Greetings from your District Governor to you friendly Rotarians. It is summer, time for club socials outside to enjoy the great weather. It is time for family, the Family of Rotary and District fellowships. What is your passion? Join a fellowship with fellow Rotarians in our District who share your interest. Contact Liz McInnis or Phyllis Winnington-Ingram Fellowshipsd7010@gmail.com.
July is our transition month but can be focusing on you, our leaders as you change over. Congratulations to you, our new presidents, with your executives and boards.
I want to welcome our two new clubs to our district, Blind River with President Bob McAllister and the new formed Huntsville Evening Satellite Club that is now the Huntsville Twilight Club with President Jennifer Jerrett. Please welcome them when you meet them.
Imagine Rotary - Imagine yourself at our District Conference, in Sudbury in only 69 days! But don’t just Imagine, register for this event at the Holiday Inn on Regent Street in Sudbury. It will be “Groovy Baby” with our 60’s themed “Peace” Gala dinner and dance. Put on your hippie clothes, bells and beads, flowers in your hair and meet friends while learning about Sudbury’s success in going from a mining moonscape to a living landscape, our environment. Hear Kim Phuc, the Vietnamese girl that you saw on the front newspaper page when she was burnt with napalm and is now escorting Ukrainian refugees to Canada, peace. Come and learn about Rotary International from Jennifer Jone’s representative. Watch this video and then register for – Rotary District 7010 Conference 2022.
from your District Governor to you friendly Rotarians. It is summer, time for club socials outside to enjoy the great weather. It is time for family, the Family of Rotary and District fellowships. What is your passion? Join a fellowship with fellow Rotarians in our District who share your interest. Contact Liz McInnis or Phyllis Winnington-Ingram 
Imagine Rotary - Imagine yourself at our 
learning about Sudbury’s success in going from a mining moonscape to a living landscape, our environment. Hear Kim Phuc, the Vietnamese girl that you saw on the front newspaper page when she was burnt with napalm and is now escorting Ukrainian refugees to Canada, peace. Come and learn about Rotary International from Jennifer Jone’s representative. Watch this 
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