2. Rotary Club of Lethbridge SUNRISE Meetings – Thursday 7:00-8:00 am at Streatside Eatery, 317 – 8 St. S. Chartered March 10, 2001 Sponsored by Rotary Club of Lethbridge 44 Members

3. SUNRISE CLUB LEADERSHIP PresidentCarol Kundrik President ElectJudi Reed Past PresidentGreg Tiffin SecretaryBarb Kinahan TreasurerBerga Moen Sergeant-at-ArmsMatthew Hatch Club AdministrationErica Cormack Public RelationsMarty Boogaart Community ServiceTBA InternationalJim Campbell Youth ServicesKaren Johnson Youth ServicesFelipe Guerra FundraisingGwen McMillan MembershipMyrna Procinsky-Longair MembershipMarlys Reynar FoundationDon McInnes HistorianCarolyn Clark Weekly BulletinMarty Boogaart WebsiteMarty Boogaart

4. COMMITTEE INTERNATIONAL Leads international service initiatives by supporting projects that benefit communities in other countries. JIM CAMPBELL Chair GREG TIFFIN Member RITA BOLTEZAR Member RICHARD TAMKIN Member ED KAUSTINEN Member

6. Inga exemplified Rotary

7. The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others. Mahatma Gandhi

9. ROTARY LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE The Rotary Leadership Institute (RLI) is a grassroots, multi-district leadership development program whose mission is to strengthen Rotary clubs through quality leadership education. Contact Carol Kundrik if you are interested and would like more information on future sessions offered in our area. No ray of sunshine is ever lost, but the green which it awakens into existence needs time to sprout, and it is not always granted for the sower to see the harvest. - Albert Schweitzer

12. Club Committee Meeting Schedule All are welcome to attend club committee and board meetings. As a courtesy, let the chair know if you plan to attend. MEETINGDATE Sunrise Board Meeting with DG Martin Harvey Carol Kundrik, Chair Wed, Oct 7 – 5:15 pm Luigi's Steakhouse1119 Mayor Magrath Drive South Community Services Committee Carol Kundrik, Chair Wed, Oct 21 – 6:30 pm Carol’s House, 10 Notre Dame Place

13. THE WOODRUFF KEY The Woodruff Key was introduced to Sunrise Rotary by Warren Andrews, a former club member, now deceased. Warren worked for the City of Lethbridge in his capacity as the Director of Public Operations. His engineering background speaks to the key which has been used as a unique symbol of our membership in Sunrise and Rotary. The Woodruff Key is presented to new members as a reminder to all of us that the Rotary Wheel can only rotate and be alive with a key that is inserted in the cogs of the wheel. It is also a reminder that each member is integral for the Rotary Wheel to function effectively.

15. Save the Date Saturday, Oct 24, 2015 Attend a Club Dinner Party. Enjoy a good meal, some great fellowship and make a donation to Polio Plus.

16. Speakers Oct 8, 2015 DG Martin Harvey Oct 15, 2015 Dr. Robin Bright University of Lethbridge Research into literacy and developing the mind. Club Visit

17. Our guest speaker Oct 1 was Dr. Drew Cahoon, a member of the Raymond Rotary Club. Drew recently returned from a tour of dental facilities in Africa. The reason? He has led a program which has supplied 90 per cent of the equipment to three dental schools in Rwanda, Burundi and Uganda. Also on his itinerary, 23 hospital dental clinics at which his group has supplied dental chairs and a lot of other equipment. We can expect a lively and passionate talk about how a small town Alberta dentist got so interested in dental health in deepest Africa.

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