Fine payment-via interact e-transfer, refer to recent broadcast email to all members for details or contact Keith. NOTE-the interact e-transfer options for members now includes fines/dues/bottle drive proceeds & tulip fundraiser. Refer to recent Clubrunner email to all members.
A little bit about me:
July 26th-Sharadindu Rai
It costs nothing to send an eCOG to a friend/prospective member/neighbour. Please advise Jim Belton of names/contact info.
Rotary Satellite Club meeting details----not currently meeting face to face due to C-19, but join them via ZOOM on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday at 6:30 pm.. see details on the Facebook Page, the link is: https://www.facebook.com/rotarysatellitecluboflondon.
Have a suggestion for an eCOG-Bulletin article/story, please let Keith know.
Our guest speaker on July26th will be Carol Stephenson, O.C. Carol is a Corporate Director, from 2003 to 2013, she was the Dean of the Ivey Business School at Western University. She was President and Chief Executive Officer of Lucent Technologies Canada from July 1999 to February 2003. Prior to that, she held a number of executive positions with Bell Canada and BCE Media, and from 1995 to 1998, she was CEO of Stentor Resource Centre Inc.
Ms. Stephenson is a Director of General Motors Company, and Maple Leaf Foods Inc. Ms. Stephenson is a graduate of the University of Toronto, has completed the Executive Program at the Graduate School of Business Administration, University of California, and the Advanced Management Program at Harvard University. In 2000, she was awarded an honorary doctorate in engineering from Ryerson Polytechnic University and in 2016, an honorary doctorate from Western University. She has also received several industry awards, including induction into Canada’s Telecommunications Hall of Fame and induction into the London and District Business Hall of Fame. In 2009, she was appointed an Officer of the Order of Canada. Carol will talk about the transformation of the automobile industry with focus on GM.
--RCL/RCLF MAKES FINAL $25,000 INSTALLMENT TO
THE LONDON AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOUNDATION--
Club members Don Bork, Heather Broadhead, Keith Morrow, and Jim Swan (camera man) make the cheque(s) present to Sister Joan Atkinson and Dale Boost representatives of the Foundation at Nightingale Place located on Dundas Street. The $25,000.00 represents the final installment on the Club/Foundations total $75,000.00 commitment. Interior office picture is centered on plaque acknowledging Rotary Club of London financial support to the building of Nightingale Place.
--SAVE THE DATE--PRESIDENT'S CUP GOLF--
Sept 11th-WIDDER STATION Golf, Grill & Tap House THEDFORD
Widder Station has long been regarded as the venue of choice for public golf and events in Lambton County. The beautifully manicured 18-hole championship golf course winds through the areas rolling terrain and provides a wide variety of interesting holes for even the most experienced golfer. we pride ourselves on providing your guests with exceptional customer service, a beautifully manicured golf course and a memorable experience.
For EMAIL REGISTRATION-contact Heather at heather@bfg-inc.ca
For AUCTION ITEMS-contact Jon DeActis at jdeactis@centreofhope.ca
THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS-OPPORTUNITIES REMAIN
Most Honest Ladies' Golf Team-Harris Funeral Home-Elizabeth Harris
Men's Longest Drive (1 of 2 available)-John Eberhard
--BINGO FUNDRAISER RETURNING--
Subject to the current indoor gathering guideline continuing, the Club has dates in both August and September. Bingo committee member last worked a Bingo event January 12, 2020. Bingo has been a longtime consistent generator of fundraising for the Club.
Weekly Coffee Klatch
Since the Province has extended its Stay-at-Home directive, we decided to set up a weekly Zoom “Coffee Klatch” each Thursday from 10:30 to 11:15 am.
If we haven’t met in person (or via Zoom) yet, here are three things you should know about me:
I have a four-year-old daughter, Emerson.
I am married to Dan.
I have the wildest career path (feel free to ask about it!), but everything I’ve done has been centered around creating change.
...and #3 is really great because our theme this year is “Serve to Change Lives”!
As we start this new Rotary year, take a look at your clubs, your communities, and the world. Consider how we can remove barriers to allow current and future Rotarians the opportunity to serve to change lives.
There are a lot of exciting things planned for this year! I look forward to connecting with each of you and learning about all of the amazing contributions our Rotarians make. I am extremely honored to serve as your District Governor for 2021-2022. I sincerely appreciate all of your support and enthusiasm as we look forward to a great year!
Our guest speaker on July26th will be Carol Stephenson, O.C. Carol is a Corporate Director, from 2003 to 2013, she was the Dean of the Ivey Business School at Western University. She was President and Chief Executive Officer of Lucent Technologies Canada from July 1999 to February 2003. Prior to that, she held a number of executive positions with Bell Canada and BCE Media, and from 1995 to 1998, she was CEO of Stentor Resource Centre Inc.
Club members Don Bork, Heather Broadhead, Keith Morrow, and Jim Swan (camera man) make the cheque(s) present to Sister Joan Atkinson and Dale Boost representatives of the Foundation at Nightingale Place located on Dundas Street. The $25,000.00 represents the final installment on the Club/Foundations total $75,000.00 commitment. 
Interior office picture is centered on plaque acknowledging Rotary Club of London financial support to the building of Nightingale Place.
There are a lot of exciting things planned for this year! I look forward to connecting with each of you and learning about all of the amazing contributions our Rotarians make. 
