This is local Rotarian David Brockway.
Today he received a Citizenship Award
for long service as a volunteer to his community.
An amazing gentle soul who deserves community
recognition.
Congratulations to George and Delys KING of Jarrahdale
who were awarded the Annual Rotary Club of Byford & District's
"Service Above Self" award
at the Serpentine Jarrahdale Shire Australia Day 2021 event.
This is the 22nd year of presenting an award to a worthy person/s
who demonstrate decades of service to their community.
A great
day. Thank you everyone.
A very Special Happy Birthday to Dorothy Carter who
turns 95 today 
Dorothy is an Honorary Member of the Club
and has been one of President Matthew’s biggest supporters.
She has a often travelled all the way from Cunderdin
to attend our Club meetings which is a massive feat on its own.
From all of us here at the Club we wish you a Happy Birthday Dorothy
and hope
you are keeping well.
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This one goes out to all of our sponsors, donors, members, supporters
and our community in general for getting involved in the Radio Auction this year,
we managed to raise over $130,000 for our community.
We don't do what we do for awards and recognition, we do what we do for all of you,
however, we are very humbled to be singled out
of all of the community groups and events.
Well done to all the award winners tonight and all of the new Australian Citizens,
welcome to this amazing community.
Thank you all one again, and a special thank you to the
City of Kalgoorlie Boulder for this special award.
Boulder, Hannans and Kalgoorlie ready to serve up Australia Day Breakfast.
Thanks to the City of Kalgoorlie of Kalgoorlie Boulder, Brighter, Woolworths
Kalgoorlie and O'Connor's IGA for the sponsorship, donations and support for
today.
All money raised goes back into the community.
Celebrating friendship and community at the Belmont
Rotary breakfast.
As seen in the photo there was a fabulous turnout of
members/partners /friends to set out the tables and chairs on Australia Day.
Australia Day Big Breakfast was once again a huge success which
could only be possible with the help from Gosnells Firebrigade,
Gosnells Lions, Armadale Rotary, countless other volunteers and Bright-r.
In the glorious Victoria Gardens, overlooking the Swan River and Claisebrook Cove,
for breakfast this Australia Day.
. Heirisson
Rotary supporting St Bart’s House in East Perth.
for your generous donation of Water, Ice, Orange Juices, Milk and Trailer
for todays Australia Day Breakfast 
at Town Beach
!
Australia Day 2021: Reflect. Respect. Celebrate.
A very busy but rewarding morning as the Rotary Club of Kwinana
had the pleasure of hosting Australia Day celebrations at Calista Oval.
Members and partners were busy from 6am onwards with set-up, preparation
and serving of free breakfast to the community, car marshalling, and other duties.
Our very own Kim Beciri did a fine job as MC for the event.
After a 'Welcome to Country' address by local Noongar elder Charlie Kickett,
valued club member Barry Winmar provided a traditional play of the didgeridoo.
Following this, entertainment was provided by local cultural groups
, including belly dancers and Ngaru Pou.
A special mention goes to music man Joseph for providing such
wonderful background music to enhance the general ambience of
the occasion.
** HAPPY AUSTRALIA DAY **
Australia Day in 2021 is an opportunity to celebrate the Australian spirit,
our mateship and our sense of community.
We
find optimism and hope as we look to the future.
We reflect on our nation’s past, which began more than 65,000 years ago
, and the impact of European settlement on the First
Nations Australians.
Our national day is a time, above all, for inclusion and respect.
It enables us to pause, listen and gain a greater understanding
of Australia’s First Australians, culture and heritage as we work
towards reconciliation.
We celebrated Australia Day by volunteering with our Partners the SJ Lions Club
and the Byford Baptists Church to present the annual BBQ at Briggs Park
. The Serpentine Jarrahdale Shire folk organised another great event.
This is our 22nd year of service to OZ Day for the 2021 year.
Got the job done, had fun and helped make it a great day.
Celebrating Australia Day in Moora.
Truly Aussie under blue skies and warm sun.
There was a happy crowd who enjoyed a breakfast cooked by Rotarians
protected from the sun by gazebos provided by the Lions
club.
Congratulations
to all winners of the various awards.
Thank you to
all the nominees for the wonderful work you do for your community
Mount Barker Rotary thanks the Shire of Plantagenet for their support
of the Australia Day breakfast. Congratulations to the Plantagenet Shire
Australia Day award winners and new citizens to our community.
Well done to Creative Doors winners.
What an amazing talented community we live in.
Thank you City of Subiaco.
We loved being a part of
the celebration! See you next year!
#subiaco #matildabayrotaryclub #australia #australiaday #citizenship
Learn more about Rotary and our community projects
Fun on the foreshore for the Annual Australia Day
Breakfast for new Australians and their families
Instead of our usual formal meeting on Tuesday,
we headed to the Swan River for a BBQ breakfast at Adachi Park.
It was enjoyed by
all.
A huge thanks to the Waylen Bay Sea Scouts for the invitation to join them
for their Australia Day Breakfast and award presentations.
We took the opportunity to thank them for their support of the 2020 Jacaranda Festival.
The success of the festival would not have been possible without their support
with 65 of their members helping throughout the day.
This is an excellent example of the benefits of Rotary partnering
with a
community group to ensure the project continues to meet the needs of the
community.
members were delighted to welcome Ryan,
recipient of a
Vocational Educational Scholarship, to our meeting this week.
The scholarship is designed in conjunction with
to assist recommended students to complete their studies in the area of Aged Care,
Child Care or Disability Assistance.
Ryan is seen here with his partner, Grace and
Vocational Service Director Kay.
Fabulous to hear from Andre and Hayley
(pictured with one of our newer members Sandra)
at last week's meeting, about how successful Music Therapy
can be when delivered in an Aged Care setting...
https://karrinyuprotary.org.au/.../the-music-pharmacy/...
This evening's meeting illustrated the power of Rotarians
to take action and make a difference in our local community.
Visiting Rotarians - Kay, Bob, Karen and Alan shared three of the up coming events
offered by the Rotary Club of Baldivis.
Watch out for the Year 3 -12 Photo Competition closing on 28 February,
the International Women's Day Lunch at Peel Manor House is on 14 March
and a Golf
Day planned for 18 April.
Helping out at handicamp by cooking the breakfast before the campers
have their day on the river wake boarding and biscuiting.
Thanks to the committee for organising a fabulous camp
Congratulations to our Vocational Award recipients.
Josh and Kelley from Plantagenet Meats
a great option for meat supplies for the community
and the support they offer to many community groups in provided
the many sausages that sizzle around our community
raising funds.
Amy Sandilands for commitment and efforts is
pursuing her
hockey talents local and and a state and national level.
A wonderful evening was hosted by
Michelle and Gary Miller at Shelgary Farm.
President Brian welcomed all Rotarians
and thanked Gary and Michelle for their hospitality.
A great turnout guaranteed a very pleasant evening of fellowship.
NO MOZZIES!
A perfect venue for a gathering
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