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August is Membership and Retention Month
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Paul Harris Fellow
Rotary Club of Geraldton
Past President Glen Feltham [2009/2010] with President Laurie Holland
Also at the Rotary Club of Geraldton Glen Feltham [60] and Ken Allen [80]
On August 13th Australian Rotary Health celebrated its 30th birthday
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Have you got your team together yet!!!!!!
Don't miss out on this day of Fun
South Perth based Mill Point Rotary Club are embarking on a really big fundraising project.
They are attempting to reignite some spark into the heart of Perth
and have ambitiously planned the first annual BHP Billiton Ramble for October 9th.
Described as a cross between the ‘Amazing Race’ and a treasure hunt,
the Ramble is expecting to see thousands of competitors hit the streets of Perth
in the name of fun and charity.
More about brains than brawn, teams will use foot power and public transport
to uncover hidden checkpoints at iconic landmarks and quirky locations
across the city where they’ll solve puzzles and challenges.
The event is accessible to everyone and will have a wheel chair-friendly course.
Designed to attract families, friends, university students and corporations,
it’s going to be a big day. Funds raised will benefit Australian Rotary Health and Telethon.
The BHP Billiton Ramble will begin from Forrest Place
in the centre of Perth on October 9th.
Rotary Clubs of Western Australia are encouraged to help spread the word
about this terrific event as well as to join in the fun
and enter a team at www.rotaryramble.com
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Rotary Club of Albany Port
President Gary Ironmonger with DG Jodie Sparks
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Rotary Club of Boulder
Seen at the Friday night cocktail party George Wasun with daughter Natalie
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Rotary Club of Mundaring
The club Bulletin editor posted this
I think its Rudy and Lynn Hanich
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Rotary Club of Swan Valley
Farewell to John Scotford
President David farewelled John Scotford and Alison Crawley on behalf of all the club members.
He spoke about John’s wonderful contribution to our Club
including his work in setting up the Old Perth Road Markets.
John and Alison are moving to Somerset where they will live in a barn conversion.
Of course, there were the obligatory jokes about Midsomer Murders
that John and Alison giving as good as they got.
Finally, and very importantly, everyone wished John a very Happy Birthday.
In response, John thanked everyone for their good wishes
and for the friendships and community that he has experienced at Rotary Club of Swan Valley.
He said, in answer to many questions about his future in Rotary,
that this would depend on the clubs around his new home.
After all, RCSV is a high level to live up to.
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Rotary Club of Ascot
Past Ambassadorial Scholar [2000/2001] Tony Hendrikson revisited the club
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Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay
Had visitors from the Rotary Club of Goladming UK
D9455 Group Study Exchange will be with D6910 Georgia USA
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Rotary Club of Southern Districts
Where's the finesmaster???
recently two members of the club Tony Italiano and Zaneta Onasz
took part in the recent Varieth Club Car Bash in te NW
Seen here enjoying themselves with co driver Jim Cirillo
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Rotary Club of Hannans
Sausage Sizzle
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Rotary Club of Heirisson
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Rotary Club of Willetton
at the recent "Red Dog" fundraiser
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Rotary Club of Hillarys
helping out on Daffodil Day
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Rotary Club of Manjimup
Rowena Roberts with Club guest Helen Ross
Rotary Club of Belmont
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From our first award winner right up to the 1997 winner ,
the award presentations were held at a normal Rotary meeting,
with the exception of those towards the end which were held at a special partners evening.
In 1998 , in good faith the Rotary Club agreed for Commissioner Falconer
to trial it at the police social club with the proviso that Rotary
could take it back to run at their meetings if they so wished.
The 1998 winner was the first aboriginal winner
and the 1983 was our first female winner.
The 2011 Award will be the 39th consecutive award
Rotary Club of Geraldton
Grant and Cathy Hargraves with Lachlan aged 14 weeks
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Rotary Club of Belmont
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Rotaractor Ian Ball looking a bit perplexed
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FLYERS and PROMOTIONS
For more information
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CLUB SNIPPETS
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Rotary Club of Geraldton
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Rotary Club of Attadale
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Rotary Club of Bunbury
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Rotary Club of Cunderdin
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ROTARY CLUB BIRTHDAYS
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On a lighter note
Some early Perth Pictures
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A friend returned from one of those events we get stuck with as we age.
“So, how did the class reunion go?” I asked.
“Kinda fun. Some sad moments, though.
Remember Lucy? I found out she died,” he answered.
“How awful! What happened?”
“She got a job at a chemical plant. Keith Simons was working there.
You know what those two were like
. Couldn’t think of anything but sex.
Anyway, one lunch break they sneaked out to a favorite spot
right in the middle of the factory and started making love.
They rolled under a railing and fell right into a vat of Methyl Orange
that some idiot had left open.
He paused for effect. “It reminds me of a Beatles song.”
“Huh? Which one?”
“Lucy in the Dye with Simons.”
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Answer to last weeks Quiz
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This Week
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