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Meeting Link Meeting ID: 865 2771 3700 Passcode: 789318
| 6:45 am | Hall Set Up, Take Down | Rick Fiedorec |
| 7:00 am | Log into Zoom, Greeting, Online breakout room | All |
| 7:15 | Call to Order, Welcome Rotarians and Guests | Sean Goodall |
| RECORD MEETING - MUTE ALL | ||
| 7:18 | National Anthem | Bill Egnatoff |
| 7:20 | Rotary Reflection and Toast | Satyajit Chaudhary |
| 7:22 | Acknowledgement of Territory | Elizabeth Cohoe |
| 7:23 | Announcements | Sean Goodall/All |
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7:30
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Introduction | Bill Egnatoff |
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7:32
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Happy Bucks on Youth and Youth Leadership | All |
| 7:40 | Heritage Fair Events: They Were the Seeds--Creating a Garden of Hope (beading a quilt); sunflower seeds for "Save the Children" in Ukraine; participation in the fair | Ana Sutherland, Sat Chaudhary, Bill Egnatoff, Alan Macdonald |
| 7:48 | Children and Rotary--the Loughborough Public School Experience | Alan Macdonald |
| 7:51 | Mentoring at Pathways | Ana Sutherland |
| 7:55 | RYLA and Adventures Programs | Bill Egnatoff |
| 7:59 | The National and Regional Committee and youth | Robert Reid |
| 7:04 | Youth Exchange then, now, and in the future: meet inbound Bérénice and former rebound Matt Brown | Michelle Chatten-Fiedorec, Françine Allard, with others |
| 8:19 | Wrapup and Thanks | Leslie Frise |
| 8:27 | Weekly Draw | Rick Fiedorec |
| 8:29 | Adjournment of Club Meeting | Sean Goodall |
| Meeting Scribe: (meeting will be recorded) |
Rotary Reflection
For food in a world where many walk in hunger
For peace in a world where many walk in fear
For friends in a world where many walk alone
And for the opportunity to serve others through Rotary,
May we be truly thankful!
The Loyal Toast
Rotarians and guests, to the King, Canada, and all its Peoples
Acknowledgement of Territory
We are gathered on traditional Anishinaabe (An-ish-in-aabe), Haudenosaunee (ho DEE no Sho nee) and Huron-Wendat Territory. We recognize these nations for their care and stewardship over these lands. We are grateful to be able to join together in Rotary Fellowship to learn, share knowledge, and live on these lands.
Speaker Thanks
Bread has been one of the staples of life throughout history and is seen in its many forms in all cultures.
The breaking and sharing of bread is symbolic of life, peace, and the building of friendships.
This loaf of bread is given to you as a symbol of our friendship and in thanks for sharing with us today.