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Rotaractors mark 50 years of Rotaract 

at their triennial meeting

Members of Rotaract,

 Rotary's program for young leaders ages 18 to 30,

 gathered in Taipei, Taiwan,

 for their triennial Interota convention.

 Attendees marked the occasion with song, dance,

 and participation in service projects,

 celebrating the 50th anniversary of the program this year. 

from the Rotary Club of Armadale newsletter

Rotary Club of Kwinana

Rotary Club of Northam

Calling All Community Groups

You can sell duck race tickets to raise funds for your group.
The Mandurah Rotary Duck Race & Family Day

 is a free event on Easter Saturday.
The grand finale is the duck race itself which is $5.00 per duck to enter,

 and you can race as many ducks as you want!
For each book of 10 tickets sold,

 your group can keep 50% of the proceeds.

Visit for more information:

www.mandurahrotary.org.au/duck-race

New Members

Rotary Club of Mindarie

Past President Nigel  introduced Fiona Congreve 
who has been endorsed for membership of Rotary and our Club. 
He gave the induction charge.
 President Ralph then spoke about Fiona’s contribution
 to the Club’s various activities over the last 12 months
 and was pleased that she had finally agreed to join the Rotary family.
 He stated that Fiona would be a welcome addition and a valuable member







Rotary Club of Como

Carmel Magyar was reintroduced to Como Rotarians

 as she was given the status of Honorary Member 

Paul Harris Fellow

Rotary Club of Esperance Bay

Ian McCallum









New Flyers

Rotary Club of Pinjarra 

Pinjarra Civic Centre, 1915 Pinjarra Road, Pinjarra, WA, 6208

Rotary Club of Perth

D9455 

Rotary Clubs of Mandurah

Rotary Club of Northbridge

Rotary Clubs of
Attadale
Fremantle

Around the Clubs

pictures from February 6

Rotary Club of Narrogin

Rotarian Michael Ranieri received Senior Citizens Award 2018
 from Mayor Neil Ballard 








Rotary clubs of 
Albany Port
Mount Barker
Mundaring

Some great discussion and fellowship last night.

 We welcomed visiting Rotarians from Mundaring and Mt Barker clubs

 along with exchange students Julia and Julia from Brazil

Rotary Club of Karrinyup

Ona's 17th Birthday

Ona with Wayne

Matt, Kath and Neil

Matt

Trish and Matt




Rotary Club of Narrogin

Recently returned Exchange students gave their report to the Club

 about their experience's and thanked all involved:

 Rot. Thomas Popp ( Counselor for Germany ),

 Eva Closset ( current Exchange student from Belgium ),

 Sorcha Hetzel-Armstrong ( returned from Germany ),

 Allana Seale ( returned from France )

. Michael Beckwith, President

Rotary Club of West Perth

Ian Hutton had the pleasure of thanking Sarah 

for her presentation and recognised her with the club certificate

 donating 20 End Polio Now vaccines on her behalf.

President Jill just had to be happy with Sarah's presentation today

 and they do look really pleased.

 Bernie observed Sarah was a living tribute to RYE

David Cleary (Herisson Island) came along to hear
 Srah Barber's Outbound RYE story while Sarah
 is with Claudine Bouverat (Inbound RYE) and Ayu 

Girl power!

 Guest speaker Sarah Barber (Returned Outbound RYE)

 sharing the glow with Claudine Bouverat (Inbound RYE student),

 Janine Woods (Host mum to Caudine)

 and Danielle Wingenried (Elizabeth Quay)

Rotary Club of Busselton Geographe Bay

 Harry Curtin has returned home
 from his Short Term Exchange to Italy
pictured after his presentation 
with President Roger Marriot and Phil Cordery








Rotary Club of Attadale

A selection of photos from our Annual Crabbing Day 

at Mandurah on February 4^th.

Experts cleaning the crabs

Just some of the blue mannas

This should be enough crabs to feed the multitudes

President, Colin McCulloch, thanks our absolutely wonderful hosts

, Jim and Jenny Calcei

Enjoying the view and fellowship waiting for the feast

A fabulous selection of salads to go with the crabs

A fine table of cakes and desserts

Rotary Club of Esperance Bay

Rotary Club of Cambridge

Shawn Redhage, former professional basketball player

 with the Perth Wildcats and now retired 

as a player was Cambridge Rotary's guest speaker

 on Wednesday 07 February. 

Shawn gave a fascinating and humorous outline 

of his life and career.

 He is now coaching basketball at schools

 and the club is keen to assist by providing adjustable height hoops.

 Here Shawn is presenting and dwarfing DG Lindsay Dry

 and President Jeremy. Pic by Graham Mcharrie

Rotary Club of Como

Ian Ball Youth Director introduced our NYSF

 (National Youth Science Forum) participant Emma John 

who gave us a great wrap up on her recent two week camp in Canberra. 

NYSF District Director Ross Sweeney

 was on hand to listen to her fantastic presentation

Rotary Club of MillPoint

The Pride of Workmanship Program enables managers 

in our society to help employees achieve the goal of job satisfaction,

 and publicly recognize them for their efforts.

 Participating businesses promote the Pride of Workmanship theme of 

"Do it once- do it well" 

throughout their organization and nominate 

employees worthy of recognition,

 not only within the organization, but the wider community.

 Nominees of the Pride of Workmanship Program

 are presented with a trophy in recognition of their achievements

 The Awardees today were:

 Sue Johnson from the ANZ Bank proposed by Alan Jameson

 Brugh McDonald from LDTotal proposed by Michael Gottschalk 

Lillian Donald from Food Rescue proposed by Julie Broad

Rotary Clubs of
Boulder
Hannans
Kalgoorlie

The Sun is out and so are the combined

 Rotary clubs of Boulder, Kalgoorlie & Hannans

Rotary Club of Narrogin

Thomas Popp cooking breakfast on Australia Day

Club and District Flyers


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This video left me both amazed and depressed at the same time.

 Roy Beck uses Gumballs in this colorful presentation

 of data from the World Bank

 and U.S. Census Bureau to discuss World Poverty and Immigration.

 With over 3 Billion people in the world classified

 as desperately poor and making less than $2 a day

 it’s no wonder many view the United States

 as the ultimate destination.

 99.9% of the world’s poor will never make it

 to a wealthy country

 so doesn’t it make sense to help them prosper

 where they already live?

Just in case you missed it!!

A Tourism Australia ad inspired by Crocodile Dundee 

has aired to a potential 110 million Super Bowl viewers

 in the US as part of a record $US27m  campaign targeting American travellers. 

 The ad is a continuation of the Dundee

: The Son Of A Legend Returns Home faux trailers 

which have emerged online in recent weeks

 to make it appear a Crocodile Dundee film sequel was in preparation.

Western Australia

Cathedral Gorge