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Ducks on Henderson Lake
 
DUCKS ON HENDERSON 6 FEB 2021
 
 
Guest Speaker Kristine Cassie
The Child Advocacy Centre
Presented by:
 
Kristine Cassie
Kristine was appointed to the board for a three-year term effective Nov. 15, 2017. A graduate of Mount Royal from theYouth Development Program, Kristine started her career working with youth in care. It was while working at the YWCALethbridge and District that she reinvested in her education and completed an Applied BA in Human ServiceAdministration (Grant MacEwan) and a Master of Science in Leadership/Management from Walden University.

Kristine has worked in the human services sector for more than 34 years with substantial experience and advocacy efforts in the areas of youth empowerment, domestic and sexual violence and housing. She is a strong believer in giving at home and has contributed to the community of Coalhurst through many efforts over the 25 years that she has resided there.

Skilled at the development of programs, policy development, risk management and advocacy, Kristine has been instrumental in a number of community networks including: the Sexual Violence Action Committee; Domestic Violence Action Team; Southern Alberta Network of Children’s Services; Social Housing In Action; Coalition of Municipalities Against Racism and Discrimination; YWCA Canada Integrating Committee; Miner’s Days Historical Association of Coalhurst; and the Alberta Council of Women’s Shelters. Kristine currently serves as Trustee of Palliser Regional Schools.

Since February 2016, Kristine has worked as the Director of Operations at Southern Alberta Community Living Association, an agency serving people with developmental disabilities. Kristine maintains registered social worker status in the Province of Alberta and is a certified community traumatologist. She resides in Coalhurst with her husband of 33 years, Dennis – who serves as the town’s Mayor. Together they have one son, Gabriel, a graduate from Coalhurst High School and currently a political science student at the University of Lethbridge.

Where Are They Now?
 
 
 
Where are They???
 
The 20th Anniversary of the Rotary Club of Lethbridge Sunrise is happening this year.  A Celebration event is planned for March 10th via Zoom.  The committee is working feverishly at making this a memorable occasion and would like to include past charter members.
Does anyone have contact information about the following people:
 
Doug Braden, Sandra England, Shawn Haas Jim McMullen, Phil Nicas, Chuck Olson, Kevin Sandquist, Robert Scott, Sharon Shore, Robert Smith, and Dan Price
 
Please contact Brian Treadwell as soon as possible.
Sunrise at Night
Sunrise at Night Revival
 
Wayne Brewer, one of our devoted and respected members needs help with reviving the Sunrise at Night event.  He needs information about the event as it occurred in the past.  If anyone has info, please contact Wayne.
Recruitment and Retention
Membership Recruitment and Retention
 
Registration is now open for our February 17, 2021 at 7:00 PM club learning webinar entitled Rotary Membership Recruitment and Retention. Join Neil Berg and Cory Tretiak as they share with us their strategies on this topic.
 
You can register by going to our district website and click on Events and open the February 17th link or;
 
Registration Link
 
 
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
 
 
 
Club Leadership Team Training Workshops 15 Nov 2020
 
District 5360 Rotarians, Rotaractors and Interactors
 
I am very excited to share with you our plans for the Club Leadership Team Training Workshops to be held in February and March 2021.
 
Below is everything you need to know about this learning opportunity, but were afraid to ask:
 
Who should attend?
  •          Our District’s Rotary Family: Rotarian, Rotaractor and Interactor Leaders. District leaders recognise it takes more than a president to lead a club, it takes a team, thus it has been decided to open up the training to all leaders and potential leaders in your club.  We are hoping that at least 4-6 members of your club will attend. There is no additional charge for this training.
 
Why are we doing this??
  •          Because we believe "Ordinary people working together can achieve extraordinary results – Stronger together!
 
What will you learn?
  •          The topics will include:
  •          Part 1: “Leading Your Club” (Martin Parnell DGE), “Planning for Success” (Karen Blewett), “Setting Your Club Goals” (Linda Morris) and “The Value of Community Assessments” (Hyder Hassan).
  •          Part 2: “District Achievements” (Mary Turner DG), “Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in your Club” (Sadia Khan and Steve Leavitt DGN), and “AG Roles and Responsibilities” (AG’s).
  •          Each session will be led by AG’s from across the District.
 
When will it take place?
  •          Saturday, February 20th (Part 1) and Saturday , Feb 27th (Part 2) or Wednesday, March 10th (Part 1) and Wednesday, March 17th (Part 2)
    • Each interactive Zoom session will last from 3 - 3 1/2 hours
Where will this take place?
  •          This training will be online. Go to www.rotary5360.ca , EVENTS….CLUB AND DISTRICT CALENDAR. Then select dates (Part 1 and 2) on the day/time you wish to attend and register….It’s that easy!
 
If you have any questions please contact either Rick Istead (rwistead@telus.net) or myself (info@martinparnell.com )
 
Yours in Rotary,
 
Martin
Rotary International
District 5360, DGE 2020 /2021
Rotary Club of Cochrane.
403-922-0562
Rotary Opens Opportunities
 
 
DisCon 2021 May 1, 2021
Update E-Transfer
 
 
 
E-Transfer of Funds
 
 
 
We have implemented an "auto-deposit" feature on e-transfer sent to the club for Dues, Fines and Happy Bucks. Simply send an e-transfer to:
 
 
Funds will be automatically deposited into our general account.  Please note that this only applies to funds sent for general club purposes, not specific projects such as Los Amigos.
 
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