Welcome to our Club!
2022 Mediterranean Wine & Food Experience
Contact a member of the Lambeth Rotary or Phone 519-474-9817
The Lambeth Catch the Ace Committee would like to wish you and your family a very Happy Thanksgiving.
After a long wait, we are happy to announce that tickets for our Catch the Ace Progressive Lottery will go on sale Tuesday Oct.12th with our first draw scheduled for October 19th. So while you are enjoying your Thanksgiving weekend just think of the local charities you will help support by having fun playing our Catch the Ace Lottery.
Tickets will be available for purchase at Home - Catch the ACE Lambeth (lambethcatchtheace.com)
Brought to you by the Lambeth Legion Branch 501, the Lambeth Lions and the Lambeth Rotary Club
Ont. Lottery License RAF 1212448
On Problem Gambling Hotline: 1-888-230-3505
Please play responsibly
After a long wait, we are happy to announce that tickets for our Catch the Ace Progressive Lottery will go on sale Tuesday Oct.12th with our first draw scheduled for October 19th. So while you are enjoying your Thanksgiving weekend just think of the local charities you will help support by having fun playing our Catch the Ace Lottery.
Tickets will be available for purchase at Home - Catch the ACE Lambeth (lambethcatchtheace.com)
Brought to you by the Lambeth Legion Branch 501, the Lambeth Lions and the Lambeth Rotary Club
Ont. Lottery License RAF 1212448
On Problem Gambling Hotline: 1-888-230-3505
Please play responsibly
The London-Lambeth Rotary Club invites you to our:
Mediterranean
Wine & Food Experience
Join us for an evening of great wine and food from the
Mediterranean Region
June 4, 2022
at
IBEW Local Hall
6688 Tempo Road London ON N6P 1P9
Doors open at 6:00 PM
Silent Auction & Wine Lottery Draw
Have Fun, Raise Funds:
Experience the Mediterranean Regions’ Great Wines and Foods!
Please join us for a Lambeth Rotary Fundraising Event and
enjoy a tutored tasting of delicious wines from the Mediterranean Region,
matched with a four course Mediterranean Dining Experience
Tickets $95 per person
(Limited seating available)
Tickets available from members, or click here to order on line
THE LAMBETH LIGHTS HAVE ARRIVED!
Last spring, the Rotary Club of London-Lambeth kicked off a community-wide fund-raising project to replace the (tired) Main Street festive lights. Within weeks, Lambeth-and-area businesses, community groups and individuals came together and raised thousands of dollars to fund not only the newly designed fixtures but also their initial installation costs.
The lights, sourced within Canada, have arrived and have passed their tests. Keep an eye out for the lights on Main St. shortly after Remembrance Day (November 11).
Congratulations and thanks to the many generous donors and to the Lambeth Rotarians who helped make this happen.
Merry Christmas, Lambeth! CLICK READ MORE to see list of Donors
Geoff Faul tells the Club about the 2019 International Convention in Hamburg Germany
Our club was very pleased to have Joe Sullivan inducted as our newest member at our meeting on October 23, 2018.
Joe was sponsored by Drew Annable, and participating in the induction was our Assistant District Governor Nancy Lovelock and President Geoff Faul.
Welcome Joe!
Stan Waring was welcomed into the Rotary Club of London-Lambeth on August 14, 2018!
We were lucky enough to have our esteemed past DG Doug Burnard in attendance to perform the induction along with Club President Geoff!
Welcome Stan!
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS BOB AND ADAM!!
Our July 10 meeting was a special one - the Club welcomed two new members, Bob Boyce and Adam Walden!
Assistant District Governor Sue Storie joined Club President Geoff Faul for the induction.
We look forward to getting to know Bob and Adam better and look forward to the start of their journeys here with the Rotary Club of London-Lambeth.
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At our regular club meeting on July 24, the members and guests were treated to an update talk from L'Arche London's executive director Marietta Drost.
Marietta provided the Club with information about the activities taking place in the new Lambeth Gathering Place, including the Thursday morning Café that all are welcome to visit.
Club President Geoff Faul, and indeed the entire club, was pleased to present a cheque to L'Arche London for $1,000 in order to assist with improvements to sound baffling systems being installed. The Club had previously supported L'Arche with a $1,000 donation for the first part of those meeting room improvements, which had been successfully carried out through a combination of supporting donations, some hired know-how, and considerable volunteer effort to install. And we are pleased to help again now!
For more information on L'Arche London, see their website at https://larchelondon.ca/
President Geoff Faul's report on the year and reorganization of our Club as well as naming the Rotarian of the Year and recognizing a community Paul Harris recipient.
The following people have receive either their first or an additional Paul Harris Award in 2017.
Duncan Hobbs received a Paul Harris award for his support of our Wine and Food Fund raising event in the spring and his donation to our clubs projects.
Leroy Poole was Honoured at our 2017 Presidents Dinner for his long service to the community.
Sheila Wilkes, Moneta Little, Mike MacKinnon, Drew Annable, Hope Evenden, Eric Auzins, and Don Crawford, all received a multiple Paul Harris Awards for their contributions to Rotary.
Martin Ward, District Governor Elect, inducted to 2017-18 Lambeth Rotary Board of Directors.
The President’s Dinner Celebration
This makes the end of Jennifer McQueen’s year as President. We celebrate by honouring two community members Pam Batzold and Lee Stitt with Paul Harris Fellow for their generous contributions to the community (see separate story) and Andrew Thomson with a Certificate of Thanks for his contributions to our Club. Our Rotarian of the Year, David Brent, was also honoured with a Paul Harris Fellow for his involvement this year.
Andy Thibodeau was the guest speaker and he entertained and motivated us with his “Share Your Care” talk.
Our AG Sue Store installed our 2017 President, Charles Mossman, and his Board of Directors.
The members of this small but mighty Rotary Club of London-LAMBETH, look forward to this coming year with enthusiasm.
Each year Lambeth Rotary honours a community member for his or her contributions to the community. This Year we honour two members Pam Batzold and Lee Stitt.
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Lambeth Rotary Club presents Dictionary to all grade students at: Arthur Stringer P.S., Caradoc P.S., Lambeth P.S., Jean Vanier, Antler River School.
See our new Member and new Paul Harris Fellows
in our Photo Albums
What is Rotary about?
Local Community Service
International Community Service
Fellowship & Fun
Polio Eradication around the World
and Much More
Chief Duncan described Policing in London and the challenges that are faced by our community. London is a relatively safe city but we do have to an extent all the concerns of larger cities.
He emphasized that an ever increasing amount of police time is spent on dealing with citizens with mental problems.
Policing is a vital part of a cities needs and London’s Police force is one of the best.
Southdale Chapliancy is one of the efforts that we support. Their directors are pleased to announce that on January 28, 2013 the Boards of Directors of the Limberlost Chaplaincy and the Southdale Chaplaincy unanimously agreed to unify effective April 1, 2013. At that time, the new organization will be called the London Community Chaplaincy.
Just Three of the Many Local Projects We Support
Lambeth Community Cemetery
Christmas Lights
Seminar for Tomorrow's Leaders
Lambeth Community Cemetery
Christmas Lights
Seminar for Tomorrow's Leaders
Anibal Francisco Rienoso from Argentina exchanging banners with Lambeth Rotary's President Allan Loiselle
The Rotary Club of London-Lambeth is pleased to present Ethel Annable with a Paul Harris Fellowship for her contributions to the Community, her Church and our Club.
Lambeth Rotary Christmas Lottery
2020 Christmas Lottery
Winners:
The $1000 donated by club members was won by Elaine Gibson.
The $300 gold necklace donated by Bella Jewellery was won by Monica Schebesch.
The $250 gift certificate from Tommy’s Motors was won by Jeff Callow.
The $200 gift certificate from Copp’s Buildall was won by Elsie Farnham.
But the big winners were the charities that each received over $1645 raised by the lottery.
SARI
London Food Bank
Habitat for Humanity
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Rotary Lambeth Regular Monthly Club Morning Meeting
Village PantryJun 28, 2022
7:30 AM - 8:30 AM -
Rotary Lambeth Regular Monthly Club Evening Meeting
Village Pantry RestaurantJul 12, 2022
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM -
Rotary Lambeth Regular Monthly Club Morning Meeting
Village PantryJul 26, 2022
7:30 AM - 8:30 AM -
Rotary Lambeth Regular Monthly Club Evening Meeting
Village Pantry RestaurantAug 09, 2022
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM -
Rotary Lambeth Regular Monthly Club Morning Meeting
Village PantryAug 23, 2022
7:30 AM - 8:30 AM
Drew Annable 8X Paul Harris Fellow & Elsie Randall 2X paul Harris Fellow
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