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New Members
Membership Director Linley Lambert,
President Rob Miller,
Tyler Nicholls, Steph Nicholls and mentor, Lynne Strudwicke
What a moment of celebration,
awarding
Honorary Life Membership to Annie Wearn,
a person that has been at ROC
from the onset 
Annie started her Rotary journey at the Rotary Club of Matilda Bay
Annie started her Rotary journey at the Rotary Club of Matilda Bay
and had a
huge impact; in fact, the year they were President,
they won the District
President of the Year Award.
Annie maintain an active Rotary life at Matilda bay
Annie maintain an active Rotary life at Matilda bay
and then took a brief time
away
. She didn’t get much of a break as she
were quickly brought back to the
newly formed Rotary of Crawley where her passion for youth
was instantly
focused
on the school link program.
Annie become the driving force behind ROC’s
relationship
with Kiara College and the Four Way Speaking Test.
In the last few years Annie have taken a step back
In the last few years Annie have taken a step back
for some well-deserved rest,
but she and her partner, Geoff,
have maintained active social connections
to
the club and our members.
Annie is the true embodiment of the Rotarian ideals
and will be an absolute ROC star forever.
Congratulations Annie!
Congratulations Annie!
Congratulations to Ron and Roma
as they both received
sapphires to add to their Paul Harris Fellowship Awards.
and Mark Chaston.
Well deserved
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The Rotary Club
of Mill Point celebrated our annual Changeover Dinner
at the Royal Perth Golf
Club this past weekend
. It is always a wonderful night with a fun theme.
Welcome to our new President and Directors,
and congratulations to all of this year's
award winners!
Bon soir! Our very own Frenchman!
Welcome to our new president Ian
Telfer and thank you to Bridget Green
for a year of service under extraordinary
circumstances.
other news
Rotary MEANS
Business Networking July Event.
Members of Rotary who are in business and their guests
attended a well organised and welcoming
#RotaryMeansBusiness Networking Event.
Calling past members of our club ...
we're celebrating 40 years of service
as a Club on 21st February 2021
at a Gala
Dinner and we'd love you to join us.
Email Charter Member Nev Eastman
Email Charter Member Nev Eastman
(neveastman@westnet.com.au)
with your current
details and we'll take it from there.
#rotarylife #rotary #rotaryinbunbury #celebrations
Story and pic:
#rotarylife #rotary #rotaryinbunbury #celebrations
Story and pic:
Mandurah
teenage support charity
running on generous donations
during COVID-19
Peel Passages Youth Engagement Hub manager Jade Gillespie
said
the virus had been particularly challenging for the organisation,
but had also
brought out the best in the local community.
"The requests for emergency relief from Passages
has really
increased over the last three months," she said.
"It's reassuring and refreshing to get donations from young
people,
because they're the ones who can spread the message
between their
friends about who we are and what we do."
The Hub, which is a joint venture between the St Vincent de Paul
Society WA
and the Rotary Clubs of Perth and Mandurah,
is in need of everything
from pantry food items to shoes,
toiletries, tents, sleeping bags, pillows and
backpacks.
. We exceeded our target of $5000 to
raise a total of $5337!
We had members of the club riding,
providing support and supporting the team
by waving us off and donating to the
fundraiser.
for making it happen and all the support crew which helped the team
cycle over 700km's across 5 days
. An estimated $12,500+ was also pumped into the wheatbelt economy
by everyone involved over the whole trip.
Go WA!
Another milestone from the
Shed we support.
Our bike group delivered the first 15 bikes to
Bicycles 4 Humanity today.
These will be headed for Namibia in the next
shipment.
Congratulations Hugh on the great
work you have done for Rotary International
and for our own Ascot Rotary Club
over the years.
Your efforts are appreciated by the Club and District.
Hugh's
efforts were acknowledged this morning at our meeting.
fun night of fellowship ad carpet bowls
organised by Assistant Governor Graham Sampson
Meeting 15th July, PDG Graham Pedan
and PP Peter Mack visited the Club
and are pictured with PE Max Hipkins &
Dir. Lahiru Mudunkotuwa.
This was a working meeting where PRID Ken Collins
carried out a refresher
on Bingo as it is going to be started up again next
Tuesday, 21st July
at the Cambridge Bowling Club at 7.30pm.
Please join us for
Bingo on Tuesday!
Glen was our bulletin editor, who continued to
produce
the bulletin even when he was working away in Port Hedland.
President
Rob and Past President Beth p
resented Glen with an appreciation certificate and
a gift.
Isiah presents Beth with the Rotary
Club of Willich's banner.
for our dinner meeting too and
fantastic to hear
about the upcoming projects they’ve got lined up.
Henrike was farewelled at the airport for her
return to Germany
Her host club the Rotary Club of Batavia Coast said their goodbyes
earlier
as it's a four and a half hour drive away from Perth.
Safe travels
Henrike
Felicia (Sweden , hosted
by the Rotary Club of Subiaco) and host family.
, hosted
by the Rotary Club of Subiaco) and host family.
Our final two inbounds were farewelled tonight
by
school friends, host families and club members
. RAF from Brazil was hosted by
the Rotary Club of Bridgetown
and Johanna from Sweden hosted by Rotary Club of
Willetton.
Sports Prodigies
Kids Are Awesome!
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