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RCMC Newsletter
June 2023

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June 2023 - Live Meetings

June 8th.-  Tammy Adkin - Guelph Museum Director:                                       Reconciling the Past. Reimagining the future


Presentation:
 
This interesting talk will encompass expanding our understanding of the Guelph story through Guelph Museums & Culture.

Bio:

​Tammy Adkin has spent the last three decades helping people and organizations tell their stories.
Since 2013, those stories have been about the fascinating people, places and events that have shaped the city of Guelph. As manager of Guelph Museums, she has worked with an accomplished team of curators, educators and researchers, to commemorate the worldwide impact of doctor, soldier and poet John McCrae; and to shine a light on the lesser-known but nevertheless important narratives that have influenced Guelph and the world.
With a degree in Communication Studies from the University of Windsor, Tammy began her career as a journalist, before transitioning into progressively senior communication and management roles within the non-profit and private sectors.
After working in the private and social service sectors, Tammy found her passion working in culture, beginning as Director of Marketing and Development, and later as Executive Director, for the London Regional Children’s Museum. Following time as Partnerships Manager at Museum London, Tammy joined the team at Guelph Museums, overseeing the municipality’s museums including Guelph Civic Museum, McCrae House National Historic Site, and Locomotive 6167.
An enthusiastic supporter of community engagement, Tammy has served in a volunteer
capacity as president of the Ontario Museum Association, the president of the Canadian Association of Science Centres, founding chairperson of the St. Andre Bessette Trust Fund, and executive committee for the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum.



10am. To be followed by Live Questions    

June 22nd. 2023
Kris LeBlanc: Cannabis Issues

Presentation: 
​
Presentation details not available, but it promises to be very interesting.
 
Bio:

Kris has been involved in organic farming for several years where he grew vegetables for markets and restaurants. Here he developed Living Soil now used in his current operation. At the same time, he was licensed by Health Canada to supply Medical Marijuana to several patients for several years. After the legalization of cannabis, which is no longer called marijuana, he was recruited by a group to manage their indoor and outdoor growing spaces supplying THC and CBD products. He has also consulted in Canada, Italy, Zimbabwe, and the USA. In early 2021 he became the Master Grower for The Green Organic Dutchman (TGOD) located in Ancaster, Ontario. A facility with over 150,000 square feet under glass growing 10's of thousands of plants in Living Soil. Working with his team Kris harvests 550,000 grams of cannabis flowers which are sold only to the Ontario Cannabis Store. TGOD is owned by Bzam and two popular strains are Gold Butter Mac and Sugar Cookies both created and bred by Kris. 




 10am. To be followed by Live Questions.  
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Tammy Adkin
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Kris LeBlanc

Messages



Future Meetings

Meetings for July

July 6th. - Karen Van Ooteghem:
Balance: How Important it is to our Health & And What We Can Do About It

July 20th. - Paul Obermeyer: Mental Health and the role of Homewood 
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Activities & Events

 
June 8th.
Annual AGM–9:30am
Speaker 10am Followed by our Annual Luncheon



July 15th.
"Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat"
St. Jacobs County Playhouse

See activities desk for more details 


 

Coffee Mornings

June 1st. June 15th. And June 29th.


Coffee/Breakfast  
​
RCMC Live Coffee Morning  

9:30 am The Boathouse
116 GORDON ST.


​More news to come regarding activities and live coffee mornings
Refer to the website often ​

Other News


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Membership

Please send any updates to your entry in the Membership Directory, including any change in email address, to Del Campbell, 519-826-0679, susan-delcampbell@sympatico.ca

Members are encouraged to invite male friends and acquaintances to our meetings.
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