Speaker July 17th Dan Van Leeuwen TAZA Development

Meeting Minutes July 17th

What’s Up !!

TAZA Development cont’d

Open Championship Pool

Polio Update

5360 DG on the Road

Our Arch Supporters ... THANK YOU !!

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Bart gave a short intro for the speaker as he didn’t know who was coming from the TAZA group.

Mr. Van Leeuwen is the Managing Director for the project on the Tsuut’ina Nation land adjacent to the Ring Road. The project is a 50-50 partnership between the nation and Canderel, with the latter putting up the total funds for the $4.5 billion development, and the Nation putting up the land which would be used. ,Details are sketchy at this time but would involve three locations along the route.

The following has been extracted from a July 11th, 2016 press release:• Tsuut'ina ParkAbout 500 acres in size and located south of Glenmore Trail, between 37th Street and west of Sarcee Trail. This development will focus on entertainment and hospitality, while complementary the Grey Eagles Resort and Casino, as well as creating high-value retail.

• Tsuut'ina Crossing360 acres east of the Ring Road and west of Oakridge community. This development will have a major innovation and research campus, as well as a integrated health and wellness centre, all in a park like setting.

• Tsuut'ina Centre380 acres located south of Bullhead Road and north of Fish Creek Park. Integrated with the administrative and community services of the Nation will be several parcels used to support retail and commercial activities.

President George thanked Mr. Van Leeuwen with a Polio Plus Contribution Certificate.

The coolness of the “Mirror Room” was nice as we left the 30+ temperatures of the outside and were warmly greeted by new members Pat Wierzba and Garry Ladd. Some of us could not properly thank the greeters as they were missing name tags.

We did our best to sing O Canada and the Rotary Grace without Ruth on the piano, but with George Van leading.

Garry Ladd introduced visiting Rotarians Earl Hudson and Ben Steblecki from the Calgary South Club.

President George asked all to sign-up for Committees as his Directors are trying create their committee structures.

Jim Thompson thanked the members who helped with the cleanup at our Nature park on July 12th. This week’s Arch showed Hank Popoff, Tom Sorenson, the Tonkinsons, Pat Wierzba, and Wayne Wiebe enjoying a pint with Jim after their job was finished.

Rob Wolfson described his new golf pool for this week’s British Open. Participants with the highest numbers of points from their nine picks of players will receive 70% of the pool and the Club will get the remainder.

Terry Green announced that today was the cut-off for tickets to attend the Okotoks Dawgs baseball game on July 27th.

New member, Pat Wierzba, won the 50-50 draw. I think he won recently, when he was still a guest.

Your scribe for the day was also the Sergeant-At-Arms. He collected

contributions from members who had celebrated 50 or more years of marriage to the same spouse - Don McLean (paid by his friend Al Pettigrew), Ernie Hawrylyshen, Terry Green, Jim Hennessy, and Jack Steen, and also from Club Secretary Paul Gaudet for not providing name tags to our new members. Members who were neither visitors to the Stampede grounds, nor purchasers of a ticket on the Rotary Dream Home, were asked to give $1 from their loose change.

Photos courtesy George Van Schaick

What’s Up !!New Rotary Year BeginsJuly 24th Hallgrimur Benediktson, Consul General of IcelandJuly 29th Grillin’ and Servin’, Auburn Bay — contact Hank PopoffJuly 31st Jutta Wittmeier, Executive Director, Calgary Pregnancy Care Centre

Membership and New Club Development MonthAugust 7th Dan Doherty, District 5360 GovernorAugust 14th Rotary Nature Park meetingAugust 21st Gaye Watson Warthe, MRU Professor — Date ViolenceAugust 28th Kate Wood QC, President Alberta College of Physicians and Surgeons

Basic Education and Literacy MonthSeptember 4th Mandy Patchit, GlassblowingSeptember 11th Myron and Elaine Semkuley, MMCSeptember 18th Club AssemblySeptember 25th Terry Bullick, Editor/Publisher, Apple Magazine

Economic and Community Development MonthOctober 2nd Kelly Hrudey, HNIC Analyst

Rotary Foundation MonthNovember 20th Tom Higgins, former CFL Head Coach In Calgary, Edmonton and Montreal

A great finish right down to the wire Sunday with numerous golfers in the hunt to win the Claret Jug. Congrats to Francesco Molinari on his first major win, and becoming the first Italian golfer to win a major championship.

Thanks to everyone who supported the Pool, thereby supporting the club !!

Congrats to the Chinook Rotary Open Championship winner ... Wayne Wiebe at -11 who is now $170 richer.

The other winners:2nd: Ian Burgess at -9 for $ 903rd: Garth Sabirsh at -7 for $ 45Tie for 4th: Bev Tonksinson and Jim Thompson at -5 who each will receive a donation for $67.50 to our club for a total donation of $135Every little bit helps, so thank you once again !

by Rob Wolfson

Moving you with care

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Rotary District 5360 Governor Dan Doherty’s Coachman Pursuit Motorhome ready to hit the road ! He’s had it freshly wrapped and is heading out to visit Rotary Clubs in his district

for the next twelve months.