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Bob Livesey celebrates his 50th year as a Rotarian, all with the Rotary Club of White Rock! Shown here receiving a double ruby Paul Harris Fellow pin as he continues his lifelong support of the Rotary Foundation. It was a day of celebrating long term Rotary volunteerism as Don Jones was interviewed by Darryl Walker about his work in Rotary over 62 years!
 
District Governor Dave Duskin was our guest speaker and inducted new member Richard Fung. Jim Bindon of UNITI received his pin and badge as part of that corporate team. And Winston Conyers was sworn into the new position of Vice President. Ethan Martin got his first trip to the front as membership director and did a splendid job. Keith Becker and Michele Partridge received the governor's award for their efforts over and above for promotions and running the book sale. 


Azra, director of the Mannkind Charitable Society, dedicates her time to providing basic needs, healthcare, and education to impoverished children. Her efforts include aiding Syrian refugees, organizing protests to protect Peace Arch Hospital's maternity ward, and currently sponsoring an Afghani family fleeing the Taliban. This moved a few of us to tears, as Winston Conyers could barely get his comment out, choking back tears after hearing about the incredible work Azra has done.
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We are currently meeting for lunch at the Rotary Field House in the South Surrey Athletic Park on Tuesdays at 12:00pm, we are also broadcasting on Zoom. Please contact us for the Zoom link, or if you would like to attend the in person lunch meeting.
 
World Polio Day
Upcoming Events
Speaker List at Upcoming Tuesday noon Meetings:

October 8
My Life Presentation-
Muhammad Syed

October 15
No Meeting-Thanksgiving

October 22
Diane Sawiki/Kent Street Seniors 

October 29
Club Social
- Location TBD
Book Sale News
 
Book Donations
accepted at the Rotary Fieldhouse in the South Surrey Athletic Park
 
Donations of books in good condition are welcome. We cannot accept magazines, textbooks, encyclopedias, manuals, or damaged books. Thank you for your understanding.
 
Books can be donated 24/7 at the Blue Bin on the North side of the Rotary Fieldhouse, located at 2197 148 St, Surrey, south of the Surrey Eagles Hockey Arena.  Large donations can be dropped off Monday or Thursday mornings 9-11.  We can help you unload directly into the book warehouse and not fill up the bin.  If you need help picking up a large donation of books, we can help.  Contact us at rotaryclub.booksale@gmail.com for assistance.
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Camino walk raises funds and camaraderie for Florida club

Five members of the Rotary Club of Seminole Lake, Florida, hiked Spain’s Camino de Santiago raised about $7,000 to raise funds to help Ukrainian refugee mothers and children in the Tampa Bay area. It also brought the entire club closer together.

The polio shot heard round the world

A son recalls his father’s great medical achievement — and the moment he experienced that breakthrough firsthand  

A bride too soon

The survivor of an abusive arranged marriage, Fraidy Reiss wants to ensure that other girls never suffer the same ordeal.

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