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This is the weekly bulletin for
The Richmond 
Sunrise Rotary Club 
for October 21, 2021 

Miscellaneous

 
Repeat from last week or until no longer relevant or until I delete it:  
 
 
Our club is joining with other clubs to award a Richmond external Paul Harris award in March of 2022. So start thinking of a deserving recipient. 
 
World Polio Day is October 24th.
 
The club AGM will be on November 4th  Nomination forms for executive positions coming out shortly.
 
There will be no meeting on November 11th, recognizing Remembrance Day.
 
The Lower Mainland Foundation dinner/event will be held on February 5th 2022 – more details will follow.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Zoom Meeting Rules
 
THE LINK TO OUR THURSDAY MEETINGS WILL NO LONGER BE EMAILED BUT ACCESSED THROUGH THE LINK BELOW.
 
Meeting ID: 868 5522 9058
Passcode: 473892
 
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.
 
 Presidents Report
 
Starting Now our Thursday meeting will be held at the Riverside Palace, 14431 Knox Way.
 
Please direct any questions to me 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.
 
Be kind and be calm and safe...
 
Announcements, committee news and other stuff.
 
QR Codes for the poinsettia sales will be sent and can be sent to friends and family. The sales have raised $4,774 so far.
 
Wear a funny hat for the October 28th meeting in anticipation of Halloween.
 
This years Christmas Social will be a lunch at the Ghirra's held on the day of the poinsettia pick up. Further details to follow.
 
 
 

Visitors      

 
 
Rob and John Madsen, Doris Day, Brian Cole with a mask but less hair, Zoe and Oscar and Ka.... Groucho Marx.
 
 
 

sergeant  At Arms Tidbits

 
Mary Lou participated in the Wet Walk for Binners, there were Rotoracts there who not surprisingly had nice things to say about Sam. Planning a trip to Italy in September 2022.
 
Debbie S. says planning a trip is more enjoyable then the trip itself according to nonpeer reviewed research. November is her planned trip to Palm Springs so she has already had all the fun. Celebrated her mom's 89th birthday.
 
Joyce is off to New York soon with son, daughter-in-law and a busy itinerary. She apparently did not do the planning - what's the joy in that?
 
John brought his friend Groucho and granddaughter Zoe.
 
Dick now knows he will have more fun planning a trip that he won't go on.
 
Elena enjoyed the walk and is proud of the Philippina Nobel Prize winner.
 
Gord reported that today is apple day - Thanks Ron. Apparently if you throw an apple at a lady and she catches it you are automatically married. Huh - what if she throws it back at your head?
 
Debbie T. went to the football game, husband forgot his phone don't know what the solution was, however had to return her purse to the car. Only transparent carry bags allowed. Enjoyed the walk on Sunday.
 
Danny went to Burnaby Lake to take pictures of the fall colours and then had his Tai Chi practice at the lake.
 
Carolyn went for dinner at Umberto's and the place was packed on a Wednesday. The plexiglass on both sides was great because she could hear the conversation above the buzz. Took her granddaughter to the Van Gogh exhibit.
 
Dalbir was at Whistler where it is very busy and make dinner reservations early if you want a seat. He is off to Palm Springs soon and then Maui. Have fun planning your trip.
 
Sam does need his Daddy and was infecting Catholic Schools with something. But not with Bill.
 
Garth watched Yellowstone? Then off to see Dune and James Bond.
 
Brian was actually at a meeting. Dad had a stroke and thankfully okay. In Laws came to visit for three weeks which Brian managed to survive by being in a bonspiel for a week in Quesnel. Missed playing in the Nationals by one game.
 
Judy enjoyed watching her grandsons play hockey although the twins are at the age where they skate like an unoiled tinman. Looking forward to finally travelling to Birch Bay.
 
Debbie M. is winding things up at work and is having her surgery on Monday.
 
Kal expressed some turban pride at the Sikhs who used their turbans to save a drowning life.
 
Bill said "BLAH BLAH BLAH"
 
Bob said all the restaurants were packed - don't know where. Couldn't hear anything more than what Bill said.
 
Rob Madsen said it was weird and rewarding to see basically the same club members as were members years ago. I think he said 2001. 
 
Chris M. is working on the get fit in retirement plan and doing dog yoga. Apparently you do yoga with the dog climbing onto you.
 
Bobby had a couple of good runs this week. 
 
Melinda who did a great job running the meeting for the first time was concerned about John who was ill last week. Went to the pumpkin patch in the freezing rain with kids who stuck to it. 
 
 
 
 

 

speaKER
 
 
Rob Madsen came to speak to us about Mini Storage - No wait. He spoke to us of setting goals, learning from others, having fun, passion, being positive, and just doing it. Rob left YVR in 2001 to work in the mini storage business. His approach to goal setting and passion at work led to many successes both at YVR and mini storage. He stressed the importance of setting goals and then passionately working to achieve those goals. He talked about his days in high school and a spontaneous trip to see the last space shuttle lift off. He has enjoyed working in the family business and helped it to assemble a large land holding. He enjoys helping the team at work. He spoke of travelling to an electronics show and appreciating the creativity of the participants to develop the unique products that were on display. 
 
 

Meanderings 

 

 

What we all should be doing more of.

 

Hrishikesh Hirway: What you discover when you really listen | TED Talk

 

 

 

                              Upcoming Events

 

Starting in Now our Thursday meeting will be held at the Riverside Palace, 14431 Knox Way. In case you missed the earlier announcement. 

Next Board Meeting, October 25th 2021.

Club AGM November 4th . 

Foundation Dinner February 5th, 2022. Details to follow. 

 

 
Please note the date for the Auction
Friday May 6th 2022 Auction Fundraiser with final details to be determined but anticipating live and in person. 
 
 
 
 

TODAYS CHUCKLEs  

 
 
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'A woman has twins, and gives them up for adoption. One of them goes to a family in Egypt and is named 'Amal.' The other goes to a family in Spain, they name him Juan'. Years later; Juan sends a picture of himself to his birth mum. Upon receiving the picture, she tells her husband that she wished she also had a picture of Amal. Her husband responds, "But they are twins. If you've seen Juan, you've seen Amal." ' 
 
My mother-in-law fell down a wishing well, I was amazed, I never knew they worked. JK
 

 

 

Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Danilo Salcedo
October 6
 
Malcolm Brodie
October 11
 
Belinda Boyd
October 26
 
Spouse Birthdays
Malcolm Brodie
October 11
 
Anniversaries
Ronald Schuss
n/a
October 25
 
Join Date
Dick Wagner
October 2, 1992
29 years
 
Christina Pughe
October 7, 2003
18 years
 
Ronald Schuss
October 25, 2018
3 years
 
Russell Hampton
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