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Bulletin Editor
Katie Watson
Upcoming Meetings
Dec 08, 2022
2021 - 2022 Financial Statements
Dec 14, 2022
Starts at 5:30 pm, Volunteers Needed
Dec 15, 2022
The New ED of the Cambridge Shelter (The Bridges)
Dec 22, 2022
X-mas Social, Caroling, and a goofy gift exchange
Dec 29, 2022
X-mas / New Year Break
Jan 05, 2023
Economic Update 2022 - 2023
Jan 08, 2023
Keith Peers Home
Jan 12, 2023
Cambridge Memorial Hospital Foundation
Jan 19, 2023
Location TBD - Noon Meeting Cancelled
Jan 26, 2023
Moving People in Emergency Situations
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Stories
Opening and Sgt @ Arms Report
President Todd opened the meeting at 12:30
 

Vincent De Cicco read the Four Way Test and Dr. Tom used technology (his phone) to cite the invocation. 
 
Jim J. Welcomed one zoomer and four guests with four tables of our own Rotarians
 
Birthdays - none this week 
Anniversaries - Vanessa and Al
 
50/50 Draw
Bonus Jonas - was out to solicit 50/50 money and the two losers were Rena and Ann-Marie 
 
BY THE WAY when you contribute to good news - the beneficiary is our Rotary International Foundation -which does amazing work globally-AND if you donate $1000 year you can be a Paul Harris - even better a Benefactor - that is $20 per week.
Announcements
Todd and Rena discussed the Langs Christmas Dinner December 14th - 5pm - 7:30 pm speak to Matt Lance if you would like to volunteer.
Presidents Levi is at Keith's place January 8th 1-4pm - Mark your calendars- this will be to Welcome in Rena's year.
December 22nd will be a social meeting bring a wrapped gift of $20 if you would like to participate
December 8th - Club Assembly - no guests
Rena reminded us of ' Socks and Bottoms'  for the homeless and needy. Bring them to a meeting up until December 22nd
 
Club Job Openings
Any New members or old - pull President Todd aside if you would like to do more in the club - Bulletin editors are always - welcome
Good news
The family Christmas party on Sunday was a big hit. There was a magician who had all of the kids involved. Including Katie’s 12 year old son who played Santa. The face painter hit a road block when her car broke down but she flagged someone down to give her a ride to the country club. Todd graciously drove her home after the event. 
Today's Program
We had Larry’s son Greg Brokenshire as our guest speaker. He talked about the sky rocking changes we will see in electric vehicles and the role Canada plays in leading the way. By 2030 more then 50% of vehicles on the road will be electric. 
 
Heidi thanked Greg for his very first electric car presentation as it was very informative. Wishing him well in future presentations.