Sunday, July 12, 2020



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We welcomed Nicola Johnston and Barbara McNaught as members.










We  welcomed  new member; Marg Bacon. 







we inducted our second year David Goldstone Scholars as Rotarians.
 Welcome to Rotary International Scholars!














Roy Philbin was presented with a a certificate of appreciation
 and 2 sapphire PHF for his work on Youth in the District








Colin Gets a Gong

Long-serving Rotarian, Colin Ryniker was  recognised at Changeover Night 
for his unstinting service to the club and the community 
by the awarding of a Paul Harris Fellow with Sapphire. 
He is shown receiving the award from Andrew Murray.










Max Puddey is honoured with a Paul Harris Award
 for his work on the Cambridge Community Shed
























Rotary Club of Mill Point’s Rotarian of the year - Kelly Gillen -
 so well deserved for his ‘Linen Project’ !
 Congratulations Kelly, so proud to know you and be part of RCMP alongside you!











The Changeover dinner is taking place and Natika Hawes Wright
 has just been named Rotarian of the year.






































Hello All,
BCMF are located at Mae Sot on the Thai /Myanmar border.
 Mostly they work across the border in Myanmar.
Recently they have distributed wheelchairs in North Thailand ,
 and once into Laos.
We have been sending to BCMF since 2016 ,
 they along with Lombok Forgotten Children
 our most prolific suppliers of feedback.
Debbie Singh from Wanneroo RC 
has  been to Mae Sot many times
 and John Knight, twice I think.




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Dear Don,

How are you? 
Hope everything is well with you.

 I would like to pass on to you feedback from the recipients 
who received wheelchairs during our latest wheelchairs
 fitting missions in Thailand. 
The first mission was help on 22 January in Mae Sariang District, 
Mae Hong Son Province. 
The second mission was help between  10-17 March 2020
 in the Eastern provinces of Thailand. 
During this mission we provided 90 children with wheelchairs.

I have attached some photos and stories from that missions below.
 I will send you some more photos in a separate email since 
there are quite a lot of photos to share. 

Thank you for all you help supporting our missions.
 hope you enjoy the photos with the stories! 

Kind regards,
Kabaw






















The Rotary Club of Freemantle
P.O. Box 196
Freemantle, WA 6959

Thursday 2nd July, 2020


Dear President and Rotarians,

President Mark Lucey and the members of the Rotary Club of Mount Beauty wish to

THANK YOU VERY MUCH

for your much appreciated support with our project to purchase Air Purifiers 
for the three Aged Care Facilities in Mount Beauty, Bright and Myrtleford.
 We were particularly thrilled to get support from such a distance
 and hope that we can be of service to you some day.

As you are aware, the bushfire season was horrendous this year
 and our valleys were impacted enormously with the thick smoke 
that hung in the air for over two months. 
Elderly residents were evacuated to Albury/Wodonga or Wangaratta
 but there was still the cost of lives lost.

We purchased 45 Breville Air Purifiers at a cost of $22,500
 and each of the above towns have received 15
 to be installed in the Aged Care homes and hospitals.

Without your help, this would not have been possible
 and we are extremely grateful.


Kindest regards,
Rotary Club Mount Beauty

Mark Lucey














In the fifth episode of the
podcast we hear from
, who was president of the Rotary Club of Mt Lawley
 when the episode was recorded. Melissa was due to trek Kokoda for
in April 2020 but the trip has been postponed to April 2021.
 Support her fundraising for Rotary partner Shelterbox 
by heading here:
(Episode recorded pre-COVID).
Would you like to nominate a Rotarian to participate in the podcast? 
We are looking for interviewees! 
Email Marketing@rotarywa9455.org to find out more. 
We are looking for Rotarians from both sides of the river!













Visit the Face Book page to donate

Marathon for Mental Health

Fundraiser for Australian Rotary Health by Nathan Blockley 











































BUY YOUR 2019 Tickets
For Bricktober 2019
via https://www.myshowtickets.com.au
This Year  we are back at Curtin Stadium.
 Curtin Stadium is
Located on the grounds of Curtin
 University

























Gonged but not forgotten. President David’s time has come to an end 
and we welcomed President Peter Hill.
 Congratulations to David for his Stirling leadership
 over the past 12 months charting a course through COVID-19 
and celebrating many successes along the way.
 Our club has raised nearly $100,000 with money going back into 
the community supporting mental health, foodbank, children’s leukaemia,
 youth programs and much more. 
We are a service club and we provide many times that which
 we raise in charity work as well. 
Congratulations to David and his board and indeed to all the members 
Best or luck to President Peter.







































































Boost For Mia Grace’s Education
Our club has recognised a much-loved  Rotarian,
 the late Frank Fiocco, by donating $3,000 to a fund 
to support the education of his young daughter, Mia Grace.

At Changeover Night, President Andrew Murray 
presented the cheque to Frank  Paolino,
 Manager of Bendigo Bank North Perth
 and close friend of the Fiocco family.







: The out-going board for the 2019/20 club year
(L to R) Michael Rosario, Merilyn Adamson, Andrew Murray,
 Charles Russo, Joy Northover, Robyn Penny,
 David Moir, Colin Ryniker and Adam Gale.













A Rotary changeover dinner is always a fun night.
 Tonight was no exception.
We hosted several special guests including 
Rotary Assistant Governor Bruno Fic,
 and Federal MP Anne Aly
.
We thanked many of our amazing sponsors,
 including Anthony at
, which have supported us in assisting our community.

With a changing of the guards, 
we welcome our new President Sam, and wish him a great year.













Changeover dinner for Bunbury Rotary Club

Outgoing president Michelle Piotrowski 
with new president Margaret Robertson. 
Picture: Anthony Mibus





















Change-Over 2020.
Thank you to Chrissie for your leadership in tough times.

John T, we look forward to your inspiration






President Linda and District 9455 Governor Jon 
at our Change Over Dinner held on 10 July 2020.
 President Linda said the Club is moving forward even with 
the restrictions placed on many not-for-profits 
and we welcome new members to join us to support 
those in the community doing it tough.








Out going President Mark Williamson made welcome our new Present Ross Kiesey. 


























It was fun and engaging start to the 2020/21 Rotary year 
with breakfast joined by newly appointed DG Jon. 






















CONGRATULATIONS to our communications team
 for being announced as the winners
 for the Communications Award for the 2019/20 year 
at the recent Rotary District 9455 Virtual Changeover.




































Farewell to Julia (Finland 🇫🇮),
 who had a fabulous exchange in the Midwest region
 hosted by the Rotary Club of Geraldton.















Nils and his last host family, the Shoebridges.
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Paul has departed to go home to Germany.
Happy and sad farewell moments at the airport and last weekend.
 Thank you for being such a fun friendly ambassador for your country
 and the program Paul. 
To the Trezise, Sloan and Holland families thank you very much
 for providing Paul with unique different and caring host family experiences. 
The Kojonup community, club, members and partners
 left Paul with many amazing memories













Our first meeting of the New Rotary Year was on Monday night and it was a busy night:
- We sadly said goodbye to our exchange student David Tomecko from Slovakia 
who is flying home on Thursday










Last Thursday, we farewelled exchange student Rasmus as he returned to Denmark.
 It was great to host you, Rasmus!















Thank you St John of God Subiaco Theatre staff 
for your continued support of West Australians.

Today Como Rotarians presented them with personal care items
 made by the Carson Street Sewing Group













Thanks to the local community, we collected 691kgs of food
 on Sunday and with a few late contributions in the last few days,
 our total is over 700kgs of food for Foodbank
. Pat yourselves on the back Wembley, Jolimont and Daglish residents.












Rotary Opens Opportunities -
 this week our Community Service Committee met to plan activities
 for the new Rotary year and was delighted 
to welcome newcomer Tracey to the ranks. 
Tracey contacted us as she is interested helping the community.
 Former Community Service Director Peter is seen here with Tracey 
outlining some of our community service projects. 
Newcomers are always welcome.










Perth Rotary members were privileged to have Mr Nicolo Constantini
, Italian Consul of Western Australia as our guest speaker 










President Rachel visited Foodbank Mandurah to check out the scales
 that they purchased using Mandurah Rotary Christmas Wishing Well Funds. 
The volunteers all agreed they arrived at just the right time
 (as covid hit) and they saved a lot of time.













Como Rotarians had a great day washing chairs to send off to Timor L'este 
in the new 40 foot container at Kent Street High School.
 Thank you to everyone who helped with this fabulous project.














































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Jail Break































Western Australia


Willie Creek Pearl Farm   Broome



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