Sunday, June 22, 2014



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June is Fellowship Month 



Challenge Alaska 
thanks Davis Boyd Memorial Foundation 2013








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Wine Appreciation Fellowship



 Rotary Wine Appreciation Fellowship. 
Conrad has been a member of the 
Rotary Club of Grapevine, D 5790, Texas for 38 years,
 served as District Governor in 1991-92 
 he’s been exceptionally active in his involvement of over 
350 humanitarian and educational grants, cultural exchange grant projects
 in the US in over 30 foreign countries. 
As President of the Rotary Wine Appreciation Fellowship,
 from 2002 he has taken this Fellowship from 11 members
 in two countries to over 3,000 members 
(spouses are included) in 55 countries.


















ISLAMABAD: 
Nearly 40 trucks carrying internally displaced persons (IDPs)
 from North Waziristan en route to Afghanistan
 were turned back by the Pakistan army 
at the Pak-Afghan border on Thursday.
Speaking with The Express Tribune, an official said the families
 had refused to have their children vaccinated against polio.
 “They have demanded that the government should first provide them
 with proper food and shelter before they have their children vaccinated,”
 the official said on the condition of anonymity. 
The trucks were diverted to a camp in Bannu.
The official said that it is now the provincial government’s responsibility
 to ensure that all IDPs entering the province 
are vaccinated against polio.
 Military officials told The Express Tribune 
that they hope Operation Zarb-e-Azb will enable access 
to children who have not received the vaccine since 2012.
 Vaccinations will be carried out at check posts 
and 20 registration centres – 
with ten each for men and women –
 have been set up, military sources said.
On the other hand, according to the Prime Minister’s Polio Cell, 
nearly 40,000 children have been vaccinated during
 the two-day Emirates Polio Campaign in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P)
 and the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (Fata)
under the UAE-Pakistan Assistance Programme (UPAP).
 “The target was 37,000 children and it is a positive sign
 that 3000 more children were also vaccinated,” said an official.
Speaking to The Express Tribune, EPI National Manger Dr Ejaz Khan 
said there are currently 61,000 IDPs in the Bannu camp, 
of which 2,930 are children. 
In Dera Ismail Khan, there are 740 children
 who have been vaccinated.
 Dr Khan said there are ample amounts of the polio vaccine
 and the federal EPI has additional stock.
 Two mobile medical teams have been deputed to vaccinate children 
against polio in the area. 
Dr Khan said the movement of IDPs from North Waziristan 
is a good sign as it is providing an opportunity 
to vaccinate all those children who have never been vaccinated.

Published in The Express Tribune, June 20th, 2014.








D9465 Foundation Chair Past District Governor Pushpa 
presented  outgoing District Governor Erwin Biemel
 with an expression of appreciation for his support this year

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A Rotary grant helped start this unique program
 in Queensland, Australia.
 See how it's helping students from an indigenous community


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Please make your Tax Deductible Gift to Australian Rotary Health 
via the website, thank you for your generosity






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Rotary Club of Mill Point
new member Bob Chopra


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Rotary Club of Willetton

Newest member Peter Cunningham 
pictured here with his wife Kim and Rotarian Greg Vines.



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Rotary Club of Como
Rotary Club ofComo's newest Paul Harris Fellows…
Barbara Dodman and Marielle Sloss with John McGrath MLA

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Presidential Citations

Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay





Rotary Club of Southern Districts





Rotary Club of Mundaring
While we all know that the citation is for the club’s achievement
 of a variety of criteria throughout the year, 
we also know that it is effective leadership 
that allows any group achieve its goals.
 Our first lady president, Sue Reid, 
displayed those qualities of leadership that made this club 
continue to be an effective and productive Rotary Club 
of which we can be proud and it was Sue’s dedication, enthusiasm
 and drive that carried us along and resulted in us receiving the award.


Well done Sue! You have raised the bar a couple of notches






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Club Builder Awards

Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay



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Rotary Club of Mundaring

 Club Builder Award to a stalwart of the club
 and of Rotary, David Brockway.


David somehow conjures up extra hours in the day and days in the week!
 As our Sunday Markets organiser, the District Shelterbox Representative,
 member of the Camp Opportunity committee
 and a raft of other duties performed for Rotary 
and other entities such as the RSPCA and UWA!




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Around the Clubs



Rotary Club of Como
Changeover Night 



President John Garmony officiating at his last Formal meeting

 before the Changeover to our new President Lindsay Brown  [below]






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Rotary Club of Busselton Geographe Bay

On Friday  MLA Troy Buswell  presented the cheque 
from the Lotteries Commission for The Men’s Shed 
with about 80 people attending.


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Rotary Club of Byford and Districts
Presented Brian and Kim with a cheque for their share
 of the Rotary/SJ Men's Shed Quiz night


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Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay



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Rotary Club of West Perth
Wow! What a life Vic Hall has been leading, 
and now 30+ years of retirement behind him. 
Vic gave us a great outline of his incredible life with family, sport
and his role in technical education! 
He has also had a hectic Rotary life that involved his family 
and he continues to enjoy a healthy Rotary life today.
 Photographed here with Host Neville, Tom Woods and Pres Steve.





Visiting couple, Michael Thomason and Suzie Ditmars, from Mission Bay, California 
who had previously hosted  District Governor Elect Angus and Grace
 during their DG training schedule



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Rotary Club of Mill Point
Pines Restaurant Bentley Tafe Awards Night





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Rotary Club of Perth

The life and times of Mark McGowan - Leader of the Opposition


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Rotary Club of Pinjarra

We were given an interesting introduction to the 
North Pinjarra Progress Association by Lesley Ewing. 
The Association is a community based volunteer organisation 
and promotes community health, social inclusion and cultural diversity
. The NPPA will be conducting a Wellness Day
 in the near future and this will be part sponsored
 by the Rotary Club of Pinjarra.


 Club Treasurer Willie Brown, and Publicity Officer Geoff Booth
, presented Lesley with a cheque to support the Wellness Day.



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Rotary Club of Rockingham
at the Sydney Convention







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Rotary Club of Hannans
Vocational breakfast at the ABC Radio Station Kalgoorlie.


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Rotary Club of Karrinyup


Our club has supported MS over many years. 
Pictured here is Community Service Committee member, Colin,
 making a presentation to Sue from MS 
who says she almost feels like a member of the club she has been so often




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Rotary Club of Fremantle
Our travel guru Rotarian George Booth
 arranged a trip to Thailand
 for a blind group.
 Here he is together with Maisie Vaughan
 also from Freo Rotary having fun 
with the group and some friendly elephants


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Rotary Club of Scarborough 

Adele Chretien gave her farewell presentation to Scarborough Rotarians on Thursday
. Adele spoke about her time in Australia, her friends
, her school and of the things she had learnt about herself. 




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Rotary Club of Manjimup 



      Exchange student Livia of Switzerland –
 final presentation titled “My Big Adventure in Australia”.




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Rotary Club of Geraldton Greenough

Inbound Marc from Switzerland gave us his final presentation this morning
, an excellent insight into a fabulous year. 
Marc showed us the highlights of his year as well 
as pointing out how different a year it is from a year in Switzerland



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Rotary Club of Narrogin 

Exchange Student Kristina Kapustina at her last meeting
 after giving her farewell speech to Rotary Club of Narrogin , 
with 2015 outgoing Exchange student Annie Antonie 
and former Rypen student Phoebe Davis


 Exchange Student Kristina Kapustina from Vladivostok ( Russia )
 admiring the real Christmas tree

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Club Promotions

June


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July








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The Fellowship committee invites Perth Rotary Club Members, Families 
and Friends to come along to the Regal Theatre
 for the ICW Production of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Sound Of Music
 on Wednesday 16 July.

 $10 from the sale of every ticket bought using
 PERTH ROTARY CLUB as the booking name comes back to our club.


 To book A-reserve tickets, ($89/pp or $65/Senior, concession or student
 please contact Robyn Evans on 0416 251 265 
or via email rr_evans@hotmail.com to reserve your ticket on
Wednesday 16 July using Perth Rotary Club as the booking name
 Payment by credit card.
 (You must book via Robyn to ensure Perth Rotary
receives the $10 fund raising component).








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Eyes on the Road






Insane Himalayas Bus Ride - not for the faint hearted





Western Australia

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