Sunday, September 21, 2014



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Philippine Rotary Day
 shines a light on
 Rotary Community Corps




By Jesse Allerton, 
Supervisor, Rotary Service Connections
One of the best aspects of my job is supporting
 and promoting Rotary Community Corps (RCCs). 
These are teams of men and women organized with the help 
of a sponsoring Rotary club to take action 
and improve their communities.
 RCCs empower their members to play an active
 and ongoing role in identifying and addressing their community’s needs.
 And they provide local leadership and sustainability 
to ensure that projects succeed.
On 22 August, I had the opportunity to attend
 a national Rotary Day in Manila 
celebrating the accomplishments of RCCs and other community service partners. 
The event was held at the Tuloy Foundation’s
 Don Bosco Streetchildren Village,
 an amazing nonprofit institution that has provided residential care 
and vocational training to more than 17,000
 disadvantaged youth over the past 20 years.
 More than 600 Rotarians, RCC officers
, and civic leaders came together for the event.

The day included a keynote speech by RI President Gary Huang,
 an address from the Vice President of the Philippines,
 Mr. Jejomar C. Binay (a Rotarian!), 
and inspirational remarks from Tuloy’s founder, Fr. Rocky Evangelista.
 Fr. Rocky shared the story of the Don Bosco Streetchildren’s Village,
 from its humble beginnings serving twelve children in a small room,
 to its present-day 4.5 hectare community,
 which serves up to 1,000 children at any given time. 
A group of the Tuloy kids put on a fun song
and dance performance showing the confidence 
and optimism they’ve gained through this program.


The Rotary Community Corps program 
was first developed in the Philippines in 1986,
 and throughout the day, RCCs were lauded
 (in the words of one speaker) as “the Philippines’ legacy to humanity.”
 President Huang praised RCCs for “finding solutions, 
not excuses” for community problems.
 Incoming RCC officers had the rare privilege of being inducted 
into office on stage by RI President Huang 
and their country’s own vice president, Mr. Binay.




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 Rotary International  President Gary is encouraging Districts 
to host a Rotary Day during 2014/2015. 
DG Brian and DG Angus (District 9455) will be doing that
 with a joint Family of Rotary Breakfast from 9.00am-11am 
on Sunday 23 November 2014 at Tompkins Park, Alfred Cove.
 All the details are in the flyer 
 We hope you and your members can make it along 
for some fun, food and fellowship.

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Rotary Club of Hillarys
 Congratulations and Welcome New Member
Warwick Pittman
Warwick is congratulated by Past President Graham Kent 
on behalf of all the Members


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Rotary Club of Armadale



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Rotary Club of Canning Bridge

Our newest member Jo Wilkie who was inducted 
  proudly supported by Marija Jelavic








WA Police Commissioner Karl O'Callaghan into our club as an Honorary Member. 
The Commissioner, in official and non-official capacities,
 has been of significant assistance to Rotary Clubs 
and the projects we support over many years.
 Recently signing an MOU to support Interplast 
for at least two years assisting children in Mongolia
, it is fitting that he be made welcome at Rotary Clubs throughout the world.
 Today he was ably supported by Inspector Vic Hussey 
and Sergeant Paul Daly (Rotary Club of Mill Point),
 both of whom also actively support Bright Blue - 
the Commissioner's Fund for Sick Kids



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Around the Clubs


Rotary Club of Northam
 Northam Clontarf Academy supervisor Oliver Brooke
 and President Jan Horsley sharing the excitement
 with the academy boys when they reached the top floor
 of the Brookfield Tower after participating in WA Rotary’s
  “Climb for a Smile” last Sunday.
 The Rotary Club of Northam sponsored the boys entry fee,
 event shirts and caps.
One of the boys gave a lovely speech to thank the Club
 for making it possible for them to participate.
  After lunch in Perth they all slept peacefully on the bus back to Northam,
 exhausted, happy 

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More "Climb for a Smile" pictures






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Rotary Club of Manimup
 Jonty Kammann with Ian Kamman and Don Faulks
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Rotary Club of Rockingham
Rotary Hat Night for Rotary Mental Health
. Rotary Club of Rockingham meeting on September 15


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Rotary Club of Kalgoorlie
 Local Member of Parliament John Bowler with Rotarian Gloria Moyle

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Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay

BUSES FOR CAMBODIA
Progress is slowly being made for the two buses 
which PRID Ken is working on for NGOs in Cambodia.
 He met with Prof. Glyn Vaughn from All Ears Cambodia 
and Prof. Callum Durward (Head of the Dental Faculty)
 and One2One Dental, to obtain signatures
 and discuss extra information required.
PRID Ken (2nd fr left) with Prof Vaughn,
 Prof Derward and Huy from One2One Dental

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Rotary Club of Scarborough
visited by the Innrwheel Club of Scarborough

 Top Table with Hugh Frost, Fred Marsh,
 Guest Speaker Heather Percival, President Brian Richards
 and Rob Collins




 Inner Wheel Pres Heather Percival, Secretary Liz Healy, 
Treasurer Dot Healy and Past Pres and Past President Tish Darch.





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Rotary Club of Fremantle

Quinlans TAFE Training Restaurant
  For our meeting on the 10th of September 2014
 Current club members were joined by a number 
of past members of Fremantle Rotary
 at our annual dinner at Quinlans 
Training Restaurant, Challenger TAFE in Beaconsfield.





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Rotary Club of Karrinyup

Was lovely to have visiting Rotarian Carole 
(pictured with our Youth Director Robyn and Community Service Director, Peter)
 join us for our meeting tonight.
 Carole is from Rotary Northallerton Mowbray,
 a club similar in size to ours who are also active 
in many Youth Projects in their local community. 


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Rotary Club of Ascot
 At our meeting on Tuesday Past District Governor  Bob Cooper
 provided us with some background information
 about all the amazing Youth Programs that we can tap into.
  He is seen here with our President Gary Jacobs 
admiring our new Bricktober Banner.


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Rotary Club of Kununurra
 Check it out!
For those of you wanting to check out the new
 Rotary Lake Argyle Mountain Bike Track

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Rotary Club of Ballajura Malaga
 Donation to Homeless Connect


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Rotary Club of Busselton Geographe Bay

Night out in Bunbury



Gary Prus thanked our guest speakers
Jenny and Rae from the Sea Shepherd Foundation
and presented them with their bottles of wine.


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Rotary Club of Armadale
 Great to have the District Rotaract Representative, Anthea McCormick,
 as our guest speaker tonight, along with fellow Rotaracters, 
Aaron Heupphauf and Rebecca Pederick.
 A fantastic team that are a real inspiration to us "mature" Rotarians. 
Past President, Maxine Spencer gave the vote of thanks,



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Rotary Club of Mount Lawley
at a recent meeting







Rotary Club of Applecross
 Lydia Cook told us about her "African Adventure".
 Lydia was a Edmund Rice Foundation volunteer 
to go to Tanzania to help run a camp for disadvantaged children.
 On finding that she had a gap of 6 months
 before she could continue her university studies..
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ty studies she volunteered to stay on and teach English at Arusha, Tanzanania. She told us of her remarkable and rewarding experiences. Our Club assisted Lydia in being a sponsor-we have been well rewarded in our faith in Lydia


 Scotty and Hendo arrive at this mornings meeting.




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Rotary Club of Cockburn
 Luke Gregory the General Manager of Invocare WA spoke to us this morning.
 Fascinating career in the Armed Forces, Banking and now Funerals!

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Rotary Club of Collie




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Rotary Club of Mundaring
 Seen here with Past President Rod Warnock


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Rotary Club of Narrogin

Open Day at the Narrogin High School.
The Rotary Club was active there with a busy Sausage Sizzle

 President Helen Sivyer, Heather Neasmith and Veronica Chong



 President Helen Sivyer, Thomas Popp, Michael Ranieri





at the sausage sizzle Helen Sivyer, Heather Neasmith, Veronica Chong




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Rotary Club of Karrinyup




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Rotary Club of Kununurra
 Our current inbound, Claire, participated in Climb for a Smile last weekend


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Rotary Club of West Perth
 Trish Lynch, D9455 RYE Placement Officer - Asia/Americas/Turkey;
 President Bernie Foley; Exchange Student Carla Escandar; 
Host Rotarian Family Colin and Tina Arthur

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Rotary Club of Northam
Peter with Greg ver Linden and exchange student Belgin






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November




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Rotary Club of North Bridge
 2014 Rotary Italian Car Day

Sunday 2nd November, 2014

10.00am – 3.00pm
(display car entry from 9.00am)



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          When I go to a local discount store to get oil and filters for my car, 
I buy my wife a bouquet of flowers on display 
near the checkout counter. 
 During one trip, 
some women in line behind me were oohing and aahing 
about a husband getting flowers for his wife.  
"How often do you do that?" one asked. 

          Before I could answer, 
the cashier, more than familiar with my routine, said, 
"Every three months or 3,000 miles, 
whichever comes first."


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