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2021年3月19日Register here: http://gg.gg/oqrxg
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*Taptix MachineOur Club’s Centennial Year is fast approaching:
Come on out to Delta Bingo & Gaming, St.Clair. We’re bingo and so much more! Now with Digital Bingo, the Red 7 Eatery and TapTix Machines. It is unceded territory and is inhabited by the Ojibwe, Potawatomi, and Odawa peoples of the Walpole Island First Nation, who call it Bkejwanong, meaning ’where the waters divide’ in Anishinaabemowin. Setting up the machine was a breeze - it wont run the very latest OS, Mojave, but it does run the previous version, High Sierra. All the apps I needed could be downloaded from the App Store, and I had literally.April 21, 2020, to April 20, 2021. Be part of the festivities and special services projects we are planning! List of events to follow soon. How Do Taptix Machines WorkOur Centennial Service Projects:1. Camp Kawartha Health Care donation of $100,0002. YES – Youth Emergency Centre new build donation of $100,0003. Rotary Trail – 2 new shade shelters – $50,000New Members, October 28, 2019
Our Club is honoured to accept two more members of our community as members of the Rotary Club of Peterborough. Mark Orlecki is an account rep at Darling Insurance and Heather Negrych is a third generation Rotarian and was a member of Rotary in Eliot Lake where she served as president, and developed a passion for youth exchange. Pictured left to right are sponsor Atul Swarup, Mark Orlecki, Heather Negrych, sponsor Wayne Harding, and President Kevin Duguay.Homeward Bound and Lifetime Achievement
Our meeting of July 08, was the occasion of a presentation to Homeward Bound and the honouring of members of our Club for their efforts and commitment to the Rotary ideals. In the top picture Homeward Bound received a cheque for $13,000. from our Club towards its service of helping inadequately-housed or homeless mother-led families earn college diplomas, start careers and achieve economic self-sufficiency. July Dinner and Theatre Social Evening
Our annual Dinner and Theatre Social Evening was held at Globus Theatre at the Lakeview Arts Barn in Bobcaygeon on July 23. The event was attended by 53 Rotarians and guests from 4 area clubs, an all-time-high. After an excellent dinner, we saw the comedy play “The Great Kooshog Lake Hollis McCauley Fishing Derby” by Norm Foster. This is the 5th year in a row that Frances and Bruce Gravel of our Club have organized this summer social event, and attendance has grown each year.Load More...This error message is only visible to WordPress admins
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’We are always looking for ways to help even more people. One of these is furthering our knowledge of Lionism. Think about your next opportunity for furthering your Lions knowledge by considering attending our regular meetings and encouraging the club to host speakers who can add to the story of Lionism!’ - Anonymous
- Childhood Cancer
- Diabetes
- Environment
- Hunger
- Vision Hi Everyone, Given the most recent updates from the Provincial Government, effective Tuesday, February 16, Delta Bingo & Gaming in Peterborough will be open restricted to a maximum capacity of 50 guests. We look forward in seeing you! To keep our community safe, please follow all social distancing guidelines. Upon visiting us, you can expect to be greeted by a team member in PPE who will ask you some screening questions and to sanitize your hands. All gaming machines will be thoroughly wiped after each use. Please remember, we have a capacity of 50 guests and ask that everyone be respectful. Our vegas-style machines will be open! Bingo at Home will continue to be offered. With 50 person capacity limits, our outdoor wait times may be longer than usual. Please come prepared for the weather conditions.Important notes:
*In order to comply with the mandated capacity restriction of maximum 50 people, Delta Peterborough will offer Vegas-Style gaming machines, Play on Demand (POD).
*Face masks are mandatory for all employees and guests while inside the facility.
*Management reserves the right, at their discretion, to refuse service to anyone that will not comply with protocols and/or someone who jeopardizes the health and safety of staff and customers. This includes but is not limited to; denied entry into the facility and/or being asked to leave the premises.Here is what you can expect in centre:LIMITED ENTRY
*Due to government mandated capacity restrictions, there will be a limited number of customers allowed in centre at one time. Limits will vary per location, to a maximum of 50 people for those in Orange zones. As a preventative measure, all customers will be asked screening questions and required to wear a mask and apply hand sanitizer upon entry.
*To limit exposure and manage capacity, there will be NO in and out privileges once you have entered. This means, if you exit the facility and wish to re-enter, you will need to stand in line (when applicable) and repeat the entry procedure.
*Upon entry, each visitor must provide their name and contact information for potential ’contact tracing’, to help stop the spread of COVID-19.PHYSICAL DISTANCING
*Staff and customers must maintain a 2-meter distance from one another at all times. This applies to line-ups (inside and outside), washrooms, seating, etc. Gaming areas that are not in use will be closed off completely. Watch for distancing reminders on the floor and displayed on signs and digital boards.ENHANCED CLEANING MEASURES
*Staff members will be continuously sanitizing high touch areas property-wide, with products proven to kill bacteria and viruses. TapTix machines will be disinfected after each use and hand sanitizing stations will be made available for customers to use at their discretion.
*The air filter system will also be replaced more frequently to maximize fresh air exchange inside each facility.STAFF TRAINING
*All staff have completed detailed training on distancing, disinfecting and protection. They are following rigorous hygiene protocols and are committed to upholding these safety standards to protect themselves and our customers.PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
*Masks are mandatory at all Delta Bingo locations. Wearing a mask protects the people around you.
*Staff will be wearing the protective equipment necessary for their job function. These items include gloves, masks, and face shields.
*Protective guards have been installed at customer service desks and other counters with frequent staff/customer interaction.FOOD SAFETY
*Full food services at some Delta Bingo locations have been suspended until further notice. Other sites will have a modified menu, offering only pre-packaged and quick order items, where applicable. All self-serve stations are closed (drinks, condiments, coffee stations, etc.).
*To ensure limited exposure to outside contaminants, outside food or drink is no longer permitted in centre.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we navigate through this unprecedented time.
Delta Bingo at Home games will continue as scheduled. For more information visit deltabingo.com/bingoathome/
Looking for a little something to fill up those weeknights? Try Delta Bingo at Home! Cares are on sale now at www.DeltaBingo.Eventbrite.caMichael Brioux, Christine Brooks; Randy Brooks; Lori Chase; Ellie Childs; Dwayne Clapper; Wayne Donald; Joan Hague; John Hague; Wayne Halstead; John Hedges; Frank Hewitt; Randy Hewitt; Jane Huggins; Frank Jenkins; Judy Jenkins; Ray Jones; Edward Lacey; Lori Loucks; Tim Mak; Joe McCauley; Kirby Park; Theresa Pomerleau; Roy Richards; Barb Robinson; Don Sawyer; Gwen Sawyer; Carol Taylor; Wayne Tippett; Devon Wilkins; Andrew Willett
Peterborough Young Adults Branch Club are Lions:
Katie Hewitt, Nicole Hewitt, Elizabeth Mather, Teagan Jaenen; Theresa Hewitt; Osasetin Solomon
WHY NOT YOU?Taptix Machines Only
Contact us at: (705) 872 - 8048Taptix Machine
Visit us!Taptix Machine
Lions Clubs International is the world’s largest service club organization with more than 1.4 million members in approximately 46,000 clubs in more than 200 countries and geographical areas around the world.
Register here: http://gg.gg/oqrxg
https://diarynote.indered.space
*How Do Taptix Machines Work
*Taptix Machines Only
*Taptix Machine
*Taptix MachineOur Club’s Centennial Year is fast approaching:
Come on out to Delta Bingo & Gaming, St.Clair. We’re bingo and so much more! Now with Digital Bingo, the Red 7 Eatery and TapTix Machines. It is unceded territory and is inhabited by the Ojibwe, Potawatomi, and Odawa peoples of the Walpole Island First Nation, who call it Bkejwanong, meaning ’where the waters divide’ in Anishinaabemowin. Setting up the machine was a breeze - it wont run the very latest OS, Mojave, but it does run the previous version, High Sierra. All the apps I needed could be downloaded from the App Store, and I had literally.April 21, 2020, to April 20, 2021. Be part of the festivities and special services projects we are planning! List of events to follow soon. How Do Taptix Machines WorkOur Centennial Service Projects:1. Camp Kawartha Health Care donation of $100,0002. YES – Youth Emergency Centre new build donation of $100,0003. Rotary Trail – 2 new shade shelters – $50,000New Members, October 28, 2019
Our Club is honoured to accept two more members of our community as members of the Rotary Club of Peterborough. Mark Orlecki is an account rep at Darling Insurance and Heather Negrych is a third generation Rotarian and was a member of Rotary in Eliot Lake where she served as president, and developed a passion for youth exchange. Pictured left to right are sponsor Atul Swarup, Mark Orlecki, Heather Negrych, sponsor Wayne Harding, and President Kevin Duguay.Homeward Bound and Lifetime Achievement
Our meeting of July 08, was the occasion of a presentation to Homeward Bound and the honouring of members of our Club for their efforts and commitment to the Rotary ideals. In the top picture Homeward Bound received a cheque for $13,000. from our Club towards its service of helping inadequately-housed or homeless mother-led families earn college diplomas, start careers and achieve economic self-sufficiency. July Dinner and Theatre Social Evening
Our annual Dinner and Theatre Social Evening was held at Globus Theatre at the Lakeview Arts Barn in Bobcaygeon on July 23. The event was attended by 53 Rotarians and guests from 4 area clubs, an all-time-high. After an excellent dinner, we saw the comedy play “The Great Kooshog Lake Hollis McCauley Fishing Derby” by Norm Foster. This is the 5th year in a row that Frances and Bruce Gravel of our Club have organized this summer social event, and attendance has grown each year.Load More...This error message is only visible to WordPress admins
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’We are always looking for ways to help even more people. One of these is furthering our knowledge of Lionism. Think about your next opportunity for furthering your Lions knowledge by considering attending our regular meetings and encouraging the club to host speakers who can add to the story of Lionism!’ - Anonymous
- Childhood Cancer
- Diabetes
- Environment
- Hunger
- Vision Hi Everyone, Given the most recent updates from the Provincial Government, effective Tuesday, February 16, Delta Bingo & Gaming in Peterborough will be open restricted to a maximum capacity of 50 guests. We look forward in seeing you! To keep our community safe, please follow all social distancing guidelines. Upon visiting us, you can expect to be greeted by a team member in PPE who will ask you some screening questions and to sanitize your hands. All gaming machines will be thoroughly wiped after each use. Please remember, we have a capacity of 50 guests and ask that everyone be respectful. Our vegas-style machines will be open! Bingo at Home will continue to be offered. With 50 person capacity limits, our outdoor wait times may be longer than usual. Please come prepared for the weather conditions.Important notes:
*In order to comply with the mandated capacity restriction of maximum 50 people, Delta Peterborough will offer Vegas-Style gaming machines, Play on Demand (POD).
*Face masks are mandatory for all employees and guests while inside the facility.
*Management reserves the right, at their discretion, to refuse service to anyone that will not comply with protocols and/or someone who jeopardizes the health and safety of staff and customers. This includes but is not limited to; denied entry into the facility and/or being asked to leave the premises.Here is what you can expect in centre:LIMITED ENTRY
*Due to government mandated capacity restrictions, there will be a limited number of customers allowed in centre at one time. Limits will vary per location, to a maximum of 50 people for those in Orange zones. As a preventative measure, all customers will be asked screening questions and required to wear a mask and apply hand sanitizer upon entry.
*To limit exposure and manage capacity, there will be NO in and out privileges once you have entered. This means, if you exit the facility and wish to re-enter, you will need to stand in line (when applicable) and repeat the entry procedure.
*Upon entry, each visitor must provide their name and contact information for potential ’contact tracing’, to help stop the spread of COVID-19.PHYSICAL DISTANCING
*Staff and customers must maintain a 2-meter distance from one another at all times. This applies to line-ups (inside and outside), washrooms, seating, etc. Gaming areas that are not in use will be closed off completely. Watch for distancing reminders on the floor and displayed on signs and digital boards.ENHANCED CLEANING MEASURES
*Staff members will be continuously sanitizing high touch areas property-wide, with products proven to kill bacteria and viruses. TapTix machines will be disinfected after each use and hand sanitizing stations will be made available for customers to use at their discretion.
*The air filter system will also be replaced more frequently to maximize fresh air exchange inside each facility.STAFF TRAINING
*All staff have completed detailed training on distancing, disinfecting and protection. They are following rigorous hygiene protocols and are committed to upholding these safety standards to protect themselves and our customers.PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
*Masks are mandatory at all Delta Bingo locations. Wearing a mask protects the people around you.
*Staff will be wearing the protective equipment necessary for their job function. These items include gloves, masks, and face shields.
*Protective guards have been installed at customer service desks and other counters with frequent staff/customer interaction.FOOD SAFETY
*Full food services at some Delta Bingo locations have been suspended until further notice. Other sites will have a modified menu, offering only pre-packaged and quick order items, where applicable. All self-serve stations are closed (drinks, condiments, coffee stations, etc.).
*To ensure limited exposure to outside contaminants, outside food or drink is no longer permitted in centre.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we navigate through this unprecedented time.
Delta Bingo at Home games will continue as scheduled. For more information visit deltabingo.com/bingoathome/
Looking for a little something to fill up those weeknights? Try Delta Bingo at Home! Cares are on sale now at www.DeltaBingo.Eventbrite.caMichael Brioux, Christine Brooks; Randy Brooks; Lori Chase; Ellie Childs; Dwayne Clapper; Wayne Donald; Joan Hague; John Hague; Wayne Halstead; John Hedges; Frank Hewitt; Randy Hewitt; Jane Huggins; Frank Jenkins; Judy Jenkins; Ray Jones; Edward Lacey; Lori Loucks; Tim Mak; Joe McCauley; Kirby Park; Theresa Pomerleau; Roy Richards; Barb Robinson; Don Sawyer; Gwen Sawyer; Carol Taylor; Wayne Tippett; Devon Wilkins; Andrew Willett
Peterborough Young Adults Branch Club are Lions:
Katie Hewitt, Nicole Hewitt, Elizabeth Mather, Teagan Jaenen; Theresa Hewitt; Osasetin Solomon
WHY NOT YOU?Taptix Machines Only
Contact us at: (705) 872 - 8048Taptix Machine
Visit us!Taptix Machine
Lions Clubs International is the world’s largest service club organization with more than 1.4 million members in approximately 46,000 clubs in more than 200 countries and geographical areas around the world.
Register here: http://gg.gg/oqrxg
https://diarynote.indered.space
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