GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE · Group Study Exchange is an educational program of The Rotary Foundation where Rotary districts in different countries are paired to send and receive professional

GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE

DISTRICT 9200 – EAST AFRICA

WITH

DISTRICT 5040 – B.C., CANADA

April 16th to May 19th 2008

Canada Uganda Kenya Tanzania

ITINERARY FOR D9200 GSE TEAM

VISIT APRIL- MAY 2008

ROTARY DISTRICT 5040

CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................. 1 1.1 GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE (GSE).......................................................................................................1 1.2 GSE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES ...........................................................................................................1 1.3 TIPS FOR HOST FAMILIES ...................................................................................................................1

2. GREETINGS FROM DISTRICT 5040 GOVERNOR DEAN ROHRS.................... 2

3. ABOUT ROTARY DISTRICT 5040 ...................................................................... 3

4. THE D9200 GSE TEAM ....................................................................................... 4

5. THE D5040 GSE MANAGEMENT TEAM ............................................................ 5 5.1 DISTRICT FOUNDATION CHAIR ............................................................................................................5 5.2 DISTRICT GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE COMMITTEE ................................................................................5 5.3 AREA COORDINATORS .......................................................................................................................5

6. GSE SCHEDULE ................................................................................................. 7

7. NOTES ............................................................................................................... 20



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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE (GSE)

Group Study Exchange is an educational program of The Rotary Foundation where Rotary districts in different countries are paired to send and receive professional study groups of four to six non-Rotarian team members and one Rotarian team leader to travel for four to six weeks, staying in the homes of Rotarians when possible.

1.2 GSE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES

The Group Study Exchange program is a unique cultural and vocational exchange opportunity for young business and professional men and women in their initial years of professional life. The program is designed to develop professional and leadership skills among young adults so that they can address the needs of their communities and an increasingly global workplace. GSE offers Rotarians the opportunity to participate in sending, receiving, and sharing educational experiences of study teams that will enhance Rotary’s worldwide mission. GSE participants follow an extensive and rigorous program of international travel and team activities.

1.3 TIPS FOR HOST FAMILIES

Effective GSE host families will:

Welcome the team member. If possible, one or more family members should be among the welcoming delegation that meets the GSE team upon arrival in the host community. Families should introduce themselves to the team member(s) assigned to them and assure that they are looking forward to the visit.

Share their home and lifestyle. While the team member is living in local homes,

the daily routine should be disrupted as little as possible. Host families are encouraged to share their culture as it exists in everyday life. This does not mean hosting elaborate parties and entertainment but allowing the guest to participate in daily family activities, religious pursuits, community involvement, etc.



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2. GREETINGS FROM DISTRICT 5040 GOVERNOR DEAN ROHRS

On behalf of Rotary District 5040 I want to extend a warm Canadian welcome to District 9200’s Group Study Exchange Team. A very special thank you to District Governor Chris Mutalya and his gracious wife Rose for agreeing to be our GSE partner in 2008.

Having lived most of my life in Africa, I am familiar with the cultural differences that you will all experience and some of the challenges that you will face when you arrive in Canada. I am very excited to have the opportunity of hosting the D9200 GSE team

in British Columbia. As a long time supporter of the program, my husband Rhino and I have home hosted numerous GSE members over the years, many of whom we still maintain contact. The Rotary Group Study Exchange program is a great way to foster goodwill and understanding between our countries. In a year where we have a Group Study Exchange with Africa, it is particularly fitting that the District Conference will also feature a very distinguished Keynote Speaker from that same continent - Jonathan B. Majiyagbe, Rotary Foundation Trustees Chair Elect (2005-09) and Rotary International President 2003-2004 We are very much looking forward looking forward to having the District 9200 GSE Team help us make “Rotary Rock” at the District 5040 Conference in Richmond, B.C. May 15th to 18th.

Dean Rohrs District Governor

This year British Columbia celebrates its 150th birthday.



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3. ABOUT ROTARY DISTRICT 5040 District 5040 covers the western portion of mainland British Columbia as shown on the following map.

The District is composed of 53 Rotary Clubs. British Columbia's population of 4.4 million is growing more diverse with a steady influx of newcomers from other parts of Canada and around the world.

This total represents over 13% of Canada’s total. B.C. is home to a large, culturally diverse and geographically dispersed aboriginal population. B.C. is Canada’s western most province, and one of North America’s most mountainous regions and is bordered by the province of Alberta, the Yukon Territory and several U.S. States, including Alaska.

British Columbia Quick Facts: Population: 4,209,900

Area: 947,800 Square Kilometres

Capital City: Although Vancouver is B.C.’s largest City and commercial hub, the

provincial capital is located in Victoria, which falls within Rotary District 5020 and is located on the south end of Vancouver Island.

Population: 387,000

Population: 2,223,965

Leading Industries: Forestry, Mining, Fishing, Agriculture, Tourism, Film and

Technology

Top Ten Languages spoken in BC: English, Chinese (Mandarin, Cantonese), Punjabi, German, French, Dutch, Italian, Tagalog, Spanish and Japanese.



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4. THE D9200 GSE TEAM

Team Leader John Mpagi, Kampala Uganda

Vocation - Business Management. Retired teacher now working with a fuel dispensing equipment company. Interested in visiting industries, farms and high schools. Plays tennis. Does not eat beef or dessert

Team Member Augustine Anyegah Nairobi Kenya

Vocation - Law Practices commercial law and criminal litigation. Interested in the Canadian legal system.

Team Member Sarah Keino Nairobi Kenya

Vocation – Banking Commercial banking. Interested in banking, interaction with Rotaractors and their programs and Canadian culture.

Team Member Charles Jirori Zanzibar Tanzania

Vocation - Teaching. Secondary school vice-principal. Interested in secondary school syllabuses. Prefers to share accommodation with another team member if possible.

Team Member Juliet Nabawanuka Kampala Uganda

Vocation - Radiographer. Takes x-rays, ultra sound scans, CT scans and mammograms. Interested in all related health care initiatives.



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5. THE D5040 GSE MANAGEMENT TEAM

5.1 DISTRICT FOUNDATION CHAIR

PDG Mary Watson Home Tel: (604) 952-7044 Email: [email protected]

5.2 DISTRICT GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE COMMITTEE

GSE Chair

Neil McDonald Home Tel: (604) 929-5655 Office Tel: (604) 293-3239 Cell: (778) 996-5655 Fax: (604) 924-1667 Email: [email protected]

Committee Members

Dawn Sadler Home Tel: (604) 221-5154 Cell: (604) 220-9046 Email: [email protected]

Simon Fulber

Cell: (604) 812-7836 Email: [email protected]

Esio Marzotto

Home Tel: (604) 984-6880 Email: [email protected]

5.3 AREA COORDINATORS

Greater Vancouver (excluding North Shore) Dawn Sadler

Home Tel: (604) 221-5154 Cell: (604) 220-9046 Email: [email protected]



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Simon Fulber Cell: (604) 812-7836 Email: [email protected]

Greater Vancouver (North Shore)

Esio Marzotto Home Tel: (604) 984-6880 Email: [email protected]

Sunshine Coast – South Wayne Roy

Gibsons Home Tel: (604) 886-4885 Cell: (604) 209-2074 Email: [email protected]

Sunshine Coast – North Jan Gisborne

Powell River Home Tel: (604) 485-2935 Cell: (604) 414-8335 Email: [email protected]

Sea to Sky Highway Sheri Davis

Squamish Home Tel: (04)892-1535 Email: [email protected]

Northern BC - Coastal Paul Kennedy

Prince Rupert Home Tel: (250) 624-2600 Cell: (250) 624-1105 Email: [email protected]

Northern BC – Interior

Lorne Calder Prince George Home Tel: (250) 962-2802 Email: [email protected]



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6. GSE SCHEDULE The following is the proposed schedule for the D9200 GSE at press time. TBA indicates “To Be Arranged”. Schedule revisions may occur should circumstances change. Date and Location

Responsible Club & GSE Contact

Activities Overnight Hosting

Wednesday April 16

Richmond

GSE Committee

12.05pm GSE team arrives at YVR from London on AC 855 and met by DG and GSE Committee members as available. Hotel check-in followed by a light informal meal with D5040 representatives. Balance is a Rest Day.

Accent Inn Vancouver Airport Hotel, 10551 St. Edwards Drive, Richmond. Manager is Rotarian Chris Browne.

Thursday April 17

Richmond

GSE Committee

9:00am transfer to hotel across street. 9:30am. GSE team briefing at new hotel followed by lunch and a walk. Balance of day rest.

Holiday Inn Vancouver Airport Hotel. Across the street from the Accent Inn. Manager is Rotarian Keith Tsukishima

Friday April 18

Tsawwassen

Tsawwassen Rotary Club Eleanor McWhannel Tel: (604) 943-0375

10:00am. Pickup at hotel and transport to hosts’ homes. 12:00 Lunch 2:00pm Tour of Delta Port 5:30pm “Wheelers Club” - an informal social gathering

Tsawwassen host families: o JM - Barrie &

Wendy Wylde (604) 948-1989

o AA - Garry & Colleen Shearer (604) 943-7292

o SK - Rick & Carlene Lewell (604) 943 -0469

o CJ - John & Claire Anderson (604) 948 -2944

o JN - Eleanor McWhannel (604) 943-0375



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Date and Location



Saturday April 19

Tsawwassen

Tsawwassen Rotary Club Eleanor McWhannel Tel: (604) 943-0375

Delta tour by bus: 9:30am Greenhouse, Boundary Bay Airport, Farm community 12:00 Lunch 1:30pm First Nations, Bird Sanctuary 6:00pm Tsawwassen club Potluck dinner at McWhannel home.

As previous night.

Sunday April 20

Vancouver

Vancouver Quadra Rotary Club Dawn Sadler Tel: (604) 220-9046 & Simon Fulber Tel: (604) 812-7836)

2:00p.m pick up team from Tsawwassen hosts. Location – Tim Hortons, 11320 Steveston Hwy. Located at mall on Steveston Hwy. 1 block west of No. 5 Road. Evening with Host Families

Vancouver Quadra host families: o JM - Erlene

Woollard, Tel: (604) 731-4688

o AA – Simon Fulber, Tel: (604) 812-7836

o SK – Nicole Chetwynd, Tel: (604) 873-0790 Cell: (604) 313.3695

o CJ – Patricia Porter, Tel: (604) 733.9449

o JN – Pam and

Robert Rickey, Tel: (604) 732.1370

Monday April 21

Vancouver

Vancouver South Rotary Club Sandra Harper Tel: (604) 266-7604)

Vancouver highlights day trip: 9:30am Pick up from Patricia Porter’s home (2777 West 8th Ave. Vancouver), drop off at 4pm same location. Tour to include: Granville Island, UBC and Museum of Anthropology with Sandra Harper, Grant Yao and Bob King

As previous night.



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Date and Location



Tuesday April 22

Vancouver

Vancouver Quadra Rotary Club Dawn Sadler Tel: (604) 220-9046 & Simon Fulber Tel: (604) 812-7836)

Vocational Day: o JM & CJ – Tours of

Elementary Schools (am) and Adult Education Centres (pm)

o AA – Tours of Supreme

Court (am) and law offices around Vancouver (pm)

o JN – Radiology Dept

visits to St. Paul’s Hospital (all day)

o SK – visiting commercial

banking departments of Vancity (all day)

6pm - Dinner & GSE team presentation with Vancouver Quadra and Vancouver South at Park Inn & Suites (898 West Broadway). 9:00pm. Transfer to Burnaby Metrotown Rotarian hosts by Quadra Rotarians after Dinner

Burnaby Metrotown host families: o JM & AA - Shane

Ballard Tel: (604) 516- 6994 Cell: (604) 812 -5067

o SK - Vivian & Karol Geyer Tel: (604) 436-0082, Cell: (778) 288 -9223

o CJ - Antonia Beck – Tel: (604) 526-6341, Cell: (604) 613-4045

o JN - Carina Tan Lucero Tel: (604) 516-0787, Cell: (604) 837-7568



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Date and Location



Wednesday April 23

Burnaby

Burnaby Metrotown Rotary Club Gloria Tom Wing Staudt Tel: (604) 523-6268

Morning vocational visits: o JM & CJ – School visits

with Gloria Tom Wing Staudt & Antonia Beck

o AA – Law office visit with Brent McLean

o SK – Bank visit with Vivian Geyer & Shane Ballard

o JN – Burnaby tour with Carina Tan Lucero & Pat Kasprow

Noon - Lunch and GSE team presentation to Burnaby Metrotown Rotary Club. Afternoon vocational visits: o JM – farm visit with Ben

Marklund o CJ – School visit with

Antonia Beck o AA - RCMP visit and

Burnaby tour with Mansour Khalili.

o SK – Meet with Burnaby Rotaractors.

o JN – Visit seniors centre with Pat Kasprow

Burnaby Rotarians deliver team to Esio Marzotto at 1634 Appin Rd. North Vancouver Tel: (604) 984-6880 for transport by Dave Philip and Esio Marzotto to NS home hosts for dinner.

North Vancouver host families: o JN - Neil McDonald

Tel: (604) 929-5655 o AA - Esther Del

Vicario Tel: (604) 936-8171

o SK – Clarinda Kung Tel: (604) 922-0462

o JM –Riet Carter Tel: (604) 980-8865

o CJ – Terry Lehouillier Tel: (604) 985-4729

As previous night.



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Date and Location



Thursday April 24

North Shore

North Shore Rotary Clubs Esio Marzotto Tel: (604) 984-6880

Vocational Program: o JN Radiography – Chris

McDonald o AA Legal System - Elko

Kroon o SK Banking – Maureen

Park & Sue Godey o JM Mushroom Farming –

David Torrance o CJ Secondary Schools –

Al Hasley Then return to host families 6:00pm depart with hosts for Joint North Shore Rotary Club meeting at Cheers.

As previous night.

Friday April 25

North Shore

North Shore Rotary Clubs Esio Marzotto Tel: (604) 984-6880

9:30am depart hosts with Esio Marzotto & David Philip for North Shore Tour: o Lonsdale Quay o Suspension Bridge o Cleveland Dam o Salmon Hatchery o Cypress Mountain o Lighthouse Point Then return to host family 6:30pm Pickup of GSE team by GSE Committee for 7:00pm District GSE Committee dinner at N. McDonald’s home.

As previous night.



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Date and Location



Saturday April 26

Travel Day to Powell River

Powell River Rotary Club Jan Gisborne Tel: (604) 485-2935 Cell (604) 414-8335

8:00am. Pickup for transfer to Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal 9:20am ferry departs to Langdale. 10:00am met at Langdale by Wayne Roy for 80 km drive to Earl’s Cove. 12:30pm ferry from Earls Cove to Saltery Bay. 1:20pm. Arrive Saltery Bay. Pickup by Dan Devita - cell (604) 483-8248 2:00 pm. Arrive at Town Centre Hotel for host family pickup. 5:00 pm BBQ at Jan & Stan Gisborne’s home - Rotarians and families will attend.

Powell River host families: o CJ with Brian &

Willie Bennett Tel: (604) 485-6954

o JN with John & Marie Hall Tel: (604) 485-2605

o JM with Mike & Jennifer Salisbury Tel: (604) 413-2099

o AA with Jan & Stan Gisborne Tel: (604) 485-2935

o SK with Vivica Watson & Greg Hemphill Tel: (604) 485-4887

Sunday April 27

Powell River

Powell River Rotary Club Jan Gisborne Tel: (604) 485-2935 Cell (604) 414-8335

Rest Day. As previous night.

Monday April 28

Powell River

Powell River Rotary Club Jan Gisborne Tel: (604) 485-2935 Cell: (604) 414-8335

Vocational Visits: o JM - Esso & Columbia

Fuels o AA - Law office,

Courthouse & RCMP o SK - Scotia Bank, Royal

Bank & First Credit Union o CJ - Brooks High School o JN - Powell River

Hospital 6:00 pm at Town Centre Hotel - Powell River Rotary meeting & GSE presentation.

As previous night.



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Date and Location



Tuesday April 29

Sechelt

Sechelt Rotary Club Tom Pinfold Tel: (604) 885-0105 Cell: 604-740-2703

Depart Powell River on 8:15am bus for 9:25 am ferry sailing. Stay on bus through to Sechelt Depot. 11:15 am. Arrive Sechelt and met by Tom Pinfold and Al Mulholland and taken to host homes. 1:00pm – 3:00pm a canoe trip from Porpoise Bay with members of the Sechelt Nation 3:00pm Returned to host home for rest and clean up 5:45pm Pickup by Rotary Club of Sechelt 6:00-8:00pm. Sechelt Rotary Club meeting & GSE team presentation.

Whole team will be hosted by Don Ewing, 5790 Trial Ave, Sechelt for their complete stay on the Lower Sunshine Coast. Tel: (604) 740-0069

Wednesday April 30

Sechelt

Sunshine Coast Rotary Club Al Mulholland Tel: (604) 885-1959

Morning vocational visits by Sunshine Coast RC o JM and CJ – visit

Chatelech High School o AA – meet with lawyer; o SK – Bank of Nova Scotia

visit o JN – meet with Marnie

Hatton for visit to Saint. Mary’s Hospital.

Afternoon - team rest

As previous night.



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Date and Location



Thursday May 1

Gibsons

Gibsons Rotary Club Daniel Tardif Tel: (604) 886-4291

9:00am Gibson’s Club pick up team at Don Ewing’s home 10:00 - Vocational Day: o JM & CJ visit Elphinstone

High School. o AA with Russell Crum

visit court in Sechelt. o SK visits with Rena Dave

of Sunshine Coast Credit Union.

o JN meets with Johanna Rzepa of Vancouver Coast Health.

11:30am - Informal lunch 1:00am to 3:30pm Tour Howe Sound Pulp & Paper Mill 4:00 to 6:00pm rest & refresh 6:00pm - Rotary dinner meeting & GSE team presentation. Afterwards at Linda’s home

As previous night.

Friday May 2

Pender Harbour

Pender Harbour Rotary Club Alan Stewart Tel: (604) 883-9212 (will be paged if not at phone)

9:00 A. Stewart to pick up team at Don Ewings home. 9:30am Vocational Day: o JM & CJ - visit high

school with Jan Smalley o AA – real estate law and

land registration system with Alan Stewart

o SK – visit Sunshine Coast Credit Union with Bonnie Rivers

o JN – visit Pender Harbour Health Unit with John King.

11:30 Pender Harbour RC meeting and GSE team presentation at Garden Bay Pub.

As previous night.



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Date and Location Friday May 2

Pender Harbour (Cont.)


Activities 1:15pm Hike to Skookumchuk Rapids then harbour tour on the Slo-Cat with Paul McKimm 5:45pm Dinner at the Grasshopper Pub

Overnight Hosting

Saturday May 3

Travel to Whistler

Whistler Rotary Clubs Lyn Stroshin Tel: (604) 932-3230)

Tom Pinfold and Al Mulholland will deliver GSE Team to Langdale to board the 10:20 AM ferry to Horseshoe Bay – arrives at 11:00am. Whistler Rotary Club pick-up team at Horseshoe Bay and drive them to Whistler. Meet billets, time to relax, dinner with host families.

Whistler host families: o JN & SK - Lyn

Stroshin Tel: (604) 932-3230

o AA & CJ - Gail Wensley Tel: (604) 932-5581

o JM - Ken Roggeman Tel: (604) 932-1208

Sunday May 4

Pemberton


Rest Day 6:00 pm, BBQ at the Stroshin’s home

As previous night.

Monday May 5

Whistler


8:00am To municipal hall to meet Mayor Ken Melamed. 9:30am 2010 Olympic Winter Games presentation at the 2010 Info Centre. 11:00am Sightseeing tour up Whistler Mountain and lunch 1:30pm free time or other activities depending on the weather on the Mountain. 4:30pm Return to host family home. 5:30pm, Joint Rotary potluck at Spruce Grove Field House with all Whistler and Pemberton Rotarians and family/friends.

As previous night.



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Date and Location


Activities

Overnight Hosting

Tuesday May 6

7:00am Arrive at the Wildwood for Rotary meeting & presentation. Gail Wensley will be speaking about Tanzania. 8:30am Drive to the Callaghan Valley/Whistler Olympic Park to view ski jumps and other facilities. 11:00am GSE team picked up by Sheri Davis of Squamish Rotary Club and leaves for Squamish. 12:30 – lunch in Squamish 1:30 – drop off at host families 4:00-7:00 – boat tour of Howe Sound 7:00 pick up by host families at Squamish Yacht Club

As previous night.

Wednesday May 7

Squamish Rotary Club Sheri Davis Tel: (604) 938-3853

9:30am Vocational Half Day: o SK – RBC bank o AA - Race & Co law

office then 11:30am – Restorative Justice

o JM and CJ - Howe Sound Secondary School then 10:30am Don Ross Secondary school for tour and Interact meeting

o JN - Squamish General Hospital

1:00pm Group visit to Quest University for lunch and tour 4:30pm. – Return to host families. 6:00pm. – Evening potluck dinner at Glen McEachran’s home with Interact, Rotaract and Rotary

Squamish host families: o JM - Greg Gardner

Tel: (604) 898-2629 o CJ & JN Janet

Gugins Tel: (604) 898-9484

o SK - Nancy Edwards Tel: (604) 898-2372

o AA - Glen McEachran Tel: (604) 898-3149



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Date and Location


Activities

Overnight Hosting

Thursday May 8

Travel Day to Prince Rupert

Prince Rupert Rotary Clubs Paul Kennedy Tel: (250) 624-2600

12:15pm Squamish Rotary Club meeting and GSE presentation. 1:15pm Depart for Vancouver airport with Sheri Davis. 5:00pm Fly Vancouver to Prince Rupert on AC8280. Reservation Ref: PAC7VE. 7:00pm. Arrive Prince Rupert. Pickup by host families.

TBA

Friday May 9

Prince Rupert

Prince Rupert Rotary Clubs Paul Kennedy Tel: (250) 624-2600

Morning - tour Prince Rupert Grain Terminal and Ridley Island Coal Port Lunch – Rotary meeting & presentation Afternoon – Tour port facilities then individual vocational visits. Evening with host families.

As previous night.

Saturday May 10

Travel to Terrace

Terrace & Kitimat Rotary Clubs Brian Downie Tel: (250) 635-5617

Drive to Terrace with P. Rupert Rotarians. Lunch with Terrace/Kitimat Rotarians Tour of Kitselas Canyon Evening BBQ at Lakelse Lake

Terrace host families: o JM-Charlie Graydon

Tel: 250-635-2177 o AA- Audin Birkedal

Tel: 250-635-9525 o SK- Jane Beaver

Tel: 250-638-0506 o CJ- Art Erasmus-

Tel: 250-638-7800 o JN- Brian Downie

Tel: 250-635-5617

Sunday May 11

Travel to Smithers

Smithers Rotary Clubs Dale Clarke Tel: (250) 846-5046)

Train to Smithers. Via Rail departs Terrace at 10:25am 2:14pm. Arrive Smithers. Evening BBQ at Rotary park Overnight at Smithers

Smithers host families: o JM – Ian Grieve o AA – Sean Rowell o SK – Barb Veale o CM – TBA o JN - TBA



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Date and Location


Activities

Overnight Hosting

Monday May 12 Travel Day to Prince George

As above Breakfast with Rotary Clubs in Smithers 12:00 noon Rotary lunch in Burns Lake at Chamber of Commerce. 1:30pm Drive to Prince George with Lorne or Sue Calder. 5:00pm Arrive Prince George and spend evening with host families.

Prince George host families:

TBA

Tuesday May 13

Prince George

Prince George Rotary Clubs Lorne Calder Tel: (250) 962-2802

Vocational programme for morning and afternoon: o JM/CJ- School District 57 o AA- Wilson King

Lawyers o SK- Integris Credit Union o JN- Northern Health

Authority 12:00 noon Rotary lunch Evening - Tri-Club evening event.

As previous night.

Wednesday May 14

Travel Day

Prince George Rotary Clubs Lorne Calder Tel: (250) 962-2802)

7:30am. Rotary breakfast meeting followed by Vocational visits: o JM/JC- PGSS or Kelly

Road o Hope Heinrich Lawyers o SK- BDC o JN- Northern Health

Authority Depart P.G. after lunch for Richmond. Drive with Calders and Bob Hlina.

Overnight hotel somewhere between P.G. and Richmond

Thursday May 15

Richmond

As above Arrive Richmond in the morning. Attend Zenith Youth Conference.

TBA



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Date and Location


Activities

Overnight Hosting

Friday May 16

District GSE Committee

10:00am District Conference Opening Ceremonies Evening - Mystery Dine Around

As previous night.

Saturday May 17

Richmond


7:30am Breakfast at the District Conference 12:00 lunch and GSE presentation

As previous night.

Sunday May 18

Richmond


9:30am brunch and District Conference Closing ceremonies 11:00am Conference ends Afternoon Vancouver tour

As previous night.

Monday May 19 Departure Day


Morning TBA 5:35pm Depart Vancouver International Airport on AC 854. Farewell by DG and GSE Committee members as available.

GSE team departs YVR




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GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE · Group Study Exchange is an educational program of The Rotary Foundation where Rotary districts in different countries are paired to send and receive professional