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Past District
Governor (D9455) Phillip Skelton
was inducted as a new member of our club;
We welcome Rekha Koul as a new member to our club
and look forward
to your engagement in our service and fellowship programs.
Mentor, Heather McNaught, President Gail McCulloch,
Shelley
Konig and Sponsor, Keith McNaught
We were so excited to finally present
Matthew Colley with his new member package.
Matthews induction started via Zoom
in March
and now that we can meet in person we finished the process!!
Welcome to our 2 newest Rotarians -
Jonathan
Haylock (Project Manager) and Elliott Hutzell (In-car Technology)
. Our club
looks forward to the fellowship and engagement these new members bring
Stella Familton receiving her Paul Harris Fellow
award
Well deserved and congratulations Stella
Paul Harris Award goes to Gerry
For his considerable work for the club and the
community
PHF to our dear friend Glynn Schragger
We were pleased to have his grand daughters receive
the award in memory of Glynn
our newest Paul Harris Fellow.
Well deserved for all the work you have done in our Club
and within the
Community.
Vocational
Director Rae Heston was acknowledged with
a Paul Harris Fellow for her
excellent contribution to Rotary.
Trevor Ridley is presented with a
Paul Harris Fellowship award.
President Elect Donna McDonald was
honoured to receive the prestigous
Club Award for Rotarian of the Year
2019/2020 for 'service above self'
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New Rotary Area
of Focus: Supporting the Environment.
The Rotary Foundation Trustees and Rotary
International Board of Directors
have both unanimously approved adding a new
area of focus:
supporting the environment.
More than $18 million in Foundation global grant
funding
has been allocated to environment-related projects over the past five
years.
Creating a distinct area of focus to support the environment
will give
Rotary members even more ways to bring about positive change
in the world and
increase our impact.
Supporting the environment becomes Rotary's
seventh area of focus
, which are categories of service activities supported by
global grants.
It joins peacebuilding and conflict prevention; disease
prevention
and treatment; water, sanitation, and hygiene; maternal
and child
health; basic education and literacy;
and community economic development
I have just attended the funeral of Clem via
videolink.
I was asked to present a eulogy which was read by a local
Rotarian.
Clem and I forged a very close working relationship with
both
the 3H Program and PolioPlus
and we each stayed in each other’s home on a
number of occasions.
Rotaract in WA
Changeover
Fully online, please register early to get a
link!
Friday, July 3rd
6.30pm for a 7.00pm start
Theme: Mix'n'Match: wear something formal
with
something informal!
A formal dinner jacket with trackies,
or a onesie with
your hair and makeup done up real nice;
choose what works for you!
Recommendation: Get together with others
and celebrate
together, if you are comfortable doing so,
in a safe manner, abiding by all
government requirements
for social distancing!
As another year draws to a close and the
new
Rotary year blossoms anew,
we would like to invite you to attend
the Rotaract
in WA Changeover,
where we will be changing over all of the
Presidents of the
Rotaract clubs in WA,
presenting the Rotaract in WA awards
and generally
celebrating all things Rotaract!
Make sure to register early, either on
Facebook,
or using the Google Form!
Facebook:
Google Form:
said: "My
highlight from the past year would be seeing
the Rotaract club of Belmont grow.
We started as two people that wanted to create a club
to help young people with
the
ir careers,but more importantly to create positive change
within our local
and global community.
Since then we have grown, we now have 15 enthusiastic
members
with which we held our first ever event,
that was very successful.
We
now also have a heap of plans and goals
for the future to create change.
This
Rotaract year as president has been a challenging one
but I’m happy and proud
of every one of my members
and the club that we created.
I only hope that we
continue to grow so we can give back
and positively impact our community."
Do you have an affinity with Latin
America?
Many people have been impacted
financially by COVID-19.
In particular, international students have been hard
hit,
with sudden loss of part-time jobs, cancellation of all flights
and family
back home also affected.
Many students are skipping meals and have no way out.
Although Rotary in Australia often has a
focus on our
near neighbours in the Asia Pacific,
many Rotarians and
Rotaractors have a strong affinity with Latin America
due to our long standing
exchange program,
as well as family ties, professional links, travel
experiences and
a love of the rich culture that Latin America offers.
The
students who are in our communities now
are our neighbours and friends and they
need help.
to enable tax-deductible donations via
RAWCS - Rotary Australia World
Community Service
to provide much needed relief for students from Latin
America.
Somos21 is a not for profit organisation promoting greater connection
and collaboration between professionals across Australia and Latin America.
Significantly, the first $15,000
received via
will be matched by a Rotary Australia Compassionate
Grant
to make $30,000.
Help us reach this goal before June 30.
If you are able to donate, please do, or
please share our campaign.
Latin American students in Australia
needing support can apply here:
https://somos21apoyo.typeform.com/to/ZlcUXP
https://somos21apoyo.typeform.com/to/ZlcUXP
Thank you
Kate McKenzie
Rotary E Club of WA
Project Manager
Every person should have safe,
accessible,
and timely surgery when they need it.
This access brings back
smiles to faces as there
is the prospect of a brighter future.
Since 1983,
Interplast has been performing life-changing surgery
across the Asia Pacific
region.
Help us continue this essential work
to bring back smiles
by making a donation to
before 30 June 2020.
Together, we can change lives.
Make a tax deductible donation to
mental health research before June 30.
Please donate to our COVID-19 appeal here:
. We thank outgoing Past President
Martin (aka ScoMo)
for all his hard work over the past year especially during
the challenging times.
On the night we welcomed Matthew as the incoming
President,
fitting that this years Rotary theme “Rotary Opens Opportunities”.
An amazing night for the Club celebrated by members, family and friends.
We
thank District Governor Graham and Assistant Governor Dee
for their attendance last
night.
A mention must be made to Dorothy Carter who has been a long supporter
of the Club and makes the long trek all the way from Cunderdin.
Thank you all and here’s to a great Rotary year
2020-21!!!
Outgoing DG Wayne Milnes and Suzanne,
Outgoing President Beth Philipps
and Peter, Incoming President Rob Miller and
Lyn
The new board is Peter Philipps -
Vocation, Jason Scott - Community,
Darral Donovan - Seargeant, Donnah Francome,
President Elect -
Beth Philipps - Secretary, Rowan Lambert - Treasurer,
Yvette
Cases-Broehmer - Youth
the new President of Perth Rotary!
It was a very enjoyable Thursday evening at the
Roleystone Cub
(Windows on Wygonda Restaurant)
was inducted to
begin his second cumulative year as Club President
Tonight was an important night in the
Rotary calendar, changeover night.
Norm McPherson handed over the chain of
office, the charter and the gavel
to Cindi Brassington.
We enjoyed a traditional roast dinner
at the bowling club.
Thank you to the bowling club members.
The district governor Graeme Peden travelled from
Perth
to join us which we appreciated.
Rotary Club of Moora Paul Harris
Fellows.
Amazing group of people.
President Stuart then thanked the retiring Board for their
service
and commitment and introduced the Board for 2020/2021.
President Stuart welcomed us all to this first face to face
meeting since March.
We all looked
pretty good considering and it was great
to see Joey looking fit, well and
ready to keep George well and truly in line.
Also Peter Cockcroft looking fit and well.
Keep it up Peter.
It was also great to
welcome Mike and Margaret Nicol,
always lovely to have you both join us:
Ian
Handcock, what a lovely surprise and ADG Ian Pittaway,
always welcome to our
meetings.
Another congratulations to Paul for winning the
Norm Sharland award, well deserved!
Congratulation David Bennett on winning a Norm
Sharland award
and thanks to past president Mike for leading us through these
challenging times.
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other news!!!!
It was great to finally get back to
face to face meetings this week
Trish with Tracy
Peter Durrant and Roy Stall
President Richard at the podium
President Lesley and raffle
organiser David present
second place winner Lisa Thompson with her voucher
for their soup kitchen at night
from 6pm.
They run this service during the week to help the homeless
and those
less fortunate.
down there as well to hand out
the sleeping bags
Host John Stockbridge with guest speaker Bob Coventry
from the Rotary Club of Fremantle
Bob spoke about the Sadakan marches WW2
Felicia made her beautiful and
heartfelt presentation on
"My Year in Australia" at our meeting on
Tuesday evening
. It was an insightful, thoughtful presentation.
She was presented with her farewell gift which she seemed pretty happy
She was presented with her farewell gift which she seemed pretty happy
with
according to the huge smile.
Thank-you to the Sound Telegraph for
publishing this story.
President Geoff Cornell presenting to Rotarian
Larry Manno
of Mount Lawley Rotary Club
and mentor for the Mount Lawley
Interact club a donation.
Thank you to the Interact Club for your help at the
Hyde Park Fair
and we are happy to help support your Interact projects and
causes.
Outstanding group of young achievers
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Wipeout or Win?
People Are Awesome
Vs.
Fail Army!
A New View of the Moon
Western Australia
Albany
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