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Rotary is a worldwide organization of business and professional leaders that provides humanitarian service, encourages high ethical standards in all vocations, and helps build goodwill and peace in the world. Approximately 1.2 million Rotarians belong to more than 32,000 clubs in more than 200 countries and geographical areas.
Club meetings are held at 12 noon on Wednesdays at Howard Johnson Inn & Suites, 1 Jane Street, Miramichi, New Brunswick.
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The Scott Knowles Memorial Hockey Pool is set to go for the 2024-2025 NHL season. Sheets available for pickup and drop off at Dickison's Pharmasave (Newcastle, Blackville, Doaktown), Carter's Convenience in Chatham, or from any member of the Rotary Club of Miramichi.
The entry fees are: $20 for one, $50 for three, and $100 for seven.
First prize is $1000. Second prize pays $500. Third prize will receive $250. Fourth place gets $150. Fifth will win $100. Random draw at the end of each month November – April for $100 from all entries.
Deadline to enter is Midnight AST Friday November 1, 2024.
Challenge your friends today! All proceeds will be used in Rotary community projects!
Download a sheet at the link here. drive.google.com/file/d/1SYE0TCWC1ZgopSp1GHNEGaMtt1U4Wx3C/view?usp=sharing
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Will like to have a friendship exchange fellowship with Rotary Club of Mirachi
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On Wednesday October 23, our club will be hosting a fundraiser for World Polio Day at Three Dog Distilling. Five dollars from every pizza purchased that day will go to polio eradication, and with the Gates Foundation matching two to one, your donation will actually be $15. Polio has been in the news lately after appearing in war torn Gaza, a reminder that this virus is not totally gone yet and is opportunistic - come with your appetite and help send polio to the dustbin of history. Thank you to Three Dog Distilling for this generous offer. For more information about polio, please see www.EndPolio.org
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Our club made a $250 donation to the Point Church towards the purchase of Halloween goodies for Trunk or Treat on Oct.26 in Queen Elizabeth Park. Preregistration is required for little tricksters, with over 1800 already having done so, it will be a lot of fun for the children. LtoR Ashley MacInnis, elementary director and Trunk or Treat chair, Rotary President Elect Catherine Flett, and Rotary President Karen Howe.
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The Rotary Foundation was established by Rotary in 1928 as an educational and charitable trust for doing good in the world. Since its inception, the Rotary Foundation has shown continuous growth. The Rotary Foundation has proven to be a tangible and effective means of furthering the objectives of the following programs: Scholarships, Group Study Exchanges, Special Grants, Grants for University Teachers, Health, Hunger and Humanity Grants, global eradication of polio, and disaster relief. For more information on the Rotary Foundation, visit Rotary International at www.rotary.org.