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Our Motto: Service Above Self

We meet Thursdays at 12:30 PM
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1870 Danforth Ave
Toronto, ON M4C 1J4
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December 12th is going to be an important day for TERC.

In the morning, Joe Runza and Jim Anastasiadis will skating to ice cancer at the East York Memorial Arena, from 9 to 10am. The flyer is attached here. The funds raised will be going to Michael Garron Hospital to help fund their cancer care.

And at lunch, there will be a special presentation to Jeff and Rita Rayman by Past District Governor Mary Lou Harrison. Back in June, on behalf of TERC, Karen Sommerville nominated Jeff and Rita Rayman for the Wilf Wilkinson Peace Award, for their work in establishing The Guardian Project. Jeff and Rita were chosen as the recipients!

The award was established to honour Wilf Wilkinson, the only Canadian to have been president of Rotary International, particularly for his efforts in supporting "the advancement of international understanding, goodwill and peace". Further details about the award can be found at the following link here.

Raffle winners at our recent Arts & Craft Sale are as follows:

1 - Caroline Felllin

2 - Bonnie Bell

3 - Brenda Worsley

4 - Theresa Skuza

5 - Barb Lewis

6 - Casey Worthington

7 - Casey Worthington

8 - Karen Robertson

9 - Sam Glass

10 - B Dewey

11 - Kelly Grierson

12 - Sam Glass

13 - Caroline Souter

Thank you to everyone who participated!

A Busy Week At Toronto East Rotary

There was a lot going last week at Toronto East Rotary Club! We had a great guest speaker, a visiting Rotarian and two -- count 'em two -- cheque presentations.

Eleanor Fulcher was our guest speaker and talked to us about her career in business and about her autobiography Changing Looks, Changing Lives. Find out more about her on her website.

2019 Arts & Crafts Sale

What a terrific day it was yesterday at our 10th, yes our 10th, Annual Arts and Crafts Sale. Who could ask for a better team - Toronto East Rotarians, family and friends working together to create a wonderful community event that raised funds to support Out of the Cold at Eastminster and a number of other projects in Toronto East. As always, the artisans were impressive. Many thanks to them and to everyone else who supported the Sale - our financial donors, our advertisers, our promoters, our bakers and chili makers, our graphic designer, our face painter, our musicians and our attendees. The Toronto East Rotary team demonstrated the power of working together. Thank you to all.

For pictures of the event please see the album here.

2019 Remembrance Day Ceremony

Richard Ratcliffe, from the Sunnybrook Veterans Centre, speaks to our members during our annual Remembrance Day ceremony. TERC, again this year, made a donation to the veterans' group at the hospital.

Paul Brunberg (left) is thanked by TERC member Jim Cremidas (right). Paul was our guest speak on Thursday.

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