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The club meets Fridays, at 12:00 Noon at: The Italian-Canadian Club 135 Ferguson Street Guelph, Ontario, N1E 2Y9, Canada Phone: 519-821-3863 |
Vice Pricipal Blair Conrad introduced the RCG to the Power of Positive Choices (PCC) Symposium held annually at Westwood P.S., supported by the Youth Committee. The one-day PCC Symposium is mainly directed at grade 6, 7 and 8 students and visions to create a positive school climate without bullying and violence. The event is rum by a committee consisting mainly of students. Students may select 3 workshops from an extensive list which include topics like "Flirting or Hurting", "Teen Wellness and Depression, "Mastering Your Body - Health and Fitness" and many others The keynote speaker last year was Sarah Westbrook of MADD.
Westwood P.S. Blythe Boyd (left) and Aime Nodwell, student members of the organizing committee of the Power of Positive Choices symposiun, talked about their work in preparation of last year's event; selecting speakers, gifts for the speakers, designing t-shirts. Both Blythe and Aime spoke about how much they learned from the experience.
Referee Slisarenko put President Randy in the penalty box. Funds were raised to bail Randy out, all in support of the upcoming Hockey Challenge to be held on Saturday Feb. 20. Also, a plea for volunteers went out; please sign up to volunteer right here on the web.
Melanie Lang is the Director of the new Centre for Business and Social Entrepreneurship (CBaSE) at the University of Guelph, College of Management Economics. The Centre acts as a coordinating body for students wanting to become involved in community service involving commercial or not-for-profit organizations. Projects are diverse depending on the skills of the student. Typical projects include conducting market research, developing marketing and communications plans, sustainability issues etc.
Last Friday, Marva Wisdom (left) introduced new member Alix Greene (centre) with the classification of Investment Management. Alix moved from Peterborough to Guelph recently for work with RBC. Alix, who is active in the YWCA, received her framed four-way test and received congratulations from President Randy Seager (right). 