize the future and shape it, so that we have better communities and a better world. Let me close with this wonderful reminder from our president. Rotary is the best in the world at linking people of goodwill around the globe and then gaining their cooperation and support to make the world a much better place to live and work. RI President Ray Klinginsmith Sincerely, DG Jackie Follow our travels as we visit clubs in District August

2 BIGGER! BETTER! BOLDER! INDEX Community Project for PAT pg 6 Afganistan Update pg 8 Polio Plus Gala pg 10 2 EDITOR S NOTES Hello Rotarians and friends, As the summer slowly begins to fade to fall, (please don t throw things at me, it is a fact) I comtemplate the past few months. For me, a time of great joy and deep sorrow as the circle of life continues. I was blessed with a new granddaughter so sweet and innocent, and then just as quickly life turned and my mother was chosen to come home. These two events have made me wonder about the millions and millions of people who live in dire straights every day of their lives. Struggling with poverty and polio, and malnourishment and dirty water, without even the basic dignities of life. Do these people celebrate every birth of a child with the joy it deserves? Or do they worry about how they will feed one more mouth? Are they given the time to mourn for those who lose their battle with life? Do they appreciate all that person has done for them or is the business of surviving so all consuming to not even allow for a moments reflection for the life that have passed before their eyes? Don t we all deserve the diginity of being remembered and appreciated even if we didn t change the world? I feel in our roles as Rotarians we have the power can make a difference in the lives and deaths of people near and far from us. We have the power to give people diginity. Isn t that our obligation? If we do nothing else in life, we can give those that don t feel they have it, the power to know they are appreciated and valued and that their lives aren t in vain, but that their lives made a difference, no matter how large or small. Cheryl McKenzie Don t we all Rotary Club of deserve that? Grande Prairie - Cheryl District 5370 Newsletter Editor cmckenzie@cityofgp.com District 5370 Rotary Newsletter Volunteer Alberta News Flash Rural Alberta s Development Fund (RADF) Funding Available UPDATE --Funding Available RADF to Invest $30M in Rural Projects RADF has resumed accepting Expressions of Interest in order to disburse the final $30 Million of its original $100 Million funding mandate. This decision is in line with the Government of Alberta s continuing rural development strategies. All applications will be based on RADF s original eligibility criteria; however emphasis will be placed on supporting projects that benefit regions with populations of 20,000 and under. Building a Successful Expression of Interest RADF exists to fund new and innovative programs that strive to make rural Alberta a health and vibrant place to live, work and play. A quality Expression of Interest is the first step towards securing funding from RADF. Please read their Program Criteria and Guidelines to make sure your Expression of Interest has what we re looking for.

3 MAILBOX Group Study Exchange Correction The newsletter looks great, and I like the way the U of A Rotaract club s article turned out. However, it was Katie Melnyk who wrote the article. Can you please identify her as the author in next month s issue? I hope I m not being too picky, I just want to give credit where it s due. Lauren Thanks for the correction! C So sorry to our DG Jackie HobAL who s name was mispelled in the last newsletter and several of you took the time to let me know. Shame on me! Cheryl the gift of a lifetime! To all Rotary members in District 5370: Give someone you know the gift of a lifetime - a six week all expenses paid unique trip to Australia. Do you know a young professional between the ages of 25 and 40 who would like to be a member of the Group Study Exchange program? GSE is a unique cultural and vocational exchange opportunity for young business and professional men and women in their initial years of professional life. Our team will spend six weeks in District 9650 Australia, participating in vocational activities in their respective fields, being immersed in cultural experiences, enjoying fellowship with host families and members of the community, and working with the host district s Rotarians at club meetings and various Rotary activities. Further information and application forms are available on the Rotary International website located at: Pages/ridefault.aspx For further District 5370 GSE Information or to submit application forms contact: Paul Moulton, GSE 5370 Chair moultonp@shaw.ca District 5370 GSE Schedule of Current and Upcoming GSE Exchanges Year 2010/2011 Exchange District: District 9650, Australia Outbound Dates: February 11 - March 22, 2011 Team Member: Applications due to Chair by September 1, 2010 Submitted by: Paul Moulton, GSE 5370 Chair moultonp@shaw.ca August

4 Let the Good Times Roll Again! For More information or to register go to 4 District 5370 Rotary Newsletter

5 DISTRICT NEWS District Training Director of Training Wendy McDonald Webinar Training watch for details Lindsay Moyle Rotary Club of Whitecourt October 15-16, 2010 For District Leaders D5360, 5370, 5550 Rotary Regional Zone Success Seminar Nisku November 5-6, 2010 District Fall Training - Grande Prairie November 19-20, 2010 District Fall Training For President Elects (PETS1) & all club leaders (membership, Foundation, Services, New Generations ) March 4-5, 2011 District Spring Training For President Elects, Secretaries and all leaders May 22-25, 2011 RI Convention New Orleans June 16-19, 2011 District Conference Athabasca, AB For additional Information and to register for these events, visit the District 5370 website or call the Rotary District 5370 Office Employment Partnership Program District 5370 Employment Partnership booth at the Rotary International Convention in Montreal. District 5370 Rotary Employment Partnership The District 5370 Rotary Employment Partnership had a booth in the House of Friendship at the International Convention in Montreal. It provided us an opportunity to share the success of this partnership with Rotarians from around the world and encourage them to consider similar partnerships. One of the speakers at the last plenary session of the Convention was Lieutenant Governor of Ontario David Onley, who is a polio survivor. Much to our surprise and delight he spoke about the Employment Partnership in Ontario, which is modeled after Alberta s. He challenged Rotarians, who have worked so hard to eradicate polio, to now eradicate the high unemployment rate for people with developmental disabilities. We had a lot of interest at our booth throughout the convention, but particularly after his plenary challenge to the many thousands of Rotarians in attendance from around the world. Eric Solash, of the Rotary Club of Strathcona, generously donated a computer as a draw prize and this also attracted many visitors to our booth. Thanks Eric! The winner was a Rotarian from Studio City, California. All in all it was a great opportunity to promote the Partnership and our District. Most importantly, we would like to extend a special thank you to all the Rotarians from our District who volunteered at our booth: (We couldn t have done it without you!) The Calmar Interact Club Andrea & Dan Tetreault - Rotary Club of Northeast Bruce Uditsky Rotary Club of Sunrise Darren King - Rotary Club of Lloydminster Dean Wood - Rotary Club of Riverview Donna Barrett Rotary Club of Sunrise Gerry Kiselyk - Rotary Club of Athabasca Jen Liviniuk - Rotary Club of Mayfield Jim Orieux - Rotary Club of Stony Plain Maureen Esch - Rotary Club of Northern Lights Michele Boszkowski Rotary Club of Athabasca Mike Ryan - Rotary Club of West Nadine Fulmer Rotary Club of Northeast Robert Balay- Rotary Club of Athabasca Shirley Klyne - Rotary Club of Lac La Biche Tony Porter - Rotary Club of St Albert Wolfgang & Beth Kaminski- Rotary Club of Sunrise Respectfully submitted, Wendy McDonald Chair, D5370 Employment Partnership August

6 A Vocational and Community Project in Memory of a Departed New Club Member- PAT The Rotary Club of South East concluded their Community and Vocational project May 30, 2010 Sunday titled KNOWLEDGE IS POWER 2010 Spring Seminar for the Temporary Foreign Workers in. This was a joint project of their new member PAT who was inducted at the Rotary Day Dinner celebration last February and her Sponsor, Rtn Victoria Ewert. Pat passed away unexpectedly April 27th and her best friend and co-worker, Rachel Manikkawasagan, who is also a new member of the Club came forward and asked the Club to go ahead with Pat s project as this was what she was planning days before her passing. Rachel and Victoria gathered their thoughts and seek the help of various organizations to support the project. The day started with a heavy downpour of snow and wind which is unexpected in May but some 169 temporary foreign workers braved the bad weather and showed up. Sandwiches, drinks and goodies were donated by Ewert Consulting and Sun Life Financial. Door prices abound as 14 lucky attendees came home with a loot of give aways. Attendees donated $1.00 each and $ was collected and matched by Ewert Consulting. Now, where did the $ go? Victoria was approached by a Filipino foreign worker couple who are having twins in June for help as they have no savings to prepare for the coming of their twins. The money was used to purchased baby supplies and clothes Topics at the Information session were: Immigration Laws in Canada; Banking, Mortgage for temporary residents; Life and Accidental Insurance; CPP and UIC, Income taxes, Labour standards, Driver s license for temporary residents, Permanent residency application etc. The session is about Vocation because it features a number of professional speakers. Each speaker combines great knowledge and expertise in their field, with the ability to explain in clear layman s terms what temporary foreign workers need to know. It is a community project because it is FREE OF CHARGE and is open to all ethnicity and its aim is to help the temporary residents in the Community and it was able to help Walter Zaulda and his wife prepare for the coming of their twins. Victoria asked Fr. Jim of the St. 169 temporary foreign workers braved Theresa s Parish to donate their the bad weather and showed up. basement banquet hall as the venue and asked her friend, Noreen Berkes of Alberta Employment and Immigration office to be one of the key speakers. Other professionals who donated their time to speak on various topics were: Atty. Nathan Po of McCuaig Desrochers LLP, Angeli Agarwan of Servus Credit Union, Tanis Techer and Dana Brooks of Sun Life Financial, Sunny Stephan from a Tax Accounting firm, Susanne Dunsford of AMA Insurance and Victoria Ewert of Ewert Consulting. Submitted by Victoria Ewert A variety of speakers talked about issues concerning the foreign workers. for a boy and a girl. 6 District 5370 Rotary Newsletter

7 Nomination The Nominating Committee for President of Rotary International in , having functioned in accordance with the bylaws of Rotary International, has indicated that it unanimously nominated: SAKUJI TANAKA of the Rotary Club of Yashio, Saitama, Japan for the office of President of Rotary International for the year Biographical information for Rotarian Tanaka is available on the RI Web site and in the next issue of the Rotary Leader. Please notify the clubs in your district as soon as possible. Sincerely, Ed Futa General Secretary Rotary Invitation Rotary Success Forum - October15-16, 2010 Vancouver - October 29-30, 2010 Rotary Success Forum You are invited to a unique multi district Rotary event this fall. Rotarians from districts in western Canada, Alaska and Washington have been invited to The Success Forum. This exceptional event brings together Rotary Foundation and Rotary International programs. The zone Foundation Coordinator and zone Rotary Coordinator have teamed with the District Governors to present an innovative approach to Rotary education. Who should attend? All club presidents and board members, district leaders, district committee members, the district Foundation team and all Rotarians committed to building bigger, better and bolder Rotary clubs. This seminar is a new approach to Rotary education. Regional seminars bring Rotarians together from different districts. This enhances the prospects for the exchange of ideas, best practices and opportunities to build partnerships for future service projects. We believe that the key to the success of this seminar is to encourage participation and to make the program more dynamic. There will be a number of very experienced speakers and presenters but principally they are discussion facilitators. Participation is a key goal of the Rotary Success Forum. Interaction between the participants and discussion leaders is a primary measure of success. We believe the exchange of ideas, strategies and views from new and experienced Rotarians who draw from their professional and Rotary experience is crucial to successful and flourishing Rotary clubs and Rotary districts. This two day seminar is only (CND) $ Register, link for hotel rooms, draft agenda, background on all presenters and information at: - Success Forum will be held at the Executive Royal Inn - Leduc- Nisku Vancouver - Success Forum will be held at the Marriott Vancouver Airport Hotel (Richmond) We appreciate for Rotarians from outside of the area or Metro Vancouver travel to these events can be expensive. We hope you can combine attendance at one or both events with personal, family or business travel. For information on the Success Forum contact Rotary Coordinator Dean Rohrs at or dean@infomine.com or Regional Rotary Foundation Coordinator Chris Offer at or ChrisOffer@dccnet.com Thanks and see you at the Success Forum August

8 WCSS - WORLD COMMUNITY SERVICES SOCIETY Afghanistan Challenge Good News from Jalalabad, Afghanistan The following Report from PDG Dave Robinson has very good news regarding the Afghanistan Challenge. The Afghanistan Challenge, a project to build a school for 4000 students in Jalalabad, Afghanistan, was our Canadian Rotary Centennial project. Peter Peters, Chair of CRCID, says, You should be proud of the role you played in bringing the fund raising aspect of this initiative to such a successful conclusion. There will be many happy children in Jalalabad when they gather for school opening in September - you were part of making this happen. Thank you and Congratulations! A special thanks from the Committee to the nine districts that surpassed their Share objective. I appreciate that there may still be donations forthcoming, but I think it s time to wrap up these donation reports to yourselves. We will be focusing our efforts on the Public Engagement component of the program and working with the sitting District Governors. With special thanks to PRID John Eberhard, I was able to meet privately during the Montreal International Convention with Greg Mortenson, author of the best selling books Three Cups of Tea and Turning Stones Into Schools. He was very interested and excited about our project and plans to visit the school during one of his upcoming trips to Afghanistan. As we should have surplus monies available, he suggested we first use these funds to ensure an adequate number of teachers are trained and the Committee has agreed. Greg has offered to use his contacts with the Department of Education to assist us. Additionally we are getting quotes to repair the water system at the school,and construct toilet facilities for the teachers. Attached is a picture of the school taken on July 28th. We expect to have the school ready for the first group of 2,000 students on September 20th. We recently learned the school district may try to increase the overall attendance from 4,000 to 5,000. The other day I finished reading Dr. Izzeldin Abuelaish s best selling book I Shall Not Hate (a very interesting read by the way), and in it he writes to create change in an entire society, women must be educated and empowered...talking is good but it is not enough. We must act...so what can you do? You can do a lot...you can support foundations who do good work. You can volunteer for humanitarian organizations...you can do many things to move the world towards greater harmony. I believe your efforts and those of the Rotarians in your districts in building this school will move that part of the world towards greater harmony. For me, the opportunity to serve with you in this extremely worthwhile project has been a privilege. Please accept my best wishes to each of you as you continue along your Rotary journey. God Bless! Dear Rotary Colleagues, CONGRATS! FUND RAISING GOAL EXCEEDED! Your efforts resulted in our surpassing the fund raising goal established in January 2009 when you met with PRIP Wilf and PRIVP Monty and agreed to adopt the Afghanistan school as the Canadian Centennial Project. 8 Recently, some of you kindly offered to donate some DDF which unfortunately we were unable to use. We will be looking for Matching Grant opportunities after the school opens next month and hopefully will be contacting you. District 5370 Rotary Newsletter WRR PDG Dave Chair, Canadian Rotary Centennial Project Committee Submitted by Brenda McCullough

9 Belize Literary Project "I am really enjoying and learning a lot from this workshop. I pray that you may return and do another one. Even if it is just with me! I will repeat myself, you are the best! May God continue to bless both of you! I feel as if I am so special to have received this workshop."ruth, A Principal in Belize As I read blog entries from participants in the Belize Literacy Project I realize how proud I am of Rotary and this District for organizing this project. I'm also very proud of a group of 30 Alberta teachers who worked in Belize for the first two weeks in August as part of this project. During the second week the teachers worked with all of the secondary teachers in Belize. Five of the teachers who went to Belize worked specifically with teachers and staff involved in distributed learning. The Team who went to Belize. me over and over again what parts from the Principal training she was going to share with her staff this coming year.she said it had helped her begin her Principalship with confidence." Visit the main blog The teachers, who were located in Belize City, Belmopan, San Ignacio, Corozal, Dangriga, Orange Walk, and Punta Gorda, spent their first week conducting workshops with the 300 Primary School Principals in Belize, covering areas including curriculum, assessment, balanced literacy, classroom management, strategic planning. They also worked with 320 Learning Coaches who will later pass on the knowledge they gain from the workshops to 3,000 teachers throughout Belize. Mighty Mite Soccer Association welcomes South East as Sponsors The Canadian teachers and Rotarians, including Jennifer Lawley of the West Club, blogged as often as possible during their two weeks in Belize. Jennifer said It was a wonderful experience visiting all the seven sites and seeing all our team working with the Belizian Principals and teachers who were so engaged and excited to be part of these workshops. I visited a new Principal today in Placencia and toured her school.she told ( and the other blogs listed on the first page (Belize City, Belmopan etc.) to see comments by the Canadian teachers and some of their Belizean counterparts. Thank you to all of the Rotarians from District 5370 and the teacher volunteers who have worked hard over the past several years to make this project a success. Submitted by Jerome Martin Millwoods Soccer SE Rotary is able to help the mighty mite soccer players with a $ donation that will go towards equipment and new jersey expenses for the little players. The league for year olds wouldn t exist without generous donations such as this. Programs like this help kids with education and social skills as well as just that get out and fun factor. Thank you SE Rotary Club A few of the Mighty Mites who participate in the soccer league. August

10 Vocational Information New strategic plan is in effect With the start of the new Rotary year, Rotary International s revised strategic plan officially went into effect. The plan comprises three priorities, all of equal importance to Rotary s future: support and strengthen clubs, focus and increase humanitarian service, and enhance public image and awareness. These priorities stem from Rotary s core values of service, leadership, diversity, integrity, and fellowship. The plan specifically calls for emphasizing vocational service and encourages clubs to promote networking opportunities. Both have been integral parts of Rotary activity since the organization s founding. Learn more on the RI website. Project spotlight: Microcredit project helps low income families in Chile The Rotary Club of Talagante, Santiago, Chile, in District 4340, worked with seven other clubs to create a microcredit development bank that provides loans to entrepreneurs in low-income families. The project, which began in 2004 and received funding from a Rotary Foundation Matching Grant, has helped 126 women, all heads of household. Repaid loans have been donated to a community organization called Paul Harris of Talagante, which continues to support the microcredit program. This project is posted as C02282 on ProjectLINK. Please visit ProjectLINK to read about more model vocational service projects or to find an active project to support. 10 Polio Plus Be Part of a PolioPlus Fundraising Gala! This Kick-off Gala (so named before we had ever heard of the Kick Polio Out of Africa soccer ball Horizon Stage on Friday, September 24th is the start of a two-year Polio- Plus Challenge spearheaded by the Rotary Club of Spruce Grove that will involve schools and the community. The long-term goal is not only to raise money for polio eradication but, as importantly, to raise awareness surrounding the devastating disease of polio and its history. Through the variety of activities that we hope will occur, people will come to know more about Rotary and how this humanitarian organization spearheaded PolioPlus, a multimillion-dollar initiative to immunize the world s children against the horrible disease that has killed and paralyzed for 5,000 years. Rotary s commitment was so great that it caught the attention of the World Health Assembly, and soon thereafter, the World Health Organization, UNICEF, and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention became spearheading partners and have worked tirelessly for over 20 years to rid the world of the wild polio virus. The Gala will feature Danny Catt, a biologist, world traveler and internationally published photographer, who will show photographs he has taken around the world over the past 20 years, to illustrate his vision for a sustainable future a future that requires a healthy environment, social justice, and a working economy. Health is a key part this and therefore the wild polio virus must be eliminated. Danny s post-graduate studies occurred in Tanzania as a recipient of a prestigious Rotary International Ambassadorial Scholarship. District 5370 Rotary Newsletter The target of our Gala is to contribute half of the $75 ticket fee to PolioPlus, and purchasers will receive a charitable donation receipt for that portion. Your club will also receive credit towards its annual goal for The Rotary Foundation contributions through tickets purchased by members. We are pleased to also note that our neighbour, the Rotary Club of Stony Plain, in the best spirit of Rotary is contributing both financial and human resources towards this Gala and our PolioPlus Challenge. For further information or to purchase tickets call or polio@rotaryclubofsprucegrove.org We hope to sell-out in early September, so would encourage you to act fast so as not to miss out on this special evening of unique information, wonderful refreshments, and great fellowship! Submitted by Arlaine Monaghan, Tel ajmonagh@telusplanet.net

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12 ROTARY CLUB OF EDMONTON SOUTH EAST PRESENTS Fundraising Dinner to support our International and Community Projects SEPTEMBER 11, 2010 SATURDAY 6:00pm 9:30pm The Sawmill Banquet & Catering Center Avenue,, Alberta The Rotary Club of South East would like to invite you to share with us an evening of good food, camaraderie and fun to celebrate and support our International project in Bangalore, India plus our various local community projects. Tickets: $65.00 for a Buffet Dinner and live music and a chance to witness the skills and talents of Temporary Foreign Worker Chefs from various countries compete against each other in a Culinary competition and Fruit & Vegetable Carving competition. This is a test of their ingenuity, competency, talent and proficiency. For information: Call or marivic2@shaw.ca 12 District 5370 Rotary Newsletter

13 September 9-12,2010 Youth Exchange Fall Orientation Grande Prairie September 14, 2010 Rotary Food Bank Drive Grande Prairie September 30, rd Annual Robust Reds Delta - South October 15-16, 2010 District Leaders D5360, 5370, 5550 Nisku Regional Zone Success Seminar EVENT CALENDAR Date Event Location / Comments November 5-6, 2010 District Fall Training Grande Prairie November 8 13, 2010 Zone Institute London November 19-20, 2010 District Fall Training Presidents elect and club leaders March 4-5, 2011 District Spring Training President Elects, Secretaries, and all club leaders May 22-25, 2011 RI Convention New Orleans June 16-19, 2011 District Conference Athabasca, AB June 16-19, 2011 Athabasca, Alberta connect Rotary International District 5370 Conference August

14 CLUB ATTENDANCE Rotary International District 5370 (24) Monthly Attendance Report For June, 2010 Club Name Members as of June, 2009 New Members Terminations This Month Total Members Number of Meetings Gain/Loss This Month This MonthThis Month This Month YTD Gain/Loss Attendance Percentage *District 5370 *Interact Dawson Creek *Interact Cent. *Interact Grande Prairie *Interact Sexsmith *Rotaract Camrose *Rotaract Centre *Rotaract GP *Rotaract Lloydminster *Rotaract U of A Athabasca Barrhead Battlefords Camrose Camrose Daybreak Dawson Creek Dawson Creek Sunrise Drayton Valley % % % % % % % % % Ave of Nations % Gateway % Glenora % Mayfield % Northeast % Northern Lights % Riverview % South % Southeast % Strathcona % 14 District 5370 Rotary Newsletter

15 How is your club doing? Sunrise Urban Spirits West Whyte Avenue Edson Fairview Fort McMurray Fort McMurray Oilsands Fort Nelson Fort Saskatchewan Fort St. John Fort St. John Sunrise Grande Cache Grande Prairie Grande Prairie Sunrise Grande Prairie Swan City Grimshaw Centennial Hay River Sunrise Hinton Jasper Lac La Biche Lloydminster Lloydminster Border City Morinville Nisku-Leduc Parkland After Dark Peace River Sherwood Park Sherwood Park Centennial Slave Lake Spruce Grove St. Albert St. Albert - Saint City Stony Plain Vegreville Vermilion Wainwright Westlock Wetaskiwin Whitecourt % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % Yellowknife % Average attendance percentage % August

16 MEMBERSHIP - Reach One, Keep One June New Members LastName FirstName Club Classification Sponsor Swan Anna Barrhead Maunula Brian Battlefords Hakopdjanian Sarkis Private Investment Persaud Mark Yamamoto John Investment Advisor Stanley Dorothy Mayfield Teacher Association Julius Buski Crerar Maureen Northern Lights Balanko Shawna South Knight Mitra South Lovely Dave Urban Spirits Travel Management Kelly Anderson McCready Heather Urban Spirits Primary Educator Stephen Dougans Sommer Monica Urban Spirits Registered Nurse Clayton Sommer Bayley Yvonne Edson Harding Gloria Grande Cache Dallaire Roch Grande Prairie Helicoopter Services Justin Munroe Stephenson Brett Grande Prairie Swan CityCoach Ken Langstaff Bentley Andrew Lloydminster Border City Brown Randall Nisku-Leduc Window Coverings Foreman Jason Nisku-Leduc Software Developer Liang Biyu Nisku-Leduc Fast Food Owner Adams Julie Parkland After Dark Dick Colleen Parkland After Dark Ekstrom Aaron Parkland After Dark Kline Jason Parkland After Dark Leathwood Mike Parkland After Dark Stephan Marc Parkland After Dark Haque Fahim Peace River von Hauf Monika Sherwood Park Investment Advisor Linda Osinchuk Van Den Biggelaar Anthony St. Albert Rowat Terri Vermilion 16 District 5370 Rotary Newsletter