Sunday, September 20, 2020


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                                                  from the Mount Lawley newsletter










Today we inducted two members to the Perth Rotary Club -

 Robyn Scotney and Sebastian Tarrant. 

Welcome to the Worlds Newest Rotarians, 

looking forward to working with Robyn and Seb

 to make our world a better place.

 Congratulations and Welcome!

 







Today we inducted the youngest member ever - Maddison Filippou,

 Political and Law student at Notre Dame.

 Welcome Maddison,

 we look forward to hearing more about you and working with you 

Opening Opportunities in our community and beyond!

Picture: Alison Thair (on left) inducting Maddison (in the middle)

 with Adriana (Maddison's mum), looking on with pride!

 










We were thrilled to welcome a new member this week.

  new member Sandra McGuire with

        Mentor Ken Foggo our International Service Director

       Induction officer Stuart Stone introducing her to President Richard Prunster

Sandra will serve on the International Service Committee







Dr. Jem Xu was officially inducted into the Club by PRID Ken Collins.







At our Membership Night on 31 August, 

we welcomed a new Rotarian, Frank Paolino.

 Frank is the manager at Bendigo Bank in North Perth.

 He is shown below receiving his membership certificate

 from President, Victor Giudicatti.








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Hat Day is now only 3 weeks away,

 but remember you can help #Liftthelidonmentalillness 

anytime during Mental Health Month in October!

Register here: https://buff.ly/2AWleKO





























Free Event! So please come out and join us for the launch.

 There’s still time to register.

 Visit: https://bit.ly/ViennaPopsLaunchEventRSVP















Only 7 sleeps to go until the biggest quacktastic event of the year at 

Hillarys Boardwalk - Hillarys Boat Harbour

! Have you got your duck in the race?

 Head to duckderby.com.au for your chance to win

 and with odds expected around 1 in 5000 you would be crazy not to buy a ticket! 

 




















Join us for Hat Day to raise funds

 for Australian Rotary Health mental health research.

 Hat Parade will be on level 50 of Central Park to watch the sunset.

 












Wednesday, 21 October 2020 from 18:00 UTC+08-19:00 UTC+08

Public · Hosted by Rotary of Elizabeth Quay

Online event

http://Www.eventbrite.com.au/e/squad-summit-tickets-120695885643

October is Mental Health Month, and your hosts Gen EQ

 want to put the spotlight on emotional well-being.

We are living in turbulent times; how do we support ourselves

 and others to navigate the challenges we face?

We warmly welcome all REQ members and the broader community

 to join us for our Squad Summit.

 Squad Summits provide a window into the

 Rotary of Elizabeth Quay culture and activities.

At these virtual gatherings are held every second month and a squad will host 

an interactive presentation and conversation about our purpose:

 Inspiring and Facilitating Generosity. 

These interactive 1-hour meetings allow club members to celebrate achievements,

 share opportunities for volunteering, and understand how 

the club is progressing across our strategic aspirations. 

Community members will not only gain an insight into the culture of our club

 but will be welcome to participate and nominate for future generosity opportunities.

This Squad Summit will be hosted by

 Gen EQ: Dani, Ale Conradie, Boris, Andrew, and Levante



























Due to circumstances outside our control
, we've had to change the dates of RYLA 2021
 to the week of Saturday 9th January - 16th January.  





 

The application form is available online 

 https://forms.gle/ttcL5P9TAyi4Axf48  

Please get your applications in by 15th November 2020.


































 

Congratulations to the Rotary Club of Rockingham 

on receiving a platinum Rotary Citation for 2019-20. 

All members of the club should be proud of their efforts

 in achieving the goals required to get a platinum citation.








Over the past number of years The Rotary Club of North Perth 
has supported and organisation called Starting Over Support (SOS)
. Starting Over support is a community initiative dedicated 
to supporting families and individuals escaping crisis situations in Perth.
 The work of SOS is focused on providing free household goods
 and furniture to those who have been referred by crisis refuges,
 government and non government agencies when they
 leave the security of a shelter or a refuge. 
The Rotary Club of North Perth has supported them by way of cash or kind.
 They get no government support.
 With  the aid of a District grant our club purchased on their behalf 
11 fridges, 4 washing machines and 11 microwaves.
 Total spend for these items was $5,000.00.
 These will be distributed to families who are in most need.
 SOS is located in Bayswater and support of household items
 and cash are most welcome. 



Penny Webb CEO of SOS, Bruno Fic, Geoff Cornell 

and Kathie Mitchell SOS Service Administrator. 



Rotarian Bruno Fic and President Geoff Cornell with all the items 



















BlueSky Social Impact Travel

Rotary of Crawley in partnership with Cobham Aviation Services 

brings you BlueSky, an environmentally conscious way

 to explore and discover domestic destinations 

whilst supporting regional communities.

BlueSky encourages regional tourism that supports local industry

 in this difficult economic time and builds our connection

 with this beautiful State & its people.

 All profits raised go to the Rotary Club of Crawley’s service projects

, ranging from youth empowerment, community relief support

 and global health initiatives. 










At the Dinner in Kalgoorlie
hosted by the Rotary Club of Kalgoorlie




















Packing clothes set for Op-shops to support

Vinnies WA

charitable works for families and people in in need

, REQ members and friends enjoyed a productive September Saturday day

 of teamwork and volunteering fun.

Well done team!



















Open Night

















City of Rockingham Deputy Major, Deb Hamblin

 provided an informative presentation on the city's Heritage Strategy

 to members of the Rotary Club of Palm Beach and guests




























































































































































































































































2021















The application form is available online - 

https://forms.gle/ttcL5P9TAyi4Axf48 

 

 

Please get your applications in by 15th November 2020.

















































































































 Quinninup Falls along the Cape to Cape Track in 

The Margaret River Region

 is flowing!

 Find this gem near Wilyabrup as you follow the 135km hike

 that stretches along the coastline from Cape Naturaliste to Cape Leeuwin.

 Here at Quinninup Falls, known as the place of the zamia palm

, the Wadandi people used this special inland area to perform ceremony,

 and it is one of the many cultural sites

 that is significantly important to the Wadandi culture



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