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The Saskatoon Nutana Rotary Club will be holding a city wide Scavenger Hunt on April 4, 2021. Fun for family and friends of all ages. All proceeds will go towards breakfast programs within the community. The Scavenger Hunt will run 12 pm to 4 pm with final prize draws at 4:30. Get safely out of the house with the family and friends and have some fun with a chance to win great prizes. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER. Registration closes April 1, 2021.
President Candace Odishaw, left, with first prize winners Brenda Dahlby and family.
President Candace with second place winner Lucie Blackburn, right, and Shirley Blackburn
President Candace with third prize winners Anna, Evalina, Trinity and Mike Maille
On January 31, 2020 the Rotary Club of Saskatoon Nutana University, a satellite club of the Rotary Club of Saskatoon Nutana, officially began operations. The first 12 members of the satellite club were inducted. A 13th member could not attend and will be inducted at a later date. All the members are graduate students at the University of Saskatchewan and come from 10 different countries. The club meets on the second and fourth Fridays of each month, beginning at 12:15 p.m., at the GSA Commons (formerly the College of Emmanuel and St.Chad) on the University of Saskatchewan Campus.
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Shelley Elder of Cheshire Homes receives a cheque for $1,500.jpg)
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Ali Abukar receives a cheque for $1,500 on behalf of Saskatoon Open Door Society.jpg)
Doug Borrowman receives a cheque for $1,500 on behalf of Prairie Hospice Society
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Bill Christensen, left, and President Bob Devrome presented an Honorary Paul Harris Fellowship to Helen Smith-McIntyre for her many years of work advocating for refugees. Helen Smith-McIntyre is a teacher, United Church Minister, mediator, human rights advocate and chair of the Saskatoon Refugee Coalition since its founding in 1987. 
On October 5, 2014, Rotary Club of Saskatoon Nutana member Bryan Harvey presented Julie Borlaug with a certificate indicating that a brick honoring her grandfather, Nobel Peace Prize winner Norman Borlaug, will be installed in the Peace Plaza at Rotary Park in 2015. The brick is jointly sponsored by Ag-West Bio and the Agriculture Biotechnology International Conference (ABIC) held in Saskatoon October 5-8. Julie was a keynote speaker at the conference on the topic "Continuing the Borlaug Legacy into the Next Century." Each year on the Tuesday closest to September 21, the International Day of Peace, the Club organizes a ceremony at the Peace Plaza in Rotary Park to dedicate bricks in honor of past winners of the Nobel Peace Prize.
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