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Our upcoming meeting is on Monday, April 13th, 2026, at The Grove located at the Western Fairgrounds.
Time: The fellowship room and buffet will open at 11:30AM. Please plan to arrive no later than 11:45 AM to serve yourself and find a table. Our meeting will start promptly at noon and conclude by 1:00 PM.
Guest Speaker: Chief Todd Cornelius-Oneida Nation
Cost: $25.00 per person (self-serve lunch buffet).
To ensure accurate numbers for the venue, we kindly ask that you register no later than 12:00 PM on Friday, April 10th. After registering, please e-transfer your payment to The Rotary Club of London at sronson55@gmail.com. Include the names of all attendees in the e-transfer memo so that Sandy Ronson can track payments.
As the Elected Chief of the Oneida Nation of the Thames, Todd Cornelius is known for his steady leadership, clear communication,and genuine dedication to serving community. Now in his second term, he brings a grounded, people-first approach to every table he sits at - whether advocating for Oneida’s rights, supporting community programs, or showing up for families at local events. Bear Clan and Onʌyota’ a:ka:—People of the Standing Stone—Elected Chief Cornelius carries his responsibilities with humility, humour, and a strong commitment to Haudenosaunee values. His leadership centers on collaboration, honesty, and practical action. He remains focused on strengthening community wellbeing, supporting youth, protecting land and treaty rights, and ensuring decisions made today honour the next seven generations.
Two large bags of glasses (and some cases) were collected by Club Rotarians and many donated by members of the Lambeth United Church. No longer useful to owners here in Lambeth and area, they will be given new life in Cuba. Our Guest speaker at last Tuesdays Rotary meeting was Jennifer Raymer (middle) from Together for Cuba a not-for-profit initiative to assist Cuba’s orphans and medical systems. Under the umbrella of MissionGO, they deliver vital services, such as housing, medical supplies and education. She will be shipping/taking our donation on her next trip to Cuba where they will be checked for prescription and matched to someone who can benefit. London Lambeth Rotary has been collecting used eyeglasses for years to help give the gift of sight to people in poorer nations. after our original destination in Mexico became difficult, our Past President, Bob Boyce (left), found Together for Cuba. We sent one large donation with her a year or so ago, and now more. Also in the picture is John Robinson, our current President We are beginning to collect for next year. Have some you want to donate? Send us a message and we will have someone contact you.
Lambeth Gateway signs are getting a makeover! Two refurbishments are complete! (West and North) The two others nearly done! The London Lambeth Rotary Club is coordinating the refurbishing and installation of Lambeth gateway signage. But area residents (through a 2025 lottery), and Lambeth Lions Club, Lambeth Legion, Lambeth Horticultural Society, Lambeth Historical Society and the London Lambeth Rotary Club provided the funding.
As the Elected Chief of the Oneida Nation of the Thames, Todd Cornelius is known for his steady leadership, clear communication,and genuine dedication to serving community. Now in his second term, he brings a grounded, people-first approach to every table he sits at - whether advocating for Oneida’s rights, supporting community programs, or showing up for families at local events. Bear Clan and Onʌyota’ a:ka:—People of the Standing Stone—Elected Chief Cornelius carries his responsibilities with humility, humour, and a strong commitment to Haudenosaunee values. His leadership centers on collaboration, honesty, and practical action. He remains focused on strengthening community wellbeing, supporting youth, protecting land and treaty rights, and ensuring decisions made today honour the next seven generations.
