Rotary Highlights of 2015

Posted by C. Richard Campbell

on Dec 01, 2015

Photographs by David Ferris and from the Rotary Archives

Story by C. Richard Campbell

January, 2015 It was a Canadian Winter To Forget! From the archives, Talbot Street South, Simcoe about 1958.
February 23 to 30, 2015 Norfolk Music Festival Rotary Cup Winner Parker Van Bellegham
March, 2015 Our Rotary members are active curlers, and when the ice is gone, it is golf and sailing.
April 9, 2015
March continued Spelling Bee How do you spell S O P H I S C A T E D? Maestro Wynia, Ambassador Baker and Consulting Heart Specialist Stevenson

May 13, 2015 Renton, Ontario
April, 2015 Arthur Loughton posthumously inducted into the Waterford Agricultural Hall of Fame
May, 2015 Honourary Rotarian Dr. Sumatra (Sumi) Peeris
June 4, 2015 Norfolk Rotaract Club receives it's charter at the Burning Kiln Winery, St. Williams, On
June 23, 2015 The Changeover Meeting, Port Dover Yacht Club Aloha from Andy and Jeff!
The Changeover Meeting, continued Steve Smith (On Left) Newest Paul Harris Fellow
The Changeover Meeting, continued Gord Watts Fine Arts Scholarship Winner Tristan(Middle)
July 1, 2015 New Executive New Rotary Year President Tim FitzGerald 2015-1016
July 29 to August 1, 2015 Lynn River Music and Arts Festival
$ 8,000 Grant to Tumaini House, Usa River, Tanzania, Africa	"TUMAINI" means "Hope" in Swahili, it is also a school for poor kids.
September, 2015 Snoezelen Room, Elgin Avenue Public School (Simcoe, On) Official Opening That's our Rotarian Thor Olsen with the sharp scissors!
October 2, 2015 Hamilton Ticat Game - A tale of two buses and a last minute Ticat defeat.
October 5, 2015 District Governor Kevin Crosby (on left) Visits
Ashley Abraham Brazil Outgoing Student
November 28 to 29, 2015 12Th Rotary Holiday House Tour
November, 2015 Sleeping Children Around The World
December 8, 2015 Annual Rotary Christmas Party Winners of the Ugly Sweater Contest on the left and in the middle
December 14, 2015 Last meeting at Norfolk Golf And Country Club Rotarian George Renshaw who has stared at the Rotary emblem that he is holding more times than any other member.