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Upcoming Events
Regular Meeting
Ning Bo Seafood Restaurant
Jun 24, 2015
12:15 PM – 1:15 PM
 
President Dinner
Hilton Vancouver Airport
Jun 25, 2015
6:30 PM – 9:30 PM
 
Polio Walk
Metropolis at Metrotown
Jun 27, 2015
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
 
No Meeting - Canada Day
Jul 01, 2015
12:15 PM – 1:15 PM
 
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Meet Our members

Salvation Army

Accent Inns

National Bank Financial

ABB

Takahashi Barrister

TMG The Mortage Group

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STV

Vance Financial

Marlin Travel

The Cooperators

Universal Coach Lines

icare Auction

Russell Hampton
National Awards Services Inc.
Sage

Wed Jun 17 Luncheon Meeting

Bring a friend or an associate to our luncheon, introduce them to some new friends and the world of Rotary. Thank you Ken Hui for bringing Antonia last meeting.
Ning Bo Seafood Restaurant - 12:15pm
Unit 1150, 4380 No. 3 Road
Parker Place, Richmond, BC
East Corner of Hazelbridge
Free Parking (map)
President Dinner - Thu Jun 25
 
RSVP ASAP to Chris Browne 
Join us in this special occasion to honour our outgoing Acting President Keith Tsukishima and installing our incoming President Chris Browne and his new board. Please bring your spouse especially our new members, we love to meet and get to know them.
 
Venue: Hilton Vancouver Airport (CAVU Restaurant & Lounge) special section reserved.
Address: 5911 Minoru Blvd, Richmond
Complimentary parking: Register vehicle license plate as Rotary guest with the front desk.
Cash bar: 6:30pm to 7:30pm
​Dinner: 7:30pm plated service
Cost: TBA
Entertainment: provided by Hilton Richmond Hotel 
RSVP : Email Chris Browne or call 604-781-5553 as soon as possible  

McNeely School Playground Reopening

On Monday June 15, 2015 Keith, Barb and Kenny attended the reopening of the Kathleen McNeely Elementary School Playground. There were also members from other Richmond Clubs present. Four Richmond Rotary Clubs contributed to the project. The project involved replacing old play equipment with new structures that are accessible. Children of all ages and abilities can now enjoy a new place to play. 
 
The idea for an accessible playground was brought on by Richmond resident, Amanda Bostik and inspired by her daughter Gemma.  Amanda was recently presented with a Paul Harris Fellows by the Rotary of Richmond in recognition of her tireless efforts in bringing this playground in fruition. (City of Richmond Press Release)