MINUTES OF ZOOM MEETING:  Tuesday, June 1, 2021

                              Editor:  Hilda Finnigan

 

BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES  

Happy Birthday to Robert Kipling on June 7.

Start time Approx 7:00 pm

We  gathered at Children’s Arena Parking Lot for an unofficial “Tailgate” Rotary Meeting, members set about to “clean up” the area around the Oshawa Creek and the Valleyview Park Grounds as we participated in the Rotary Great Lakes Watershed Cleanup Program.

Rotarians:   Pres. Sue McKinnon, Allan Finnigan, David Andrews, David Penney, Lennis Trotter, Esther Trotter, Bill Creamer, Hilda Finnigan, Tim Dwyre, Robbie Laroque

 

Guests:   

We also welcomed Natalie Trotter (granddaughter of Lennis and Esther).  Natalie was helping us and gathering Community Service hours .

 

HAPPY THOUGHTS OF THE WEEK: 

Although none were spoken – everyone was happy to see and talk in person

 

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Again there were none but there are MANY UPCOMING EVENTS – please read the Bulletin!

 

PICTURES

Proof that we did collect garbage but not showing what is in the bags!?!?!  There were some surprises which will not be recorded here!!!

Here is Rotary Club of Oshawa-Parkwood Past President Al Finnigan helping clean up the Oshawa Botanical Gardens, on June 2, 2021, along the banks of the Oshawa Creek standing on the Rotary Centennial Bridge - part of the Rotary Great Lakes Watershed Cleanup

 

Here is Rotary Club of Oshawa-Parkwood Past President Robbie Larocque, Rotary Club of Oshawa member Kim Tan, and Oshawa-Parkwod Rotary Treasurer Bill Creamer all helping to clean up the environment at the Oshawa Botanical Gardens along the banks of the Oshawa Creek - part of the Rotary Great Lakes Watershed Cleanup Project.

 

Here is Rotary Club of Oshawa-Parkwood incoming President David Penney, Past President Robbie Larocque, Rotary Club of Oshawa member Kim Tan, and Oshawa-Parkwod Rotary Treasurer Bill Creamer all helping to clean up the environment at the Oshawa Botanical Gardens along the banks of the Oshawa Creek - part of the Rotary Great Lakes Watershed Cleanup Project.

 

Here is Rotary Club of Oshawa-Parkwood Past President Lennis Trotter and his wife Esther and their grand daughter, Natalie, all helping to clean up the environment at the Oshawa Botanical Gardens along the banks of the Oshawa Creek - part of the Rotary Great Lakes Watershed Cleanup Project.

 

Here is Rotary Club of Oshawa-Parkwood Past President Tim Dwyre getting ready to go out and clean up the environment at the Oshawa Botanical Gardens along the banks of the Oshawa Creek - part of the Rotary Great L Lakes Watershed Cleanup Project. Incoming President David Penney is taking a break from the cleanup project.

 

Here is Rotary Club of Oshawa-Parkwood Past President Al Finnigan helping clean up the Oshawa Botanical Gardens , on June 1, 2021, along the banks of the Oshawa Creek, standing beside the Rotary Gazebo - part of the Rotary Great Lakes Watershed Cleanup Project.

 

Here is Rotary Club of Oshawa-Parkwood President Sue MacKinnon, the mastermind behind the clean up of the environment at the Oshawa Botanical Gardens along the banks of the Oshawa Creek standing on the Rotary Centennial Bridge - part of the Rotary Great Lakes Watershed Cleanup Project.

Over 30 pounds of garbage was cleaned by the club members on Tuesday June 1. That's the way to have your weekly Rotary meeting.

Desert supplied by Pres. Sue was enjoyed as well as socially distanced fellowship.

Adjourned Approx 8:00pm

 

 

Lennis Trotter asked the editor to announce that a New Plaque has been dedicated , in honour of our long time Oshawa-Parkwood Rotarian  Devon Biddle, for his dedicated service for many years to the Kids Safety Village of Durham Region. The plaque is located at the Kids Safety Village in the Ampitheatre. His plaque is right beside the one dedicated to another long time Oshawa-Parkwood Rotarian Millar Keys

 

 

 

 

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THESE AND OTHER ROTARY EVENTS PLEASE READ THE SECTION AT THE

END OF THIS BULLETIN

 

UPCOMING MEETINGS:

 

June   8, 2021    7 pm

June 15, 2021    7 pm

June 22, 2021    7 pm

June 29, 2021    7 pm