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This is the weekly bulletin for
The Richmond 
Sunrise Rotary Club 
for May 2, 2024

Miscellaneous

 
 
Repeat from last week or until no longer relevant or until I delete it:  
 
Happy Birthday, John!🥳
 
Marg: Gilmore Breakfast has been changed from May 14 to May 7.  Let Marg know if you can come.
 
 
 
Zoom Meeting Rules
 
THE LINK TO OUR THURSDAY MEETINGS WILL NO LONGER BE EMAILED BUT ACCESSED THROUGH THE LINK BELOW.
 
 
Rotary Club of Richmond Sunrise is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: Rotary Club of Richmond Sunrise's Zoom Meeting
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/7359371916

Meeting ID: 735 937 1916
 
1) Mute your microphone if you aren't already muted. Background noise is distracting. 
2) If you are not engaged in the presentation, turn off your camera. 
3) Chat function should only be used to address the speaker, not for Club member remarks during the presentation
4) Unmute when harassing the Sergeant at Arms or taking your turn during Sergeant at Arms.
5)Go Canucks Go 
Please direct any questions to the President or a board member of your choosing and we will discuss any and all questions or concerns during our board meeting. Also please refer anyone who may be interested in attending a meeting or joining the club.
 
 
INSPIRATIONAL QUOTE
 
 
From Snoopy via Pat “Life is like a camera… Focus on what’s important.  Capture good times.  Develop from negatives, and if things don’t work out… take another shot.”
 
 
VISITORS     
 
Not today but we did have help from Carol Marg's sister and Lavina. Dick and Barb Wagner also showed up. Graham was helping out too.
 
ANNOUNCEMENTS AND 
CLUB BUSINESS
 
 
Yes it's true we raised a record gross amount at the Gala this year. Final figures will be out at this Thursday's meeting from Bobby. Unofficially we raised over $160,000 gross. Congratulations to you all and especially our fearless leader Debbie M. 
 
 
 SERGEANT At Arms Tidbits
 
 
After a few reminders about process, we went straight to work checking items off against the master list and placing them on the ballroom tables.  The organization was exemplary (thanks Eleanore) and we finished the bulk of the items by about 9:30 a.m.!  Thanks to everyone who helped out! 
 
 
 

                                    Meanderings 

 
From the outrageous but true hockey stories web site.
 
A quick glance at Ken Doraty's career stats will show you nothing remarkable from the journeyman winger. He only scored 15 goals in his NHL career, but three of them will keep "Cagie" Ken in the hockey record books forever.
Before there was a sudden death overtime in the NHL teams would play a 10-minute overtime period at the conclusion of a regulation tie. Doraty and his Toronto Maple Leafs found themselves in this situation in 1934 against the Ottawa Senators. Tied 4-4 heading into the overtime session, Doraty channeled his inner sniper, scoring the only hat-trick in NHL overtime history, leading the Leafs to a 7-4 victory.
With the changes in the overtime rules, Doraty will remain in the NHL record books forever.
 
 

                                          SPEAKER

 
Dalbir, Chris P. and Susan were at the district conference in Terrace last weekend and were impressed with the First Nations connections and support from Rotary.  They were privileged to visit the First Nations site, driving along the river through the territory, to Nass Valley, saw the totem there from Kwantlen, marvelled at the spectacular museum spectacular, and were impressed with the closing ceremonies.  Shirley Pat , from the Nisga'a Nation, a two-hour drive from Terrace was there as well.  They spent the weekend in the company of Steven Point, whose closing speech was poignant, with reminders that we are all good people and a reminder of the good that Rotary does in the world.  The overall theme was paddling and how we are all paddling together.  Dalbir an Susan received certificates of graduation from the Peace facilitation course. 
 
 
 

upcoming events

 
Building Pathways for Hope, Pathways Clubhouse Gala Dinner May 2 at 5:30 p.m. at the River Rock Theatre
 
Gala is Friday May 3rd, 2024. 
 
May 30, 2024 President's Dinner 6 PM at the Curling Club
 

 TODAY'S CHUCKLEs     

 
Pin on • Smiley's
 
 
Our own Larry Thompson, inspirational quoter and fashionista chose the best dressed couple at the Gala the other night. Although we were unable to identify the couple here is their photo. If they were your guests rumour has it the prize is 10% of the gross proceeds from the Gala. 
 
 
 
 
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Pat Atkinson
May 5
 
Carolyn Robertson
May 20
 
Kalvinder Mahal
May 21
 
Judy May
May 22
 
Dick Wagner
May 27
 
Brian Kirkham
May 28
 
Anniversaries
Susan Ness
Glenn Busnardo
May 1
 
Sam Jaffe
Justin Jaffe
May 15
 
Debbie Samsom
John Kapp
May 17
 
Amanda Sinclair
Graeme Shakespeare
May 25
 
Join Date
Nancy Schick-Skinner
May 2, 1995
29 years
 
Debbie Samsom
May 19, 2011
13 years
 
Sam Jaffe
May 23, 2011
13 years
 
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