A great day for Applecross Rotary
with three new members inducted at this morning's breakfast meeting
by PP Kenn Williams.
Welcome to Cindy Wiese, Masih Diba and Nik Bluett.
welcoming Ian
and his family to our Club 
hopefully the start
of his 50 years with us 
We welcomed our newest member, Dawn Craik, this morning.
Welcome Dawn, we hope you have a long and happy time with our Rotary
family.
In the past, this has been a fun filled morning of fellowship
not just for the Veterans,
but for Rotarians along with their families and
friends as well.
If anyone would like a feel for the event,
here's a link from REQ's Facebook page
Sign up to be a Volunteer to serve your community at
https://forms.office.com/r/tdrUY2ZYrR
Together we will make the Gardens of Government House
a happy place on ANZAC Day.
Contact:
Wesley Sim
0411-603-936
international@rotaryperth.org.au
Sign-up form:
The Rotary Clubs of Melville and Perth have organised a gala R100 ball
at Ritz Carlton hotel on Friday 23 April 2021.
Some tickets are still
available.
To help offset the cost of this magnificent ball,
we've arranged for some quality wines to be bottled and appropriately labelled
and distributed to Rotarians throughout Districts 9465, 9455
and indeed throughout
Australia
All wines are remarkably only $11.75 per bottle
Case of wine postal delivery in WA is only $10
Many thanks and regards,
Doug Minchin
R100 Ball Committee
0417 917 987 m.
Every Anzac Day our club holds a golf day to raise
money for Legacy, and this year is no different.
Along with great fellowship playing golf, we finish the day with a great
auction of items kindly donated.
Contact us to find out how you can take part.
Every Anzac Day our club holds a golf day to raise money for Legacy
, and this year is no different.
Along with great fellowship playing golf, we finish the day
with a great auction of items kindly donated.
Contact us to find out how you can take part.
Please consider making a tax-deductible donation.
For Rotarians
. As we are not able to attend meetings and be fined maybe while we Zoom
we can make a donation via RAWCS via the link above
Our Brand new Fundraising Website is up and
running, thanks to
Marketing and the Rotary Club of South Bunbury
we have now made it easier for registrations
and fundraising check it out now
In Term
1 we made 2,495 sandwiches for 9 local public schools
In Term 2 we aim to increase to support 10 local public schools
with 920 sandwiches every 3
weeks 
There will be four rounds this term, so we need your help -
Here are some ideas for volunteering:
Buddy up with someone and commit to attending on
alternate sessions to one another 
Commit to one session a year as a work team
(PROMOTING YOUR BUSINESS BEING ACTIVE IN THE COMMUNITY)
THANK YOU'S 
:
for providing the bread (at discount) for every
session
for providing the margarine and cheese (at
discount) for every session
's Child and Parent Centre - Rangeway for collaborating with our
Rotary Club to bring this program to the community.
It is with pleasure that I hand over the
Chair of Handicamp
2022 to Peter Salleo.
Finally, with the help of my Treasurer, Bob Cooper,
and an amazing 2021 committee I am able to report that
the books have been closed with a positive surplus
which will allow the next Handicamp a healthy start.
Thank you for the opportunity to be part of such a rewarding project
and thank you to all the clubs that continue to see the value
of
providing this great adventure for young people with a disability.
Wendy Cooper
Chair of Handicamp 2021
Mental health problems begin at a young age.
Support youth mental health research aimed at intervening early:
Congratulations to our 2022/23 President
Nominee,
! Looking forward to working with you, very excited
for the year ahead
Celebration's all round at last Monday night's
meeting
With Peter's incredible achievement of 50 years in the Rotary Club of Batavia Coast
(formerly Geraldton North) serving the Geraldton community (
well done Rocky!
Happy Birthday to the Worlds happiest Rotarian -
Mr John G, A friend and mentor to many inside and out
of the Perth Rotary Club.
Wishing you a very happy birthday
. An evening in Kelly Country Gillingarra.
We all learnt a few things, a very interesting
exposee on the history of Gillingarra.
Bret Christian receives Vocational Excellence Award as owner
and Editor of the Post newspaper.
President Anthony presented Brett with his award and congratulated him
on his
career and again confirmed that Brett was a well-deserved recipient of the
award.
Rotary has one of the world's most recognised youth
leadership programs.
Alex Mofflin was nominated to attend RYLA by his boss,
and Rotary Club of West Perth
President, Stephen Lee.
Alex shared with the members
a recount of his experience at the RYLA course
and provided an overview their daily activities
in an amusing way.
These activities included an icebreaker exercise, identifying personality types
-
4 colour types, meditation, orienteeringand building rapport with people.
There were also some challenges such as a high ropes course and a cross-country
hike
Thet also participated in workshops on Leadership, Public Speaking, Mental
Health,
and Project Planning.
Inspired at the recent District Conference, Sandra
has taken up the
's Socks in the City Drive, and will be collecting
(new) socks at our next few
on May 2nd
THE VALUE OF A PAIR OF SOCKS IS WAY MORE THAN THE PRICE
Homeless people struggle to find clean dry socks to wear
. As a result they can develop both trench foot and warm water immersion foo
t and, unfortunately, a homeless person with a history of this is eight times more likely
to die in the
next five years compared to a person who is not homeless.
THE BEST TREATMENT IS PREVENTION
Once trench foot or warm water immersion foot has developed healing occurs only
when the feet are cleaned, dried and exposed to air for weeks.
The best
treatment is prevention and the best prevention is to wear clean dry socks.
YOU CAN HELP BY:
Donating socks – preferably new adult socks in natural fibres (cotton or wool)
. Donated socks can brought to our
So, next time you're out shopping - why not pick up a pair or two and help Sandra fill this box...
Was fabulous at our last meeting to have Jan and Carol
(pictured here with President Elect Peter) from
Grandparents
Rearing Grandchildren WA Inc.
explain some of the difficulties faced by kinship carers in Western Australia.
Hopefully in future, our club can find a
way to support them and the fine work they do.
To be distributed at Gidge and Wooroloo. Over 100
pairs of new socks!
With your donations, Iwe were able to give 100 pairs of socks, clothes
, house furnishing and toys to give to families who were affected by the fires in the Perth Hills.
They will be distributed to for those
who lost their homes in Gidgegannup and Wooroloo
event held at a supported transitional house run by
AYLA Assisting Your
Life To Achieve
. Members from Rotary Elizabeth Quay (REQ), along
with
and our friends, all descended on this garden for a
massive make-over!
We worked from dusk to dawn, and it was so worth it
. Exhausted, we gathered around for dinner at the end of the night
and
partook in some well earned fellowship
It's almost that time of Year that Matt will trade in his warm bed and sleep out
in the cold for 1 night to raise money for the
homeless people in Australia.
On Thursday 18th June, Matt and other business leaders
and CEOs will
participate in the
raising awareness and funds for homelessness.
Unfortunately 116,000 people in Australia are homeless-
9,000 are in our own
backyard in Western Australia.
This will be his 5th year participating in this wonderful cause
and thanks to all the family
, friends and Rotarians that have donated towards the fundraiser.
So over the past 4 events Matt has in total raised $13,490
and this year he is looking to raise $5,000 that will aid Vinnies
in providing food and emergency
accomodation of those less fortunate than us.
If you'd like to donate to the cause please visit the link:
https://www.ceosleepout.org.au/fundrai.../matthew-pham/perth
had their first meeting for April and planning for a big few months upcoming.
Fantastic discussion about future projects
and the prospect of officially chartering as a club
Probus. Wembley Downs Mixed Probus Club was launched today
- sponsored by Rotary Cambridge. Jeremy is seen with Jens Bilkau
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