On May 19 guest speaker, Damon Clarke and Mishal Abdullah from the ANC attended Rotary. Damon spoke of the work that the Association of New Canadians. ANC does to help newcomers to Western Newfoundland. They were pleased to have a photo taken with two Rotarians who many years ago were immigrants from England.
Rotarians were very pleased to welcome Rotarian Andre back to Rotary meetings. In the last year he has spent months in hospital and recuperating from surgery. Welcome Back to Rotary Meetings Andre!!!
At the lunch meeting on May 19, Adam Baker, sponsored by Olaf, was inducted into the Rotary Club of Corner Brook. Adam is a Newfoundlander who has graduated from
Memorial University, Queens University and lastly University of New Brunswick from where he graduated with a Batchelor of Laws degree. He now lives and practises law in Corner Brook. He was inducted into Rotary by Verbon and President Chris. Welcome new Rotarian Adam into the Rotary Club of Corner Brook!
Memorial University, Queens University and lastly University of New Brunswick from where he graduated with a Batchelor of Laws degree. He now lives and practises law in Corner Brook. He was inducted into Rotary by Verbon and President Chris. Welcome new Rotarian Adam into the Rotary Club of Corner Brook!
At the lunch meeting on May 5, Major Brian Wheeler, sponsored by Paula, was inducted into the Rotary Club of Corner Brook. He is a native of St John's who attend MUN before being ordained as a Salvation Army officer. He ministered in Ontario, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia before his return to Newfoundland. His ministry is now based in Corner Brook. He was inducted into Rotary by Verbon and President Chris. Welcome to the Rotary Club of Corner Brook Brian.
On Wednesday, April 27th two Rotarians Olaf and Kathleen visited Eastside Elementary School to present a cheque for $500 to be used for books for each grade’s classroom library. The cheque was presented to the principal Robert Matthews and reading specialist Michelle Greely. It is hoped that as part of this Read A-Long project Rotarians and friends before the end of the school year will be able to visit the school to read from the donated books and meet the students in their classrooms. The aim of this project is to encourage all students gain pleasure and knowledge from reading.
Rotarians were pleased to welcome Zulu to their regular lunch meeting on April 14th.
Zulu, a Bernese Mountain dog, is a therapy support dog belonging to Psychologist Laura Casey Foss.
Laura was the guest speaker at the meeting who gave a most interesting talk about the work done by psychologists, the need for more psychologists and the valuable help given to her and her clients by Zulu.
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