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This is the weekly bulletin for
The Richmond 
Sunrise Rotary Club 
for November 30, 2023

Miscellaneous

 
 
Repeat from last week or until no longer relevant or until I delete it:  
 
 
Kal: Burnett Interact wants to connect and will be at our meeting Dec. 7 for the Christmas Toy Drive. They have over 100 members.
Judy: Thanks, everyone, for attending the concert.  Each club made about $8000.  If you haven’t made your donation yet, you should do that now, online at My Rotary.
Sam: Christmas dinner two Sundays from now at 6 p.m. in the Ballroom. Pay $50/person in cash to Bobby. To date 18 people have signed up.  Sam will resend the link.
Marg: Dec. 5 Breakfast at Gilmore.  Will be bringing jam donuts on Dec. 7 for our annual toy drive.
 
 
 
 
 
Zoom Meeting Rules
 
THE LINK TO OUR THURSDAY MEETINGS WILL NO LONGER BE EMAILED BUT ACCESSED THROUGH THE LINK BELOW.
 
IF YOU ARE GOING TO ATTEND BY ZOOM PLEASE LET THE CLUB KNOW (DEBBIE S. OR BOBBY)OR THE ZOOM WILL NOT BE TURNED ON.
 
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) Bring a Toy Thursday.
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 Marg.
  
 
VISITORS     
 
The Ghost of Libertine.
 
 
ANNOUNCEMENTS AND 
CLUB BUSINESS
 
Bob:. Richmond Rotary Club is selling poinsettias – see email from Bob.
Sam: Christmas dinner this Sunday at 6:00 in the Ballroom.  Reply to invitation.  $50 each, cash to Bobby.
 
Marg – breakfast at Gilmore on Tuesday.
 
Chris P. and Dalbir are going to the district conference in Terrace.  Anyone else interested?
 
Bobby:  Next week bring a toy with your story for the Ghirra Toy Drive and enjoy breakfast.  The big toy count is Sunday Dec. 10 from 12 – 2 p.m.
 
Mary Lou: Alan’s blood clot is entirely gone, but he can’t drive for four more months (an ICBC decision)
 
 
 
 
 SERGEANT At Arms Tidbits
 
 
John zoomed in from the Okanagan to say that the National Anthem sounded awful on zoom.
 
Garth replied that John was lucky he wasn't there.
 
Judy once again denied she was organizing a karaoke night.
 
Dalbir was heard to say Damn under his breath - although it was audible on zoom and in perfect key.
 
Mary Lou said that Alan was not discouraged enough to sell his vintage car. 
 
Dalbir was once again heard to say Damn under his breath - and once again audible on zoom but not so perfect.
 
Kal was seen to walk across the room and back for no apparent reason other than to show off. 
 
Bobby, who has insisted we pay for the Christmas dinner in cash was seen counting small unmarked bills while everyone else was distracted putting together shoe boxes. 
 
At that point Bobby looked up into the eyes watching on Zoom and quickly broke the connection. 
 
No one knows what happened next. Although we'll see if Sam has a second black eye. We know you cannot get a black eye from singing karaoke - unless you are really bad. 
 
 
 
 

                                    Meanderings 

Yes, you guessed it - today is National Bartenders Day. Actually, yesterday December 2.
 

NATIONAL BARTENDER DAY ACTIVITIES

  1. Leave your bartender an extra tip

    About 55% of a bartender's take-home pay comes from tips, so give them something a little special.
  2. Try a new cocktail at your local bar

    Mix it up with a new drink! Whether it's a Salty Dog or a Pisco Sour, take a sip of something you've never tried before.
  3. Be your own bartender for the night

    If you can't make it out tonight, try mixing a new drink at home. There are tons of recipes online to try.
Cocktail Trivia.
  1. How popular are margaritas?

    Actual research shows that, on average, Americans consume 185,000 margaritas per hour.​
  2. ​Raise your glass for a (piece of) toast

    Ancient Romans would put a piece of toast in their glass for good health, which is where we get the term "to toast."
  3. Bubble-licious!

    Every bottle of champagne has about 49 million bubbles!
     
    For more on this sacred day follow this link - NATIONAL BARTENDER DAY - December 2, 2023 - National Today
 
 
 
 
 

                                            SPEAKER

 
All hands on boxes!  Joyce led us through a box filling, box wrapping, box checking, box packing and card writing frenzy, which was highly successful.  We managed to complete almost 50 boxes.  Bravo!  See our Social media posts on website, Facebook and Instagram for some photos.  Great job, Rotarians
 

upcoming events

 
Ghirra Toy Drive Donation Meeting December 7th Bring your donation and your story. 
 
Christmas Dinner December 3rd @ 6:00 pm -OMG that's tonight.
Riverside Grand Ballroom, 1231 Burdette
 
Next years Gala is Friday May 3rd, 2024. 
 

 TODAY'S CHUCKLEs     

 
 
Free transparent mullet emoji images, page 1 - emojipng.com
 
 
 
 
 
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Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Eleanore Matthew
December 29
 
Anniversaries
Elena Agala
Ted
December 13
 
Join Date
Debbie Tablotney
December 1, 2005
18 years
 
Brian Kirkham
December 22, 2016
7 years
 
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