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Rotary Club of Chatham Sunrise

Service Above Self

We meet Tuesdays at 7:30 AM
Smitty's Restaurant

307 Grand Avenue West
Chatham, ON N7L 1C3
Canada

Phone:

(519) 354-5172

Email:

info@rotarysunrise.com

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A Toast to John Lawrence

John Lawrence was recognized for his years as a Volunteer and Leader in the Community. John was presented a certificate by the Ontario government in recognition of his 2018 Chatham-Kent Senior Volunteer Award.

Hats off to John for his years of putting service above self.

Honouring Paul Roy " Charter Member of Rotary Sunrise"

Surprise!! December 4th was a Surprise Celebration recognizing Paul Roy as a leader and one of the founding members of Rotary Sunrise 20 years ago on March 20th, 1998.

Rotarians, friends and family were there to congratulate Paul as he was named an Honorary Rotarian. The Club honoured Paul with a Park Bench to be place in Howell Park in the Spring.

Merci Beaucoup Paul!!

Our Visit to Ross' Nurseymen

At a recent meeting, we went on a field trip to Ross' Nurserymen to learn about how they grow their poinsettias.

The work involved in this process was fascinating!

Thanks to Bill Ross and staff for having us.

Welcome Aboard!

Welcome to new Members - Scott Burke and Danielle Hunter.

Speaker: Mike Genge

Mike Genge from Chatham-Kent Children's Treatment Centre

shared an update on the Butterfly Building campaign.

Susan Stevens-Bechard thanked Mike with a book donated to the Library in his name.

Interact Club Pizza for Polio Day

200 CKSS students had their pinkie finger nail painted purple for Polio.

Free Pizza was provided by to all the students who supported World Polio Day on October 24th.

Roses for Rotary 2017

It's that time of year, again! Time to order your roses in support of our local community projects!

Roses are only $25 a dozen. We can deliver or you can pick up at the Portuguese Canadian Social Club of Chatham.

Email info@rotarysunrise.com or click here to order!!

Giant inflatable human cannonballs

Our rotary exchange students were treated to some real entertainment. No one had any fun. (There is a real need for a sarcasm font.)

Rotarians Let Loose

We work hard, we play hard! Spending our Saturday night with friends at our Rotary Sunrise Christmas potluck.

Planting at the Parkfield

Raising of the Flag at the Parkfield Restaurant today. Thank-you to Community Living for allowing us install the new flagpole and plant 500 of the Canada 150 Tulips for a spring bloom. We were able to exchange club banners with Dhairya, from India.

John Lawrence honoured for YMCA contributions

Congratulations and a well-done to John Lawrence, a Rotary Sunrise member. He has been such a great contributor to the benefit of the community.

"John Lawrence and Darcy McKeough are the first to be named to the Chatham-Kent version of the YMCA Wall of Distinction – the highest award the association can bestow on an individual, which represents those that have been instrumental in shaping the 'Y'."

Read the entire Chatham Daily News Article here.

Congrats Jen Rankin

October 24th was World Polio Day, and Our Club President, Linda Goldsmith, Past President, Mary-Francis Kluka, with Assistant District Governor Don Leonard, spent the morning at CKSS. They presented the Interact club with a new Banner for their meetings and presented the club instructor/teacher, Jen Rankin, with a Paul Harris Fellow award, for her involvement with the Interact Club over the last 10 years. Pizza was brought in for Pizza for Polio, and the students learned about the efforts to eradicate Polio worldwide.

Ian comes home

Ian, a Chatham Rotary Exchange Student to South Korea, was our guest speaker today. We saw a great slide show of his 10 months away. He is pictured with Ivan.

More Bulb Planting!

A beautiful day to plant a garden at Howell park. It was a big job, but we had lots of help from our Rotary international Exchange Students. Thank-you for all the help!

Bulb Planting

Oct 12th - Here we are planting 500 bulbs of the Canada 150 Celebration tulips for spring of next year at the Parkfield Restaurant around a newly installed flagpole base. Thank-you to the two volunteers from Community Living for the help.

See here for more info on the Canada 150 bulb.