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RCOB BULLETIN DEC 1 for Print and E Distribution.Pub ROTA NEWS December 1, 2016 Club Officers & Directors District 7030 - Club # 6798 Chartered March 07, 1962 President Lisa Cummins DISTRICT OFFICERS President Elect District Governor Paul Ashby Roger Bose Vice President District Governor Elect Brenda Pope Waddy Sowma Secretary Bobby Morris District Governor Nominee R.I Theme 2016-17 Dominique Venere Treasurer Joel Brathwaite Assistant Governor R.I. OFFICERS Peter Downes Club Service Director President Diana Douglin John F. Germ District Secretary Anne Marie Rogers President Elect Vocational Service Director Ian Riseley Winston Warren District Treasurer Steve Ramlakhan Community Service Director Council of Governors Chair and Anne Bertrand Immediate Past DG - Milton Inniss International Service Director PP Elvin Sealy ARRFC and Zone member of the Zone Executive Committee - Youth Service Director Neal Griffith PDG David Edwards Zone Sub-Committee Immediate Past President PDG Tony Watkins Jedder Robinson Sergeant–At–Arms Roger Smith THE FOUR WAY TEST Weekly meetings on Thursdays at Of the things we think, Hilton Barbados say or do: Needham’s Point, Aquatic Gap, St. Michael 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? at 12 p.m. 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER P.O. Box 148B, Brittons Hill, FRIENDSHIPS ? St. Michael, Barbados 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? www.clubrunner.ca/barbados THE ROTARY CLUB OF BARBADOS THE PICTURES OF THE DAY SPOKE MORE THAN A THOU- WELCOMES ALL VISITING ROTARIANS AND GUESTS SAND WORDS: HERE ARE A FEW Mar 07 - Club Charter Date - 1962 - Club # 6798 RI THEME: ROTARY SERVING HUMANITY ON TFE ADJOINING PAGE; RTN ADRIAN SAEETE AS FE PRE- RECAP INDEPENDENCE MEETING ON NOVEMBER 24 SENTED FLOWERS TO MS. AAELA JONES AND IMMEDIATE- WE WELCOMED : MISS AKELA JONES AS THE LG 8ELOW PRESIDENT LISA C6MMINS, SAA AIM T6DOR AND AAELA.JONES Ms. FACE OF OUR “EACH ONE CAN” PROJECT. 8ELOW AND ALL SMILESE MS AAELA JONES AND MRS. Jones gave a most inspira,onal speec. at ou lunc.eon. In GRACE PFILLIPS .e speec. s.e spo0e of .e o2n sto y and .e ove coming of all adve sity to get .e to 2.e e s.e is today. S.e 2as one of t.e c.ild en 2.o g e2 up in Ste ling C.ild en5s .ome and is no2 studying c iminology in t.e 6S as 2ell as being t.e .olde of 8a bados5 eco ds in t.e 2omen9s .eptat.lon, pentat.lon, long jump and .ig. jump. S.e 2on gold in t.e long jump at t.e 2014 Wo ld Junio C.ampions.ips. S.e is t.e fi st 2om- an f om t.e Ca ibbean to ep esent a Ca ibbean count y in t.e .eptat.lon at t.e Olympic games; s.e did so t.is yea . In .e speec., s.e publicly t.an0ed Rtn. Commande Willie Ai - EXCHANGE OF BANNERS ton fo .is suppo t at t.e C.ild en9s .ome and encou aged all We 2e e pleased to 2elcome ou visi,ng Rota ians and guests 2.o do assist to be egula visito s of t.e .ome. In .e 2o ds to ou special Independence lunc.eon. Du ing t.is ,me, ban- Bpeople 2.o came epeatedly 2e e t.e ones 2.o made t.e ne s 2e e exc.anged 2it. Rota ians f om England and Canada diCe enceD. and t.e 6nited States . As 2e launc. ou signatu e p oject Ms. Jones aptly gave us t.e follo2ing sage advise using t.e 2o d CAN as .e ac onymE C—COLLABORATE with each other at all levels realizing that each of us is different and has different skills A—APPLAUD ALL EFFORTS —when realizing the differences in each of us N—NOURISH our young people in body and soul so that whatever avenue they choose to turn around their lives we the RCOB are able to help. We again t.an0 .e fo ag eeing to be RCO85s face of ou BEACF ONE CAND PROJECT MEETING DETAILS— Nov. 17 1. Aendance - 60.6% 2. Rae P oceeds - $113.00 3. Fines - $228.00 2. Raffle Winner : Rtn Tracy Knight -Lloyd DECEMBER 1 2016: Fellowship Mee<n. BSERVICE A8OVE SELFD MEET OUR GREETERS: FYI PP. GRENVILLE PHILLIPS Dr. ROTARACT AND INTERACT NEWS Grenville W. Phillips, CBE , joined PLEASE SEE 8ELOW TFE TIMES AND DATES FOR TFESE CL68S. t.e Club on May 01, 1I76 and .is TFE ROSTER IS ALSO 8ELOWE Classifica,on is 8usiness Se - vices—Consultancy. Fe se ved as T.e Cod ington Sc.ool Eve y MondayE 12E30—1E00pm P esident fo t.e yea 1I86-87, T.e Sc.ool eRui es to be advised as to aendees, please t.e e- 2.ic. 2as t.e 25t. Annive sa y of fo e advise Di ecto Neal if you a e aending. Rota y in 8a bados. It is said t.at .e epo ted to t.e Club t.at Bdue St. Mic.ael5s Sc.ool Eve y F idayE 2E15pm to a lac0 of funds t.e e 2ill be no Lcommencing Sep. 16M designated P esiden,al P oject;D .o2eve t.e Club ecognized t2enty-five L25M pe sons 2.o Rota act Club of 8a bados T.e Calenda of events 2ill made a diCe ence to t.e Community L recognizing Voca- be fo 2a ded by sepa ate ons M. Also du ing t.is ,me t.e fi st pace-ma0e 2as donat- email ed to t.e Nueen Elizabet. Fospital; a p og am 2.ic. s,ll ROSTER FOR DECEM8ER con,nues t. oug. Fea tbeat Inte na,onal. PP G enville .as se ved t.e Club as sec eta y 1I77-1I7I and t.e Dist ict as DEC 5 CFS RTN. Donna Pie e Assistant Gove no 2010-2012.Fe 2as a2a ded t.e Paul DEC 5. SMS DIRECTOR Neal G iSt. Fa is Fello2s.ip in 2006. DEC . 12 CFS WINSTON WARREN DEC 13 SMS TRACG ARCFER RTN. TREVOR G FIELD can be c edited toget.e 2it. PP Stanley MacDonald, with the intro- BAs you eac. emembe to .elp ou Junio duction of Ca ols by Candlelig.t to Clubs 8E REMINDED TFAT Ba leade is one 2.o 8a ba dos in 1II5. P io to joining 0no2s t.e 2ay, goes t.e 2ay and s.o2s t.e ou Club on Feb ua y 01, 1II1 .e served for eleven years in the Ro- 2ayD - Jo.n Max2ell tary Club of Port of Spain. His Clas- sifica,on is Gene al Me c.andiseO Dist ibu,on. Rtn. T evo Field .as se ved on many com- miees including Community Se vice 2.e e .e 2as inst u- mental in t.e const uc,on of t.e 8ovie2 Fome at t.e Adult C ea,ve A ts and T aining Cent e BC.alleno Sc.oolD, St. T.omas, Fello2s.ip P Aendance Commiees , C.allenged and Senio Ci,zens , Fund Raising Commiee and C.ild en5s Fomes and D ug A2a eness 2.e e .e se ves at t.is ,me. IN MEMORIAM CHRISTMAS IS COMING … CLAP YOUR HANDS !! We eg et to announce t.e deat. of HERE ARE IMPORTANT DECEMBER DATES TO Rtn. D . Jo.n Maye s 2.o passed REMEMBER! a2ay on T.u sday Novembe 24, 2016. Condolences a e given to .is SUNDAY DEC 4 SENIOR CITIZENS’ Pa tne in Se vice Nola and to .is TEA PARTY at the Governor General’s Offi- c.ild en and family and may .e est cial Residence and commences at 3 pm in lig.t pe petual. T.e fune al fo D . Maye s 2ill be .eld on Satu day De- SUNDAY DEC 11 cembe 10 at 10 am at 8et.el Met.odist C.u c.. CAROLS BY CANDLELIGHT UP-COMING EVENTS Announcements Mar 07 - Club Charter Date - 1962 Wedding Anniversary PP Lionel Moe DECEMBER and T. Florine Moe 48 years Dec 7, 1968 DISEASE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT MONTH Dec. 8 G eete sE PP. Steven 8 at.2aite Birthday - Rotarians and Rtn. Robin t.e 8a on Fo de IPP JEDDER RO8INSON Dec 1 RTN. 8ERAELEG 8LADES Dec 7 Dec 15 Rtn. S.a2n F an0lin and Rtn. And e2 Niven Birthday - Partners in Service Gloria Kirton Dec. 15 Classifica,on tal0 — Partner in Service of Rtn.Commander Willie Kirton Dec 6 Join Date Anniversary Dec. 22 G eete sE Di ecto Annie 8e t and PDG Tony Wat0ins 31 yea s Dec 1, 1I85 and Rtn. Nic.olas Wait.e PP Elvin Sealy 31 yea s Dec 1, 1I85 Fon. Rtn Si F an0 8lac0man 20 yea s Dec 1, 1II6 DEC 22 CFRISTMAS L6NCFEION Rtn. D . Ca ol 8elg ave 8 yea s Dec 1, 2008 Di ecto Winston Wa en 4 yea s Dec 6, 2012 OUR GUESTS Rtn. D . Albe t 8est 4 yea s Dec 6, Visi<n. Rotarians: - 2012 Asst. AG Peter Downes - Rotary West Barbados Stanley MacDonald - Rotary Bangkok South Ken Harewood - South West Durham, North Carolina, USA Mike and Linda Bue 2o t. - G ange-Ove Sands, Cam- b ia, England PDG Tanya WolC and David 8utle - Sa ni.a, Onta io, Canada Sue S.elly - Doncaste , England Guests G A0ela Jones - Guest Spea0e Malcolm Vaug.n, D2ayne P.illips and Paula Gibson - OBJECT OF ROTARY Rtn.
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